The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 21, 1918, Image 3
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Calomel Users! Listen To Me!
I Guarantee Dodson’s Liver tone
Tour druggist gives back your money if-it doesn’t
liven your liver and bowels and straighten
c you up without making you sick.
NORTH COLUMBIA CANTONMlNT
OPERATIONS STOPPED FOR
THE PRESENT. .
Ugh! Calotnel makes you sick. It’s
.horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may
lose a day’s work.
Calomel is mercury or qulcksilref
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, wdien It comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into it.-torenkiug
it up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are slug
gish and M all knocked out, 5 * if your
liver is torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache, dizziness, coat
ed tongue, if breath is bad or stomach
sour, Just try a spoonful of harmless
Dodson’s Liver Tone tonight.
Here’s my guarantee—Go to any
drug store and get a bottle of Dodson's
liver Tone for a few cents. Take a
. The Reason.
“My partner always uses a fountain
pen.” “IVrlinpft that Is why he has
such a flowing style."
spoonful and If it doesn't straighten
you right up and make you feel fine
and vigorous I want you to go back to
the store and .get your money. ‘Dod
son’s Liver Tone Is destroying the sale
of calomel because it is real liver
medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore
it cannot salivate or make you sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson’s Liver Tone will y put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels of that 'sour bile and consti
pated w’aste which is'clogging your
syst 'in and making you feel miserable.
I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson’s
Liver Tone-will keep your entire fam
ily feeling fine for months. 'Give it to
your children. It is harmless; doesn’t
gripe and they like its pleasant taste.
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OISPIJCHES FROM COLUMBM
Expert at It
“He Seetiis rirvuCrd at to hU w ife.**
“Naturally That N Ma>»r Vttitt.««
of the ramoufUgr
Permanent Sufferer. .
"I don’t like the way , this road it
run.” Mild the Irrftnhle passenger,
“What right have you to kick, emu-
pored to mer* suld the conductor. "You
only hove to moke this trip once la a
while.’*
Esamlat carefully every bottle of
CAETORLL that fonooa aid remedy
far la fata lad children. «ni ace that It
Aa acticw dw»»t rtw ai« fare well
i her fart welt imw#.
te fcr
iViiMr-n Ctt for FMHmt’e Catteris
* w» «. Ewary
i|ew4 "Kver» w«Chww want* tw
l*ra* her f r*
it aul her ctieust ■ r^'tw*
Doings and Happeninga That Mark
the Progress of South Carolina Peo
ple, Gathered Around the State
Capital.
.Columbia.
Columbia.—The Hardaway Contract
ing company has received orders from
the war department to stop the build
ing of the North Columbia canton
ment, which has been in the course of
(construction for the past several
months. Work on the enterprise was
diffcontinuetf.
The new cantonment, for which
Congress appropriated approximately
17,000,000. was about a fourth com
pleted. according to the contractors.
Kight million feet of lumber hare
been used up they said and millions
more are on, the ground
The Noith Coumbia cantonment
was to be aa almost dpllcatlon of
t amp Jackson and was to be an artil
lery training school. Several days ago
li was announced from Washington
that aa additional appropriation of
HTt.llt baa boon made for the erec
tion of throe steel bangers, flve tor
ture halls and foer t
and bnlMinga The
tetrad ahoat S ftOi a
the new etto
m
:iaj ft.
d
mode by the many Atates if the t’alow
la their work of rlaeetfylag aod physi
colly examining the registrants of
September It.
At the present urn* only flve Atates
are ahead of Sooth Carolina. They
are Iowa, Minnesota. Nevada. Utah
and Wisconsin. These States have
completed column 5 on the chart
which means that they hive classified
at leant 90 per cent of their regtatrunti
and have completed the physical ex
amination of at least 30 pel* cent of
the men. South Carolina, along with
14 other States, has completed col
umn 4, which meana that at least 90
per cent of the registrants have beep
classified and all proper records seut
in to the district boards.
The county progress chart showa
that the local boards of Aiken, Ander
son No. 3, Fairfield, Hampton, Jasper,
Laurens, Lee and York No. 2 have
completed column 7, which means
that 90 per cent of the registrants
have been classified, all proper rec
ords sent inlo the district boards and
90 per cent physically examined.
I Cun «• MwAg o#
WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN
' A WEAK BODY
W rmf AS am*aw
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For Highway Signs.
An appropriation- for the posting
with signs of all the principal high
ways of the State it to be asked of
the State legislature at its coming
session. If Is announced from the head
quarters of the South Carolina Auto
mobile Association. It Is estimated
that the posting will cost In the neigh
borhood of 130.000 sad the sum would
be tahea from tbe fund* derived frem
automobile l! -ru»e frc*.
The assoriaUoa aUo plaa« to a«h
for a law forhlddtag the piecing, at*
der the guise of read slgas. of ad
vert Is tag devices reeemhttag the fe>
miller algae need by
bee te ra Hawed
The prartke is
tee As i
aatil the
ihei a Amr pakw
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•rwags weorsswa es shows bt tale vw>
ptfOti trmM the fPsWl ers ee hdhsoa
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Whom Eases pHieisn A D
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rsiarrS. •»- •» or rasrrr sf tbr stoswrS- •
If (So ttsSblr Is trarrd ta» tla aaHirro. II
Will Offrs br futtoi to bo Juai sold
scb. foe (boss sro ueir aofoo of tbo alt
sms to tbst art raoaod by srbst tbr dor-
tors rail ar:p< rarl'lit r. whlrb U S—lbor
ssto- for emr or arid atomarh
What you wart to know aUivr sit
clao la how to qalrklj rid jouraolf of rs-
roaa acid. A wondarfat BOdBrn rern^ly
callad EATONIC literal>7 wlpra It oat.
It dors tbe work raatlr. aprodllT- and
naturally. It makaa the atomarh pnir,
awert, cool and romfortahla. It hclpa
{ ou set fall atrrnfth oat of every moath-
ul of good you eat; and unles* yon DO
get full atrength from your food you
cannot enjoy robust, rigorous health.
hsw Mb Aaswftdp
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ftfcp iiiMftiib fNi'tft
Vb as la e* BFtwa
tUTuXk* i» m —> «aes> tee sg sss
b* mas ■ ke*r bSo a bti ad roe^* e #
are* faW bb* ws*t*v W^a* y<wa Imob triad
-dbfte flUiwdr )b *1 awr ts«oe ae4 pal
awl f*r fawawrlf baa* waaSSMdadlf pa-
I *B'»aad saw will fB»t, bw>w wsbli**
tAklXlr bseMkBB lb* bsekadtais ef
fart* ad srfct aiaaserb — bket. baortbors.
Sekrblag. fu»-l rvarsitsg. aawr. gBoaf
Bt «a*<-h. IwllSBa Ew. ete. Ubb Han. bow
wabrkly j’Wr sssatal Waits eapaiiti a ->
haw Mtnrb Siam f*m ertlaS >osr fowl -
Sow wtark sure asalty It Is dlcBOt'd—haw
snsadly yos alerp -boar neraowawesB and
trrliaMllty dt«at>gr«r. Asd all amply
be* asne by taking KATHNIO V' S baa*
rtd yaur atnsaaHi < f a lot of etcaaa arid
tkat baa bees boldlsg you bark asd wak
log your life mlnerahle.
K ATOXIC Is aliaoluirly harm teas. It
can b* taken by tbe moat delicate. Tens
of tbounands of people who have naed It
are enthusiastic In It* fralae.
EATOXIC la aliaohitt-ly guaranteed. a»
r t a big 50c bat from your dmgglat. If
does not help you yonr money will l*e
refunded. If your «lniKKlMt dor* not k**< p
KATOXIC, iend yonr name and addreaR to
the Eatonlc Kemedy Company, 1018 8.
Wabash Are., Chicago, 111., and they will
at oorc mat) yon a 50c box and you can
tend them the money for It after you re
ceive It.
•em m
9 igsMT* lefCiwisw lasewAsw Agwm «wb
bow Afugw The awmsp At Me AfsA Aw
r Mae Is veaMbwA hai th* swupmwI wt
ihesw twAsas hfiAgs a fhMbss Regime
The I aihiree RvwiherhweA et A ease
kw will aeswme cmstfwl AwiaeAAf «4 '
the Jerhswe H*drl leruleA At 13i(
Mela It rtef ae4 the efEealgst'Mi w fl *
ervaage the pier# fe^ the < oesfiwt ew4 j
rontt-filrare of or 14^vs, sailers sih!
their relatives.
C. J. Ktmbell rhsinaaa of the lorel
executive com mil lee. saiA that the t
flev. W. I* (’line. Jr. would have
chart* of the station. He and his
mifv will come from JacksoiKille next
Wednesday to aasume the manage
ment.
The brotherhood hap purchased the
furnishings In the hotel and improve
ments are under way. The station will
afford home like conveniences for rel
atives of the Camp Jackson hoys when
they visit the camp and for the sol
diers when they visit the city. Enter
tainments will be provided at intervals
talnments will be provided at inter
vals. • t —,
As Age Advan
« M Dflf Cm .11
buuui rill, amiii
Dose, Small
Prte* But 1
^^■carter's
ices the Liver Requires
occasional slight stimulstion.
CARTER'S
* LITTLE LIVER PILLS
correct
CONSTIPATION
Colorlessoi Pale Face* noi*
a coadltioa which wtU he grMUy twlprd by Carter glrOO Pills
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Manning Tenders Services.
Governor Manning has telsgraphed
President Wilson, tendering his ser
vices in any capacity in which he
used in pemding war work upon the
expiration of his term as governor.
For a long time it has been intimated
that the governor would likely be as
sociated in some capacity with (he
war work departments -in Washing
ton, burjhidis the first definite state
ment to theVfFecC^oming from him.
The volunteering of his services was
Included to a congratulatory telegram
to President Wlleoa. *,
Recruiting la Stepped.
Lieut J. H. Livingston, from Camp
Oordoa. who waa seat tp Columbia to
rerrmtt mea for the HvMaa offu rr**
t ratal lag camp to ha hold at Fr—aat
©el, from December I to February L
.TRmwc isFiskiS
Dou’t stay Upert I When meals don’t
St and yea belch gas. acids and and!-
geated food. When you feel lumps of
Indigentt<»h pain, flatulc “e, heartburn
or headache you can g«‘ nstant relief.
V,
No waiting! Pape's Dinpepsln will
put you on your feet. As soon as you
eat one of these pleasant, harmless
tablets all the indigestion, gases, add
ity and stomach distress ends. Your
druggist sells them. Ativ.
Retort- Courteous.
"There are some ugly features shout
this place of youiK**
I know ft. If you Imik In the glass
yonder, you will see <««»nie of them.’*
WnahiiitflMit labiy gel liioll* d **t\iev
biniy iwefi as fiwtum.
time* it teak me
an hour to put on
show. I got so he
had to lay off work
daya at a time. Often
would Kara to get ui
dozen times at night
pass the kidney i
tiona, and they burned like fire,
feet swelled, and at timsa they b
so that It seemed I waa standing
hot stove* 1 bed spells of g
for breath and dizzy apeila,
and ray health failed rapidly. I
told that my working dave were
but Doan % 9 Kidney Hilt
to by attention and
one box, I began to
kept on and by the
tan boxes, I waa absolutely
All pains left my berk end other
t«nna of kidney trouble di
I frit as well and atroof aa
“ffiibacrihed end noon to before
me this 7th daw of Jwl
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ft'ilttai—; ft L m Fur her VdMB, 1.
ftwout Hefty Hftl. ftf Aihrta Haaltp
HfU. ft Hey word Fvegwaave; II ftTi*
lftWiK»a n Hu —tapMfm.
fUed <af aretda-nf end #**h' M * aq*»* •
PrIvAlee I*, ft tr^g, u i-
Rrown. 0—nettavtUr
Severely w—aA«sf—Capt F. J. Jrr*
vey. Charleston; Licet W B. Oliver,
Fh»r—4c; Pmates C. W. Re. koholt,
Charleeton; A. W. Hcnderaon, Abb#*-
vilto: A. Ycargin. l^iurcne; Ren Ol
iver. Eutawvillc; Carl Aodwrson. An
derson*; 8*rgt. J. W. McClain, Inman;
Private W. M Smith. McCormick.
Prisoners, or missing-Privates T.
McSwain, Blacksburg; Louls # Hollo,
Charleston; J. Mahaffey, Pelier; Jo
nas Boyter, Woodruff; C. W. McKen
zie, Lake City; Eddie McMillan, Bam
berg; B. T. Meetzie, Lexington; Wm.
S. Connelley, Braachville; Cook R. C.
Adair, Clinton.
High Power Lines.
The Columbia Railway, Gas and
llectric Company is preparing to
string transmission lines from the
Gervai Bystreet station in Camp Jack-
son and council granted permission
for the wirw to traverse| the north
west section of the cHy. The power
lines will carry 13,000 vplts.
The cRy fathers aru considering a
proposition in which the municipality
waa offered 50 acres of the Keel
tract of land for park purposes provid
ed the city improved the grounds and
made them attractive.
The Health ftRuatl—.
No unexpected developmeata In the
leflu—xe sit oat ton ewer the flute de- |
the
— the decllee
the
*om le •terd *f
Planls
t» f
Wky Compare Beef asf
Coal Profits? •
baaf
e—IA
Iw prate
Aar a « _
on Uta pnoa.
the _
of tha prate wlA the
prate on cool, and h has pointed out that
anthmciia coal oparaton ara content with
a prate of 23 cents a ton. whereas tlie baaf
profit of ona-fuurth of a cant a pound maana
a profit of $5jOO a tun. •
The comparison does not point out that
anthracite coal at the seaboard is worth at
wholesale about $7.00 a ton, whereas a too
of beef of fair quality 1s worth about
$400.00 wholesale.
To C'-rry the comparison further, the 25'
cent profit on coal is 3% per cent of the
$7.<X) value. -
The $5.00 profit on beef is only 1% per
cent of the $400.00 value.
The profit has little effect on price in either case,
bat has less effect oo the price of beef than on the
price of cool
Coal may be stored in the open air indefinitely:
beef must be kept in expensive coolers becaaseitis
highly perishable and must be refrigerated.
- Coal is handled by the carload or ton; beef is deliv
ered to retailers by the pound or hundred weight
Methods of handling are, vastly different Coal is
handled in open cars; beef must be shipped in
refrigerator cars at an even temperature.
Fairness to the public, fairness to Swift ft
Company, fairness to the packing industry, demands
that these indisputable facta be considered. It is
impossible to disprove Swift ft Company's state
ment, that its profits on beef are so small as to have
practically no effect on pneea.
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Swift & Company, U. S.-A.
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