The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 12, 1919, Image 2
r
KEEP YOURSELF FIT I
“ftrryKctvrr
fifea.Storr"
You can't afToft! to he laid m> with
•ore, aching knineyn in them.* uaw< of
hiah prices. Some occupations nring
kidney troubles; almost any Work
makes weak kidney's worse. If you feel
tired all the time, and suffer with lame
back, sharp pains, dirty sjk*11m, head
aches and disordered kidney action, use
Doan’s Kidney Tills. It may save an
attack of rheumatism, dropsy, or
Jtright’a disease. Doan's have helped
thousands back to health.
A South Carolina Ca»e
R. G. Smith, J46
E. Lacey St., Ches
ter, S. u. gays: “I
believe I was as
near death with
kidney trouble as
anyone could be. I
was troubled with
dizziness and head-,
aches. My kidneys
didn’t act riKht.i
either. I lost W’etghtj
and couldn't get a'
wink of sleep atj
night. I finally be-^
can using Doan’s ..
Kidney Pills as everything else had
failed to do me good and only for
Doan’s I wouldn’t be alive today.
Doan’s cured me and the cure has
been permanent.”
Get Doan's at Any Store, 60c a Bos
DOAN'S
FOSTER-M1LBURN CO- BUFFALO. N.Y.
GREAT BELIEVER
IN BLACK-DRAUGH1
UINf GRIME III MEDICINE
Oklahoma Lady Tells How Her
Husband Believes in Black-
,. Draught and Uses It For
Many Ailments.
Nowuta, Okla.—Mrs. W. B. Daiyson,
THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, 8. C.
A Large Class of Students Secure the
Coveted Sheepskin at Medical Col-
. lege of South Carolina.
COCA-COLA WILL
. BE USED TO
CHRISTEN ENGINE
E’harlnston. —Graduates and honor
men ih medicine and pharmacy were
announced.'by the faculty of the Mud
ICRl/ColleKe of South/Carolina. T
Harper*"of Kjnk^tree was first honor
man in medicine and C. W .Morrison
of Salley second honor man.' H. E:
Werner of Charleston won honors in
Progr
am Will Feature Exercises
at Fire Hall on Wed- '
nesday. . "
* »
n resident of this place, says: “My 1 > h:irma< 'y- Mr. irarper, wins .the col
husband Is a yrent helleVer in Black- <UI> * in ^ Mr ' Morrison wins the
rv-.,, ',. , « *■ , Cole L. Blease medal for best serior
Draught and thinks It cures about! ■ r «
ye;ir work and the Francis Lander
everything.
It Is splendid .for headache, constipa-
cilj) for best work in diseases of chil
dren.. 'Mr. Werner_ wins the College !
Mrs. JOE PERSON’S
REMEDY
ALCOHOL 206
VHLCOMMCJMOEO fOA
BLOOD DISEASES
USCO At
A General Tmmmc. Alterstiv*
• Pur if mt of tK« Blood.
RrrommoiKiod for Tottor.
LruptKMM ond Dmoom* that co
from ImpuntM* of th#
*Uo Indifrrtaon and
Sir—til
fW« ai
u, e,.—FiiL
PRICE 91.25
««*( r4i r< §r
PERSON REMEDY CO.
CNAHLOTTC. H. C.
Mm
••>• tm
•nu rMAMi
I
tlon (which usually causes headache), of Pharmacy cup. the Cole L. Bl?ose
Indigestion or any kind of stomach
trouble, and we Just keep it for these
troubles.^ I don’t know when we
haven’t used It, and we always find it
satisfactory.
I know it has done us both^a lot of
good and saved us many dollars. I use
it In teaspoon doses at first and
medal and the South Carolina Phar !
maceutical Association medal. All the i
senior class was graduated.
Following are the graduates in med
icine: Theodore Kills Bowers. Bruns- j
son; Richard Greene Causey, Pinopo-'
lis; Ooyt Ham. I^ake Cfty; Theodore)
Cuyler Harper. Kingstree; Milton Ja-
robson, Troy. N. Y.; Hawkins King
follow with small doses, and It sura Jr.. Charleston; Douelas Jen
does make n person feel like new. "in** Jr Bennettsvllle; James Ed
.. _ <L . w:*rd Athens Ontario; Chas.
. It tteanses the liver better than any Morri>0 s , n ,. Gpra)d Her .
otlmr liver tonle I have ever tisod, 1 , _ „ p; . r , ( . r A!hrnv N - v . j„ hn Ptir .
and after* taking a thorouRh course, VPr R ; char rt,on. Wytherille. Va.; Dal-
nature asserts itself and you are not i j on y anC y Roflhorotigh. Windsor. Fin.;
left In a constipated condition that John Tj*vis Sanders. Anderson; Wil-
follows a lot of other active medicines. | |j* m Simmons. Summerville.
This Is one thing I like especially Graduates in ph^»miacy: F. Jerome
about it.” | Collier. Elloree; Alexander B. M«\\r
For over 70 years Thedford’s Black- Ian. Linder. N C.; Harold E. terrier.
Draught has been In use for many slm- Charleston
pie ailments and today is a reoog * Worfc 0 f Worthless Dog.
nixed standard remedy in thousands Allendale.—J. W Hogg, one of AT
of family medicine chests. It will fondale rountys* largest and most
pay you to keep Black Draught in lb« prominent fangers. residing near A!
[From Nashville Tenn«*saean.l
Ann Dallas Dudley, the new tire en
gine at the Waverly-Belmnnt fire hall,
will be christened on Wednesday*aft-
eroon at 2 o’clock with appropriate
exercises. Mrs. Guilford THtdley. for
whom the engine gets its mime. Is one
of the'state's pioneer suffrage workers
and it is due to her untiring work that
partial suffrage was given the women
of Tennessee. Mrs. Miles Williams, a
resident of the twenty-first ward, is
chairman of arrangements, and also a
pioneer suffragist, and little .ludifh
Winston Folk, the 0-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Reau Folk, also a
pioneer suffragist and the youngest
member of the Nashville organization,
lias been chosen sponsor. Miss Folk
has selected as her maids the following
young girls, daughters of prominent
suffrage lenders: Trnvnnla Dudley.
Lenore Kenny, Kate Barksdale. Harriet
Ingram. Mary Sue Cantrell. Jane Davis
and Elizabeth Smith.
At the christening not champagne
but a bottle of coca-cola will be broken
and th»* maids will shower the engine
with yellow flowers. Speeches will be
made by Mayor William Gupton, Com
missioner Tompkins and Chief A. A.
Rosetta. Mrs. Dudley, n member of the
national suffrage organization, and
Mrs. Rc®u Folk, chairman of the city
organization, will he honor guesta of
the occasion.—^dv.
Their Faithfulness. . ,
' “Force of habit fcjJlJLfiost n* hard a
master to some prGple as rum Is said
to he,” commented the In milord of the
tavern at Grudge. “Although the post
office moved to Its new location more
than a month ago, and. too, though
they never wen* compelled by law. to
do so. ’most uny time o’ day a bunch
of prominent and Influential lunkheads
can he seen standing In the doorway
of the- obf |M*sf office room, patiently
waiting for busy people to come, as
they used to. and sernuge past them,
trying to get in.”—Ka.nsas- City Star.
.Hnnl fnrt-f flo nt't alwnys make an
intprossioil on a iiKin«
T
The Effects of Opiates.
HAT INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to, °? mm au4
preparations, all of which are narcotic, is vre.l known.
■ doeJs. if continued, th«e opiates cause change, .f. the func
H* -nd growth of the cells which ace likely to become permanent. cau,m g
imtecditr Cental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics m later life.
Nervous diseases, such as intract-able nervous dypjviMin amt lae s ay^ g
powers are a result of dosing with opiates or narco ms ,mMr?nB 'llnor,T
m their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children • no ^
receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a ,
“‘VheadmintaraU^'of Anodynes. IX-ops, Cordials. Soothing S7™l«and
other narcotics to cliildren by any. but a phyemian
decried, and the druggist should not be a party to t Children ho ar. i,l
need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing lw3 than to
dose them willfully with narcotics.
Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the
signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. ,
Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of
Don't Sneeze; You May Die.
Scientists say that we are never
nearer death than when we*sneeze,
the act causing a momentary convul
sion of the brain.
Kill All Flies!
bouse for u«* when needed.
Tour druggist sells ii.—Adv.
Dead Statute.
’Tills is ail enlightened rottili
Thm s tImt?** hmn^^M
"ML u ~Iaiolh*r»I r. fo-e« !«• rent
land «ie and S. M, Marley of Cohen s
Bluff. Allendale county, shot eirh oth-
•r to death at V.vrley’* home, h-Aa dy
ing alninat In/tn** 1»at**ly.
All some women talk nlHiut Is—well,
about- IH hours.
unity.
Only meu'rer detal
are ohtamjl
Cry foniorrow. If you most, but
tnugb tmlay.
nn
hYt .PLIH-rl. aajr? Jhal .om"-!
wtad bv- • man wi*med f^whr sr*n‘ r Y'T
U|*
le*
ii i ii
|M
»*!'
irfi
•Ir**!! th# Marie
■1 r
Frtahen a Mtavy thin #
Km ■ntlaofitlr f n *ln*
FRECKLES
New U do Tim U C«t R»J ef Tkese Ufly Spell
Tb*r*'» bo loB(»r tb* •llghott of n»ilR4
•■haoi*4 of your fwkle*. ■• OtlilBr—<J<*u • •
atrwBgtb -U ruara*to«4 to roaovo tbraa buiar y
•pots.
Slaipty gtt bb oaBro of 0th!»*—Bvnh*
•troaftS —fmai year 4nigctet. aed spety • -Ut •
of II Blfbt ase Mora log and you ab«r M a**oB •• •
'bat aaoB tbo woraf frort go hi*• brpvtB t» d •
•pp*er. •nil# rb* D«bier •«-« ba*r *aBiet>«d re
Oroyt, It (a aelOoa rbat * r# tbea ear war*
la aoodrd to eoaapieiety n#er Ibe afeta aad *
• t^oatlfei rlear <-«*aiy'»il«B
S# eare te aab f*e lb' 4M«ibte OtM*»
•» fbla la Be^ wador osareaiee mf •• e*» here
If M falie to rewa*a fie, a •» s*o
TFEY SPREAD
DISEASE
P.ae»i Tny wb«^." DAISY' FLtTKILLER aUr%ct, ud
killa oil Neat, clreo. nrranirntol. eofivameBt and
^ * — eheop Laatraii*#.*-
•on. Made of metal,
'can’t •pill or tip /«r;
«r;ll not poil oa.nura
•nythins t.ua.-j.lewl.
DAISY
PLY KILLER
at your dealer or
I bj FXPKK'S. prepa.d. „ _
HAROLD SOMEKS. IM De Kalb A*e.. Brooblya. R *.
- Cuticura Heals
Itching Burning
'if ^ Skin Trorbles
A? 9 V t « iWrSi. 0
The bet you Intended to make hut
didn’t !• always a aafv h**L
I.
Tl
It u«
to |M
i He r
mingl
lialai
d to •itii
rt Mini rtin-*l.”
H'*g
ami Hogg
• h it th* d >■
Msrt#v
curu Talcum l*nwd#r. an rtqololtrly
t lia*
riglit • 1*1
•1* ||ow d*a*S
?h#n f
• l»n*d flr.
* on Il' SK will
i An tn*
oc#nt#d convrnirnt. #co(n , mi<*al f»*#.
*r ahotgun
I !'tad*d with hi
iff* ■ % At
skin, hnby and dusting pow«W and
nh
N • •'Ilf.
Tls**rr*s i»*» law
H vrg
Ml rm rts
illy wmsnd#d H
at dr*w
p*rfum#. Rendsrs other p*-rfum#s ■#-
lantlbw*!
fr«gil | M *r*flnC
1*« |M
istol and
•hot MsrWy t
n d^ith 1
p*rrtuou«. On# «»f ihr C*otM ura Tdirt
I A |<
>r*»hlMth
r flgiito-•—llir
a! th*
. t.i;v*-r wi
is running nwa
ijr, Th*
Trio (Sunp» Ointment. Talcuu*).—Adr.
Age I!
uekai
- 1 ' n
NEW SOUTH WALES
INFORMATION BUREAU!
•w’e^g leb I r eewa* t**b Ot t
W .i be • •e»-4 te ■—d «i»eo*w»*at R-* eti «e I
o» aaaeef aea Uowb rwo r-#o . r4 f^totte |
Niwee *•• Farmlee rv» 04 f»o.i % we*
a • ag aed iee<a impb* • s« e W» •%. *
AUSTRALlAl
HEARTBURN.
Caused by
Acid-Siomach
n •'
Hi
Te Detee Oat
%•# Italia Ip TW •iwtrm
Tab* tit* tiid INaa4a«4 tlHtivg# T teTK-
. a 1* sa»w
#*• laStaa •• ibF foewata 'e p
e*»rp ie#*t Bbawtaa It la Qt'tVI
|non to ••e»*i*ea f*«to Tit* Vale
aaM lit* akatoeto 1 b* lea# btaltoa a#
oy o* • raw* Me
• %’
Future Ft
Do yog put your **ti K ~
~ >#
a «i orb
aa4
•rtt*#
Fum
c - >
*1 of Frees
ig Hack with 1
>n*i r.ind iw**
TH# Cat* ftated
’*M'e
"lea.
%b Hit %
.t •
1
a Nr*aid
is gstU
1 mtimtie rontaet with w >rfd
af file y*-jw e er*nfer#lti"e Rwh*
%rt| | M tnn ng f*»ra»f r govern,»r 4
Auitb Candina. when hA arvtied Here
*r Kit Fur»fw> when- He has Heett t:ftre
Mart h ?I ta‘4 ttabt. m Hia oftia'on the
, tT*»!“e r*f eott'Wt wse verv hf1g*it If**
tKat ahelt'lhas neace If^atV ‘t
t*
p^/ 1 " F** F oosaewaa GakaP i
B** * r »» - ■ •» -* I»a#-
Xa suLi L
IT’S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS
'aaat'>a*4
>. W .roas
ia a sisal
»j
ENERGETS
• LAUDS MAS.i IS IKON.
CASCARA IS LAXATIVE
NUX VOMICA IS TONIC
arbo'it wilt
t c
!”t!«ig fttr <• ittun
\t Fi#«tNea F-rtt
• R«mt Afr
Thr** . with
••lh*r si
iluatd* iiigrwdl*
#nts. r»n»*f u<
il.i th* •
rmmatoHiasn uf
l*an«» Km‘1**’
t». ih*
ru«*r^y mldwt
for w*«k mr
s'*•••. m
tt «t«># it §*^»|»i#
They srv #«*«
i<i*rt ully
actis*—w l*w
4oaes tell til** e|f»r). flftj I*e||!s I'Uia
• but of 40 **f fhea# nofiderful tablet^
by mall or friHii your druggist.
Tli Pinioiit One Ci., Wisntca. 0 C.
AGENTS
•40 to 9100 & Week
Men aittl women ate makliiK iniaxlni; tMg
mi>ne> <luruiK »|>are titn*‘ AIMS'tlte sub-
arriptiun |.r-.p ,ui,,n oil arel knetwn na
tional mugaiii’.* I.o* wires are given
big salai ■ ■ as Ittatrlrl M m
agers Writ, A I' t'olllna. Arnerlt-an
Fruit (Irower I’hlrago
a s a 1 Ms Pay Hlgsett Mafket Prices
\A/llfll lor Virgin# and h. k $. Caro-
Mil I II I I tins Wool —No eommiealons
f f V/ deductod We are buyers for
large mill connunilDg balf-
aitUion |>ouudn a. mouth. W rite or ship tomtaod
we will allow full market price—no rxpemwm
deducted except freight; prompt settlement We
alao pay top prices for Hides, Skins and Tallow.
Old Virglalg Hide cod Wool Co., Inc.
P. 0. Box 775 Richmond Va
HOMESEEKER
e »nd for free Virginia Farm and Ttmhsi
uilstiu. DspariUiont F n Liuporla, Virginia
I’OKTO KK'O AM) tjl KKN 1*0 TATO
FLANTN, |? f)t» per l.itcrn. toiu.it... I: in. | r
1,000; luO poatpaid, |0c; tr;uifplHntf 1, $1 <»t'
ROWAN RLANT FARM SalUbuvy, N. «'
Free on requeat, pictures an.l exceptUlliiiltj
Intereatinc Intur fU^vorl.l fattious Texas CHI
Fields. Room 6. Coulaon^Uldg., Ft Worth.Tex
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
- PHOSPHATE
NotHing Lika Plain Bitro-Photphata
to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
to increase Strength, Vigor
and Nervo Force.
Judging <o*#» >ha rawneteaa tweparattow
and trr. tn , nts urHIcll are < "ntinually be
ing advertised for the purpose of ynaklng
thin people fteahy, dev l* ping arms, neck
and huMt. und r* plat ing ugly holioas and
angles by the soft curved unes of health
and heauty there are evidently thousands
of men ami womer. who keenly feel their
excessive thinness.
Thinness and weakness are often due
to starved nervoa O -weed m'.re
phiMiphate t him Is cot modern
f'Kxl* rhyslcians claim tlnre is nothing
that will supply this deft, ienry so well as *
the orgunic phosphate known among drug
gists ns bltrn-ph'Wphate. which ,1s Inex
pensive and is sold hy n.<»st all druggists
under n givirantee of satisfaction or money
hack. Hy feeding the nej-ves directly and 1
by supplying the body cells with tb* nec- ,
essary phosphoric food elements, bit'ro-
phosphate should produce a welcom*
transformation In the appearam the In
crease in, weight frequently being aston- 1
ishing. . *
Increase in weight also carries with It
a general Improvement In the healtn. ;
Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of
energy, which nearly always accompany
excessive thinnest, should disappear, dull i
eves become bright, and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom of perfect health.
CAUTION: — Although btfiro-phosphate
Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness. ;
sleeplessness and general weakness, it
should rot. owing to Its tendency to in
crease weight, bo used by anyone who
a not desire to put on flesh.
dd»#y 4’»#aa* U 1# v##9#et#r « f p»r- la caale that tb# |Ula#v« a#*4 beipL
i »*>• A toap'Mff •# tbe die a^STt.i s Y*# ean iij ##* <SOI.D MEDAL liaaf*
,t da» r«a be traced tark t# tb* l*r» fhl <'#(•<**• lasa*t>at*!v TV#
lti<ft.*f trouble. eaetldftg. Healdkg Ml at aulat*a tk#
Tbe bi4r*ye are the Ampc.rtg»t ksdaayt. re..*«*e taflamaitli## god e-
ergace of tbe body. Tb*v are tbe ftl- Fr#ta tb# gerase wksHi bare .t.
tererg of fMir biaad. If dbe f*der a* fa# to four drugg at tndajr • 4 f*t a
#k**b are ewept iroai tbe *1—0*# l*f Ike t »t of GOLD MI.DAL llaarinj * '.I
be ad ore a-t elit*.aet*'l tlirnagti tbe . t*apex.lra. la t#es»tf>fgar k *«i» Y 4
k. fa* v■, dseeaie oae fofai of aaeCHer | kbould fed beeltb ai d eia*»r frt 'rti**g.
m tui! r s a»a »*.a as a * I After yf*el •>»««*..at U-.r»**d
>» #•••
• *4
-* u
a ■
ATO N 5 C
3 r roh y<
MACK)
\tr
* • i
owrretIft*** of the
« mot and r«ik
tf the i**-titen *rr
wt«b*a tb* *1 • fh
in know that the
Ktda f at
• v* 1
ia uauallf Indicated by . r»*e
:# to uki
veariaeoa, aleepleaamMk MWlMMMk | re-b 0# OS to wr*w
dee>»rdrarf, barkarbe, atoaia<k trwa* j condition end ward t
bl* pain is l*4ne and k»#«r at4-^»ea, j otbe* *tta« ka
gall et, let. travel, fbeumatiMn. e«.ati. a j Aak f^r
and la’abefw
All tbcM deroiifascou are na
ris‘**d the flag f »r g»»*f>g over the top
MIt W** »c*a»r*e«|* that I.'mi ai s^ Y
wi» the fr*t t» :*»v-*rt her nimti rai»
ed hut it'm .s Utter dies ivered (hit a
mlet.*ke I.ad hcert made,
Anothee Big Motet J-'
liar# stibscrhod B.lS.rtfHi for *h**k in
the hotelMomiMiny which i» being or
ganizod. This sum will he doubled
hr a loan through the 'Mechanics
Building and lawn Association -of
this city, making the total ava’.lahle
for Investment in tb** new hovl build
ing approximately $r.. r »nftO. Suhsirip-
ti«*ns to the st uk of the company
have been solicited voluntarily hy
members cf the Rotary riuh.. A meet-
ir g of the stfK’kh' iders and other in-
torested .citizens was held at the
Chamber of Commerce.
.ate a , Aak far ibo or if Inal laporte^HGOL
j Mk.is.ll. brand Ti»r*« • i*« Men./ r
>tar«'a fondod if lb«j do Zwl Lt.^ yvo.
Th* G*#eral Tendency.
nnt« h l “Kiervlaulr in Amnrira t., ..nr.
Good Riddance.
“SI..til we (tire a *iett*4*tlve B
•ur wcddiiij pfeM’nts^ • Man# kind of a *»*»•'!
“I hardly ttiiBk that .will l*e is*s*#a- ' or^siiiizatioti,*' ubiM'F 1
•ur). my dear, our friends tuire t gui-hed riKltof. M
• .z« i tUy «*p|! rlliioty to w..rk off a ' \ nfi'Wt r*_! S
wt of old Junk.**—Louisville Cuurler-
•jM'inra?. ’ — T*
S. •*«•) Ml
Xl-tim. . KfoD ruai*!.*-#'
• - I kli no oh
le.’igues ’’ phray* or a F.i
■ r*
iked
•nr-
«rb
TciT
Elect New Superintendent.
T^uirens - Herbert W. Gspque, head |
of the school at Wnlhalla. has been
elated superintendent of> the Laurens
city schools for n*>vt sessum and he j
has accepted tbo position^ Mr.-Casque i
has been at AYalhalla for nine years
and is regarded as a successful school
man.
Kuawrll S*WUK* I)ihiM»s:il S>steni, HuHlngton. \a/ Kjc it PHARLOTTE NO 24.-191^
la. With or withou: w*ater work.^ No . h.*m w * u ’» V^riA«l_U 1 1C, I* n».
Bug
Guaranteed to destroy potato bugs without fait
and without Injury to vine. One or two applications
usually sufficient to save the eutire crop. Easily
applied.
laslst upon Stnneeypher’s (risk Potato
KilUf. At druggists and general stores. If your
dealer will not supply you, we will send you
four SHe cans, postpaid, for $1.00.
Try H on eueum' er squash, cantaloupe and
tomato plants. Mosey back If not satlsfle"
ttseewgber One m4 Ckaaltf! Cs . Wsstaiastsr. t t,
SOLD FOR SO YEARS
For MALARIA,
CHILLS and
FEVER
Ala# a Ftna Ganaral
Str#n|th#nin| Toni#
MU BY ALL MfC mWS
Death of Senator Hough.
Lancaster.— State Senator ’ W C
Hough died ar his hnme her*' after,
HD Illness of several.. mor]tTT. His
a ^ *
healtli has been bad for th? past sev j
eral years though recently he has
shown improvement. Several weeks
ago he went to a hospital fn Rock
HU1 and returned to his home 10 days
ago. Since that time he has been
critically ilK He represented Lan
caster county in the general assem
bly for several years and was elected
again last summer.
Long Srrv'ce recragogue.
Laurens.— The resignation of W. P j
Culbertson, principal of the Cross Hill !
High School, coupled - with the an
houncement that he expects to take at ‘
least a year’s vacation from the school •
room, marks th# rlrm# of an uninter- J
nipted- period of service that :s i>#r 1
haps not equalled in length of t.mo.
eft
Health Insurance
#
One of the distinctive qualities of food
baked with Royal Baking Powder is
wholesomeness. '
This is health insurance of such vital
importance that millions of women
bake at home just to be sure that
Royal Baking Powder is used.
*
Remember the adage—“Bake it with
Royal and be sure.”
on VAT baking
A aXU POWDER
* ‘ r ^
- Absolutely Pure
Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes