The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 23, 1919, Image 7
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MRS. WIN SLOWS
SYRUP
The Infants' and Children's Regulator
S« n B*-a prompt, efficient vege
table cathartic.
Sodium Citrate —an effective refru-
^ lator of the bowels—u^ed fre-
RhuKarb -a reJuve^ator h.—^ quentlv with other ingredienfa
live action f d ' ,,ek ‘ bv learned dm tors in treatin*
« colic and diarrhoea,
bodium Bicarbonate—highly valuable in treating
severe gastric indigestion in children.
9vrim ^^raway. Coriander, Glycerine, Sut^ar
m^ickl sk?n he,p make this formula the very beftthat
mnla ft T m £ ^ v,Se - If ]t were Possible to improve this for-
Mrl wirT? ^ c e d ° ne re ^ ard ^ ss of the fact that a bottle of
ot w c ° W S Syrupnow costs twice as much to make as any
nar/h'h'Y r pr f paratlon - Yet it costs you no more than ordi
nary baby laxatives.
At all Druggists
ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG CO., 215-217 Fulton Street, N Y.
General Selling Agents: H.rold F. Ritcki. ft (V. lac. New York Toroato. Canada
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(Soli) 0onif(Slothes
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Men, Young Men and
High School Chaps
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TREATMENT FOR
WANING ALFALFA
Old Field Cannot Be Revived By
• Reseeding After Cultivating
* * in Autumn.
SECURE WINTER FUEL
FROM FARM W00DL01
• 4
SEED IS WASTED ANNDALV
Town Markets Will Keep Active
for Several Months.
Excellent Oppbrtunity Afforded to Im
prove Woodland By Removing .
Poorer, Less Valuable Trees
—Let Good Ones Grow.
Best Plan, Where Sod Is Beginning to
Show Ravages of Wear, to Plow
Up and Grow Some Cultivated
Crop, Sflch as Corn.
AlTejutred by the- United States Depart
ment.of Agriculture) ,
It is practically‘impossible to try to
make an obi.alfalfa field look like new
by attempting to sow more seed after
disking or cultivating in The fall.
Thousands of .dollars' worth of seed
are wasted in unsueebssful atl« mpts
to revive the waning stand of alfalfa.
Speeialists recommend that Iblds on
the decline should he plowed up and
rt*s ceded.
Kven though th** se»Ml germinate'*
Mieces>fully. th** plants mature at
peri<»«|s difTereiU from lhos»» of the old
plants, while ordinarily the young
plants are smothered out lAcfoPe they
tiiHffe inue|) growth. Lien where tin
alfalfa field is patchy and c«*%end
trrepTvfed by? the UnHed States Depart-
v njrt-tit of, Agriculture )
Many farmers now have their home
supplies of wood for winter fuel, hut
the town markets will keep active for
several months. ‘ and thousands of
cords of wood will still bt' ctiI for
local use on the farm.
lifts rutting cordwood, an excellent
opportunity is afforded to improve the
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Entirely Free from
Catarrh of the Stomach
Trruha bee posftiyrljr don# fnr
m# what til’ll*) drtrTora fnllra ta
do. 1 h»v* b* « n Ume ord eKaln
(ompell#d to Ink# to my brd for
day% Th# flrat te Ml* of Rerun*
r . \ • i while I at*
keen It )n th* hous#* for *m*rg-
rno(V», l cnnslrfrr mynrlf rnllrrly
frr# from rntarrH of th* atomnrti,
Jhe trouble frfun which 1 suf-
for so long before taking
this r^nit-dy.’*
I.tqntd or Tahtrf Form
Sold Fvrrj where
Auk Y our Healer
9 wdl ■
Polk Millers
Liver Pills
10c.
T be Good Old Kind that
always do the w’ork.
Same formula for 50
year*. Unequalled for Biliousness,
Sick Headache, Constipation and
Malaria. At all druggists. Manufac
tured by Polk Miller Drug Co., Ihc^
Richmond, Va. *
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Keep a
Bottle Bandy
I,.—, Pain wTiether it
co:T * et trf»m rheu-
matism, neuralgia,
sciatica, backache
or sprain is usually
most acute at mghL
If you have a botfWl of Y.’.gerif
Liniment handy and u ^ it you
get quick relicL Pfk e 33c
Th# lire# be*»to r—‘tans twice
M mock m the ueu*l t*>'t • ot
li- ■'**#•< Mvt laws th# a* eraf* fas
Uy tee f jqffca, AtaJdt.^f*
YAGERS
LINIMENT
PELIEVES PAIN
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BILIOUSNESS
Caused by
Acid-Stomach
reared
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INDIGESTION
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ROOFED SILO IS PfICFEftftEC
At ^••■e*l * 'tes •g ¥0 % age
aeeaa Owe go'es# t#aiaaaa
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What She Wanted.
**t Tvrrnt n - T irT f r n f Thr best xlnrp*
v*ut have.” "aid Mrs. Wuri’« h at th»
rh.* alrplato’ tui' aM*n*vlnt.f|
id «do< frn by l.a v ahhr* \ lat«-d
tlna* it’ t *df. I'hi* laundry *'f1**u ahl>r* vl-
atr th*' 'i.'* "f **IM > n« \v shirt Fhvh
inti fnsiia ntly ahhn'viat**" r’osttijm"*.
'Hm r*- i". howA’VA’r. sm h a tiling as gl'*'*‘ < , «nuit» , r.
nfi’ reviating too much. Tor in France. ^ ( ' s ‘ m:» am, r< pl;**d th<‘ polite
r hathing suit Is'o.ns'uhuvd suflieient ^ih’sman. ‘How long do you want
raiment for one who U in thi* swim- riuun?
mnig pool. Tmt it is Ti'Cddy oTijertfon- ! git insultin.’ young man! 1
Rhle elsewh<‘re. Tennis players clad In to htiy cm, not hire cm.
bathing suits are carrying the abbrevi
ation hsiidt too far.
Thev. are abbreviating abbreviation!
No Melba.
“Harry clapped his hands when I wai
singing.”
A poor excuse is worse than none, j "Over his ears?
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Build Up HHH
With Grape »Nuts
Popular for it’s delightful
fldvor and because it furnishes
cer.ain food values neces
sary for building the best
in body and brain
Users know by test
' There’s a Reason
:
cfc.-ugh In th** fall that the rrop
will «*taMish a vigomus root tyotem
and produce sufTi* i**nt gr«.wth to weath
er the winter successfully.
FATTENING FEED FOR STEERS
th«
(Ymmon type*
»>hing!« a #l. Concrete
prepared roofing
Experimental Stations Recommend
Corn Silage and Concentrates as
Best for Cattle.
Com silage and concentrates are
highly recommended as fattening feed
for steers' Experimental stations re
port that, silage and oil meal or cot
tonseed meal Invariably prove to be
cheaper than corn or even than hay
or corn with concentrates or silage
and hay by themselves.
- It is admitted that a steer cannot
be finished for beef properly and tn
the best advantage on an nil-silage
diet. But the most polished steer on
the market Is not always the most
profitable one. - H gh priced feed may
surcost the high priced carcass.
of silo roofs ar«
. light hollow brick
on tight shcathlni
Hftd ttivtal. The Dw+f should mHteh th*
silo. If one builds a fin* and wind
proof silo, he should by all means pip
on a fire and windprooof roof. The roo:
should he made to last as long ns the
silo. A short-lived roof should not bt
put on a long-lived silo.
TEST OF CORN IN NEBRASKA
Loos of Nine Bushels Per Acre From
Specially ^Choice Seed From
Other States.
At the NVb
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PORK REQUIRED FOR WINTER
Farmers Who Raise Hogs, Kill anc
Cure Their Own Meat Save Cost
of Marketing.
Porkers ought to be grazing Ir
fields and pastures getting food tc
transform into pork for your wintei
meat supply. If farmers do not raisi*
enough hogs for their own meat whe
will? .
Seme one must supply farm hornet
with pork, bacon, lard and sausage
j Th«*s«* whd buy from the stores or<
likely tn find the cost of handling ex
i c« sslve. Buf'Thnse who raise the hogs
| kill and cure their own meat will sav«
the «4»«t of marketing
WATCH FOR NOXIOUS PUNTS
Mas* tor* That Nee* Go ta S«ed arc
Pr«,«M fca-cae «g *# Heat
•f g*r*«ji.aia
SS * 4 POf , *» * f¥%99 • wmtmt
'P!*wn#
•m+ tw ##■■ * i
A Sacver to pocket
book and health, and
a delight to the palate.
Do as your neighbor is
doing and cut the high
cost of living by drink
ing
J
Instead of coffee.
r4o Raise In Price
. 50-Cup fins 30*-100-Cup Tins 50*
Made by
POSTUM CE8CAL COHIWMY
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