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JULY 1,1914. •
W. M. U. MEETS AT
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Will Hold its VuMrtrt-l) S«>v-i<>n on
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I*M>RY.U:il SANITATION
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( spoa :ab!(; sanitary (tinsanitarv i
The next quarterly meeting of the
\V. M. U. -Auxiliary of the Colleton
Baptist Association will he held with
the Doctor s ( reek church on Satur
day, July 11. ‘
A splendid program has been ar
ranged and all who attend are prom
ised an interesting meeting and an-
enjoyable occasion.
The program follows:
P Saturday, 1»:S0 O'clock.
Devotional Exercises—Mrs. J. C.
Collum.
Address of NVelcome—Miss I^>u
Sanders. • ,
Resvonse- Mias Alice Svkes.
Oiks”
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it nsa nitary i
:*'onditions. It was necessary to do
l something at on«-* to improve their,
a* a matter of fir.M a*d. We did It
this way: The privy, conspicuous
hy its distance to other senses than
sight, hrs been replaced ay a snug
little structure tucked i n out of
sight, only 15 feet from the bacg
door. It Is fly proof. The recepta
cle is a galvanized coal-scuttle, emp
tied every day on the fertilizer pile
and cleansed.
Two big wooded paint palls s\»nd
by the back door, and receive all the
waste water from the house, except
the bit of slop for three ttttre pigs.
Every evening the pails are emptied
on the compost pile, oftener if nec
essary. No water is thrown out in
the door-yard.
The nub of the system Is the fer
tilizer pile. It receive* tfie ashe>
Hymn—The Woman's Hymn
Enrollment of Delegates.
A short report of the annual meet
ing of the w M. U. at Nashville. Ten- ;' 1,Z *' r 11 r ‘™ T * s ' n< *
ressee. by Mrs (S. A. Martin. h<> sweepings, poultry droppings.
Reading of fke - c.—»—. [leaves, stable
cellence.”
Song, “The Son of God Goes
Forth to War.” \ ' , , .. . ^ „
pile from * burning.
Real Malady la Lovaaickitaagk
That "lovesickneas” la' no more po
etical fancy, but a real malady, Is the
pronouncement of m editorial writer
in tbe British Medical Journal. Lon
don. Everyone knows that the re
jected lover may suffer loss of appe
tite. waste of tissue and depression of
spirits. Burton, in his ‘‘Anatomy of
Melancholy” treats at length of the
peculiar variety of m^Upcholy due to
despised love, and recounts Its symp
toms by the dozen. According t6 Plato,
Empedocles, the philosopher, who was
present at the cutting up of one that
died for love, reported that ‘igalMart
was combust, his liver smoky, his
lungs dried up. Insomuch that he verily
believed bis soul was either sodden
or roasted through the vehemency of
love's lire.” /
His Economical Mind.
Mr. Summerman—"Is it tnie that
Mnce coming up here You’ve engaged
yourself to Billy, Harry, Ed and
meetings in connectio
«oriational rnions,” o'
F. O. S. ('urti«
Appoint mem of com
('ollection.
Dinner.
2:30 p. m.—Devotional exehqses
—Mrs. A. Q. Padgeti.
Y. W. A. Conference—Miss G. AD
Ackerman.
Open discussion: “How to keep
alive interest In missions,” opened
by Mra: J. C. Collum. ,
Present Needs at Home; Present
Needs Abroad—Mrs. J. C. Lawson.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
Sunday. 11 o'clock—Misionary
Sermon—Rev. J R. Fuiuierburk.
Standard of Ex- *^ rth ‘" 2 j George, as well as to myself?” Miss
that at ill decay and be good for the _ .
.«■ .k* ™i»r. carefully [ , p. hL. Z
poured over it eveyv dav. ioepj 111']®**™*° ^ en 1 ^ Hke to know if
In the begin-] J™ any objection to all of us
... ! chipping in to buy tbe engagement
far
General Discussion on “The Ad-! P ! ,e In , ,he begln *
visahility of holding tlmqnarterh "ir.g all the Idg «r y w-d, won, in .
l- ... «0 !* 1 1*0 < hip dlFT fTOm VIC Sll-
j-. , hip
IH .. < lent and untidy woodpile followed
‘ tlu^gf. \shes wer-- collected from
nunierois and unsightly heap:)
and added,. Utter and trash that
ecu Id npt be used In the nreplacea
was raked up and burned cn the
ground, and the ashes thrown into
the general pile. The falling leaves
were saved for bedding and long
ago found their way to the muck
nije and thence back ,o the land.
Since the leaves went, the good man
gets pine’ straw f^om the woods and
keeps the horses bedded deep with
that. The manure pUe piys divi
dends. Every month, with three
horses, three little pigs and forty
chickens, me get from it three loads
of good fertilizer, a load being all
that can be piled on a big two-horse
wagon with a top-box.
This way not be ideal sanitation,
but it makes a place wholesome. It
NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA
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and
Regular. $1.25 and $1.50 Values
Invariably leads to severe com
ina li is
4 Eruption-. Tan he Cured
by internal blood purifiers been-ire
they* are caused by blood disorders.
H.».ver CC.C,,,.. ,offer, rine-corm. „„ und , r
Hohi scaly patrtes. etc., cannot be- ...... ... ....
cause they are parasitic skin dis
eases. It makes a positive skin rem
edy like tetterine to destroy the
•stand it. so cheap that anyone may
have it. and every load of fertilizer
from that pile Is a dividend.—Mrs
germs and heal the surface. Dr. \V.
tf. Felder. Electric. Ala., says:
never use anything else but Tetter- [
ine in ell skin troubles.'
^Quercus in the Progressive Farmer.
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Cure*I of Indigestion.
50c a*. 1 „ Mrs. Sadie P. Clawson. Indiana,
drug store* or by mail from Shup- Pa., was bothered with indigestion,
trine Co.. Savannah. Ge. “My stomach pained me night and
day,” she writes. ‘'I would feel
0, , . bloated and have headache and
Plainly KvtMm. belching after eating. I also suffer-
Tbe climate of heaven has *en ^ froin con5tipatioH . M> daugh-
oatermlned by two youtbnil philos- trr chamber la in's Tablets
ophers. Said a little boy to his sister: an( j thev did her so much good that
“It doesn't ever rain in heaven, does *he gave me a few coses of them
It May?" "In course it does,” the girl and insisted upon my trying them,
replied "That’s where it’s all a-conln' They helped me a* nothing else has
trom. ain't It?" ' done.” For sale by all dealers.
_ pitceUoi
frvguvoily followed bycbroDlcIndltMtkxi. gir
wills, rheum*asm.and pernicious tvnemla. Tbe
blood is Impoverished of the life susulnltic
qaslltles, end the sseery victim le eSIcied with
on* chronic 111 sfler enolber. until, a wreck of I
bis former eelf. be draga out a sorry existence as
a wretched invalid.
Hm Way Thai Caras
Is to purify the blood, which will then supply
the necessary food for the nerves, giving them
ton* and vigor to maintain their functions,
tfterting the circle anew, all the processes
of tbe body are brought up to normal, and tbe
patient ia made to feel well.
!•« Person’s llamndy
" Purifies the Blood.
Mrs. Jos Person's ftomsdy
Steadies the Nerves.
Mrs. Jos Person's Remedy
Restores the Digeatian.
Hundreds of year neighbors testify to these
fact*. Teat It yourself—that's th* surest waj
Your druggist ought to have it if he cann i
supply you. send his name and a dollar to tbe
manufacturers. ^
maatov sales corwoimtiom. .
Mrs.Js« ysnan’tWstfc
nection with tbe Kvmedy for the cur* of
sores and the relief of iirflemed and cot.
gested csrfecer. it is especially valuable to
women, and should always be used for
ulcerations.
THE H.
COHEN STORE
A. S. KARESH, Manager.
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WISH
ANNOuHCE
To the public in general that we still have
some Children’s, Ladies’ and Men’s Low Quarter
Shoes that we wish to dose out at cost and in or-
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der tc do so we will extend the sale for one week
longer.
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We also have some real bargains in Hosiery,
Hats, Caps^and Dry Goods. Come in and spend
your money with us and let us save you from 25
s' » « .
to 50 per cent.
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The following will be left on display for inspection:
HUERTA DELEGATES
gallon flatly rejected, of Us own ac
cord. and without even consulting its
government To put In writing the
reasons for the rejection so that ,h*y
might better be studied by the Ameri
can delegates, the Mexiean delegation
addressed to them a memorandum
covering the points of chief consider
ation.
IN PUBLIC STATEMENT THEY
, GIVE REASONS FOR OPPOS
ING AMERICAN PLAN.
Unlfmttad MVkwla.
Tbe mussel will probably prove a
valuable commercial bivalve of the
Oregon coast la tbe near future. Prom
Agate beach to Biletz bay and farther
north there Is apparently an unlimited
quantity of mussel* clinging to the
rocks along tbe beach. 8. O. Irvin of
Beach sent some samples
to
HUERTA AND CARDEN CLASH.
Wss Reported by British Subjewts
Coming From Mexico.
, , Vera Cruz — British rubjects who
arrived here from Mexico City re-
HE SEEKS FOR NEUTRALITY f"" ■
lonal President Huerta and Sir Lienel
1 Carden, the British Minister The dis
pute arose out of the adplce voli£
teered by Sir Lionel that the de facto
! president shouId'Yesiga ami leate th*
(country immediately The British
Minister airo offered GcBer.-tl Tluwr'.a
Niagara Falla, Ont.—The Huerta » British warsfiip to tak^ him to c.ty
delegation to the mediation center- | pr*l ham^Tog'-rher with his
ecce issued a statement * itarging that family-.
I Acute
; Prof. Hodge of the sorlul biology de-
j partment of tbe University of Oregpa
and received nn enthusiastic letter ia
reply that Prof. Hodge w-%r* so Im
pressed with the mussel* that he had
sent seme of bk samples to Prof. Inr-
i Ing A- Field of Clark university,
t Worcester. Ma«s.. who. Prof. Hodge
said, wadkrespoosible lor making mns-
i sets a commercial staple.
This Should Be the Quality of Mexi-
oe’s Proposed Provisional Presi
dent—Delegates SurpritdB.
toe' iuaistance hy tbeXnlted States
on a ConstltutionaUst for, tiio provis-
Genera! Hdcrtn D 'o have tie
come enraged ancl to iia'*- tiireuicnc'i
Men’s $1.50 Hits for . . .
yf 95c
Children’s 25c Hats for
19c,
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A lot of Children’s $1.25 Slippers for
. 95c.
Men’s $3.50 Low Quarters for
. $2.90.
Ladies’ $2.50 Low Quarters Special
. $1.90.
White AA Homespum per yard
41 -2c,
2 Qt. Fruit Jars per dozen
. 75c.
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ioi.al prtsidfiuy' as opposed to a ’’o arrest Sir Lionel Car«*n .( he e%er
“neutrai" \\aa "antamou/tt to rfcetting repeated i.i« proposal
and e\cn exacting fraud and violNi« e ! Lionel Card* n i« sold to
at the .ejections.” x ( based his suggestion orwhis pe-scmtl
The publication of this statement relntions with General H»
wls unexpected hy tbe American del- >r>aand to liaxe urged upon him tl.at
egates. Wlten they learned of i, their the ttipe had come %hen ftiglit was
attitude was that the Huerta delegates his only recourse
* > ir
wer#v acting entirely within their
rights WJaen they « riticised t!ie Amer
ican plan lor the establishment of a
provision'll government in a < om-
munication addressed to the Am**ri-
catis tliemselves, bq^t they were great
ly surprised by the Mexican dele
gate's uctioL in giving it out.
Justice Lamtr and Mr. Lehmann
rsad the statement Issued by the
Mexican delegation and determined to
make public their reply.
The Mexican statement outlines the
substance of a memorandum dated
June 12, which the Huerta delegates
gave to the American delegates and
to which the latter since have re
plied.
Tbe preface of the statement ex
plained that , publication was made
because knowledge of the criticism
already had reached representatives
of the press. Continuing the state
ment follows:
"There Is <Bo reasqn for further
concealment of the difference** that
have arisen between the. American
and Mexican delegations to which the
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press has already referred over the
provision il government for Mexico
which Is at present under considera
tion. The Mexican delegation adopt
ing a principle advanced by the me
diating plenipothentlaries agreed to
the designation of a neutral as pro
visional president. The ( American
delegation submitted Its plan baaed
on the condition that the provisional
president shall be a Constitutionalist,
• condition wbicb the Mexican dele-
v . . ' .*
Former Tamptcco Official Executed.
Tampion. Mexico Daniel Gonzales,
who was chief of police here while
the Federal* were in control of Tam
pico, and I,is assistants were exe* ut
ed at Bonega. They had tieen «nn-
victed of having subjected Constitu
tionalist sympathizers to atrocities.
One Navy For Eight Nations.
Boston.—One navy for the eight
leading nations of the world is the
| aim of a plan drawn tip for the World
Peace Foundation^ to be sent to Ser
retary of Ffate Bryan and Secretary
of the Navy Daniels Whe Nations
are Germany, the Catted States, Jep-
an Great Britian, Italy. Austria.
France and Russia The plan propo*
es a joint convention,of these Nations
to reduce their armaments, which
may be used jointly if any one of the
nations is attacked by reason of the
reduction.
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Washington. — A rocrtitutiona!
amendment designed to proiert "dry*'
states was introduced in tiie Senate
by Senate r D'.Uinghstn of Vermont
Instead of prohibiting the sale for
beverage purposes of intoxicating
liquor in the United States, as the
Hobson - Sheppard constitutional a-
mendment does. the IHIIingham
amendment merely prohibits the
trarsporta'ion into any state for sale
or use for any purpose controrr ,o
the laws of such state. Ps pu-poee
or use fo rany purpoge contrary, to
»$ similar tc tbe Kenyan law.
A Century Age.
One hundred years ago Nape)
took leave of hie soldiers At Font
bleau. preparatory to beginning
exile at Ella. On the aaas day
will entered London In statg gnd •(,
few day* later mailed from J)ots» fbk
Franoe to ascend tbs throne vacated
by Napoleon. In the midst of th«
enthusiasm excited winorg certain
classes of the French people by thd
fall of Napoleon and the restoration
of the monarchy, there waa felt gen*
• rally a painful aenae of depression*
As the celebrated historian. La may*
tine, remarked, "The king must have
had great courage or a thirat of poin*
er. to accept a throne and A
buried under so many ruins.”
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Vacztion Employment.
The great mistake made by the boys
In seeking fnrpJcyinent is in sw»urlnr
wor.. tiiat pey* large wag***, but leaven
; ncti.ing of value in the* m:r.d of the
rnrker. If cue im< nda to make mo*
ch..t.ic? hi* life loiter, let him work
j in some machine chop; the work !w
litre! and diriv hut the practical r«-
|.tnence aw indatn iheortiiicp: krov.L
»d;.e rnukes up for the plyj.ccl d:e-
trntTi r f »>i:hryij electric rr c-iv|l c-*
ti !«I nc : %• (i i Jiiterv can meg *-<*-♦
• c ,■! *|»rc-«* pH'jiDi'i <’iilihirr;
’:-u :i • m.-iv | istiia 4,r w ':e ‘"'a-
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You're Kilious and t'nwtive!
Sick headache, bad breath. Hour
stomach, furred tongue and indiges-
tion > mean liver and bowels clogged.
Glean no tonight. Get a P.'m- bottle
of Dr. King’s New Life Pills today
I :.nd empty the stomach and bowels
of fermenting, gassy foods at:
(waste., A full bowel n.ovemeti'
i give* a satisfied, thankful feeling—
makes you feel fine. Effective, yet
titild. Don't gripe. 2&c at your
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druggist. But kite's Arnica Salve
for burns.
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