The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, April 09, 1913, Image 4
Published Wcdocadny und Saturday.
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The Sumter Watchmen was found?
ed la lilt and the True Southron In
lilt. The Watchman and Southron
Saw has the combined circulation and
Sestaeace cf both of the old papers,
end Is manifestly the beet advertising
medium In Sumter.
Oov. Please by pershting in his
fight iddent Mitchell of the
University of South Cur dma h ad
vert Ising himself awl j* doing Dr.
Mitchell no barm
e e e
For many years there has been In?
termittent discussion of the desjfmaitttj
of establishing a canning factory In
this city to encourage the growing of
truck and to put up tanned vegetable*
and fruit in suhVim ? quantity to sup?
ply the local demand. The discussion
has l?een productive of nothing save
ta'k and wo are as far from h ising a
canning f? i ry as ever, but a move?
ment has been inaugurated in the
county that, we trust and believe, will
he of great vuluc to the county and
wiil do more to encouraje truck grow?
ing than a canning factory. Ilefcr
eace la had to the organization of the
Girls' Tomato clubs, in which are en?
rolled nearly a hundred rright, ener?
getic and ambitious school girls.
Thee* girls under the dir >ction of a
competent Instructor, who is a grad?
uate of Winthrop College, will gr ?w
and put up this summer many thous?
and cans of tomatoes and ether vege?
table and fruits which will be used
at home or find a ready market In
this city or elsewhere. The work has
been thoroughly organised and every
section of tbe . mint / is represented by
a club of six or more girls. Miss Mary
T tnmon, the supervisor, makes regu
r visits to tbe several clubs to give
.structlon and maintain h.*erest. To
dng the girls of the varlt jg clubs
gether and create a spirit of unity.
>(las Lemmon baa called a meeting.
convention of clubs. to be
held In the Court House tomorrow
it nocn and It promises to be an
aninn of much Interest and real Irt
splration. The public U invited to at?
tend and It is hoped that all who a
Interested in this w< rk will lend the
encouragement of their presence,
see
The sab- gl Wi ntern nivl WoTtBtl'l
hay hae aot been as great this spring
as last. but entirely too much will l>e
sold on this market this year, in view
of tbe fact that hay is probably the
eaaleat and one of the gets! proiitabh
crops that can be grown In this sec?
tion
?There Is no case on record of a
couab. cold or Isgrtppc developing
into hr< n? hit is. pneumonia or con?
sumption after Foley 's Honey and Tar
Compo'in.i h.n l.n taken Tin gen?
uine la In a yellow package. Kcfusc
suhatitutes. Hib. rt ? l-rug k*tce.?
AdvL
l-a*t?*r Flection.
Stateburg. April 1?At tbe annual
Beater election* of the Kplacopnl
church of the tlety Cr?, s heft Qsi fol?
lowing officers wer?? chosen Senior
warden. I?r F M. Hwlght; Junior
warden. W J. Hees?-; vestrymen. J. S.
Si H*r??. it. c Itichardson, Jr.. Nelson
Murray. W. I?. Sa^mbT? I a hgatoi
f.. de-. . .4>: n :l I >r I M I ?\\ igbt
and W J Hees
?No matter how '. nir ? ? suffered
or what otio-r remedies h. failed
to cure, foley Kidney Pills will surely
help you. They are genuinely tonn
strengthening and rurutive, build Up
the kidneys and restore the IT regular
nation. John Velbert, Foster Cel.,
says "I suffered many years with
kidney trouble and could never get re?
lief untd I tried Foh? Kidney Pills
which effected a < ontplete cure.'
Slbcrt * Drug Store. tdvt.
Clean-t p l?a> in Miintrr.
The Clvle league of SumtCf is an
organization WhsSk gives freely of Its
time and funds In order that Sumter
mav he lmpro\ed.
It will be a physical Impossibility for
|h< Indie* to p. r-. nall> ? b un up
Igenaef nShout yens help en April
Hub. so yoe are ashed le spend a
few hours or dollars of your own in
helping them ami yourself as w. II
ftiT pill Will be pleased \M'h the results
from cleaning up your own premises
on Municipal House Cleaning Duy .
II. ,i the * nosh thai Hiiiih* ? hi
?The seeds of ? cnsumption ma) be
the cause, and a cough th.it hangs on
weaken* the ivntnn l'o|, \ s ||one\
and Tar Compound checks tin rough
heals the inttamed membranes and
strengthens the lungs i: |i Roun
fr#e\ Stillmore. (hi. s.i\?* I.a grippe
left me a deep seated, hacking, pun
ful rough which Foley's Honev and
Tar complete^ , ,,r< d Mt?.. r t ?? Hrm:
Sore.?Advt.
TOMATO CLUBS ORGANIZE.
miss i.Ol Isi; k i \ <. of m.wr.s
vii.UB, chosf.n PRKaTOEHfT
am) Miss ( 1.1:1.1 \ ti.kuV,
os\v i :<;<>. Yicr.-rm.si
di:m.
Interesting Talks Made b] Senator 11.
smith. Mm MMk Carrott, Mr.
I.. L. llakor and Miss Lizzie l>lcn>
son? Largo Number Of <? iI'lrs Pr??
MM
Th.fi irert many of the tomato
t iu?? girls gaturday at tin- Court House
wb.te the MOOtlag Wai hold for the
purpose of organizing the county club.
a number of Intereetlng addresa
VOOff RUld. and ninth interest WM
manifested in the \v<?rk which is' now
in 11? intitial CtagC in this COUflty
following the organisation of th<
OOUnly club the ?irls WON taken to
the Cloromonl HotOl for dinner, a fund
f??r this purpose having been raised
?>\ Miss I.? intiion among the mer
ohnnti of the etty.
The meeting was opened hy a song
\>\ the lirai present alter whlcli Mr. i>
I >. Moise, president SuintCF Chnm
boff of OOMMOrcOi Introduced Senator
K 11 Smith, who spi ke at consider?
able length to the girls and others
present. Senator Smith In his re?
marks told the girls to raise tomato,
first for their home use, bofort they
put any on the market. He describ?
ed the high eost of living as nothing
more nor less thun the eost of high
living, saying that he wished that
meat was twenty-live to forty cents
a pound, that flour was twenty dol?
lars a barrel, and that other things
were correspondingly high, for then
those who were now consumers only,
would bo obliged to work and become
producers, ar. end, ho allirmed, which
it OH very desirable to attain.
Miss Lizzie Dvkhon, tomato club
organizer lor Darlington county,
spoke of her experiences in the work
of organizing torn; to (dubs and urged
the girl* to stick to their work. Her
talk was a praeticial one and will no
doubt prove of much value to the to?
mato club girls.
Mr. I* L. Haker, district farm dem?
onstration agent, spoke on the cul?
ture and fertilization of the tomatlo
plant, teling the girls about this
feature of the work and how they
should manage it.
Miss Edith L. Parrott. State organ
izer lor South Carolina, spoke at
length ef the preparations which
must be made to ran .he tomatoes and
the proper method* of canning. She
shoAed bow the work would be test?
ed and any defective work become
known. The girls therefore must ex?
ercise care, she said, to tan the to?
matoes when they ware at the right
stage and in the approved way.
The organization of the local clubs
into a county club devolved upon Miss
Mary LtMMOIIi supervisor of rural
l boote and tomato elub organizer for
IfJMtOf County. Miss LoulM King of
Mayesville Club was elected president
of the OOUaty Club; Miss ClolUl Terry.
Onwege <Mub, vtee-preeldent, and IKm
Mwile Hryd of the QUWOgO ClUD, sec
r. tar\ and treasurer.
1
Miss I/mmim announced that there
w odd be a nUMboi Of prizes offered
la I he crab for the best work in the
? . ib during the >? ar, What the prlaei
udl be has 0Ot yet been decided but
a fund has beer? given fof prizes in the
w. rk and it Is expoctod 'bat this fund
will be coantderably Incroaacd before
the fall
Among those ha vc already donated
to the fund for prizes for the girls
tomato elub are: The <'ity National
l ank. The Hank of Sumter, *'-t>;
o'Dobaetl a Com pony, $r..oo.
Mi-- Lcmmon had provided further
entertainment for the girls of the to?
mato club than the business session.
They were taken to the (Maremont
Hotel after 1 he meeting and given a
delightful dinner at that place. The
mono] to pay for 'his dinner had been
raised among the merchant! of the
? itv by Miss Lemmoa for this purpose
Tin- meeting was pronounced a very
nuceeoaful one. There (gore morejthan
llfty Kirls present for the meeting and
a meat many men and women also to
hear the addressee which were made.
There are one hundred and three
numbers of the local cluba and nv<
eral more stated Saturday that they
ileolred la Join. The members of the
'...< al cluba are:
Tethel Hchool.
Ha) ro cwoi |hi May.
Hodge, Inez.
.1 icsaon, ? dine.
.i.K us?iii. Una.1.
K..M-. gallo,
Kolli Cumberlee.
Kotb, l.uey.
?stren, Malad.
Prltchard. 1 ?ra.
Wells <sra? r
Wrdgrgrld School Club,
Coulter, Mary
llar\ in. MInnlO?
H Vt\ in ThtlMii
fforrla Clara
Xorrix. Mottle,
gffangOi Annie.
Tioubietieid. Kmc
DgjtarM Club.
Maker. Maud.
Cook? Kl ten,
> Cn Mwell, l lessie
Mobley, Lena May.
Mobley, Bally.
Ifoorei Annie.
Moore, Janle.
Bhlloh School Club,
c.iren, Nerva.
Green, Ruth. t
Johns.?n. Willie B,
McKlveen, Viola.
Player, Myrtle.
Truluck, Dalhv
Oonconl Club, bumter, Route 1?
Fort, Maye,
Holladay, < >ra.
Newman, Kettle.
Preecott, Fannie Lou,
Preecott, Fannie.
Preecott, Janle,
Seymour, Maggie,
smith, Selma.
South Lynchburg?
Bell, l> na.
Cox. Mario.
Dennis, May Belle.
Floyd. Wallte M.
Floyd. Druie O,
Johnson, Margaret,
Kee a Pearl,
Kirby, Ines,
Minis. Janle Bell
McElveen, Virginia.
Phillips, Qracc.
Wlnn School Club,
Allen, Ruth, Bumtcr, Houte 3.
Pollard, Sallle May. Sumtcr, Route
Ingram, Annie Lou, Sumtcr. Route
o
u.
Miller, Jam-. Bumter, Route 4.
Tryon, Bern Ice, Sumter, Route
Williamson. Bffle, Bumter, Box it.
Rembert Club,
Harllec, Mary,
McLeod, tfannle.
Reamt s, Kate.
Rembert, Fannie.
Roes, Ethel.
Young. Myrtle.
Tindal.
Bradham, Maggie.
Brogdon, Theola.
Ho.lue. lluth.
Hodge, Bdna.
Jones, Ruth.
Osteen, Olivet,
Pearson, May Bell,
Sims. Theresa.
Plnjnh Schooli Rembert 1?
Baker, Isla,
Baker, Leila.
Cole, Sybil,
Oillis, Beasie.
Hatfleld, Pearl.
Hatfleld, Bessie.
Rogers, Sadie.
Rodgers, Madge,
shiver, Bessie.
Sumtcr Club.
Adams, Thelma.
Kennedy, Margie.
Ledlngham. Christina.
Mellett. Kate.
Richardson, Mary Ellen.
Btuhbs, Kathryn.
Turner, Tln lma. " ?
* i
Maycsvlllc.
Cooper, Mary. J
King. Louise.
Montgomery, Martha?
Montgomery, (o ne.
Thomas, M.ittie Lee.
Wilson, Juanlte.
Workman, Isabella. ' "
Workmarii Polly.
< Iswcgo,
Byrd, Myrtle.
Cummlngs, Lourie.
Foxworth, Ellen.
McCoy, L. E.
Motiic, Eugenia.
Terry, Clclia.
Watts, Linie
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Recommended for a Good Reason.
?C. H. Grant, 2;;o Waverly St.,
Peoria, 111., aaye: "Backache and
congeated kidneys made me Buffer In?
tense pains. Was always tired and
Hunting specks l othered m*-. Took
Foley Kidney Pills and saw big Im?
provement after third day. l kept
on lintil entirely freed of all trouble 1
and suffering. That's why i r.m
mend Folcy Kidney Pills, Tin y cured
me." filbert's Drug Store.?Advt.
Marriage License Record.
A license to marry was granted
Saturday morning to Dudley Good-'
man, Shiloh, and Ellen Windham,
Turbevllle, colored. The couple was
married by the clerk of court follow
Ing the issue of the license.
* Rheumatism as a result of kid?
ney trouble, stiff and aching joints,
backache and sore kidneys will all
yield to the use of Foley Kidney rill
Trey are tonic in action, quick in re?
sults, curative always. W. S. Rkclton,
Stanley, Ind., says: "1 would not take
1100.00 for the relief from kldnoj
trouble l received from one single
box of Foley Kidney Pills." Slbert's
I M Ug Store. Advt.
Heal Estate Transfers,
Archie China, executor, to s. A.
Harvin, 40 acre tract In Privateer
township, $ ! .".??.
Franklin M. Spann and Octavia C.
Moses to William J. Crowson, Jr., lot
?n Purdy street, $<;uu.
Cough Medicine for Children.
Too much care cannot be used in se?
lecting a cough medicine for chll
!'.??. n. It should be pleasant to take,
lontain no harmful Bubstance and l>e
most effccutal. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy meets these requirements and
is a favorite with the mothers of
voting children everywhere. For sale
by all dealers.?Advt.
Mr. Isaac Strauss left Thursday
evening for Richmond where he will
itt. nd a convention of agents of the
New York Life insurance Co.. which
cpmpany Mr. Strauss represents. Mr.
Strauss won his trip by the amount ol
business sent in during a specified
time.
Coughs and Consumption.
Coughs und colds, when neglected,
ilways lead to serious trouble of the
lungs. The wisest thing to do when
.?nu have a cold that troubles you is
to get a bottle of Dr. King's Xe\v IMs
oveiy. You will get relief from the
irst dose, and finally the cough will
flsappear. O. H. Brown, of MuBca
tine, Ala., writes: "My wife was down
n bed with an obstinat?' cough, and
l honestly believe had it not been for
Dr. King's New Discovery, she would
lot be living today." Known for for
y-three years as the best remedy for
toughs and colds. Price 60c and
1K00, Recommended by your drug
ist.?Advt.
Real Estate Transfers.
Master to Sarah Clarkson, 30 acre
tr o t In Stateburg township, *;;:!:>.
Mary E. Keels to B. B. M< Blvcen,
acres In Bhlloh township, .<r.n.
Jas. Gaillard to Rembert Hooks, lot
near city limits, |80.
Are You Nervous?
What makes you nervous? It is the weakness of your
womanly constitution, which cannot stand the strain of the
hard work you da As a result, you break down, and ruin
your entire nervous system. Don't keep this up! Take
Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is made from purely
vegetable Ingredients, It acts gently on the womanly organs,
and helps them to do their proper work. It relieves pain
and restores health, in a natural manner, by going to the
source of the trouble and building up the bodily strength.
Cardui WomatfsTonic
Mrs. Grace Fortner, of Alan, W. Va., took Cardui.
This is what sire says about it: "I was so weak and
nervous, 1 could not bear to have anyone near me. I had
fainting spells, and I lost flesh every day. The first dose
of Cardui helped me. Now, I am entirely cured of the
fainting spells, and 1 cannot say enough for Cardui, for I
know it saved my life." It is the best tonic for women.
Do you suffer from any of the pains peculiar to women?
Take Cardui. It will help you. Ask your druggist
Write tor Ladi<rV Advisory Dept. Cha'tanoofia /.Wicirws Co.. Chattanoopa, Term.,
lor SpecialInstructions. and04-pa?e book/'hotae Treatment for Women." sent lice J 50
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Your Checking
Account-.
Will br welcome at tills bank whether ii be large or mitall.F.Ycr)
help ami accomiiMMlatloii coii*l?tcni with wife, moiiiiiI hooking will
br a< < (mini yoll. Our working force is ample ami competent, as?
suring quick ami accurate Ncrvlcc,
t.he our bllnlnc?like polic> ii fulr tiinl ami m*c il it doesn't inn
Improve your Una nein I condition,
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Spend Everything
-HAVE NOTHING
f,f Save a Little?Have Most Anything. Tha
what a Bank Account does. The bank that wa1
your account is
The Peoples' Bank
4 Per Cent on Savings
5 ?'o on Certificates of Deposit
It is not what you make, but the dollar thai you SAVE, that
cares for your warns on tin* "K\i\v DAW* A Savings Account
wltll us will please you In your young life and supply your re?
quirements in old age.
The Farmers' Bank &Trusc Co.
Ant Works
Rapidly
TO ACCUMULATE HIS PILE.
A SQUIRREL SAVES UP
NUTS FOR THE WINTER
DAYS.
A BEE HIVES ITS
HONEY.
WHAT DO YOU
?DO ? ??
SAVE YOUR MONEY AT
OUR SAVINGS DEPART?
MENT WHERE 4 PER CENT
INTEREST INCREASES IT.
'THE BANK OF SUMTER
vomir*. ciiRPi u< ocn nnn n
CAPITA?A SURPLUS $250,000,00
LAND LIME.
We are prepared to furnish this product at prices tbat Will enable
every farmer to use it. We have a very low price this year and
nothing will do your land more good, especially run down lands,
or 1 ?\\ and sour land. It is necessary for all leguminous crops
Buch as Alfalfa, clover, vetch, peas, ete. Get our prices in car
lut:- or In smaller Quantities. Samples on request.
B00TH-HARBY LIVE STOCK COMPANY,
SUMTER, S. C.
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Remember
This
ih.ii in enjoy really good lieallh you
iiia-.. have -onml icclli. Our bualuees
i-? to make you enjoy gotf liealth by
l>ro|terl) living your teeth.
Sumter Dental Parlors*
DR. C. H. COURTNEY, Prop.
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