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BRADHAM DUROC FARlb 1. The average D will produce a 2. The average a with good can of lint cotton p 3. The approxima and her two lii pasture. 4. The approxima bale of cotton : Eventually ev< deduct ten do] BRADHAM DUROC FARM .... .. ... .. . ... ... Thsbayhaea The otht'm of Italy are appealing I ina, as did thew irothers of Belgium in li It is th~e .ame dist ressing cry--"Givi With bieatanei heairt we wen1t to the what shatll oir m tsweri he to the dlesoiti Thue need ... I rgenit. live h umb-eid hunger and t ihe huger d iseases. 'The whole ch ild life of Italy is er av~erted by sembiing milk in sufliint I q is; and we miust usk ourselves this nluest riflice to sein(1 it Milk is the -ery elixir of lift to the milk famine exi.sts, war' and disease hav milk goats. Will you h vip to save these babiesi you r club, your- church soc iety, the wm .satving these bniucs? It is the work of the Good Sam ari tae Your bah i'-. have all thatI a tendel .sa me motra v.; "..Over There" is pa your pivdeget now to give for that othe Upon your - nswer wa its the hope of Checks m.i, he sent to Miss .lan wI State, Cohuinbia. S. C. F R E~NCHI 1)O(:TOilS TO'( FIGHTI' SUJIT a Foirmi Syndicate~ to DefendI One of t< Claimi s Cemden, hi'e . 13.- - rench medical circlesha e ee stirred by the trial u. at Ni mes of' Dr Mazzel, a reputable o pihysic ian, aerni:.ed of being res ponsi- p ble for the de'aths of two patients, n hiaters, namne \ rnaud b~y improper ei admin istration of hypodermie mnjee- u tions, which r.. ulted in septic devel. A' opments. it The HistersT, accordling to the evi- tI dlence, were under treat ment for ty- t< nhobid when tDr. bz~el, was callerd in il TUE aroc sow, with good c ton of pigs per year, cre in Clarendon cou , will produce 500 er acre. ite price of feeding a :ters a year is $100 te price for producir in one year is $100. 3ry progressive f4 lars from the pr RADIi TilE d b~y our milk. THl CAROL INA to you, the. mothers of South C3aro '14. -u milk, that our babies may live!" suiccor of the "IBables of Belgium ;" mlothers of It alIy. thousand babi~es are suffering from <htngeredi, and dIisaster can only he iantities to tide them over this eris ion; are we willing to make the sac )ahy; but in Italy there is no milk, a ing left. the nation without cattle or Will you interest. your neighbor, ien of your city and community in mot heri's love can giv~e them--the verless, there is little to give. It is 'motheri. many a sadl mother in Italy. L. Evans, I"lorence, S. C., or to The id1 recomiimendled injections of a new it itox in. The ir conditions apparently itteredl, but a. few days later symp) is of poisoning were notedl near l(e pu nctures, and despite the ampilest rgicalI attention and consultations it as not. possiblde to save their lives. The question naturally arose as to hether the poison wouldl have devel >ed had the typhoid haeillus not been esent. The girl's parents, through edical experts attached to the prose itor's oflice, insist that the needless ere not pro0perly sterilized, but Dr. azel 's witnesses refuted all possibil y of such neglect, and also upheld m dloctor's 'right, if he 50 dlesiredl, use more frequently the injections SDAY are, nty, lbs. sow on ig a armer in Clarendo: ice to the first Cla Yours for a c AM DI MANNING, So GET MORE BUTTER Mrs. Hattie Meece of Glenn, Mis souri, says: "I was not making enough butter from my cow's milk production for a family of two. After using Dr. LeGear's Stock Powders a short time, she gave a half gallon more milk a day, and a pound of but ter a day." Dr. LeGear's Stock Powders give to milk cows just what is needed to keep U the digestive organs in proper condi- * tion, so that they get the most pos- g sible good from their feed. Give equal ly wonderful results when used for horses, hogs, and sheep, because they are a tonic, appetizer andl worm ex-U peller. It matters not what ailment you* may have among your stock or poultry, it will pay you to get the pr~oper Dr. LeGear Remedy fr om yowu dlealer. TIhey are the Doctor's per-U sonal .prescriptions, compoundled dur ing his 28 years of Veterinary Prac-* tice and1( Exper't Poultry Breeding.* They must satisfy you, or your dlealer will refund your money.U Dr. Mazel is beink asked for $60,000 damages, but in order to show thatU they aie not influenced by the pros- U pect of gaining sonme of the physician's U wvealth, the parents of the girls an-U nouncedl that they would willingly hand over the moeny to any French U charity selected by the court. This of- U fer was followed by the formation of U a syndicate of physicians of NimesU and vicinity, who have raised funds toU carry on the battle for the acquittal of their colleague.U Trhe syndicate is, the first attempt toU unionize the French medical priofes-U sion, which, undler the existing laws, has been subjected to numerous at tacks like that Dr. Mre is being triedl on. Not only are physicimns re-U sp)onsible now for the accuracy ofU their diagnosis, but they are also ie- U sponsible that the treatment wvill be U carried out effectively by nurses ad that the druggists will properly fill their prescriptions, while the testi monxy of medlical experts attached to the prosecutor's office is4 rarely ups9etU by even the most formidable contia- U (diction from other experits.U The Nimes syndicate pr omlises toU head a movement for the revision of the French med ica'l laws which will not leave its member s open to embar.. rassing legal confli uts.U ------ -- U IIOW TIlE JIA Y SUFFlllED! I1er little body was red, inflamed,U and itching with eczema, or someU kindred rash. Other treatments fail-U edl, but Zemerine madle hei healthy* andl comfortable. Sold for $100 and 50 cents by Dickson Drug Stoie.U NOTICEK U All persons are here by forbidden toU hunt or trespass, in any way or form upon the lands of Mrs. Emma F. Rodgers in (larendon County. Per. sons so doing will be prosec uted uin-U dler penalty of the law for trespass9 after notime. L. A. BROADWAY, yg 50-4t..e Summerton, S. C. DEC. 5. A 6. A 7. Ai to] en E R 8. W Yo yo so, W( n county will on rendon farmer wi >unty full of pure bred JROC ith Carolina I ONEEEEE EE E A NN O We have recentl) good will of the Cl Ford in this territor models of the Ford and have a complet accessories. When< we will appreciate 3 We especially wi: ities for handling y" with the special ma Motor Co. for doing a position to give y< Mr. .J. J. Brasingt troduction. Bring ir of you. Now A Wc We appreciate th but we are ready to repair don't let it gc us and we will try t OUR IV liimlhMEEEEEEEEMI 28 fair price for a bale fair price for a tor i acre that will pro< i will very nea1 ough for a sow ani e have carried the u, finish the calcul ur answer Decen :lock when we will ws and gilts at our " iroc Farm. Geori bevil with Durocs. C n a Duroc s io buys a sow hogs, FARZ 28 purchased the arendon Motor ( y. We carry a cc car, truck and the e stock of genuin aver you need an: iour patronage. sh to call your att< mir repair work. chinery recommer all kinds of repai u prompt and eff on, our head mect i your work and rd Regarding e fact that ready c do our bit. If you t worse neglectii o arrange terms si [OTTO IS SER~ me to see uw J. E. DA A1. L. LU4 IE.EnuEsuEEEE.E.I BRADHAM )UROC FARM of cotton is $125. of pigs is $240. luce a bale of cot l1y produce feed I her pigs. figures this far for ation and give us ber 28th at one sell 42 extra good Palmetto Quality" ria beat the boll in South Carolina? ow. We will in our sale. BRADHAM )UROC FARM Efimammmmmms Isane NAgRNIA N MENTi U Dntire interest and N o. agents for the . m lete line of all" oson TractorI e Ford parts and thing of this line3 antion to our facil- I Ale are equipped * ded by the Ford U r work, and are in icient service. anic, needs no in-- * he will take care U Condition ~ U ash is hard to get I rcar is inneed of ig it. Bring it to ttisfactory. U VICE U N - U U U VIU U vDs I IEssEEEEEEEEEEEE