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) ■ r j i ^L- That haclring cough continues Because jrour. system is exhausted your powers of weakened. Take Scoffs Emulsion. f It builds up and strengthens your entire system. It contains Cod Lhrer Oil and H prepared that it Hypophosphil and easy to di iso ly to take and easy to digest. ALL OaUGOSTSi Sfe. AND $1.00 HOME LIFE ON THE FARM Synoptu of What Dr J L Mann Said Recently J L Mann, in a discussion of “Home Life on the Farm,” in his excellent address at the Farmers, Institute Monday said in part: We hear great complaint, on all sides, that boys are leaving the farms and that higher education is the cause of this. Who is responsible for this desertion? Not the colleges to be sure. If they <Jo not give the pupils high ideals and wider horizons, they fail far shore of their mission. ’Twas for this purpose that they were founded. Let us ask freely what effort go farmers make to keep them there? What is needed is to foster intellectual life and encourage social life. . ^ farmeis believed in train- sunk by the town—the supervisor ing in agricultural colleges. • raised a nickie. something would be found tor the boys to do when they re turn home. 1 knew a boy. who returned home with his with your children and say to them, “You are needed here at home, and by God's help, you shall -become what you were intended to be.” Prof. Mann advocated the teaching of elementary agricul ture in the common school, a school in each county to teach boys to grow cotton, an experi mental station in each county or agricultural district to be under the direction and con trol of the State Agricultural College. Also a farmers’ in stitute in each county of a week or ten days duration, at! which experts would speak and farmers exchange exper iences. He plead for improve-! ment in nual v schools and for larger salaries aed more favor able terms, that the children in the country be not deprived of that which is theirs by right. 1 LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY 232 & 234 Kinar Street, Charleston., S. C. THE HOUSE THAT GIVES :you satisfaction: OR YOUR MONEY BACK The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South We cut fine piece goods for merchants in any length at wholesale prices. Try us on an Order. Your nearest Mail Box places our store right next door to you. Is there a perpetual contract?— Read the contract and see. ATravtliuif Mam’hEx .erienre Princess Dresses and Jumper Suits. Balance of our Ladies white and colored Lawn and Lingeries Princess Dresses and Jumper Suits. On sule at the following reductions— $4.00 Dresses reduced to 2.67 5.00 Dresses reduced to 3.37 7.50 Dresses reduced to 5.00 ic.on Dresses reduced to 6.07 15.00 Dresses reduced to io.oo 18.00 Dresses reduced to 15*00 20.00 Dresses reduced to 13.37 30.00 I )resses reduced to 20.00 Ladies walking skirts of Black and Navy Blue Panama, Fancy .Mixtures and Black Chiffon Taffeta silk—Re duced. 1-3DLL FORMER PRICE. “I miw teH vr»u tux* ••*p-n**no© on i*n East bound <> U A N It it trmu li-mi i Pendl^iim to Ltdi.’rtiiot*. O-v," write;, j. 1 1 , . . ' Shid A (t irber, i » 1 i- i<> *11 travehmt diploma and when questioned : man. • 1 w i« m th- -.. k . . pH.t- by his father "as to what hei uieut w ‘‘* 1 m,,) j V b<*ll niif o' 1 lie til We ji^tO the And oame bneii -n sod. •’Thete is a woman < uu o d> th m the car.’ I at once if t up 1 1 iveni out, f.inud tier very i 1 wf i c iiir* c i.c. her hands n d hi ms we e <li * \ n u t .1) \ i u r ,iilil not sliauti e • ttum ini with a death iik» lo tr, on ner . t •. , , i»r . tite linli*. w-r* worki ; ' i i r u d u v- iiiif tier whi^kev. I v-ir o mv ^mt case and g >i my o > U- of > h«iiiilk<rlaiii's t'> It ■, t n i'ern u i I > i • ’i >i-a It.'ine ' v (I never f avet w t i.m ' ) an o> wa et laita. put a oou lc d.-M* of the ; medicine tu <lie tia-s. n 'fired some 1 water in*o It and ■‘ir e i t with a peuc 1; then 1 had im** to uet the iaul • proposed doing replied that he supposed the only thing open to him was to teach school a t $50 per month. To tins father replied: “It you are worth 5,50 per month in the school room, for which you have had no special training you certainly should be worth that much to me.on the farm. I will give you that much to remain here, my son and direct u ,0 lujr - , m 1 «uco©«*i<*i. . t ^ I could at uUCc cr* luc etLc.t and 1 and Control. j «ork*'d with her. robb ur h»r hand- 1 . That was seven years age. an,t . iu tw ** nt y I gave her . 1 ^ V I- & another dose. By tuis u ue we Were Hie boy remained at the figure sHuom imo LeGr^im^.w ^re I was to quoted, and the old farm took ! wve ,r ‘?. ,D I « «*’•'h** bottle to the * ,. f , « bustiaud to be used in esse another duee OH new life: the waste places should be needed t*ut bv the time the by and, by blossomed as the tni j. n r '“ , 1 V* 10 Bh « WM - ^ i i • i j right, and I received me rbankaol every rose. He IS there today at an pAMeensrer in the CAr.’’ Fors&leby .Ino annual salary of $i,8oo. i M Kleln Wt carry Laaies • .ace Cream and 1 • 25.O) black fro-’ a large assortment of Uaisi-* in Black, White, le u, colors from $2.98 lo >V» s f > to 25 00. Tailor Made Soils At Half Price Every one this seasons, styles and most wanted fabrics, in Prince Chap and Madame Butterly effects. $12.00 Suits reduced to 6.00. 15.00 Suits reduced to 7.50 20.oo .Suits reduced to 10.00 25,0c Suits reduced to 12.00 30.00 Suits reduced to 15 00 40 00 Suits reduced to 20 00. LADIES WAISTS. Grouped in three special lots. LOT 1. Ladies White Lawn Waists, trimmed with Laces and em broideries, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.75 qualities Clearance, price 1.00 LOT 2 Ladies White Lawn and Lcngirie Waists beautifully trimmed with Laces and embroideries 4.00 and 4.50 qualities. Clearance price 2.0S. Mosquito Nets. Full sized Mosquito Nets Canopies Complete ready for Value 1.25 Special 93c. Extra large size Mosquito Nets and Canopies, Complete spec al 1.45 Dixie Frames and Nets complete for Wood or Iron Bed special 2.96 Full line of American and Bobbinet 75c to 10.00 piece. English PORCH BLINDS. Keep your Prazzas shady and cool, size 6 feet by 8 feet $1.00 ... Size 8 feet by 8 feet 1.25. Size 10 feet by 8 feet 1 50. Swing in one of our Hammocks— We have a full line in pretty colors, Pillow and full value, 1.00 to 10.00 each. LOT 3. Ladies White Lawn, Lin gerie and Linen Waists, some 1 land embroidered others trimmed with! Laces and embroideries 6.00 to 10.00! qu ilities choice at 5 00. SPECIAL. Ladies Chitfon-Tatteta Silk Jumper Suits, Solid Colors and stripes value 13.50, sale 10.00. * 'V IiO?e your neighbor, but don’t pull down the fence.— Danish. This man believed in his son and gave him an opportunity to put into practice what he had learned. I knew another who took offense when his son. who was a graduate in agriculture, at- ' j • U’ that wonderful saLt; knocked it out in a .tempted to gl\ e him some new tew round*. eren h scar remain- ** , ' ’ 11 1” Ouaraoteed for piles, sorea, born* c. 25c at Joo U Klein’* drag store. A Sure euouga Knocker. J C G >odwm, cf Kftdsville. N C, *a>B: ‘ tiucklen’a Arnica Salve is a Bure enouah knoc’<<*r lor ulcers. A bad one came oa ray leg last tummer, but ladles J-22 Great suffering is the lot of all women, who neglect the health of their wo manly organs. No reason to do so, any more than to neglect a sore throat, colic, or any other disease, that the right kind of medicine will |cure. Take Wine of Cardui for all your womanly Ills. It can never do harm, and is certain to do good. ’ Mr*. Sallle H. Blair, of Johnaon City, Tenn., writes: "I had suffered from womanly troubles for six teen months, and had four doctors, but they could not help me, until I began to take Wine of Cardui. Now I think I am about well” At all reliable druggists. In $1.00 bottles. Try It WRITE US A LETTER Writ* today for a fn* cow of valuable M-aasBlhHtralad Book far Women. If yo Advice, deurnbe your ayeiotona. stating age. end reply win be aent In plain Advil -- Address: 1 s ’.'ox tion ideas which had come to him by reason of his careful study and in\estigation. ! The nan who court* temptation For a small outlay, all the f or th e purpose of difplayiog hi* farm homes in> a community s ren^th usually emla up by adver* may be connected by a system tl81u K i us w«*kueM. of telephones, the wives and John ami Phi wore two friend- daughters may in this way ly Workmen who were constantly ledo, 1 ^‘° have not only the pleasure of a tjpi n g^ each one tryirg to out-; social life, but this would be w it the other, the inauguration of as perfect a “Are vou jrool at meigure-' police protection as is known. ■ meut8? » a9ke 4 j ()lllK Give them the pleasure ol a tkI am t-ha,’’ 8iid p d t quickly . phone that they may not fet “T..c*n couid you tell mehow< the discomlorts ol a dire iso a- [ could get out of a tion. ^ y ird? ?? m ow \ ma^aqnes come “{jure,” said Pat, “thaf into your home? \\ hat pro\i- on whose yard you got sion for intellectual growth and into.”—Ex. culture? As your farm? are k being improved by new kinds Howtoi^t strong, of machinery, and appliances, j p j Baiy. of 1247* w Congnm st, „ , • Chicaaro. telU of a way to become are you neglecung to provide Btro ^ He*ay.: “My mother, who i. conveniences for the wile in Old and wa* vvry fwbie, 1« deriving a .1 1 . , 5 ur:.w, rrocn much beoelit from Electric Bitten, that the kitchen? With the gaso-1 {lt , § my duly t0 tell ^ line that pumps water for your j ni»ed a tonic and Mreogthenlng to*di- Stock, have you thought to , ^g|, in fiexh baa reauhad, in* furnish water for your kitchen ; romnia h»» beea overcome, and aha is and bath rooms for ) )ur child- , p ilt#rg qatckly remedy atomach, liver ren and femily? „ ! rStfAS.. ^ The farmers children will “ lto “ ‘ “°"- not remain on the farm and There ■* t a nnh iu this eection of the couutrv >ti*i nit oti»«tr tiBea.e, pul together, '> u>; uuiil be lA.t few years wss »n{>i*o^d fo h** incurable. For a great mauv tear* ducon pro* Douuced ll a toe* ilie> *ae h 2 pre?cr‘b'd local remedit-., *0(1 by constantly fnll- ing to cure wi n lo^al trvutmetit. pro- noauced it tut-urahi^. ^leuue tr** proven catarrh i be s rori»tira;ional disease and ttrerefc^ requires cons'itn- tlonal treatirei.t H* i'-*’tisrrh Cure, manufaciure ; i>> F .1 cheucy A Lo., Toledo, Olio, I- tue onj oouatitmioual core on the marker. L is taken inter nally in donee from 1" orope lo hr tea* epoo.iful. It a<;:8 ducctlv ou the ti'.O'Hl and nuoou* siKlaces of the system They offer on-* hundred dollar* for any case it tail* to ouie. fur cucu.ar* and teatiuioi isis. Address: F .1 LUESES & CO , To Best Treatment for a Barn. Tf for no other reason, Chaml^rlain'* •^alve hhonld be kept in every h«>o*eh«»ld on *< cotint rf its jrr»*at value in the treatment of barns I' allavs the pain almost instantly, and unless the injury in * s-vere one, b***!-* tie oarta without leaving a‘car. This salve is aleo nn- rqualwl for chapped hati'i-. sore nipples ami ri : *e,.aes of il»e skin. I’rice, 2 » cents For sale bv Jno Klein. Act well your parr, the honor lies? —Pone. there ail sufferer from that most iie*,fl withe If yon are 'a distressing attlictiop, piie*.^, and have tried msny remedies without being heuefitted we oan sa f ely ear that ManZau Pi'* K j na«dv will brink reliel with the first application. Bold by ^aiterboro Diug Co. One year* work of a brain may be ruined tongue in a few second*. man 7 * by his Wood’s Liver ' edicloe In liquid form There’s net Ling so goad for a sore throat as Dr Thomas Electric Oil (’■ires it in a few hours. Believes any pain lb any part. Women talk constantly, hoping thereby to guy sc mething at some time that will real? make * hit. To those atti cted with kidney and bladder trouble, backache, rhenmat.it m, Pinenlea for the Kidn»vs bring relief in the hret dose. Hundreds of people t'rfiay testify to their remarkable healing <1 >od tor Btiionsness. took two of Chamberlain's Sold by Druaci ts, 75c. Take Hall’t Fills far c /Dslipa- Now that Lanisiana has shut down on the private fl tsk there’s nothi , *g left to do but drink mosquito lotion. A salve goo I for anythiog where a salve can be uwt!—thw.’s D**WitfN Carboli/ed i ch Hazel halve. It cleanses tboroogniv. seeps the pore, open and h**e!s quickly. It i« good lor anytLing where a salve ie needed. Ir cools and soo'hea and is especially good for piles. We rell aod recjmm^ud it- Sold by Walierbor) Drug Co. People *eldom improve when they have So model but themselves to copy alter.—Goldftinith. » First Burgl^-Well, did you find any fink? they capnot be censured, if it » not manifest diat they are of ^ sufficient importance to be con- j Second Burglar [disgustedly ] Jmdj* n side red, until the comforts —Nab! the biota wot lives are there approach the comforts in is a lawyer. the dty. First Burglar—Thet’s hard Now, enter into partnership lock. Did ysr Iss® anyflnk? Nobody can say this hasn’t been as hot a summer as we nsed to have in the old days. A Paying Investment. Mr John White, of 38 Highland Ave., Hoolton, Maine, eay*: “Have beea troubled with a cough every winter and spring. Lest winter I tried many ad vertised remedies, bat the ooegh con tinued until I bought a 50c bottle of Or King's Mew Discovery; belore that was hah gone, the ooegh was all gone. This winter the same happy result hay foi cough. I am epw oOnviooed * I TOOK TWO ?TomHHch and Liver *! ableT* lair nighT. #1 00 bottle contain* 2i time* Ibe quau- nnd I tefl fifty per cent. than I; lity of the ilk: size It" tonic effects have for week*, *avi .1 .1 F.rvetpce of j Mt at once. for malaria, ohlll* ami fever, regulatea j to Ji^ propertie*: ^ the liver. kt<ln«*v» and bladder, hriiiff* -J, They pnnfv^the blOtHl. bold by quick relief to bihouanees. «ick-neadache “ alterboro Drug Co. ei'in'i oat ton Plea*!**' to take. The Allegan, Miob. * Toey ar? certainly a flue nrttcl** for bliioii*neei ’’ For sale by, Juo al Klein >*m.»le free. Co. Sol i bv Walterboro lirug Most coui»le!< daiico their way into matrimony and limp their wav through i*. The love of money uiav not be the loot of all evil; but it i<* Mie CHUs<* of most international nnr- riages. Keme<lv to contains no opium or other harmful Far prompt relief in ra*'s of weak droit. T* nlaa>« cute* For sale by liaok. bick*iche, i.iflimm'i'iou of the Jno M K lea bladder, nrmary d>a*>rder». kidnev I trouble* and rbeumati'’ pains. t»tere t-j After a tn.tn’s trooiinass reache? u> thing a*/ood aa DeWirt’a Kulnev j a certain point he ho^ina to take and Bladder Pills The effect of the- ! ;ln occugiona | ^ v ot I. | . . .. 1 Bee* Laxative^ Cougu nvrnn always Every rainiHier l»a*hii* favorite; br | 0gg qul( . k rtlief to coughs, colds, hymn and every other man lias hoanene**, whooping cougu ami all his favorite her. j bronchial and throat trouble. Mothers e*-**ct*lly recomne ud it for children, as • . , . . i tt is plea-ant to take It i* gently Uxa- Don’t be er^aid to give Chamberlein * j fiv ,. ^ Sbonl(1 hfJ in h^me. Ouar- Congh Keme-lv to > oar children. It, aotWNl By Walter biro Drug Co. oiils is shown in a very little while. It fact, yon will f *el better the next morn ing, as they adt piotoutly. Tu^v are autiaeptic. Be tore you g*t DeWitt’s. Wefaell and rrcotnmend them. J'old by Walterboro Drag Co- Pdia f »r bi!iou»n<*s, n*nddv comp'exian Kings Little sick headache, They tone the Ijver; do not gt'tp. They keep you well. 25a Sold by vValter- boro Drag Co. Praver is the Key of the day A candidate for office out in and the lock of the night.—Latin. California says Re is running on — - his “itrotig rec6rd.No doubt it need* fumigating. The" aver- Hands cracked and braised from husk ing akin diseases, tan. freckles, cots relieved at orce with Plneaaive Csrbo- lixed (acts like a pool tier). Draw* oat ioflammsttoit. Price 25a. t*o!d by Walterboro Drag Co. A woman’s ides of a thrilling paaaage in a novel is with the Heroine reading a love letter and enrFng hair at the same time. MaaZaa Pile Raaaedy comes ready to nee with aoaats opacaed. Hoothee. a«aU sedaoae ttobtag aad faflaeamation Aa that Dr King's Vow Diao-wery to (he sedaoae Motosg aad lallaaamaiioa. Aa bietoS all cough and laag remedies ** tottatloe for pike will act bo Decree- Sold under gnaraotee at Jao M DtonV merit ymr are 'MaaZaa. Price 50c. drag store. SOo- and $1.00. Trial bot-1 Money mbaadad tf not aatiefied Bold age politician’s record does. For a Sprained Ankle may be oared ia ettoot one-third the time asuslly reqair- ed by applying Chamberlain’s Palo Bairn freely, «ad giving it ebeolnte net For eeie by Joo M Klein. Talk about distiuguiahed social orcari/.ariun*, wher^ i^ one that compare* withtho Ananias Club? Donor forgwt tSat Dr Wat’s Little Ktrlv Risrrn are the best pill* made. IhuVSre pleasant little pit * that are »*a*y to take and are prorant and gentle. We aeil and recom-n^nd tncin. Bold by Walterboro Drug Co. Frugality is a fair fortune and habits of industry a good estate. —Franklin. For a mao to exert bit powers in doitp good so far as he can is a most glorious^ task .—Sophocles. To feel strong, have good eppoMto aad dlgeotf n, sleep, aoondTy aad eoJ>y Hfe, ore Burdock Blood Bittere, -the greeti, , U. •yatom tooto Obd builder Man is a bundle of habita.—Palsy. s / -i ^ r PinruV* for the Kidoeye, 30 days trial $1 00. Hand reds of pe'ipio testify to the merit of this preparation ia the relief kidney trouble, rheumatism, lumbago, backache Piueulea act directly on the kidoeys, blood and aaake yoo tool C rson. They tone the system. Bold Walterboro Drag Cb. KTT Doaa’a Regaleto mro oonatipatim, tone th* atosaoh, etimalato the liver, promote dlcestlaa aad appetim and ( “ “ -A'. ‘’■■•'is * ■-<