Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TO ALL WOMEN WHJURE ILL Hit Woman Recommendt Lfdia EL P&nkh&m’s Vego* tdble # Compound—Her, Penonal Experience. K«b.— 41 1 want to recotn- K Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound to all women who suffer from any functional disturbance, as It has done me more good than all the doctor's medicine. Since taking it I have a fine healthy baby girl and have gained in health and strength. My hus band and I both . ‘I l!!*: • iJ )'» /a*'' ..-mM praise your med ic cine to all suffering —Mra. John Koppelmann, R« I. Wdjmm, Nebraska. isasous root and herb remedy, S. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com es been restoring women of Is health for more than forty d At will well pay any woman from displacements, in- wlceration, irregularities, es, nervousness or to give this successful PLAN FOR FIGHT ON CANE BORER Parasites From Tropical Coun tries Offer Best Means of Destroying Pests. I suggestions In regard to wnu Lydia E. Pinkham cteeCX, I.rnn, Maas. Ihe result km* rxp.nmcs Is at jrocr *«r»ica. to thow for It reftim^l h<>uir the other te Irw "My tlrer." te hi* atfe. “this oftt-m'**! I W Sr«l f»*r the eeW h*Kt*«* I eaamli»**J ■ tv<1 f••oikI It TVr r&amlh* t k-4l r%mi trait—** that o *haie *" y—SS «tf« "AH thet "■ I'ertaaSM M*sa<l»e pi ip mnmw CONFINED TOTHIEE REGIONS .... ^ . v i Insects Reduce Yield' of Sugar In Varying Measure, Averaging About 20 Per Cent—Feed on Other Plants Than Sugar Cane. ^Prepared by the United States Depart- . ment of Affrlrulture.) Importation of parasites from Cuba and other tropical countries offers the most hopeful method of ridding the sugar-cane growing region of the United States of the sugar-cane moth- borer. or at least of keeping It under control and reducing the Injury from It. Damage in Three Regions. The sugar-cane moth borer In the United States is confined to three Iso lated regions, cloaely conforming to the areas of large commercial plantings of sugar enne—southern Louisiana, southern Florida, and the extreme southern tip of Texas. Throughout those regions It reduces the yield of sugar In varying measure, averaging, perhaps. at»oat 20 per rent. Thu chief damage results from the larva tunneling lengthwise through the ma ture rune, not killing It^hut Injuring It severely, retarding Its growth, and subjecting It to the fungous disease known as red rot. A mrusure of damage follows larval s(facts upnu very young plants, resulting In what lu known as tend hearts. The moth borer feeds on a anmlise of plants other than sugar r^nr. render I amt hods mi ronttul egtraor WORST WEED ENEMY OF ALFALFA PLANT Care Should Be Taken to Prevent Introduction of Dodder. Grazing Close With Sheep Hat Been Recommended as Effective Control Against Noxious Plant—Burn Off Affe»rted Parts. (Prepared by the United States pepart- ment of Agriculture.) . Dodder is considered by many ns one of the worst weed enemies of al falfa. The dodder seeds geminate in the ground and 'the young plants soon attach themselves to the alfalfa seedlings. As soon aa : the threadlike stem of dodder is attached firmly to the alfalfa plant the stem connecting It with , the ground withers away. Thenceforth the dodder lives entirely on the alfalfa. Special care should be exercised to avoid Introducing it in the alfalfa seed at planting time. Grazing close with sheep has been recommended ns an effective control against dodder. In the East, however, where dodder Is most abundant, sheep arc not plentiful, and It Is ilot possible for every alfalfa grower to use the grazing plan. Resides, grazing an al falfa field too closely with sheep often MIIRENS 6EIS MIA EXHIBI! tUte and Federal Governments Will Fumleh Otupleye In Agriculture^ Good Roads and Foraatry. Andrews.-•James D. Lee, manager of the Trl-Coubty Fair, returned from Washington, D. C., where he secured several government exhibits for the Andrews' fair this fall. Among these exhibits is that of the national agri cultural department, which will in clude a good roads display, farm building’s display, etc. Therd will also be a display of the division of forestry. r The manager also states .that he has secured exhibits from the state departments of agriculture and education. Gaffney.—Since the Sunday closing law went into effect some weeks ago in Gaffney, the law has been generally observed; but Broadus Westmoreland, who conducts a combined store and cafe, has been serving soft drinks with lunches on Sunday, in conse quence of which he has been haled be fore the mayor’s court and will be tried. Westmoreland contends that he is clearly within his lights. Georgetown.—Tobacco sales have been more and more satisfactory here, based on the better quality of weed that Is coming in ^ now. The highest price so far paid here is M cents. TOWN TRIES TO UPROOT GOSSIP Uffique League Is Formed in Massachusetts to Fight the Practice. Northfleld, Mass.—The first anti- gossiping league of the world has been organized In this beautiful vil lage. A national* No-Gossip day Is proposed.^ The no-gosslp league Is unique. It has no constitution, no hy-luws, no officers, no dues. Yet the founder and organizer. F. Ambler Welch, ed itor and publisher of the Northfleld Columbia.—The Cadillac touring . 1 car seised by Officer Shorter has been * 2. turned over to the United States au thorities The machine was taken to . the police station after about five gal t loan of blockade liquor ware found In the car. Rock m !' -/ *••'§ 4 with certain regularttiee In ccmoortkm with bonua cbeeke forwarded m bln rare Se de mobilised negro eeldtece bore X I* Kerr of Ubte rotv bee been bowed ewer >r Sgs4 «4 IIeee for irtei at the friends Gave Her Up Mrs. Hoffman’s Recoj .From Dropsy a Sorj She Used Doan wan in dreadful nhape,” W. B. Hoffman, 6N0 Oakley Ave., ac'JSi the r^p.dov.r^etw.nje.n^ large puffs under my eyes and my body bloat ed badly all over. My feet were swollen to twice their natural size and the skin looked Shiny, When I pressed it down, it left a dent thefe and I knew I was bad off with dropsy. Mr*. Hoffman “My friends didn t think I would livrferyMong. I doc- ; , *i nhvsicians I,went through, “I decided to try Doan s Kidney Pills. I used three boxes and 1 was cured. I felt fine. As the swellins went down, my appetite picked up and 1 was soon perfectly healthy. My color came back and people well as ever. 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MENDED FOR BLOOD DISEASES USED AS Tonic, Alterative and • f—gwr of the Blood. for Totter* mad Diseases thmtoomn of the Blood* alno Indignation and Stomach Troubles. ih« Pm Juic* ti SMhna. —panB*. PipuMtw* aad Podo- i m salkmd mC tkt Miot «nr*m*d mtm • kv*. ma* conditio*, tad **)y fn» nN— addad to prrraal PRICE $1.2S « * » ’ • r. , - ; Banish the Borer From the Sugar Cine Fielda In hordraiu^mixture or a nolutlnn of nlcottBe Hulphate previous to iihlp- ment. The “treah,” •Icavee,*' or “shucks” left on the fields after cut- | ting should not he burned hut should he lightly covered with earth In the fall and plowed out in the spring. The cutting out of “dead hearts,” and dead plants Is said to be theoretically sound practice and. where an abun dance of cheap labor Is obtainable, might be recommended. It Is pointed out that the Introduc tion of parasites has proved effective in Hawaii, and that experiments in the United States have given promis ing results. If the introduction of beneficial parasites can be undertaken It should be done on a large scale, and it would be advisable to station two men in Cuba to collect the parasites, and one In Loulslafyi to receive and ultimately to release them on the plantations. KILL SQUIRREL-TAIL GRASS Weed Can Be Eradicated by Prevent ing It From Producing Seed—It la Hirmful to Stock. Squirrel-tall eras* 6r wild barley la • bad weed. It helpa spread the ni*t of' wheat and oats which has been f..uo.i on U «**ry year for 30 years to Iowa, end It UUnjorlois to stock; sod especially bo—ea Tin n4aa pierce the maroma —msing Umn mi vM8 Pomae which grows shmndnMtf in err—Hi sections of the United States* may be gathered and *»t4 |*c*4lflhly tn faaners and dye manaafrfarers* hay the specialists of the bores a of rhem- Istry. United States department of ag riculture. The price of sumac haa Increased In recent years, because of the decreas«v In Importations nf this plapt from Sicily. The American su nny. If properly gathered and cured* la equal to the Imported article. In certain sections of Pennsylvania. Maryland. Virginia and West Virginia good wages can be made, the depart ment of agriculture says, by gathering and selling sumac during July. August and September. Arrangements for tho sale of the sumac should be made be fore it Is gathered. Department Bulletin No. 706, which gives useful Information regarding cur ing and sale of sumac, can be had upon application to the United States department of agriculture, Washing ton, D. C. PUREBRED FOWL PREFERRED Given Same Care and Feed They Will Make Better Profit Than Mon grels Account Uniformity. (Prepared by the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture.) Purebred poultry means uniformity of products. Uniformity of products means Increased profits If they are properly marketed. Given the same care-and feed, purebred fowls will make a better profit than mongrels. INJURIOUS WORK OF CROWS Aa4«—c* —PTM J Brett Marrrny ■ow bold Jig the chair of Letts la Par- m«B Calv*—tty. is in— for a abort stay. Profeaeor Murray haa beea oae of the faculty of the aummer school at Wmthrop Collnge far this summer He waa enthuaed with the good work that this school Is accomplishing . The— a— 1.113 students enrolled, most of them teachers of South Carolina. Haulah —After being dormant since the war. Beulah Chapter No. 25. Royal Arch Masons held one of the moat en thusiastic meetings In the history of the local chapter. O..Frank Bart, sec retary of the grand lodge of South Carolina and J. L. Michie, past grand master of the grand lodge of South Carolina, known as one of the bright est masons in America, were on hand to assist In conferring the degrees. »♦ wake of at Ka< t ll4S irirs ||v was rencund frtitB t river and pta—d !• the hand* Ride a Wee managemeat for tn Accidents In Union. Union.—Harry Smith, a member of the Whitmire ball team, had his leg broken here in a game between Un ion and Whitmire. The accident hap pened when he atttejnpted to slide to a base,_ His right leg was broken at the ankle and half way between the ankle and knee! Cleveland Coleman, a young man about 21 years of age, was run down by an automobile as he was crossing the street here and his right ankle was broken and he was considerkMr bruised. Mai N—Is of Many Small Bird# Which A— Helpful 4o Farmer III Deal—ytng I—seta. York-Cherokee Road. York.—Federal aid in building roads to connect York with Cherokee coun ty was the subject considered at a meeting of cltiteas of northwestern York with the county hoard of eom- mitsioaers Otiseai of Bullock’s Creak and Broad River lowashipe faar that the racoaimaadanaa of the coun ty hoard of tie esieas»e* of federal • - a of * hiakwaj Jim ts (he property of A. ▼. Mc Gregor. a seaman on board the Can ada. McGregor t—ined him to do many tricka. but he neglected to warn him agulnst leaping overboard. A mem ber of the crew of the Canada, which has been at anchor In the Hast river, fell Into the water. McGregor leaped after the man. and the goat leaped after McGregor. - For a time the goat complicated matters, McGregor states, but was finally landed on the deck of the sweeper. The seaman w’as drowned. He Makes Sirup, but Disposition Is Sour. Snn Francisco. — Theodore Hazenkamp. chemist for the Berkeley Sirup works, once locked his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Hazenkamp, In a closet and took advantage of her impngwiment to break every dish In the house, according to the, divorce suit filed by Mrs. Hazenkamp In the superior court. Her complaint alleged that when her daughter. Lillie, asked Hazenkamp to release her moth er from the closet he answ^mf by knocking her down the stairs. Mrs. Hazenkamp' alleges that her husband told her she was not fit to associate with his ac quaintance*. For long period*, the charges, he —fused to sp—k to her. **Rayer Tablet* of Aspirin* to jo fenulne must l*e marked with the lafety “Beyer Cro**.” Always buy an unbroken Bayer package which con tains proper directions to safely re lieve Headache, Toothache, Knrache. Neuralgia. Colds and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents at drug stores—larger packages also. Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer • Manufacture of Monoacetlc- acidester of Sallcyllcac|d.—Adv. Indefinite. *Td like to get a new stenographer for a spell.” “Of what? Time or tho English language?” Shave With Cutlcura Soap And double your razor efficiency as well as promote skin purity, skin com- ort and skin health. No mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no Irritation even when shaved twice dolly. One soap for all uses—shaving, bathing and shampooing.—Adv.* • Firm Believer. She—Do you believe Ignorance la bliss? \ , He—Why? She—You seem so happy. * Wasn't He a Dear? Ton used tp say I was perfect.** "I was mistaken.” **You brute!” • **I mean, dear—t. that you couldn't have been, because sin— then yon Have steadily Improved. •— Boston Transcript. hf MB