The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 13, 1920, Image 5
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t r o u b I«. I wm
three years with
these troubler and
doctors did me no
pood. .. Your med
icine helped my sis
ter so she advised
me to take it. I took
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
V eg e t a b 1 e Com-
1 pound and the Liver
Pill! and used Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Samtive Wash and now I am well, can
eat leartily and work. I give you my
thaiks for your great medicines. You
may publish my letter and I will tell
evevone what your medicines did for
me. 5 —Mrs. Pearl Hill, 418 Jacksboro
St .Knoxville, Tennessee.
* Hndreds of such letters expressing
ijtude for the good Lydia E. Pink-
Vegetable Compound has accom-
plisfed are constantly being received,
pro ng the reliability of this grand old
ten dy.
I: rou are 01 do not drag along and
confine to suffer day in and day out but
take Lydia E. Puikham’s
i me to suffer da;
at nee
Vt stable Compound, a woman's
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COLD MEDAL
rASiii msT was kiting
The Parcel Post Is a Short Cut Which Producers and Consumer! Use to
'S
Good Advantage.
The proof of parcel-post marketing
Is in the eating.
Many thousands of consumers have
tried out thin method of pun-hislng
farm products for the table and ire
eatlitg their food with a relish l*orn
In most cases of successful parcel-post
selling, satisfaction Is guaranteed.
Printed labels are used and special
effort Is made* to answer all .etters
carefully and promptly. In the last . , . . . . .
year or so the huslneas during I
FULLY OCCUPIED.
M How are “things going these dayaT"
asked the washing machine agent who
visited the hamlet, now and again.
“Finer than frog hair!” replied the
landlord of the tavern at Grudge.
“Business is so lively and everybody
ao busy that now'daya hardly ever
more than a dozen fellers gather
around a dog fight, unless, of course,
there are more than two dogs In 1L M
Turning a Deaf Ear.
Mrs. Baron—How la your slater get
of g(M>d food, flavored with the sauce spring and summer OK>nth« lias
of economy and service. After all. amounted to an average of !*■> doaen
the final teat of tbls method of direct | eggs per week.
measure at Ml Ufac- , Thee# are bat a few hundred* of la
marketing la t
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haaJth bod ibn ioj of Uf»i by lha mm of
Dr. Tfcficbar'a Lirac nod Blood Brrap; which
pnnflaa find riUliana the Blood, reculfikM
the Liver, keep* the Bowels open find tones
up the whole system. Bold by jour druggijt.
Bra. Tffinif Parker, of Son-
teetlah, N. C., says: "I
wm tick IS years. Bad
numb spells, my feet and
bauds cold, pain In my left
side; not able to do any-
thing. 1 tried several doc
tors. One said 1 had heart
trouble and wm liable to
drop dead any lima. Bo I
quit doctors and began tak
ing *DB. THACHER’8
LIVER AMD BLOOD
8YRUP.’ It hM cured me
—1 am well now and able
to do all of my work. My
weight is now 145 pounds.”
THACHER MEDICINE CO.
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DR.THACHER S
LI VER tM °BLOOD
Mrs. Egbert—Ok, splendidly ! Bbe
hasn't beard a complaint from one of
bar boarders yet.
know afie traa gev
lfiat'—Landen Aw
SYRUP
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San Diego h<»tut* this week. A boy ctuue
hi'm*- urd said that the pupils were all
exauiin^l in Tils room. His mothci'
uski^l him what the political M. P.’s
said. He rejilied: ‘They told some’of
them to have tlndr teeth tixetl and
them to have their teeth fixed and
out.’ ”
Proof.
“Is he clever?”
“He must be. He never seems to do
any work.”
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- Plenty of women do odd things for
the *nkt of gef?lng even.
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Cheapness Not Essential.
Other things being equal, purchaser*
expect to save something over esti
mated retail prices by dealing direct
with the producers. It does not al
ways follow that the prices of parcel-
post goods must be below the market,
levels. This Kentuckian, for example,
has never entered to those desiring
low-priced goods* Rather, he lias built
up his entire business on the basis
of high quality. He is just as particu
lar in selecting customers as some cus
tomers are In selecting a producer
from whom to obtain farm products.
He retains his customers by never
breaking his rule, which is "Sell only creftfift In ihe feeding value of enru
the be*t.” Many producers would oc
casionally he*tempted to sell second*
grade produce when the order* exceed-
«n| ibelr supply of first gmde produce,
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iwklnn netec don* In* feed, he
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•long the lines tafigevt***! *qB« *evtt
bale ttee wltt he menefs* turwi and
skipped to dewier* ta supply the de
mand with little |om to the hay
SILAGE FROM MATURED CORN
Feeding Value Not Decreased Where
Ears Have Not Fully Developed
When Preserved.
Sllnge made from com that has an
opportunity to fully mature but which
has been planted in such a way that
the ears have not fully developed, has
practically the same composition and
the same feeding value as silage made
from com equally well matured but
which will yield a fair crop of ear corn
to the acre. This is supposed to be
due to the fact that in the production
of the ears therefis merely k transfer
of tjie nutrients from the stalk and
leaves to the ear. There Is a slight de-
Oavv- Not
ftmibir to l*' il
sg* > Judge
It
when placed In a silo, hut this should
not exceed 10%, and the loss Is lea*
from this method of pre*ervlng than
In any other.
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NEW USE FOR THE
- phonograph.
“Gee, this human roulette wheel
la groat. Just Ijke,Coney Island!— -
True.
r Just keep this In mind:
It la true tr me most.
The less a man does
The more he will boast
Hire Him.
Boas—1 don’t like to hire this /rlloor,
| don’t know whether he can aril ear
final* of oaL
||asi>B ,f FM afiMne yon he# gmaA
B« "*sa4 m* m the efop an •
beawry and Wm of cash.
-A short story artier
of hta talea the other da
had. and I tohl him ao.
" *! like the thing.’ I said. Tt'a real- |
Istlc.'
‘The short story writer l>eam<*l.
“‘Realistic!* he cried. That’s the
word I want to hear. And how much.
Mr. Matthews, do you think It will
realize?’ ”
Quickly Corrected.
She (sharply)—I trust you’re coming
home tonight promptly at 9 o’clock.
He (hesitatingly)—I had thought
about 10—
She (Interrupting very sharply)—
What did you say?
He (quickly)—About ten minutes to
nine.
Leaking for fia tan.
Whan I ana a small girl I
• good deal about the devIL and uy
curiosity was keetily arouaed. Onfif
day my grandmother took me to town
on a shopping expedition, and sudden
ly missing me, she looked back’.. Thera
I was. sprawled face downward <m\
an Iron grntlng In the sidewalk. an»
lowly peering through the bars. {&-
being questioned, I announced thatjfi
wanted to see Satan. (I had always
been given to understand that the in
fernal regions were under the eartlv!
—Chicago Tribune.
Old Time Jazz Weddings.
Our Idea of a jazz wedding kraafi
where the parents of the bride glvn
the groom a song and dance.—Dallas
News.
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