Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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EXPENSES <;RO\VJN(; A Ir.ioM Work Whi'ii , ' * ' v ■ ** Taking TimlAr. Whli-h Soon Hi^ioriil Hi*r. • zr Speed— v ^ J^>eei—l^>eed! Uncle Sam poshed the clock ahead one boor to give more light. Take advantage of it. You owe it to yourself and your country to make jevery minute count. 4 Use your car*-passenger or com* merciaJ—to the limit. •' Samuel P.. Colt, president of the United States Rubber Company, helped awaken the country to the economic value of the automobile last fall.* He said— Everything on wheels must be used and mobilized. > • r •* “The automobile is second to the railroads as an adjunct and supple- mentafy to them in collecting and distributing merchandise. “Owners should use their cars, both passenger and commercial, more end more.** Make the most of your car by »ia«ny the tires that will extend its usefulness to the utmost. ^ . Use good tires—United States Tires. They last longest and carry you farthest at least cost. ^ There Is a United States Tire for every car or truck—to guarantee un interrupted service and greatest Thecv is no blccer prolilfiu than 'that which the woman worker ban to^eet. With rent, clothing, food, filer ali Koim: higher um} higher, her worries are greater than ever, j Though weaker and wore liable to I illness than men. these women must be at their best, whether they are in oflice, store, factory or home? They must be bright, confident, am- bitiouj or fall'. ■The' weak, nervous, run down woman has very little ^chance, and this was realised by Josephine Dougherty. Miss Dougherty is one of the army of women' workers, a competent. quick witted saleswo man in a New York department ■-tore tt’.vilv. w h ich Her has 50,OhO home is at customprs 436 East economy. x. Our nearest Seles and Service dealer will tell you which ant •erve you Best Z* Depot will States Dres X are Gogd Tli ■es are GOOD t X* •X That We know United States Tires Why we Sell Thera. * RIZER & AYER, Walterboro. p/ J. COXE’S GARAGE; Lodge. H. D. PADGETT, Jr., Ruffin V * METHOI) OK <X>MRATTIMO * •'EACH TRKK RORBRfl A .* r e * * >«%#«««*’**•****# * • Kxtension Horticultural^ > * Project.! - * The ,teach tree borer, which is u «*naH white larva, causes ■ much datr.a'ge -*o th»- ! orchardist' in South . ; .1 Caroliini the live the -roimd in many histatrees the ti<"> are completely girdled, whit'll^* " .ikcrTed-trondition offers ftleaI' ditioX for l!te.destiuctiotX,;Work of ' j*U< -min hole.borer. ,\ simple anil • | pi ,'<■? i. al no ilytd ,pf contyol for the, Sho |.,a« |i jt»»f bojer is by mounding,^or throw iij. up *lirt around th«* trunks' ■I Die tlees, to a heighth of. ti'ii -or.. k« h.. inches. , •' -I The trees'should he mourded ! front the first to the fifteenth sit'. July. ' Xjl Preparatory to mounding a corfi of trunk wash should he applied by "ashing the trunk of the tr^e from the branches downward. This keeps the tree m a healthy condition and repels insects and diseases. Standard Trunk Wash. • Poi thttla for 2f> grown trees, t i.unip Lime 2 pound.; Soap t Whale Oil. home-made ot I laundry ..... .*.-. . . l-| pound { Sulphtlr ...; .’.1-4 pound i Water .2 1-2 gallons ; ^Inking the Wash. Shave the soap finely and dissolve! in hot water. Make thin paste if i sulphur and add to the^.sou|i solu-' tioti. and while the lime, is slacking tt|e solution of soap sjnd siilphut is poll ted over it and the whole qtian-' til' is diluted ta 2 1-2 gallon- which is' a sufficient quantity't i veash 2n trees •» to X years old This wash is very Inexpensive ami iiia , he easily applied-hv th • usy of a paint brush. Method -of Mounding. . Pul) or throw the earth up around the Ji..se of the tree to a heighth of i<-n or twelve'iqrhes,-Which'.-when “•tiled will he about, eight inches htgh . This may be done either by the . use o’l a shovel> ot • an ordinary The tees should he examined be fore mounding, and if there are anv borers present, they should be amoved by ' taking a knife-blade a till -cutting out. \\Pulling Mound Down. I he mounds should be torn down Aoni thXflrKt to the fifteenth’ of October, and rhe trees examined for the borer. The presence ynt th“ borer will he noted by the exuda tion of gi|m, and tiiav be easilv re moved with a small knife 1 JTVth St. * - ’ . , . ‘ Mecnuse of suffering, my' work w. getting so hard I could not st: • t it,” thifk girl declared.. **! w« •’Id suffer so after eating that I- <foi.i I not keep my strength np, Tht •* would be pains ami I would hav. a leelinp of suffocation. I had lost de-'p sp long and had become so nervous I was in a badly run down condition. I was subject to headaches and pains in nty limbs and back.' .Even, tny heart had be come weak ^'T knew I could not go on that way. but the medicine 1 tool, did -not seem to do me any good. .Other girls began to telj me about Ttvnlftc, and 1 finally decided to try ,‘t. Tanlac, I know, is the best .tonic and builder there in. “1 feel just fine. I do-not suffer fram those pains or weaknesses any more. I sleep well and my appe tite has returned. My nervousness went with my stomach trouble. 1 recommend this Tallac to everyone 1 know w 5 ho needs building up and cleansing of the system like I did.” ■ ... Tanlac, the "Master Medicine” frees have hebit wormed is sold in Colleton county .by Jpo. ■* >,rnn ' “* *- M.^Jileln, Walterboro; The Colleton Cypress Co., Colleton; Cottagerllle Drug Co., Cottageville; Islandton Mercantile Co., Islandton; .W. C. tllover. Green Pond and Jlickaon- boro; 'E. R. Ilishop & Co., Lodge. IS,000 POUNDS MEAT A MINUTE GOING TO ALLIES ^ One Four Suing Sent Abroad. m. n \, \ Sapolio doing its work. Scouring lanne Corps Join Now! APPLY AT ANY POST OFFICE for - SERVICE UNDER E&1M4W ULS. KARINES 4 WOODWARD—RATTKRWOV Married at the St. John’s Hotel, Charleston., last ’Wednesday b'y Father Quinn, Miss Eloween Wood ward and Mr.- Joaeph C. Paffm-son, of Barnwell. Mr. and Mrs, Patter son came, on-to Walterboro for a brief visit to his mother, Mrs. M. B- l*kUer»on, before 'returning to Barnwell where they wilt make their home. Mr, Patterson ' was born and reared in Walterboro. but has been making Ms home in Barn well for a number of years, where he is manager for a large mercan tile establishment. IIS! HE iwr m GLOSSY Him FREE FROM DINDGOFF a second coat of trunk wash, mad- as directed, should be applied. It is Very Important, that thj< mound be pulled down, otherwise^ will be very detrimental to tho growth of the trees as it furnishes an excellent place for the borer to work^ - ; - F W. RISHER. Co. Agt * W * 8 * 1 **** tbs attention of those who have Set out model orch ards and Tbode who hare Just set out young fruit trees to the follow ing-article; ■ ./ 1 Saxe A«nir Muir? fn a fexx Try Double it^ Bejiui v Momeprk— T\>V< These statements were made by a prom- . inent representative of the United States Food Administration. ... ' . • * J -x . No industry in the country has played a more important part in helping to win the war < than the American live stock and meat-packing industry. X . • ' S X / y ■ v j Swift & Company alone has been forward ing over 500 car'loads of meat and meat products ^ per week for overseas^ \ * ¥ S'. k NERVOUS WRECK i IMiVlUtANT ■ \ P :«»r Ti»avy bi.ii. thi-H wft'h hfiuify and is ;;i«lmn; M^ffT 1 '••• ha-- sin incomparaM*’ .n. i rd is t’uffv j-nd lusft<i.;;r-* it i DanUci jiK*. NO RESI-RO PEICE ' ^ . There’s no px^ac*' and little rest for the one who suffers from a bad back, and distressing Urinary dis orders. Walterboro people recom mend Doan’s Kidney Pills. Be guided by their experience. Mrs. F. L Kinsey. 2K RJack !4L. Walterboro, says^ “l was in a had fix with niy kidneys a nunib»r *nf years ago.- My back artied uearl- all the time nml ^pfiinex] severely when I stoopeyiXr straightened up. My” kldneye-'acted irregufarly ano w*'re vjefy annoying. 1 couldn't get «>>> tiropor r* -t and felt ,tiled and titiiRx'tMfile all tT:>> tiiin/. I t*Hik alj kinds of niedicijKs but mute of theid s*'etne<l to give m, rujich relie/.- Hav ing tV; It n* ai-ly everything. I * thought 1 Vould try Doan’s KMitey IMUs because they were recoin mend- ed by hrune p-< ! h-. I <.ot f. |i« fg a tf^W days ^.nd teOan to^feyl BI J a v nryiself. Tiie>t<-d fe*d:ng left, fnv hack tilt ^ffon«er, and my kidiK ' acted normal again It took onlv X / Swift & Company, U. S. A. From Tk?ee Years’Suffcrtag. Sajti Cardd Made Her WeD. Tejas City. Tex.-Hi aa j CI< te • ” • oil* ge. J ;To VjlF .County \>>dfTs T*i< i> ha.®'appeared in fp-* ss complaints : were not ahl* Uf<or >1: plus .va n, * the Jnytd.e that - Mm to dispose of l have tin, of this low Isuttareounto agony with .my head, f was usable to Market i t J .* < —TTm’+s'' *•’" rK ' J, to sleep an the time, for r ease I could get, when _ became a aervous wreck 1 Jrom fee awful suffering with my ,1^’ id. 1 ; ^ ' 1 ton 1 ous tfut the least noise > jump out of my bed. 1 r* < eiv e<! iih F. Blamhe. manager anger. specially coin, j! wire from of, .th - Farsui riH' «'«) op* tative Associatfoa, infortnin^ do any of my wprir mf ’ that he is in.r posit ion to handle I jurtmari io step an the lime, for i * rha,t ‘' *' •«’'> « tlatw^theonly qse I wM grt. wfeea u ' , £'' t ,* T 2; nr „ i '. ^ uh , I wah asleep. I became a aervous wreck .^n expert from Itbe Bufiau of Markets ut Washing- recently made a visit to Oraupo- I wac W neryouS But the. least noise burg aftd investigated the* Financial J ‘ Status and reported »n de*.^l >»n th** to dfi .Orangeburg Marketing Association. The re port wre have receiv ed is no exceedingly favorable one M ! Brand. OhlH *he Bureau of Mar kets. advise* the Extension of th*‘«,*' associatkp in other counties Vtwirs very tytily. \Y: \Y. LONG. Di rect or - Thi.-; .■<]< h.- ir J. 1! ’ml ‘ its. ' • *y life, and l I'Ouhle, j quickly reliev.tl no i PrJ,ce .»;hc. at all “lor a k tihiev 1 i>o\ oi Dean' I .lust one application dtfilhles He- tt * f ® W ^ iin ' ] r.'l v [beauty of your hair, beside- .1 h>-1, £“ 1 liMe M:,/l mediatelv dissolxert «*^ry pariirl** 1 ilf dandruffyofi Caanol have me., h*avv. healtby. hniiyft.von hav-e dand- . , tZme scurf rob - v lq»tre. its siren:.-; i D l* iin s KWl «^ the s af ,„ I that. Mrs. Kinsey dealers Don’t * ui< dv ov *•• - .burn Co . Mr Foster-Milv P.cfValo. lll-ilN quarterly meeting , a young boy, had to [duties. 1 was not able to do anything until I took Carded. I took three bottles in all. and it surely cured me of those awful That has been three years ago, and 1 know the cure is penr.ancri f&M have never had.any headache smec taking Cartlui.., Nothing rriiieved nie until! took Cardui 'Hi did wonders for me.” Try Cardni tor your troubles—made frem medicinal ingredients recommended r ' * ^ ' *0 medical-books as being of oeoefit in female troubb-s, ar.d 40 years oi use hr:$ j ptcren a»st the books are right Begin '.Z ,. taking Car4^1bd£+ conic' ft produces,;i ft-f• ri.-.hnet'S I itching of the scalp; the hair' ro*.l- f.'.uitch. loosen and die; then tii hair falls out fust. If your hair has been neglected and is thin, faded, drv. seraety meet at ,Bedons promptly at It too oily, get a ainall bottle 'of * ^ Knowlton’K Dandtrine at *hy drn - stoy*' or toilet 1 enunfer for a few cent's; applv a little as directed and ten liiiMites after you will aa?.-. this wav th** best investment you eve: tUti'Ye, ' ^ vjncewly (believe, recai dlev- •*f • v • ••• f hinv; else advertised, tjwct J hor the Colleton Garage. There You! have Attention and Service •tandardized i.the ‘County Over x The Colleton Garage RAJLROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, S. C. In D* X < .•u*-* pond' »< «,f |>«~i|M»nd«‘ii< y. !*-• caused '■om t.ipati o'clock, old time.' 12 o.'cloclv. r^eti- time, on J-ilv *ith 'fhe ^powing program has been urrangj*dT ' Welcome. . • Hesponse. X *, ** Devotional. AfTss Thfil' Hiott. Enrollipeftt- of delegates. Itep.rrt on St a to cx«*cijtiv** m**t> [Of * V -y thiPK else advertised. Ed,th E * s, ‘* r, ‘ n B you desire >oft. lustrous. beaufX ran, \n . „ Recitation. Mr®^ ft; Smock no itchin: -calp apd-fiVtuorc fall- n; h:.** you uiust^Se-KnowItonv (Danderinjk If eventually- why -not - Xv 1 ••• * X, UTorik * Move's Taatelesa chill VsK .■ t i 1 M U 1 J'<*Vel;