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I I you WALTERBORO. S. C. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12, 1918. PHt HUE in mmoiis CHAIRMAN F1SHBIRNE DESERVES PRAISE in M U1 IS m FEVERISH, FROM COHSIlFtW , ‘ • • . If Tongue 4’oated. Breath Bail. Stomach Soar, ('lean l.lver and . BoWeN. rORRESPONf»>:NT l*B\ISKs MKM ' BKUS OF NE.tiBO KhVi: FOR APfjKXMD WORK , (live "California Syrup, of Fits*' «. • ilat onrc a teaspoonfiil today often : saves a sick' child tomorrow. • . v,.. •- .< .. aIf your little one l» out-of-sorts; ftplendid Organ!ratImi Bu.lt «P. '“r ha ' |f . eirk . n stjnK . eatin.v and abtitn: naturally— look.. Mother' 1 see if tonrue is coated. This is a Work, on Behalf of "The (irvjit- est Mouther on Karch." Thursday ni-ht. May -0; M. I*. Howell and K I- Fl-i on•; a ed H lo'1 ‘•eiiic ..1 ' h■ pv- * rresbyterian church at V 1-i Ji meeting contrihuted f2‘' M ( - f - ' Sttnda-y nitrt.t Jio tii. son si. n that it« little •tojnachJ •li'er find . V*ow;ehr ’are oloptrcd wifbT waste. When ftoss, irritable, tev- erish. “tot ;ach sour. br«-ath Itad or iu.s ‘sto’* .ich-aclie. (’farrhocar sorc-j th , o..l. J i!l of cold, "ivie a tea;.'| sfoont t: i- . >f ‘•Citliforn^R ’ .<vrup of ‘ Fc f." . nd. in j*,!. w hours i.ll "tlid r si j.a+ed i 'bfiv. iif»diEcst<ul f<u;d j i" * < ■ -iS 1 ' 'x» v t F .• r± i* I ^WUlemen attended V. -O • : ;v i v ^eA meet,, at Cj lv>j ' below Itoulid*. Th, .r.e^tue- . • : L ’ • ••** ' ,l ' * 1 u ^- f . • 1 nth i :-vies out of l>elow meetinu contrUiuled >\*.'dtae h> - .!i dfi d doH.trs.gio th. I;, d *C'-vs Mr. ♦Ij’jshbtirne. t»eiu\* > i;...t t ! • county’s ap^ottioni u-nt ot si. thou.-, and dollars nm;ht have l.een rri-.v, ,iim uoM .t' r m little r« can re, t. car' * a i .h -a fruit 1/.,, m .it mo.» frits to rh anse tl . i *s Ifv, and bbwbls ano j anionu the n» J “. ■ > • ih»n. t! ire- ,i t-U.u th* stomach and t!:< ho- hi. i ant ta t \t > . i ,ni*„ babif a- < i.M ih u ; ;> eash botll*'.. Tij*war; ' i • «S nt* rt* -t {■• lop- > ' S >qni . - . a-•- I tOl ildttb ed ’■*. .■• ■ As, • tb*:?tl- ■•••- ?: *• if IK ■ * * he %*nl.!'<>.•• , , Kir :'y V, t-* ’. \<tt t \.VT liKkir K \\S\> yi lKT 's, .f Sr\teen troop trails tollerk in*/> j ah Ka.-t' ih t.-ri|tin'ar Tcc« ntly, in. a >!Hi, eivr'/Coon to by-fit hh 1 K*a nee 1’he ry/ 'ialions. rm scr'.He that all fhi^pXnni vtuenh® shall he cindnct d i/u \\\. Without th- otlier. demoh- launtin- sti flats <u •.. / thiip^ contingent. They insa*. Their coaches from end-to' end es of defiarice tliat >l th>* prairie : tar. im;s had.hhf-u heM ,n e^r- 'section • of the . onht' This spt aks well for the 'patrtofUt'u.' 'i" yn.r* liegrbej*. ' In a • world daikehed. ami to>'». v- V cd by" hate and sufterint the <1,. spar.inu Soul.i- s.ootheui In a v. n! rctiirtiim; li .t’t when it beholds th - rk ot the .\uierican ‘Ked C’-osa; ne Red. Crons, is- tie* 'trud . IlW^ion of 1 Love and Mercy It is CbriHianity It'prarLte: " th*< kind vyhicb itTvitye. will 'establish <o earth the kinudoiv^of heaven , Wherevet >n ^ill th^- world' th-* American Vtcd Cross is rs^Umi abooi •the irift of/('blleton to thbeChris- tian cause should l»e spob»J«®^»L3s "Iheiuorial of what Cotl/ton rni^. ddm»c^Tr»ily Colleton <x>imty has brofeeu a i»,n oi. precious ouili.ient aftti apd Mer*^. atid .all of ctont lina has | jiess. Odh ton; rod found wantta, ih\a and ne\*i j' will hex The nobilit-^ ... > and kenero.sity ot h^v people '• _.'.’.V "been oft eh pul to the t^t. and 0 "* ,s are to us is an unknown, won*: . ’"h* 1 .. j If every. American^iEC&We*. or n " ^!, Ka%MS as true'in tins hour^Cd m>ol a\Col- Iptohians an then the / ldeals\of America will ny^cr Anrt Tt;e ,Vu(.u>Can fted/Cross asked tb„ fjvd u vh ho.usan.y dollaTs as* hei r nhar. of om^hnncjivd jJiiHion leton eavv: twenty-five thous- doliars And Corteton’k nitin-i cam ntraieht fi>oni the heailf , It wa- 1 true eitH^ssion of her love Tor \ those principles w hich AnM*rtear and the Red Cross stand tor/Tt was. e of thu sentjarfeat that ‘ our peyi^le.^v . the leaiK'rsiup of_JE, A.'. FishburiK, aropiHt ^rlio > standard rtojilfed patriotic men an t ^ women. frofu-pVcry section of the' county^ Colletoh went ov ^ r the to,v| iHOtAe th^in four ‘times. as any other cfiriihty in South Carolina done Uj»s' H so. Colle ton wants to iirasp. hands, with thtt, county. \ Too mueh praise cannot be,i;iven to Mr. Fishbunie and his co-work ers. He Kayf* bis time and talent, and hhs heart to the prosecution ofS AhUL'WorK until it .was finished. Hit leftoersijip and-the love he evhibii- ed hi the fisht made it easy for , r ^ j “s?' h ° ««»«*«'•.«»"> rk va /lion the names of all those worthi ivk 2JU2 North Taylor St, NO. 40. Thu War On0 of Nations ition* ideal Says President Wilson r • . , t * ’ \ -. This war is one of nations—not of armies-^ami * all of our one hundred million people must be economi • y cally anti industrially adjusted to war conditions if this * / • — V v . nation is to play its full part in the conflict. The prob- lem before us is not primarily a financial problem but rather a problem of increased production of war esseh- - tials and the saving of the materials and the labor net- . essary for the support and equipment of our Army and Navy. Thoughtless expenditiuo of money for non-es- f sentials uses’ up the labor of men. the products of the farm, mines, and factories, and overburdens transporta tion, all of which must be i * d tn tho utmost and at r their l)est for war purposes. • •• The great results which vgi/^eek can be'obtained . ud.y b\ thh participation of , y/ v mem Iyer of the natuifl. young pnd old. in a nationall rted thrift movement . I. therefore urge thatjourjpid* • yv.iu ;v pledge th ’ - • selves,, as L!gge5fled by the / vretary ol the-Treastn *'. ’* v* the practice of tlinft;Ao .- - vy the (iovi&rnment to' - * * A ' a*' ' * ' f s ^ tbeir‘utmost in in/r'ca^iniTi'^’hb titiihm all lields nee •-•ary to the wiirmng of the v ar; id.conserve- food and; / ’ » » * ■’ r j" 1 and u elgfi materiaTs.oJV\,.iv kind; to devote th. .. , !.ibo. onlv'yfi) the most necet aw-tasks; and.to buy oai . tliosellyngs which are essem i* to individuat health and' Key; and that the peopa . as evidence ojf their tryS invest all that they can avy in Liberty !»onds and <saVtngs Stamps. The ,scryrit ties issued Hy tin Department are so n.a-ny of tjjerh within tlr reach ot every one that the <lo r of opportunity in this jnatfei'-iswide^vimeft to all of^;" Td'practice tfirift i# ^- ce times is a/vb^ue ancMArrngs great benefit tf/the at j|Il timelywith 1 he desperate need of th<‘ civilized wbid^today for materials and labor with which to end the wi^rKl^prac^cemOidividual thrift is a pat riotic duty^amf a nectsisity. X in in somi FOR H^MLONEl Mart* Yokir l.ivcr Without Making T<w Sick and t'an Xot Salivate. IOUK lIMIEUIi SKAMSTIIKSH BKSt’RIHKS ILLS \ e • • # AXD t’H A XtlF TAX LAC MADk PARSES GOOD WORD ALONG ■ «*, Say* She Bctbl**! to Take Tanlnc Bet NUM* Slic tlcanl *o Much About It. ’ 'If' rcasuf x Every druggist in town- your ilriivijist and eversbody's dmiKgiRt jhas noti-ed a treat fallim: pfT in.tho ’aala ot* caldmel. * They all give the saiyc reflBon. I»oilsf*n's Liver Tone is takinc its place. - , "Calomel is danaeron* and p« opl • know it. while. Dodson's I.i»er Tone is p« rfertly safe and maps better re sults.*''raid a prominent b>cal driidr- visi Dodson's l»i\er Tone is p-r-j ' " .-.tmlly’ gnarapteed ‘by every drii:.-! Tan lac is a fine medicine fo •s! who si 1 i s 11. A h\, •• fxatl >' stom&ch trouble and it is a rqi nets tint a few rents, .am if it fail.* 1 :;en4>ral tonic, toot and. I ani glad ! to voe easy r . lie: in ever? ea«e • ’ ! to ierotMim*nd /U as such . to any-' liAer sliiLuinhness and <or-firvone." x«V,U Miss Lena Hums, of . V.n. have only Lr a h i,.-M ^ «ireer'. S. c . *in a stati rnekt eittfor*-' ‘ I ‘ a . ' . x-f ^ “ • - ;ing'Tanlac. *‘f was irmibled with . PtadlWJO R Idycr. Tocy, t#i a • I . , et»,i : .n, vs. and tL-ak- spelfi kefore : ni-ta-tWcv Purely 'e , tat,4< •< ’ - I ri,o¥T/wiae -.,1 nm n . unrtreM- ' i mt -up 'work. *is v/u> tryjflev^nd it * hrortghf nip thive .Hov.hh a , Indi- ' ' i4il in a F <(> troftbied, nm^a lot an I ./ 'F ’ • nfy appetite . had (“it ifv*. ' I cer.. byvo, is. U u,jnl\ wak r’tn eli,n>ir In health atlii inronv.1; leeling badlv. jo take a rotirso had hrttrd thir I derided to f o’ t'i ||K.«| tfios,* i nun ar-'J Voon Mv j, refit, fa,in,;! a • • f.-l \V. ,-»it 11, Jo i " r fiu, Xi tt/'nle-s‘ I,. , 5 .,t<*r»n " ’ , t rri .1 tpl!,,?’!''-! . I, U< Tak : • t wake, 'up fe. !in> ’ t. K<f. siek/li.-rdachi .*• h . 'tip.,.;, - ". <i „ ■ n't' -^ip, er i^i, all th,> flevt da lonu I Take.- a / do L >dav ejwd tomorrov v :,k. si< k ami '.trnj* •, h.iyf . .* th; V «(-sM I, ’ I! lif Mii'Pcal ttrull who ih; J ‘ HIS W™, HEMS MOTHER ellt How Ly4ia E. Pinkham'j Vegetable Restored Her Health, /fl Phihdelphia. Pa. —“I was vcry w*Rk, mo«t ; ’ 1 went to doctor and he said 1 had nervous indi- always tired, my back ached, ai sickly time. y u, ,my w dition kept me orrying jrioat of the time— and be said if 1 could not that, 1 could get we!l.> I eard so muchabout Lydia £. Pinkham’s ^Vegetable Com- shand wanted me to try it. le bet- nerved in .the / Worthline. cause. Kach copf. Philadelphia p a munity knows who deserves . mn _ and the'denerviDK will set It/Kacu ov ^ m ^ ty a ^ man knows whether h e igileserv ^ |T ing of credit, and if hyC. he will hT\ U i ' lf irtUe ' a > Uns nervous condition with headaches, back- 1* truJj its own resil'd. x. ache, irritability and depression —and ' Th* People ofXthe countr know • develop, and give duexFredit to those com /j t jg such periods in Hfethat Lydia E. munlties whieh did their part. An p^ham*, Vegrtable Compound will act of lovCand mercy like this :s ^ore a normal healthy condition, as never Mrcotten in this world, no.- itdid to Mrs. W r orthUher in the world tV-C 0 * 111 *' ’ ‘ - ‘•'vh cifkcr Libwcty 'War Savings Stamps to 'eon^pue ti>Xactice ecmunrv ajid thrift and to appeal toital wlto do noihAVTftJovern- v -ment securities to do likewise find purclVtt^KibeH\. to the • extent of their means. The man who \\-<‘curili«is'transfers the purchasing • To the Imited States ('hyrer: /•‘lid io that santevdegree not buy in competition with tho Governments , 'J earnestly apppiti tprixcry man. woman and <^«iM pledge themMjkes on or beforf the *2Sth tdX^une to save vonstaidly aifd to luiv as reguhuiy ik4>ossil)b» th * securiries/df the Governnu ntl and to -X-fh^ as far a pfkMsibJe through membership in War Siiviiig^x^ocietleH l^zHth of June .ends this spechd period of enlnhfmdriV m the great volunteer army of production liere at home. May there be none uneidisted •; (Signed): - WOODHOW/W 1 f.S( May 29. 1918. :/ • 1 i. *u < r,>LI 1. 'Villi, kin,1tiin; . W* V X C. 1 in-i.- 'Jar-kson- A Co., \jm\zc. x Ayr. itti*; ulaV anl ''l 1 '- l: fiill n. •■ / firiirty in ifv vrasp . Us • . priKr^cks. > P, slimilil i>e s:i\ Kn thi- torn, *X khln,' disc ' is p/' dulK pain in 9>-tu V <!i,'.4V sp, It !ni. <>i /i t tf att, rs^, .ivitA B«in. proi iu !'aiiir ‘ xo '/"‘{T ;i»uc,‘. Tliiiii-a>th< rcfmi!i,i<-nd Kiilm-iy/piirs^ liir.d rbo -st.it.fin. pi < la low Scott. \l‘,s Sui ,f, r s* li sfon. s. r . -stA.-: "Mi kill * •yo'yx vni disord»T,d ihut 7 ni\ lia»’L ^ •icSii-d’ rrcq,dfiillv v it hard Oil stoop' n\i r because /of tifv s« Ci>r‘ ^ pains i‘n;l to sfrai/frt.-n ;,vaV “ ^ 1 just as. l ard Tl/* kidtHV a i i, tT Maa ah Mte rliar,inlh< in cnd«ivc»»*inv Id**-, impie.-isfon lottv for <!>fith?'' an £ pint me tone. iu>rtHi,Ml tl,. eharintng voiait*. Life V - v ’ /• * X; * *4 Tim y, \v r'y / .-s ion !* "TFo wd>^.c,Mild he. j*etcr»irMrc;l ,’Verv suif !villi it/eonld v'.-t liVxt .tW.i ... Inen in ;• >nt <d ! I e. " ‘.od^,, ama- i four sf/ateyist x/X • • „ \\ ; it lM'( : '‘ir'"’Xt«’iiiit'ed hU K. »•.• d h M#-,,!, - '/j- Doar* that 0 How they reply. Judcc,*' md/savpij ♦hat/day. GIBES! IIS VOUB SIEPlil lions pass,d to/ jri'<|ni;nllt i, rd—ftiXii in :L-\ . /‘i X . * .» / /,'/ ■ ^7 / • / X, ./I X"x AVoinen Ifiiv Oki Mioh IUmnI to r . Their (■arc lii*tt>ud of Their t/orn*. / Htl P 1 i >ti»k, lively ehamss ntore than a XCiutr Colleton wa* likewise the only County in South Carolina w hich won a atar in its flac * 'itKtiie Liberty ^ campaign, ^n/^tie . only eafher who calliDK on county which more . than - doubled L_» Ha apportionment. • , x . Too inucb cannot he said* in pvais.' To^ in ,i crr cannm oe hao.-in pr^s* rox .. Why he cauKht „p with that of *Ke response made by th* ne C P*> H s Raorh||9 and ^ hlm yefLn «t the county wherever meetthr*;^,,, M ii kauk ^ Sentinel were held for them and they were given a chance. I .... mi * m *• . fQalc. met HI S ALSO KAX am afraid that your ,wm i? n follower of Bacchus.” said the old Got rox. “A follower!” exclaimed old (lot- The list of contributions' to o** ” w Yoa liaod a published will show in detail wha? ^ «— ^e*ch community and individual , done. • It will constitute the roll of i U rontafn«*the Colletdn’a worthy citixehs 4 1 C * II * ral Tonic becau,e ** cooU,n, tbe WAR SAVIN STAMP IS l . S. HON!) * «■ / 'x“ A VVar Savings Stamp w. in effect, thCsam^ HX^ -Uniteci States bond. When yi^u^buy - a Wai; vSaving •Stamp for $4.17, and paste it onHbe. free certificate f, It mi*erald*/ A frh ; abniit Doan’/Kuljiej^'T’Tffs and art (•n 'lis/Zeri^/ 1 tol,a box. Th*i' soofN^coTytUt iiliijf and I kept on ^ rhimi (mtil 1 had finished soy Watch > eral ho\,>x | iheh felt like a di r - step r*l ,.wha feren-t r* rsorN^nd have felt fin,-' lovely «kin. bu^-XiTmir' High heeln • ier sine-hafie caused tfifi’ns and you limp a l 1 rice mV, at alN<U-aler> fton’t iitthu. That’s bad. airls. and you Iffimplv ask for a kidiVX remeiji ^ know it, t’orns destroy beauty and L'*t Dojtfs Kidmi !*ill‘! N <b, saeo a raceX besides corn» Nr** very, egfcy that Mr. Scott tuid FosfvrMil.' OV^Oliiove. burn Co, Mfers., Bifffxlo. X* Y. Lid iLmr feet of every, corn* .X uskiim .t'i any drug store fo/ , w | {quarter e| an j Oimce of fre HFI5 DKS4 FXT ALL KM.HT tThis will cost little hut is which is given you, it is the same as a $^00 government V bond. The certificate is a bond to the Value of the stamps pasted on it. Every stamp for which >ou mm /S',. •-.'"T’ '• * , / t . M/, ’ X pay $|.17 will be redeemed for $5.00 on January 1,192'!, which represents interest at the rate of I per cent ebrrZ pounded quarterly. ' -X If necessary the, stamps can be redeemed at anv tune before maturity at the rate of pejxleht interest Ridded. As/security, all the wealth and resources of the / United/ States guarantee the value and payment* b< w. s. s. ' • X . be purchased s everywhere. \ „ They can be purchip*£d fTdm mail carriers, postoffi- yes and agents x / y/Ssy* - j Geoctal Tonic becauae it contain* the While Mr. Fishburnc and who worked under him do not seek i ’Enriches^L^Bloixi and >w»rd yet it i* true thgtfbe peo- Bafl 5«pth*Whola8ypSL^0c«nti,^ fit of the county owe and in 4heir j , h£*rt» are paying them a debt of. / / , / gratitude for the reRtilf/ their labor j . nnn „uir a.d ability K.v, m .de po^lbt. wh ,* h " 0 ' n ^ g6. i w- no thankful to th*- whist- lerh:*’ _ otita tnaic and laaetiae effect. LAXA- •.Tha»*kr^ll ,, • X ' TlVRaaoMOQCININBiaticUertaaaoHtaarv; • . Jhangrui. ^ aad doea not caoac nerwwaMUM* nor "Vei i :/»uPPO* <4 thev could Whistle -Xr X / Mis. Low*retail “fs Jhar<* any i doubt about her havinjr defended ! from the PiltrUfi Fathers?” Mr*. I'ppercrust. “There' mgy Soreness and he some dbnbt at*out the genealpev i,root and alii to reino\e every liurd or corn i*r callous from one’s A few drope appliedxtlfreetl.v up- 'on a'tender\ touchy rprri relieves the BoonXpe entire corn, ight out without tf> is no doubt about the de-. pain? Judge, GlfilS WliEH SKIH WIIHIMOI 1 is f stanch in surf own is a gummy sub- dries instantly and le^ up fii*. corn without / or even irritating the ng skin. Wo/eh must keep in mind that ^eornb-ss feet create a youthful Step [ wtm-h *-nhanees - her attractiveness. —A'- /A--— . .• MIS OWN VACWM BOTTLE 'lake m t ents to Lnnm • V - Tiin lU-nufy la*tioii for h*** ’ SailoM ness. Agent rw keep an>tb hours.*V “TbV v bfhg ho ncmim bottle^ will hot or cold for 7i STILL t T)'! FORT A RLE “Von should feed /our __ .. . more, Brother Johnson.” niildiv of a farmer of th^t .sertton who iop beautifie.r known- Massage this chided the presiding elder; / “They j "hAff-had the points of his llghtn-Itcagrant, rreamy lotion daily ipto look .half stirved.” / \ . inga-rods on the roof of his ham ] the face; neek. arms and hands and ".Oh, them dogs is nacherly lank.’' l*?xed i n |, 0 the , crows won’t geti just sc«- how freckles, tan. sallow- .repifed Mr. Gap Johnson of Rum- hurt on them when they .afe out ness, redness and roughness dishp-. pus Ridge. Ark. “I don’t consider for exercise." From which we’pear anil how smooth,-soft and dear ’em hungry till they begin to bite surmise Maine has had an awful ;the skin beeomes. Yes’ It is harnti- tfie children.”—New Orleans Times-'snow or has an awful liar.—Macon Teas, and the beautiful results will JUnion. .Dally Telegraphy „ t jsurprlse-you. X . ■ *v’ houpds Your :*rocer,, has/the lemops and un> drug store or/i*|Jet counter, wiJl r .Mippl> you wflK/hree'ounces'Bf or- jehard whfTe ff/a few/ents. Sque-exe — ., . . V ... . /. • ' - jthe Juice of/two if esh jemons Into BlCFX KWxu'V to Mai’S' luvrif tiottle, LCh n put in the orchard Bbr.X KNOWN TO HA\ E »M>TH wh ite shake well. This makes — ■ y . 'a quarter pin\ of the very best (Maine) Journal telts ilem^p>-<kin whiten«T and rpmplex- Mi/Tipplea r '-‘‘Don’t want it, If I have anything worth drinking I \ ^ don’t want to keep it 72- hours."— Boston Transcript. X Lewiston la h^l, .itmember the t*U ume ewl J tlit , wt , r< i 9 •/. Boston l v acs ript ior the * rf&iture oi H W. GROVE. >5- Science has shown that nasal catarrh often indicates a general weakness of the bod/ and local treatments in the fonn of anuffs and vapors only irritate and do little if any good, /x To correct catarrh you should treat K ile cause by enriching your blood with the oil-food in Scott’s Emulsion which ir a medicinal foodr and a building- tonic, free from 4ny harmful druga. It is helping tJKiusands.^ Try it. Scott** , Bloomfield.N.J. 1 0 tr .