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Change of life ? "When change of lifo begun on me," *>?>'# Mra. Lewis. LUher, o f Lamar, Mo., 4,I suffered ho with womanly weakness. I suffered a great <leal of pain in my hack and aides. My limhi would cramp. I didn't feel like doing my work, and there are so many stejps for a woman to tak? on ? farm. I was very anxious to get hotter. A friend rec ommended GARDUI Hie Woman's Tonic to me and I began using It I certainly improved. I went through change of life with out any trouble. I can highly recommend Cardui." At the aRe of about 40 to 50 every woman has to pass 'through n critical time, which in called the Chauge of Life. A this time, great changea take place in hor system, causing various painful and disagreeable symptoms. If you are approaching thia ficriod, or are already suffer ng from any of it?s troubles or symptoms, take Cardui. It should help you, as it has he' ' " p-93 ? Frrie ra I agOTltS SCMZi'd $1.10,01)0 Aorth of narcotics and arrested three in.ui for violation of the Harrison ant i- narcotic law in Akron, Ohio, Monday. Fifty-tun persons arc reported dead or lost as the result of XoresL 'ires which are sweeping over various m ctioiiN of the Pacific coast. \ugusta, Kan., an oil town, was wrecked hy a tornado, Monday. The property loss is estimated at more than 51.000,000. One person ts known to he dead. MASTKKS S/\I.K Stat< r. f South Carolina County of Kershaw ( i ' ? ? u 1 1 of ( Vim mi m l'iea- I Sumtei Tru-t ( ompany, IMaintitV against I M . Martin, I tefenda ri t I'mli'i an order of his Honor, W. II. Townso'id, Presiding .Judge in Fifth dudicial Circuit, dated .lul\ IT. I !<:! I, I will sell to tin- highest bidder at public auction for *;;?> li , before the Kershaw Counts t'ouit house door in < .i 1 1 1 1 i i n , in said State, during the le gal la in of *a!e on I lie tii-' Moil lay, (heme 'he fourth) in August, ' I. the following d e , l lhed pel -oil : I r O P? ? 1 t.\ : \ ? lie I II nd l'? d fi f ? V !)? ?! . [lower < ! ? ?<!.: a . i.ed - ide i lank. < ? >nt merit - .! . ,,i.d i.ui' hw.ndnd and -i\!> i ? ) ? ? \v > ; i < t u i M I ill >u la i I'oi !. r i .Hi! t ?' !* h ill 1 1 * ' n g . I: P. ci. \ i:k l . Ma -t< . > i i ? u i >i i : ? ? n im , K I \ ( . S ( (M \ I A In the matter ol the application ol I -ah. lie Harmon, for leave to dis ,-o|\e the marriage vv'iih Frank Harmon on t lie ground ol absence. Serf kui (?. Sii li -d I \ i -ion T \, l)oin<'? i ic Kela t mils I a ? i .. ' <? ' i . ? it . ? ? " ? ? ? A. ; e i \ ? \ . , ; i ? COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HUCER STS. Ph*ne 71 COLUMBIA, S. C. GENERAL NEWS NOTES I >!*.%? j/1 W. Iludnall, an employee of J), W. Aldt'iiiiaii lb Sun-. Alcalu. whs . ? , ' ! kiiied la >t Friday hy a ne^ro named j j t J it o?bK*, following it dispute over j : ivoi k. UfcintU?.. is under arrest. ; Maj Ailkiri.s, M, ??f I.exintftun. was j drowned iii a jn.ntl Saturday after-' n-'xtji while -m 'miming, . The jjirl had j ?'just l? en 1 " dinner when nh? hopped j j'i/ito the )' JUi with . i vera! k ill friends ; and wa ?- drowned, ? ) : im (m a;;, im-k"' trui'k driver fori Mm . i I'.: . i:. ? aulhen, <?f Summer wii - ! i <? i ' a fid almo-t instam!> . k.Hled about. 10 o'eloek Wednesday n^ht i'> h.- wife.- The inque.t wa held hy Miij'i'iialc l.inTehouH(.< Thurs day morn;? )', arid the jury rendered a verdici '?hat l he . .shouting was acci dental. It is . &aid that (Jovan hail hr-aU'i! In wife during the day and I * a i t < ? I !<> brat her a^ain Wednesday! trtrht. She ran rrom thn- house, pick iny u | ? a pi?dol 1 1'? ? i rj the lahle as ?hu we.ijt, (idVan followed her and caught hold of t hy pistol ,\vheij it w;hs di f ^harfet'd, the' butllet entering neat? t he heart and killing him almost in >tantly, .... ? - - v | .Attorneys icpresenting U. (i. Wal king have lilwl it >ui? against The Kucoid. Publishing ( niiipaiiy nf^ Co lumbia for SIT*, 000, Tin' plaint ill' <d b-g'yv he was engaged in tie dairy business iri Columbia -and that he sold milk to tlx*, public lor ? us'.! and consumption. The complaint nl (eges the defendant company filiated a story on May lio under the caption, "City Health 1 )cpai;t ine.nt Nips in the Bud Typhoid Outbreak" and that the published article referred to -the plaintiff and his dairy. The coin plaint alleges that the' article was false, malicious and libellous. The papers have been filed in the clerk of court's office in Kichland county. The negro Baptists t|>f this state opened their 1 Kt h annual session in Florence Thursday morning. The Kev, H. W. Moore of Columbia, who has been president since the organi zation, called the convention to order. The opening sermon was preached by the Kev. F. !>. Sinims of Chester on "Oi gani/.cd Forces for Christian \\ oi k." The president made his an nual leport. He recommended several changes, which were needed. The re port was referred to a committee. Tie attendance will >urpas> expecta tion.-, and tin-; will be a very K(,,,d * r .?> - i o n .' The relit r a I project at this m'- moii i- ! he rai>ing ? ? f the balance of the money nettled It. build the .'.-t It-lice hall at Mol l is college at Sum ter. I he educational board of \ew ^ ? i k ha"-- ^iven a lain'** vmn or; con dition that the - negro I ? a p t i -- 1 ? > I t v e -t a ' e i a i - e a < et lain urn. It i- h'?p> 1 'hat ? I ? i - will be rai-ei'l a' thuj> --t - i ? ? 1 1 \ ? ,i .e-. 'n.n he! ! I hut -da> ????Cht Mayoi \\ . M. Wat. i - of I-"1..! i \> Itollied tilt <i? eya!i - illltl t X I'lt - - ? . I plea*-Ule berau.-e t.. i" t I ? ? ? iftl aire >f < h l i-' iali w ??? k ill t he '?iu:i<?n of tin t oinniui; ;t \ prohli m . ?! K 1'it; -. \\t ! ki!"\\!i and wealthy 0 an: i i , .e, i> . ,l>. mi: i'oui nuie.-x from 1 .t<: i : a i , died ? :i i taiN, ?; t . a !..* pit al i ' i t ? 1 i | i ? | . . | . i , ; (i ! ! r i < 1 1 1 ! I > ? ? e f - t w ? a ' . : t . i ; \ i d ! : oin a - il- >" ? i . ' ' ' ! . ?.a : . : ? \ I: ! . \ .t r ? ? ]...( ?- -? t.. ? iff i<-.' ' * < ? ? tV t ??.,? iv ? -el ? his t ' ? . I t ! . i mi- 1 ? ? . , ' ? ti .. i - 1 > ir> '? ..! -.!- M ?; \ . 11.- 1 ? . ' a ? I s ?. , .. ? aw ? . ? id- i . ? ! \ ? , ? i ?' y . ? . * ' i 'v i ? : ! ? . : . i ' ?? ??.? ??? ch i " ' ;; ?? 1 ? . t . . . \ , , ? . ; ? , t ..?iv ; .? I ? - t i . ^ M,. 1 ' ' ? ? I ? 1 ' * ?' ; : I ' ' ? ? ? i ? . r i t ...; - i . t.l.p.i,: ? ? . . . ? ? i t.t* i V ? -v ^ i . , , ? . . * ? ? "> % *, r ,i r : . i ! i * '?* 1 . i ! j * l .v ? in'ti' - a ! '*?" > ret ; \ j t r o We'.j ' d. w}...i he U a - brought to F.ol - or.ce :r. an automobile, ono of the occupants af which wa? the a^nd n?ffro who xrorked on the plantation. When Baby's Cross Hq, May Not be Bad Haby i s jum a | i | ? )?? U-mli-r f?dio.\s ami I hi- ' i tit ? s t ilir 1 u t |ian<V In )..t bowiln or Stuff) it <<)t ma.v pain him am! maku him uiiCumfurlrtM'-. .lust ir -j < jtoHi- h?>'s < ronn and .fretful is no humi h?*'s bad. 1 1 ?? may bo Hii k?-^<:oluK> or COhsMpati-d Cfyllo In often (he result of overload i n K I >a I ? y ti ^ . u U 1 J.i>w , ? j 1 V T<rt hi nit -rr )i*V4M lit* gUH )>r?'HKUr? Mild l?iak?'>. I'rtKy <jti i<-t *r. hai-po r and sletn Vu tti r "My baby was so tr?>ss and fretful I couldn't look |afit r niy hotmvw ! rU He v\a* coiiManjly ?rylr>|c and fr<:* tint' I f>avi hint Tj? i nhibit and ii? \v Iic'k so diff?rr nt yoii wouUl hardly know him. Uuutihtt ami plasa all thv turn-.'' \s rites Mr? .1 II Wat Miik ton, ((13 Suiimo( A. vi-'.t Atlanta. Ga. Teethina is mo). J by all (irUKKjat s, r j send HOi- to' Muffelf I-:iboratori> ' < 'oliimhus, <?a.. Tor package and FRBLJiQOKLET ABOUT BABIES j TEETHINA Builds Better Babies Home I>cmonstratiiin XotvM. .Jelly Making! In taking up this' topic, a h>t ?.i equipment should b< suggested. 1 L .should consist of a low flat-bottom kettle or saucepan, which has not been chipped, a wooden spoon, i alcohol fur making the pectin te-t,' glasses, laluui", ?.iid ;wo kinds oi' bags, a coarse mesh "lie and one. of. all wool flannel 01 calton ilannel, to! be used for the last straining in order' that the cotton nap on the inside of j the bag may eat eh all sediment from j the juice. The best fruits for jelly are cur rants, grapes, sour apples, eran- i berries, goose berries, raspberries, plums and blackberries. .Jelly can be made from pears, peaches, and straw berries by the addition of pectin. Select firm, ripe fruit. It should not be over-ripe as pectin is best in fruits that are just ripe or slightly under-ripe. Pectin is the substance in fruit that makes the juice jell, but it cannot jelly without acid. Wash fruit carefully, cut in quar ters, barely cover with cold water and bring to a boil. If peaches, pears, or strawberries are used add one cup of the .chipped white of the lemon peel to one gallon of cut fruit. This gives the necessary amount of pectin, I.et j I ruit cook until tender. Do not let the fruit cook to pieces and become j mushy. You i- jelly will be cloudy in this cave. W hen the fruit is cooke i, turn into a jelly bag and It- 1 drip over night. I >o not squeeze. The dripping I overnight gives, a luster and sparkle to jelly. For small fruits and berries use under lipt fruit if possible. Wash carefully, mash and add 1 -j cup of wat ei !>? each cup of berries. Bring j .-lowl\ to a boil and boil ten minutes. { I 'lit in a j?dl,y bag and let drip over : fiight. j In testing foi pectin, to one table spoon of cold cooked fruit juice add one tablespoon <>f alcohol (grain ol' denatured I and lot stand two minutes. The alcohol biings the pectin to gether to h "'Hy-like mns?. If much pet tin i- pie.-eiit it will form in one i : when poured from the cup. W hen this i- the i ase, the same amount of sugar used as of juice. If tin pec tin f"im- a bioken clot, reduce the - ! I g a ! !o ;S the amount of jliue. If the pc.t::i ? feat her-like and much separated. : measure of ,-ugar 'o 1 in. ? ;? - 1 1 ? ? ? of ruice is best. I ri finishing jejly place juice ?'.? the >t<.v< ?t nd bring quickly t ? ? a !?oil. I' i- I" riff to ? . . k the juice n. mall q.w 1 1: l.t ;v.- a.-. .1 g.ve* Iwlt.-i . .-lor. t e \ '. u ' ? and ?!a\ot. Add -ugar gtadu a . ; y ? o i dt r not to stop the !>??: ing. W r. all Jgai h added hoi! laiidiy . i r: - i paddle hilt ?h> not st i i . I f . ;? 1'. v i - ?]<?!.< w hen t h* jit e t -h.ee* t tV the poon. When t tu . oon j < i f ? : i ? : ? J 1 1 ? i- !>l n p 1: t *.!:? leet j -hou.i! break o?V c.- an. Winn ??ted! ::: a t o'.d >aiit t i the .:ua-e h..>u-.: 'low .j. Ill es of i'et t 111.! g < i \ . A ft i" I lei I v !..I beei: ?! > ;t p .'.red if.ro ? ' . u a sliie ;t| i ? i ( ? e:| f ? IP. dl!" a ? . d -o w ? . ? . :d , % I ; . I : . I : : 1 : . ; * - ? : I -."'j - ' ? I re. ??n? ooteo rnid-*; th. u.> Kit/M'ariton h^'el of ! Ni w York. *he Federal district attor ney ;s considering the advisability of iocking up the big hostelry under the provisions of the Volstrtd law. Circumstances compel us to call the attention of our clients to the sixty-day payment clause form ing a part of all policies. Non-payment of the I V premium after sixty days from date of policy suspends the insurance, and this advertisement - is being published to caution policyholders against permitting lapse of insurance v' V. ? ' 1 ? ? V because of non-payment; _ ?? V -yi: ' ? -v,. v . ? :;. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY C. P. DuBOSE AND COMPANY * CAMDEN LOAN AND REALTY COMPANY Hermitage Community News. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Crolley and j t\v?? t-hildren of Kershaw wore the wet k ? n<i quests at the home <>f Mr.; S. I.. Crolley. Mrs. .1. A. Crolley a< i ninpanii.d them to Kershaw where she will spend several weeks. Mi-. S. B. Hatfield is visiting in Sumter with relatives and friends." M i >. VV. T. Mattox and ehildren : are > pending the week in Hoek ilillj with the former's parents, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Wohmson. Mr. and Mis. Clements of Lamar | w< if tin- quests Sunday of Mr. and, Mis. ,1. ( Pavid. Mrs.* David an 1 t>:ilj\ 1 1 Y u r n<*d home with them *o spend several weeks. Mr. (iwinn, accompanied by hi.s mother ami sister,* Lera. motored to ( 'ornelius. (la., Tuesday where they will spend several weeks with rela tive--. Het'ore their return home they will \ i.-dt ( 'olumbus. (la. Wr an- glad to report that Mrs. (I. !?'. Wingate is improving nicely after an operation last week in the Camden hospital". A number of young people enjoyed a sen ial at the Community House Saturday evening. Various panics were played and the evening spent \<t\ pleasant; Delicious refresh ments of ambro-ia and take were .-er\i d at * f : ? - c '.o-e of 7 he evening. Mr. K: I!. I'itt.- ' attended a nice' ing of "the Kxecutive Committee of the South Carolina Cotton Manu facturers Association held in Spar tanburg Tuesday. After the meeting he went to Bessemer City, N. ('., on a short business trip. Mr. A. S. Dyer spent the week-end in Charlotte with friends. The Prime of Wales made the I opening address Monday to 4.500 delegates to the International Adver tising convention in London. There are 2.000 Americans attending the convention. j Twelve niutui busses,, valued at | $ 1 ">0.00 o were destroyed by fire in a : St. Louis. Mo., garage Monday night. CO VritiL Protect your Health Its thoroughly a^ed ? not green or unfinished. Consume the quality products of the Ho u s o ?f Anheuser -Busch St. Louis '? njKu.'jcturt rs cf O RAPE. BOUQUET A-B GINGER ALE EEVO malt-nutrine Buy by the case from your Dealer Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Distributors Camden, S. C.