Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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e THIS STATE HAS FEW GOOD ROADS AoTbp-off a Fine Meal >lannf»< tinvr* Iteconl 1’olnts Out Tli.tt South t'tu-olinn l» at H«'tt4l|lt of IJst. What could be better than a cup (or two) of good, old Luzianne? The aroma will tickle your nose; the taste will tickle your palate; the price will please your purse; and all will live hap pily ever after. Luzianne tastes all the way down. If it doesn’t taste better and go twice as far as any other coffee at the price, go get your money back. NO W 17, iftir’yantg tfH content^ ~ get a X&1T OF buziaTiTiC “Sirfd make it do what we say. Do that •*•'1 rwpyct, jromr gro- - . . ' . . c#r will ryfmnd your monyy. Ask KW profit-sharing Catalog. The Reily^laylor Company, New Orleans Since "Vie good roads question i» now being g*ven so much att?»:r.cx in Charleston coobty, the ChairOor ct Commerce calls attonuoi to the Manufacturers Kecoid of Fob'ruary 22. which edition devotea a great deal of sp«t> • to artic^e^ on good highways and giivs aome veiy in- teresffng figures sho'v;n r ' the status, of South Caroling as compared to other southern states in the matter of good roads. According to this publication. $100,000,600 is to be spent in the south this year to im prove the highways. South Carolina stands at the hot- - -tar.t-of t.he-li34.of -all southe-riLsUie* in surfaced roads, according to fig-, ures gathered in 1914. She has 27 miles of macadam road as compar ed with 1,111 miles in North Caro. Una, and 4,450 in Tennessee. This State has three miles of bituminous ^surfaced highways as against 255 In Virginia and 1,042 in , Maryland. There are 85 miles of gravel road in South Carolina as against 1.281 in Mississippi, 2,589 in Alabama and 2,788 in Tennessee. In sand clay roads South 'Carolina has 3.101 miles, as against 10,788 in Georgia and 4,313 in North Caroliwa. A PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION IS ONE THAT SERVES THE PUBLIC ■ * •« .. / X , -* is W't: OrFER THE ACME OF SERVICE IN LIFE IN’: S FRANCE. — N CASUALTY INSURANCE.^ . v ' - . ^ yS V . 0 r ‘ ' > FIRE INSURANCE. X REAL ESTATE MATTERS. x « 0 • * EFFICIENCY IS THE KEYNOTE OF OUR ORGAN- YOU CAN’T FIND ANY TAKES THE PLACE OF DANGEROUS CALOMEL New Discovery! Dodson’s Liver Tone Acts Like Calomel But Doesn’t Gripe, Salivate or Make You Sick—Don’t Lose a Day’s Work—Harmless Liver Medicine for Men, Women, Children—Read Guarantee! Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. It’s*Horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous drug tonight ami tomorrow you may lose a day’s work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it comes in to contact with sour bile crashes into it, breaking it up. This i.s^TThn you feel it hat a\lful nausea and cramping: If you are sluggish and “all knocked out.” if your lircr is torpid and bowels con-tipated, or you have headache, dizziness, coated tongue, if breath is had or stomach sour, just trv a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone tonight. ller&s wiv guarantee—Go to any drug store and get a 50 cent liottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone. I ^ke a sjxxmful and. if it d°csn’t straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous f want you to go back to the store and get your money. Dodson’s Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calomel because it is real liver medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate or make you sick. ,1 guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and dean your bowels of that sour bile and e^istipated waste which is clogging your system and making You feel miserable. I guarantee that a Mtle of Diwlson’s Liver Tone wi^lf^'p your entire family feeling fine for months. V.ite it to your children. It is harmless; doesn't grij>e and they like its pleas ant taste. ... . IZAT10N. COLLETON MCE i REIITY CO. X / X X. • ' ■ / . R. M. JEFFERIES, Pres. C. F. MUCKENFUSS. Mgr. . N JUST R1CEIVED ANOTHER CAR LOAD .OF X. , / * Horses and Mules COME AND SEE THEM. >4 PRICES AND TERMS RIGHT Wallerboro Live Stock r & Vehicle to. * ■ ’ * y ‘ N./ ‘ ; (' \ H. W. BLACK, Jr., Manager STOPS COMING OUT Save Your Hair! Make if. Thick, Wavy, Glossy ami Iteaiitifiil at Once. Try as you will, after an appli. ration of tlanderine, you can not find a single tract of dandruff or j falling hair and your scalp will not I itch, but what will please you most, 1 will be after a few week’s use. when you see new hair, fine and downy at first yes—but really new hair— 'growing all over the scaip. j. A little'’ Danderine Immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No J difference how dull, faded, brittle raggy, just moisten a cloth wlta , Dahtlerine and carefully draw it 1 through your hair, taking one small strand ai a time. The effect is Im- j mediate atwt amazing—your hair , will be lighfNjluffy and wavy, and (have a n appearance of abundance; f I an incomparable lustre, softness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowl- ton’s Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft any—that it lias Jieen neglected a}* injured by careless treatment. A 2»-cenf bottle will double the beauty of your hair Screen Doors and ^Windows I * - * The time to keep flies out of your home is bofor.' thev get in. So the earlier in the year you so ten your home Ibo more assurance you have tn it your family , wi!l Pcs* have mala ria or typhoid fevr.r We have receive! the larges* shipment of serr^n di»or> atul , windows we have ever had. I;ml would be please ! have you see them before planar your order.. / IIUSIIII m ALL KINDS AND SIZES Koger Hardware Co WALTER BORO, S. C. * * * 4c- -x- * * * *- * * WITH TMK I AltMKIC (By F. \V. Hisher 1 -Jf * * * * * X Then* tried put * * ************ Velvet lien 11s. no crop that was everj in the*. South that has : Ite«»l for Liver ami Had Hrentli, Had Odds. Sour Sloin- » a« b. >< ' • . - N v grown aq rapidly in favor. The vel- 1 vet bean, being a legume, is a great • soil buildery it is aide to coflect nitrogen from the nlr and ad I it t<> our soil. Then, too, the velvet bean makes a very luxuriant growth, a (Ms humus to our soils. Humus is one of the elements lacking in nearly all of our soils. Once our soils con. tained humus or vegetable niMter. as it is sometimes called, thlvliail accumulated through hundreds years while bur landiy were Get ,\Of forcslX a lO-ec»it box. ^ Sick headache, biliousness, (oafs e.l tongue, head and nose (logged up with a cold always trace this t*o torpid liver: delayed. fermenting food in the bowels or sour, gassy stomach. Poisonous matter dogged in the intestines, instead of being cast put of the system is re-absorbed Into the blood. When this poison reaches thn delicaftf brain tissue it cause- congestion and that (lull, throbbing Now we have •extravagantly used sickening headache CAR OF MULES JUST IN . ( * . r ' ' ' • We have just received a new shipment of farm mules, containing some of the best we have yet hoidgli.' for our customers. These mules are ol good size and will please anyone who wishes a good nvJle. this humus, we must supply it again i by growing crops ar'i turning tie m in^v | As a-cattle feed, perhaps,-velvet beans have no equal. <’attl< tr« i 1 ers in our State tyi\p been nu>re ittui Rlfiised. ylth the beaps.' Thc^.,1 uuo-L “I that they eould feetE'dlie beans \H .. 01 grind them, either did well ' a grazin'^ crop in mld-wintet ‘ t hogs anil cows' fltcre is nb sup* 1. ' Tli(“ beaus will stand in the field all w intef-without rotting. Lots of pi u , pie In t’ollMon are well plaseil wtt them and there is a detliand for seed. If you want help in loeatin. )s.-ed cheap write your county agent. F. W Kish.1 I —o-tr- Soy or Soja' licun^.- This bean, is perhaps not as wdl known in Colleton cnutHy as » < thr ive! bean, but in other parts ef State and in the coastal pi Lit <^»Kcaret!* immediately ebajt-e the stomach, remove the sorji. uifiligest d food and foul gases, fake the c\ cess bile fioui the liver and earn out all Gte constipated waste matter and poisons fn, the bowels. A Cascaiet XtU"!” will urvdw straighten you outNlrv morning TIh v- work while you ^TeepN. :i In rent Tio') from your druggist mea'HS youi l.i-a I dear, stotpa’i-h sweet, limch right, contfvlbXlon rosy, and your LHer and I towels' jegqjnr for months^ H.7« HHI» MOHMY MUGHIHES %\ .75 And Our Pajrer—All One Year — , /XX\V0OME UtYl I ” Jr' M m-- R'sm. |i, ,11 Get The Most For Your Money Jty taking uJv.;ntrlie cf thiv retnarkable offer now, you ntl^y a cash saving of $1AQ. You fret u year's subscription to our pw^n-r umi to these four splendid ma>«--in6s a tots! value of $2 85 for only $1.75. v ’ '« . \ T!::s o&kr ii open to dd apj new subscribers. If you ore aTresdy • sub scriber fa (tny\( thess in«(otzsncs, your subscription will hv eitendcd one yesr fror.i <!.;tc of eipkation. X * This offer also includes * i itl.F. dress p ittem. J9^hcn you receive y^our first >*. u-ni} your oriler to fodsy’s the patterirahd they will send it c. py 11 Todav s. select il«y dress pattern you de'rfe. si-mj your order to Todsy’s f!ajl i;;..*, fyivtxf, them the size and number of to.you frtc- of chcr^v. ver Lefore has any newspaper been sble to offer nie,\azincs of such high charwter rt this pm- W'e sro proud of this offer ur.J we ur£e you to take ■ )<ait!s£e of it at oPve. X - x - .75 SeudYcur Order Before You Forget It ^5 Tin Ms^zims Will Slop Pr;k pil]f Whoo TIbi Is Bp ■ j ***** ******** \SIIT<>\ vc out ******** * ** 4k 4^* * * Lodge, March 2 Ashton ghn-led schbol entertained a number of folks at a Washington reception In our mute ami in im i»im- ■—■ t of North f'aroiina it ifcrapi.lly gmw^ honor of Mary and George, Wash Ing in favor This bean ia a Vcrv ington. Tbunujay evening It. wa FORD CARS ALSO ARRIVED We have also received a car of P’ord Automobiles, and shall be pleased to see tho:«e m ho are interested in the purchase of a Ford car. Rizer and Ayer WALTERBORO. SOUTH CAROLINA. ing good plant for forage, an it gn erect ahd doe» not «J«ng|e v > en mi > , Xx- - twaiur. an 1 *» it is a very »»..,....x being crOshed for the ofl it cm tai.v- enjoyed \erv in mil Mias Kmma Varn schuoi TltiittttL, by all preKcnt \isilcd AsTitoe Smith’s Pressing Club CLOTHES < l.LANFD AND PRESSED . X TO YOUR SA£&»* ACTION Uallfiis and yX'W yti' 4 lor your dothtJ "x ^ I*. M. TT.OSI i Manager. Rhone 20-.L \ ‘ ^mithVU.vilpr ihop. I The cotton need oil mill* of ifft'i * State are going to buy all the mc.i from the farmers to take the place of cotton «eed. Thiw should cn Jcourage farmers to plant Unis crop in place of so much cotton The best time |s after "tfs have li cut. Plant "broaifeas*‘ 1 fi,4better d'll — There has lieeti some fin(- iqovTng pictures at Ashton for the past week. We are glnd to. know that W. S Jone* is improving, since a 8pell of illness. We are glad tb have Willie Thom as hack home again. n 1 Miss Pauline Itisher. of Rstill. '.s in , visiting relatives ( Ashton. N. '/ Mr. and Mrs T Sigh of fbM>(| higestion. When you see a cheerful and hap py old lady you man know that alo has good digestion If youi dig*-'. ti<>n ig impaired, or if you do no relish ybur meals take a dose of rhamljfet Iain's Tahlefa Thc> streflgUien the stomach. Improve tIn digestion and cause a gentle move in and around J Simmons vis. Hattie Carter, a* ment of the bowels, cry where. Obtainable ev- remain for a and friends ited her aunt. Airs Hay and Sunday. Miss Love IVnnett hift a nice music Haas at Ashton now X. W. ( one. of laxlge, spent .1 pleasant day at \lr. ahd Mr T. .1. ■bHintons’ Thursday. Mrs. W. O'. Jones left Ashton Friday for/Smoaks. where she will few days with relatives MULES! MULES! ' t ' ^ « / • X •"/ l^argc, small and medium ft*- all claftftgs of work. The BEST MULES ever brought to Colleton County. Also*.several niee Mares. Another car load to arrive this week. See them before you buy. Cash or Credit. VARN BROS. COMPANY SMOAKS. S. C. oX