Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I X X / X S THE PEACE >#**#*****♦*•*«•• To the Karmen: . _ The time will soon be at hand when, we will be parchasinc home and mu lee. Now lets band together and get a car- load of Percheron mares. We can get these mam for $250 to $300 which > will be "cheaper than we can get a mule. These home wtU weigh betwefcn 1400 and 1C00 pounds, or most as jikicK as two males. They will do more work and will raise ns a colt at the'same time. They did this In Hampton and are well pleaeed with the results. Let ns do this great Salivate or Make You Sick—Don’t Lose a Day's Work—Harmless liver Medicine for Men, Women, Children—Read Guarantee! }^82J5cSwTwJh’Lmi . »*■ j r ’ v ' • 7 i with me to help select these horses in Kansas or Oklahoma. You will not be running japy risk. Every animal will be guaranteed. New Discovery! Dodson’s Liver Tone Acts like Calomel But Doesn’t Gripe, Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. It’s horrible! iTake a dose of the dangerous drug tonight and ♦omorrow 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 is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are sluggish and “all knocked out.” if your liver is torpid ^nd bowels constipated, or you have headache, dizzinns, coated tongue, if breath is bad or stomach soqr, just try a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone tonight.* Here’s my guarantee—Go to any drug store and get a 50 cent bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone. Take a spoonful and if it doesn’t straighten you Notice to Pig ami Core (Tab Mem* The time has come when we must right up and make you feel fine and vigorous I want you to go back to the store and g*t your money. Dodson’s Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calomel because it is real liver medicine; I“ ,k * * rapert ^ ° 1 ur J re * T 1 " worl L Entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate or u win ^ l "P°** lbl# Mi T f* 0 make you sick. ^ ’ • V • I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your bowels of that sour bile and constipated waste which is clogging your system and making you feel miserable. A guarantee that a bottle of ■Dodson’s Liver Tone will keep your entire family feeling fine for months. Give it to your children. It is harmless; doesn’t gripe and they like its pleas* . ^ ant taste. . , ■ * v^your pig did not |] Unusual in Fall Styles ■ • - . . \ _ . ■ FOR YOU MEN AND YOUNG MEN WHO WANT A FALL SUIT TO BE DIFFERENT, TO M !RR(5r THE LATEST STYLE SLANTS OF METROPOLITAN CENTER, WE HAVE SPECIAL \- XCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN THE CELEBRATED y. Nj |\ r.ii ■ \ -/ V X V 'si and plenty of them; single and double ^ . // V X ^ // / 7 / Jx .* * * '/ breasted models, slash or patch pockets— yoked or plaintfbacks; smartly set up mili tary styles: square shouldered and accen- .tuatinsr the waist line : novel treatment in labels, pockets and cufh>. You can’t resist / • * * f s •** f . s ' , , . / ■? * .. , • them in the scores of clever and jrich color- in^s and fabrics. You young fellows who * . . / / * want something snappy and up-to-date • will find exactly what you're after here. V X / • * / y . ■ / ■ ' . • - ^ v » ,*■ So, come in right away. Reservations gladly made foir you. Suits from ~ 1 li«a*kr SC H tO S S BROS. U u0. lO^i • ViSTj- [ / $10.00 ..TO- $25.00 III WHO BOY X WALK-OVER ^ SHOES KOR WEN a( the W.tlk-livij^nStorHXjre Ann -Walk-Over Men” afterwards. X ' . /' ItX -X* . ' , ' X^- ' ! hecauae tl»ere'« s WalL-Over built for every foot and fbe style, aer- Viep ^nd couilorl Is built in every pair. I^»i»k at our window. Tt Is full ofjjpaaoos why you’should* wear Walk-Over Bhoe*. Come In and try on a p^ir and see how- nice they feel on the feet. HIGH TOPS FOR LADIES’ Shown in all fashionable leattu-v •t • • • .. X and color.. The Walk-Over lin»- hatt a a ell-earned reputation for b^iginality of Style, Quality of Workuiauahip and a price moder ation rot found in most hipb one personally, hat get Vhsy and re port your resalts to mo Refers No vember U. so that I can five you a pass to the county fair. 1 want to call your atteatioa to the following prises offered for beat work. This includes report hook. Make up your histories of yohr work In back of your record hooka We have led the' State la enrollment, so lets lead in number of report books turned in. Make a report even thouph ur yield wss little or eyen though >t do so well.’ Lets not be a quitter. Boys, be sure and get up ten ear exhibits for the county fair, as you know this is required by your re port book.. Be sure and send in re port. fo r you may get one of the following prises. K. W. RISHEK. Co. Apt. Boys* Cons nub Prise*. With the assistance and co-opera tion of generous, public- spirited citisens r.riTd corporations, we arj able to announce the following State prises in the Boys* Corn Club work for the year 1917, as follows* First Prise—A gold medal, by H«n. A. E. Lever, member of Con gress, and an International No. 4 6 shovel pivot axle riding cultiva tor. value $70.00, by the Interna tional Harvester Co., of America through Mr.- J: B. McCutchen branch manager. Columbia, 8. C. Second Prise—A 1*-carat. 21 jewel gold watch, by the W. H. MU- son Seed Co., of Charleston, 8. C: Third Prise—A check for $25.00, by the H. C. Hastings’ Seed Co., of Atlanta. Ga.‘ ’ In addition to the above prises, Clemson College offers two two- week scholarships in each county to an agrlcJltural short course to be held during the period of the sum mer school, to the boys* iu each county making the first and second - highest records: The scholarships include both tuition and board. All of the above prises aye t« be awarded. on a percentage basis, stressing the educational and eroq-, omic features of the work* according to Circular No. A-74. revised with amyndatory rules. The II. C. Hastings’ Seed. (Jo., of . Atlanta; Cia.. has alsr^donated $«?> Ao be used in the giving of a ban quet to the State prixe winners at the dose of the season: / Boys’ Pig (’lub Prixe*. With the assistance and co-opera tion of generous, public-spirited cil- ivens r*nl torpcratipns. we ar' ade to announce ••.•} following p’i.»«s *1 the i'o-.. » I# Club work fo the | year 1917. as follows: year 1917, as follows: First Prise—A solid gold watch with standard works, donated by the B. B. Kirkland Seed Co:. Co lumbia. S. C. ,* *. Second Prise-r-A deposit account of $25.00. -by the Palmetto National Bank of Columbia. S. C. Third Prise—A pair of handsome solid gold cuff buttons, by Sylvan Bros., Columbia. 8. C. * *•' In addition to these prises, the National Duroc-Jersey Record As sociation. of Peoria. III., offers $50 to be awarded as follows in prised to boys raising purebyed Duroc- JeAey hogs: First prise. $25.00. Second prise, SI5.00. . , Third prise. $'l0.00. All of the above prises will be awarded on a percentage basis in accordance with rules as contained In Farmer's* Bulletin. No. 5Cf, with amendatory rules 'issued by the Supervising Agent of Boys* Club ■vtork./ * . • ' X L. L. BAKER. Supervising 'Agent of Boys’ Club work. t grade Shpe.4^ Our window affords . X/ . ' v .-''. an interesting study in the nev styles in shoes decreed by fash- \VAI.K-o\ Elt ion. Let your next pair be Walk* BHOJW Overs. ' \ FOX'V« if*.: Clothing We Fit From Head to Foot XHGH f.RAPK X V vi c \ K • t\TJ JfttT v>t:. s HAST II tlNM v* x Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Day* Vest wilt ref nr l r<ncy tjPATO OINTMENT f«fl‘ ♦' r \ f^ The 4r*t •oUcanoa i: 'V- *: -[to ■! ;i. pin •' ' XNiiI it .• on* it’ i-ni : X it tucL- t'? picb tip 1 . ' “ Vi To Cure a Co!d In Ore Day. »tl 1.1» t U K. HKM a i-tCS i.ife. tip by rittin VakcLAXATrvKnrtosfO'f'iir «. n••-r*«tbe if I. 1 * , Couzh and IJ-^idaebr atxl wo- eC I'.,. \\ I<31*0.0FA - I>ni«'3 •* f : 'id rvon-V if :t <-•.:» to cnr. »» flllCt l/ 1 '- 'J i tt.*w. UitOve*b -aigaaturf ca eixb i*. "W s Store '•J, W. COHEN Has just returned from the North with a large stock of everything suitable for men, women and children. Our prices can’t be jeat because lots of our goodsfrjffe bought for cash. ... ‘ APRON* GINGHAMS 10c, 12 l-2c, 15c WHITE HOMESPUN 10c, 12c and 15c. ‘: SILKS TAFETTA from $1.00 to $1.50. LADIES* HATS 49c to $5.00. MEN’S SUITS Blue Serge and fancy col ors, $7.50 up to $18.00. : SHOES to fit the whole family;.' High and low shoes from $1.50 up to $4.00 X A Very nice line in Chil dren’s School Shoes. N Men’s and 'Boys’ HATS X 4 at old prices. X BOYS’ SUITS from $2.60 up to >7.50 MEN’S and BOYS* Pants from 50c up to $5.00. . Don't buy your Ladies’ Suits before you V ■ x / • .. . see ours. We have an awfully large stock in Children’s Union Suits and Underwear •X v . . * ■ - . • . - -.X in wool or cotton. ' • X REMEMBER THE PLACE IN GLOVER S FURNITUI^X bxX^.;; ^ STORE. NEXT TO THE RESTAURANTX ' X v • ’ / •• , A " >X^ 9 ;• s h; W. COHEN Mules! Mules! YES, MULES THAT ARE MI LES \ Large, small and medium for all classes of work. The BEST MULES ever brought! to Colleton county. Also several nice Mares. Another car load to arrive this week. See them before you buy. Cash or Credit. / / General Merchandise i’ / *'\. • / ; .X' l* X- t/o. Full line of General Merchandise, Shoes, Clothing, Groceries, Hardware, Farm Implements^ We are pre> pared to serve you at all times with best the market af fords. X / . Co. SMOAKS, SOUTH CAROLINA. Onr Service Will Keep Your Car io The x^ * * r • A* x » Best of Cooditioii. . ■ x Your automobile needs treatment once in a wfeile, jiist like the human body. o The carburetor may be out of or- der; the spark plugs may be dirty; the cylinders may be clogged up with carbon and working poorly; in fact your car gets sick just as you can. If there is anything the mattec with your car call up 188. Our corps of expert machanicians will render you prompt, courteous and X • X.‘X •*• ' / X" ' .. satisfactory service at reasonable cash prices. ' Gasoline and Cylinder Oil for Sale The Colleton Garage x RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, S. CA o V / * / X .X.