Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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) i Mtocfft, C918. THB PtX8B AND 9VlMD4ffX> —• ' twi MEAT TASTES Better cooked * And tobacco now tastes much better toasted. You’ll know this when you smoke the famous Lucky Strike cigarette, the real Burley cigarette. K It’s toasted to develop amd seal in the Burley tobacco flavor. ****** * * ******•* * AT THE COLONIAL * * fcjH******* *••*•*• “For the Freedom of the World,’* the greatest patriotic film spectacle to be shown at the Colonial Theatre next Wednesday, March- 13th. Tho story is a tale of love and deception, cowardice and heroism of the high est order, written by Captain Edwin iima'cr Hesser. an officer io the American Legion of the Canadian expeditionary forces. Its. scenes are laid iq Canada, the I’nited States and in the battlefields of Western* France. ' -I Tho,i.*:\nds of men orJfcnizins and I driUjns; .to. f.uht' the liatile of.ci' 1 - I ;n.u»isand« oi men marci*- in- away lo-tbe fioiit amU into th.* j jaws of* neath. Nations'biirtdind to- -•vther in*p Uh od .brothership again”. !a coalman enemy, ilt roes. .m l c*»w - arils transformed into tut pet men of giLanllc tmitni-o wulkiiiL. an t scur rying into a living hell of shells ami fiimes to bring in wounded :rom ar- t ♦’ew- ak«‘<!-plains. a., ten showing their h tvery In ■and. attb^camp^^w|iMiM i> . n; t i o n i; ? \ y tory; DANGEROUS CALOMEL IS SELDOM SOLD NOW . ^ • - ' ' T ■ / * ’ • A , * _ . Cdlomel Salivates! It Makes You Sick and You Lose a Day’s Work—Dodson’s Liver Tone Acts Better Than (Jaloitiel and Is Harmless for Men, Women, Children—Read Guarantee! • * * * •v # » # * CAKDS. -i*- » * '* •■ * R. M. JEiTER’KS Attompy f»nd ('oiuwrHiir at I-au WALTI’lHJi »*M i. s. i . Practice in i»U lACfj t I.nuns Negi>1 intevi on linjir* ve<J 1'ariuing Lands. This Corn Will Peel Righl Off! “Oeb-It" Makes Corns Come Ofi The ‘‘Banana-Peel'’ Way! ■Why have Mr 7 flop on tho floor, squeeze yourself up HKe the letter "’A", and wtvh bulging eyes draw your fac.o up into a wrinkly knot while you goUge and pull at tho "quick’ 7 of a tender corn? That’s lir. A. J. Anderson. Oental Surgeon Office Hours, k a. m. ba 4 |». oi.; 3p. rn. »o' k p. m. Phone lOU-x. Waiter boro, S. C. / s it for Toil. • / f *JTT>r* T^»tvtr RFAT» THR» it a maa Iptm I girl, that Us |l A gin lOTM A BAB that’s A«I H jtW gtc Untrs thslr WuSluoiM. * 8o, If *ou waul >out aUlJO»>»oTiu »c..: covered* and ••toiiie:y.^ ie.»ti *u .■ The New York Pressing Clu»>. for thnf> rhe'r -trifsines* New York Pressinfr Club CHAPLESTON.S.C. . s-urcJ lrt 6 to 14 Days v 9? r Jf » : r '•til ttjr-uer M PAZO ■' - •• • «-i vca»e of Itchisg vlljir Pile* in 6lo 14 •<. ■ ; i*v* ^ Ib • F«w S*cood»— Thar— bo Fuuing or Cuttias. "fiotBh" Always Worksi the old, savage way. "tlets-It*’ is the modern, painless, simple way. Leait over and put two drops of “Gcts-lt” on the corn, put your stocking and shoe right on again, and forget the corn. Pain is eased. •‘fJets-lt’* has revolutionized tho treatment of corns. It nev« r Irri tates tbe true flesh. You’ll stop liirrping on the side of your ahoe, and do away with gr.asy salves, bundling bandages, thick plasters and painful methods. Esc “Gets-It". It’s common sense. ’ / / "Ofts-lt”*ls sold by all druggists fvou need. pay.^im .mure than^SS.— rents), or it will be sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co, Chicago^ 111. Sold in Vt'alterboro .and rccom- . - mended a? the worms b*yd corn remedy l>> Fire Idrll Merc. Co. Free Flower Seed Hastings’ Catalogue Tells You About it * • y 7 « No matter whether Y"ou farm on a large Beale or only plant vegetables or flowers In a small way, you need Hastings’ 191S Seed Catalogue. It’s ready now and to hr.TO a copy for ybu absolutely free, if you write for it, mentioning the nemo of this piymr. In addition to showing you about all the varieties of „ vcr r .‘tables, farm grass, clover and flower seeds, our catalogue telT.y how you eaa get free five splendid v.ir? f *tios of easily grown, yet beautiful f! worn, with which to bemitito juiir i rpe surroundings. Goou seeds of oltnost every kind are scarce thia season, and you can't afford to tqke chances la,your seed supply. HasMugs’ Seeds are depend: able seeds, the kind yon can always depend on having "good luck’’ with. You are going., to garden or farm this spring. "Why pot Insure success so far as possible by Starting with the right seed? pon’t take chances that you do not have to In rbeds. Write . today for Hastings* 1318 Catalogue. It’s free and will both In terest and help you to succeed la 1918. —H. Q. HASTINGS C0-, Seedsman, Atlaota, Ga.—Advt throu h ti in ft* mo t •' b iHI- ■ >> ami*.“iin lulate ' o*’ ■ im P t:V efi' * ir ; •women rirkn .•*•■■! yanN’ o be near the ien t icy ioxe. place. le arrival of the Sia an •* on the. i»a Hie iront tr i Frar C t ; Umax tha t brim.a a udienc* s D Is their feet in cheers. The * Kvery druggist here, yes! ymir druggist ami ’>) ly’s druggist lias noticed a great falling- ! the sale of calomel. They all give the reason. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its I And t I Ml- p..* in a • up to are the exciting things you see in “For the Freedom oi the Worla.'’ the eight reel war drama. You soe the training camps, yo f see five thousand men charging a trench, you‘see them leap the barb ed wire and bayonet the enemy; ; on see the hand gernade practice, ••earing up drills, gas attacks, sta; 11 practice, aerial defence. a.Ii i t America of the National Arm.* learning. ’ - ■'veryliodv within reach of W’ai- {* oro should see this picture. It ir. ot even surpa^se*! iiy “Thg Ilirtli of . Nation.” 1 There will be a special matinee in the afternoon at four o’clock, and anot!’. r- show at elght-tjnrty. The pi ice of admissiofi will be 13 alnl 25 cents. ) Trice incltides war tax.) Tickets will bo sold on ^he Streep by the local lied Gross members, and a percentage of the sales will tie given the fled Cross. Picture: every Monday and Friday at 8:3') o’clock. >/ •n’s Liver Tone is safe and gives lictter re- said a prominent local druggist. Dodson’s Li.ir % Tone T)ersonally guaranteed l>y every dnt^ist. A large family-sized l)ottle costs only 50 cents and if you find' it doesn’t take the place of dan.:, t. ns. salivating calomel you have only to ask Lt v ur nionev back. . * 1 ! •’ !>• >n’> Liver Tone is a pleasant-lasting, lYifre- y egetable remedy, harmless to both children an ! :: iults.. Take a spcKmful at nigjit and wake up feeling fine, no sick headache, biliousness; ague, sour stomach or clogged bowels. ‘ Dodson’s Liver Tone doesn’t gripe or cause inconvenience all next clay like calomel. . ‘ Take a dose of calomel tomghf and tomorrow you will feel sick, weak and nauseated. Don’t lose a day’s work! ? ' u*' ^ Dodson s Liver Tone fc real liver medicine. You’ll know it next morning because you will wake up with your head clear, your liver active, bowels clean, breath sweet and stomach* regulated. You will feel cheerful and full of vigor and ready for a hard day’s work. v You can eat anything afterwards without risk of salivating yourself or your children. Gdt a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone and try it on my guarantee. You’ll never agaiti put a (lose of nasty, dangerous calomel into your stomagh. YOU Cl'T m ANY OAMff, INO /sjops comg mil X la ’fi 4t ! J From every stand point of service and cost- Certain-teed has proved its claim,—“The beet type cf roof for most buildings, and the best quality roofing of its type”. Ctrtain-Utd has made good all ever the world under all conditions—-as proved by us enormous aalc. It has become the itzrJurJ roof far building of Ji types and siics— £or fido^ica, round heusoa, elevstor?, ^aragea; vcrchcu: cs, hotels, farm M .M \ Itsccor.ciny i;ihfcc-! dJ—f; S»\»> W:i . v. Hail ! M ilo- it Thick. <;b.»»y ami lU-autilul af Once. . \ buildings,'Storey, wLt bui’dinga, cte. l-> ing cY : lev/ Its crack quality—wva’ber pr.. f, i -ouf.»!'. .r, .J n./a. v a Try as you will, after nn applica tion of Datvierine. veil can not fYru. a single tr&ct* of »!and'-iilT tir fall’in: hair anl Vour scalp \vill_^not itch, Ynit what will please you mo.-t vill he after r. few weeks’ use. x\h‘ n you '<•<• noxv ha if, fine ami •towny'at tirst /. *‘.s- but ren 11 v new hair rowimr all fiver the scalp. /\ little Dan'lerine imi t^liat j; »tonhies the beauty pf your tiair. \e difference how- dull, faded, brittle. and scraagy, just moisten a clofYt with Danderine and carefully dra.v It through the hair, takirtt on* small strand at a time. The elVM is immediate and amarine—^tour hair w-ill he light, fluffy and/wavy, r’nd' have an sppeai*ance of aimn- dance; an incomparable lustre, soft ness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hau health. Get a small bottie of Knowlton’s Danderine from,any d.ug store vr tf ilet cot.nter, and p'-.i-. e that 'xuir hair is as pre'qv and soft as^irny t!;at it has be u nckie^fed pf injut m! bv careless treat.i. >nt,' \ small trial bottle will uon j.y lln* .t« jg (MID TH TII%NKS X We -losire,^fo extend our/than’ • thrbiigli yndr columns to those kit friends kn Walterboro land in f • county who were so kin 1 to ma dntydntor. Mi: S CavyS Reach, wYiif at ihe C’ai'a KsTmfn Infirmary. • p n all' <'o. ve s/el grateful to *’.* plr stdar.s an dr nurses whose sV I ■ ■fTWT ftliefUPrsr iifbu^ht abbtinver roxer’’. s' M y -n ’ Mrs. T. J. Reach, Wa>‘:Ilonfe !. March 1 CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS For Sale By A. Wichman & Son Farmers Mercantile and Warehouse Co. • ‘ifil, The Ibu-ujiiouia Sen'-ou. The cr !<!. damp w« at’m. r of Mar* • v -•: t« be tlie tt!o>t Rjvorable • c- it. -‘ni'in.otj’a ^erm. Now is the tl . <• 4 f !h' careful. rneumn I 'l oiten results from a cold. Tb^ •V’k’.ker r. cold is tiotten rid of t ie iv s the danger. As srH»n as t! y first irwlicatioa of a onld appear^ take Chamberlain’s Couch Uemodv. As to She value of this preparation, ask a«yono who has used H. - ■* HONOR ROI L K11ENFZER S4 H0OI {Miss if. Louise Marvin, Teacherfyf Cost C.rade-^ Jew< ll Rif/er, Igv :t Ritter. y/ .-m< ond Grade—Rtibye Drawdy, AVard Hooker. _, Tlybtd Grade- Thomas Draw!**.’ .Trie Hooker, ParlCer Ritter, Pearl ffitter. - / Fourth- Griide Dnisr Hooke-, Huflee Rittyt,,-Moody Ritter. Fifth Gpiido- Nita Drawdy, Em- la» Ritter. ___ <'hamfierlain*'* (’otigli a f-av- ortte for CoH«v ; J. L. Easley. Ma«vjk<tu.. in sp«.iV- 1n/ <*f ChamberCough Remedy* sa.vs, “D irtruf t>e past fifteen years it has hwen piy .nsfer's favorlttf'iaed- icino for cnlds on the lungs. I my- e»;lf have taken it a number of times when suffering with a c«ld it alwtys me promptly." P ir-tr*T’-7mrm.. Lr-y.-mr' MONUMENTS! : , Ml For the Colleton Outage. There "/ ’ • V ' > Ycru have Attention and Service Standardized tho County Over The Colleton Garage 4 / i iM --m UAiLROAD AVENUE, WALTER BORO, a C. y I AM AGENT FOR CHEROKEE MARRLi: WORKS. -FEE ME FOR ESTIMATES AM) SKCCRE MY FIGLRKa EEFtiUE RI VING. C. C. HIOTT jtM m !