O. ?. Wldteaido ?M acquitted ot mail
nughter Friday afternoon in llfehlaad
imioal court, The defendiiut went U>
|al wud ?/ter the ?t*t?> bad iutroduced
iverul wltuewweH and after ou? bwd tew*
Sod for tjift defenff, Bolicttor 8|dgaer
located to Judfce Mclver that a *er?
n of uot guilty fee returned by the
ry. The judge thop Instructed. tb<?
for+tuan to nign, tho iwdleimeut ami
Whitetklo \ca* fraa of the chart?. Alio*
KlAjr, 18 war old daughter of U. It.
Kirby, wa* run over and killed ou No
veiuVr 14, 1010, at the aouthwi'st cor*
Oft of Taylor eud Marion etreeU. O.
B. Whlttpid* waa driving tho umchlue
and the coronar'a jury charged him with
the killiug. trr -T: " %
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acreage, with a good quality of High Grade 'Fertilizer
added, will fcarn a bigger profit.
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Used by thousands of farmers because it produces thef
biggest return for the dollar invested by them.
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shortage of cars makes ear
ly ordering a necessity.
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Wm. H. HAILE,
LOCAL AGENT
Caipden, South Carolina .
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FERTILIZER AND ACID; AND NITRATE AGEN
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CIES CO.. SODA, OF SAVANNAH, GA.
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Camden, S. C.
"Tifcir-w^in'ii idJfr . la1'
RIFLE THAT BOONE CARRIEO
01d<Faehloned Flint Look Said to Have
Brought to Wisconsin
Town by Bouthemer.
l>atilt-l Booue's rule, a genUlue old
fashioned Hint luck, carried by Boone
on man} a imcUoua trip lu the (lurk
ftlitj bloody hum in.; Ki tiuml of KOU
tucky and oa his ruinous Indian bunt
ing expcdltloua, wu# recently brought
Into a lumlwure etore lu u amuil towu
lu southwestern NVIscouslu for much
needed i.'ii..ii . It Is now tin? prop
erty of a ilr. UltruM, .formerly of Mis
alsulppl, who recently truded bis 2,300
acre plantation for WUcounln property
and bus uioved his effect? north. The
rltte was given him by a doctor, to
whom it had beeu given by ah aged
betiult living lu tbo inountulna of Ten
neaaee.
The rifle la a formidable affair, i
real "long rifle/' one of the typa that
gave the nickname of the "lttng riflea"
to our western frontiersmen. It baa
a barrel 46 incbea loug, la 40 caliper,
a flint lock with a patchbo* of in
laid Oliver, and welgba ten pounda.
Tbe and of the butt la aet with a wild
boar'a tusk, and has tbe double or aet
trigger. On tbe side of the atock are
carved with, a Jackknlfe tbe worda,
"Boon's Tru Fren," on the walnut
atocji the initials ,D. B. and Ave moat
significant and sinister notches, each
notch standing for "one good Injun."
At tba lower end of the stock Is a long
and deeply cut gash said to have been
cut by an Indian tomahawk thrown at
Boone, What happened to the Indian
la not recorded.
Tba rifle, badly broken In ahlpment,
baa been repaired and- la now on ex
hibition.?Exchange.
ENDLESS CHAIN NOT MYSTICAL
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Doctor Fighting Infltftnse Explains
How Cuwtv* tatum Went From
Pat I to vfiiuaitv
The prevalence of tafiuensa and
pneumonia with their high death rate
makes it imperative to resort to heroic
methods of treatment Hither than to
follow the accepted ones only. The
lack of serum or other ?specific remedy
for tnfiuensa, writes Dr. Oharles It
Humbert In the Medical Record, to
gether with the Inability to obtain
entlpneumococeua serum forced m* to
uae convalescent serum. ^
The Endless Chain.?-It Is a . wall
known fact that persons conva^ea&ng
from pneumonia have antl-bodles In
their blood streams. As soon aa the
patlenta* condition permits, therefore,
they are bled aa mutfti and as frequent
ly as possible.
Serum Is prepared and treated,- uud
la placed In stock. When another pa-*
tient comes in with pneumonia, treat
ment la begun. When convalescence
sets In the above procedure is repoat
ed.< It is a case of one fives serum to
fcwo, two gives serum to three and eo
on, the procedure becoming endless.
Censor's Office Boy.
It must be the censor's office boy
who Is responsible for some of the n*
garlea of the blue pencil. Not long ago
some patriotic soul quoted Kipling's
Une from the "Recessional,** "The cap
tains and the kings depart." He had
the surprise ot his life-when the word
"kings" was struck out But worse
la bow reported. Another ^ scribe,
greatly daring In the meatiest days,
quoted Thomss Hood's joke la an ar
ticle on "Wayside Graves," or some
thing equally solemn: :
"So they buried ben at four crose
ronds # ,
With a stake in his inside."
That was too much for the censor's
office boy, A .stake In his Inside, In*
deed. The censor's office boy knew If
he knew how to spell that the food
controller would, never sanction a
whole "steak"?a nice, suqculent, Juicy
steak, in anybody's inside. So he de
leted the offending lines. Who shall
say that we are not ardently patri
otic people)?London News.
?lew Sartorial Reconstruction.
The question of civilian equipment
has its humorous as well as Its seri
ous aapects for the honorobly dis
charged soldier or sailor. Some are
lucky enough to return Immediately
and completely to "cits," while others,
Mas-fortunate, must content them
selves with a sort of half and half
adornment. It ' no longer causes
astonishment to detect a pair of neat
ly crdased trousers hanging stiffly be
neath military khskl overcoat, or to
see the short blue jacket of the sailor
covering an otherwise perfect civilian
outfit. These are some of the minor
problems of reconstruction.?New
York Sun. \
Remarkable Repair Ship.
To eaable the American destroyers
and chasers In British Waters imme
diately to effect repairs and renewala,
there was a repair ship stationed at
Queenstown of a remarkable charac
ter. Hie vessel, of about 5,000 tons,
W?s a floating machine shop, foundry
and store, able to do any kind of re
pair work short of drydock work. The
bakery produced long loaves of <#ust
ed bread for all the ships* and one#
created a most elaborate birthday
cake for Admiral 81ms.
Seek te Improve Crepe.
The Institute 6f Agricultural Bot
any fa be established at Cambridge,
England, la to be devoted chiefly te
the breeding and distributing of Im
proved varieties of agricultural crepe.
Modeled after the famous Stredlsh
plant-bree*]lng station at Svrtof, Its
nrteniif: specialist* will W.cnrk tg pro
duce pure culte*e? at thw mm
Into extensive cultivation.
A Company Being Organized
To DRILL FOR OIL NEAR CHARLESTON
We are going to drill to 4,000 feet
though we expect to strike Oil
before we reach that depth.
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Indications Are Favorable?South Carolina has never been exploited for oil, and
before a well is drilled for the purpose of locating oil, there are two things that are
essential.
FIRST: There should be a favorable geological formation in which Oil may
accumulate and be stored. *
SECOND: There should be favorable surface indications.
The Sedimentary Strata of the Coastal Plains are as a matter of fact, favor-:
able for the accumulation and storing of Oil. We have found such favorable sur
face indications near Charleston thai we are lead to believo that Oil may be ioiind.
It is in the Sedimentary Strata that we propose to sink a well.
AN INVESTMENT OF $100
Suppose you invested $100.00 in this comfoany?of course there is a chance of
losing it all, there is a chance in almost any business?but suppose we "brought in*' a
well that flowed 15,000 barrels of Oil daily. The investment of $100.00 in this com*
Rany would pay you $700.00 each month, while your original shares would be worth
undreds of times what it cost you. The richest fields of Oklahoma, Texas, Louisi
ana and Mexico were brought in just as we are to do here, put down a test well.
ORGANIZERS WELL KNOWN MEN
This company is fair and square in every way; every cent you pay in will be.
used in p roving if there i* oil here. These men listed below have bougfct stock and
are proposed directors of the Company. They would not be instigated in a company
that was not fair.
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CAROLINA COASTAL OIL DEVELOPMENT CO.
Timrod Building, Charleston, S. C.
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Enclosed find Money Order (Draft or Check) for $.... ....
for ; shares of CAROLINA COASTAL
OIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, fully paid, non-assessable, fully participating
Capital Stock, at $25.00 per share.
Checks Should be Made Payable to Wilton G. Harvey, Treasurer
$25.00 Per Share Capital Stock $100,000.00
Carolina Coastal Oil Development Co.
Timrod Building P. O. BOX 331 Charleston, S. C.
WILSON* G. IIAUVEY, I?r<?s. Enterprise Hunk
U. It. LfcHBY, Vice Pre*. Treasurer B.tiley-Loliby Co. H, B. 4TTEVEN80N, Attorney at Lnw
AltOHIE S. PERKY * . \ L E DeGHILINI
A. I. KINO, Attorney at Law J. WATIBS WARING, Attorney at Law
.1. E. WELCH, Experienced Oil Man anil Practical Driller
"Puck and Judge and The Girls."
An entertainment endorsed ib.v thou
Hjnids of theatregoer# as the linal word
in hilarious and infectious laughter,
"Puck and Jtidgc and the Girls" if? the
attraction scheduled to appear at - the
Op^a House' Tuesday February 3rd.
is presented by Gus Hill, a manager
who apparently has solved the rfether
difficult secret of knowing what the pub
lie wants. The latest Hill triumph tells
the story trf two brothers, twins, who
look so much ali^o that even their own
mother fails to distinguish them apart.
{)ne lawyer, "nuf Bed" and the other
a rollicking, genteel, ne'er-do-well, happy
go-lucky, but honest chap. The latter
is in love with a pretty girl whose en
tire fortune Ik ut the disposal of bis law
yer "brother. The younjc ltomeo desire*
to outwit his, brother and enlist* the
co-operation of flcltle cupid which form*
the bonis of eome of the ludicrous situ
ations and. complications. The manage
ment promineH a large capable cask of
comedians, si&gers and dancers and a
wonder chorus of charming young misses.
Louis Ptaard arrived in Btddeford, Me,
from bis home in Michigan Christmas
day and surprised his brother and three
aiScters by malting a-call on them. They
bad xuot seen hkn for forty-eight yearn
ivnd supposed him dead.. .
The Human Dud.
While ho*wa? making his way aboii?
his platoon one dark night a sergeant
heard the roar, of a "O. I. Can" over
head and dived into a <Aell-hole. It wa
ul readiy occupied toy a private, who wa<
hit fuil In the wind by the non.com'>
head. A moment's rilence?a long, deep
breath, and. then-?
? "Good Lord, ia that you, Surge?"
"That's ?ne."
"Thank Heaven}. I was just watting
for you to explode,"?The American Xo
glon Weekly^ ? ^ - -
Ueveral people, residents of Beneca.
wore bitten by a mad dog lost week. -
Every Ford Owner Should Know
Just what Ford Service is, and why it is different from ordinary
garage service, and why it is more profitable to patronize tfye Authorized
Ford dealer??the Ford Dealer is a part of the Big Ford Family. He
carries a large stock of genuine Ford parta for repairs and replace
ments so you don't have to wait while he sends for tfhem, and he uses
only genuine parte because he knows the imitation parts aren't de
pendable and don't wear.
we nas a thoroughly up-to-the-minute garage with tools that enable
his Ford Mechanics to efficiently and properly make any repair?from
a minor, adjustment to a complete overhaul. And when the work is fin
ished, his bill represents the reasonable, standard Ford prices.
Now, we are Authorized Ford Dealers?a part of that great Ford
Service organization which was formed chiefly to put within each com
munity a dealer who would have more than a passing interest in Ford
repairs and adjustments. We are prepared ang equipped to render
prompt? careful Ford service. Drive in pr 'phone and we'll come fitter
your ear.
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