The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 05, 1920, Image 10

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ARE YOU A TARGET ! FOR INFLUENZA? It Hits Listless, Run-Down People First?Their Blood Is Thin GERMS EVERYWHERE IN EPIDEMIC Be Prepared?Strengthen and Build I1** Vnnr With pA'nto L p X VUI "IVWM >f r.? .Man Ran If it is true that you are not feel- j ing your best?if you have that "al- j waystired" feeling and no interest or enthusiasm?then you should be careful of the influenza. It is thin-blooded, anemic people that disease strikes first. The fact that you have had a very few serious illnesses has nothing to do with it. Evevryone gets run-down occasionally, and when they do. the blo&l is in ; no condition to fight off disease1 germ.-., because it has not enough red corpuscles. It is the red corpuscles of the b ood that fight disease and save you from sickness. You simply can't afford to take chances when influenza is striking down thousands everywhere. Fortify your blood?build up with the pleas-1 ant tonic, Pepto-Mangan. And should you be just recovering ( from influenza, you need Pepto-Mangan because your blood has exhausted its strength. Pepto-Mangan will help build you up. Pepto-Mangan is widely and heartily endorsed by physicians. It is effective and easy to take. Comes in either liquid or tablet form. Xo difference in medicinal properties. Sold at any drug store. But be sure you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan? "Gudc's". Ask for it by the name and be sure the full name is on the package. "Advertisement" B Worn Out/|S No doubt you are, if I | you suffer from any of the I g numerous ailments to II which an women are subject. Headache, back- ^ ache, sideache, nervous- ^ ^9 ness, weak, tired feeling, pr I are some of the symptoms, and you must nd f yourself of them in order I to feel well. Thousands 8 of women, who have 8 been benefited by this I remedy, urge you to 5 TAKE I s Cardui\ II The Woman's Tonic 11 Mrs. Sylvania Woods, 11 of Clifton Mills, Ky., says: II "Before taking Cardui, || | was, at times, so weak 1 l? could hardly walk, and A nain in mv hack 2nd L. I mm M,v am head nearly killed me. After taking three bottles va of Cardui, the pains disappeared. Now I feel as well as 1 ever did. Every suffering woman should try Cardui." Getabottle today. E-68 This Man Too Mean to Live Peter B. Stefano, a Brooklyn bootblack makes $225 a week shining shoos, according to his wife, Mrs. Josephine Stefano, who entered suit in the Brooklyn Supreme Court for a separation. She charges cruel and inhuman treatment and declares that her husband refused to give her ten cents to go to a "movie." L.- . NATURE S WAY Alcohol and dangerous sedatives are fast falling into disuse. When the body is debilitated the effectual means of restoring strength is CrATTC 9VVI I EMULSION "which does what your regular food should do but all too ?:iten fails to do?nourishes and strengthens the whole body. It is the results that follow the use of Scott's Emulsion that have made its multitude of friends. 4a Ike Norvefita cod-liver oil ued AH Ib Stett** Eadbia* u soper-reftaied TjQ ! o?r rnmm Americas laboratories. Ill Jt. parity and asality is unsurpassed. IJ| Watt* Bowse. Bloonfie>d.N.J. 19-X3 I I POLISH MINISTER CALLED By Lloyd George Regarding Evacuation of Territory 1 Paris, Jan. 27.?Stanislas Patek, the Polish foreign minister, has gone i to London, being called there for a conference with Premier Lloyd I George. The conference is supposed to be in connection with Mr. LloydGeorge's request that the Poles evacuate territory they have been occupying in Russia not allotted to them 4Ua t\ao r\r\ UV LUC pcavf (.viucivuw. It is understood that thus far the Poles have refused to abandon these territories, giving as an explanation their ethnological claims and the necessity of.holding strategic positions against eventual attacks by the Polsheviki. o Farmers, Advertise! Clem son College, Feb. 3.?Farmers are beginning to realize that they should be business men and use the same business methods used by merchants and other business people. Put most farmers don't yet know the value of good advertising. Fanners of this state can get a good suggestion from the following story of a South Dakota fanner who bought advertisu.. u,. ,n Hie nanpv. Jllg U%> tilt ;t?l <U .vv?.. t z "There is something new in the Headlight this week. M. L. Hyatt came down from his home ten miles up the lake and inquired what our rate would be on a certain amount of advertising space by the year. We told him and he said he would take it. He said he always had something to sell or trade, or else wanted something, and he believed that a regular space in The Headlight in which he could put anything he pleased at any time would be just the thing to get results. So there you arc. We have done a good deal of advertising for farmers in the last twenty years, but this is the first time we ever sold a farmer a year's space. "A good many farmers put up bulletin boards in front of their farms, and put on a notice of whatever they have to sell from time to time, which is a good idea, though in these days of automobiles the traveler doesn't always stop to read a bulletin. "If you could put up a bulletin and then have a guarantee that 2,000 people would go past it every week for fifty-two weeks in the year, and that they would all be going slow onrtntrVi tn vpa/1 it. it would be worth more, wouldn't it? "Well, that is what Mr. Hyatt has done."?Big Stone (S. Dak.) Headlight. o Census Takers Use Aeroplanes o Washington, Jan. 28.?Everything from aeroplanes to snowshoes is being used by the agents of Uncle Sam in taking the 1920 census of the United States. About the only modern method of transportation either on, over, or below land or water that has been employed in enumerating Uncle Sam's nieces and nephews seems to be the submarine. Aeroplanes have come in handy in enumerating the dwellers on the islands off the coast of Florida; yachts and rowboafts have been used in the harbors of the country; native canoes have been in demand amonfe the Hawaiian Inlands; "flivvers" are being used everywhere; the tried and trusty mule team has carried the census takers out on the desert regions; and snow shoes have become the trusted aides of the census gatherers in the northern states and Alaska. In the central part of New York state, near Oswego, a few days ago an enumerator making his rounds on snowsiioes arrived at an isolated farm dwelling only to find that an ablebodied man was needed more than a census gatherer as the man of the family had been sick in bed for several days and the farm animals were suffering for lack of food and water. The census man, like any good neighbor would, stopped long enough to do the chores, dig out paths through the deep snow and put things in shipshape order before continuing his journey. ! o BOLL 'WEEVIL MACHINES " " n*-- ti * XT_4U; up 10 ine rrt??riii huuuhk i ibvucal Has Been Found Clemson College, Jan. 29.?There is a considerable demand for testing different methods and machines for catching or controlling the boll weevil. While a great number of solutions and mechanical devices have been tested during the last twenty years, so far none has been found practical, says Prof. A. F. Conradi, a recognized authority on the boll weevil. The fact, however, that these have been failures does not guarantee that some practical contrivance may not be devised. Frequently farmers purchase toe quickly the devices that are offered for sale. Those who have had the longest experience with these inventions have learned to proceed cautiously. ' I i While the division of entomology of Clemson College is glad at all times to cooperate with any well meaning person or firm in trying a new method or machine, it distinctly withholds any opinions until the tests have been completed and the results clearly shown. If a method has merit it will be supported, and if it has not merit I ________ ? x DON'T BE C. YOUR CO> " IN HOT WEATHER OUR " THE COMPLEXION CLEAR , FRECKLES AND THE,LIKE. IN COLD WEATHER THE1 | ROUGHING OF THE SKIN. | . ANY TOILET ARTICLE | FOUND HERE. OF A QUALITY ' ^ IMT/owmy I KIMGSIMBffi %j;'l^*i*'::*:^i:::i".ii.:i''?iair'lK >1 J U Every week new phonogr appears on -the. \ You need a pfi your home. Every U. S. A. needs 1 soothing, refining good music. But; best phonograph ma is good enough foi your family, your fi How can you tel best ? Easy?if y< mon sense. Diffi trust to the claims manufacturers. Look for the me phonograph?the evolved it and pel you cannot discov? ality behind an in.? may well doubt i The brain of Ed ison, tl great genius in the worl< place of the Ambe has perfected ever; ; wonder phonogr; &> * 109 E. Main I r it will be so reported. Tests made this spring cannot be reported on until we know the production in pounds of seed cotton during the fall. A machine may do many and interesting things, but if it fails to proportionately increase the yield, then it has little or no value. ' I IRELESS OF | IPLEXION " COLD CREAMS WILL KEEP \ND WHITE, PREVENTING p I i' PREVENT CHAPPING AND | VOU MAY WANT CAN BE rHAT WILL PLEASE. | 1 ' n p nTT^HHB ? 71 npfVA AA I | IriWU v"i| ? 4 SPEC/ALTY i ^ till *ph I Hi I maiket I ~4 Only the ( y Edisor / THE NE AME r The World's G lonograph in every way it is su ' home in the nary phonographs he cheering, machines !" influence of The tone has be< you want the superior to that < ide no other known phonograp f your home, phonograph expe riends. }ng tests. The ge I which is the Point Reproducer i: ou use com- no changing of cult?if you wonderful Amber of numerous 3 Days'F( rfected it. If We will place an A: ?r any person- ho * * * a * u?ym. J not put you under tl StfUment you gation or expenee. C tS perfection. onAmberoUandan 1 and we II rend ther Thomas A. 'ht#.endAofi? dV want the Amberoli est inventive take it away. If 3 i is the birth- w*!u arran*e termi rola! Edison yOU* y detail of this prices $41 iph until in LAKE CITY Ml Street, / _ * A Voice From Sioux i PERU Worth Its Welg You cannot mistake the words of Mr. ^ Street, Sioux City, Iowa. He is enthusiast the merits of PE-RU-NA and wants ever; cent letter from him g snd then son rtmp< JHP : I had a cot After using! There are thousands just like Mr. N convinced by a trial of PE-RU-NA. DONT BR AN UNBELIEVER. If your trouble is of a catarrhal nature,1 friends. It is fine after an attack of grip or Bold Everywhere r rOR CATARRH AMD OATARH f? VJ CO B Q # S<oz J V gj 3^ I | <*Jny fl can buna ? "Ta,k/'ngM jenius of An i Could Pro< 3W DmMC IEROI reatest Phonograph I perior to ordi- shape and composit i and "talking tically unbreakable years and years 1 :n pronounced All the world's of other weD- is recorded on th hs by scores of Records, from popu rts after strik- dance music to gran nuine Diamond by the world's gr< 3 permanent? Every month ne needles. The Records are issu< ol Records, in latest hits and nei of famous artists. Gq, listen to c ICC Trial graphs and "talkir ILL I liai if you will-then mberola in yoor and listen to th Tri* Amberola. Abovi ic fliihtett obn- ill .? i. her that the name ome ncjc, wovi ?? amber of records the greatest invent n to your home. f? if you do not guarantee its supe ?, we'll call and . , . i'ou do want it, Last but not Jea: i of payment to succeeded in mal markable phonogx AND UP prices considerabl inferior " talking n [JSIC COMPANY Lak > V. . } ; Zlty, Iowa, says # i-NA ht In Cold IV. W. Northrup, of 908 Fourth ic about his present health and /one to know it Here is a re NA it worth Its weight la sold hp. 1 used to think It only a woiy bnt have changed my mind. jgh, especially in the morning, lalf n bottle of PE-RU-NA wu . I v ould cough op chunks of mucus, my eyes Itched sad bothdging from the symptoms given * sc it was catarrh. My stomach :tter condition since using yoor testimonial, if yoa wish. Dm*} vertise the merits of PS-RU-NA/^ *ed) W. W. NORTHRUP. orthrup, skeptical at fixst but try PE-RU-NA, than tell your Spanish Flu. Tableta or Liquid tHAL CONDITIONS 4 ?~n i -j > S D Q "J old s's "A is ? ^ m * workman 'a rachine m Juce )ND jR falue ion, are pracand last (or best music ese Amberol lar songs and id opera sung satest artists, w Amberol id with the n recordings >ther phonoig machines" i come here e wonderful e all remem- 111 and fame of * #l or of the age f riority. / st, Edison has ^ ting this re- . aph to sell at y lower than lachines." . r e City, S. C. * ?.