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fgsK PE-RU-NAl ' Entirely Free from GflVC Catarrh of the Stomach \ "Peruna has positively done for I D 1* X me wk*t many doctors failed to JY0I101 1 have been time and again * compelled to take to my bed for days. The first bottle of Peruna mgi gave relief and while I always i f 50 keep It iu the house for emerg- . encies, 1 consider myself entirely ' |tr free from catarrh of Ihe stomach. s WmPC the trouble from which I suff f S IlvO fered for so long before taking r this remedy." ! Mr. M. VaaBoren. Engineer, G. I.lqafd or Tablet Form c R. & L Ky.. 17 Highland St..Grand Sold Everywhere Rapids. Mich. Ask Your Dealer i C I c ? ? I c in niiW ii an1 -*> wlm ? mm-*... * .THE CASH STORE,|; L. S. DENNIS, Manager. c i ^ 1 I Has a Pull and Complete Line of Heavy and | * Fancy Groceries, Meats, Rice, Grits, | I Sugar, Coffee, Fruits and Canned | J s i Goods on hand at all times. i * ic1 We solicit your patronage and assure you your Is best interests will always receive our | ce ! careful and courteous attention. 11 I The Cash Store, |i | Phone Mo. 120 Kingstree, S. C. j i ??????? m Disease-Free Potato Plants! fc We Sell Disease-free Plants Only. P Guaranteed pure strains, Porto Rico, Nancy Hall. Grown and inspected by experts. Best references furnished. We Satis- 3 ^ fy. 10,000 up $2.50 per thousand?Less $3.00. | Ijprder now CAROLINA SEED & PLANT CO. | Florence, S. C. " UNDERTAKING AND Undertakers' Sopplies of All Kinds. Coffins and Caskets With or Without Hearse Service. On furnish and deliver anywhere in the county. Prices ranare f rom $4.00 to $350. Proirpt service rendered day or night. Embalming Ttone on short notice. Telephone numbers 91 and 17. ^^FLOWERS FURNISHED. 1 represent two floral houses and can furnish cut flowers and funeral designs on short notice. [2-7-6m Metalk Caskets. Copper and Metal Vaults. "p. S. COURTNEY. FURS WANTED! Higher Market Price Paid for FURS of all kinds. 25c A POUND PAID FOR POULTRY! Bring us your Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, etc. cash paid for same. | Fresh Beef, Pork and Sausage in season ? I LEAVE ORDERS FOR * Dressed Chickens | IttJwiLL PAY CASH FOR COW HIDES. I Ilthe people! market H. A. MIELER, Prop. , KINGSTREE, S. C. S 'ALl'E OF THE COUNTY AGENT rhe Rock Hill Herald Puts It In a Nut Shell In an excellent editorial on "Farm Education" the Eevening Herald of tock Hill has the following to say ibout the work of the county agent. "The county agent is an important catnrn nf t'nr> f?Hne?tinnnl svstem. fe travels about through the county preading the latest scientific infornation, examining soil, prescribing otation of crops, suggesting new rops more suitable to location and limate, teaching orchard culture, reommending fertilizers and even purhasing them in carload lots and disributing them at low rates among he farmers. He conducts "farmers' nstitutes" and "home economic clases" for the teaching of farm manigement, marketing, improvement of tock. He organizes contests and inroduces the best t>T>es of farm mahiner>\ "He is ably supported in his work >y a group of "demonstrators" who ake up an infinite variety of special ubjects including veterinary mediine, poultry raising, animal hus>andrv, entomology, vegetable garlening, dairying and phases of farm cork too numerous to mention. This s the work which includes the boys ind girls with their thriving clubs, t includes conservation of food, care ?f the home, and even sewing and erring. In the wake of the demontrators come the gas engine and the (lectric motors which lighten farm Irudgery in house and barn and field. Vherever such work has been organ-1 zed and carried out for even so short i period as two years, a marked imirovement is observed. It is all good; t makes for greater efficiency in the iroduction of food, and for increased lealth and happiness of farm life." In these days of greater interest n diversification with farmers tuning to other money crops than cotton J EDISON': AMI Quick! Read this t grasp this extraordinary today! This remarkable result of Mr. Edison's ea to see a phonograph in in the U. S. A. He has given his coi Free Trial of the Amb home. There are ab "strings" to this offer, have to pay or promise cent in connection with tl You are not placed unc est obligation. Come to our store toe row, pick out your Am dozen Amberol Kecord deliver them promptly to Let fche Amberola entei A i ?=? t J and seeking to put their farms on a " live-at-home basis, the county agent I becomes even more important than I ever before and is more of a real j necessity to each county. , | i Father and Son I [Seattle Post Intelligencer] | Father may not have achieved a j tremendous success in life; he may | not have amassed great fortune nor J public honors; for the most part, he j has been a plodding citizen engaged j in the daily and wearisome grind of j making a living; but he has two great j qualifications as advisor to his off- j spring; first, he is the boy's father; ^ second, he has been over the rough road of life and taken the bumps, and he knows the danger spots. And the son is not greatly differ- | ent irom xne iauier ai me same age. p Most fathers are able to think back | and remember the dazzling period of i youth, when life, was a fresh breath | in their nostrils; when the way ap- [ peared smooth and free from pitfalls; j when youth was impatient of re- j straint, and yet needed the sympa- j thetic counsel of an older and wiser i head. A lot of fathers, when they were boys, did not get this sympathetic counsel; what they got was a birch rod and the parental mandate, and j they see now that sympathy and understanding and a manly friendship with the parents would have gone | much further in shaping the budding. man and getting him en rapport with I the needs of an exacting world. Per-! fl haps, now, they will not deny their 11 I own sons what they, themselves iacK- g ed. " o 1 Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer. It relieves pain and sore- ? ness caused by Rheumatism, I Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. o p 40 inch voiles at 281 at the Sample j p Store. 2-12-3t J I rain The World's est Phonograph Vali S NEW DIA BERO :hrough and three Jays ? amp] ' opportunity judgment and co nfFer is the end of the three da [pressed wish do not want the every home call for it?and tl the Amberola thi .1 . want it, we will isent to this erola in your Payment to suit y< solutely no How can Amberol You do not 'Vsf Tree Trial*> whelming majority : to pay one people neoer want to bis Free Trial. Edison's great invei ler the slight- Amberola so tupe graphs and "talking r three days of Free jay or tomor- into Peoples' hearts berola and a Numbers of peopl S We will themselves of this F i do not act at once we ? your home. on a wajting < rtain you for you right away! =r*\ ?H THE LIUU0KALAN1 a Native Hawaiian Male ( nized Musical Ability UNION HIGH SCH00I MONDAY EVENING, F Come and hear at first-hand the ki called "The most fascinating in the * ADMISSION: i Men's I We prine ourse | one of the choicest | Men's Shirts to be f | We can please your | plain white shi.it to i orate silk fabric. < | over our display an I quisite patterns we; I I It pays to Buj ! McGill E i Store for ! Courtney's Old Stand, i MOND ^ >LR e time for careful imparison. At the lys* Free Trial if you -jk Amberola we will \ank you for giving s trial. If you Jo arrange terms of XxULk >u. a dealers afford to give 14-4-^ Because in the over- A.1 of these Free Trials, pari with the Amberola! fp itive brain has made X^^^C rior to ordinary phononachines" that in those Trial it sings its way and homes forever 1 TvllLllj le will instantly avail ree Trial offer. If you * | may have to put you ^ cf 11 5o let us near rrom LAKE CITY MUi 109 E. Main Street, ' HiI I HAWAIIANS, Juartette of Recog- j , will appear at b ? RHEMS, S. C. EB. 23, AT 8:30 j nd of music that MARK TWAIN I forld." ! 75 and 40 Cents . Shirts! j Ives on having ? assortments of H ound any where, g fancy from a the most' elabCall in and look id note the exare now offering r the Best brothers I men Kingstxee, S. C. 1 310 COMPANY Lake City, S. C. wmmm V