The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 04, 1923, Image 2
THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL. 8. C.
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
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Doesn’t hurt n hit! Drop a llttli
“Freezono” on an achlnc rorn. Instant
ly that corn stops* hurting, then short
ly you lift It right off with fingers.
Truly!
Your druggist lells a tiny bottle of
“Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard com. soft com.
or com between the toes, and the cal
luses, without soreness or Irritation.
MAKE UNPROFITABLE ORCHARDS/ PAY
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Pruning Peach Trees During Dormant Season.
.Fr,par,d by th* Unlt*<1 Stat,« Department
of Aertrulture )
Meosureil by the abundance and
regularity of the crops of high grade
fruit produced, there are many apple
orchards of hearing age flint are not
successful. Itecause a large number
of these unprofitable orchards can he
mad** to yield good crops of high-
bnrhood and In sections where there
are many eommerlcal plantings much
damage may hr dmt*^ t*y msect pests
and diseases that have their source in
badly Infected trees. In some states
a neglected orchard is practically de
clared by law to lu* a public nuisance
and Is treated aecordingly. If the
u Every Picture
Is Winter Time Your Backache Time?
Does Your Back Foretell Every Change of the Weather?
Do You Feel Old and Stiff and Suffer Sharp, Rheu
matic Pains? Then Look to Your Kidneys!
({usllty frull by special treatment, the Jwillm>>t chain It up. public ofll-
InstantRriief
u«ro sincih
Fur Tanning
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Full is) States Ih*parfment of Agrlcul
lure tins prepared Fanners’ Italletln
r.’St. Ap|>le Ondian#* Itenovation. Iiy
II. P liould. which discusses the prin
cipal practices found iiscful la bring
lug n*-glcct**.| trees buck into profit*
pro<lii<mg' condition.
i»r*'hsr<ls In need of retiovntlng are
found **nly In sect Ion a where the home
orchard or fruit garden Is the pre
luding ly|M* of frull growing, and In
rt-glons w tM*re or**tiart|s of coindiier*
able site occur ••nl) uccusl**n«ll). but
sl«*» In the re>s*gniir«| conitnetical a|e
pie grow Ing dUtrtcta Some orrhards |
are n*4 worth the time and e>|n*w«e
r*<'e»»ar> to renoiat* tItem. In •|e»-l*l
Ing what U to be •(••Be the follow mg
chila do It and *he expense becomes a
Hen ou the property until paid.
As u rule, says the author ef the
bulletin, a niU'’li-neglected orchard
does not Justify Its existence. If an
orchard is worth keeping It Is worth
glflng good attention; **tlierw|se, the
trees mere!) enrnaihcr the ground and
interfere with Its use for other pur*
|M*sea. If an n|d*le tree la n«t of value
ARE winter months your backache
/A months? Does every cold, chill or
attack of grip leave you lame, achy
and all worn out? Does your back throb
and ache until it seems you just can't keep
going another day?
Then look to your kidneys! Grip, colds
and chills throw a heavy strain on the
kidneys. They overload the blood with
poisons and impurities that the kidneys
have to filter off. The kidneys weaken
under this rush of new work; become con
gested and inflamed.
It‘s little wonder, then, that every cold
finds you suffering with torturing backache,
rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness and
annoying bladder irregularities.
Don’t wait! . Delay may lead to serious
or chronic kidney sickness. Realize that
your kidneys have weakened in fighting the
cold-created poisons and give them the
help they need. Begin using Doan's Kid
ney Pills today Doan's have helped
thousands at such times and should help
you. Ask your neighbor/
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“Use Doan's,” Say These Good Folks:
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PGiillTonic
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St. Josephs
UVER REGULATOR
Larde Can 2Sf
Comfort Your Skin
With Cuticura Soap
and Fragrant Talcum
S*ap 25c, Ou)taunt 2S aad 50c, Talcaw 25c.
• •rvlmril pm«f ■ g*»*«l with
n*> n** k |(**lgi*** *»r h:tr*l|*ap n»*rtf fb«*
**iirft«*v, ***ll •|n«hi**«l un*l wIiImhN uh-
u«ual ilaiig<*r fr«»ui fr***»ts; JIm* Ir*w-*«
tmiM halt* g<•*•*! Vltiiilt>. Without
• nyitl trunk**, r.»ok**rw ttmt gtr*ll»* tlw*
hmlm. or w*‘uki»*‘M thul would |ii,ik*-
g>mh| growth in*|*A"ibl**; nn«l. tltiiilly,
th** vurU'tivw mu**! I*** g****! unb^*?* it I*
prurthahh* t*i topgruft the tr**«*«.
A n«*gl**<-t***l onhiml la ulwaya n
RietiM**!* »** uih«*r orchards In the neigh-
BUYER KNOWS LITTLE
ABOUT COST OF FEED
Is
EYES HU
Don't Ignor, ih« d,ng-r,lgndg
red ltd, Mo.id-
«f Millng rym*
•hot •••balli
Mitrticll
• reballi Mlt
Ey, 8»l»» r-moTn 'Irnt*-
tlor redocw inflammattuo.
•oothn, pain.
HALL A 1T7CKIL
J«T W»T«rly H . Naw Tork
the Second Largest Item
of Expense to Farmer.
for fruit prndarllop It may be worth
■-•■iitertlng Into to**l handle**, plane
blnrk’*. **n*l oilier useful t til Fig*.
I'erwoBa InlereMed m n-a**i a ting
ta.vi*«nta or Hmww* who Wlali I** •!•*•'ab*
'V'
i Whetlter nr B**t a rertalB twrUard U
worth the attempt ahould get Ibe Hul
Mia. whl*b may be obtained w It bowl
r*aR fr* n» Ibe ItSpafHBSBl **f Agftrwl
* Hare. U a>lUii(||ya, I*.
In working over wrglerted i|*t*4a or*
rbafxbk the tree* will be of Marh lafj
lag type* that It wtll be lw»f«ooUMe t<*
work toward aa> pwrtlewlar foraa of
lop, but it ha well fur Ibe orchard •*ww
«*r to bate Iw WIIW«I a rertata drwirahte
form; latiporWa*e,| perwpa win rr.
It worth while to atltd} o*W*e wtrll-
f* nm'il tree, **r pblure— of theta aurb
aa are Wed to Htoatrate the balletta
The right aort •’t top baa a largi bear
ing *ur fa. e, la low haw»>*'*L a tel baa a
fw|rt> open that win |w nail light
(a enter I** the iB'ertar the tree
B e ThingA Naada i
Itotl reaoi aih*a. I tuning and «t*fw j
*ag ale oi.no* of Ibe prin'ipot thing*
aecvpal la praetieully any ofihari! that
ia Iw-ing bn wight bark lat** pn» Haetwg
• •wwliiMO* J«.»» what U #■ to* *k*Oe .|r*
|oxhU •<*> the ago vad i tg**r •d ' Ibe
tie,-*., Ibe ..Ol*. I*■ •!» "f the «mwI and
other I.,- il fa**t \ aH*Ot, -aOuMeOft*
op*I tl.e t»e».-*.i*r> ,trewtwe-at ate *|ia
, ■ a-*«-*l in the bulb-tin add the t*e*ta
.«a*l •'th**r e*|Ul|*t’M*l<t ate •h-a.-rtbed-
\\ lo-a tree, are ••rt.erwiw* g*.el. but
tlte lartetiea are Hot •h-«lrwble. It
o.iuetiitM-a |u*ya to t*»fvgraft the tnu-a.
j n,»* work i» n*4 .hit.* uit. but mu*t I***
' *)en«* eareftilly. Aa a rule the Heft
IM-Ilio*! of grafting tw hew! ->uit**«l In
I **l*l i*|*|*le ••rvlumla. Iretall* *»f llil*
imthud arr t** be foun.i in ygrmmtf
bulletin i:*T. Th** Uropagulh'C •*f
l*liint«. The time t*> «l*» tfi**- w**rk In
I In the nprtng Ju«t bei.ire gn*wth utiirta 1
•>r JiHt ai* It la at.irtlng. The sHona.
1 However, inii't he |u*rf**etljr donuunt.
Mr. \Vh**»*ler advla«*a l>uy**ra to ascer
tain carefully all these farts in eon-
neetlon with prices tjuoted before
placing orders.
Mr. Wheeler has made a careful j
study of the marketing of mill feeds
I
and his finding** an* contained in
United States Department of Agricul
ture Hullctin HIM, entitled "The Mar
keting of Mill Feeds.” The bulletin
MRS. J. C. DONTIN. Elm 6L. Waldo**.
N. C., aaya: **I caught cold a ad it act tied ia
th* Maall of ra> bark. No matter what way I
iuo«cd. I had ter ere paiwa ta my kulwrya My
ktdar) ■ didn’t art properly aw*l my coadiimw
\rr*..u, Mpclla had wm all amtrwa
waa u
|k>on A Ktalt
chit that I
me an
inr at e»m
malls.
C. D. PURNELL, printer. 7th and Wash.
Sta . Waldon. N. C, "I had doll pain#
«arrt my kwlnaya, and oftra when I a4ra<tM*4 **irr
I could hardly •traightm My imu’da waa
tm*usht <4i hy a otraia The leaat c,d»l arttled
ttSb MV Iki'ltsdPkd, Itukkitm fth* CV*C|f|lf lOik • mCM#.
I f •‘ftal® fw v in r drfilie'll IlkMIfll • K ml * I
harts ft I* k. Wjtf Hirnt Ikmn • MdPNi |Mttt df IlmI
•iVWI YKARH LATUL Mr IHmHt
•g|g»| Ug IX Wd dy It a<*|fMPk • (^d I •ft 4
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Doan's Kidney Pills
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Aspirin
Say “Bayer"and Insist!
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Most Important Factors Controlling
Local Prices Are Availability of
Substitutes, Potential Sup
plies and Surplus.
New Hair
to replica ol<t ]
lug all thf time
II will If jot |
, tiae Q-Ban Hati
Tonic — Don’t (r*t bald. |fct Q Ban today—It'i
much mure plcaaant At all good drugglHt,. 7J»-
or direct from HESSK-ELUS, Ckamab. Meapki*. Tr„
•THINK.’’ A HOOK YOU'LL l SE DAILY
TWO aucceaaful mail-order plana and KIVi
formulae • all tor 11.00 JOHN JAMES
Publtaher, Box »U. NASHVILLE. TKNN
BABIES LOVE
mwMadrs syrup
fimsaM m giv -pimeint ta
etatlea-.d alMuuteir hanr.'aaa
li sutckly aasawmm aan<^
(Prepared by the t’nite.t Stntc* Department
of AKriculture.)
Are you paying too much for juiri'
feed stuffs? To deiennine lids re
quires a knowledge of how feeds jm*
sold by mills, market Conditions, tpiiF
iiy oT tbe pnaluci amt metluxls of
purchasing, says (!. C. Wlieeler, In-
\c-stigator in mr.'ketiug feed, United
States Department of Agriculture.
Although feed stuffs constitute ibe
second largest iteni of expense to
American farmers, wheat feeds alone
in IIKJO representing a value of ap
proximately $'200,<H)0,000, little Is
known by the average buyer about the
marketing of this commodity, says
Mr. Wheeler. JXT!
The availability of stuffs
locally pr«»ducetl ivhlcjj-may be used
as substitutes, and potential supplies
and pr«»dyctlon la surplus producing
sections are said to be the most Im
portant fnctont conffotUag local feed
^ prl.vs U'! de"*?n H A fin tii' Tn'-rirTM tn
heavy coasumlng and producing cen-
tem. and la sections when- only mod
orate aopplia* are handled are at
tributed to the prM*a paM by HK*t:W
ual *tew*er» unsold feed la transit
which ta fre^wwarl' dNpaard a* at a
aarrttkw am arvtial gradA
the fW4 li t 'mP*
I’nless you see the name ••Bayer” on
package or on tablets you are not get
ting the genuine Bayer product pre
scribed by physiclafis over twenty-two
years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Fain, Fain
Accept "Buyer Tablets of Aspirin”
olfty. Each unbroken package contains
tells how feeds are sold by fnllls, I proper directions. Handy boxes of
handled hy co-operative societies, how | twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug-
to study market conditions, what to
ascertain about prices quoted, and
present needs of flu* trade. Trade
rules, grades and ft*ed stuffs laws are
also discussed. Copies of Bulletin -
11-4 can be obtained free upon re
quest to . the United Stales Depart
ment rof—Agriculture, Washington,
jb.-c.
DESTROY GARbEN BUG PESTS
After Crops Have Been Harvested
Rake Up AH the Old Stalks
and Burn Them.
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A Baseball Fool.
A young Indy whose, knowledge of
baseball was not large sat watching a
£ame which was proving y**ry disas-
Irous toTtiC 11nure team. Finally she
Turned to her escort and exclaimed:
"Isn’t our pitcher granih? He hits
thehkbats no’matter where they bold
them.’’—^vverybody s Magazine.
After the garden crops are harvest
ed it often pays to rake up the old
stalks and burn them. This may de
stroy Insect i«*st8 and fungous spores
which would cause losses next year.
If any weeds have developed seeds
they can also be burned.
The term “ivlreworm" Is applied to
numemua forma of elongated wtrr-
llke creatures, the larvae of snap
ping nr click boetleir and the'nama
aiA*ai f.. them na Acfhtmf qf thetr
firm texture, which t» much different
from that of moat Insert larvae
It la a well-known fact that the
Indy bird beetles are very beneficial
and this Is proven m away ways tine
gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100.
Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceticacldester of
Salicylieaeid.—Advertisement.
Don’t Forget Cuticura Talcum
When adding to your toilet requisites.
An exquisite face, skin, baby and dust
ing powder and perfume, remTering
other perfumes superfluous. You may
rely on it because one of the Cuticura
Trio (Soap, Ointment and Talcum).
!iGc each everywliere.—Advertisement
Sad Raault.
MOTHER, MOVE CHILD'S DOWELS
WITH “CALIFORNIA FIG STROP”
/en Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste
and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels
When constipated, bilious. Irritable,
listless, or full of cold, your little one
needs a teaspoonful of “California Fig
Syrup” to quickly start liver and
bowel action. In a few hours you can
see for yourself how thoroughly it
works the sour bile and undigested
food right out and you have a well,
playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep “California
Fig Syrup” bandy. They know n
teuapoonful Unlay saves a sick child
tomorrow. It never cramps or over-
nets. Ask your druggist for genuine
“California Fig Syrup,” which baa
direction's for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother,
you must say “California” or you mpj
get an imitation fig syrup.
Di~l J
“I thought ahe uuirrlet] .that young .
million a ire To reform blifr" - „
rUhe did. byt It worked the other
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This
Boot
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Trade
Mark
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Work Clothes Means Long Wear
/"* ET YOUR Overall*, Jumper* and Work
Clothe* mad* out of tiu* doth. It i* easily
w*«h«d and wear* like hnrna** leather ,
Cmnmmmit mmld Sy dmalmrm mmmrywkmrm Wm ’ mem
mmkmrm mi lAm rtmih mtmly
J. L. ST1FEL A SOWS.Dyer* mmd Fnmimem
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Look for this boot shaped trada mark
stamped on tba bock of tho doth
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