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m '»#■ m — the PEOPLE. EAEirWELL 8 0 MOTHER! _ “Califomii Syrup of Rrs' Quid’s Best Laxative . 6 Bcll-ans Hot water Sure Relief LL-ANS ^ INDIQCSTION Accept "California” Syrup of Figs inly—look for the name California on the package, then you are Sun* your child Is having the best and moat harm* less physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love Its fruity taste. Fufl direeiIons on each bottle. You must say “California.**—Adv. As a rule a man’s sugar-coated Bweeim-ss wears nfT with the waning of the honeymoon. FRECKLES PUw U ik. Jkmm to C* ef Tk—■ Date 5a.ee. •o U*wa.r Ik. eliakteM •*•1 mt ■ .r rewr f'«.. •• CMfci*. e«r.ea<k—la a«eraatM4 U r.awe. •.I? • mm rnwmi • mt OlklM—-*-^etr ■ fv*** 4r«aau. mm4 eaan e a eiaki ea4 Mwfwiaa •• P*>a Mi ' S.I • to. • m*tt •• •• 4w«a».e» wan. ik* uakte* '« »..t.e»4 It it*a.*4.ei * *s.• m •w»*4m4 i. # mm **m» tk. • A. a*'* e k».t ■ a—eiik • *.» -a. #.<•»>« m •* he tkie te e**4 vakM kaoeaaet Mk ■ talk «a »eee .eawaaiMi >1 iWi# (••<«• f«jf DAISY-FLY KILLER aithact^andk/lls ALL FLIES. Neat. clo.n.om.mmUl con venient, cheap. Laata all aeason. Made of metal, can’t epill or' tip over : will not aoU or Injure anythin*, (laarantaed effective. Sold by denier., or f by EXPRESS, prepa-d, 11.25. HAROLD bOMJ&KS, 1M Da Kalb Am, Brooklyn. N. Y. FoRWoMiN s Health always have a box of DR. TUTTS LIVER PILLS I* the house. At the first atsn of say Irregularity a timely dote la taktu. Those who use them rec ommend them. Hence, their suc cess for over half a century. FO*t CONSTIPATION TREY HAVE NO EQUAL. Liver Pills Tk.rv a foot a« mi Ik**. k*i Utmpif Mreaai a mil. mi Att tW • wki o - For more than Forty Years totlba Grawers havr known llul POTASH PAYS M.cv Ika k^ bvra ^ S ^ ii, die ORlaM KAINIT wkkk tke oMIeo yro.er kar. wae both a plaat ,*m4 and a prr*eati»e mt kliykt aad n»t,-.Hk H raaw aim I.SI2.4M Tom mi 20 per cent MANURE SALT wlurll has the osam IS Rami. aM hreu resumed hut the ahurlage of high freight rate* make It more deutrabtr fo ship Manure Salt, whieh run tarn* 20 per ernt of actual l , "taah. instead of Kainit. which contains less than 13 per cent actual Potash. MANURE SALT can be used a* a side dressing on Cotton in juat the same way as Kainit and will give the same results. Where you used 100 pounds of Kainit, you need to use but 62 pounds of Manure Salt, or 100 pounds of Manure Salt go as far as 161 pounds of Kainit. ► MANURE SALT has been coming forward in considerable amounts and cotton growers, who can not secure Kainit, should make an effort to get Manure Salt for aide dressing to aid in making a big Cotton Crop. Muriate of Potash 50 per cent actual Potash, has been coming forward also,—100 pounds of Muriate are equivalent to 400 pounds of Kainit or 250 pounds of Manure Salt These are the three Standard GERMAN Potash Salts that were always used in making cotton fertilizers and have been used for all these years with great profit and without any damage to the crop. The supply is not at present as large as in former years, but there is enough to greatly increase the Cotton Crop if you insist on your dealer making the necessary effort to get it for you. DO IT NOW Soil and Crop Service Potash Syndicate H. Am Hustoa. Ha agger * 42 Rmriwm New lark EGGS-POULTRY W. »r» * k* 1.r«*•* «*# Kf*• • h4 PmiHrr hi Ik. v»m»i» WMET M4VK TO! TO V Mfirf Yfc. biflMmt m.flk-l (!»»■« * .. r .. ’ ——4 Wife ANHvfc Olv. •• . lrt#l k«f Ftvm M.ll M... kmkrn.# L V^ wnoowiv < WAlu r«k CMMMaamm M.mk—• M■•*•*••4 V*. EARNINGS FOR SIX MONTHS OF TWO COTTON MILLS TO BE SHARED WITH WORKERS mi DEMOCMCf PUN Operators Getting Peak Prices For Their Work, and Stinulus of The Innovation Aids Production Hartsvllle,—'Much Im appearing in the dally press with reference to the large dividends being paid to etock holders of cotton mills. Soon a re port from the Hartsrille cotton m.ll will he made public, showing how thr industrial democracy plan instituted by the president, (\ C. Twitty. Janu- ary^l the retroactive to October 1 is working The six months' profit to be | divided between stock holders and em- j ployeea will soon be distributed. Mr. Twitty put the plan which he calls "Industrial demo«r^«y“ into working order ai both the Darlington Manufacturing company and the Mart- sville cotton mill abouf the same time. Th** operators have a hoard of direc* com among thair number and they are Interested In what they are to retwiva The operative* are receiving peak price* for their work and aHmuliit provided by the pmflt •tiarmc idea haa rowimPnted wendcrtnUy te tkeir inter—t ta their work 4’owdlttons 4i tke Harteville c<ai— mill are appvt«erking tke ideal AU to— have been reeMdeled and re* pa—led New hn—o kave Peek hafll A graadaiaad — aaaa la he Petit — iPe PaaaPafl gvwaadlg ■ tk— af w —an and cPtlgrew -TRa ▼ II C A •§ aww—aaag Ha avttet t—e The artad 41 lha —81 vltaage — —nag fp*a #tree<* i 41 om% P—a tPeee la a — gat i»a VW p—— are a—atp pagi ape#*•avoveg t e V^enei—a* a— %• —a — ae t-e a —Meiai —watna nf t— a—na a se tSae—a nd 8—na w—— 8aa Pa Pa Pa— — ape#—aPwap A— P aad |8 Tke — — <pe8—1 *— Re en—• — — 94— P— — — 4Pa —e ananup «d C—8na D Pan a—a 4Maae —pang pa nanpaa—p a Len—a ad I—p» pa— m —a F——n—• an——a Baby Specialists. THAr there are Physicians who specialize on Infant ailments yon know, AQ Physicians understand Infant troubles: all Physicians treat them. It is his^ profession, his duty, to know human ills from the Stork to the Great Beyond. But in serious cases he calls in the Specialist. Why? He knows as every t Mother knows, or ought to know, that Baby is just a baby, needing special treat ment, special remedies. . , -r Can a Mother be less thoughtful ? Can a Mother try to relieve Baby with a remedy that she would use for herself? Ask yourself; and answer honestly I ' Always remember that Baby , is just a baby. ,Aud remembering this you will remember that Fletcher’s Castoria is maifa especially for Infants and Children. i . • . Children Cry For INct Contents 15 Fluid Dracftn (gSlSg ALCOHOL-3 PER CEFT. AWftUblc ftcpantjoa hr Af iisulat—dB*^—* ttadthrS—d I M AN TV ( HllRHn Jharfy) Pro—©Pod Dgn** NA»COT4C ^4 |«-11188044 —i L—88*8 MR*? The False and the True. Ad vert III ng by the use of Urge space, the e xpeaditare of haft tomd of money have placed op tba market, have pat ia pswr home, perhaps, man v articl— that today have beep discarded, **y«a willreadtlv a«iauL Do yoa recall aaythiaf that hag more modestly appealed ta tbd pwhlk tbap has Fletcher's Castoria: m< left ia all ita clitma, pleadia| at all timer -aad tmthfmlly— for par habit! t The big dpiarg, the mialeadiaf cUIfs! may via f— a that, had the hi past trath teUiag ad vert—er — Uha the aid story pf the —rta i— that Wat the hart. Me the— eftrywh—e, aad thair daaghteri, pear a—theft, apeah fraahlf^jW« j^li _ ^ ^ ~ !y aa a friead^ dl tat 1 — hfppd,*> i W 1 * 1 * 11 - dha— —L’et ta their ImWwaa. Tbeve are e%—t*t%—* aad Idhlp—aa aa the— art f— the d—i ~ef. Wr aaythiag ed —tea. Owe —.ght alsbaad aay thwf that arhatp it eg cwp—d hae ae talea. ie ywe hate had the ugaar—t «d Chaw R. 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RMS a— te— — kd vw eMfe p m W0W eeW 4um M0'» * hail — ewd artwd •wwr— • • —t—0 w<4e 4fvekdtkg el m&m vawal le e* (• ihai at ■ 8 o—0 “e a#— tgeRf At% * #—1 QPR ft«4SSRRW 9 ++ 9km? QtPSFW tgpii e-dpi ^ WP^dFWgt § 9&dk —HP —s ... < w * %s* R* —♦•►i — •— t’v<0_e 1_ ^ Hj ■ pr ffi-a • "%fd| b Mowrv HUH CM S )dht Jee# I of —at *r tMuivd t%* T adail •kd Sr -g!•• —rll«ei0 oi Ilk—ter « *40 If. etieadlDg I# Harvta «n4 Alroik It did gr*mt daaiat*' l*» «U crop! The loherro crop It 0 total |o«* Young rottoe and cora !• terribly damaged Another Royal Suggestion MUFFINS and POPOVERS From the New Royal Cook Book Gr—nvillk—The completed program . of the atata convention, will prove to fh* Sunday arbool wfwkera of thin stata that the "blggeat and beet" con* vention of the South Carolina Sunday School association, which convenes ( Oreanrtlle on Tuesday. May 4. closing on Thursday e-vening. May »>. will bring to this state the greatest array of convention talent ever secured for a meeting tJ this kind in tha state. This convention is indeed a conven- . tion of specialists. Lights and Water Higher St. Matthews,—The local public work commission has announced that beginning with July 1 rates on water and lights will be materially increas ed. Heretofore water has coat a flat minimum rata of $3 per quarter. This will be Increased to $4.60 per quarter. Lights have been Celling at 1.5 cents tha unit, but after that time they will be sold at tha rate of 20 cents. The new anglne which was purehaped some months ago will soon be installed and it is expected that an all day current will W put Saabaard Air Lina Loses Yark.- A verdict for tka plaintiff 1 ta tha anm of fSO.OPP was returned bv*’ tha far? la the case of Mrs Jaaai# M j Mas—y, widow of Durian M MA»—v t sgateat th# Benb—rd Air L-%0 Rail «ey rqmpeny for 1*1 Pd! na erceapi of a—n— enRored whwe the eata wtkPAe ta —WrP %%# Wv a—weed ead ! ta— rhlftdFea w—e 4 l'+4 eea etr—ra * TV* t— I— M IPeaevt aaa a B reakfast is too 1 often eaten as a duty rather than a joy. The suc cess of the day may depend upon the spirit of break fast. The Royal Education al Department presents some breakfast dishes that will send the children to school with a hip hip hur rah and his majesty man to his daily duties with the “up and doing” feeling which knows no discour agement. Muffins !cups flour Steaspooos Royal Baking Powder 1 tablespoon sugar % teaspoon salt ' 1 cup milk * eggs 1 tablespoon shortsnlBg Sift together flour, baking powder, sugar and salt; add milk, well-beaten egps and melted shortening; mix well. Grease muflin tins and put two tablespoons of batter in to each. Bake in hot oven 20 to 25 minutes. Egflagg Muffins • ru pa-flour 4 t—apooks Hoyal Bag lag I’voder Stabi—t"K>— —gar 1 to—oo —:t I Ml! tad uh dry tafT*d*e«tt. kid auih aai aactivd ahevtaa* mg and Rake in in hot 01 til smooth, tnuftm tint 35 minutes. Com Muffins N cup corn m»»al IN cup* rtuur 4 ’.•■aspoorn Royal Baking l*oo(l«*r N teaspoon salt Jr • ROYAL BAKING <* POWDER Qbsolutm/y Pure a. T9D.ti I tablespoons suicar 1 cup milk . S tablespoons shortening legg Sift together com meal, flour, baking powder, salt and su gar; add milk, melted short- ening and well-beaten egg; mix well. Grease-muffin tins and drop two tablespoons of mixture into each. Bake about 35 minutes in hot oven. Popover* 2 cups flour % teaspoon salt 1 eggs 2 cups milk- Sift together flout and -'fait. Make a well in flour, break eggs into well, add milk and stir until smooth. Pour into hot greased gem pans and bake 25 to 35 nrinufes in a very hot oven. If taken out of oveh too soon they will fall SENT FREE Nvw Royal Cock Book eoa* taJalag scores 0“ delightful sro—Kiicki rootpos naay of them tk# asoof fa ■so— la —o today adds—a flOVAt flallStt US ^mmo ta.— TP