>NT FORGET FAIR EXHIBITS.
: While threshing your grain you
| should remember and look carefully
f<"r good bundles and save thern for
3 exhibit you are planning for your
jrv. * anty fair. Don't neglect this as a
, ir is just as necessary now as ever
i d it is up to you to see th^t your
_ anty makes a candidate exhibit.
- >o many farmers depend upon the
ler fellow to get up exhibits and
len the time for fair arrives there
ly be a dirth of material to show.
'U know how often you have visitfairs
and have remarked that you
" i better stuff on your place than
s shown. Home is not the place
g|bs keep good farm products during
ggjig ' 5 Show the people what.good
-f-f rftn /?nri raise and t.Viic; mav sti*
m kte s0133? t0 try and do likewise.
you don't send in an exhibit your.si
f don-'t criticize the other fellow,
? v" he has done his best and you have
jp% Lti-:d down on the job. Visitors to
X- ir county fair judge your county
tyy what they see and it is up to you
- help make your county make as
ir- >d an agricultural show as possii?.?
- ? ,
<*R ' ' C.
t Uet those good hogs and cattle in
condition and send them up too. If
yc i are trying to raise breeding
st--4 and don't exhibit you very projfc-rg.
I'A-Jky won't make a great success
Is!?. because farmers like hogs that look
eg-' eooi The county fair is one of the
places to advertise your stock so
- tr and ret up an exhibit for this
v?Carolina Farmer and StockSTCP
^HE RED SPIDER.
find that the red spider is, and
h been doing considerable damage
in jexington county, much more
g?- th I have seen in any previous year
jfe " xhe extremely dry weather has been
very favorable for the spread of the
Sf: . cpl-.?5.In nearly every instance where
l?- I hrve answered calls to infested
gk fa? is, 1 have Deen able to trail tne
g?. spiu iT from polk stalks or violet
Bfo-beds. I want to advise all farmers
ep polk stalks cut off hedges and
^8 ten-ace banks or any other places
WEMthzi they are growing on the farm.
re cotton is planted near the
keep violets out of the yard,
jgjjfei There are other plants on which the
^^pspid r feeds, but polk stalks and vioare
the best breeding places.
How to Handle the Spider,
"he red spider is a quite small inthat
fastens itself on the under
|pa jd-i of cotton leaves, and causes
iietrt. .to turn red on top side. After
|r ' 'be: * infested for a few weeks, leav -*
rop off and the plant looses
. coarig "fruit.When this spider makes
ppearance on the cotton, cut
L 1, clean up and burn the breedir,ir
places. Then pull all badly in-;
svr. d stalks of cotton and burn them
Sjpl S; y around infested spots with the
^ v wing solution:
Vo arsenate of lead.
- ? slacked lime.
+? gallons of water.
- S'tray on under side of leaves-Keer
*, .v.^tch on the above pest and put
hint under control as soon as he
leJrss his appearance.
J. W. Shealy,
Ballentine, S. C.
f*A o?on+ T .Ovin(H"An Cd.
V V Uli A. J. V/ V
igust 3, 1918.
: V- >ps Drill in Thirty Minutes After
.'a Rain.
nc thing that goes towards makihL
Camp Jackson one of the best
tary camps in the United States
,*> ie fact that the drill fields never
s; rr muddy.
a an illustration of this there was
a v ?avy rain fall at camp yesterday.
71.. rain commenced falling early in
t-L-' morning and continued until well
t 3^ > the* afternoon. Within 30 min,
3 after the rain stopped falling
V ' du ling commenced on the drill fields.
2 V -fini the men did not have to drill in
mud either. The drill fields of
t>np Jackson never get muddy.?
W&Wjfflk Aug. 2.
Hie government is calling for 25,i.'
) young women between nineteen
*
^ I thirty-five years of age to enter
Student Nurse Reserve. They
i t * -.it be intelligent. educated. and
ihv Jjthy. The country cannot too
honor the noble young women
*?: izo with a heroism as calm as that
'; i t%e soldier as far to the front as
the government will permit and und
'go the strain on nerves and strentbat
tending wounded, lacerated
. i involves.
To the Public.
C just want to say that we keep a
fc ^1$ of Chamberlain's Colic and
0 thoea Remedy on hand all thej
r v ^ and find it excellent for bowel ;
1 Sle," writes Mrs. H. P. Cook, An- j
ol^v Ind. [
PELLAGRA! HAS IT
BEEN CONQUERED?
I
! (
! Alabama Carpenter Makes
An Amazing Signed Statement
In Norfolk, Va?Saysj
He?s Cured After All Else
l
Failed
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"ALL SY ML IU1V1S
HAVE DISAPPEARED"
[
Doctors Said It Was Pellagra
Grew Steadily Worse For
Seven Years, Finally Finds
| Quick Reltef. Wants The
World To Know
!
i "I HAVE GAINED
SIX POUNDS, TOO!"
Here is the amazing: story of a
man who had been given up as a victim
of pellagra and who wandered
through the principal cities of the
South in an effort to find relief.
It tells how, after seven years of
I suffering, he finally discovers
natural herb medicine that did what
nothing: else seemed to have the power
to accomplish. It wiped out his]
disease, according: to the words of
his own signed statement. Here it
is:
The doctors in Birmingham, Ala.
and Atlanta Ga. diagnosed my case
as pellagra. I thought I would soon
die as most patients do. But they
i treated me seven years and all the
time I gradually grew worse.
| "I saw in the newspapers how a
herb medicine called Dreco had been
discovered and how it was helping so
many other sufferers from various
diseases. I decided to try it.
"When I began on Dreco the skin
on my hands was cracked open and
my stomach was swollen to twice its
size. After taking three bottles of
Dreco all these symptoms have disappeared,
my appetite is improved
and I can eat anything I want. I am
now able to work and was promoted
tody to be foreman at $8.17 a day.
I have gained six pounds, too!"
(Signed) B. J. Kincaid
1049 46th street
Norfolk, Va.
Mr. Kincaid is a native-' of Alabama.
At the time of signing the
above statement he was employed
by Porter Brothers, contractors or
the Bush Bluff Government Works.
Dreco, referred to by Mr. Kincaid,
is an herbial medicine made from
! roots, barks, herbs and berries. It j
i contains no mineral salts or acids
j and is recognized as a valuable body
| recontructant and system invigorant
Dreco may now be obtained fromj
; modern drag stores and pharmacies
| everywhere and is particularly rec- j
j ommended in Lexington by Geigeri
j Drug Co.
"NOTICE CONFEDERATE VET. ]
j ERANS."
j
All old confederate veterans of!
Lexington county are hereby reques- j
ted to meet in each township Satur-j
j day August the 17th at 3 p. m. to select
a representative fiom their numj
ber. Representatives thus selected I
are hereby requested to meet at Lexington
on Saturday Aug. the 24th at j
11 a. m for the purpose of selecting j
the county pension board for 1919.
r\ rp WAT?F!
J.. '
Chairmamn Co. Pen. Board.
$100 REWARD, $100
The readers of this paper will be;
pleased to learn that there is at least'
j one dreaded disease that science has ]
I been able to cure in all its stages and j
that is catarrh. Catarrh being great!
I
; ly influenced by constitutional condi- j
! tions requires constitutional treat|
ment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is!
I taken internally and acts thru the j
I Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the i
i I
i System thereby destroying the foun!
dation of the disease, giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con.;
| stitution and assisting nature in do-!
, ing its work. The proprietors have!
| so much faith in the curative powers'
; of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they j
' offer one Hundred Dollars for any j
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,!
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggist,'
75c.
*
WOODMEN PICNIC AUG. 10TH. j
I
Priceville camp, Woodmen of the1
World, will five a public picnic at
Oakville school house on Saturday. j
August 10th. The public is invited i
to attend as well as all of the candi- J
dates for county and state offices,
and also candidates for congress.
I
I INSURANCE \
?p? After the currency pa
^ losses it entailed, wh;
willing to pay for in
such disastrous exper
S* To-day, through o
Federal Reserve Syst<
it to you>'ithout anj
T 0 J.
^FEDERAL RESERVE^ and
SL kfc^SYSTEM^BI
| THE HOME N
f LEXING
^ CAPITAL $50,000.00
Saml. B. George, Pres.
S Karl F. Oswald, Cashier:
g? DIRE
Saml. B. George,
J. P. Drafts.
?L S. J. Leaphart.
We Wa
Busi
We are selling fi:
at Prices that wi
Save Money. 1
store is to stand
sold, and gladly
if you are not sa
COME TO SEE US.
The Cayce Co-Opera!
GROCERIES :
The Va
Mrs. W. D. :
A BEAUT
The Newest and Most S
Goods and a full li
When in the city, Come
Phone 3436
Rear Bank of Columbi;
SPECIAL i
nP\TT A
&JVJL l 111
|
IT WILL PAY Y
T\i* ^ ?k/F ./
jl^I kjir&r
About Y<
Since we Have Dr. J. I
ated with us we are cate
ing work. Dr. Boozer i<
ing teeth with a painless
REMEMBER
{ 1328 Main Street, (Pho
?ITHOUT COST f
mic of 1907, with all the ^ I
at would you have been 3
surance against another <|j
ience? 51 j
ur membership in the ^ j
sm, we are able to offer |1 j
r cost whatever. JS j
can secure this insurance 1?j
protection by becoming ?e8
of our depositors. ^
[ATIONAL BANK |
TON, S. C 3|.
RESORCES $450,000.00 ^ I
[cers M
J as. J. wlngard, vlce-pres. 3
, J. E. Kaminer, Asst. Cash. ^9
^TTflRQ
J V -A. V/ AV
Jas. J. Wingard.
E. G. Dreher. ^Jg
T. P. Meetze, ^8
J.P. Matthews.
nt Ynnr
iness
rst class Groceries
ill enable you to '
?he policy of this
behind all goods
refund the money
fished. I
'ilTA r OUAA c r
JVC uivic, vajcc, u. v.
- FRESH MEATS
T~X '
inity Box: j
HALL. Owner.
Y PARLOR
tunning Creations in Hair
ne of Toilet Articles
to Our Shop. [
1116 Taylor Street
I.
PRICES ON T
LWORK
OU TO CONSULT !
kTMFRS !
AAA XJfc, X_>'
3ur Teeth |
3D WIN BOOZER associ- Ij
;rinp: especially to extract- j j
5 very efficient in extract- j
; method.
MY OFFICE IS
ne 512,) Columbia, S. C.
I
?
P. J. O'NEII
I _ . _ . _ _
buite INo. 7 Carolina
Cor. Main and Washington Sts.
New Sumro
I
in footwear, at p
as they can be
carry shoes for
family in sizes a:
fit every one.
Our salesmen
enced shoe mc
cash system save:
The Bo
\
1518 Main Street
?___________
mout
have your set ready same da;
our estimate, before having
save you money.
Is
G
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We Administer Nitrons Oxide Gaj
Baltimore Bei
1329 1-2 Main St. COLUM]
Look for Large Electric Sign an
at Stain
Buggies, Wago
We Have a Splendid Line o
We have every style and size in ab<
Come in and see them on our floor
OUR GUARANTEE ME4
Gregory-Conder Mi
1115 Hampton St., - - The
Place
Clothing, Shoes, Hat
! Furnishing
When yon go to 1 uy your
don't forget to look over my stool
1C "Mill r\ t Olflt lll'r O" V V
| UCJJtll UilCUL JO JLUii V J. VIVUliuf,.
| and Underwear for men, and wen
i merous to mention. Everything o
! All at prices that will please
Sole Agent for the famous 1
and also other brands of shoes
longest. See us for bargains
1416 Assembly Street,
racted Diseases
ALSO TREAT
50drers, nervous debillDDER
troubles, etc.
\idney Troubles, Piles painlessly
:>ut operation or confinement,
latment are that unless you re:y
results, no charges are made.
)rnan is too poor to receive his
le so rich thai they can procure
than he is qualified to give,
you the results he has given
i the payment in your own hands
5 or. file
ther Examinations Free onJMonand
Friday
. to 7 p. m. Sundays 10 to 2.
X. M. D.
National Bank Building
COLUMBIA, S. C
er Styles
rices as low
sold. We
the entire
nd widths to
are experi- ,
m and our
syou money
oterie
COLUMBIA, S. C.
FT-OF-TOWN Patients,
ave every convenience
?ur comfort when visitor
offices. We will
impression of your
h in the morning, and
y, where desired. Get
work done. We will ilver
Fillings, -50c
old Fillings, $1. ?p
'eeth Cleaned, $1.
t For Painless Extraction
ital Parlors
31A, S. C. Phone 586
id Moving Dental Exhibit
>.
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ns, Harness.
f Well Made Vehicles
Hackney Buggies
Washington Buggies
Columbus Buggies
Brown Buggies
jNissen Wagons
jjQld Hickory Wagons
Hackney Wagons
ove makes
lNS something
ale Co.
- COLUMBIA, S. C.
To Buy j
s, Caps, Gents'
s, Etc.
Clothirg, Shoes and Hats
\ before you buy. Every
ices, Hats, Caps, Hosiery
ion. Other goods tco ru?f
latest style ar.d pattern.
W. L. Douglas Shoes
i that wear easy and
Columbia, S. C.