The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 27, 1917, Image 6
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, June 27, 1917.
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hibiU are on display, and that prix
es are offered for all kinds of en
tries. We want our girls and ladies
to make splendid show. We slia'I
make a tour of our clubs during
July, giving demonstrations in
canning, packing fancy packs and
but .don’t expect * giving recipes for others. We want
the giiU to take this work up and
-can all they can”—not oiily can,
but preserve, pickle, etc.
Following is a.schedule planned
for rolloton
Some changes ma>' he made but if* scholarships
so
A Jf EDICATK)^L/ ENTE R
The city of Barnwell has every
jipRson to be proud of her sons and
daughters. . A home and • abroad
they stand at the top of the ladder, j
and their achievements should Mini-1
ulate their fellow citizens to see J
that they have every educational!
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Just a word about cans and fan
ners. We are glad to order can-
ners for any one. — (
us to have them on hand until you
fiave banded us the money, because
they must be paid for w h*ir-<>$der-
ed. Also, we cannot have cans pm
aside for any one unless paid for.
Call for your cans, and if you want
us to order your canfiers write and
t»ll us so. enclosing your check. We
shall he glad to do this for any one.
or^in selling ”hem off a ot^ cannlng'at j anil Tanning of meats will be held the educational e^nter of the
TEIHIBI.Y SWOLLEN
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SaHerkf Described As Tortare
Refiered by Black-Dranfkt.
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Rossvillg. (la.—Mrs. Kale Lee Able, of
advantage at home as well as in the yjis place, writes: “My husband is an
higher institutions of learning in CR g; necri and once while lifting, he in-
Sfa 1 , . e . VN lt ' n , J. T . alkt v * ar |ured hirr.selt with a piece cf heavy ma-
during Julv. t Barnwell boys and girls hav* won i’ . ..
af the vniversity. chmery, across the abdomc^. He was
the clubs will be notified. | Clemson^ and Winthrop. and ouie sosore'he could not bear to press on
First, for next week, lai^ew and yonng .man . became, eligible for a himself at a!l, on chest or abdomen. He
gills, on Tuesday, June llfi, a dem- Rhodes scholarship at Oxford. Kr.g ; weighed .165 lbs., and fell off until he ,
onstration on drying of vegetables land. The city of Barnwell has be- wrighed 110 lbs , in two weeks.
he educational center of the Hc bccarTie constipate it looked
county, and the citizens should 1 1
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like he would die. We had three different
home little at the f ^ Vnne 27. the same spare no sacrifice to'keep her wor-
to . weigh and enter aecurat^epcrtrs , ^^W^ne^d ^ J ^ ^ thy of thl -/ PXalte( j position.—Barn-1 doctors, yet with allihetr mediane, his
well People. . ,
in your record books.^ , Qirls,' ,, this Is
Important in order to keep the work
up right. Keep a Record of every
thing planted and Produced.
laMlie* Attending Short <'nurse.
Mrs. H. J. Given*. Hendersonville;
Mrs. John Smith. Smoaks; Miss
Delle Hiott. Hound, and Miss Lizzie
Padgett, Smoaks* left Monday, Jun*
18. to attend the State short course
for ladies at Winthrop'college this
week.
< Leila Morri* and Idalla Padgett,
from the canning clubs, and l^tha
Flmer. from the poultry Mub“ will
represent folleton county at the
State short course at Winthrop col
lege next week. They will leave
Monday, the 25th.
Special.
Ton .inch attention can not bo
called ' present to the importance
of our reserving in some way the
surplus . lount of produce which is
bound to '>e on our hands all dur
ing the ver Uable season. Attention
was called last week to the drying
of fruits and vegetables. We can
not stress .this too much, as we
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Thursday, the 28th. at Tabor, an 1
Friday, the 2‘«th,'at Lodge.
Beginning with July.’demonstra
tions with tomatoes and community
canning will follow:.
July 5, at Kdisto.
July 6. at Smoaks. ,
July 10. at Williams.
July 11. at Strickland.
July 12. at Weiner.
July 13.' at Ashton.
July 17. at Pine Grove*
Joly 18, at Berea.
July 19, at Lodge.
July 2. Hudson'* Mill Tomato
club.
July 3, Stokes club. -
July 6. Roadside club..
' July 9,'PenieI club..
July in, Hendersonville club.
July 11. Ruffin dub.
July 12. Vottagevi4le chib.
July. 16. Walterboro club.
July 17. firawdy club.
July 18. Benton’s Mill dub.
- July 19. Red Bank club.
Julv 20. Bethleh/mi .club.
ALL CIDREII LOVE
"5VIIOPOFHCS"FOB
LIVER AND BOILS
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(iive if When Feverish, (’rms, BH*
’ , , hills, for A»ad Breath or Sour
StoavK h.
bowels failed to act He would turn up
a ten-cent bottle of castor oil; and drink
it two or thref days in succession. He
did this yet without result. ,We became
desperate, he suffered so. He was swol
len terribly. He told me his suffering
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could only be described as t<
k I sent and bought Thedforfl’s Black
Draught I made him take a big dose,
i and when it began to act he fainted, he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began to mend at once./ He got well,
and we both feel he owes his life to
Thedford’s Black-Draught.”
Thedford's Black-Draught win help you
to keep'fit, ready for the day’s work.
Try it! . NC-131
Look at the tongue. Mother! If
pouted, it is a f*ure sign tfuit your
little one’s stomach, liver and
bowehs need a gentle^ yioroug.Y
cleansing at once. ^
When peevish. cross. listless,
pale, doesn’t sleep, doesn’t eat or
act naturally, or i* feverish, stom-
This means that your ageqt will 90U r. breath bad; has stomach
consider this a very simple and In-jnieet you with a canning outfit, and ar he. sore throat, diarrhoea, full of
expensive method of * preserving "ill expect every member to he popj give a teaspoonful hf “Cali-
fonds in perfect condition for win-1 present to iet instructions. It al«o f orn j a Svrup of Figs.” and in a few
that if you have tomatoes. hourf ,\ al | t h P foul, constipated
waste, undigested .food and smic
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ter use. We can give dimensions
and directions, for constructing i
very simple evaporator, or drier,
for use on r.'Ttge or kerosene stove.
This is so constructed as td cause
an even distribution of heat by af-
fordipg a vent Jo let off hot air. We
should he g)ad to furnish these di
rections. We wish that every club
member tgould apply questions and
suggestion* to the Home Demon
stration column. Let it be our fhert
of The Press and Standard, amj, let
u*.feel free to use it.
Xnothe^ thing we wish to call at
tention to is the getting ready right
now in the beginning for our com
munity fairs and for the county
fair. s\Ve all know that fancy ex~
me arts
beans, nr anything else you want
canned, that you must bring them,
your can<<. canning outfit, ill yo»
have one, and anything else needed.*
and come to help can. In this kay
every member of a club can put up
something during the day of meet
ing. We can bring lunches and can
all day.
Please notice your dates, and re
member that we will meet in the
morning about 9:3ft or 1ft o’clock
and have a canning picnic.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Votir druggist will rrfued money if PAZO
OINTMENT faiti •- cure any cate of Itching.
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Pile* in 6 to 14daya.
The firat avpltcatiow gisea Kate and Rett. 90c.
bile gently -moves out of its littb*
bowels without griping, and you
have a. well, playful child again.
‘You needn’t coax sick children to
take this harmless “fruit laxative:"
they love its delicious tast«, and it
always makes hhem feel splendid
Ask your druggist for a aft-Vep* i
bottle of “California Syrup of
Figs." which has directions for
bahieji, children of all ages and for
grown-ups plainly on the bottle.
Beware of counterfeit! sold here.
To he sure that you get the genuin»
ask to see that it is made by ’Tali-
fornia Fig Syrup Company.” Re.
fuse, any other kind with contempt.
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