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Kind You Have Always Bought^ and tvlxlch ha?? been
In use for over 30 years, has borne the feignaturo cf
and has be^n made under his per*
•onal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in thi s.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle-with and endanger the health of
Inlhnts and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
KEEPING UP SOCIALLY. - Don't j!
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Clsss on s $5,003 Income sad No
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Y DEAR LITTLE i»lllL—I • p_ t . t j, 'i-;,,. is purely a
linv** Just iHHai a wttncsr to a
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Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
eontains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind'
Cohe. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Const!patfod
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, ‘%1ving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the £.‘ aptnre of
*'T c. ' ir r c.f 1 w w v?jr^;——
uiatu-r of doSlars.
Dependa on Billy’s Rating.
And hriiitfs in** around t > you
•»uJ HMiy. „Now. I d »:r*t know aaylv*ly
on t:i» irrmi ivirth UottiT entitled bv
Ijei.rty and irr.n-e and Intelliueuce to
sliine in file very tiptop heaven of so-
c-L-ty than in my dnuskter. Tiiaf* n i
leatN me to believe that the owner H * : ; cil; J‘ l:U * s: '' r, ‘ ! •"
in s little iHPtter tlssymodemte cln-ttttFT^- •* ^ « f<v,mtle - D,,t tb< -
truiredy. Witliln ni»lit from |
the windasr of my roam in
tl»e little country hotel wliere I am
Mopping today ia a pretty cottage. I
don’t know how It look* from
*tre**t. for the rear elevation, a* t!ie
architect* nay. is turned ny w.iy. ’.at
what I <-an see of it fro!n th;* ni le
staiiee* as circumstance* >:> in a tr>wn
of thi* size. He has a larire and com-
modions bock'*' yard, in which he is
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t ome with n five dollar ante.
1 ;><dltolylbm tlrmly draw nut.
< ta**. and I’ve got sense
k::* \v it. My buy marc is
•..ol as ever came off t’oe
. 11 wlien I’m out for a spin
..tug on four lea^ I* r>*lng
c HuC if a man comes ulou *
l»orse;wiwcr autouiobile
I’m i;»inir to try to keep
: • 'd him? Not much. Liri*
.I--'. ! ril r> one side and wait till
the . • •; i >s, then I trot ahead just
.-IS e> e I.' .ted a* if 1 liad w <»u the
1 :e: h>. And' I dou’t have any bard
feeli isr» ra.nat the mau in the auto
eith <> :. If he* got the money to p«/
f6r it. wiiy vbouldu’t he have one and
rive ;:i it tiK>? I woual.
AnJ It's just the same to you. little
Ctrl, and the swell* around the corner.
They’re nice iwople. There * good and
bad am* ;»c them. Ju*t a* there are on
thf* mde streets, but they’ll average up
Just a high as any of us. No use to
ra ! l at the faults of the »o called high
vV.-T; That’s mostly sour grai*es.
TI*-.. have th«*r fsults g«*od aud plenty
S» have all of us. But they are able to
set n ;>.c<“ that It would be foolish
f u y n . r me to try. to keep up with.
M-i; he >oiae day. If you are wise
m.-Y. • >n a id Billy will have money to
burn. Then you
will l»e Justified
In setting a
match to a lit
tle of It an I cub
ting as wide a
swath t:i society
provided \ >:i d
ii"t lo. «• r l‘T’it of
the fact that y
The Kind Yon Hare
In Use For Over
:iajs Eonght
0 Years.
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i a.vr.ua cummin., rr Mucr «r ». • it. an* vnm omr.
Transportation Charges.
The freight ami refrigerating chare* 1 *
on a full car of strawberries from
southern points are often from to
1300. while on a car of southern
peaches the cost of freight and refrig
eration and the high priced packages
that have to be used run the cost up
above $503 on each car that comes into
the state: $400 of this would lie pro.it
or increased Incoute to the local
grower.
The local grower can eften ceil di
rect to eoneoaw*: there aw* no ’.:-nvy
transportation or refrigerator ciwrp-;
to pay. and these two items ;:k»:»e
often eat up over one-ha if to tw«»-
third* of the gross sales of frr.l'
brought fsum it dWsnee. whJV the lo
cal gr.isor saves H.—J. 11. llr.iC. Con
OactkuiL iu Amevk-su CuRival.»r.
ECZEMA and PILZ CCKK.
FREE Koasrlag what it was te sat-
» will tire FREE OF CHAMir.
to aoe aulictsd a posit«T» core far Jtree
mo. Par* Kbecm. E'VMpsIs*. FiW* and
•Ida Diseases. Instant relief *.• n’t
safer longer, Ante F W \v luLinM^
400 Msnhattaa A venae. Kew Yo-s
Pc ;>y^awberries.
Vfc.T pi i’.vii.a k’.nd drt’ply fur the
'ad planting jf strawberrie* enenttrage
di * gcrr.'.inntlon of weed se»s!s hy tre-
«y.*eul cultivation so far as iseisibh* to
get ril ■ f ’lie trouble of wee*!* getting
ahead of"the plant* after tliey are set
o-:t. l'*e Lanyard manure freely if
the *a;.:e can i*e bad free from weed
seels, aevise* Southern Planter. In
order t» insure this It should have
'. v.t. 1 well and be partially ritt?d.
'. ’.;* :-.ay be supplemented with an ai»-
i i of a gootl fertiliser rich in
i»’io*;/nric acid and pota*b. say 300 to
n. > j*. of add phosphate and 200
p of r srlate of potash per acre
T :e rows t«*«y be laid o9 three feet
r.purt
CASTORIA
Fttr Inlknta and Childrn.
lb Kind Yn Hm Atrip Bm(M
Bears the
Signature of
Shi irco r » one of thonc J a jo- Am rnr^rtt
kinoino*
raising chkk'-ns for pleasure. I know
for pleasure Itecaii-e Ii<* -w i -i-Misiy
permit* Lis wife to do all P. • work.
At least I suppose it’* hi* wife. Vny-
hov.’. she wear* a fid*! r \1 sunJvmnet.
o:»e of tli **e Jaj*o-Amerlcan kluionus
that stop just a little to-j quick, and
nu air of authority that i* yai'te utr
ndstakabk*. Tliere are a number of
pens or runs or whatever they call
tVrn in this hack yard, aisl each is oc-
cupled by a lot of bird* of a feat tier
One j<en. however. I* evidently reserv
ed for a hunch In whi<-li t!«» owner
take* a sfieclal prkie. I don’t know
^what kind of chickens they are—t’o’ied
Angtw. maybe—bat they're swell bint*
all right, and they are fed on tl** fat
of the laud, while their neighlior* mast
be content with the crumbs that fall
from Dives* ttvhis. - *
In one of the adjoining pens, how
ever. was an ftmbttious young pallet
who thought she was something at a
swell bessetf end wanted to get Into
the posh mighty bad. She was blog it
and handsomer and took! cackle loader
than some of the aristocrats on the
other e*de of the fence, so why not?
After sizing op the height of the bar
rier she took a running jump, batted
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All That Is Necessary
for yon to do nhrn r|e|ji»»g a h*»i»k acc« tint
here if to fee onr csibier for infc)motion. The
t i •
men doirg m tnisH binir riy IicmI* » liai.k aC*
count af much ss the Uig«-ft firm or oortiora-
lion—*e are invi»e<l to make to make this
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bank 'heir bunk og home
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WE CAN HELP YOU
IN YOUR BUS1NEST
CALL ON US Oil WRITE
1 ;ji ;>i*r t ti nee t *
you ;i ad yuur
bappin *s tliau
ail the social
victories you
thousand years.
Get all the pleas-
pj Sneed! Oce!ure you can out
honey, hut he mighty sure that
a it the price aud got It to sitare.
Your loving father,
JOHN SNEED.
S.—I have Just received a |»er»onal
and confidential communication from
your mother which tickles me almost
to death. Grandpa Sneed! Gee!
Into the wise and Ml to the ground., of thf <>□
with s great squawking sod flopping
of wing*. Not discouraged by failure,
die !*-«d again and again and fluatiy
the other hand, you mny Mow to ten
Ibrur—* a ysor on a Are tbonwand to
come and manage to bold .votw lursl
above water to fbe SWi«i0 ckw* tor
awblle. But jwt for owhile, mini
yon. And that’s wbot censes tbeee-
foorths of the evft* that sorniR from
• woman’s anrbitkih to like one
cabe.
a bright and shining light on the Up
per crust
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
■st’tf isoa
Waltcrbcro S. C-
Cipital trd Surplus f £2.600
I wouldn’t; but. my little girl, let me
tell you there's many a man standing
off In a corner watching the social tri
umphs of hi* wife with a smile on hi*
face while bla Huger nails are cutting
deep Into the palms of hi* hands us
he wonders where he’s going to raise
the money to pay for ft. Many a
men Just grins and saw* wood, bat
s display of teeth won’t increase any- |
body's income materially, and one
may smile and smile and tw bankrupt
still. No. honey, there’s Just on* cei-
.jo Billy may be wllllag-
g:>t high enough and sailed majestically ^ a&y even give you a boost May-
over Into the ^ he’s so doggbned prood of you that
ch-»rr*e I circle.
T!ea the tody of
t li e kimono
emetT'S’J from
tlie v tTage and.
aite- m eh fbx>-
»:.g a id d >Jgl ir.
«M.g!it t!>c pul-
•e’ aud put be-
t:: III lie-own
pen. Three
ti.!:e* this i«e M -
■,fornikm*e wah — ’"'I
yepeatgU while iThflmfpn: t',c kimono \
watched, but enter**/,
li.en t’.ie r.ilftrcr-c of t’-..- roN - • c-sm ■ I
dov.-n the path fn»- th ■ fourth
fine ! *a-.v there was gun..* to he
-ometh'.ng doing In that hue* yard.
And ttiere v.a*. Grasping M!.w imlldt
•—,:ly by the nevk. she gn e a slap!*
rvlftt of the wrist, and Just no-w t.r
'r-;trnn; odor of fried clikUen come*
•ten.In,*, jiputly stealing, through uij'
open casement.
Flying Nigh •setolly.
I may be rvaf off the trncii. bet I
Imre got the Impression from sundry
remarks to your letters of recent (hi *
that you are beginning to fly pretty
high la a social way. 1 want yoa to
nave oQ fbe fHk jog tan. l/mikgowo.
dearie. 1 wotrtda’t cut you out of nay
veal pleasure, not for worlds. And
yet—well It reminds me of (bo tin#
when 1 used to think I was getting a
boahel of sport skating around a bole
m the ice trying to aes bow ctoae I
get to tbs ragged edges. One
day 1 broke my
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when 1 got over
tbs spell of
pneumonia I
oonMnt for the
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NOW FOR YOU* MMNKaS
MY FALL STOCK OF
I HAVE JU-T COMPLETED'
Clothinr, Shoes, Hats
Dry Goods, Notions, etc.
% And I a)way* curry a fall line of —
f , CHOICE FAMILY GKOl EfilEH and FKE8H MEATS
4 Hiffleoc Pno-a Paid Fur • aantry Prudaor
W -V nmVFft CORNER AT COURT
We Y• XMiAJ YU%t 'BOUSESQUARE......
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Jest as contented a* if I Mmd won tht
Darby.
tola end to aoctal ambttton that goes
•bead of oae^s Income, and that's who? i
the old time newspaper reporters need
to call a dull thud, ftomethlng’s go
ing to drop, earn aa shooting, and tf I
waa making a book oo It I’d be willing
anything funny to make It a hundred to one shot that
' It woald be yoa end Billy, re^anon
many a man nod many a tfbmaa
a good dsal that corns down I Dee that and mighty tow
of them, mighty tow of them, over got
whirl ohto to ettmb hack ap
All Were Notablo*.
Hon. .1 oreph Chamberlain" and Lord
Watching V# micirri triumph* trt hi* nth. lln*i<*»ry were returning from the the
dcatlon for social iK>*ltiuu. It’* mainly aU * r "ue night ^ bile croealng U»c
what you cpen.1 that put* into the Uwy y “
»wlm. You may have mfllkw aiul i^y who. after sweeping the mod from
rut no lie la society unless yoa can ^
let loose 6f them psefty frroiy On
%bont to gtos the
Lord
t*oy a eoto
“My !*oy." sold Bsaabary. *tf yoa
bit that poWnsman a nwat on fha hack
with your muddy broom 1
you 10 shillings.* Prompt to ton
the l»y crept to bach at the
raising his broom, struck him In
back, then turned and ran. but. to to*
dismay of
the boy after a cheat of a
Not wanting to leave tbs boy la a
fix. Rosebery triad to ftx
with tks oAssr. hot the worthy
man would not
all three up to the
They were taken baface the judge of
be Jsst naturally wants to see yen
b..m, bio, tor fe.m.1 «l».
askcJ his name. “Hon. Joseph Cbam-
was the reply, and the jodgs
tarlaln.
smihRl.
K tseijery responded also with his full
rttl *. -i.opd Rosebery.”
Tn* 1*7 was next and. stepping to
th.- »aL be drew himself up to his
fuh IteiglU and waited for the usual
question. “Your name?”
“My warner* mid the bog-
judee I’m not th* kind as what goes
back on me pala. I’m the ‘Duke of
Welting:aa.’ ^
UKAS HAKVEHTEK AT WOKE.
two ion^ »t<*vl Itludcs mounted upon a
strong framework carried upon wheel*.-
The long shean* like blades are set to
cut the roots of the plhiit* Just beneath
the surface of ground. Above tiwse
blades guard folk or guide rods are so
arranged us to t*ove from their origi
nal positions the plants whose roots
have l*eeu severed, and since the 1m-
pleiueut Is designed to cut two rows of
tieaus luross the tteld the plants of two
rows are thrown together In a single
windrow. Tills clears a space for tb«
passage of one of the animals in thn
team, so,that it Is necessary for only
one to |miss through the standing crop,
thus decreasing the amount of loos by
shelling which would result from both
animals being dritsn through the
standing crop.
After the plants ere thrown together
by the herveeter K Is customary for
with ordinary pitchforks to follow
and piece the beane In
ps to cure for severe! days
before storing them In barns or riwds
for threshing. In some Instances wtmra
the’ work Is dope upon a very esten-
acale and where the loo* from
ehflHng la not considered euffleient to
justify the employment of hand labor
for bunching the beans with forks on
ordinary koras rate Is employed for the
pnrpoM.
Where the beans ere to remain for a
period end to become more
thoroughly cured In the Arid end
where the work of harvesting Is done
entirely by'hand the crop is frequent
ly placed In shocks which ere built
about e pole four or five feet In height,
both ends of which have been sharp
ened and one end placed firmly In the
ground. A small quantity of straw,
or other material la placed
around the base of the stake and the
beans as they are pulled and are piled
In
r be e
Mutton Chop*.
Yo-.i can never Improve e
ring a grade else.
; Wether* intended far mericet
be pat In e peat art by
where they can be BbernOy fed.
The ewaa end tbd eke rimtfld
geuerotw fs
| fUhea
at muting tins
percentage at
be stranger.
A
Rave
■beep.
ramie enemies tor ttto by
' getting mixed to SM
(t is
cO satranls, bat particularly to
To raatom flaab to an sntmel Is an am
pensive process, an costly to
to btihir
tbs pale until % compact
about four or
The operation le wary
to-the common practice fol
lowed by growers of' peanuts to
hag and taring.
any onto la carried tor roongh to
(he ▼tees molding after
te the feta prior to
Hr too rinse art thoroughly ripened to
the Arid before henrooting they eng bn
stored In from two to three, days If too
Mrs. Jaggsby—I
priced at the condition t«
come borne loot night
J * is* by—There you go egntei PA bo
wfl’tng to swenn tont I coqbo hobsnpso-
foctly sober. _ ,
Mr*.
whet surprised
Flew Feints.
Where too large a proportion of the
faun Is kept under plow the soil noon
Impoverished and unprodoc-
AIL animals thrive beet when fefl at
tegular Intervals and given ench time
no more then they will readily con-
m