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Make Your Own Soapf Saves Dollar*! Keep the kitchen gr??sc you now w?|te and make ?o<u> of U with Red Devd Lye I Better and |??ret to*!* than you can buy and ?o inexpensive. Dollar's Worth From a Canful > For the nvcre price of a canful of Lye you get pure ?oap worth froih 10 cenu to a dollar) H<xnc-ot*4c ?oap cvouikt all t4 it< natural ftyctrin ar>4 h Ire ? hum cbe aUiiltcruiU *0 iviutouu tii factory ma4? _ ... t ??? Follow Plain Directions On Each Can Your fioccr ?cll? KrJ DeriJ l.y? He* valu? jrotif money .tan buy, Man'*/ ?<hef-tt<y keep* content* full ?renr& r and ie*ly lor u?e witbout Dttir. Clral rfutctk?n? f ul t -Aif makinf fully rtve" e??ry can. Cei U tolay. K*?p ? CAN h*ndjr kedDevilIye Sure is Stromff M?uuf?atur?<l fcy Wm. SCHIKLD MFC. CO. *t. tarn '* The Confederate College No. 62 Broad Street CHARLESTON, S. C. A ltOAlll'lW and DAY school for girls. lieghis its session Sep tember 27. 11121. Ilistdrlc liiHfltu t ion situated lu i? healthy location. Advantages, of city life, with large college yard for outdoor s t>o r t m. A W 10 1 /I,-!' LA N Nl'TI > Coil rse * ?f stndii.'M in a homelike atmos l.hero. j A 111 SINKSS UOl ltSI-: o[n-ii to Seniors ami K.lee'tive courses to Juniors and Seniors. V ' i J BAKER GUNS For fifiy years !<uoun to t l?o tr.i'lo .'4i? the l?i->t fo'r sr t'\ ice. $ ify.CO I* $.W5.<K> Scivl f >r I'.AKKR HOOK I - 1 ?- 1 tie crilMMjj the entire line. Baker ( iimdoinpany .'U I Hroiuiu uy, New ^ ork COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HULER STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S. C. DR. R E. STEVENSON l)l'\ l is | ( rin I it I >?> i l?i i : i ( .tmdrfi. S. ( Dr. C. F. Sowell DENTIST (Office Over Kruce's Store) CJkMDEN, S. C. Ey es Examined and Glasses Fitted f M. H. HEYMAN & CO. Jewelers and Optometrists ARMY WOMAN A LEPER | _ ? . ? ~ Wife of CQtonel Contracts Dis ease i| Philippines. ? Caee tyleid Comparatively Slight On* I ?'Woman Now in Fsderal L?pr# ?arium in Louisiana. Wsahlnj: ton.? -That die %-nse of ltej* rosy of which Mr*, I.utz Wahl, forty* ?even, wife of Colonel sWuhl, was re cently discovered to be a victim was contracted while Mrs. Wahl was In the Philippines with her husband several year* nu<>. I* the suppi*slth?n of physi cians llteodlDI tif r. i in< ,iim ov?m > wim made accident* slly during an exaoilnatloti by Col. 1>. ('. Howard, army medical corps, on <i u t y .a Walter it?v<i General hos pit n i. for another complaint. ' t wan tin* Ii'v' intimation Mrs. Wahl had had of the ailment, and almost up un til that day she fulfilled her numer ous social obligations here. Colonel Howard reported t?? Surgeon Cleneral vCumtnliij^s of the public health Service and I>r. William C. Fowler. I>1#* triet health ofltCer, and requested per mission to send Mrs. Wahl to the fed eral leprosarium in Louisiana. The permission granted, Mrs. Wahl left Wushlpgtoh the following morning and Is pow at the leprosarium. According to the report tt> the public health service, Mrs. Wahl's case Is a Comparatively slight one and was dis covered almost as soon as the first ul^ns appeared. llovV long the disease has heen In her blood physicians could not say. an the period of Incubation ranges from five to twenty .veijrs. During the war Colonel Wahl held the rank of hrluadler general. ASKS FINE BURIAL DRESS St. Louie Woman Demands Fashions ble Garb, Not Shr/ud, for Funeral. St. Loul-i. ? A request thai her buri al robe ''shall be a tine %v li i t dross made fashion ami not a shroud" was contained in a codicil to tli? will of the late Mrs. Jennie S. Dana. Hied In the I'robate Court hy Otto liampe, public administrator, Who will admin ister the estate. Slip asked that her wedding ring b# hurled with her. Tlie codicil said many conditions have changed since the original will was made, and that a mortgage of $.'{,? -!M? oil her residence had heen can ( clod. Numerous oil paint lug*. some of [ which were hy flu? testator's Hrsl hus band. tin- Into William Winter, also were bei'i iieat lied to relatives. To Mrs. \' j t u i 1 1 i >i I ?una. wife ? ? f tin- iaie ( ieorue ? i is lieipieat h?'it tie- paiutiiiL* of '? I in* i'lill." which she ad in! red <o iii iM'h ." <>r "the large blue vases" <?f the Iaie Mrs. I >11 1 i ;i . "Tii < ieoryji- 1 IrlcfVood," the document continues. "I if^ivo any | Kill) ilnr iii I ? i > eolleefhkU-.^m*' loay <*b'>ose." \ ii iim'I'oiis other boiuests of paint Ilia's are made. Mrs. I?ai?M bequeathed her writing desk to I'lura <i. Taylor, of Cincinnati, and requests tnai the medals awarded to her first bushand for Ids art work he. sent to an institution In Cairo. III. CHOLERA RAGING IN RUSSIA | Oread Plague Already Has Claimed Thousands of Lives ? Towns Hit Hardest. ? I Stockholm. - Asiatic cholera Is spreading rapidly in the whole of 1-3 1 1 ropeiin I { 1 1 - > I ; i a irdiin: to the public health recorder There were (I.lXK) ^ cases re | "Hi ed up to June Tow lis are more subjec^ fo the in l>.-iifii 1 1 1 : i n rural districts; recently I I Vr r< icrad and Moscow ha\c become j iliff I ed, I lie disease spiend Hy ? | U i ? *k - , |\ be : 1 1 ^ p'-opayated b\ the unusually h< i f wiMilier j 1 1 * ? I i ? ? ; 1 1 j ? ? ? * s w !io bii \ e ! fled I I ? I'll I lie t ? ? I . lie l|lsl III I s ! \ -M ! i _ tn i 're 1 1 o s i ; i pew - agency \J - ? ? .< ; i ' ! the I I'lpe! i ,i I I I - ! leS II ! . . ,1 l \ l>i ll-Cs I he -liohil IV .11 i ? . w ! | i .. . ? i !e | . : i 1 . ? I H is p 'I v - MOTHER. SON IN DEATH PACT ? Ai'tncjus, Residents of Pans, Try Sine de Because of Money T roubles t Mete it ? I I (e it lid her Ki) i ? ? ? ' |l t''iiii_l,, \ : uel'e .'! Ii I"? ? ? i .? I'.tii- are .i. a sc!'p?'iv enndi If ,. ,v : '.e res'lP of ah alleged I - . I * * ?>,,<. ||lia I ? III ' d Hi' II Mes, I ' - . ,i ? ? ' . \. . i f? . t . h ii 1 1 ! ?? re\ i v e lie I IV lei's Uel'e expressed that ' t ? :'|( el,s||e siml \ I ' 1 1 e I l. . Nile I ? the i'\\ O' ' ed ' w ?. -t' t; I. sj.in.i, having in i re i.i ? i ? i iw , n ?? her d.ioiec from I )|a:e*.!jw ?a ?! f ? 'en ? e\ e { Iw lid in ! V ? r , : i : ?? Stop Train to Save Wan Slowly Sinking Into Bog .U.iii.LUj"'; . \| Hi] ivinuir, ."?? ? ?a> | ??j U .?. ! l .-? ?tti * Imijj i.i.ii 1 1 1 ?* < I ' ? r i ? I ,?? l.v rra!n:nrn anil |?:i "f h Northern trHiii n |i:r|j siopprd r . > T'-" ii#1 him IVInmr If t? (??? 1 1 >? \ *'< < was i > \ ?*r t ? v v? tin* trail, tnn'1'- ift mo-turur ?rlf? I !??? i < ? 1 1 ? 1 1 1 < I ? ?r ii hi | ci-i | f|,e :n,iij ? i L ' ? i > i: mi f !? ?' rn'i'l Mf'iirn h 'fit- rxfitifitf !)?; >a ?? i!.p ? ? ? ' f ' >i mm <<t )j k itijj <?i|f tii) I i )..? i r ii ; n* HAS POSITION TO MAINTAIN Dru*n- Morn of Irltiih and Amiriun Cwalr y llandt Mult B? of Oia tmguahod Appearance. Ther?? are grad*a of honor, even amiMtv horwt. We are apt to think of the-wer hor*e uh a proud auiiual, and *?? tie I*. and liax a right to he, for he U dllcU 1 1 j * * 1 1 1 to in | a* ?a lie la ly&yi"'- Hut jiroudewt uinl moat dlgul* rte?\ of nil hor*ei? of ^he ai'tujf i? the aoiuiul 1 1 in i la catted upon tu till tin* !>? ? > 1 1 ion of (lruin?ttoiaii in the regimental band. In the American ami HrlH?h armies eav?lty ha mis are mounted, and the TOOIM honorable position In all the band la that of the Ivearer of ttie kettle drums The horae I* for bla distinguished appearance. lie la often piebald. altlio Manet linen pure white. Same tiring mole than uteiv heuuty of f??ri?i Is required of Ihe drunihorae. Me mti*t he trained until he heroines a dig , nifled and graceful hearer ofothe hand some i nipping* thai pertain to his high calling. HIm education Is scvitc and prolonged bringing, liim up to that point where hi8 pride and Intelligence Wake him equal to the dut lew required ol him, lie Is severely tried by the booming of liie large drums lie carries, hut In time he heroines Indifferent to their noise. In the parade, his rider litis his hands full In the use i ?f the sticks; he Control}* the 1ior.se hy means of reins fastened to the stirrup strup near the foot. - ?-( 'hrlstian Science Monitor. USED BAMBOO TO MAKE CLOCK Remarkable Work of Italian Consid ered Well Worth the Money He Asks for It. An eight-day clock whittled out of bambini by Constan/.o Kcn'/.l, of Home, and valued lit $."?(), O00, Is on exhibition In the Jewelry and silverware division on the fourth lloor of t he Hu&h Ter minal sales building, says the New York Times. Two year* were re quired to make the cloek, which is made entirely of hamhoo with the ex ception of the leaden weight and two sinalJ glasses which*. serve as gongs. The clock, Willi its complicated hamhoo mechanism suggesting u min iature steel skyscraper in course of construction, stands about 7Vi feet high. At any time . by looking at, it one can tell the hour, minute and sec ond, the day of the week and the month of the year, as \fell as the phases of the moon. The 4 'lock strikes the hour* and quart er-hours, a. cane mallet forced hy a cane spring 'striking two goblets which" serve as hells. The chimes are regulated to indicate the time to those who eannot see the clock. At noon. If desired, a small tlag Is raised, the raising heing preceded hy a whis tle from a hamhoo tuhe, ami one min ute after 'the noon (mw-h ? ea*>non at the top of the i-IOck Is discharged. Saw the Six Hundred Ride to Death. William It iehn rdson, a Crimean war veteran ami an eye witness to t hV charge of the Light brigade at Halaklava, <1 1 here recently, aged ninety years. He, with seven mem bers of the crew -of a British mer chant vessel, deserted the humdrum nailing ship at Constantinople and en listed jn the navy with the Saucy Are thusa. When the old wooden bat lie ship was put out of action at Sebas f 4>pol lie and .V> others volunteered for land service In the (*reenhlll bat tery. While at headquarters he waa only about twelve feet from I.ord Hag Ian when he handed an order to Cap tain Nolan, who carried the message t <m Linan. who issued the order for the, charge to Cardigan. ? St. Cath arines correspondence Toronto (ilobe. Future of Brazil. Jtrnxtl. whfcch is almost wholly In the tropics, has the opport unit \ to up set the belief Hi at no people . hii reach tlie very highest civilization in a tropi cal climate. The census. just com pleted. credits Brazil with .'in ~.im>,(mh) people., whb h innkes it the second American coiifViw in i 1 1 1 popnhl lion Soine iiYodern r 1 1 ? - 1 1 of science i^aini.'iin that v\h.vn means have been | found to uiilize the heat . . t the sun j :ts me? ha ti icji I eneru.\ the ti>>|.|.s will ' hecotiic centers of prodm : ion and therefore of d\ mention I: iltj.t should he true what -ountrv . .t i ' ? I match Brazil. with its great rev,nir> >?? of ruin er:i!v t i n i ber and bind, and its great j (Ml v i i;;i 1 ? 'e : I \ ??r> ? I Yex^s Raises Less Rice It i- csi. mated thai the rice acreage j n Texas 'Ins s.ason is more :hnn -">0 l*?r ? .-it |es> than that ?>' Ins' year J '.i*o\v. i - assort rhni the* b?>? money J on 'heir . ri.p 1 1? s r year >!u. to low prices and p????r market;!..' ? <>nd:tlons. ! Die southern Klce Croweis asiiocia- ' lorn I ? ii s 4,-olie ollt of 1 't! s ; ne> s and its |.liii'.' i> hem/ taken hy 'lie American IJic. i Jr.. wets' association which is said ! i> be pa'ieined ?? f t #? x r ] . ? ? I'aJifor- j nia I ru.t tlrowi js :is^o. ai'oi. .so far i an If" i1!.-. t i v e Mini mfi rke* itisr fea ? it r."? lire ' .ii" ertieil Baltocr Goei Higher "T^an Airplane. White 'he re. ..i.| ti I ' 1 1 ude for air- | j.Ianes > t. o\en a'tn"x? ??? ..e, year ? in;.; f hi :i..inii'd liall'H.ns |.>t? nn i changed sir,.,. 1 1 ? tin (looms! ?? l'orsmi Hll.l ??? :i lie ;wS,?imi feet ?l?#Oe >'\? it t I?e ?'ii In lt?>1 | Phis - a ' i ' I ' ? thai " e beat | airpia re- or. I Tractor P.idi To . \f *:? *nr with { 'tainli' i .ill r< id ? I :> r i_? Iliiiinn engl \f ? '? XVi'lilBi. .1 l.liiot *.4 | . 4>e ! 1 on u lii> I. a mniiM of iIm' sieel pad* are he d mcniimi * rim ??> mdnidna' Hone Demonstration News ( By \f 1 **x Blanche Tarrant. > The premium list for |hf) Ituiai OoSQ luunlty F#lr, to he in ('annlcii on November IK, 1m now iu the hands of the prill |er*. fhU win be a great day for everyone In the county a? all ttie rural schools will Join ill the Field l*?y, ut the same time the Red iVo?? nurse* will conduct a Better Baby eom te*t. for att bahie* lit the 4HUlilty he twoen the ages of *\x and eighteen month*. So you see uo one Is to In; left out. You uiu*| nooii decide lUHJU the feature of the i'alr that ypn will take pa*t in. A Forth Ceier> Bo\. There is no phase of vegetation more easily ami conveniently doYeloi?e.d or mftfti* gratifying conduct i\c to tlm idea sure ami happiness of the home maker, both from the standpoint of l>eHtitifl oiuioir aiut -?*xrettmrr fntnl product as the l'orch CcfflV l!o\ ? For this purpose, secure a box 1 feet 1 ? ? i ? . - f t- * ? t with* ami ??0 jnidies deep; place ou the hd'ttoui a strain of any kind of soil,, t inehe* in depth a < a base. Cover this with, a layer nf barnyard fort ill'/, er. I Inohes In -depth, above this, a strata uf dark, san.i.v loam 1 inches in depth. Lay the top $urfa?-e off in rowjt I inches apart, and 1 inch deep. Let i h Is stand^lU. hours before planting the seed. Meanwhile the seed are soaking in sweet milk for Hi hours for the pur pose of rapid germination ami the pro duet ion of stocky plants. each of which is induced by the protein of the milk. When the time for soaking is ex haunted, drain, the milk from the seed and stir in a -sufficiency of s<dl anions t belli to have each beaVin^ iin nccumu latlon or. coating of soil. rhint them sparingly iu the little rows already laid off, cover seed in tht* furrows, press alt the soil surface down compactly. Keep the box well watered, as soon as the soil drys but. When the plants are three inches high, thin them out leaving the per manent growth four inches apart in the rows. The plants which are with drawn may be transplanted iu the sai den or disposed of to other home makers. Tacks or wire nails arc driven around the edges of the box to hold the cheese cloth covering confined. Cheese cloth i> recommended m s a protection because it admits the sunlight to the plants. A- soon a> the frost is over, it mxy |??> MiQuved entirely >v Keep the noil well broken between the row* with an old fork which I* a good substitute ** ? cultivator. Ap ply liquid frrtlllxer. uslug poultry house exeiemetlf. or occanlooa lljT a lit* (Ii> nitrate of soda, This force* the i?t it nt very rapidly. If self- hit* tich'iMK celery seed are] used. the l,ittle plant* will Wtfln to bleach \vhen II tr.v arc about six Inches high, however, If any other varieties j are U*ed for planting, pine needly*! may be placed between the row* ami ugjilusl the 1U inches of boV left above the Jttyrfarc of the soil. Place these u?*eiJles after tin* plants have attained i ia growth of six liijL'hes and the bluach | lug .proco** will begtp very quickly, i When the lateral spires have at i | taiocd the IciiiJth ? ?f JO or lii Inches, jctil t li i*m carefully from the plant and It-f, In a few wrck> t)u- j >1 ;i lit repro duce" these." The blossom ste|H shohUI he carefully rut from the crown of the 'tup root and used by preventing the: i blooming of the -plant, it continue* to >- produce new crisp spires for consecu jtivo years. thus economizing the j i household expenditures and lucreas j iic,' the joys ofjthe home makers. 1 uir iiitf the.se consecutive years of "thf growth t?f these piauts from the original planting, the soil life Is ilttiiutii incd by the applica tio'n of liquid fertilizer frequently between the rows of phitpv Siting. "Now," said the farmer t<? the new. ha mi from the city. "1 want you to' clean up the pigsty. the stable, the heiiHou.se, ami all' the other houses of t he >t ock !" l-'tir two days the ueW hand worked ! vigorously; then he u ppcured befpre him employer with both eyes nearly closed-., his inoiit li l?u- . niul,.nta+r lumps over his face. neck and hands. "tiiiuine my money," he demanded; "I'm Roiiv' to quit." "What's life matter'.'" asked the farmer. "I iloii't know what's (he matter re turned the victim, "bur it hnppctied when I started to clean the beehive." ' Self- Evident. A small hoy \\a^ scrubbing the front I'on-h of his home the other day when a lady called. "Is your mother in?" >ho inquired. "l?o you think I'd be scrubbing the porch if site wasn't?" was the rather ? nit reply.- o K. It. P.ullctin, Shrine to Buffalo BUI. ; { Hy K V MucMeobeo, in the ber l'opular Mechanics.) Xiiv ahrm* of America n.hoylmoti ^ henceforth lie upon the sutowt $t lookout Mountain in the \loiinta ill Parka system. wh< i he cttj of t>envcr Ims recently comply , museum building to bold the relic* v( Col. W. 1. Cody ( lfurfulo JWU). the tui I III i Hi; si m "ils within -'<hi n ^ mid Cody'* grave mi the typ 0f tht mountain '?l wn elevation of 7,300 ft The building l? (me of the must uu uMiiii in America. it Is constructed tnliivly ??f lo^s With the luu'k mHI |tf boring, and of baud cut tibingk*, Krou, a wide veranda oue may m wlU% loh scope into the blat?'& of Wyoming Kansas. anil Nebraska. Visitors h*Te declared It cue * of tin* k?m views. In t he country. 1 A feature of the building is.- the uU^ xatliMi uf tree trunks, twUhil limbs, gnarled kuots, and stump*. . chiiuilellcr, suspended from the roof, \>y, c?u?trufted In this luuuuer, aod probably there Is nothing llkc.it in (he world, A huge pine blister, hollowed out. gives inverted ;*llglulug. Fronted globes are contained in hmu-rns re sembling huge bird cages. The wiring is hurled lb conduits hollowed unt't* ncat.h the natural tree inirV. The utttsculn contains. Colonel 'Cody's wear, lug apparel, saddles, bridles. ^uu>, Sitting I Will's scalp shin and ik%^. .pipe, and the gun Used by -Sin lug Bull in the Custer massacre: Short Hull's uhost shirt : the knife w ith which Yel low- Hand was killed by Cody; Yel low Hand's scalp, taken .by C<hIt 10 day> after the Custer Uiassaciv:-. pre*? \-nls made to Colonel Cody hy Kuro peau uioiiarchs and Indian chiefs, au>i a host of paintings, prijuls. Wild West posters, and relics of ('oily'* days. One of the most iutere>t inn relics is "Lucretla Jtorjila." the'guu with which Colonel Cody killed orer l.tMHi buffaloes in one year for '"tbe I'nion Pacific and gained hi* s<>t?ri?|int ..f liuffalo T'lll. I.ate census figures >!*w 1 1 nit there are 01)0,111- less women than men in the United States. ? ? T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian Lytt litoii St., Phone 114 CAMDEN, S. i m ~ ? ? ? Again Reduces Price &xtra Si$e 30*3%.$16?? nrou)* 13?-5 Firestone first made the low price of $13.95 on the Standard Non?Skid, May 2. Unusual purchasing power through big volume of business, and the great efficiency of its $7,000,000 Plant No. 2, manufacturing exclu sively 30x3 1 2 size, made t his possible. Now, the production of the Rxtra Size 30x3 1 ?;> tire has been transferred to Plant No. 2. This permits tho price reduction on this tire from , 116.65 to $13.95. No such value has I ever before been offered tire users. / If your dealer hasn't the Extra Size In stock ask for our Stand ard Non-Skid type at tt^ ?ame price. You will still be getting an unusual tire value. Cords That Don't Blow Out You feel tecure on Firestone Cords. Becaufte Firestone Cords don't blow out. Your repair man will tell you he hasn't seen a blowout this past year? 10,000, 15, and 2$,OC0 miles, and the lire* itrill going ?trong. See your Firestone dealer today. Name below. Flr??tone C-ord Tire* are hHng ?old at lowest prlr>? !n cord tire hHtoryi ? $24 5# 42x4 $44. 3d 34x4^ $54.9# KERSHAW MOTOR COMPANY SCARBOROUGH GARAGE