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A ♦ * /Wednesday, January 26, 1916. / THE PE ESS AND STANDARD PAGE SEVEN bills introduced ey delegation a Few Moasnres Prop-wed hjr Colic- . 1? • toa’M l-aw-Makers (a the Gen eral Assnihiy. NO INDIGESTION. GAS, OR STOMACH MISERY ' IN rlYE MINUTED MISS CORA CONNOR M " WRITES OP WORK HKABD WRITKS OF FERTILIZKU The f tandard materials that hftve Hi- F^th I. VUtmOtt .1.1 *■ ' both scarce ^,and hi|fh .n price. iiar.y substitute^ are Vaig presseJ lle+dtjiH ol Work the Conn- ty i> Kmliarkia^ Vpoa. The following are some of tl^e ' bftfs introduced into the v legislature Ifr Colleton's law-makers: Mr. Vam—To prohib.t the buying qr selling of patients by physicians nr surgeons or other persons and to define what shall constitute the buy ing or selling of patients, and to ffx the punishment for violation of this J4 ‘ Mr. Yarn—To regulate th£ custo dy and penalty of persons accused $f crime. Mr. Padgett—To provide for per sons charged with crime to labor upon the 'public tiighwarys and to fix compensation* for such labor. *• Messrs. Padgett and Beaty—7° amend section 717. volume 2. 1012. •elating to closed seasons for game, h'rds and animals in so far as the same relates to the counties of Col leton Pnd Kershaw. '/ Mr. Padgett—A joint resolution to require and authorize the hoard pf chartitles artd corrections to investi- rate nnnuaUy all free scolarships in State institutions and make report to the legislature. Smith Wants Women to Vote. . . In a debate on woman's suffrage *n the House last week, the follow er is a report of what Mr. Smith had to say: t “D. L. Smith spoke in favor of the bill. He called attention to the pa tience of women-: he. too. expressed the unfairness of ta$atidh without representation. He said that nt^r gepemPv cr-st^e-ed . wor ,rt n to be ->tt,rr than themselves.j ‘Why. they, . denv them the batlnt? ’A^ wo- te* be : nc r. human hp’ne. : .r enMtie.t tr ^fiual ric'tfs wit’’ m-n. If vod wr"'<' reverse the rondiC^’ - -r- chow •■'trnw*7 •ebi' > : * “Mr. SnMtii mVJ.'* !v .?-'- ?nen‘ *- S'jid, cn ?h/* «—T’n(} of ro-;iJ - .r..ot cn pn ahgvvment cf reform.*’ ‘Pape's Diap*. p.ln” For Soar. .Icbl ScStmach. Heart burr, t Dyspeiwia. on the market, some of which ace land plastc* and pUnspho-limei A nuniher of people believe Jhat those materials will liberate considerable The following is a quotation from quantities of potash from the insoiu- a Utter written to a friend in this bU supply already preseqt la the GIRLS! HAVE WAVY THICK, GLOSS HAIR FREE FROM DANDRHFF Save Hair! d- If r you Ir-tens h.’.U. ihrt llnubl'* Feu ?i in- ir Try Tills, care for heavy with beauty and is rad>am v.ith life; has an incoBinarahle so f t- recs r.nd fs fluffy and lustrous,* uye Barderine. • ' ' ' •iust one application doubles the h r.my of yogi- haji*. besides^ it ln»-, id^ Matelv dissolves every particle of dand ulT: vou cannot have nice. I envy, healthy hair it you have dandruff. This destructive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, Its Strength and its very life, hnd if not overcome it produce.: a feverishness find .tching of the ficalp: the hair loots fgjnish. loosen and die; then t! r hr.in falls out fast. if your hair has been neglected rnd is thin, faded-, dry, scragy or too oily, get a 25-cent bottle of Kncrvvl- ton’s Danderine at any dyug store or toilet counter; apply a little as di rected and ten minutes after you v!!! s^y this v^s the best investment yeti crjr made. We sincerely believe, regardless of everything else s«dvertised. that if veu desife soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of it—no dandruff—no ftching scalp and no more falling hr ir—you must use Knowlton's raederine. If eventually—why not now? ' Mr»*. Rena Walsh. Mrs. Rena Walsh died Sunday, Be.*. 19th. 19J5, at her home a few m lcfc from Kstill. Her remains were Interred at Hrs. Cree!; cemetery Tuesday whe~e she serx-ed us faith ful as a raembei for some time. She v.T.s 21 years old. * Mrs. Walsh wm Miss Pen- Fcn- {’er. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. r Fender. She leaves a husband, a • trie' infant,' father and mother and reveral sisters and brothers. Mrs. "’rish was married last .Christmas eve. 7h» remmunity sympathizes deep- ?■' '"1th the bereaved family and rilpfvea of the deceased who had r.ir.r.y frierds. i FOR RHEUMATISM As soon as an atfack of Rheuma- • sm Iv'^!ns apply Sloan’s .Liniment. Pon’t waste time and suffer unnec- exsery frgony. A few drops of Stenn's Liniment on the affeqted r-r*-. is all you need. The pain goef r.t once. , ~- \ grateful sufferer writes: “I mas -uSering for three weeks witn r’-roT’c Rheumatism and Stiff Neck, -'r’-oueh I tried many medicines, fall0^ and I was under the care r * e do<rfo-. Fortunately I heard of •"’rrr.’s Liniment ^-nd^ofter using it t*i•"e rr four day* am up and well. ' r"i emoioyed at the biggest depart- rtore in S. F. where thex- em- •*’'*•• ‘rom six to eight hundred hands, • ha - surely will hear all about L'r.iment.—H. B. Smith. San - . ^ ni._Jan 1915." At all druggists. " 0, rr x urr. e. o, x tt’ m „ tb“ *• ' n«l< f 'ai*rin fnctoi-s. nro snhst n nijs! eel*n , 'le. and energetic Their e*. tensive. w-nrebou«’ng facIHtles and •«eer*“nr «!ite*man o hir- sr« at ymfr rommsud. They are abundantly ^ble *o nroperlv finance any quantfty of cotton shipped them. ’ IsnX It to vonr lateregt to try them? Do It bow and be convinced, ^Titae it!.* In nve •, minuus all .touiach dist'rss mill go. No indi-' trestion. heartburn. sourness or >elching cf gas. aj-id. or eruc-tstions of undigested .food*, no dizziness, pleating, fcul^ breat'a or headache. -i'ape > 5 r C hi peps in s noted, fof ?ts jRl|,l in regulating upset storaech*^ !t is the surest, quickest and mo«t •eitain ■ indigestion remedy in the whole world, and hordes a Is h:r-in less. • > • . Millionz of men and women no*. •ai their favorite foods-without feir —they k'row Fape's Dlapep. in u ili uarx- them :rom. ary stomach L.iserx-. Pleare. for your sake, ge: a large fifty-cent ea?e of Pap*'’r Diapcpain .'{■cm ;.n:. drug' stove ac ! pu! ’ our tomach. right. Dcn’t ke«n on t>. .nu nlse *ab|e—life ; 3 too sbor^—you. re not here long, to make your stay tgreeaole. Hat v.-ha* you like and digest it; enjoy it. without dread of ebellion in the stomach. Pape's Dlap. i pr ; in brlcags In'’your tome anyway. Shcuid ene of the cmily e«t something which don’t Agree.with them, or .n case of an at- county by Miss-Cora L. tonnor, the, newly appointed county canning club agent for this county^ XI.ss Connor ssyf: “The broadness of this work h?.a a terdc ncy at times 'o make one realize her inability to accomplish all these things. • but , it is a field whp ein we are not only benefltted. 'but, where everyone with xvhem we. co?!fp in contact should receixcA soifio Ijen^fit. It is a work that will not roly benefit the young girls and v.omen ^of .this,gen-ration, but one that xvili benefit those that are to follow. I. too. congratulate Colle- •on in her determination to try to make our giria ' an<f l-oi's., young 'adies and ail housekeepers awaken, o the bettei; things of Ufo." Miss Como- is at -Winthrop Co!- *'cgc* v.ficre she is studying the latest :nd most up-co-date m'dhods of to mato culture, ahd she will come to "olleton to begin her work the ©aHe oart of next week. A great deal cf ‘Merest is being manifested in the work she expects to accomplish, and ’Ir^ady many girls have made up ‘hei- minds to join *her canning a* k indigestion, dyspepsia. 'clubs. She will hax-e her full. rit!s or stomach derang-ment at laytime cr during dhe night." it is tandy to give the quickest, surest re ef known. i'.i >'fi >'.t s>' MARRIAGES " •*» —v’ ■ v * Mvnsc-Kn.tfht m. 're:: th Green vooci Journal: An Interesting of th •• ecfc* vas-.he nvrrtagy of Mlv« \rtia Hyine an.' P.i. H-nry Vea! cn Knighton of Dublin. G? . a f the *>u?!' Main -ire-t Pay Mr: '‘-arc S'-*" » vr.:::g. Jnn. 1_*. . t rl • *VioCit.\. 7.}:- b '• ax'yiven it i;»fie ^,... n , f ., ii j.' Uv--. -.-nni: arried white roses. They wer. pre- ceeded to the alitr by the -maid of honor. Miss Maud.. .ViPe*. Mary land. who was ver* handvo.ne m a dainty tollef e of lax-etder •'f.epe d? chine and purple velv«•*■. ^nd .?«dd slippers. Her flowers were pink car nations^ The bride wore a hcconiirg going away suit^of ricH. brown Velv®! tr m mod with heaver fur and ali acires* soiies to match. Her *orsage bou- iuet was of vally lilies. T!v‘ K*s-f man wa.-- Mr S. V. c* n- of Du d:n. 7i. a*-| Mr .'ana ‘ :tu cf Tev- ir-. Ga . au l .Mr. iiar- '. ! Hvrr.c or it of fU l-.i i«i«; ctcd is usfc •'n:. ;1 :.. j • i! “ I.JHN M. KLEIN’S CNISCAI. OFFER , —. « SeiK Hr. Hr ward’-- Specific at Half- Price and ticmr.iriteci a t'urv* "It isn't often that 1 have faith enough *0 the medicine put up by other people to be willing to offer to •v.'und the mc.r.ey 'f f does' ' hot ure." -.aid John M Klefn to a Pre.x^ ’ud 5tsnda' l n;ane> lio dropped Into " 5 * t -0 ., * jiut I ::i cl?<l to # 8-ll lir iu.vcrd’s specific rO.: th ■ cure *tf *ip?.ficn and ’y-pcpsla’ on that basis, • ' • ’ . 'ffh* Hr Hcw>r.! Company, in or- r t.-» -ot "'i .:<k In'rodnctbry sn'e ■’’’! e-izes me •-} ,.:i their regular c n» bottl-i ■.» half-price, 25 r rr.* tud. although we have sold a to? of it. and have guaranteed every patkag^. not one has beon brought liacV unsatisfactory. "I ant still selling the specific .at half-piic©.aRhoueh I cannot tell Iio'.V ling I shajl h** able to do *ix). an I anyone who is subject to consti pation. sick headache, dizziness, liver trouble, indigestion or a general played-out condition, onght to-take advantage of ^thik chance. Youvcar •ell your readers that If they are pet satisfied wjth fTft' specific they can come right baclpxto my store and 1 will cheerfully refund their mone^.'' ■ nr • J d »l | 'Vi by ‘‘t » • - IV C- I- .- m.r,g:-;*n .v- .'. '* ••'-*, w ho ! '‘Tlji yninc.' i ozc •' via At KEAGE SOWN IN WHEAT ran v-1 «h- i c r'T'.yny . j*:en ,.by Fr^E. .?. ':_ul.!e r :r c-rcr-or.-- r.r. ! M: v’. Knig ton 1‘ft'r: hflO '• T of . e’l-ti:! r** •- ! -vi v'-c • ; j- I *.* !r.'v.!;,-rr »b'y will epr«i'-! soav i) :'ore r r Turrfng ti Du'il'n. C . he •? they will reside. •dr.;, ^vnichfon is a young- woman raar.v charming gxa cs and bis '-? • • fvier.ds. Dr. Knigiitqn Is t .ominen* dr::** st and is very pop-, •i. r v his home town a’nl thoi'oug- ‘■rrr- ip S uith ( iq^din.-i. Hut I. “ F<>r Scuth. - b . . ■ "ft,,*- V.'r hmgtpn, Jan. IS.-^-Rrt, s-iv.; j the report cf t'ic-United ♦ r»m:nt c? lgri< j’t ;re U, c” r?' s # »y.-n te wJatar wpe-it t'.t» s-i. Mr. 'FaLfcs Irur.riian. iiVJtu’ Southern Ra '.t.* Cotl.i any.'f.i’l: : epert i* inteivcMrg <*i tl* a it s’.ov s a continuing j •r>i! •tv v to diversified-agricitltur hi tlv <iuth. As cempareej v.:U» larv vva* he '*ta*c' or Vi'f»inia."?'-.»*t.i v. to "•av Gi'Oig.i’; !Centu:ky, Ti? tn< ■ la bans and Mississippi all . o -.c e.-. «d atecc so ”n to r.*sc:.t *t outh Carolina the a:vja is ti > .v:.; * *' c' „ Mist Bess e Hyrne. the bride ■' verv poprlar ia VYrlte boro '. r< j ’’ h r■ she •peat her girlliood days. ‘ nd her many friends here' will join ;: many, friends eij.p V here in wish t th- happy bride a smooth voy- on the matrimonial sea. j'-- TAKE IT IN TIME ?.• rn i T r. ' TI.cs? States as : w an e n'r ',.-• year of 141.ft<l0 •«ivrerl,»n 2.1>2„p*r c^rt, v.hilfj’the st-.tea om 1“ cf th- • in• >»io v u n r^.'e r a.-* of 4. 907.000 /icr**s, or er cr—f. Waile the rcreage V*> .v* ' n s'ender bani.x on which Ac hrs. - e^fatate o,' th; final ciei'd. »«. ?*.- •s * rales «t f• faro-ain" to «.i* : :’fh Indiaating a latg'r -Md h section at r» tjrie when sr.i-'te', l*-t»t*»d Stath- m i vb;' fill tea I t.» rdrnrj.-e.-tii . { • TO CURE CHILDREN S Ds :• ns icr~’: • f :y If *01 rjct'e* ♦ kidn— br- h*.c’r?, t r’rr.ry troubles rftea : illow. 1 isn’s K'«•’©*■ F’^f 5 , — —e *— j{ d--v < l a<be. and for other kidney ills. V'r.Iferboro cit'zena endo-se them. \7 A. Stewart, carpenter, Hamp- -•i St., V.'alterboro. says: “While • orking at my trade about a ybar g>. 1 had' a sever" attack of kidney •*“!ibf', brought on by lihing heavy •mber. I had a dull pain in my k •’’l the time and in t’je nio-n- nr ! wr.x so‘sore rod stiff that I M’d hnrd'v hen'* ox*er to pick up ••,?ooU. J had frequent headaches ■nd dark objects floated before my Th" k'dr.-'v .«ecretici-- ver® ‘ '*-cycn* 'i ij - •>-•1 c.vi^ed d-'>. ~ f ary f*>ye - /w ,*•«• Fej re*- { r t'y ~k^ (]*)'*• - ‘he o'ghf I «*e*' a fto- of Doan’* •'idnev Pills a? KU Vs ,Drug' Sto-e rV-. re’texed -* r"e. The-.* * •*’** k'dncvs in ac*v' *'" ' Keep child dry. clothe ernif - * table. evoi«* "rposure an-i yiv<- r<’ Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It is plens ant, soothing, antiseptic, > raise? phlegm and wrrduces inflammation The first dose ctr « »*^ii»-f, f '-•itin «d »-ea»Tji»nt ’••fth pioper care wf*’ avoid serious illness or a long co!! Don't delay treatment. Don’t 1°? vour child suffer. __Oet a bottle to day. Insist cn Dr. Bell's PJno-Ta - Hopey.-, J!5© at druggists. PFAKERM %T CONFERENCE r- MrColFnmr*, nrd , Pre^M •n? f 'umcll ‘<n ( hild Lib .r Pr.*gi-:ini . . .ic. -*• t ’t ail dopier^/ Don’t « *yn fhe —i- tha’» r v * « v^*,.r-M 'b;irn •M v e'r)/y HOW Tturu Itoid eyposur bt. Take Dr. It is prep: RE t OLDS - A foid right ery ure and dra<t£ Eat King's New Discov- prepared from Piqe Tar. ig balsams end mild lac-stives. . King’s New Discovery kills and v-cit »he cold germa «oothes the irritated throat and allays inflamma- ‘ion. It heals the mucn-is m-m- irane. Search as you will, yon can not find a better rough and void remedy. Its use over 45 years Is a rur.rantee of satisfactoin. •*" '-V' Jo-cph A. McCullough., rt 'treqr.x ille. President. Currell, of the 'nfvcrslty of South Uarollna. ami frs. A. C. Ligon, of Orangeburg, ’”ve Ven invit^Jl to speak at' th-* ' ifth .^ntiual Conference on Uhil I to be held in Asheville. S *• v 2-<*. The National Child L;*b<>r has. announced in ftp 7!m:na-y program that Judge Mt- i}“r has beep asked tq .speak Uehiuary .1. at 8:2«t p. m.. on the Prcgr^M of Child Lahr»r Reform in •‘n’l’h *olina.’’ President Currell will speak at the same session on ■Corupylsotjv Education and Child and Mrs. Ligon February *‘ 1 o:39 a. m.. cm ‘-The'effects r b ’d Lib^r on Woman's Clubs." LIVEN UP VOUR TORPID LIVER To keep your liver active use* Dr. King's New; Life Pills. Thev insure good digestion, relieve constipation, and tone up the whole .,aystem- k**'- vooT eve.dear and yo*ir sL'io a be*.t*hr- looking. Only 2’icl at your Druggist. - f ^ soil. ’ hax*e been rppiying land plas ter for years in the acid phosphate that has gone IntgUboth .hohie-mixc'd a,nd factory-mixed fertilizer-, tbere- fo 'e. we should export that most of the results to be derived from this material have already been accom plished. * 1'UT-nt lime may bo use! for ini- medi.ite results on rich land, but it should b? re me tn'ir red that' the in tro;.. »> In crop yield is at ?h-‘' expense of the plant, food, store.) up in' the soil. Ground phosphate rock tin he used to advantage on’y in combination wit!., animal manure, or gr.cn me nu such as is 'furnished by cover cro;i=. around pro-phafr rork will giv tood results.if sprinkled in tl;e stall- or manup* pit at The rate of 5.*or.i 50 to 25t' founds ptr ton of manure accumulated according to the amount of .manure you intend .tising to‘the acre'. Four to fix*e hun dred pounds per at re give sbest re sults. If you are growing cover erop^. it is best ar^lied' td the land the rover c~op is plruited. By do ing this ail of the phosphate that the cov^jr'clop takes up will be stor* ed in the soil in the reaily available organic form- when that crop ia turned unckr., ; • There are' three fertilizer nuter- al- of which Cdlleton county farm- etf <r.n niake good use. These ma terials are: nitrate of soda, acid Vi'o. p'iate and cottonseed meal. The prices ot these have advanced but not much « more . than hn- been the aclvance in the price of coitonseed. The rate of exchange of eed for m.e!il is better th-ir usual. Awl phosphate 'ia? a* 1 ancr-i rbout j- cent in price; 'nitra*.** of ah et 50 per cent, while e, .-c»n• ,1 h IvariCed -o; rt t han i i per (< nt o pr vi* 1 pci.' c. A t»' < <.;iu:i - •! ill piru h; : .50 >fr.os* nr nrtch f; :diner r * nsbdl, end t win b * t ?o .! pinn for In i•n ;l»e mo-- ' . ‘-’v* I for U o*V* I .-e* it H* . 5 -JF! tb'oug.'I »•: . yn a'i.-r-■* of I - ':'* r and to snorimv-nt • ;r.l.: Jst n ' : h as we feel able. J. J HEARD. , Demonstration Agent. 7fo/rn..,L~. -Boes Pain Interfere? ^ * There is a resiedy M Sloan’s S Liniment ' * Read thb x. -uclicitc J testimony— Not long r.£j my left knee be- cime lame and tore. It pained * inn many reftlcu nights. So »c- ricu* did it twcome that 1 was forced to consider giving op my work when I chanced to think cf Sloan’s Liniment. -Let me My— 1cm than one bottle fixed me np. (’Ll*. C. CampUil, Flort m«, 7L*. H BUS MIN : \ i • - .FOR I HE AD. THROAT CATARRHAI BR0NCHIA ch est IwHIMIxlMIMLI STOMACH-AND CONDITIONS I other AILMENTS NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT ALWAYS-READY-TO-TAKE. CATARRHAL CONDITIONS FREE FLOWER SEEDS Hastig* CafariogM Teb Ym I MM Then ‘ XoTlWtter whether you farm or only idgnt Vegetables or flowers In a small lot yon need Hastings 1916 Catalogue. • It Is fiUed (100 pnjjes), from rover to ' cover xviib useful farm und garden infor- i mation. '' . It tells of seeds of kind and quality that you can't byy from your merchant or druggist, seeds that cost tio more but give you real satisfaction und a real gar- I den. ^ » It Tells Ikiv.’ every customer cxn set ab- Sblutely free five packets of easily grown, yet showy and licnutiful Jloxvers. Hastings is both the best and largest seed Ira in tlte Soutb/the only f.nu that you should buy seeds from. When you TTaat-Hastlnrs Sccd^, yoff* meet “yood Gazdci LucL” more than' hr.!? rry. Writ- today for their big 1916 Catilcguc. It ii free. A postal card rc- quert r.*i!l bring it. H.C. 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