Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V / \ ■ i.-. Se t « : f * ■ s < • COOK yx'OVES, F?vOM $7.50 TO $Ji00 Blount’s “True Blue Middle-Breaker Greatest Labor-Saving Invention since the Cotton-Gin. Sold and used throughout the South for over Forty Years! * Saves Half The Cost in Men and Mules by Doing the Work in Half the une-Horso Wagons, $34.69 10 $46.1 Two-fLrse Wagers, $65X0 10 $£5X0 ms* STALK CUTTERS, $30, $32 and $34. Guaranteed^hot .to choke. Strongest, Best, Most Durable. Seven BJade Spiral, Nine Bbule Straight. implement ever designed runninc out the middles of both corn and cotton. Best for _ hill lands or low lands—for opening ditches — for killing grass —for sab-soiling, etc., etc. UiH EaMfh for HE MILE—Jtrooj Eiooffa for TWO! For level and steady running, light draft and turning qualities, the “True Blue” surpasses all other Middle- Breakers. Endorsed and used by representative planters in every Southern State. On Exhibition af Our Salesrooms This is the year.foh you to return to your first love. We will treat you riglt. •*% 4 / Autoraobili Disc Harrows, $22.00 TO $34.00 x Prices Right. . A See Us Before You Buy STOPS HEADACHE OR NEURALGIA AT ONCE Don’t SnflVr! <iet • 10 Ont P»;ok ’ age ot Dr. JametT lleaifarho jA Powilem. 1 c . You can clear your head and re- lie<e a dull, splitting or violent htrohbllig headache in a moment wfih a br^ Janves* lleadach'' Powder' This oldtime headarhc relief acts.al- t. riost magicnlly. Send some one to the drug afore now for a dime pneh- age and n few momenta after you take fc powder you w ill wonder whs became of the headache. nceT^tsla and pain. Stop suffering—it’s need less. He sure you pet what- you ask for. NEWS FROM ROAD SIDE. Excellent for Ntomnch Trouble. - ••Chamberlain’s Tablets are just fine for stomach Trouble." writes Mrs. Q. C. Dunn, Arnold, Pa. "I wag bothered With this t«tj>ptalnt for some time and frequently had bil ious attacks. Chamberlain’s Tab lets afforded me great relief from, the Brat, and since taking one bottle of them f feel like a different per- •pn.’* For sale by all dealers. > Hiera-Cwninlufs, Lodge, Jan. 4. 1915—Special: Mlsg Dena Hiers and Mr. H. H. Cum mings were married at Ihe home of the bride’s pafents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hlera, near Ashtoit on Friday, Jan. 1st. Only members of the • families of the bride and groem were present. After the ceremony was « performed by J. C. Lawson, those present were Invited to the dining room Ho partake of a well prepared sad moat botmtiful dinner. * The bride and groom have the heat wishes of Ihelf many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith of Snioaks visited Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Langdale, during the Xmas. Mrs. C. N. Langdale and children visited her sister, Mrs. B. C. Strick land of WnUerboro during Xmas. Mrs. S. E. Langdale, wife of Coro ner C. N. Langdale, who has been under the treatment of Dr. niddlch Ackerman for 12 months is Improv ing slowly./ Mrs. Joseph langdale and Son. Jo<h*pjK Jr., visited Mrs. John Welch of Savannah, Ga.. last week. Mr. 11. L. Easterlln, our efhHent teacher of Raadshfe school spent Xmas with his parents,.Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Easterlln at Round. Roy Brain’s little 6 year old child Callace got burned to death last week. He lies near 'E. F. Leiggor’* home of Weeks. Mr. C. Bailey was the first to get to the child af ter she caught afire, her mother was out gathering wood gt the time. All was done to save Bar life but It on!^ llvad about seven hours. The wood^ man of .the world and the Woodmen Circle at Roadside are doing fine fine work under the management of It* officers. A MEMBER. HZ” FIXES ACHING. SWOLimSORE FEET How "TIZ” doe* comfort tired, burning, calloused feet and corns. “AM Berm. •TIZ' U the Cough Medicine for Children. Never give a child coug i modi cine that contains opium in apy form. 'When opium is slvon other and more mvoUs dls awe- mar fo’- low. Imng experience has demon strated that there is no better -or safer medicine for conghs. colds and croup In children People who ere forced to stand ou their feet all day know what Rose, tender, sweaty, b urning feet ine.«n They use “TIZ” and "TIZ’’ cor^i their,feet right up/ it keeps f.*»t *n ■perfeci condition. "TIZ" la the on ly remedy in the world that drf.vrs out all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feot and cause ten der, sore,, tired, aeh.’n feet. It in stantly. stops the pala In cornr, cal louses and bunions. . It’s simply glorious. Ah! how comfortable your feet feel after using "fiz " You’ll never limp or dra v up yo *r face in pain. Your nhoos A-on’t than Chamber-1 lains fough Remedy. It is equa«lv ! Dghten and hurt your feet valuable for admin, a Try 1|. D j Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ contains no opfum &r other harmful' drug. For sale by all deafer*. now to tfaa Pal* aad Sickly from any druggist, department or general store. Just think! a whole year’s foot comfort for only 2 f » cert's. Rheumatism moneys ako A • » , ' * ' ■/ MT. CARMEL NEWS. Mt. Carmcfi, Jan. 4.—Chrlstmn.s baa passed and the X-tw Year is here and we hope that this New Year will bring us much succes and happi ness. ■ . Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Yarley, of Hapmton spent Christmas with Mrs. Yarley's mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Linder. They were * accompanied home by Miss Addie Linder. Misses Minnie Carter and Martha Mary Kee spent the week end with Misa Annie Bryant of Waltcrboro; Ira Remley of Savannah Is visit ing his uncle, P. K. Remley. Dwight Fogle of Givhatj* epent x few dajr 3 with Irving Fbgartie, Jr. Miss Maggie Beach entertaineu a few' of her friends New Ycar^ r.ighgt at a birthday part;,*. D. II. Seiglcr spent last yeek in our neighgborhood. Ho was ac companied home by Misses Eliza Beach and Careane Padgett! A. B. and A. J. Padget spent Xmas with Mr. Milligan Padgett of Jack- sonboro. , We are glad to report that HttK* Mis* Henls Robertson is convalesent after an Attack of pneumonia. Also little Maggie Ruth Padgett, who has been very s*ick with bilious fever. Mr*. A." V. Sykes is spending some time with relitavcs in Pem- brooke, Ga. Curtia Crosby of Bells spent Sat urday and Sunday with relative, here. - J. A. HUNTER 18 DEAD. Well Known Bamberg Man Passe* ' Away in Baltimore. Bamberg, Jan. 2. 1 —‘News -was re- eived here this morning of the death of J. A. Hunter at Baltimore. Mr. Huntier became sick only a short While ago, and while his cordition had been serious for several days, his death comes aa a distinct shock to his many friends throughout the county. '' He was carried to a hospital at Baltimore Thursday and died soon after reaching there. IF CONSTIPATED OR BILLIOUS “CASOARETS To-night! Clean your bowels and stop headache, colds, sour stomach. Get a 10-cent box. Take a Cascaret tonight to cleanse your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, 'nd you will surely feed great by morning. Yod men and women _ - - , * ho liav e headache, costed tongue For several terms Mr. Hunter had n bad cold, are bilious, nervous up- been a nfemher ot tbe legislature, an I set, bothened with a sick, gassy di- Sn the recent primary he received s ordered stomach, or have backach" very fiattei lug vote for lleutenan. ' nnd feel all worn out \re vo j governor. He was educated at Far- keeping your bowels clean with Cas -r - ^ . &■ i ■ llilhmsms* and (’onst(|Mitton Cuivd If you* ire ever troubled with biliousness or. constipation you will be interested'in .the statement of R F. Erwin, Peru, Ind. "A year ago last winter I had an attack of Indl. gestion followed by biliousness and constlp^iion. Seeing Charhberlaln’s Tablet* so highly recommended. I bought -a bottle of them and they helped roe right away.” For sale by all, dealers. ^ \ f *1 . man university and for severjfl yean: was the head of a school in Georgi,\ For the past seven or eighg4 years he* had been engaged In the hardware business at Bamberg. He ’ Was a member of the Baptist church and is a son of ex-sheriff Hunter. A fe^ months ago he married a daughter of Wm. I. Jones of Baldoc. She sur vives him. / How’s This? ,We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by HaTl’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY A CO., To^do, O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and believe him perfectly honorable ("rcfee or merely fgning a pasiige- i'y every few days with salts, cath- 'art'o pill:; or castor oil? Cases rets Immediately cleanse end* ' ?,, l p ‘t e stomach, remove th"* ' our , undigested and ".fermenting f*cd and foul gases; take the ex cess bile from 4 the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bowels. Remember, a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning, a lh-cent box from your druggist means healthy bowel actioh; a clear head and cheerfulness for months. ':.’t forget th« children. Dangers of * C’oM. Do you know that of all the mi. .. , r s'lnientg colds are by far th 0 l ancially able to rnrr, 1 out v oi.:!/ most dangerous? It is , 10 t tK gattons made by his Ann. colds themselves that you need • > NATIONAL BANK of COMMERCE, f^ ar • but the •eHoua disease that - - urei* ta ’olcdo, O. Hall s ( atarrh CuT^o t* taken in terna UyJ . acting, directly upon the blood and mucus‘(surfaces of the PHc« m -x ^Dmonials .'sent free. Pfr b0,t '' 8old ^ t '» mll >- •’'ll' 'or con. !.„!£ *° often le * d fo * For that fgason every cold should be gotten rtd of with the least/poaaible de-.t rh.t^ 0n ? P « , * h thl * you trill find eio! W in # C6u * h Remedy of •Tf* 1 h f t , l > to you. It loosen*, a eVe J ,he lun «* atd» «P^* hroi V 1 !? e;, a b »«» Die system n* . off tbe C0,<J * For aa’.r iv PH dealers.