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THI PEOPLE BARNWELL. S. C. This Medicine Recommended by a Doctor When a doctor uses a medtolna him- lUtfl aalf besides prescribing It to hie patleotfl, Tj he must know that it hap merit _ , ^ Si This le what Dr. J. H. Wagner, a prom inent physician of Skate, Kentucky, has to say about Dr. Hartman's well-known remedy, PE-RU-NA; "I have used PE- RU-NA myself for catarih and hare given It to others for catarrh, bloating after eating and other ailments. It has proved a success in all cases with old and young men and women. All speak well of PE-RU-NA. It is the best of all tonics.’* Dr, Wagner, out of the fullness of his own personal experience, for the good of all sick and suffering, recommends a medicine which he knows to be good. You may he suVe a doctor would not en danger his professional reputation by endorsing PE-RU-NA unless satisfied be yond a doubt of its value. Whether your trolble 1)e a cough or a cold, or a more subtle catarrhal effection - of the stomach, bowels or other organs, give PE-RU-NA a trial. The immediate improvement which you will see will sat isfy beyond a doubt that PE-RU-NA, is what you need. PE-RU-NA mav be purchased anywhere in tablet or liquid form. NEW MOUsm FOR RUM! Farmer will Displace Gotten pin In Favor of a Tomato Pasta and * T I Potato Paste Factory DR. J. H. WAGNER lookout Biscuit :a.., C-ianoooa FRESH • CRISP-WHOLESOME-DELICIOUS me sANfTMtY Mimeoa amno m tmi MAKING oa IftMl BISCUITS MARK HUM TMK STANDARD «f EXCELLENCE Wr Pw«Ur has twai. or f *tk kt shomli. •Ask him or writs ss giving his naave. * CHATTANOOGA BAKERY Beaufort,—Realising that soma In dustry must be substituted for the cob ton crop through this section, owing to th$ ravages of the boll weevil, Pat Wall, of Port Royal, a well known and successful planter, is starting a new industry, which is the first to be tried throughouV t^l* section of the state. « i- For some time he has successfuly conducted a cotton gin on his farm near Sheldon. In 1918 he ginned 586 bales of cotton, in 1>1>. 110 bales and this year he will convert this gin into a tomato paste and potato paste fac tary. It is estimated that the cost of con verting this gin ino a tomato and po tato paste factory vrill be about $700. GET READY I NOSI TAKE CALOWL' FOR “Fill" Keep Your Liver Active, Your System Purified and Free From Golds by Taking Calotabs, the Nausealess Calomel Tablets, that are De- - lightful, Safe and Sure. Physicians and Druggists are advis ing their friends to keep their systems purified and their organs in perfect working order as a protection against the return of influenza. They know that a clogged up system and a lazy liver favor colds, influenza and serious complications. To cut short a cold overnight and to prevent serious complications take one Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of water—that’s all. No salts, no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects „ „ , „ , Next morning vour cold has vanished, Washington, Walker Wesley Ho ^ j 8 active, your svstem is puri- ler, a student at Wofford college and fied and re f re8hed 8 nd you are feeling , 4 . son of the Methodist minister, the g ne w jth a hearty appetite for break- j ous tonight and tomorrow you Rev. A. E. Holler, has been nominated fast. Eat what you please—no danger, lose a day. by Senator Dial for vacancy at the Calotabs are sold only in original < alomel is United States Naval ac ademy. I waled packages, price thirty-five cents You Never Wake Up Weak, Gripy or Sickened After Talcing “Dodson’s Liver Tone”—^Listen! Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. It’s horrible! Take a dose of the danger- Every druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not perfectly The Slackers. An array officer said at dinner: “Home of our gallant young officer* •re a mined of having acquired thwn«e of face creams him I powder over In France Ite that as It may—" Here tin* officer winked his eye. “Be that as It may. I know of some ymtng ..fficer* here at team- who took even arvater care of ibrtr skins.** Seeking the Truth. He—I can't hoar that fellow Clint* terton He always brings up such un interesting subject*. What was he talking to you at«out? She—You.—London Answer*. Gaffney.—Ed H. DeCamp has so far delighted with Calotabs.—(Adv.) recorered from his recent attack of * illness as to be able to return to hla home, wh-re he la now convalescing There are atill a number of mild cate* of the disease la Gaffney, but happily It seems to have about run Its course. “I hear friends?” “No. Relative* A Difference. you have l»een visiting mercury! When It comes into contact with sour bile, it crashes Into It, breaking it ufi. Then Is when you feel that aw-ful nausea and cramp ing. If you are aluggish. If liver la torpid and bowels constipated or you have headache, dlzzinesa, coated tongue, it breath la bad or vtoroarh sour. Just try a spoonful of hannleai Dodson’a Liver Tone tonight. Here's my guarantee—Go to any drug store and get a Imttle of Dod son’s Liver Tone for a few’ cents. Take a spoonful and if It doesn’t *tni»ghten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous, go back to tho store and get your money. Dodson'* Liver Tone Is destroying the sale of Ciilotnel hecanse It can not sallvata or make you sick.—Adv. Ira Wncl li Pi m arv m lor rrg- ftd bowels Tw< parity iry mictt dlstttlerl** of smsll ra wer* destmyad la Orangeburg by federal and stats officers sad twa aeg rgsd with op al tha aatfita CURE YOUR HORSE WHEN COLIC COMES Whew ith past weak, arrested rha > at Us Rath of rathar crude Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely V< NaturcV letable Or tlsa Marital Half a Comtmry m hru TfU ran t* n uu r. +* r Bel Fie II . n Me Srnaa of Humor. ‘Has tour wife a «et»-e Yea.** replied Mr. tiro wi ttbe think* that ev i-an't wear the same ah » ftoM im ItiutMWwelt ft $•00 RrwarA. $100 k R a laraf Oteewse awatty taRa* » ewedtfiw** It far CRULP. 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ICtHi long tut worms hi ground halt. » * h*' a*»|eep a in up a meal. e for ft*h atrs are a i which look like n»e*e are his even If the Mutumnta kle rouse* him to snap Ouch! She—Why do you smoke so much? He—Because a good cigar helps me to think. She—It’s too bad your cigar dealer carries such poor stock. Don’t eclipse the good heart in yon by a mean, selfish deed. Sunshine Is what makes the corn grow. —^ I* the ptirpoaa of ths owner* of ^e Rteedlv** «i*Bitvr1i)ni st Chick Springs to e*tabltth in tha near future s training school for a arses A certificate of Incorporation has bees spoiled for by Dr. B. B Steedlg. Dr. R H. Tike. Mrs. Francis Mont gomery and Miss Emily A. Green weod. The school will he known at the Steedly Clinic and Sanitarium Tralaing School for Nurses. ir»t mimM BILIOUSNESS ,et f/>ntgptl 15 Fluid Talking Back to the Parson. “I fenr. doctor, I urn not goo<l enough to go to church.” “But, my dear mndnm. It isn’t your goodness. It’s your desire.” “But I’m not good enough to have nny desire.”—Boston Transcript. A Hint. She—Did I hear anything fall? He—I think not. She—Excuse me. I thought propped a remark. yoi A Morning’ Dish Of certainly doee- hearten orie up— for the day. Why shouldn’t it? Grape*NutS is ready-cooked, , ready-sweetened.and contains just those good elements nature requires for the strength to do things. Make Grape-NutS your home cereal Anderson,—The Bijou theater was again burned at an early hour. This theater had the misfortune to be burn ed the latter part of the year, and i has only been open ten days. The en tire house being done over and put Into better shape than It has ever been. Rapid Progress on Mill. Gaffney,—Good progress is being made on the Cash mills building, and Mr. Cash said that he hoped' td have | the building raady for the looms in a short time, provided the weather is i favorable.' The machinery has all b*en contracted for, and will be 'IIk | Gaffney before the building is com* 1 pleted. Dr. W.*C. Hamrick said that work would soon commence on the buildings for the Musgrove mills, the f1,000.000 concern . which has just . ■ baaa orgaotsed—in Gaffn ^ >LGOHOL-3 PER A^tablcPrewntofa" simllatin4tktIoo4 1 7 Rc t“ l *. i ttogtheSMna^MdgggLj ttoarg tll6 CASTOMA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Signature Bank Business Better Columbia.—Bank clearings of the Columbia Clearing House association for the month of February, reached a total of $14,534,467.34. This ia a big j increase over February of 1913. tha j figure* of the latter month being 17.717.969J1 Considering that, tha I a oath )*st goa* eicaodod bnglaaaa af- the earfeapaad ag period or* yaw Thereby Promoting Cheerfulness indite* . BettterOplttm.MqfpWnen«j qT \tinpfftl. KorKAHCOTtCp , Vi MtUMSdM rW CUnfird* r A helpful Itc Urn* &***£? Caused by Acid’Stonoach If ****>♦ wb* ar* bkkftaaa ar* IsaaAad aa* Mrdtaa i l**al (bay mtOom am **ry raacb b*«t*r Wb*e**ar r*IWf I* ab* tala*I la aeully i*wi»*rery Traa*^ Mltowa. IS* tSaac** ar* tbat ib* a*ti*at will ra in* In *troaa **d b**ltSv Doct*r« any ibat mor* tS*a TS aaa- er*»alc dta***** earn b* traced ta aa Arid htnmacS. Blllou*n**a la on* af tS*w. tadk- yratton. heartburn, brlchla*. sour atomnekb bloat aad aaa ar* oth*r *l«n* of acl4- stomach. BATON 1C. th* marvolou* mo*l*r» ■tomaeh r*mrdy. brtnya quick r«ll*f from th*** stomach mla«rt*a which t*ad ta a Iona train of a!lm*nta that mak* Ilf* ml**rahia If not corr*ct*d. BATON1C lltrrally ab«orba and carrlaa away the rices* acid. Makes Ik* stomach •tronf. cool and comfortabl*. Helps dilu tion , improve* the’ appetite and you th*a yet full streneth from your food. Thousands ■ay that BATON1C la the most effective stomach remedy In th* world. It la the help YOU need. Try It on our money-back-If- not-satisfied yuarantee. At all dmyyistA Onlv SO cents for a bta box. ( TOR TOOK AaD-STOMAqb HEMSTITCHING and PICOTING ATTACH* MENT; works on any make aewlny machine. Price 9 $2.SO. Mutual Sales Company. Box H-93«l. Charlotte, North Carolina. Wanted—Student*; Bookkeeplny. Shorthand.- Porl-Uon* wattiny. Train quickly. Greenabora Commerc’l Sch.. Greenaboro.N C.. for Cataloff. FRECKLES nrW YORK; For Over Thirty Years SELECTED EARLY SPECKLED VELVBT HK.A \ SEED |3 bushel; S3 100 pounds; Xhainievill* gin*n>on>.-Go«, Tbam—vUitau Mae HEMSTITCHING and PICOTING ATTACH MENT; WORKS ON ALL HEWING MA CHINES. |1 30. Full lastrbetloss. Addrem J. V. Llyht. Boi 127. Blrmlnyham. Alabama. R or Id t tuunploo Roytaterod R ere due aprmy and aun.mvr to soa ol W ortd Cham plan Rutter Produror. IH* sack fab. Cl net a oat t Twa hetfar calve* and hail liae. 'd*ttv*red pr-a*id *un mlttirrs •*uaraat«**d fr«-r from 4 bt*f t»K paper* fro*, oettoary ao*ri Osrt-i aot RaM*to CV. R • l*Z. •'BnsJnwedA O