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Juice of Lemons! How to Mak Skin White and Beautiful . . ............. At the cost of a small jar of ordi nary cold cream one*can prepare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion beautifier, by squeezing the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle contain Ing three ounces of orchard white. Care should be taken to strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sal lowness and tan, and is the ideal skin 4 softener, smoothener and beautifier. Just try it I Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massage it daily Into the face, neck, arms and hands. It should naturally help to whiten, soften, freshen and bring out * the roses and beauty of any skin. It Is truly marvelous to smoothen rough, red hands. Adv. Girls Won't Agree. While we cannot wholly Indorse the plan to impose an extra tax on bach elors, ,we .are frank to say, having been one for many years, that it is worth it. -Topeka Capital. This body is not a home, but an inn ; and that only for a short time. Seneca. The Effects HAT INFANTS are peculiarly preparations, all of which are r smallest doses, If continued, th tions and growth of the cells which a imbecility mental perversion, a oraving Nervous diseases, such as intractable 1 wers are a result of dosing with opia their infancy. The rule among pl receive opiates in the smallest doses f only then if unqcoidable. The administration of Anodynes, other narcotics to children by any but decried, and the druggist-should not I need the attention of a physician, a dose them willfully with narcotics. Castoria contains no narcotics if I1 signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. Genuine Castoria always bears the si As Age Advances +Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price But s"Gred" CARTERS Li Work UIT TL E IVER PItLLS. Genuti --- bears signatt Colorless or Pale Faces ; a condition which will be greatly I Acrobatic Militancy. "So your E.nglishi cousin has re turned to active service." - 'Yes, he's back at the froint." When the good man begins to swear the bad manl should be on hand to get a few poInters. ""EAT""""""" MACARONI KADE 130M Till RU6EST GRADE DURUM1 WIHEAT 0OO$1I ININIJTES. COOK BOOK 1REB ERMFG.C0. OMAHA. U.S.A. Maewjoni Factori iin (in~erica SWEET POTATO PLANTS 0 8 0pa ..E re'~ 00t 900a lb.P,3 AMI30N SUMMERVILLE, S. C. K(ODAKS EXPENG etsr tattelio 10ai ors. R. 0. 3NAUGees,.... 0, .. r~fAreinina3TimmiC n Novelists and Schoolgirls. Scott -never mentions a schoolgirl Imagine Thomas Hardy fashioning i schoolgirl out of Wessex clay, oi George Mereditfh venturing to describ4 Diana of the Crossways in those.earla years. Arnold Bennett would' hav created a little miniature old wife, at Van Eyck and Memling paint bablec like miniature old men. HI. G. Well would depict her as incipient tempta tion to lead Mr. Britlr'ng, for instance, into one of a dozen romantic adven tures. Galsworthy would try to lit her into an ethical systei, Into a niche of social justice or inatrionial ven tures. Mr. Howells, one may imagine, might have essayed the task ; but he wouldl have tried to meet the diflliculty of getting the right valties-as a paint er dabs blues oni yellows to make ia green-by adding to a priminess, rempi' niscent of the Vicar of Wakefield, ia few dellicate. hoydenish touches. As there is no such thing as a schoolgirl oin the continent, French and Italian novelists do not mention her. Indeed the schoolgirl, as we see her, is an American product and modern.-I. D. Sedgwick, in (he Atlantic Nagazine. To Drive Out Malaria And Build Up The Systen Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, as the formula is printed on every label, showing it ia Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. The Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 50 cents. Marital Consideration. A considerate man who really wants to make his wife happy will look de jected and miserable at the station when she is leaving for the summer. She carries a heavy heart with her If he happens to be brutal enough to look as if lie were anticipating a hot old time.--Houston Post. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes and sprinkled in the foot. batly. it relieves painful, swollen, smarting feet and takes the sting out of corns and bunions. Used by the British and French troops at the front. Allen's Foot-Ease is a certain relief for tired, achlug feet. Sold everywhere-Adv. In a Sense. "I ache all over from working in my gnrden yesterday." "Groving patins, eh?" A torpid liver condition prevents proper food assimilation. Tone up your liver with Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. They act gently and surely. Adv. Cockroaches can remember, and have emotions. of Opiates. musceptible to opium and its various arcotic, in well known. Even in the iso opiates cause changes in the funo re likely to become permanent, causing for alohol or narcotics in later life. iervous dyspepsia and lack of staying tea or narcotics to keep children quiet Lysicians is that children should never or more than a day at a time, and )rops Cordials, Soothing Syrups and a physician cannot be too strongly 0 0, party to it. Children who are I . id 6 is nothing less than a crime to ;bears the0-e /r,- W nature of the Liver Requires occasional alight stimulation. CARTER'S TLE LIVER PILLS * correct CONSTIPATION isually Indicate the absence of Iron in elpedhbyCarter'sIron ?ills Then Silence. They were dancing merrily, this young man and the young woman, and wer'e talhking of nothing at all, wvhen suddenly the girl asked: "Have you enlisted?" "No," answered the youth. "Haven't you joined the Oficers' Re serve corps?7" "No, not yet. I haven't thought much about that sort of thing." ' "Haven't you done anything about the war?" "No," the youth replied. Whereupon the girl stopped danc lng. "I wish you would take me to a seat. I don't think I want to dance wit you."--Washington Star, Foresight. "When ono, of those musty throne: topples over in Europe do you supposi there Is much dust?" "Not as much as you might think Most monarchs are crafty enough t< put their dust away in a safe place be fore a revolution starts,", Two Kinds. "Do all of yout, employees talk base ball, horse racing and prize fightingl "No, some of them talk trimming hair dressing 'and dancing." Dr. Peery's "Dead Shot" not only expel Wornma or Tapeworm but ce a nes thS the digestion. One 4ose mufftoient. Adv. "This year the potato is ing." The: God save the king. When Your Fes Need Care Try Morins ks' Ramaeds J. A. HOYT GOES TO DEThROIT Speaker of House and Prominent Banker Will Have Charge of Mos ri Plan Bank. Columbia.-James A. Hoyt has ten dered his resignation as president of the Peoples National Bank of Colum bia to accept the vice presidency and general managership of the Morris Plan bank of Detroit, Mich., which in stitution was recently organized with a paid in capital stock of $00,000, with $50,000 surplus. The new bank will be openea August 9, and Mr. Hoyt will leave Columbia about Suly 1. Mr. Hoyt is also vice president of the Homestead bank in Columbia. His resignation of' this office will he- ten. dered at the noxt meeting of th. board of dIrectors. He will remal i a stock holder in both institutions. Mr. Hoyt is a member of the legislature frgnm Richland county and is also speaker of the house of representatives. Re signation of both offices will be made at the proper time. The new position to which Mr. Hoyt has been elected is pecularly attrac tive. Detroit is in the very heart of the industrial area of the Central West, the greater percentage. of the automobile and accessories in the United States being manufactured in Detroit and neighboring cities. The personnel of the directorate of the new banking house is composed large. ly of officials in these giant industrial enterprises. Although exceedingrly re luctant to leave South Carolina, Mr. Hoyt says the possibilities of th new Institution are incomparable with business opportunities here. Mr. Hoyt has been vice president of the Home stead bank in Columbia, which is alsc operated on the Morris plan, since its organization and has been an import ant factor in its development. Con cerning his resignation Mr. Hoyt said: "I have tendered my resignation as president of the People's National bank of Columbia, effective July 1, and will tender my resigniationgas vice president of the Homestead bank at the regular monthly meeting of the board next week. I will remain a stockholder in both institutions, both of which are in splendid condition. '"I have accepted the position of vice president and general manager of the Morris Plan bank of Detroit, and expect to go to Detroit about the first of July to prepare for the open. ing of the new institution, which is set for the 9th of August. "It is needless to say that it has been only with the greatest reluctance and after the most serious deliber ation that I have made the decision to leave Columbia and South Caro New Worm in Lexington. Lexington.-William F. Tayldr, a farmer of the Priceville section of the county, brought to Lexington speci ments of corn, cotton and vetch which, he said, had been attacked and almost completely eaten up by a peculiar worm which had appeared on his place. Mr. Taylor stated that the worms were first discovered in his vetch, corn and cotton patches and had attacked only a small area in each fleld. Through one night the ivorms had covered an area of about three acres in each of the fields and na're making rapid strides. The worms resemble the common caterpillar, being of the same color and of about the same size. The stalks of, corn, about two feet high, cotton leaves wvere eaten completely Iup, while the vetch was robbed of its seed and leaves. Cherokee Crops Improve.. Gaffnoy. -Reports from different sections of Cherokee county are to the effect that the crop prospects have greatly improved within the last few days. In many sections where the cotton has been planted over a good stand has come up and with a late fall a good crop may be expected. Corn is looking well, although the small grain crop is not at all good. Columbia Ambulance Co. Leaves. Columbia.-The ambulance company of the Columbia Red Cross chapter left Friday for Allentown, Pa., where training for the battlefields of France will be entered intos at once. The company, recruited by Capt. M. H. Wyman ,is composed of 96 able bodied and intelligent South Carolinians, among the best young men the state has to offer for freedom's fight. SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS ITEMS. The citizens of Beaufort are proud of the fact that one of the German ships taken .over by .the United States government has been renamed the Beaufort in honor of their town. J. M. Naapier of the department of agriculture at Clemson college has been engaged for the past few days aiding the farmers of Darlington coun ty in grading and packing for ship. ment the large surplus of Irish pota toes that they have on hand this spring. - The fourth annual session of the State summer school for high school teachers will he held at the Univer sity of South Carolina June 20 to July. 19. Registration begins at noon June 20. As the classan meet six days in the week, five weeks of work are accomplished in four. Con fergnces of all the teachers to which the attendance is voluntary, are held semi-weekly and have proved most valuabje in past sessions. illaborlate preparations are tinder Way for the observance of the 75th an fliveisary of the founding of the First Presbyterian churoti at York, GOOD ROAD ROADS IN NATIONAL FORESTS Allotment Made to Each State for Im. provemeht by Secretary Houston a -California Leads. n di Secretary Houston has announced the amount allotted to each state from the million dollars to be spent during C the fiscal year 113 in constructing V roads and trails within or partly with- ir in the national forests. This money is a part of the $10,000,000 appropriated f by the federal aid road a(t to assist l developm.ent of the soitional forests, which becomes available at the rate of $1,000,000 a year for ten yeurs. The allotments at. afproved are as hi follois: Alaska, $-6.351; Arizona, $58,04; Arkansas, $,803; California, d $140,988; Colorado, $0'1575; Idaho, b $108,730; Montana, $70,0-12; Nevada, a $19,200; New Mexico, $-42,-495; Ore-. gon, $128,111; South Dakota, 8.,092; Utah, $41,167; Washington, X'01,.14; Wyoming, $40,084. A total of 89,1095 has been allotted to Floridn, 'ieigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and Oklahoma. The group of eastern states-Georgia, Maine, New Hamp shire, North and South Carolina, Ten nessee, Virginia and West Virginia in which the government is purchan ing lands for national forests, receives $21,120. In making allotments, it is explained, 10 per cent of the amount available u for 1918 is withheld as a contingent t fund. One-half of the remninder has been apportioned among the states in amounts based on the area of the na- g tional forest lands in each state, while the other half has been allotted on a i basis of the estimated value of the timber and forage resources which the forests contain. CONURETE FLOORS ARE BEST Poor Economy to Replace Worn-Out Floors With Wood, Says Minne nesota Highway Commission. , 0 It is poor economy to build bridges c with wooden floors or to replace k] worn-out floors with wood, the Mimnne- t sota State Highway commission says in a late bulletin issued to county boards and district engineers. "The department is frequently re quested to inspect old bridges and de termine whether it is feasible to re place a wooden floor, because in a ma jority of cases the old bridge is found to be dangerous when carrying trac tion engines," says the bulletin. "It .~ .. . ... Building Concrete Bridge. takes a strong bridge to carry a con crete floor, but we find that after the original floor has been replacedl twice with wood, on a light truss, th eex- d pense is as great as it wvouldl have been to build1( a concrete floor bridlge, with heavier steel, and ay further expense is a clear waste of money." BAD ROADS VERY EXPENSIVE Estimated Cost of 23 Cents a Ton Per Mile on Average Highway-13 Cents on Improved. There is no need of discussing the importance of good roads. They are essential to comfortable travel, to tho economic production and distribution of farm products, to the development especially of satisfactory rural schools, and to the improvement of the social life of the nation. Bad roads are very expensive possessions. It is es timated that it costs 23 cents under ex- . isting conditions to haul a ton a mile on the average oountry road and only but this is not all the story. The di rect cost is very great and the indi rect costs are possibly greater. WVith bad roads the farmer is compelled to C haul when lhe should be engaged in other activities, while with good roads ~ he can plan his operations without b referenice to the weather. The states b and theolocal units, as has been inti- S mated, have strikingly recognized these truths by greatly increasing their ap propriations tu". by devising better mnachinery.-Amecrican Review of Re vie~Ws. h Evangel of Good Roads. The automobile is the evangel of the go'~rads movement. Every sale j of a . fve-passenger touring car with a tires subject to sudden~m and disheart ening puncture means better roads and more .of thema. Therefore, everyone should buy touring cars because he will then become a good roads advo Cate. * odWanted for Nothing. ' odroads, according to Howard Rann, are something which everybody wants for nothing, ALOMELMAKES YOU I IT'S M ERCI straighten Up! Don't Lose a Dal Liver and Bowels With "I Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. Take s dose of the vile, dangerous drug to- f< Ight and tomorrow you may lose a m xy's work. 'g Calomel is mercury or quicksilver ij hich causes necrosis of the bones. c, aloniel, when it comes into contact 13 ith sour bile crashes into it, break- y g it up. This is when you feel that wful nausea and cramping. If you D 'el sluggish and "all knocked out," if g )ur liver is torpid and bowels consti ited or you have headache, dizziness. )ated tongue, if breath is bad or :omach sour, just try a spoonful of n' armless Dodson's Liver Tone. a Here's my guarantee-Go to any T rug store or dealer and get a 50-cent 11 ottle of Dodson's Liver Tone. Take el spoonful tonight and if it doesn't al WINTERSMI HLLT Boy, Aged Nine, Kills Cougar. Lynn Obye, only nine, of Portland, re., (ulilled as a hunter wheni he 11 lot 11n1d killed a cougar that niis red eight feet seven inches froi tip k i tip. The prowling animal was killed r I the foothills of Yamhill county in I te Coast Rtange mountains. The cou- I ar had beei killing stock of the farm- I es and his denth was welcomed by ( lose who had suffered from the raids < Ion their cattle. /ATCH YOUR SKIN IMPROVE fhen You Use Cuticura-The Soap to Purify and Ointment to Heal. On rising and retiring gently smear ie face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash rr Ointment in five minutes with Cuti Lra Soap and hot water. Continue its treatment for ten days and note tie change in your skin. No better )ilet preparations exist. Free sample.each by mail with Book. Adress postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L, loston. Sold everywhere.-Adv. His Suspicions Aroused. Mrs. Gwendolyn Van St.yle-And, Irilin, always remember to offer the ialver for the gentleman's card. Griffin (elevating himself to tiptoe) --Yes'm. Mrs. 0. Van S.-And, under no cir lumstances, Griflin, remain waiting in the drawing-room until I come (own, is you (lid yesterday. Griflin (letting himself down to his teels again)-But suppose, mem, as I akes him to be a gent, mem, what'll iear watchin', men? PAIN? NOT A BIT ! LIFT YOUR CORNS OR CALLUSES OFF .No humbug I Apply few drops then Just lift them away with fingers. This new drug is an ether compound scovered by a Cincinnati chemist. It is called freezone, and can '3 now he obtunine.d in tiny ., bottles ais here lihown at p. very little cost from any ,drug store. Just ask for S freezone. Apply a drop or two directly upon a tender corn or callus and instant ly the soreness disappears. Shortly you will find the -corn or callus so loose that you can lift it off, root pnd all, with the fingers. Not a twinge of pain, soreness or irritation ; not even the slightest smart - in lg, either when applying freezone or afterwards. I Thia duing doesn't eat up .1the corn or callus, but s'hrivels them so they loos e~n and come right out. It is no humbug I It works like a charm. For *a few Scents you can get rid of ev ery hard corn, soft corn or orn between the toes, as well as pain ill calluses on bottom of your feet. It ever disappoints and never burns, Ites or infiames. if your druggist asn't any freezono yet, tell him to et a little bottle for you from his rholesale house.-adv. Man looks upon a mule as the most bstinate creature on earth, but a mule ats its own opinion on that subject. Roman Eye Balsam is an antiseptic oint uent, applied externally and not a "wash." te healing properties penetrate the in amed surfaces, providing promnpt relief. dv. A man is never such a honiehead that te can fool himself by lying to himself,. IRY AND SALIVATES'' f's Work! Clean Your Sluggish )odson's Liver Tone." traighten you right up and make you )el fine and vigorous by morning I ant you to go back to the store and t your money. Dodson's Liver Tone destroying the sale of calomel be tuse It is real liver medicine; entire. vegetable, therefore it cannot ali. ite or make you sick. I guarantee that one spoonful of odson's Liver Tone will put your slug sh liver to work and clean your bow s of that sour bile and constipated aste which is clogging your system id making you feel miserable. I guar iten that. a bottle of Dodson's Liver % one will keep your entire family feel g fine for months. Give it to your ildren. It is harmless; doesn't gripe id they like its pleasant taste.-Adv. Sold for 47 years. For Malaria,Chills &Fever. u sI Also a Fine General ON IC Stresgthening Tonic. 80o and $1.b0 at al' Drug Stores. Fish Are Misnamed. Apparently every popular anie for 4-h is it imisnIller. 11tere is it fish. lentiful on the coasts ol' Alaska nowni ats the attla nuvierel. The bu anu of fisherles Intiently points out int it is not a ntikerel and nothing ke a mackerel. But it Is an excel -nt food fish, and can he shipped salt d. Alaska canneries have been en ouraged to sult this fish, which will it known its the itkaitsh, and it nould mktite its aippearance in our itrkets in the 'coinig winter. Nerves All On Edge? Just as nerve wear is a case af kidney weakness, so is kidney. trouble a cause of nervousness. Anyone who has back ache, nervousness, "blues," headaches, dizzy spells, urinary ills and a tired, worn feeling, would do well to try Doan's Kidney Pills. This safe, relia ble remedy is recommended* by thou sands who have had relief from just such troubles. A North Carolina Case Mrs. G: G. Pro pest. Gaither Ave. and Eighth St., N e w t o n, N. C., says. "I suffered from a constant. dull ache across the small Of My back and when ever I stoope d. sharp twinges da't ed through me. I had headaches ,ind dizzy spells a n d spots ftpi~e11tred hc fore my eyes. The first box of Doan's Kidney Pills re lieved me and I continued taking them until I was well. I have had no further trouble in over a year." Get Doan's at Any Store, 50c a Box NXIDNILT DOAN'S PILLN FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. Rats and Mice Carry Disease SKILL THEM by using Stearns' Electric Pasts Full directions in 15 languages Sold ever:.. here -:5e andi $1.00 _U._S. GVEMIIIENT' BUY IT. 50,000 ACRES OF LAND in the Great Mrtttamnuskceet Drainage District in llyde. County, N. C., are now opened for sale. Ihere are some of the richest and most productive lands in the State. Men will buy13 thlese lands as roon as they know about them. We .want agents everywhere to take up the sale of these lands. We will pay a libe cral cash conmmisslon. Let us tell yos all about it. Inclose this advertisement3 with your letter and address (KW) New Holland Farms, Inc., New Hole land, Hyde County, North Carolina. LDAI GL S------ F Le Afl G S --'y 'iret fom aufactre -n il all2fCana. S. N.eYeass 44 - Ornamental, convenient, - -S eheap. Late all someon. - Made of mietal, ean't h. Or tip 0ver; wil not moO or njre anti 4 up pAO SOES i.e pr d for $i1, AROL SOMRSA BODE MS.8AVE. SROOKLYN6 N. V. MIAIR BALSIM. &tlopearti on o elu URESR'CRISP-WH0OWSOME-DEUCIOU$ ma nhWAg wmnios Am;.. ses urn nA NG 09 'THsSS CUS MAKS CAtaN(I4SAer ATTANOOG