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» rV NOVEMBER 12,19ta fft i&C, “'T PAGEFIVE / X •w OLIVE To prevent disease- resist disease germs X ’--4 U u. I ,~~r A I l OIL i ! vp3|.11\ I l ' a -V'X.'if L V - a/ i'; ft! ^vVj SMALLPOX is prevented by vaccinet:cn — zhe injectior. zf vaccine. DIPHTHERIA is prevented by the injection of anti-tcxin These enable the body to produce substances which prevent the growth of smallpox and diphtheria germs in the blood. There are many other diseases, nearly, if not quite as dangerous, and far more ' common — typhoid fever, the grippe, bronchitis, pneumonia,' catarrh, rheumatism, < and a score of others—-that can be prevented less painfully and more easily by making the body strong to resist germ infection. p \ V / TRADE M A R V' ■ / / Oil Emulsion \ ii. x ' ^ (With Hypophosphites) Is designed for the ptfeyention zs well as the relief of disease — b;; mabling the germs. It, at the same time, strengl* system into a proper healthy condition the germs. It, at the same time, strengthens and torts the nerves, nourishes the ition to combat and successrjliy resist disease. I Every person not in perfect health has incipient germs Of some distressing ailment in-his or her system. Cold weather, o^er-work. excesses of any kind, are liable to bring about just the conditions under which those latent disease germs will get the upper hand, fcr.d put you on your back “ down sick.” You who are run-down, tired-out, nerveua — You who, though" not sick enough to give ur, afiW don’i /eel good — You who are apparently Well, and tocn! to t!cy veil— Take home a bottle of Rexall Olive OH Emulsion to- real nerve-food day, and use it as a means to get well and kcefy well. Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is^i tonic. m In this it is different from most, other so-called M tonics” which either have no food value and dc noth ing more than temporarily stimulate you, leaving you in a worse condition than- before or, having food value, stall « Sold inihis community only at Th* \. / 0 Yj ic overcome p'jtE the entire are sf/ jnf jeaiant to late that many '*•*01 it can’t keep them^dewn. • X Kexail Olive Oil Emuiaion is pleasm 4 \o akr^/7'he Kypephosphite? it contains tone the nt" nc. TV pure Ckve Oil nourishes both nerves and fcltiod^X • Rtxal. Olive Oil ^liaulsion:c, putt snap and g.T^er and vitality ir.:c your system, jji maket? you ittl better and stinger. I’ imj-rpvfo yo.r Uigestiovand year tcwtl act>cn. li cordaim Pc alcolo! nor any ounga o. : or hatttt farming chugs. It is guaranteed to be jbst-af reyrt^ented above — to do all that is claimed hove. to saiisiy you in every way. Ot your money back ^hout quibble or question. Stncpghfcr foil two wtek: ’ treatment, $1.00. Sold only at The Rexall Stores—the World’s greatest Drug Stores— and always with a foil guarantee of com plete satisfaction, or your money pack. V \ Waherboro Drug Company X y. ?(yx aZfl 1.11 e a ii s * K. i n g o f AI! I X x tano x < ■ lx Will have the (Greatest Exhibit of PIANOS am! PLAY ER-PIANOS at the Fair.—-EXHIBIT HALL. ' MAIN BUILDINCi—tiiaii wfts ever shown at any. Fair in t; State. r <# When fatigued fnmi your '.vanderiuK^ amongtbe | tiful and intruetive Exhibits in the building' comeio v«:r .FAIR HOME and rest while you are ab^rbiny the > train- Of the most {‘harming musie ever written, played on t»t« best Instrflment ever made. * RAILROAD FARE RE FI NBEB TO Pl 4 R(HASERS FAIR WEEK. • • _ • . Charleston'Piano Co. JN(5. V.. WALLALE. 1 : RES. xs X X Jii C* - .Lie •‘atuattic.' i; weii. Hi.X <TR«VLAR I.KTTKR XO. 1 HKKUIXfl CNP OAT ITIOP To the.Ministers a# South Carolina: ers of t I wish you >ouId call the stleu- tion of th<* farmers in yo.ur communi ty to the *r#*at necesHlty of needinx as larae' a crop of oats an ponsible, Uii^ fall. The average <-ondi(-ion of >h*' torn crop in the ,United State-, an hat> jiao been reported by the C. S. 'iM-parn-.ient of AKrieultrtr nhowk thal th*' tMrf .rr«»p in only US per rent. «'t an av.raVe one. againat a ten ye ir a--ra>.’" «>f eighty p< r rent: TIiIb n: -as that thejiriee of eorii will range | :n»' i ran!), to fl.’iO per buahel, . i Tiie. ,n.%f spring and Hummer. - .:!ii •mt surtirise me fo see it y > h v! • r Th<* ipan «h<» sow* oa >. i .•.' • vi n up t(,> l)ei;etuber 1 *.th. n , . i> . tui.ro’. will Ivtiv littli> etfftil I a .!»•♦* Metre p«*H hay. leave li’s lae I h»!(er loiulttinu. and hank if ore ‘i tfon iiior % itv the Fall of : 1M I ( llf m t . you mnlerstiind the t*arlier , tiie-’oats. Hi * better, on ordinary: j thin land, two t«» t‘w<» ami half i butdielH r acre, with the followjlnx * mixture aptdied. should yield thirty li).forty hiishels tier acre. 7.i pounds i-otton seed meal. 15a ttounds 1<5 per rent, arid phosphate. 25 pounds mhrl ate of pot ash. ni»xed < *and aoplied at so wins time, and 50 to 75 pounds of nitrate/of-soda, applied In the. soring. jfiHt as hooting begins If a greater yield is desired on thin soil, increase the seed to ns much as three bushels per acre, and the fertilizer to 4t>n to G0« pound* per acre. Over- /ertUitatfon ls an oat crop is not wasted, if of right material which will be taken up by the following pea crop which should always have a seeding of at least a bushel and a half of peas and 2no pounds of 1<I per cent, acid phosphate per acre. On fertile soils rhe^fartillzer should he varied, using less nitrogen according to the ferti lity of the soil; No Iron clad rule can.,be made to *ult ;t41 kinds and conditions of soil, for oats. apV moi«» rjign can such a rule beXide for a fry other 'crop of sim+tnr recjulr.*- mentsfc' On very thhK^oil. It is neces sary .ur supply oats' with some nltnv me. ft» prevent the ita1iza1it£jX ttr even starvation of tiring "Ihe winter months, uav 'become so.starved and fflized. thaf~ eVen top dressing not give ^e plant proper sj'm- "lus. and develop it in the Spring. Such applications of nitrogen at s'*ed- ing time should he in the form ‘-f cotton see«| meal, scraps, etc., hecom X •ins slos.lv avsllahle a« the plan* | ne.-ds them. On red clav soils, well | filled hnn’us. the niuriat** t»f potash may 1h* left off Tlte carlit'r the sow- j ing. the heavier the. yield as a rum j On clean, well tilled yojls. recently 1 well and deeply broken, a thorough disking’Is.tit uav:vlicco-s the field, is all the nrenaration n-iessrtfv .V. I .mo t - * • \ - \ ‘ Neuralgia . sufferers find iustant relief in Slohii’s Liniment. It pc»M*- trntes fo ♦he ]iaiiiful nart-^- •Mxtlhes anil ijuicto the tu rves. No rubbing-merely lay it ou. SLOANS LINIMENT Kills Pain 1 1 would m»t to without roar Uni i Bent oitd pnMO it to all who Mffer j with aouralgtoor rlteumstiOB or Min of •nr Mad/'—to*. Jbw»y UXmm. f Mimtmrt. “* I autfered woth quite • otoere rolgic headache for 4 awathe wittoat | ehef. I need rear Listoent far tie and Itoj^tjpaJ •nr relief. | med roar liatoent far •nd I h > far CUd aad Ceeop 'My littla girt, twefaa *oen ol< qadght a ervera cold, and I gar* her I | three drop*of Stoan'* UaiaMatoaMgar t to bed. and aha cot as in ito TacoM. A lit ilng with nadgaeof i I tie hog nest door had rrooa at the awther the liahaent. Sin- Hi three dtopn ■rjfWt i<ei gave hie on goiag to ted. and ha got the croup In the jgankmg." ^^iwagw Caadgw Phm SS«., Mw rod II.M ML EM| 1 SliM, tat, BkIm, Mk. 1 • ilttin bniu.’ i-si . iuljv in ' in.-th < rri pnrt t|ic. !s,; tc' nr* *.» lie • o .j- I it l*» welt to follow the pb-kers. an I drill hi open furrows with horse , drills, r»th**r tliari risk w.. Hi* • . *•- j dll ions preventing a later sowing on bett-er pi’cnanitloM Sow oats fliis tali to supplement the corn cron, and then. '*ver her** after, sow «ats us a wise agricultural practice. It means di vers, fira tion and rotatioh, more feed and better feed and better feed at a less cost while your soil is growing more fertllX, from year to year, through the pea vine in summer, and the clovers ahd vetch in winter, which means ihi* redemption of the SonttV ugrkuiftlrally, and therefore financi ally and otherwise. 1 , . Respectfully. ■ ‘ ' W W. Ixrrfg. ; State Agent of V. S Uept. of Agri- t ulture and Supt. t»f Kttensien Work of I'lemson t’oljege. XOTIt'K. Ouring the schoolderni I will toe at thy office hi Waltefboro on Mon days and Saturdays: t»|h«*r •days f may be ut-aonie stffiool in the countv. Therefor- parties having huginemr with me will please call aj nay cffi. e on-tlte above days. ‘ X\ Hugo S. Strickland. County 'Superintendent of Educa tion. » X X 10-2»-it \ X X* THE x.- x uj itvroth'ir.gs- ... r r fabrics anu t-x- ?rt workrr.a • ; Q.. - : v>e insist ■ n i.f/th. W tiqP'VC u ir. • o .’t or ovcrc t a: here V «V ^ure y eoirse i ' V 3 CLDTHE- 1 'SATIS* AC i--•*,/' , AJ * 2 L Jn . 1 T ’ . e x e . ' ->• -v 1W ^1 ^ ^ » fcrf % * Lstbrnt r tobe<ii!5pi€'.r^^ uL(i-: a:;; fetisiacxx ax li x- -v- an ]ine of- fa 5 l fab! k-, t fancy (weaves * ar. d SHIP YOUR PRODUCE —1t>— ^ Janies Colcolough, ;x. . 125 Market Street. —Dealer la— Kxg**. Butter and P*»ultry- (iante ia Season. *Sv. -4 ,y Fire at Olar. The many friends wf W- Z. Ayer and C. r. Riser will learn with regret that Bre deatroyed the uyain busihesa block of Otar last Monday morning about threeVcIoek. W Z Ayr anu aad C. P. Riser austaialng heavy CONDON BAKING C O. 217 St. Philip St-i}**f, Wholesale and Ketuil The Largesf' and Am t up-t i-tlui* Bakery in Sou; t «.Vr ahna - J * ^ *e . - I i W ▼▼ 4**e w* fc 4 v LX ; i 1 v . •e.latest creX.- »:s in kind you’d be‘pxrad v.jXt. ^ * .x Drop in arfd k.or" tcon over, eepedkdy the new iiriportatkk.- in < veredat fabrics. iW here4he Dollar Does Its Duty. At all times exceptional bawains can. W* Secured at our lirst class elotbiiig, (b y %oyk\ shoe and millinery store. 'We ,v iy cheaper; hence we sell cheaper. rxH^tre you buy your goods, visit our store, see the high (rrade ol goods*'which we sell at low prieps. ' x t .*rr * . , A. , •• . . t : ', ■ -• . * •- • "■* .■ • Our business thin fall has been larger than ever before, and our 4 . ^ - w % ... iT excellent stock at low prices has caused this increase in business Top-N-och Bread Good. IF Prompt Attcntgw t* Pa~«-ci a«id ‘ Mall O'dvra. N. M.A'. X X SflBH & BOfiOSLCW “Where the Dollar does it Duty.’’ .X Walterboro, South Carolina .X ,, 1;