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imjntinued tt
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fi|^feafter all tl
flavors will
pinkSo
look for
IrRlGLEYS
in the pink sealed
wrapper and take
your choice of fla
vor. Three kinds \
to suit all tastes.
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Be i SURE you get
Oie Flavor
VP to the Fish.
ftoaMnlfftftlm?-Hoy, kill, ilon't you <
thbaiu'tU'i' season for trout?
Smair^CMjr (ti.vlmi-)?Sure, hut wlien ,
St 4* tW^hfnm>n there ain't any around,
Ct there's always a lot
tiT riwtu. If the Bull ain't K?ln' to ohe.v
tke rnle^f'tttft't.'U'lther?Hoys' Life.
Wft?Pra?a4isti^t?>ert n bl e Plll? contain
a**.l*? S*itnre#et?M?? lnicr.client., nhlrb act '
tr?ai a* fc' taotc au>4 runtattve. Adr.
rrutnks ill* so (hi-ap that there is no i
?< ?? (4i\l?iK \heni KnidRln>rly. I
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We vbo tliiok* jte never wns a fool i
fl* a 1m>1 opVf.i,'-*;''.
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"Our Good Old
Standby for
Over 20 Years1'
Yager's Liniment is a good
eM fashion liniment having I
mmwkrfut penetrative powers
and affording prompt relief
from pain.
ft alleviates quickly pain J
earned from rheumatism,
*j?rahfia, sciatica, sprains,
C|iadh6ns twice as much as
AnMai bottle of liniment.
^Sell^it^the same price; at
3a "1 3[ Il 81 1^ B ?^ ^ p SSi
W^?nnjLlI?HiiKS
mftra iim m mamma. colu an? rent.
twlMa?lftiW|ttali|Ink. At All Drs| SUi-w. .
Wtm You Need * Good Tonic
TabeBABEK
WfMCI AND BLRM OCRS KtK
Mittratthilli, Fever and Grippe
OPWTAllfS NO VClNISB
AAA HnKNBtn or by Parcel Post. prepaid,
On HmMttlil A Co , Washington, D. C.
THE WAR 18 WON *!
tf? killAN ?t>i the ipk>0 times peaco
hut yourself about J'crane.
iHnrni&hf Grapes. J spon i'er- i
Amhma plums. Pour-lies. Mulberrloo. I
AMMMatkl froes. Blirttb* mid Itonrn. Our '
anavy CViRlog and fl\e new Southern ]
tMtM Bulletins r-ontaio more informu OHM
Be plnnirn than oyer published by i
WTMHry. Ko Inflated prtcee. A-.'dress I
Ce.Mhf A Co.. Nmmtt BMf. Mmlutt. flerids .
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iLEYS
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nt:
uc iiccusui me
Wrigley's has
le use of tin foil
forlMBi
iree WRIGLEY
be sealed in
end packages. ^
SEALED TIGHT?KEPT RIGHT
WRIGLEY'S?
t a ' ? '
Lasts! I|p
Strange Industrial Bedfellows.
An interesting it|>|>1 i?-titi?>11 of the
conservation Idea Is soon in Hit* report
from Iceland that waste lieat is there
being utilized to huke hrrttil. The c? m (
nectloa between bread and gas-miikim:
might at lirst blush seetn a far cr> :
but the city eo.uncil of Reykjavik litis
begun the operation of a special bakery
in conjunction with the municipal
Kas works, whereby much t?f the heat
which formerly escaped up the chimney
of the lalter is utilized in the j
ovens of the former. It is expected
that before long all the black bread
consumed in the city will he baked In
Uiis estnldishmenl. Three-pound loaves
are completely baked 1m llint' hours
and other sizes in proportionate time.
AFTER EFFECTS
OF MEASLES
MOTHER, WHO LIVES IN TENNESSEE
MOUNTAINS.WHERE BLACKDRAOGHT
IS RELIED ON IN
MANY TROUBLES, SAYS IT
MADE HER BOY SOUND
AND WELL.
Coal Creek. Term.?Up In the mountains,
quite some distance from town,
lives Mrs, U. S. Fritts, who relates
her experience with Thedford's BlackDraught
as follows:
"My little boy, James, took sick
with diarrhea, about ft.'e years ago.
and was badly swollen, lie had the
measles ami this was, no doubt, alt
ufter-effeet. I made him well by giving
blm Thedford's Black-Draught. I
gave It to liim three timet a day for
a month. I firmly believe it Saved
his life.
We always keep Black-Draught In
our house. It Is our doctor. Always
easy to get and prompt In glvlug relief.
A small pinch of Black-Draught
after each men I and at bed time for
headache, stomach and liver trouble,
una wo ore well the next morning.
It certainly works wonders sometimes
and saves no end of trouble, relieves
pain, and there Is no need for
another doctor.
I have recommended JJ-aek-Prmight
to all my neighbors and will continue
to recommend it."
Thedford's Pdnck-Drnught Is a
pure, vegetable herb liver inedielno,
acting gently, yet promptly, on li^-r
and bowels.
Thousands of people, everywhere,
have found jt to relieve constipation,
indigestion, tlllousncss and many
similar rt'sorders.
Try Black-Draught. Your druggist
sells it.? Adv.
Brazil Creates Food Administration.
To restrict the exportation of its
food products and to control prices
and distribution, the llrnxiltmi government
lias nutliortxcd the creation of a
food administration.
No Worm# in a Healthy Child
AJ1 children troubled with rorna hate an nnh*Athr
color, which indicate* poor blood. and aa a
rule, there la Dior* or lr*a atouiach dlttarbaiu-*.
OKOVM'S TASTHI.KnS cbill TONIC given regularly
for two or tbre* w**ka will enrich the blood. Improve
toe dlgettion, end act an a General BtrengtlicnlrgTonlo
to the whole ay*tem. Na'irw will then
throw off or dlapel the worm*, and the "bUd will be
In perfect health. Plraiant to take. 80c per bottle.
Time ami title wait for no man?and
n woman is always behind time.
Block la the stepfather of success.
mm Granulilcd Eyelids,
M mmJ Eyee inflamed by exposure
to See. Rati and VdH
ECZT? quickly relieved by Matfar
I V Eye Remedy. No Smarting.
)u?t Eye Comfort. At
Your Drugeiata or by mail 60c per Bottle,
for leek el the Eye free write h v
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicane.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
WELL OVER QUOTA
ENTIRE NATION SHOULD BE
IN8PIRED BY ACTION OF
PALMETTO STATE.
DISPATCHES FROM COLUMBIA
Doings and Happening* That Mark
the Progress of 8outh Carolina Peopis,
.fathered Around ' the Stat'e
Capital.
Columbia.*
With contributions reported early {
intuitu* U...I1 .1? ? I
I -v'li uici me fi,uin>,ww uinrK
I South Carolina stands out anions the
states of the Union that have proved
in no uncertain terms their gratitude
' to the troops who offered themselves
1 a living sacrifice on the bloody battlefields
of Burope.
Although having voluntarily ac'
cepted the Itjk of ruising more, the
, official quota tor the state, as on ree-'
i ord in New Yortf, is $905,730, and Dr.
John It. Mott. di.~ec tor-general of the
I campaign, has wired the following to
; W. 1). Melton. s?i.te chairman:
"I heartily congratulate you au?J
! >our associate*, in South Curolinu up|
on splendid record iu going over the
i top and thus joining the group of
! states that are leading the nation in
! oversubscription. I know you will not
I stop Tor an hour and will press n igori
ously on until midnight Wednesday.
"The story of South Carolina's I
' achievement is an inspiration to the j
entire nation. John 11. Mott." |
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Fight Against Camp Jackion.
Washington Special. -Information
' of a reliable, although not official naI
ture was obtainable here that Atlanta.
through Georgia congressmen, is pre
; paring overtures to the war department
which if accepted would provide
for only one large miliary camp iu j
i the South, that one being at Atlanta.
it is learned that it is the idea of,
i the Atlanta people that all the camps j
in South Carolina and Alabama, to j
getlier Willi those in Genrela .should
bo located in Atlanta. This would alwl- j
' Ish Camps Hancock. Wheeler. Wadj-i
I worth. Sevier and Jackson, with those!
in Alahatna. and possibly those in
I North Carolina also.
Atlanta's efr?jts, il is su'd. will be,
| directed nut only toward absorbing all j
| of the smaller camps, hut especially j
i taking over Cutup Jackson, now the
J largest artillery camp in the United (
States. Those who are in a position j
i to know what is going on inside the
lines concerning overtures expected I
to be made to the war department I
within the next few days expressed ,
I the opinion that Atlanta would make
the first tight against Camp Jackson.]
I that being'the largest of all the South- j
I ern camps except Camp Gordon
The Georgians are especially anx|
ious to get hold of Camp Jackson and
i it is learned that if any of the catups
I remain it will probably be only after
I Atlanta has boen fought to a stand'
still as the people of Atlanta propose
j to make their city, with Kort McPhorI
sou at their doors, second in size to
j no other camp in the world
I N'o further particulars as to demobilization
plans at Camp Jackson.
Camp Wads worth or Camp Sevier
were announced here today.
Explosives May Now be Sold.
On account of ti e end of hostlli-i
ties, which no doubt means the end
: of the war. public safety no longer rej
quires certain regulations which wore
t put into force more than a year ago.
I William Ttanks. the explosive inspec'
tor for South Carolina, has received
; instructions from the department of;
the Interior, bureau of mines, that all
i regulations relating to fireworks are
1 recvoked and that no further licensing
i of flruworks will be required.
These ruling in no way affect the
licensing of the main explosives and
: the government oversight of ntagaj
zines. i'ntil further notice, all per,
sous who have in their possession I
blasting powder, dynamite and detonating
caps will be required to have
j license as usual and all persons in-j
j tending to purchase must have license.
Cooper to the State.
Governor-elect ft. \. Cooper will deliver
the Thanksgiving address in (
front of the state bouse at :t:45 o'clock !
the afternoon of Thanksgiving Day.)
The program of exercises of the;
celebration which was proposed by j
Mayor Rlalock has not yet been coin-j
: pleted. but it was determined that the;
j address should be delivered by Mr
Cooper. In response to tin- invitation
to deliver the address Mr. Cooper con-j
j en ted on the condition that he be per-,
mitted to return to I.?nurens the, same'
I
Charter and Commissions.
The Peoples Hank of Tiinmonsvillc
was commissioned with a proposed
capital stock of $65,001).
) Tlio Service Drug Company of llreeleyville
was commissioned with a
I proposed capital stock of $::.00<).
Rose Farms inc.. of Mcggetls. waif]
chartered with u capital stock 6f
$11)0,000. The Carolina Handle Company
of (Jaflney was commissioned
j will) a proposed capital stock of $10.000.
A general spoke and handle
manufactory is contemplated.
School for Feeble Minded.
At the regular meeting of the board
I of regents of the State Hospital for1
the Insane it was decided to under
f take as soon as possible the construe-1
tlon of a school for the feeble minded. I
Early in the summer a site for this in-1
?titntion was accepted, but the board .
of regents has not been in a position
to undertake the erection of a build- i
Ing on account of the attitude of the
war industries -board in the matter
>f getting supplies aud labor. These ,
obstacles having now been removed
:oaslrucUon can proceed.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
President Wilson in a proclatnation
designated Thursday. November 2S,
as Thanksgiving day.
The proclamation follows:
"It has long been our custom to
turn in the autumn of the year in
praise and thanksgiviug to Almighty
God for his many blessings and mercies
to us as a nation. Thia year we
have special and moving oause to be
grateful aud to rejoice. God has in
His good pleasure given us peace. It
has not Votne as a mere cessation of
arms, a mere relief from the tragedy
of war.' It has come as a great
triumph of right. Complete victory
has brought us. not peace alone, but
the confident promise of a new day
as wall, in which justice shall replace
force and jealous intrigue among the
nations. Our gallant armies have participated
in a triumph which is not
marred or stained by any purpose of
selfish" aggression. In a righteous
cause they have won immortal glory
and have nobly served their nation in
serving mankind. God has indeed
been gracious. We have cuuse for
such#rejoicing us revives and strength- !
ens In us all the best traditions of i
our nationnl "history. A new day
slilncs about us. in which our hearts
take new courage and look forward
with new hope to new and greater
duties.
"While we render thanks for these
things, let 11s not forget to seek the
uiiuie Kuiuiiiit t* in me penormance or \
those duties and divine mercy and for- I
giveness for all drrors of act or pur- j
pose and pray that lo all that we do
we shall strengthen the ties of friend- j
ship and mutual respect upon .which i
we must assist to build the new strue- j
turn of peace and good wTll among the j
notions.
"Therefore. T. Wood row Wilson,
president of the United States of
America, do hereby designate Thursday.
the twenty-eighth day of November.
next, as a day of thanksgiving
and prayer, and invite the people
throughout the land to cease upon that
duv from their ordinary occupations
and In their several homes and places
of worship to render thanks to God.
the Tinier of the nations."
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South Carolina Casualties.
TolJ of war among South Carolina
troops overseas, as reported ' in dis- j
patches from the front:
Killed in Action? Privates G. F.
Gar.tt. Liberty; J. It. Hidings. Campo-J
hello: Sergt. J. T. Adams. Ware j
Shoals: Privates J. S Hrown. Ware
Shoals; Tandy Hawkins. Taylors; j
f orp. ('. S. Morris. Morris.
Died of Wound:- -Privates ITenry i
nartl'dd. Columbia; P. W. Skelton.
Central; Corp. C. J. Mixon. Olanta; j
Lieuts. S. D. Turteltaub. Charleston; i
W. F. Caldwell. Chester; Privates j
Huh Hahutt. Cool Springs; M. C. Rogers.
Marion; David Turner. Union;
Walter Jefferson. McColl; J. Seigle,
Jr.. Aiken.
Died of Disease?Privates Robert
Bowen, Honea Path; W. D. Hall and!
T.' R. Williford. Anderson; Geo. Millar.
Cross Hill; R. It. J'eurce. Colum- :
hia; Cuet Pope, Aiken; H. F. Lever.
Lexington; Lee Chapman. Orange- i
burn; It. DeGrnfTinreld. ('hosier; C. K. i
Hughes, Abbeville; Sergts. Frank \
Kobersnn. Abbeville; Miller Granison.
Filbert; Privates Sam Stewart. \Va- '
verly Mills; Rusan Snapes. Bonneau; j
Corps. Win. Gray. Hock Ilill; G. C.
Wall. Hemingway; Privates L. G.
Melton. Lockhart; Wallace Morgan.
Edgefield; Richard Hayes, lrino;
Claud Jones. Simplex; David McQueen.
Clieraw; T. T. Pope, Homing- 1
way; Horace Rutl", Pomaria; Thos.
Sullivan. Clarks Hill; James Walker,
Deliver; R. G.'Steading. Willlaniston.
Edmund fJorteen, Sumter; Andrew
Ingram, Cheruw; Robert Millikin,
Vance; Geo. Nance. Anderson; Pearly
Savage, Union; Alex. Stinsod, Chester;
Geo. Royd. Camden; S. D. Rustv
Cameron; S. C. Watson, Greenwood.
Severely wounded?Private H. P.
Gaillard. Holly Hill; Corp. C. F. Hopkins.
Seneca; Geo. N'oland, Union;
Paul Seay, Guffney.
Slightly w'ounded- Corp. C. J.
Barsb, Columbia; Privates C. G. Harrington,
Mullens; Avery Allen. Greenville;
Charles Edwards, ldndeuburg;
L. Leonhardt. Union; Corp. Charles
Arnold, Greenwood.
Prisoners or Missing?Private E. G.
Brandon. York; Sergt. G. W. Rogers,
Hampton; Private Harvey Cook, ,
Groeuvillb.
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Force Being Reduced. i
Dr. C. V. Atkin. United States pub- j
lie health service, in charge of intluenza
control work, has so rapidly |
reduced the force of public health ser- j
vice physician* in the state recently |
that at the present time only one man
is on duty in the field and he is at
Starr, in Anderson county, investigat- J
ins conditions there. While there are j
many cases of intlucnza seatteed about
over the state, local health authorities
are able to handle the situation, and J
little assistance in the way of physicians
in health service is needed.
Boy Licenses Early.
Persons who intend to drive their l
automobiles in January will have to I
procure a license plate before Janu- j
nry 10. The law Rives autoists ten
days' of grace after January 1. dur- J
ing which time they may drive their
machines without license. Following
this lapse, an officer of the law may
stop and question as to whether or not
application has been made for a license.
T'nloss a money order receipt
or other information Is shown to prove
that application has been made, the
aitfnlst ,.an i,P placed under arrest.
Made Field Commander.
A dispatch from Paris announces
the promotion of Brig. (leu. J oh u son
llagood. now chief of staff of the
American department of supplies in
France, to he tield commander at the
front. General liagood will hat succeeded
by llrig. Gen. \V. D. Connor.
General llagood is a Columbia man
and lias many friends here who will
rejoice ip his promotion.
He is the son of the late I.ee llagood
of Columbia and a nephew of
Hen. and ex-Gov. Johnson llagood.
LOOK AT CHILD'S !
TONGUE IF SICK,
CROSS, FEVERISH
HURRY, MOTHER! REMOVE POI- 1
SON8 FROM LITTLE STOMACH.
LIVER, BOWELS.
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS
AT ONCE IF BILIOUS OR
CONSTIPATED.
Look ut lIn* tongue, mother! If
coated, it is u sure sign tluit your little
one's stomach, liver and bowels '
needs a gentle, thorough cleansing ut
have unusual merit.
If you are troubled with pain* or aches |
in the Imck, feel tired in the looming. i
headaches, indigestion, insJtnnin, painful
or too frequent, passage of,urine, irritation !
or' stone in the bladder, you will almost I
certainly find relic' in UOI.I) MKDAh i
Haarlem Oil Capsules. This is the good !
old remedy that has stood the test for'
hundreds of vears, prepared in the proper
quantity and convenient form to take.
1*. is imported direct from Holland laboratories,
and you can pet it at any
drug store. It is a standard, old time :
home remedy and i -e<U no introduction. 1
Each capsule contains one doe. of live
drops anil is plcasntit and easy to take.
They will quickly relieve those stiffened !
joints, that l?ai-knchc. rheumatism, himIlAlFO
Hl'intinn aa
D , n... I" " " i
dust." etc. Your money promptly refund- ,
*d if they do not relieve you. nut Im sure '
to pet the venture (Mil,I) MKDAI< brand.
?ti boxes. three 'sizes.? Adv.
Just a Possibility.
' My brother is an iiutnuiohile sales
mint. Not lonu tiKo lie iitnl bis wife
were discussing it nelghi/or's Illness.
Mv brother said: "1 can't imagine vCh.v
a liittti of bis baldts and in perfect
ben It b should be stricken with such a
serious Illness. Wonder what ever
started it?"
Helen, their live-year-old. was taking
all this in and replied: '*1 biddy,
nitty he it was a 'self-starter.*" 4'hl
cngo American.
.lapan has a glycerin iiiumifueltiring i
plant .which litis a capacity of uhotii
.'MX! tons a ihonth.
Manv p?-opto Imagine that Worm* or Tape- j
worm cannot !> soften rid of entirely. |
Those who have used "Dead Shot"?Dr
Perry's Vermifuge, know that they can. Adv.
Only the simple life is honorable or
even decent today.
You Are
When you have Heartbi
after e
FA"
6^(roO
Rids you of the Excess
the GAS driven out of your
IT GIVES YOU F
Sold by druggists generally?If yon
60c, Mod us this a<1?. with your i a
ua the SOr after you get It. Addrei,*
once.
When peevish, cross, listless, pule,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or net naturally,
or is feverish, stomach sour,
hreatli had: has stoiunch-nche, sore
throat, dinrrhrea, ftill of cold. Rive a
tonspnonfui of "California S.vrup of
Fig?," and in a few* hours all tlie foul,
constipated waste, utidlRested food
and sour Idle gently moves out of the
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless "fruit laxative;"
they love its delicious taste, and It
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of |
"California Syrup of Figs." which has |
directions fo^ babies, children of nil
aces and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Rewure of counterfeits sold
here. To he sure you get the genuine,
ask to see that it Is made by the "California
Fig Syrup Company."! Refuse
any oth-r kind with contempt.?Adv.
HAD NO CHANCE WITH HIM
pacu i p ? .j i oi:_i - - i
? ?w wmuc) ainiiu iiy onrmcrb v^drrted
Off the Honors With His
Carnival Costume.
.When tile Sli>< ii.ii Tennis rluli beltl
11 carnival In aid of unr funds every body
hcpim to talk about Winkers.
What costume would la* wear? His
calves were too thin for knee-breeches,
and Ills arias too slim for a Vtkiuii.
while his small head, seam of hair,
would he lost in an antique helmet.
On the treat day. however. Winkers
was tirst favorite. All the ladles
erowdod round hiiu and voted for liini
to have the prize, while William the
Conqueror and llainlot loafed dismally
around alone.
A late arrival, totted out as a resplendent
Unman warrior, asked :
"What's the trouble with inA follows?
You all look as eheerful as a
wet week."
"It's that thinkers," eame a ehorus
if trow Is. "The little hrute eaiue as
a Ihirtain, marked down, and every
hhssed pirl in the place is tithtint to
pet near him."?London Tit-Hits.
Lives 200 Years!
For more than 200 yenr*. Haarlem Oil,
the fatuous national remedy ot Holland,
has been rec<?Rnt/.*d ns an infallible relief
from all forms of kidney and bladder disorders.
Its verv nue i? moot that it must
I am Sincere! SI
I Guarantee C
Listen to me! Calomel si
day's work. If bil
headachy read
Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work u
pleasure; Ik* vigorous and full of am-,
hitlon. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel, boon use it makes you sick
antl you may lose a day's work.
Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking It up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea autl cramping.
Listen to me! If you want to enjoy
the nie.est, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, just
take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
denier sells you n bottle of Podson's
Liver Tone for a few cents under tuy
COLT
/ * You can Preven
frj/ ( \ through your stub
I? ft Ls?b ?\^1 It win n you begin
UOli r)5I RPOHK'S Is safe t
Vslfl /<?/ I* prevent.* alt dls
\<fr\ /JPF at any ago ure "?
X'KxVvl^ay/ goods houses and
anil SL1S 0 bottle.
SrOHN WhJ
l^^STOCK iS
| LICK IT 1?\J ?
U CONTAINS COTTTRAS FOR WORMS. Slt.PMVM
..KEYS. NUX VOMICA. A TONIC ANO PI R?. OAll
U NO DOSING. ASA YOLK 1)1 AI
I Blackman $tock Remedy
CHRONIC CO
IS A CRIME AC
Stop It or you never can keep well,
riouth, coated tongue, perhaps headac
derange* the whole system, produces (
Is no better remedy for these disord
Try them just once and be eternally
Dr. Tuffs
Large Fumigating Houses.
lit punru'Ptinn with tlx* riiliipiiiKn
iiirainsi tlif pink hull worm on cotton,
tlif federal horticultural bonis I is in*
stnlllli^ wiinI is snhl to ht? I lis* largest
fumigating t ?|ttipment in existence
(surpassing pvpii the potton fumigating
plants nf Ih.ston) nt livo towns on ilu?
Mexican bonier of Texas. 'lio? largest
fumigating boiisp, nt Laredo will
Iihvp it capacity of |."? freight oars.
Tins,, purs will iiiiiUp possiblt* the
fnitii^r:iIl<>u of Hip p\n?rit?r ami Ibo interior
of pars, as well ;is Hip poiiIpIIIs.
Stit'ittitic A nit'iifaii.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach , the seat of the disease.
Catarrh Is u local disease, greatly InMuenced
bv constitutional conditions. HALL'S
CATARRH MKDIt'lKE will euro catarrh.
It Is taken Internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. 11 ALU'S CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed of some of the bet* tonics
known, combined ^ith some of the best
uiihii] purifiers. rno perfect combination
of the ingredients tn HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINK Is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions.
DruRKistH 75c. Testimonials fine.
F. a. Cheney & Co., Props.. Toledo. O.
"Ragtime" in High Place..
American sailors stationed at Scottish
ports are said to ho iniroiluciii^
'TnjitiiiH'" music. Kit her lite American
sailors or the Scotlish ports are
behindhand in iliis respect, since "rnntlmc"
lias hreii played Mini danced in
Knulisli nnil Irish porl.s for tin1 Inst
live or six tears. What is really news
ahout the mallei* is 11 titt "rajptme" is
now pi a ye* I ami danced by Ain?*riciiii
sailors in Scoidi pons under V. M.
C. A. auspices.
When Baby I* Teeth'nif
OHOVBS HABY HOW Ml. MHDICINH will enrrwol
Ute Stomach and B'wrl truablen Perfect!; harm
lev*. See direction!, on the bottle.
Miss Florence Fontaine recently became
a "lii'si-class" bootblack la .Muscatine.
In.
Headaches. Rlliou* Attack*. Indigestion. arc
en red l.v taklm? May Apple, Alie. Jalap made
Into I'lea-utii Pellei* (l>r. Plorce'al. Ad*.
l'ndcrlakcrs lost* out when the dead
past buries its dead.
Don't trifle with a cold
?it's dangerous.
You can't afford to risk
Influenza.
Keep always at hand a
i)ox of
cascaraE? quinine
Standard .-old remedy for 20 years in tablet
form?safe. sure, no opiates- - breaks up a cold
in 24 hours?relieves mrip in .1 days Money
bark if it foil i The genuine box has a Red top
with Mr. Hill's pictuie. At All Drug Stores.
W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 48-1918.
! Dying By Aci
urn. Gas, Bloat, and that Ful
ating. TAKE ONE
roNic
>UB STOMACH'S SAKi
Acid and Overload and you will i
body THE BLOAT GOES WIT1
tEAL STOMACH COMFO
r drufretst can't supply you a birr bo* of Ki
me and sililrms and we will hcw! It to you?yon
I'.atonic Heroedy Co., 1018 8. Wabuah Ave., Cb
2
V
i r\ ? ^
top uaiomei! lodson's
Liver Tone
ickens and you may lose a
ious, constipated or
my guarantee.
personal njnne.v-hack guarantee that
each spoonful will clean your sluggiah
liver better than a dose of nasty calomel
ami that It won't make you sick.
DotLson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know It next morning,
because you will wake up feeling
line, your liver will be working: heartnche
and dl/.zlness gone; stomach will M?be
sweet utul bowels regular.
Podson's Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and can
not salivate, (live it to your children.
Millions of people are using Oodsoa's
Liver Tone Instead of dangerous calomel
now. Your druggist will tell you
that the sale of calomel is almost
[stopped entirely here.?Adv.
DISTEMPER
> thlrt Inatlmnm* frnm ruimlnr
ie and euro nil the colts guffcrlt?K wltb
the treatment. No matter how yountr.
o use on uny colt. It Is wonderful how .
tempers, no mattev low cultFi or horse*
sxposed." All Rood drujrtrist* and turf
manufacturers jell HHOHX'S ut BO cent*
jr..50 and $11.00 a dozen.
DICAL. CO., tivihen, lad., V. J. A.
If! biOCK '*J
Si WJSM LIKE IT 1
NT TDROP BUCK IH fEEO 80* I
OH THE BLOOD. SAI.Trl.TF a FOR THF Rtf> H
ST SALT USED DV VF.Tf RUSARIANS II TEARS. H
LER FOR BLACKMAN'S OR WRIIL
jOOWUPAjn^Owttanooga^
INSTIPAT1QN
;ainst nature
If you wake with a bad taste In the
he, your liver la torpid. A torpid liver
dyspepsia, costiveness and plies. There
en than DR. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS,
convinced. For sale by all druggists.
liver Pills
"Beaver Board'*
Use "BEAVER BOARD" for
your walls and ceilings. It is airtight
and wind-proof. Any carpenter
or workman can put it on. It
produces far more tasteful effects
than plaster and is more economical*
STRATTON & BRAGG CO.
Petersburg Virginia
"Bearer Board" Distributor*.
-3
DC PREPARED 10 COMBAT THB
Influenza Germ
?by putting a little
Brame's Vapomenlha
Salve up
your nostrils each
morning before going
out and each night
before retiiing.
Price 25c. 50c and
$ 1.00 For sala by
all dealers cr direct
upon receipt of prica.
! BRAML MEDICINE CO.. N*. Wilkeshoro.N.C.
I
FROST PROOF
/>
laooage Plants
K?rly Jerm-y ?n<l CliarleMton Noocession
itnJ F7?t Dutch I'v .<??,
1,000, C3.u0; .Vt**l at Si.75: 10." O ?ml M|> ttlt.MV
IT. I). H. here. My P.-vr?el P..-.1, prepaid. HU, ifijcj
1,000, tl.M. WltolfHak uikI retail.
D. F. JAMISON. SUMMERVli.LE, S. C.
WANTED
Auei'.ts to sell the ureat 'World War
for Liberty." Will pay best com- '
mission. Send I 5c for complete outfit.
! s
t. If. Robinson & Co.. Chorlotte, N. C.
REGISTERED HOGS TOR SALE
Dnroc Jjrseys, O I. C.. Berkshire and
Poland China. My record i ; 1 0.000 sales
in 3 months. Correspondence solicited.
J. D. I1ROWN, Grohom, Va.
PARKER'S
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