Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ft T t t : ~Mism rMmbnoI "! LMSTiRIESMM; I v ir./oi/j i ic;. s AiinsfTKU by 'ime v..ObMUfeRKY COl'W ?Y Sr\JMU^4?. "rlOQLw. JULY:. 2,7th, 1 IV J 7. W1 T..e Uaehc/? . o.f H(tf*7V County in M^S.vrjwnco? : . a&etxit}'?d wish to |).'ut on r<c<M their appreciation .-?f the i mi porta i. c*. ui the <at'fice of Counnt ' ?v? ' ~J of Education, of 1!k- i. >od lhnt\A?>as al?i?6 iy been nv < r' ' ' *> 1 Mioir faith in the i?tv,rd^atWti <?ir:ti*f\tftJ nfcb?Ml*\ eVqlopori?ra: ? ? gh this office. Unitizing thatU/ e duties <*f this office reyuire th* full.tiimr of a cvti* > potent man, th*J the c?>Ht of living imy grchtly increased, that the travel ..i i . u u:?r.J ' ' ns trv ^ijuiinvn ?TJs . ui?xj|, .un! n IUKII'I": a . a result of ww , that Hasting- bcne-i jtn-<w.<> M!.<l n<; wrwe t . to usaam teacher^ and to our pupils* rom firequent visibf 01 the Supi riiiter.dent ?(ViEducation^ . and finding ujwti invemtiisL.ition that ' there juv about IK' school'ok ?r whites* In the cctunty ui.lh ch notd personal v'shs Iron the:s;id Si?|ovi ntenden1.. ' vera! tames t aihi. ^ehnol >tyrr b in or( that ihe best, vf- sults; e.ome ' from tin,*>. oppei'ttlij o, fiiKlii^ further lipon inv>K'[ igwd ictri ?.'\hat l.alaries i of Super#11n< <!< nls in civtaipi other , <( ounUCf a^eip.e' fannr. ?1.20(ty tl> $l.,#00 ^ and that At many .rnsVanccti ittiavellinj.r expense* within dee counfc\v -are also ' f.'P ni,sljed, ; and t&U'-^l-ingriltik fur D titer tiiau tan* sala?y of ti.ie ; Horry ('< unty SuuvrintendefH is 1101 irn kec;. ie^' v. ith tb*?. salaries pojid to lih?? otlit 1 i f'tfietals fid*?Stt.i(*vCOU[ 1V> "VR KR K h?i.R!\, w*., uM?sl rir-ig r.m . offer tin followir.mvresolutumvs: Kirst: That \V( y?; :individu}>;ls d> ;iu >11, UUJ' |(W,V r to If.tVV. <s'- CO'XdtvO n > I! t k^u wii at'4v emedy i!l. ??k C'()*s i i:* coat tlit ' >\i,11 in <m( ! be u.?y* d to tail,*.- .< Ooh . .t<? jj a?t*th< next, nx?<i ::ig of "tM legisi?u ?? a..* ;/>i( ??>?-/ e-i-*.y /* to scc.uv*' a y\at? ly H ' (" at SI ,'iOO *rnd tr? v<> It * ? . - |/* rus".>> f*t thin tluv a levinty~ It: i. ri ' n'e (V >jt of l.d'jfa i'Mi. Ir* 1 fvi - To.iV.r RouHb:'": >" C' mi: sicoi' rs. t'/n Coui?\ 15 *>;*.i*ci >?. K;\i(?at*ior., th: * >i '-tees Aifi\rO?uatK r,< r.r.vi nil otl,\ r 'i ru.<Moes in U- cou.iti1 I . : tv> ooojie3 ;te v.itli us in th*t r.atvr. rorci'll: That cnpie< of tin's vesk olutict ie .-ertt'.v <>} o County ' Dfleg; ti n, the County Hoard of . C nir ' . -oners. the County l?oai\J (VI Kdi:-? ci tion, a*nd the Couo'.y Tru?-U-\ ' As-K'-citition, and that tht editors th?*; two county papers 1/ request#*? I t ? publish these nu?>Jbfl >ns at a ee*e>iivenient ttau<h \ KespectluH.s it ibmitted, ^ Agnes I). Richardson, Cluiinriar; fSnrat- McMillan. IjUhel tioodyear, \1-*i it., m ?? r Cnnni^r Jafck Sarvis. I the .Quinine That Does tol lAfte :t tha HnaO Pc-cm* se of its tonic .and lax;#*?iv<v jpfect. I.AXAT1VB, BKOMO QU1KINE isUHlutt inordinary Quiipi'.e and do?rc not cause- i4*r*?M?sne?s ncr riuuiu{ in head. K< t jembcr tffct , tri). name* and sinnadiw.--! ol 12. W. vlidfeOVIi. 30c. r, W. H. Hand, State ;nH}gctor o.' ^ high schools, lut.s written to Col. 10 ,i. Watson, commissioner ol ? griculUim;, commerce and industries,; asking an opinion as to deferring flu- open injg of piblic schools until .Monday, \0cttober ;j. The suggestion is incii Went to an alarming .decrease .p the 1 labor supply. | TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE ? FOB tttSTY CALOMB Starts your luer without Making you .sick and can not I salivate. [ Every druggist in town?your |r Affruggist and everybody's druggist has noticed a great ^fling-off ho the [ sale of calomel. They all give the Fame reason. Ddosoont Liver nni?? is taking its place. "Calomel is dangerous and people || know it, while Dod?Q&*<$ Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gj.v^s better results," said a prominent i&cal druggist. Dodson's Liver Tojve ,is personally guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large boiifte cost 50 cents, and if jt fails to give ?easy relief in every ease of liver ritoggishfiess and constipation, you hay.e only to ask for your money back. pedson's Liver Tone is a pleasant taating, purely vegetable refwdy, _^7.<irmless to both children and adtdts. Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sicki headache, acid stomach or constipnt* bowels. It doesn't gripe or cauc inconvenience all the nej't day like violent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today anl tomorrow you will > feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lose a day's work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone instead and feel fine, full of vigor and ambition.?adv. Nuxated Iran Mak( Vigorous, Iron 1 Healthy Ros; Dr. Howard. James, late^ofithe Manhattan State Hospital of New York and .formerly Assistant Pftysician Brooklyn State cHospital, ays: "Iron ii? nerrrrnry ?to?- ?n- / ?hlc yocir kultM'ti to-change Umtl1 Into living tiKt>u<*. WUhuut ><it, no?trial tt?r how iiiii<-h or uliiil \ iii-i i-mI \ oil r ?! ?. < n1 inm-i-.l, iy pHKww .thvckujRl) .you without doing you an> jiovtd. tYou -doif't get the* strength e?j.t .df >it valid at. h (ont-fi|U?iM'e ' you bec<?n>e tweak.:^al? aiul sickly loV?Ui 11 k. just Mite -u i planttrying' to t;n>w n> a soil <2re&c<tAjtt lr .Iron. A i patient bf | mine r?'nrtnrl?H>u ;to me (fiftw having'* been on u ;six <ww !<! ' course bf Nun-' : ated lr?v*a. "Doctor, ttbkt * there tuff la IQw tm%g<U*. | "If yogi are not tt roug "dr mhcc'II.. you ' owe It tv j.niut?e*If: to> make the ftdlow, trig test; ."Sue ! h<v.v? i long . yutt "r an work . or how fatr :yu\i van w alk without be-' |k coming fined. 'Now take twe five-grit In i tablets of IVuxnted i > roll three limes i*>r trt.t.v after 'media ''1 ?*? ' t wo w?cV_s. Thon v? ' st your fiitrourtt't. :agadn iiihi sei Imw, ii.n.uch you kuu'o...gt.vuod. tVt'tiv i my own. HORRY DRUG COMPANY | CONWAY DRt ' _____ JOIN HOOWEX.'SsUVRM Y ' I -JAND sawe the -waste Women ctf So\)fct i.^iu'rb'ijVYii^rain hcit> w.iit. the wi'r by enftstiny. in h'obd conHCU-, .tion few ft?MvMh uut crerd atitl tat A I :t to Komtl . AJ.r. inistrirJ'.? , Iy -cctfi U1VJ i 'I lilCIIIW.' 'Ml Wl' < ' I l' iCI *X?a - I ' ?r ! Hlt*i Ijoj*l IJwvi.': cidltKi bon voh jnt^/tfrs. lfe ii<- r;i?>'ny an :armv t Klif' ihe chi<rf ailuHrf 'tin Xirrnvart ICai:w . That ailK is: 'iWntitt. iKliivc !w :\stc? of ?ouil, ivnd tkif rn.l'' ! i'raVf- great ?. i'0ityj{> ww'iil ^-in th war on<l prtia<! v^Mkitir . I it'-l the *' ntiiir ?>f* waste iv.n 1 >o"w n- in ?< nir.tr/. s or lot rvr. v. 4irr.?v rrniifce/l' lifcl<l< 'iViKin? of wait* 'trot b it .-a sly'v :u "j.v--ljrt? floors n-J ' vcu irihicu i'citc ; -r ?ra.ul Anrcrio.^ voir in '?t.v w?:? ! .vill he- !l:/t of a 'riuitfi ' ?b\ "< million .cods, unuit'h to csnt his .tr'Mgtl" ?ik-I show Illsi inghi. V* is,, nun in Wr.dt. in '/ton hjnw 1V v eon thait t t n<I to puowoiU *?X? onlaught ??>'i't\hrt logiov. ?of ht'!< war"' icnu ns V iuy 'lutvr urii\ten;;.'Kon' t'fv- or. ^ izatior*' (</<: , t lionie rar.rrv . T*!on?o/t \ 'I \) Ti t:-: K(>0)> A DM IVI ST ii AT OR W AM I fNCTOW, 1>. C. i . . jj v11. rt i / i u jic/i.jv "> ui i VP ; aV ATK>N ? OR oim NATK;?, . ' SHIP IN'THE UNITEE) STAT p4s : doing; self r<y oahii e cw rnv: food ikdmiwi \5 MV CI'WVI VIKTANCJ35 TKK 4 , '?t -?r <" L i \ Oct' rpation ' .'i<.n>kV'!* in 1 Outturn* i . : Wi!i \t i I tko part in authorize v. .j t| <'?\va> >:l ? . ..... 1 lluvtvt-. )U a gawjivn ? .. 7 ro arc m? fee.; r>r dues Vc' be *.*> ? ) i<?.'( as memlxres vd! of these ; A '.I- wwd'M ovor KtaW^iiyire cligfb'Je. D1RKC! Mail. your pledge.-card to the F< V, awd-y^u will remove;FREE your tag to be*-# ung in ynur Window. If you want the 'button -?)f the F< and a return addressed-ercs el ope. * tin. i.oniforjui will he 8C*M With the bui {MAILING VOICES STRONG PROTEST * " ? ^ ?? . Strong protest against the 'training*j '(Of negro tvnfc [Puerto Riean trwrs at at amp Jack*t>ji was lodged last Avck.j with Newto*i I). Baker, secretary wfj i va.r, by Governor Meaning. The governor also mMpt'sseti a telegram, to! the members of the South Caro'Vmj de'W^Ation in congress urging tKfr'ir i cooperation to prevent the mobilize tiori t/f the blacks jat the Columbia car. tonmeuru The singing of songs on tho public streets aiiftor night-fall Is en'lv a form i of public disturbance that should he I hr.ndled by ithe proper authority. It j i*s done by tfyose who have no 'idea of the proper tlijing in the proper place. It Us pleasant to hear singing in a church, it is amusing to hear songs in a minstrel shc*v, but when such a thing as this is forced upon the hearing of a peaceful ne'ghboi hood in which there may be sickness, or maybe tired nerves needing rest, it is an entirely different matter. FOR RENT, Cottage fovmerly occupied by Mr and Mr. Jas. J. Scales. Cottage next door to Mr. and Mrs. D. W, Harrison. J. J. Fitman place with land fenced in. Repairs to any of these places made to suit the applicant, i Apply to H. H. Woodward. THE HORRY -HERALD '8 -Strong, jJ !en and Beautiful | ( Chael.ed Women : r 1 11 '?! [ ' Cf#/ That thrr0 stajjK (luxate J 'Jror) ( '. kefs lit9 maQic. It cetuUnly puts */.? f tf infer of youth into m>mmn. ' experience with NuNatnfl Iron I feel it is ?j*i. 'i a valuable remedy thrtt It sheubl b? Uf ft in ev?*ry hospital ami proscribed by wery physicia ir in'flsfc* country." *>.'iix;?n><i In n i?c(H).irie?.?K<t ?Wc*< * bv I>r Jai''i>?. in- fur *?>!r li\ all ^omI ilnttfiniitc mi an nl>Mili:f? ?.? > tai rn?l ?ii'.n>r?iaiuu' or 'j-'vui mortfcj * ' V I1iU4'L NORTON DRUG COIVIPANY JS COMPANY IJrjover, savior of lief'jvium, is it ?'iof--;h< nwribctw art- the milli* n <v' hoi' (' i'( s ?.vhi? directly ha nil'c , ,;.oit rica's supply of food, j Now Mr. Ileovo. bhn.s er.Med for vol' ew leers fci his ramy. All that vo - j [vo'i.tro'i-Hi'; imp*'s is to keep a strict- j v:1 watch on tho flour sack and th-? 1 n"4? al bin, or* the bacon '.and the btlttcr.! fiCr 'beef and the Ktvyur. 'To cvov ! ' x roan the chr.nec is'V/fvred to enroll ; "itji this jrrcal army wivkdr\/ill he'p *' .?, jrraTry the banner 6f freedom' to vic' Vmr.y. 'AM thr t is rerersary to. join is t'? f if I out the card hi'(/v. rind1 mail it C* i j Vw.~?. Aire .dy juvrid-Ttfiy of pro mi nor1 J viAVjrteji. a-inonj* ther.i Airs. Woodivw T'ood Adrvmisvai^or. WashinjrV/\is<>n arid ull the 'orabinet ladies,; ; wfives of \vi..os o pwupresamen," ii\Viin;-; Mrs A- . Ccrer of the iier < rl'-'i Soiuh Carolina Tb'strict, 1 thousand opm thousands of o.ber.-, <i<r (.f! tbp r-arfl. ! Wt re is-aar&'hei eh;u?-t for Soot \ ' Card i;n a: to bvJ-p. hTi1 vout the-c3v<;' n ail it, cnlirtir.jj- yoursolf for the w; !' ii. the "at m my of fwai eonserv; ' tors. I I \ Tmv .SERVICE OF P<VOI> CO>.*.V AND i HEREBY A( '."! T 1 MEM- < ES TOOD AT) Ml N'l STIl ATION Y Otrr : TOE BIRECTJ'D^S AND S'IRATOR 1X M Y HOM.L, T.\SOFAT M IT. City n <>r Ureadwiiim r ^hboFnood movcinc'/'. ts for !Uud <v v.~ pni?I. The Cm <?d avv.iiristraiA;.' w: ' tctUrllly f<vc?]i in tb.o lioiii" . IT OAS )o<l Administrator, Washing'>" !? ; Uirst instructions ami a homeiun j*?d Administration scud ton <>ciu | I"ho shield insignia for the sleeve o ' ttun if you ask for it. wssez: 1. 14113 1VU 1TUD ; tt.is.jfco an excellent tonic.' Puild* you up i /f make* you well and strong. ToflCi up y< I system. increases your appetite. In mala re -countries Qtcidine. prevents malaria. II ] L 4uue a caw of chills and fever try Oxidtne jv ?dH htlp iwu. M Remember that C*idin< UlliraiUPCq* Guaranteed. If it doe; Jjj Itcfp you, you .can take the empty bottles b. And your drugtpsr will refund full purchaie pi I It Murf. by KMBCMS WIUC CO. T? , CONWAY, S 0. ACK JOHNSON IS \ NOW A TOREADORS I Jig Negro Living Easy in Bar(% ceionia, Spain?Is Good Bull Knifer. ?> : li "J should worry" is the motif of lock Johnson's life here as he enters 11 >n his second year in Spain with the j j' "picking's" every bit as good as they j ^ Aero when he first arrived. For noth- ^ ug worries Jack now, since he is re- I I ( ;ired from the ring. Fat the bugaboo ^ a!'.all pugilists, holds no fear for the j Lulky negro, ami war is to him only u subject of conversation. Money, the ^ si nice of all chief anxiety to most 1 I iv.n fightcis in their after years, is ihe 1 ast of Johnson's worries, as he ' has- jddnty and is adding daily to his| pile, says aiaiclc from Li. rcelonia., ' h.paiit iu i Augusta Herald. F?r J 'hns.a'.s interests in Harce-, lona aie (i.viiie. In the first plac | ho is* a lo'r .d r working stcadi)> i three tiii o.s a w vk and on holidays, i. nd ri pidly 0.1 n.i .jf a place ol endearment in the lie; its of the tender Spaniards v.*ho delight in seeing vol uaut horses dL ^.lbowelled by maddened bulls. Recently Johnson had nddt 1 another srting to hi-s bow by becoming an editor. He has purchased an inter-, < st in .a periodical published weekly | i:i Spanish and devoted to socialism and sport,-?strange bed-fellows, hut forced into contiguity by the merging of two publications. Long i'(i cods in Spanish .are printed in ev-I < ry isiUic vovcr Johnson's flourishing signature, but he betrays intense modesty in discussing these articles, , due, according- to some doubters, t?. laie is.et that he does not know what they contain. SkilM'ul Toreador. Johnson is-a .prime favorite with thi' UarceVmia perj.V, who never , \ o.-.ry of watching him in the bull r'rg and devotees ?xWf hull fighting ..assert he has attained considerable / ill as a toreador. Also lie conLin1.1 a prime drawing card as a boxer ; nd shadow boxer. Although he has mot appeared in thi squared ring for .. C I i ' ?i i '.ujjir uj ,yi'?iik, illHl (K'ClOareS K) his frie.riehs ho never will upper.r the rein .again, he continues to give "Tmining o-xhibitbms" a couple ol tinier. a avc ok. where lor a few pes< .> the wide "ve:l credulous Spaniards can wjuii'} him "vorking himself in'o 'condition'" for tbo match they im plicity believe he is training fcr. The former champion skips the nope an<d pun.b;v the hag, causing' X real astonishment at tlio final when he pulls Ins old trick of striking a g&ancing fo.!mv arid tuning the pigskin loose from the rojie ai d sending it hcuncire." among the crowd, just1 as he <I:d at J I en?, hefoi'e the J of fries I contest. Then he wrestles awhile and finaly he hvocos a couple of two-minute rounds. His opponent is either , fiw. .. - - i - ? - X i \ v # i i-i ix" IH",;. m:.r 11 v 11 re 1M MIS retinue here or some husky Spaniard who believes ho is a boxer and wants a chance to prove it. Johnson has dissipated the hopes of a good many of this class, and his continued ability I "" ' ^r~r"J^ lA Bed of Fever J hf did fashioned ague is hard to t nid of, but Oxtdinc .docs it. This ^ |i; underfill medicine knocks the nin- ^Jjk! 'ia g.ortn right out. It will help , u 3s it has helped thousands of ''litm Iters. W.c have .nwioy testimonials '' Jji| > hand tto show. '1' < IjJJUEI ^f[j* i VATER ?M3 I! SEWERAGE LIMES The wo:!; of putting ir the drain- Q j;e and waterworks ar.<) sewerage or whkh moans wore provided by he bond issue in Conway; has now eon going ahead for about a month ;etting the materials in place and [tying out the lines. Week before ust the first drain was put in leadmip from Main Stroet idonir tP?? Inwrr icrtion of 4th Avenue into Kingston if iiikc and across Main Street by tho | c, iarage of the Conway Motor Ca? Company. Scarcity of labor as well , is of materials has hampered tk? , \ork to a great extent. |( The plan for supplying drinking ^ cater to the town system as we aiv j r.formed contemplates the sinking of ( i large artesian well in the towei x portion of the city near the large , octal tank elected about two yca..? . :igo and which until now h s bee: liven water ft r use in case of lire. Last week strings of large ivo% 1 piping were being laid along several used to carrx ;? supply of unfiherod streets of the town. Terra cotta pipe was being piled up at various places in readiness for the work of laying the mains which it is thought will l>e completed with all the rest of the system in about six months timi from the date the work was com ' nienced. ?. 0 ? For tho time it may be that th? \ farmers of thi< section cf the com; tv> will enjoy the greatest period of prosperity they have ever known By reason of the great <h m nd fo\ | their products brought about by cor, ditions of war, they may receive tlv highest prices they have eve- had to* what they raise; hut the situation for them is full of warning just a it ir for people in every othe" line oi employment, it stands them in h.u.u | t-> spend what tlmy get wisely, and by J th:s we nw.n that they should phi- < v hat they ean save in brondenin and improving their farms end increasing their working fnei'.it! ns; and not in habits of extravagance. 1:' they go ahead and spend a \v >ur phis of money they have in t. e pur chase of Inxerics, wb< n th<4 rea hard times come, as they a'v alinei sure to do if the war is pieiomre l they will w ish th \v had !. ? . < ;sc< , their inve-rtmer.t rather than their '.pleasures. Now is the tinu for brum i to think abeut these tl 'm>-s ? u o r. warning. t<? put there gent >y away vr. a i\ i punch cause- the pec pl< t?. t! U iv still ehampien dn:p timer. In role of Moor is h v hie! la *.n At the recent fete a' Ail S.;e..'Day lie re Johns* n a\ | a cb i'l id its a Moorish Ch'oftain a. a fh.v* y wl ito robe ar.d I urban en' r\ .. . < on a par.cing r'm <1. be t a n ! cheering ?.h<r.~ jo'.y ii< o.m : and was one of the guests at t-.c 1 e* cjuet given that night, lie had a et ' deal of trouble in keeping J e io"g I fuzzy whiskers glued to his ch'n | place during the dinner ami f. ;.rv took thorn off. As Ivc picked up French during: his sojourn in Paris, Johnson has had n v j (iiffieult.v in learning Spanish, and he converses fieely enough in the slan *, common in Barcelonia. He also buy.-' I and looks at Spanish newspapers, but it is not definitely known whether he can really road them. Johnson and his white wife live in a handsome house in the best and most exclusive part of Bercelonia, and recently, when he was having j his home renovated and redecorated.! they lived for a month at the best lu to 1 in llarcelonia. They are often ' there for dinner, and Johnson is a | familiar figure in the supper room, j where tango is the sport until daybreak. He never attempts to dance, however, and he limits his liquid re- , freshments m ? ? n n ' tl ('! I-lir. Ml , pagne. "Hack to America?" echoed .Johnson in answer to an inquiry: "Never for mine! I've done all the fij^htin? | I want to do, and fighting in the! army doesn't appeal to me at all. i Harcelonia is good enough for me." j o ? fifty years ago soldiers were, as now, a familiar sight in Columbia, but then they were spoken of as ' "Union troops." < COLDS & UGRiPPE i 5 of 6 dotes 680 will brer.k 1 my case of Chills & Fever, Coldt |1 & LaGrippc; it acts on the liver |1 better than Calomel and does not ? tripe or sicken. Price 25c. J o i Thr f?ft tl-lHt Urtfvr I* v..?. ivt i ty iui^> iu? i nun : , mill is no reason the farmers shoiihiM not consider the planting: of wheat as': i regular crop every year. Benin to ( raise the grain and the mills will I come. ' t THREE I IR5ES GSEATIQN " I OF HOME GUARDS I overnor Issues Statement? I Legislature Will Be Asked to Act. flnlllliliin mi. ~ ? v,v.v....un..? i iic general assembly kill be asked to pass a law providing or establishment of home guards in very section of South Carolina, Ciovernor Manning will make this j e guest. The governor this after- . ioon issued a statement in which he neouraged the formation of home uai'ds. Tlie matter of supplying guns and thor equipment will be taken up larr. The home guards for the prosit! are at work under the direction mil arc subject to the call of the he: ItTs. o To r.i t di. cou:aged about the war i> t 1 hist thing we should do. Fears rendu' y moan h ss than they seem when proper foresight i.- used to antic'pcio Fo ituati-on as much as p a sib!Ihar of cnusv wif. lave ".ho effect in '-tort < ;.srs of stimciat.:i g pr ^af cr efforts it, win: but tl;e : rt ot fon-i wouW uttei ly discourage it to In d*p;ored in any lu:'T-iiTi lio'tir ro ' 4 " cvhut j. ,..MI i? r.( 1-nr fcr. rtry Ic. ' * ' * \ * mmwm~ OF PEACE OFFER London.?Sonic of the morning newspapers refrain f cm commenting on the poj *'s peace proposals while those which discuss them editorially trr.ee their genesis to Austria, an l ekhcr reject alsr!utcl\ or indicate tla Ixlicf that t) ? ie\*t when r.yoi.yed \v;!l show these, L- \ e u.iaeeept utile. Now ei tin* farmers take a lor. n oin t s.a high p' i they have received for their ivish potatoes, their 1' ' an > v- ? and a little iater tin: r i c t 'on eio;-*, tiny m est su eiy so< nd ?'n* la r pa t i t hoi.- i < v i i\ :ei those : n;<" < in t c p n so -.?C i.ic lean !a.v in< nr.M.'.e \ and in tin* ma \ " c ' :< . ;a: it .1 .. me iS on s. lTu\v '.\ e will 'nr.to it in ?the . ryct t i ? i s ' *.::? ion .. .d sp hit i.mv t*y fr r things ' .ai 1 c . . <e t mod neg'cct ti.is . a. < i>> ? . t unity of is.ash < is.-. ins . . ; in t h< ii* eo (i. 1 i nd y, r i in.c. 1 e f * ha V( a ' * t i : : h. n v . h : -.v. A urn a", ers lipve n:c ?:.! \ a c pa t \.as a lit ,1c j,vu i Jl j'.-ne- . ; ca*. . * th at to mak? pan,an nt i n.movements in t lie "" man b\ i. yi -j: rp and ?* t t ; g ev< : y yu* as a h a poss'h.o in . :i. m i ].-r a1 ,u Is. ?Cf>\v is the ti'.v ef ;i;' times t; at we have kr..\vn wlan tl<ey must take e;oo ! ear*. of . "hilt tn-y can make. By no i: cans shm.ltl they I'm w i away ihi. year on trifles. <? :CLIP THIS AND PIN ON WIFE'S DRESSER Cincinnati man tells how to shrivel lip corns or calluses so they lift off with fingers. ouch : ? " '"-1 - . . . .... i*jim (>i ruwI'll talk will be luard leas hero in town if I pin pie troubled with corn.* will follow the simple advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a few (hops of a drug calhd free done when applied to a tender, aching corn >r hardened callus stops sourness at once, and soon the corn or calliu dries up and bits light off withou pain. lie says freestone dries immediately and never inflames or even irritates the surrounding skin. A small bottle of fieezonc will cost very little at any drug store, but will positively remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. Millions of American women will welcome this announcement since the inauguration Clf f tw? Uin-U * * ...*? jicvis. ii your druggist doesn't have freezone tell him to order a small bottle for you.?adv - o South Carolina's engineer batallion was recruited in June "for immediate service in Prance" but even its most enthusiastic officers did not dare to hope that it would have its chance so soon. The two companies necessary !o complete the batallion were organized in 14 days by Maj. J. Monro Johnson of Marion who organized Company A in 191(5 when the mobilisation call came for the National Cuard for service on the Mexican under. All three companies are ho; oughl) efficient.