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are delightfully smooth, fragrant aal refreshing.
They con) btte, parch or leave any uopk&sant ciga
retty after-tas$e.
Camels arc blended choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos, more to your
liking than cither kind of tobacco
smoked straight 1
Compare Camel- puff by puff,
with any cigarette in the world*
Teat your taste, then yout under
stand why men everywhere prefer
them. No premiums or coupons,
because cost of tobaccos blended in
these cigarettes prohibits their
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R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Wiarteu-Saka, N, C,
Dancing
Bathing
Boating - Fishing
Good Music
Horse-Back
Riding
Select Camping Party of thirty five, conducted and chaperoned by
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Land of Starr, ,9. C, have ample tents and
"shacks" for. forty to fifty more congenial people, 't
Tents and board, everything includ
ed, per week, only . . . . .. .$5.00
a- ' : Single meals .... .. .. .. . .25c
We already have people from Atlanta. Anderson, Hartwell, Btarr,
niackvllle and Shelby, N. C.
Come out for tho week-end, and try it; then you will arrange to
spend your vacation hero. The ' temperature Is cool, and every
thing Is delightful. The food and cuisine is excellent, and the prico
Is very, very reasonable.
ADDRESS
Riverside Camp. Starr.
In care tlai'ley's Ferry
Always cross the
river at
HAILEY'S FERRY
The Ferry service is
excellent and the roads
on both sides of the
; river arc tho best.
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EXCURSION
ATLANTA, GA., BIRMINGHAM and
CHATTANOOGA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of. the South
Tuesday, August 26, 1915.
from Colombia, Rack H0J. Gaffeey, L'utoa, g^Uafrarg. Greeavffle, Green.
Weed, Abbeville, Anderson, Went minster and all feteratertiate points on the
following flchedale und exenrslon fares t
Arrive Atlanta. .lt?f, M.
Arrive Birmingham.lft?f ?. M.
AitItc Cbausnoegn.9t*& 1?. M.
Excursion tickets Will be geed going only ea special train and regalar
trains as laeationed above.
Exearslsa tickets will be goad returning en all regaler irais* e>eont New
York Hew Orteaas Limited Ke. 38, to reach erigtnel fctarf&g p?Iat by mio>
night Tuesday, August 81,191ft. _
A HAKE OPP??inflT?I
To'visit Atlante the Ketraaells of the fefeta and the aisterlrel Citr af CLat.
tenocga and Birmingham the rfttsbarga ct the OeaCn.
Six Days of Sight-seeing and Pleasure
Fer further Infersxallon apply te ticket agents an
W. JUrctiEE, J. K. AHBSSSOW*
Asst. Gers. ras*. AgL Hspt. H. R? H. B*
Columbia, AMersea.
W. K. TABEB,
Trav. Pass, Agi*
Ctretarittey
.
She's ? Champion.
Urs. Edith BhodPi Clnrk Bfady Fo;
a
Mrs. Edith Rhodes Clark is one ot
the great* swimmers of the United ;
States. Having -captured the women's
; championship - for 1 the 17 3-4-mile
course In the Delaware river at Phil
adelphia- She may he induced to en
, ter the "championships at the San
Francisco fair. Mrs. Clark made this
{ time in 4 hours and 30 minutes. She
j once held the American mile record
mt women.
J STAHDIJfQ OF THB CLUBS. J
. Southern,.
1 Won. Lost. P.C.j
New Orleans . / ... 73 49 699 i
Memphis. 69 fit 661
Birmingham .. .. . C6 6? 660.
Nashville. 65 . 58 628.
Atlanta ........ 69 61 492
Motile .. .. .. .. 64 ?8 441
Chattanooga ..... 6a 67 437
.Little Rock .. .. .. 47 74 388)
American.
Won. I
Boston. ^6 37 670
Detroit. 74 41 644
Chicago ,. 71 44 ?19j
Washington. 67 66 609
New York .. .. .. G2 56 481
Cleveland. 44 69 389
St. Louis. 42 " 72 368;
Philadelphia. 85 77 312
National.
Won. Lost. P. C,
Philadelphia. CO 50
Brooklyn .. . 61 5*
Chicago.., BT* 67 .500
Beaton. 68 54 6JS
Pittsburgh. 66 4*1
St. Louis. . 56 60 'M
Cincinnati .. .. .. 54 CQ 474
New York ....... 51 58 468
Federal.
Won. Loot. P.C.
Pittsburgh. ?4 49
Newark. 63
Chicago.; Cd
Kansas City .. .. . 64
St. Louis. 6?
Brooklyn .. . 57
. 67
Baltimore .. .... 39
? Z&'JTKB&AVB ?
*
' Nn?fmial I.;:. So
At Boston 10; Plttcburgh 0. >
At Philadelphia ?; Chicago ?.
At New York* 1; St Louis 1\
At Brooklyn 0; Cincinnati ft
Amp rirais League.
At Dei roll l; Boston I. "*
At Cleveland 6; New tot* f.
At Chicago 6; Washington S; thtr
jteec Inning?.
At St Xouh) 10; Philadelphia!.?''^
At St. Louis 6; Philadelphia 2;
Federal
At Chicago 4; St Louis 3.
A4 Baltimore ?; Brooklyn 24. .
At Newark 0; Buffalo 3.
Alt Pittsburgh 4; Karioa? City 0.
At Pittsburgh 4; Kansas City 1
Hohtaera L^rnc
At New Orlea** 6; ?asbville .3.
At Mobile 2; UomfhfS 5.
' At Atlanta 1; Chattanooga 6."
At Blrmlngham-LlUte Ro. k.
grounds. "
Secretary McAdoo Perfecting
Plana Already Cfotlmed to As
sist Marketing of 1915 Cotton
Crop.
Weshington, Aug. 24.?Secretar*
McAdoo was prepared today to ex
tend financial aid to the Southern
cotton growers to enable them to dis
pose of their crop to the best ad
vantage. He announced that ia view
of the action of the allies In making
cotton contraband he was ready if
necessary to take either of two cour
ses to help the cotton producers. One
plan is to deposit thirty millions, or
more of gold in the federal reserve
banks at Atlanta, Dallas and Rich
mond to enable the banks to redis
count loans on coiton by warehouse
receipts made by national and state
banks belonging to the reserve
system. No interest would he
charged on?4be deposits for the pres
ent at least.
The other plan is to deposit the
gold directly with the national banks
agreeing to lend moucy on the cot
ton at not over six per cent. The
latter plan would be used if it would
be more efficient.
Secretary McAdoo declared If ]
bankers, merchants and producers
would co-operate the situation ?QUld
be handled with happy results.
Begard to Neutrals.
Washington, Aug. 24.?The state
ment reads: It is a misapprehension
to suppose the declaration of cottop
as contraband will further restrict
thoso consignments of cotton to neu
tral countries which ar0 proved' to b
exclusively destined for the normal
consumption of those countries. The
embassy has no authority however, to
give any assurance as to the Immu
nity of particular shipments ' but
I under the procedure of Internation
al law relating to absolute contra
band, evidence of ultimate enemy des
tination would be necessary to the
condemnation of cotton as a lawful
prise. '
Flan Favored.
New York, Aug. 24.?Traders re
ceived favorably McAdoo's plan io
deposit thirty millions in gold In
federal reserve bank., of the "South
to finance the early cotton crop move
ment."
. . "Blue Sky.*
Once upon a time a city desk man
who had saved a portion of his sal
ary lMfened to a promoter from
Santa. Loon*. CaL, whose company
was distilling gold from sea water.
Ho listened too long. Today -the
promoter haa the gold and the desk
man tbe water.
The next man who came by was a
solicitor for the Spineless Cactus.
Inc., of Corpus Christopher, N. M.
The': desk man bought This spineless
corporation never had backbone
enough to get up and answer in
quiries about dividends. This' also
was vanity and vexation of spirit...
The next man along represented
the F?gless Fig Syndicate of Holy
Spioke Valley, Ariz., and tho next
man hte Plnelees Pineapple of at.
Pollyann. Fla. The desk man Is now
saving up enough to pay for an ex
cursion to the hole where these dis
appeared.
Finally a sympathetic friend gave
the desk man a bum steer oa the
wheat market. Like Pharaoh's ill
favored knie, this brute ate dp the
wheat and waa none the fatter there
for, o it feU out that this invest
ment, like unto its predecessors, but
tered no parsnips for the desk mah.
And all this while close about the
dally walks of this desk man and
out in nearby country places were
lots and acres of earth so full of
substantial value that you couldn't
knock the profit out of them with a
hickory club. Tho acres raised sal
able potatoes and the ots rose In'
salable value and people grew well
to-do on the proceeds.
Thus appears the truth of the
! adage. "Anybody can save money,
I but it takes a wise man to spend it."
Needed More Boom.
During the run of a play in- New
York last winter a wobbly person tee
tered ar to the hex office one Saturday
nlgUt when the ?lace waa packed and
I demanded a flood seat, relates the Sat
I urday Evening Boat.
"Nothing left except standing
room," said tho box office man. "Sell
you standing room for a dollar."
The wavering one produced a dol
lar and went inside. But so many
g?n?ral admissions ware grouped at
the rear that, over tbe Intervening
hedge of heads, he caught only ra
, grant glimpses of what was going on
upon the stage.
Me foggily considered the situation
I for a spell. Then he rocked his
weaving way hack */> tbe box office
window and put a second dollar on the
I shelf.
'Uimme noxslr one of them ?t?ndln*
rooms." he ordered; "cant see the
show at all If you only got one."
"Why does'* &ar**wtf* dry the
clothes in the cellar nowt That isn't
healthy, is It?"
' Dunno. To tell the truth, daughter
Is wearing so little that mother fa
ashamed to hang the stuff In tbe
yard."?Judge.
A National Help.
iflyat Trumpr-Yoa seem ?er. yhepsy
about It. Wot's up?
qulth^n?undlas5f ajneech*-~R?eVn?e
bin 'elping the countr yto win this
I war.?Poach.
SOUTHERN HAS MODERN
COAL HANDLING PLANTI
Gives Charleston Facilities Equal
to Any on Coast?In Op
eration September 1st
Charleston, Aug. 24.?Announce
ment Is mad0 by the. Southern Rail
way company that the modern expert
coal handling plant which it haa just
completed at Charleston will be put
in operation for the handling of com
mercial coal on September 1st, giving
Charleston facilities the equal of any
on the Atlantic Seaboard for handling
coal to be borne over seas und pro
viding another expert outlet which
will be of particular value to *ho coal
producing territory served by South
ern Railway and Immediate connec
tions.
The Terminal will have a capacity
of forty cars or two thousand tons
per hours which is as fast as any ship
now in the coal carrying trade can
take it. It will be operated entirely
by electricity and will deliver coal
into the holds of ships with a mint
mum of breakage by means of an
electric conveyor.
In preparation for a greatly In
creased movement of coal to Charles
ton the Southern Ralllway has pro
vided a storageyard of four hundred
cars capacity and has also made ex-,
tensive additions to passing tracks
along the line over which coal will
move. .
Conclusive.
Penelope?Marcella was In the clair
voyant's room for two hours.
Perclval?She must have been hav
ing her future told.
Penelope?Why are you so certain
of that?
Perclval?It would have taken the
clairvoyant two weeks to have told her
past.-kludge.
Sage and Sulphur
Darkens Gray Hair
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss and
Thickness.
Hair that loses its color and lustre,
or when It fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, la caused by a lack of sulphur
In the hair. Our grandmother made up
a mixture of (Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of women and men
who value that even color, that beau
tiful dark shade of hair which is so
attractive, use only this old-time re
cipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture by asking at any drug ?tore for
a 60 cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound," which carkena
the hair so naturally, so evenly, that
nobody can posslby tell It has been
applied. Besides, it takes off dandruff,
stops itching and falling hair. You
just dampen a sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time. By morning the gray hair dis
appears; hut what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Is
that, besides beautifully darkening
the hair after a few applications, it
also brings back to gloss and lustre -
and gives it an appearance of abun
dance.
Crje add In meat excites tl
?me overworked, get sluggul
... s lumps of lead. The urine ;
the bladder ia Irmhted, and you
seek relief two or three times i
p. the kidneys clog you must
he body's ttrmous waste or
person alwwtly. At first ;
in the kidney rcfrion, ;
sick headache, dizrinc
coated and you
WSKtber is ha
drink lots of
.st four ounei
wmfuS in a glass
Don't Overlook
The Seybt Property
This tract of about 125 acres is for sale. It lies
about a mile from town, and can be bought in tracts
from 10 acres up, and there's money in it. The
: rice now is $125.00 to $175.00, according to the
iand?and ten years from today you couldn't buy it
at TWICE tliis price.
Prof. C. W. Riser bought fifteen acres last week,
and is going to build out there on the new road that
has recenly been made through this property.
Let us show it to you.
Linley 6? Watson
Phones 647, 906, 310.
A Good Electric Iron
Is a necessity at any
time but during the
hottest weather h o
household is complete
without one. They are
so handy, efficient and
cool?the cost is very,
very little.
Public Utilities Co.
Phone 223
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Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Shorthand, and Typewriting. A knowl
edge of these subjects means SUCCESS. Come, and let us prepars
you for an independent career. A good position awaits you. Day
pnd night sessions." Enter any time. Write for catalogue.
ALTS FOR
KIDNEYS IF
- - ?-?
its ef Water and Eat Less
uttwri?y on Kidney Bisorders
ifol of lad Salts In Glass of
I Stimulate Kidneys and IMate
t, ache, and feel
becomes cloudy;
may bo obliged
luring the night.
, help them flush
you'll tenr?l
you feel a! dull
yon suffer from
&* /stomach gets
J feel jrheuutatic
Water ? also set
es of Jad Salts;
of water before
breakfast for ? few days WwS jjK
then act fine. This famous ?alSa is maole iron;
the acid of grapes and lemon fi?ce, combin?e?
with iithia, and has been tt??*for generation?
to clean logged kidneys and stimtunte them
to normal activity, also to oeutralixe tbe acids
in urine, so it ho longer is a aoaree of irritation?
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salt* is inexpensive, cannot injase, tuftk**
a delightful effervescent Kthia-wat^ drink wWe%
cycryone should take now and then to lieop ihn
overcoming kidney trouble while it is ochy
trouble,/ ,