The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 21, 1915, Image 3
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.WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. 1915
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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PAGE THREE
Women’s Club Department
Ktlileil hy >!»•<*. 4o-s. \V. Liu us.
y
Tbit full amount of tbv Home
Kconomicp at Winihrnp ColU will
of tl o Youth'it i'uin|>utii')n> spoke #(
:li*- muklnjc of plaj5ro.1t'14. Mi.is
Joubtloss, be of intt-ri t*)- thi'" i* r 1 , :iTin< * ^'' a oi?( i; •« <1 surir.j (n-}
* women of our rounty: , 1 ilitlons and economics in Soutli^i 1-
(mpr>|«si<in Winlbroji l|oivh\ !'eo- I rolma. Nliss Caroline I>o
•.»' nornics <Vmieri'Hee
‘ probal'Iy ro lucre interested tor 1 -
pany' ba* 5 pvrr visited Winthrop t cl-j
lepe than the «i\iy Hn'.» woe;* tt who
jrrttbereU there last imk for' the
abort eourap In home <•< onntnii s mi
der 'MKs Fraysef’s <i»r« rtioji. rrotn
the arriiaf on Monday Until the »>-•; Kfi^eli. co-opt
pnrtin? Saturday no time was lost/
BolrR Cuiekly an<l stciuiily from one
nlaee of interest to another., learnim:
better ways of doinc it»e simple du
ties at every day life It was a per
fect merry-Ro-round of profitable
plMrsdtif 1 .'and everyone w:*s impress
ed with the simple devices for sav
ins time and l ibor pr.«t tuoney. Of
course, “it'w easy et.or'fli if \ou jii--?
know how.” And, the “how" was
presented in such a wax : t(( mnkt
seme of the udeery of housektH'p-
inp seem more ,like play i; ;.a worlv.
There’ were demonstrations in
canninp fruits and v» to 1 Ud •. I re; 1
tnakinp, milk'add , ogp- eoolcery,
construction and use of fireb
cooker ahd iceless
tip' Martha Merry St hoot at iloai .
ti,. presented many athnn*apts tf
industrial traininx in the home, nml
hook ~~T~-
Miss Frayscr diacusaed .the ca»■>
of-children an»l the development of
1 ’!te. ftonte. resptu tiv. v-. .Mi>
atlon b« iveeii
lily and rural communities;
Mary Mcdowatti t'r< ad ipa^in
I’rof. Whitfjeld, ftartlen nests; .Mr.
Kitnball, jaiuitry, M’'..^Mrooke, tU>
home dairy: Miss Hiciiardson. weav-
ire as a home industry. Mr. tlar-
• etson,'r.'.anunl training. Miss Py.ttfi
tiii'njnp; Miss Maysor. hyuiene;
M t'.irroH. hoin- decoration:
Mi*, reading mut’.er in •
homer
Ins addition to the e, all enjoy'd
t! course of leiturt's on bird life
and nature studV' 1 > ’ lir. ,K 1 1 gene
Ltl-
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
Suffered Everything Until Re
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- -
ble Compound*
Florence, So. Dakota.—“I used to be 1
very sick every month with bearing
down pains and
backache, and had
headache a good
deal of the time and
very little appetite. I
The pains were so ■
bad that I used to
sit right down on the
floor and cry, be-
Furman Fitting school
’A preparatory seJioolforl*oTsand yeun*men. Utilizes the magnificept build-
imrs. and opupinent of Furmau 1 inversiK. t»tl'cr» to a limited numl*>r
Greenville.
South Carouna.
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Of StlKlents special training and. strong preparation fur College '.Uirk and lor
bts. A full fu.ir >( nr tiieli wliool < <.ui-f, siiiall cli».-w«. rlcse |x rM>n»l
-sitentlon »id) iiiviructU'U. faflucix c mill diMipiiuu cuuducivs K> uutuly
OLiristi.m < iinritt a-rauit woritiy asi-iiNiami. /,
Athlttt * wrounde, «ittt uo at • ••Lbo ,ket h?»n. tmH«.t4*nfils,b.w*fMl? # “
f^ry ^ #l ( 4aVA |( < | j ut>»»« «t tU* a*Mnt. rruilfni Mixirnt
, . tnwlwmitt4aiIIu«*im * H rrH'or-l« w«’* 1 nm* «^ n.wdvraiei;
’ " k*»i ImmMnuoiy i luimateti rnta!< c. k*\ n« «■
M*jrt ht ^ina L. W. COUHTNtY. M. A., RtWnultr.
ilRV-^PBm ' ’ Ar-'C mtnr. r. >»<3. OrMiivUI*. amrth CotMm.
ll
l F
mml
Swepc. field :*p<U!t o* th« Ohio
‘ubon Society and eilfutr 'of the
'’itlue Hird.” and h- x'liftf>n llotlKe;
tireless r^- lln*- MassaclItiKetf Audobon So-
refriK-Tator ' ‘ i!nrt antlior of “Naturr Study
♦table servinp. Inund ry .methods,
home niirsittp. t-" tc ami economy in
dress, value of play. etc.
President Johnson ninde-a splon-
'•’d address on “The Present Status
of the Home:" Mrs;"J, . W. Allen,
president of the South Carolina Fed
eration of Women's Clubs, pictured
her synoninious with the Meal, wom
an: Mrs. \Y ' X. Hu'tt, of the Pro-
croksive Farmer. Uale'ch. N.
brought 0 message to the women of
rural communities and explained
how to organize and maintain wom-
•en'sVlubs: Mrs. Nellie Peters Hlack.
of Atlanta, president of the Women’s
Conference of the (south made
splendid talk on the financial man
agement of the Home. Mrs. Fred
eric Schoff, of Philadelphia, presi
dent of the National Congreaa of
Mother* and chief of the bureau of
.home education, discussed the se
rial problems of home and school.
Mr. Dunbar Foster, associate editor
»nd Life
w * y •
Those who Aisit. .i Wintb.fop for
the first time were . ini pres ad .\lt'i
the iiKignifiiance 'of' the college
plant Visits to the laundry. • lib
rary; kifehen. training school, prac
tice home, the playgrounds, college
farrii and poultry farm wen ex
tremely interesting.
The social side : not neglected.
Everything possible v-as done for
pleasure of the. guests. ’The Y M
1. *>. gave, ii beautiful m-eption on
Tuesday evening in lionur of the
\isttors, to which, the faculty was
invited.- Rock HiH’:, Chamber of
t’otnmerce complimented the visitors
.also with ki (ielightful autoniohile
ri<ie and firmly convinced them that
"Rock Hill is a good town.” All
>ere charmed with Winthrop’a ho»-
plfality and went away feeling that
they would be not only better house
keepers hut better home makers..
Elizabeth Dominlek* /
cause it hurt me so |
and I.could not do
any work at those
times. An old wo- f"
man advis.d me to try Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Comjiound and I^jot a
bottle. I feit better the next month so
1 took threef more bottles of It and got
well so I could work all the time. 1
hope every woman who suffers like I did
vsill try Lydia F„ Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound.*”—Mra..P.W. Ijcnseng, Box
S, Allyn, Wash.
MTiy will women continue to suffer day
in and day out or drag out a sickly, half
hearted existence, missing three-fourths
of the joy of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years it has boon the stand-
erd remedy for female ills, and has re
stored the health of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such ail
ments as displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (coni*
dentlali Lynn, Maas. Year letter will
bo opened, read and answered by A
wpmaa and held in itrict confidence.
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Greenvilie
Womans College
Greenville, S. C.
. Afford* complete advantages for
a broad, librr.%1 education. Train*
its ;tuueR?» for lives.of fullest
efficiency ahd responsibility.
Lfpipment, faculty, courses of
stuoy, <ind cultur:,] .n.iuences are
entirely in harmony -a iia present-
day :^<]uiremcnts.
in
‘i .mini' tratlou, Iri - .
••ry *• iiitit!/s.e-iu >•
i mmlern line*, t r
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I i .tui.t ni < m.i v I*mini^ tt. A.,
.P. I >1 M. -A. fly^ref . J lt<-r»tttie.
I .. ,ci'S. selfm-eX. Pr.u ti* I iru
Oi •! i I’-IJIC.'-IU'X'tfOCV. Bmu-u C*sr»r,
I- - ■>! ,'tuarpluUik.
' )■ -u -ush ciurse, )t HtjUng u> f1if>l«>-
li ii ( o*wn'.l*i, tl Mwui ilet fine ills
Art; Lipreni**. Pkviic.lCskSrc. Zi*S,r|»r
tea. Nw ni.1 Trauuaf Csan*.
It. i* InMltiitlon situ* to, airnrit the
i.e-ieflSCHtitinst SflrUitUgf-sotnaipstiie
I.: It Uitiiiimuil cost. F*rC*nl*ssc ,44rru
UAVIU M. RAMSAY. D. Ik. Prea.-
Greeavllle, S. C.
thxbaiixtjjbbtoo
mkihc\i. t tti i.ct.A: of Tin: stati: of soi th faiuh.ina.
< >uirl«-stuu/'s. V,
' —SoluMil^uf V|pt|i< iu«* uml AMinnimt y—
OmikhI uiM (untrulltNl by tic Mate.
Finr* now
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inunodiiitely
Highly- ever.th s-^^Mon’ g; y
<)f tobf-r ’l. luir. ^ i ntis June 1. l'<ltj.
t lirtM'-siory hufldlng
opposite Roper llospl
lal. Laboratories of s'hemisJ'y.
Rai|erlology.„ Anatomy* Physiology.
Clinical Pathology, . Pharmat ol«g>.
and. Pharmacy, provided v. i-th nev.
modern et|uipment.
The Roper hospital, one of the
largest and -best equipped hospitals
a .
in tli»* South contain- 21S beilu, am^
with an extensive out-patient sir
vice, offers uusupfias'i d clini. al
advantages.
Practical work in di pensary for
,»harmaoe.utical students.
Two years gratltiiijed service in
Roper hospital with six appoint
ments each year.
Department 0 f Physiology anil
Embryology in affiliation with the
Charleston Museum.
Ten full-time teachers in labora
tory branches.
“For Catalogue address;
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COLLEGE PUILDIN6
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Charleston, S. C.
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* COOSAWHATCHIE *
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ICoosawhatchlo, July 17.—-The
crops in this section are improving
•but are not nearly so good as they
should he. There is more corn and
less cotton planted this year than
last.
The brick store belonging ,to R.
T, W. Roberts anti Son. which was
burned June ffth fs being rebuilt
and will be ready for use in'a week
or ten Hays. .*'Mr. J. J. Knapp of
Fairfax. SNQ.-. Is the contractor an'l
is doing a grtqd job. All the dress
ed lumber in fhe building was
bought from the Walterboro Lumber
Comp any. Mr. Knapp says it is th"
best lot of dressed lumber he ever
saw. Mr. Roberts is a former Col-
letonian anil believes tbere' .is ’ no
better 'lumber produced anywhere
than In his native county.
The case against Jas. F. Jackson,vj n town Sunday
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* PENIEL. *
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Walterlioro, Route 5, July 13.—•
The protracted meeting at Great
Swamp church, which began last
Saturday is progressing nicely. Rev.
Curtis is doing all tire preaching.
He was unable to secure the ser
vices of an assistant. Mr. Curtis has
a filled house every evening..
Misses Bertha and Georgia Smith,
formerly of Penief. but now of Cbar-
lenton are spending their 'vacation
at Peniel. as the guest, of their
'ather. Ell Smith.
Mrs. J.. .R. Mixson. who has been'
spending somtvffme with her daugh
ter Mrs Tuten of Hamp:on, has re
turned home.
W. J. O’tluin, Sr.. Itns accepted
the position as marsbai on Satur
days at Hendersonville v
P. L. Rootle, had business in Sa
vannah, Monday.
Wm. Baggett, of Black Creek, was
COTTAGEVILLE.
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Cottageviile, July
lit
who Is accused of’ burning the
store, has been* continued until thi?
first Monday in December, Judge
Moore has agreed to release him on
•i $2,00 bond, but up to this time
ke has failed to secure it. He is in
the Beaufort jail. The negro. Tohn
Pringle, who was also connected
with the burning Is In the Hampton
Jail.. ' .
A COVCIH
THAT
KKMKDY
MEYER
It’s prepared from the healing
Pine, Balsam. Tar anti Hohev—-ail
mixed In a pleasant, soothing Cough
Syrup called Dr Heirs Pine-Tar-
Honey. Thousands have benefited
by its use. no need of your enduring
that annoying cough er risking a
danfiprnus Cold. Ge to yolir deal
er, ask for a 2"c original bottle Dr.
Dell’s ^Ine-Tar-tlquey. start usinu
at once attd get rid of your Cough
and Cold.
1
, ir;
m 1 DEEP
MEECDl
Anti Sore Lungs Were Overt
• come by Vine!—Mr. Hii*-'
man’s Statement of Facts •
Follows:
Camden, N. J.—“I had a deepseate ! ' •
cough, a run-down system and my longs | l<,r,s
wore awfuljy weak and sore. ae i *• #
electrician by occupation and my < <>u/ : * -
kept me awake nights sgJ thought at
times I would have to give up. 1 ttieu
everything everybody suggested &n 1
had taken so much medicine 1 was dis-
“One evening I read about Vinol and
decided to give it a trial. Soon 1 noticed
, ap, improvement. I kept on taking it
and today I am a well man. The sore
ness is all gone from my lungs, I do not
have any cough am! have gained fifteen
pounds in weight ani d urn telHrg mv
iriends that Vinol did it- ’ FkaNK
Hillman, Camden, N> .L /
It is the curative, t>*'—>*huii';ir.g in
fluence of cods’ liverybL)! ;hy t r.e 'nk»od-
making, strength ewatiog projx rties of
tonic iron, contain* J in Vinol thnt made
if so successful rn, ?.!r. Hi! man' case-
We ask eyery/person in thi- vicinity
suffering from weak .lurtgs chronic
coughs, or a rm-down coni'.ti >n ef the
system to try a^bntth* of N'inol on our
guaranLn* to return your money it »t
tyhelp you.
Foe Sab* by *
.iwti\ m. km:ihi
WalieiUoco. S.
' The Great Swamp church was de
lighted to have G. A. Blocker of
Black G^eek, to assist, in the singing
Sunday. '
G. Vf\ and Mrs. Sweat of Hon,-
ilersonville, waa in town Sunday.
fir*. E. W. Gatch. who has bt'en
very ill for severiH weeks, doesn’t
seem to Improve at all. all of which
Is regretted.
Miss Ollle Bolen, the charming
RE- telce of Mrs. H. M. Trowell. of
'iBamberg. Is spending %cr vacation
'here at Peniel. Miss Bolen is tits,
oldest and only daughter of. Rev
Bunion Bolen of Bamberg. She
will spend two weeks here.
J. J. Trowell spent the week-end
"fth friends at Smoaks, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Susan. Varnj’do. fs visiting
j her daughter. Mrs \V*. S. llelltims.
l*of Savannah. Mrs. Vamado will
! spend probablv a month yi the Hty.
I Mrs. W .1 tiTj'iin ;;;u!. son.
,1 oii'M-. V.r -'not ir Sdyannab. M-*.
11 1 i 1 :n . a'.l* <i to th* 1 bedside
j of- her inpth* r. rs. fl. W, Wright.
\ p-rty of yrijirur people^who ron-
1S~R^V. and
Mr». Ingram and little son, Russell,
motored to Estlll In their new Ford
car, While there they visited their
daughter. Mrs. GIftn. They return
ed home Saturday.
Iliss Glyile Sanders; who 'ha4
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
Ackerman, has returned home. *
'Charle* (Touch of Charleston,* af
ter spedlng the week-end with Clyde
Ackerman has returned home.
Mjs. W. K. Willis and sister Miss
Black of < Tennessee, spent a very
pleasant week on rfulllvai^s Island.
Miss Lucia Sauls, an jftracthe
young lady of Meggetts, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Henry Perfy.
Misses Winona Ackerman and!*
Esther Brownlee “ spent last week
with relatives at Rldgeville.
Mrs.. J. D, Ackerman, Jr., enter
tained the missionary society at h<*r
home Tuesday afternoon at '
o’t lock. Refreshments were served
J>y Misses Winnie abd Bernie Atk-
•rman.
Mias Pearl Sandifer is visitng rel
atives in town.
•oe Reeves has purchased a Ford
roadster.
UBBE*
Roofing**
CHAKLE8TO!f t 8»C
V ' ’ 1 -
To Drive Out Maliria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE S
TASTELESS chill TUNIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
? uunne and Iron in a tasteless form.
he Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 ceuts
The University of South Carolina'
1BW1—NWI5 ' * Columbia. South Carolina
T.be University offers eouree* leading to the following degrees:
1.' School of Arts and Science, A. R. and B. S.
*2. School of Education; A. B.
3. Graduate School, A. M. V \' ;
4. School of Engineering, C. E.
6. School ef Law, LL. U. . 1
For studenta of Education, l^iw. Engineering and those pur
suing higher graduate work, the University offer* exceptional ad
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Graduates o* Sou^h Carolir-t (*oll» ccs receive fr**' tuition in
all coursee exte'pt iu the School (*f Law. N’<‘Xt se«sl: n begins
Sept. 21. lJt!5. ; . *
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t'-'UUin-' tiie
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AGKD WDMAN NEEDS HEM*
/ / . S
NEAR DEATH
BY '
Bat Hasband, With Aid of Cardni,
Effects Her DeliTerance*
/ ; ' ”
Draper, N €.—Mrs. Helen Dalton, ol
this place, says: "I suttcrcd tor years
with pains In my left side, and would
often almost smother to death;. ,.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but thep 1 w Juki eel wtirse apain. Fyidl-
ty, my husband decided he wanted me-to
try jCardut, the woman's tonic, so htKThrro
bohfiht me a bottle and f beiran usin^ it, x- I' <
If did me more pood than all the mod:- There r
cines I had taken. / / /N \f:»ii'
! have induced many oi my ffier.dt X '
try Cardui, and they 'all sdy they h.iy?
been benetVfed by its ti c. There iiev r
lias been, and never will be, a meoiem.’ yon
toeompare with Cardui. I believe iti%\Dut in*' bn
a '.'pod medicine for all womanly' trou-'
b:c;r."
I or over 50 years. Cardui has been re-
iievinj; wornas's SLtfenn*s and building
weak women ujMo health and strength.
Ii you are a woman, give it a fair trial,
tt should surely help you, as it has a.
million others. \ , ‘'I
Get a bottle of Cardui to-day.
done
But he wittf a chuckle, replied
Thnt "inayb ii coultln’t.*’ but ha
would lx* one
Who wouldn't say so till he tried
So he buckled right in, with a (rate
of a grin;
On hi* fac. If lie worried, he hid
R.
He started to sing atf-'he tackled the
thing
Tha» couldn't be done-- and jin-
did it. ;■
•Vi'iebody scoffed: "Ob. you’ll nev
er do that*;
At least no one lias evejr done i*."
But he too!' off iiis ioat'’^nd he took
off hi* hat,
And the first tiling we know he’d
beg - ,in it.
With ft lif, u! hi ain and a/flit of
a grin,
Witho-H ' te». doulti’iR/hf ((uit 1*
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WOFFORD COLLEGE
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SPARTANBURG, S. (’.
A ciirisfian (’ollego .w ith high standards, and id mils: Well etutip-
pe'd laboratories asd library. Strong Facu'.t> and full entires.-.
NX xJ ses.-lou begin i September IJth. —Write for catalogue.
HENRY X. SNYIlFK. Prtsid.nt, .*
WOFFORD (OLLEGE FITTING SC HOOL.
r »A high grade preparatory talibid lor boy*. Individual atten- •
tfou. Careful moral training. JlKa.'*" pays all expenses. Next
* . O v . ' . ’ *
session September lu.
For cgtr.logut atldr* st „ \
HEADMASTER v -
SPAHTAMU IKl /- - • SOUTH ( AKol.lNA
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BLACKSTONE COLLEGE fUR GIRLS, Blackstone,Vc
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Established 18*1
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He 'started t
thing
* That roi’Mu’t,
did M-. /
tackled fh>
a.
fMeulty of SS: 437 KtndrnlVfrom SO
States. Atvredlu-d by Virginia stale
Hoard of lAlutnUon. lliindrt
uatc* now teaebing. $U>n pu
n Acinlcmio Dc|>urtme
lege Depurtiuciii.
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done, but t>e
The Leading Training School for Girls in Virginia
iVUere ran pwreafai /lad w rolleur with a* fine ■ r*.-«»r4t. wit* •■rrtr.
■gtuia !MiMC
:'ds of snid-j
. mts charges
■cut; $200 lu Cut*!
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m Virginia L
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mawarmnit
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wiutlrrata rf»«tf fur eatniocac a-U apsiUvaaoa-blanli
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propfieev |
prop:
.Ijr:
s yarnett Price, Old ant!
Helpless, In Dire Need
j
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w ith *U» r *on. W S.
Peeph - neighborhood.
iiili tj)
'.who live*
Price, tt: Hie
js 1> ili,: •iod'i
less, and in deed of help. She k* r ':
years of age. ant! has been ck V.»r
several yi-ah. Two yetr.-t ago she
becarm' totally Idintl. und y ''A (1
fii* lielplf .- -. Her bom.- i. Vi!!*
son. who i* ' years of ;ig/. '<:m1 t' t
■iff “is. ;!'m>* i-lfttOFt ’ ' •l*
Brice Is * m ' ■ roi •• “
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t!.' uiii'tl t ce tli + ' c'l'i.'tnai •(>
tome 4o fltelt/ald there* v.ijl .,«» r-n!
suffering ,'kt/t b!/ bn nib !•/ htjov ...Ur.
Price waM/frv, W ilt* rbord Mnnday.ro
limiting funds' and imt wit'll a tol
.uvrfr/*• Chattanootra Madictna Co., Lad-**'
Adosory D*ct. Chac^ot oga. Ter.rv, for Sf* ui
inttTwtimt on rour cav* and 64 pact book,' Horra
Traaunac*. lot Woman.'' in paw taraspar. N C. 1 Ut
EATS UP
’TED ACHING MITSCLES RU
MEN ED * .
Hard work. over-exert1nn. jnean
stiff, von' muscles. Sloan's liniment
lightly applied, a little quiet’, and
youix soreness disappears like mag
ic. “Nothing ever helped like yoqv
Sloan’s Liniment. I can never the? T
you enough.” writes one grateful
user. Stops suffering, aches• and
pains. An excellent counf.'rsrr/
brd.V AUGHrugl ts. -■, <;/ . Fiv. or »x dooba mil break any caao,
liottje today. • Penetrates v'l. at
rubbings ' y ■- '
nigltf. No bad, mui.-eMlng taste;
»nu l>el<sj)i:ig gns. Go r.ght fo boff.
Wake up in the morning, \njoy a
free, easy bowel movement, and le.e|
*lne all day. Dr. Klftg's New lute
Pills are sold by all drnggist*. Hi.
an original -package, for 25*'. Get
a bottle “today enjtn ’ this easy,
pleasant laxative. V
addrrsa UfttU. I*. ADAMS, .Secretary, llU«k»tonC, Ya.
hoIND TRIP
*1 l.io HICIIMOND -V \.
/ , . * fc
q , ' * /. c .r
Th- Mi’t.tiHcCoast l.int* attnoutir^
> ■ tn? alHityf <;,< ursitiq f.m- troui
W:tRt ihorn on* atioii.ii! tu', t!)? 1 Kx
position rflnd I'd hr: t.ui In > "in
nter.ittoii of the Fi'lli tmevds irv
of Hie- ILmuni tpatlo'n of <! *' N> : i .
itcli opens Jnlv f>th .nd < li, -
l.aly 27 i h. 0 Pi oiitu ' imt; te r. 11/
will apply from :t r i points on /ho
vtlantK* CoaKt Line and nre bpen
lie pvblie. Tici;els yvill t»e obj
11 trains on July 7, 12. M
P. 21 i hd 24. limited returolng
•adi original starting pnn:
B;ht of- the seventh
(7th) day following date of «a1e.
Scht'duh’s and further informgfIon,
call op T. M Y;UlLi:i\.Ticket Agt .
vValterhoro. 5. C.
W. J. Craig. Patm.-Traf. Mgr.. T. C
White, Gen. Pa:* Aft . Wi
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Lye
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water ut i prior <o nil
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FILTH 'tAKI.S FI-*.s. » n
OUT-UuL-sES ALL tLx t
Make Your Out-Housa Sanitary
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Btwt DiiHTtuiea Reined*.
erahiy v hearty n sport sty jj*
hat ho needs a-lnidsj yverv*b"
that cifts of f.bod. /MX’Ci.iilv
>’•• t^i. nigfiiljy rtwivt
-otrie thing.ntidirKinng
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Malaria or Chilis & Fever
Pretcriptioa No. MS . v
lor MALARIA « CHILLS 4 FEVER. J,,
if Ukco then m • tonic the Fever will not
return. It acta on the liver better tbeo /
Calomel end doe# not firipe or «ckea. 25c
ha
aVe ever used Chamber
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and
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and iini»i'»rat<Ic, pxrticulerly.ia sn.n^i' f. Th->
nr*- atiM the plwd for fl.^S arij other
xcriiua, Flic* curry dtscase germs tlir-tfc*, fri'tu
•tirlj jii-ios* to the bahv’t milk, the m-»t*, .
im-t.in ! vt*itrt*ini*«. p'e*ami otberfonjUtutP. Typh' id
" tr\er it invar;i*r>Iy.tra(i4initt<'d Iri^iu g*rm» t?
orifiaatct] iff out-hou**** *ii4< rneh brt edin*
pl*< •-■, and these tt-.rin* uists.-t.*! y .c*rri- 4
to tiie bnu«? and kitchen ty flit* ihxt Like
an air route., ' ' .
RED DIX1L LTD. plenU , u , 'v •prtn'eltd u»
irtee rr**y tra orthrrr tin v«. it C» it up f 1 !*
fiijiKtlip kn p stu lt'ptaet* sandary, an<l
u ips\ut the /» liferout Jty.
TIip cH«t t* tnfliig. wh It* tv.rb. wsfitV ca*^
not Ihj iri-tl Ml dolUrs un ! n v*- 4 - ’
Uae ' Red H’'.vd Lye . f-r 1|. »„ IsspmeiBt
purptiee, y si will tw » >> t *
a tualVy cal•« u/jIu* l.Ufi lc> ' ' • ad
get’ rid of tho li.N,, U**■ i #i
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Invigorating to the Pale ar,4 Si;kl>
/ The Old Ruu*<J»r.1 feber* 1 strdtcuthinlng lontr.
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CkOVH S TA -TI'.l.l
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>ri. Attitvton,
■nil 'f^AU
dot
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c-n for fhamttrrlain's < (X"*.
i ;ind- Di. rriioea Romed
eie -ibly have !(\*(1 buf
t l«.nger>bu| ’hank to ti
1 am t «> : whll and V* m
P • 4U (1* ufer*
RED DEVIL LYE
Is Death to the Fly
nut r * Na nn.i soi
to iprinkic. w i itc n-r 1)'
WH. S«6iiCLD HPG. CO„ Sl Louia. He.
1 j!c. r ■*<!, rendy
klet “ l*KL vEItT.h'