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. I 100 Millii Worth mMM J These are stupendous aunount that the South spe these figures may attract y prions thing about them i Money is regularly sent a South is that much poorer f You trade at a Southe dealer your money. You northern made shoe. Whei money, less a small per ce west and the South is that r Keep your money at 1 Itmpq liAffpr waorfts. mnr ?; Southern people. Ask your dealer for T fte South, by white labor, f best shoe viue offered by $&50 and $4.00. Money sp m the South, and pays Sou bakers and butchers. It builds Southern facto: > We can support more ?Mh do his part viuwuvvjn .< Lynchl These Shces ere for sa'< LEXINbl QUALITY J.' , You have probably bought many tl good, that cost a good price, but un tost of service soon proved themselves v E*/.' . ? V " * ' jr It fiiight have been shoes that so< v' be sides, caps broke down, heels gav< gav* t?ni and soles were plated. * i To gnan wear, and be | ^ wear yonr m ing selection T. A. Opposite Post Office, {New and Se 1 I Our stock c Goods, Dry Shoes and Hats We want our L call and inspect and make our while in the c I buy or not. C WM. PU 1804 MAIN ST. THE OLC If in need of the i SADDLERY, selected tucky Horseman" cali V the greatest variety to s bes*, medi'im and cheaj and employ the best worV to last longer thai 1517 Main Street H1 n Special Price Paid For Coon Mink? and Oiter Skine f? ** * before You Sell. f BERRY, . w.ioes. Clothing and Cent's Furnishings Columbia, - S. C. A h on Dollars of Shoes' figures, yet this is the yearly nds for shoes. As a curiosity 1 f 1 il A ou tor a minute, out me most is that three quarters of this way from the South and the or it irn shoe store. You give the probably buy a western or j a the dealer pays his bill, this nt to the dealer, goes north or riuch poorer. lome. Let it work for better e factories, more work for he Craddock Shoe. Made in or Southern gentlemen. The r any maker in the land for *nt for Craddock Shoes stays thern labor, Southern grocers, ries, homes and schools. and better industries. Let's > ;-TERRY CO. >ur?, Va. ! by H. N. Kaniner & Co., PON, S. 0. r SHOES! lings thatloofcei _ der the rugged worthies? 3n run over at Vj^\ a way, sewing i against th se things, especially m footi confident of getting the best quality foot oney can buy, take advantage of the large bock constantly available for making pleass at our store. nt for W. L. Douglas Shoes for nc cn, $ 1.5C BO YNE, Columbia, S. C lasonable Goods? )f Millinery, Dress f Goods, Notions, V is now complete. I exington friends to 1 our line of Goods I store headquarters :ity, whether they \ )ur prices are right. ITT & SON, 1 COLUMBIA, S. C. I > RELIABLE rery best in HARNESS and by an old experienced "Kenl on us where you will find elect from of all grades. We use the Best Leather workmen. Guarantee our a any on the market. 5 <?& Coo, ? Columbia, S. C. y (MtlNWHtHMNMntM* ~ i UOMET TO LOAN J " On Improved Farming Lands } Long Time. Easy Payments. * P^TOwer pays actral cost of S Z perfecting loans. No com mis- J # sion charged. 9 JOHN JB. PALMER & SON * Sylvan i>idg. P. O. Box 282 _ 9 Columbia, S. C. In Memoriam. "What; tidings?'* We answer sad tidings. The Grim Re iper Death with hie unerring scythe, with one fell stroke has cut down one of our precious jewels. James Edward Harman is dead! Alas, my brother! On the 29th day of November, 1910, at his earthly home near Gilbert, S. C., the soul of our beloved brother passad into the Great Beyond and is at the present time basking in the sunshine of God's eternal presence. "His work was not done, yet his column is broken." With his bereaved loved ones and frie ids who are heart stricken at the loss, we deeply, sincerely and most affectionately sympathize. Firmly believing in the Fatherhood of God, we ? 1 1 J XI X) X .ITT- - wuuju ttJLUum uueui tuat ne wno tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" looks down with infinite compassion upon them in the hour of their sorest trial, and that if ti ey will put their trust in Him, he will fold the arms of His great love and protecting care around them, as well as all of us who trust and confide in Him. The grand architect of the. universe in His wisdom having seen fit to remove our brother from the cares and finqIo r\f o troncifawtr nvtofon/m on/1 UX4CBJ0 V/' Of IJkUUOltVl J uuu | transplant his soul to a state of eternal duration and thereby weaken the chain by which we as Ancient Free Masons are bound. May we, tne members of Gubery Lodge No. 176 A. F. M., anticipate our approaching fite. May the cement of brotherly love and affe ;tion, wnicii has bound the craft for so man> centuries in the past, continue to bind us during our short sojourn on earth, and may we wisely and usefully employ the balance of our Drecious time in doiner good to all mankind, but more especially to those of our own household who are bound together by an indissolluble chain of sincere affection. Into the grave we have consigned the body of our deceased brother, there to remain until the general ressurrection.in hopeful expectation that his immortal soul may partake of the joys whic.i have been prepared for those who love the Lord. "We cherish his memory in our hearts, We commend his soul to God who gave IV and have consigned his body to the earth from whence it came. ''Friend and brother we bid thee a last, a long farewell. Thou art at rest from thy labors. May you rest in peace. So mote it be." D. L. Matthews. D. H. Piice. R. J. Hook. Committee. from woman's ailments are im addresses here given, for posith Vegetable Compound does cure Tumor Removed. i^imo, Jio.=Jirs,Csaran u.DLuari,ii.i: .1*. Box 16. Peoria,111.=Mrs.Christina Reed. 105lionndSt. Natick, Mass.=Mrs. .Nathan JLJ. Greatun, 61 North Main St. Milwaukee, Wis.=Mrs. Emma Imse, S33 1st St. Chicago, Hl.=>Mrg. Alveua Sperling, 1468 Clybourne Ave. Galena, Kau.=Mrs.R.R. HueT,713MineralAv. Victoria, Miss.??Mrs. Willie Edwards. Cincinnati, Ohio.=?Mrs.W. H. Housh, 7 Eastview Ave. Chauge of Life. Epping, N.H.=Mrs. Oelia E. Stevens. Streator, lll.=AIrs. J. H. Campbell, 203North Second St* Brooklyn, N.Y.=Mra. Evens, 826 Ilalsey St. Noah, Ky.=Mrs. Lizzie Holland. Cathainet,Wa9h.=Mr3.ElvaBarber Edwards. Circleville, OLio.=Mrs. Alice Kirlin, 333 W est Huston St. Salem, lnd.=Mrs. LizzieS. Hinkle, R.R.N<">.3. Now Orleans, La.=Alrs. Gaston Blondeau,1812 Terpsichore St. Mighawaka, lnd.=Mrs. Chas. Bauer, Sr., 523 E;ist Marion St. Racine,Wis.=Mrs. Kat'"e Kubik, R. 2, Box 51. BeaverFaHs,Pa.=Mrs. W.P.Boyd,24109th Av. Maternity Troubles. Bronaugh, Mo.=Mr?. D. F. Aleshire. Phenix, R.I.=Mrs. Win, O. King, Box 282. ~ ? ? VT r > r? r :_ "nv v o.> uaristaac, jl/juis xiwjuoi, a- jiu.hroc St. South SanTord, Xe.=Mrs. Charley A. Austin. Schenectady, N. Y. =>Mrs. H.Porter,782 A1 bany St. Taylorville, Ill.=Mrs. Joe Grantham, S25 V>. Vandeveer St. Cincinnati, Ohio.=~Mrs. Sophia HolTjGlo ?<IcMicken Ave. Big Bun, Pa.=Mrs. \7. E. Pooler. Philadelphia, Pa.=.Mrs. M. Johnston, 210 Siegei St. _> , . Backache. Peoria, Ill.=Mrs. Clara L. Gauwitz, B. It. Is'o. 4, Box 02. Augusta, Me.=Mrs.'W'nfie]d Eana, It. F. 1). 2. o. r-. - ~ i **: Ti \/ y nijf i OI>? A ltai, 1I11U1I. ? 1U1& a, .1*. uvuv <>, .-W Wo^dbridge St. Pittsburg, Pa.=>Irs. G. Ieiser,5219 Kinkaid St.. E.E. Kearney, Mo.=Mrs. Thomas Asbnrry. Blue Island, 111.?Mrs. Anna Schvvartz, >28 Grove St. East Earl, Pa.=?Mrs. Angnstiy Lyon,K.F.D2. Operations Avoided. Sikeston, T.Io.=Mrs. Doris Beibune. Gardiner, Me. Mrs. S. A.Williams, 142"Washington Ave. Chicago,Ill.=Mrs.Wm.Ahnms,2239 W.21st St. Bellevue, Ohio.=Mrs. Edith "Wicluiid, 238 Monro? St. DeFore8t,"Wie.=Mrs. Anguste VesnermnnTi. Dexter, Kansas. =?Mr;. Lizzie Scott. These women are only a few o the power of Lydia E. Piiikhain's \ diseases. Not one of these women form for the use of tr.eir names ir ing that we should ~:fer to thei do other suffer ~g >/oinen to y-v tO, I ' ft rt "i-oliolllll vegetfM'ie * 'jm(wuuu <i 'cuwwiv statements rs'ic: in our a.I vertisei truth and nothing out the truth. HELPFUL WORDS From a Lexington Citizen. Ib your back lame and painful? Does it ache especially after exertioD? Is there a soreness in the kidney region? lUCtD oj'mpbUUlB lUUiMbO VrCd.lt JklUneys. There is danger in delay. Weak kidneys fast get weaker. / Give your trouble prompt attention. Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly. They strengthen weak kidneys. Head this testimony. George B. Lee of Lexington, S. C., says: 4<I suffered from attacks of kidney trouble for a good many years and during that time tried a number of remedies. I received the best of results from Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the Kaufmann Drug Co. It always gives me pleasure to recommend this remedy toother kidney sufferers." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, "Vptv "Vnrt ar>l a o nrpn fa frit* +>t a TT n i f oH States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. How Editors Get Rich. It is not good policy to give business secrets away, but a9 many people wonder how editors get rich so quick we give out the following information, hoping that every one of our readers will not take advantage of this and en^ge in the newspaper business: A fellow terming himself, "Gandebone's Forecast,*' located at St. Louis, offers to fnrniah tih a lnfc nf nnptrv and 1 other silly stuff if we will only run an advertisement in the Register each week. A fellow out west wants to ran $19 worth of advertising and then send him $10 in exchange for a shotgun. Such a gun would retail at about $6. For running $17 worth of locals we can get a $1 magazine telling us how to do dressmaking at home. By running $50 worth of advertising and sending $25 to an Atlantic City firm we will be given a deed to a lot. When the tide is in the lot stands six feet under water. If we can run a column write-up of a doings to be held in North Dakota this fall, amounting to about $7, we will be sent two ?1 tickets. Our railroad fare up there and back, for two, would be about $60. We can have almost any Chicago daily paper sent us free. The subscription is only $4, but all we have to do is to run $36 worth of locals. For $10 worth of advertising and $25 in cash we can own a bicycle. The wheel sells at just $12.-?About one dozen, firms are wanting to give ns shares in gold mines for advertising. A nursery firm will send ns a 25-cent rosebush for only $5 worth of advertising. For running a six-inch advertisement for one year we get a gross of pills.?Exchange. *i&n/ \ fk - _ rited to write cO the names and re proof that Lydia E. Pmkham's female ills. Organic Displacements. Black Duck, Minn.=Mrs. Anna Anderson, Box 19. Wcslcyville,Pa.=Mrs. Maggie Ester,R.F.D. 1. Trenton, Mo.=Mrs.W. T. Purnell, 307 Lincoln Avenue. Camden, N.J.=*Mrs. Ella Johns toe, 289 liberty St. CMcago, ni.=Mrs. Wm. Tully, 2Q52 Ogden Avenue. Painfnl Periods. Caledonia, Wis.=Mrs. Ph. Schattner, RJR.. 14, Box 54. Adrian, Mo.=Mrs. C. B. Mason, R.R. No. 2. N. Oxford, Mass.=Miss Amelia Duso, Box 14. Baltimore,Ohio.=Mrs. A. A.Baleuger,R.F.D.1. Negaunee, Mich.=Mrs. Mary Sedlock,Box 1273. Orrville, Ohio.=Mrs. E. F. Wagner, Box S20. Atwater. Ohio.=Miss ?.Iinnie Muelhaupt. Prairie du Chien, Wis.=Mrs. J alia Kon I :heck, R. No. 1. Irregularity. T-k re.i . tv vr? r\A -.f ^ ivuiiaio, j>.} ,=*ir>. v^iaia jlt>i l . aiue, ?< ;ua. ?IIIout St. Winchester, Tnd.=Mrs. May Deal, R.R. No. 7. St. Regis Falls, N.Y.--Mr\ J. II. Breyere. Grawii.e, IU.=Mrs Jessie Schaar, Boa 22. Hudson, 01iio.=Mrs. Geo. Strickler, R. No. 5, Boa 32. Cnrian Trouble. Murrayville, Ill.=Mrs. Chas. Monro, R. R. 3. Philadelphia, i'a.=Mrs. Chas. B,.H. 2219 N. Mole St. Minneapolis, Minn.=Mrs. John G. Moldan, 2115 Second St., North, Hudson 1,Jhio.=M:?.LciiaCannocin;>,R.F.l>.7. Westwood, Md.-*V:s. J Jm F. Rif.iiards. Benjamin, M -.?:.!r.s. o alia Front-, lt.F.D. 1. Female Weakness. . ' crreii??...;o, ; ' * . rjaTTiiiTon- ' K'.r.io, Mo.=Mrs. .A. 0. D iVault. I JuliuA Snow*. R.No.3. l uca, OiA?;.? Mr.;. Mary Kariwi.ie, l'.F. 3. I iieilevue,* >> io.=>irs.Charity Chapman, K.F. t I). No. 7. Elgin. 111.--Mrs. Henry Leiseberg, 743 Adams St. ScliaeiferstOTTTi, Pa.?Mrs. Cyrus TIctrieh. Cir son, Pa.- Air?.. Kllall Aikey. Fairehaiice, Fa.?.Mrs. Juelia A.liuiihc.in, Pox :z 2. Norvons Prostr?ti">"i. T\flOXvil!o,Io'.vc.--Mrs. ClaraFr;-: - '.,Ii.F.T>. 3. CrOi..#,-:o, Mn.^. Mrs. Mae Molfv.yht. Cannie.i. N. J.?Airs. Yf. P.Valentine, 802 Lincoln A 7emie. Muddy, Ill.sa.Mrs. May Nolen. Brookvillc, ohio.=Mrs. It. Kiruison. Fi.ohville, Ohio.=Mrs. C Co'e. I'ki a l.dphia, p;i.=*Mrs. Frank Clark, 2416 E. Allegheny Ave. : thousands of living vdtnesses of rege table Compound to cure female ever received compensation in any i this advertisement?but are wiJ.ln because of the good they may provo that Lydia E. Pinkhain's and honest medicine, and that the uenU reguidhig its merit are the HAVE YOUR NE SHOES FITTED, FORMED AND CREASED /. A Recent additions to this oiujc aie a siiue lurming machine, that will instantly relives any pressure of a shoe upon a tender spot on the foot; and an electric creasing machine that will give your shoes a set and style that will add 50 ncr oent. to thp lonlrs of shoes on your foot. When your shoes are fitted by expert shoe fitters formed to fit perfectly from i the first day, and creased appearance, coupled with and workmanship, you have limit of shoe value. Torino* anv shops von hax? J ~ ? WW J V ?. I fortable and have them fori not matter where you boug] Lever,T Parlor Bes BEN DAVID, Pr 1320 MAIN ST. 0pp. Palmetto Natioi Best cooking and finest Restaurant Fc Special Rates by the Week. Meals i The Palmetto X COLUMBIA WHi A It Hi A Depository for the Ur??te< of South Carolina the Coai of Columbia. WE OWN 1400,000 United States Bom Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Aocounts of Banks, Firms, WE PAY Four Per Cent, on deposits i terest calculated quarterly. WE PROMISE Our best efforts to transact; satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONAL BA CAPITAL $250, Wilie Jones, President. W> FROST PROOF CABfi \f GUARANTEED TO SATIS FROM THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE \\ -\KUizU?T VlKv'!?U CHARLESTON LArTITXPR\v Tbt TirliMt WAKEFIi r -,?t 1 \ Grown. M E?'' .... ilc?d Vmttf, \ TRADE MARK COPYRl^i v7~.ol?shed 1868. Paid In Capita \l We jrrc. 'Lo first FROST PHOOF PLANTS in 186& No ] I customers. \Ve nave grown And sold more cabbage plants 11 ?fa,es combined. WHY? Because cur plsjits must please oi ! j it is time to sot these nlante la your section to get extra i e| t'i soil for the most rr..iev. Wo sow three tons of Sabbage Seed r Fruit trees an?l ornamentals. Write tor free catalog of fF ' nta'nine: a' table inf or-natter. about frv it and ve~etaLl lr. 1 ots cf 500 -it $1.0'): 1000 to 5000 Si 50 j>or tbon?and; G.0C0 to ?lvor .1.. *. ? j. n*jr d,>*?!.. **%i< , | VVm. C. Geraly Co^ Eox 308 Y< IcOLICUTT'S ? w week ? ^BURIAL age of ji J is wort I LEAGUE. |5 Home Office m COLUMBIA, S. C. c XT PAIR OF m >? Ti.i. L \sicipp 3 rawfiii r>UTion $7.00 Clapr's Gun Metal Button $6.00 Hurley Patent Button.... $5.00 Walk-Over Patent Button $4.00 & $4 50 Walk-Over Gun Metal Button $-1.00 & $4.50 " Resistor' sole, Patent and Gun Metal ButtoD ....82.50, $3.00 & 84.00 Boys Gun Metal Button $2.25 & $3.00 to, give style and excellent materials j gottem the extreme e that are uncomned to fit. it does 4 tit them. I M I l?MMMMi ?i II f. - * ? HE SHOE MAN, IN COLUMBIA. jtaur ant, oprietor, tal Bank COLUMBIA, S. C. * f i in Columbia. >r Ladies and Gentlemen it all Hours?Night or Day a ft ami I Rank Sf G i States Government, the State f lty of Richland and the City is and $100,000 State of South Corporations and Individuals, in our Savings Denartment. in four business to yoar entire \ NK, - Columbia, S. C. 000.00 J. P. Matthews, Cashier FY CUSTOMERS 1\ PLANT GROWERS* _ ^ |l < <7\ II Abul eltur fUT DUTCH. it l)n? 8u??mioi>. Ltrfnt tad Lttnt Obbtfa. / -itetd il Steele S30.000.00 a^Fl ?w have over twenty thousand satisfied than al! other persons in the Soattient r we send your money back. Order now; early cabbage, and they are the ones IM ..A.AH Also grow full line of I0r season Strawberry Plants, ^ net-proof plants of the best varieties, e growing. Prices on Cabbage Plants:? 9.000$1.25pcr thousand: 10.000 and over i ?urj.?M|'i?iiiai*vi-ry low? J onges Island, S. C. | svill pay a child 1 year old immediate benefit for 5c per fgn md -when the child reaches jRT |H fifteen (15) years the poilicy #2 |H ;h $110. if, fl one joining at the age of is) s and >ver will draw a $110 - 5c p'T week. Hj >FFICE 1207 Gervais St H