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> 1 • : a I \ ' ;, . W«d»e«tay,. February 21, 1917. THE PRESS AMD STANDARD PAGE THREE The Right Medicine in Many Cases Do« Better than the Surgeon’s Knife. Tribute to Lydia E."Pink- ham’s VegetaUe Compound. " ' Doe toe 8*id Operation or Death-But Medicine Cored. HU] Des Moines, Iowa.-“Mv husband says I would 1 bad it not been for I Pmkliani8 Vegetable Compound. 1 suf. M t^ ron . 1 , a serous female trouble and the doctors H said 1 could not live one year without an operation. My husband objected to the operation and had me try Lydia E. I’lnkham s Vegetable Compound. I soon commenced to get better and am now well and able to do my own housework. I can recom mend Lydia E. l*inkham’s Vegetable Compound to *uy woman as a wonderful health restorer.”—Mrs., BLAxenn Jeffeksos,703 Lyon St, Des Moines, Iowa. Another Operation Avoided. Richmond, Ind.—“For two years I was so sick and weak from female troubles that when going up stairs I had to go very slowly with my hands on the steps, then sit down at the Top to rest. The doctor said he thought I should have an operation, and my friends thought 1 would not live to move into our new house. My daughter asked me to try Lydia E. Finkham’s Vegetable Compound as she had taken it with good results. I did so, my weakness disapjieared, I gained in strength, moved into onr new home, do all kinds of garden work, and raised hundreds ot chickens and ducks. I cannot say enough in praise of Lydia E. I’inkham’s Vegetable Compound.”—Mrs. M. O. Johnston, Route D, Box 190, Richmond, Ind. Of course there are many serious cases that only a surgical operation will relieve. We freely acknowledge this, but the above letters, and many others like them, amply prove that many operation^ are recommended when medicine in many cases is all that is needed. If you want special advice write to Lydia K. Pinkham Medi cine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter w ill be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. / CetTfour Grocer’s Opinion ^ tofnr . OfcRcthrTaVW ’•••OUTCRStSOiS’U 4 oati t * * The Luzianne Guarantee: If, after iisin# the contents of a cjn, you are not satisfied in every respect, yovr gro cer will refund your money. He knows coffees—has mixed them and sold them for years. He knows Luzianne. Ask him what he thinks of it. Ask him what most of his customers think of it. Luzianne will stand or fall by this test. If the re- port is favorable, take home a can and try it yourself. Make up a pot, ac cording to directions. You have nothing to lose, for the guarantee assures your money back if you don’t like Luzianne. Buy a can today. Ask for profit-sharing catalog. ******** * ******* * . ■ . * * FOR SOl'THKRX liOODft . * ******** * ******* The Soulhern people are slowly waking up to the fact that because an article is made ! n some othe'* section of the country, this fact does not make it better than if it had been produced in our own Sou*'i. land. Until very recent years we have been devot'njj almost all of our attenfion to cottou raising, and us ing foot and manufactured roods from the North and West. We aie now begini'ing to realise how fooUsh wo have hten and *hat th I? hard ly anything that we caa not mak cijuai to, or better t^ain Norther* nrod'j. eii goods.-‘ With . a country (hat ir ideal for growing corn and wheat, we have gone far away for ho»hjhe§e articles^. YVilh-a-soit and climate that is perfect for cattle raising, we have long depended on the North and West to furnish us with both meat and butter. f f those sections can make money in this but- iness when they have to stall-feed their cattle for at least seven or eight months in the year. It should be very profitable here, where the weather is suitable for grazing al most every day in the year. We are told .that tuberculosis can be con tracted by eating butter made from cows affected with this disease. We very seldom hear of Southern cows having this disease, because they are in the ope n practically all the time, hut it is a very common dis ease in the North, and. as the cows are kept so closely confined for the greater part of the year, when tuber, culosis does get into a herd, it is quickly contracted by all the cows of the herd As is commonly known butter made from a grass-fed cow, is far superior in flavor to that from a stall fed cow. and the likelihood of tuberculosis is a matter to be considered. v There are now in the South "he tween thirty and forty creameries, whereas they did not number over i half-dozep five years ago. As the dairies aic in the South, the butter is put on the market almost the same day ir is made, thus retaining all the original flavor. . which cold storage destroys. All Northern and West ern butter has to he put in cold storage for a longer or shorFer time (very often for several weeks> 4ind of course it can not then be as pala table as when freshly churned. The uncertainty,of the cotton mas- kef, the present prohibitive prices of fc Fertilizers and the inroads being made on the cot*on belt.by the boll neevil, have cause.! a great alarm among our Southern people. is a problem that we will have to meet, and .ve will meet this as we have met all other great problem s’nce the early sixties—d-di ;v*rateiy and bru'^lv We x ill pli>\: colt a: only as a surplus crop. d« votlr more tim" 1 to food products. 'Hn the South, wi h our brodd fields, abun dance of pure water and mild wint ers. we must turn to cattle raising, and if will he* a question of only a very few years before we will not only/ be pToducine enough butter and meats for our own ronsumptierti, buf will, also be shipping thorn to the Northern markets. I». B. YARLKY. Savannah, Ga. > CHEVROLET • J* . % 11 WOMEN SUFFER \\ iilterlmro \Yoiiie>n Are* I.eMcning the cniiM*. Women ofte n suffer, not knowing. TOURING CAR$590 AT WALTERBORO ROADSTER AT WALTERBORO The five features you will consider in buying your car. Economy, Style, Power, Comfort and Re liability. Both the Oakland Six and the Chevrolet possess these qualifications. These cars are fplly equipped, Self Star ter, Electric Lights, Etc. Let Me. J. O. Berry demonstrate these.cars to you before buying elsewhere. ’ OAKLAND SENSIBLE <• *• Price $945 at Walterboro SIX ^iis ******* • V Walterboro Motor Sales *>■••• -u AGENTS WALTERBORO, S. C. DR. RIDDICK At KHUMAN, Dies. JONES, S^e-Treas. DERRY. Mgi r coffee passages, weak- k id- A The Reily-Taylor Company. .New Orleans AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP We are prepared to furnish all paits for a.t omobiles, i’t.s'ngs, tubes and accessories. Our inechaniei ui is .^kill ed and can make repairs on all makes of car... ALL WORK GUARANTEED. WE GIVE SATISFACITOX FREE AIR. ' Blacksmith and Wheelwright We also conduct a blacksmith and wheelwright shop, do ing all kinds of work. Grist Mill We grind every day. Corn for sale. We ask your patronage. C. W. PELLUM Wichman Street. ’Phone M. the raus*. Haickache, headache. dizziness, nervousness, Irrigular nrinary ness, languor— Each a torture of itself 'l••^^tl^r h.rt at wenonte! nevs. * , » Strike at the root—get the cause No other remedy more highly en dorsed than Doan's Kidney Piils, Recommended by thousands — Endorsed at home. Here's convincing testimony from a Walterboro woman: Mis W. Z. Ayer, Hampton St Walterboro. Rays: VEor the past fi.\» years I suffered from several bad attinks of krdtwy trouble and Iiimhaso. I IkmI pains In niv back and hips and' often for V :>r .1 time I v axh't able to straighten I had h*v<f t< h«,s .and dizzy • potjs ard at tiurt* 1 I ci> j»i] hardly * <* .'t/lo- tbyiroam I tried lots of :yi\nui Xut didn * t* r any p* rm'^ t.* i>« • efit Doan's Kodney hltif! relieyed me from the ’a t Ir 1 as been two >eais now sin«. I have had I attm k " Price r.Oc, at all le.i)»*is. Don't simply ask f(.>r a kidn« . i.’im i> get Donn's Kidney iM . ^'h', aroe th.,f M s. a, .■ a 4 . » o- er Mil bnni Co . ! nip- . liurf i’ i N Y Phospho-Marl Wweete/is SourSo^i ■■ ■ - — ■'■■■ * And Points the Way for PrepiiVed. ness in the War on the IIhJI Weevil. Naturally Pliosp’uMed Agtkultural Lime. Hath ton contains 9v.c to $1.10 worth Hone Phosphate .of Lime, and 68 per cent Liffie Carboh^ ate. Sold only by State Department of Agriculture tinder authority of General Assembly. Gives farmers an opportunity to obtain cheap lime carbonate. ‘Shipments in bulk only, cay loads not less than .•Dt nor more than 33 ton?., at $ 1.50 pec. ton. c ash with order. f^Vrelght on shipment* to agency stations may be paid r.t lestination. Shipments to n'on- ncy stations must be fully pre- pab K^aight rates on PHOSPHO M \RI/Xo stations in Colletcm coun ty as follows: / ^, Ed ash. jihdesonhoro, $!xr.O; Asbe- l «>o. $0 33: Ktake’s. Cannon. Draw- jdy's. Green Pbud//ililton-Dodge, j Hickenhacker's. luHer, Salkehatchie, i White Hall, $e cm; NHiayei's. VYal ! t> thorn, $,0'.63: Rnft|n,> Slokes, *".70; raid well, (’ollefohy H. Ac H. j .liinetiqiY, Padgett’s .Mill, Williams, per ton. < Cut out thifi ad. and <iv it\lt ! ^iakes ordering easy. 'n For further information, apply to C. 4. WATSON, ( oii.mivoioner S. I’.. 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MFRHORH&SOH * SOI THKKN * \Itol.l\ \ t 'M It For Hit* purpttse of creating fel lowship and promoting the int»*r- esis of 1 hr* coastal neetjon of South Carolina, th** Souihorn Carolina Club of the Cnivt-rsity of South Car. olina was forhiod ’yesterday by 14 alumni from th** counties of Colie- ! ton, Jasper, Beaufort and Hampton The following officers were elected: James tteTreville. of Walterboro. president: H. E Danner, of Beau fort, vice-president: J. O Hanna.) of Hampton, secretary, and C. E i Kasterltng.\of Walterboio. treasur- ' er.-—-University Weekly News. roNsTii* mo\ nmkfn voi rci.i. That draegv. listless, oppressed feeling g'-m.. illy results fyotn ton- sttpatton. -The intestin*^ arc clog ged and the blo*>d becrimes poison ed. Relieve this condition at once with Dr. King's New Life Bjlls; this gent)**. non-griping laXaiige Is quickly effective. A dos* at bed time will make you feel brighter in the morning. 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