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rl 1 STANDING G -11 ^0.* OYER IH 1 WH0LE m m-twb <? s % / ]$? .itexn? hTl-cA vV l.v "" IP! n?. V with th lit ?/ fr?terts e Ilk//j fr' Ijl/y Ag enem \ I fl'i I We have th / ! J Oi for 4 STANDARD Got Rid of My Corns M W With Magic "Gots-lt" j E| Simplest Corn Cure in the World?No Fain, No Fuss. New, Sure Way. P?><fl saXs. 'yr: When corns make you almost "die {^- 3 ^ ntlliy C with vour hoots on." wh?n vnit'ua InUll r\tlir> > soaked them and picked them and PJU *" sliced them. when corn-swelling ! c,d'ulji, why and it* a Removes Them the N?w,l>ead_Sare W?yf | Bw| lie I salves, and tapes, bandages, and ! L _ , firm! wr plasters that make coma pop-eyed tncu, >\ t have only made your corns grow POJ |y tfOllbl faster. Just hold your heart a moment F ^ \ and figure this: Put two drops IOI1JC. 1 of "Gets-It" on the corn. It dries frtr vour at once. You can put your shoe inD * 1 and stocking on right over it. The F 1 WOIDCll 1 corn is doomed. It makes the corn come off clear and clean. Tt's the new, f easy way. Nothing to stick or press ^ on tho corn. You can wear smaller i F shoes. You'll be a Joy-walker. No saflflT pain, no trouble. Accept no substitutes. |A1 (In (Jff) "Gets-Tt" Is sold by druggiBts every- |v*V yw wW where. 25c a bottle, or sent direct by HiRAalakxiMik K. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. 111. |M I *UMi Illllll^ a Specialty === A b Are You In a busi) Hurry For That D . V r you Printing of J . Yours? order CAL WATCH US SPEED UP 1 ? B We Do Printing In the Twinkling of an Eye C Job ' I EAT ALL I WANT NOW AND FEEL FINE! Whenever You Nc wcli~,:nown tonic pr Builds up the \Vhol No More Gas on the Stomach or 8our Stomach! No More Heavy Feeling After Meals or Constlpatlonl On If you have sour stomach, conatf* "You haven't gc pat ion or gas on the stomach try husband," said the JUST ONE SPOONFUL .Imple buck- ? , thorn hark, glycerine, etc,, as mixed . ..... in Adier-l ka, the MOST POWER- d,u'8l?t. he s wet PHI. bowel cleanser ever sold. ler ham I paid. The VERY FIRST dose shows re suits and a short treatment with Adlori-ka will surprise you. Oaily T Tf drains tieh asronlshln.t amounts If instead of a g of old nmtter from the r yatcm that er, *ve could ?ast A RINQEi: l)0:i; relievo:* coustij'rv though* Into the h? lion, sour stomach urn) gas almost would "he gRing i INSTANTLY. A dose twice a wee* giVo.-Gcorge Mac euards against aunendlcltls iM^fl I THK i,ANrASTKK XHWS HARD & ?12?2&S' 1 axative tablet S e pleasant taste I rery member of th ( I om Constipation^ 9 y of gooa health 1 ie exclusive selling rights his greet laxative ^ ?R&xaJUL Store i imu(> co. t Always E " 5. Sylvania Woods, of Cliflon Miils, Ky., in Q0fl >f her experience with Cardui, the woman's he says further: "Before I began to use rCjjg my back and head would hurt so bad, I the pain would kill me. I was hardly able kf-^l / of my housework. Alter taking three bottles PBB li, I began to feel like a new woman. 1 soon 15 pounds, and now, i do all my housework, ufifl as run a big water mill. ish every suffering woman would give Ififl >ARl?Vi I rhe Woman's Tonic |ag I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, Iways does me good." idache, backache, side ache, nervousness, >rn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- hQa e. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's BSC i'ou cannot make a mistake In trying Cardui trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing Hfig for more than fifty years. r-^j let a Bottle Today I 181 ? o usinesslike business card is a | yess asset. We can show j fine samples here. Before ing elsewhere GIVE US A JL. $? 3$, ;| OOK WORK AW WORK IRCULARS Work of All Kinds ?d a General Tonic 41 . . . Grove's invigorating to the Pale and Sickly d Grove's Tasteless The Old Standard gener*! siren rebelling tonic ?a,?nKl? ?. . I CROVK'R TAHTKIJiSs chill TONIC, drive* ou laiiy yaiuaoie as a m?; rla.enticheHtheb'ood.andhuildauptheays :ause it contains tV?e tern. t. true tunic. 5ft opertic9ofQUINI>"ti I ion tbe Liver, Drive s | rhes the Blood ami *" lets/stem. V) cent a Linea to Ba Remembered. 80 long as we love we serve; s< long as we are loved by others, I Him. would almost say we are indispensa ?t anything on my jb]e. and no nian j? useless while ht woman In the drug ,H a fri*>n(|.?Robert Louis 8teven have," replied the gon aring a porous plaame for yet." 1 _ The Up-to-Date. The girl of yesterday had an old hought. fashioned red plush autograph allium em. or even a flow- ,. ijch shp Ch<>risl)o<l; the girl of to the gift of a <> 1 v ^ hasn't got time to wtste on any >nrt o' a friend, that ,, ;l{; h[i, a c(H>ck bt^k._F,urldi iC the angola must inioB.Vinlon donald, 1 MARCH 17, 11)1(1 Horses m i.ixi: in ? Wlu.i an* houses built l'c?r? 'I my arc* built to sell, built to reu built to show oi l one's world wealth A ^1 A M 11 * built to look at. built to enter |1 ^ Ijk M M built to shelter from the weathei A A wi&A M*i Itut where are the liouses built wit i he single purpose of being lived in Anyone who has ever been hous< hunting, and who has had any exp< The backer reinee of domestie urehiteeture in vo rious parts ot the eountrv. will a i . ... igrei I ul! n,a? ??8 ??? io li\i vi '.olio so small a perientau , . of tin I ole number a - l< nlnio: PCCl WlllCll 1 negligible. . \ house i - a setting fot fa mil IllUIlllJ , ? life. |t should be so designed a: t . .promote lomfortable and graciot COIltlllUCCl TC living, it should have a simple an % beautiful exterior, in harmony wit tial banking its surroundings. It should have simple and restful interior; pron.o hfCOII1PS III ing true and useful activities to mil Hul hiiily. anything us.' ^ aM# str, The maehinery of the house shoul Wards SOCCPJ run smoothly. It should he asy t ?K? to hush ? * Iiiliu tcu. i lie: V\ I'l l\ 1IIK pill I of the house should he planned I ? . eliminate useless steps. The kitche 1I1Q1\lQUSl. should he a pleasant, well-arrange workshop, its inaehinery udequnt Oilers II VPTV and ready to hand The matter eomes down to this nection Irom l! one wants a house to live in. on ' i st first deride how one is to liv< invites vonr the supply of houses in whieli to 1 i\ f hi wa> will he forthcoming Not! SHKlll on; so (|uick1y indirates false statu nrds of life as areli it net ure. Not! ig will so satsifaetorily torn-spot! : > the true. Anderson Intclligeni" What of 'I'oilio What of Toiiioriowl 8 ? & , jf'W .-' I. >, jV." \V< are charged with all that tk I/iMUl past has given: oijrs is all that tli _ present holds and the future pron LSlUC ises. Sliall I say: "Watchman, whsi of t he night?" Nay, ratlin. , n ,, u of the morn? What of that vloi ? > ? ? *?*?*> * i*< *?*?.*?*> ons revival of edueational interes and zeal and progress which lia broken, luminous and radiant, upo jour heloved state. That rich an p t} rising day?it is yours, my friend Ha *8 4S? jjj ^ I to enjoy and yours to fill, as tl he | teachers of now and of the futur H II IB j with brave effort and achlevemen ; under the brighter light of hope an I promise that now shines upon Souf Carolina.?I)r. Kdward S. Lyons. re have mad school Day. 2st event in I I un one aay uuring tiie week spect; 1 exercises may be bold in the achooEnt. throughout the city. These may 0011X1)1 tLVcryinini? as a regular part of the school woi or be hold In the afternoon as a sp cial entertainment to which paren are invited. Some of the followii v>n , features may l>e included iu the pr "T . ' ' 1-1' gram for this day: t I'lllllMlMH'S. Cliell t. The read'ng of a letter to U\vill; tlli s is tllr I'i schoolchlldrei. from the mayor c . . other official telling them how the can help save the babies. IlIlH'U, 2?3c. .)()( ;n A talk by the principal or teacl;afj|, I)! r,J ,(j, or on what the children can do foi 4 ' their baby brothers and sisters. ?H'1>. s. i Ijo-s. I *11 IfZ. The reading of one or sevora. . . !? > compositions on "How to Keep l$ubjs in si i I.il. Well," which have been selected froi among the compositions written b .. . the children in a certain room or with paint on head a school. It is quite likely that the ried in large cages newspapers will publish one or more whereupon they woi of the best of these compositions. watch was kept lor 4. In schools where Kittle Mothers was found that the leagues are organized the program tern can return from may consist of compositions and dem- 1,000 miles in iho onstrations by members of those landmarks, at least s leagues and of talks by their teach- 'landmark' is undersi crs. If no Little Mothers' leagues A return from the op< are at present organized, the school to be effected n day inav afford an opportunity for place on the coast, their organization ?n many schools. front Galveston, iron 5. The performance of a play. from Havana, etc. If it is desirable to have daily pro however, a certain p< grants at the- headquarters, some of return. Vh< report he best programs presented in the merits discussed vari schools may lie repeated at the central planations of the hoi headquarters late in ih<* week birds, without react One day in the week may ho do- tfion.?Scientific Atuei voted especially to lhe fathers of ha hies. Women Construct If the weather permits, an outing \n exhibition of t day Tor mothers anc' babies forms an are doing |0 replace i attractive toature. This may take war is being hc'lc the form of hi automobile ride, a England All that is morning or an afternoon spent in industry is shown, it he park, or an excursion on the wa- done In the home, i ler If it is possible, an alternative and Red Gross work ? Indoor program tor bad weather uy ^ provide new ca should be planned One woman a conn Visiting Day. demonstrates how thi On this day j tour of inspection of tain parts of the acre al! of the places wher# any work is women. Careful and i done for habie* may take place Such ers arc necessary, f< a day is very important in communi- the aviator depends tie3 where infant-welfare work has work In Glasgow th f been begun either by the health de- ntructed in tram dri I partment cr by private organizations J poratlon school so tl and where it is desirable that the pub ployees leave for ? li" shall know oi the work being donre ' places may be filled q and lb* .iced for further work This I - ~ t will include ir'ant welfare s'r.fior- ' _. CkA ., (i , . Fine Tea Snortai t da nurseries baby hospitals, at.a . .... . . I Some of the finest t were aboard two lit sunk by the Emden, i I i P"nt 11* T?l> ?Hond & Co. of U>m lTnle?.< j,j are clone enough to him thp,r annuni review to be ai?|K> nted postmaster. following iu oxplainii.g the -dir a leader la the moat futile task? from in,.w . A.chl.o,. ~,b*. , "TotlCfnain. amount of tea expoi - ous countries of y>ro< e Vhe Quinhe That Does Not Affect fie He<.a in T1' t fnicf < i its touir nn'l t lail.'ti'iifci. i.axa incroast l?i the d< nr?? I.VI Hk?>> ?ot iNi .Kis 1>?-Uert!, not.i ii.if from Cb'ua for the u a o-iintne not does not n.nt nr. 'oiiimm r i ?r<lln v r lul u iiu'ins in Ue*ct. Remember the full name bmi urmv. 'I heso tahlet8 l'~" *"r lhe ??? *?? of K. W. GKOVR. 25c. founh Qf a round nj -? '-*-* * *1 < IIMM Ii:il M ! \ . H Wnli douo; ::..< 1 dismay you are smitten: <01 1 iii? no < ):.in< lor YOU. MM!? Why. the best hooks haven't been written. 1 'I'M'- 11 1 r ?e hasn't been run. The ;>i -t More 11: 't been made yet. Tile be-t otu ha n't in ? 1 -'nn;. 101 : b- t t ie bit 11 n'e yetl v-t. I < beer up. tile world is voting: ie prt IN 1 ehanei ? Wliv tin world is just heujh^ [ l-'or tl, nas that'You our lit to ere -latioi It- store i>i (' 10 wealth is still insti > - ' It need? art* inee.sant and great Its yt ars for more power and beauty. More laughter and love and r?? nianee, ength More loyalty, labor and duty. No chaner?why there's nothing iS. T but chance! lOSS III ,r<" ,*1? ,">Kt vors' hasn't been rhymed yet, "The The b**st house hasn't been planned, <l?*sira r'H highest peak hasn't Iteen climbed yet. 41 The mightiest l ivers aren't span"'is s ' l?on't worry and fret, faint-hearted, < COII III The chance have jti t begun. ih'or the Most Jobs haven't been start- > ed. Tie best work ha-n't been done, i -lb rton llraley. I \ | p J ?*i t:11 % iv<. nil: mdviks. Mi i )a, tb i r i.11 t ' a.'mitt I. thin. ..in-- picture h.o become an intern t ion a 1 mean "(hi' ition and hi. * tei t a inment. "u> beginning the moving pic.!L.*?"iri was regarded as a mere past time. To-day it must be recognized as a potent factor in national af fairs. P I-vents of historical 'Pierest ate I . I I hiv liein^ ptescrved for the sake of R IP H b"s'eritv When King <1 -orge war I R R jR { rowned the events of 'he coronation F ? clLil were officially protographed and stored among other archives in the Tower of London, where they will be ' - s.>,mirp tor generations to come. ^ P?"?P3 'Pl,p inaugural coromoniPs of Prs, rdent Wilson have been preserved in Mncaster a siraila, ?y. m Tiie red mar. fast disappearing, has I 0 HP been subjected to close photographic study under the direction of Secretary of War Garrison, and Secretary of Interior Lane, with the aid of the reI*. .juular army and the assistance of ' ' ^ ^''the snrvivinp penerals of the Indian wars, many a memorable battle has lH'St 1|||(]<!jp been foupht over apain in order that > the future generations may have a ouvinir and correct picture of the ,|. ... i ' " " original owners of the continent. Hv ciiifl wniti' . ... , 1 t Such pietnr s will in< rease in valI' s. ?|Im? 111;i j with passing vears. Tlierc is. liowever. another piiase of tlie mov "I" Jimkiho- || ing picture business which must lie marked national t.o: Th"r; ** H is nd neck, and car nl>as- upon all films but'To*" noddy and' "ooty po,ipPVike"!'.1 " |,r0,,,h,fp,, h> "?* i distances up to novelist, the. niov ? :np pietiire regards nothinp hut its Ul ,ul desire to secure urafic picttiro plays. 0 far as the torm ^ m. tf)n S0lUi. tood at present. | * en sea wan found |mPn,a' *? ^enpo 1"'* camera, adily as from a There lias been ; tendency of latt Birds returned ?o improve th< < liaracter of moving 1 ("ape Hatteras, picture.-. tiot the purifying pro rr In these cases, Lhould I arrled atlll further. rentage did not truthfi may be plcture(l the on there expert- ft,>u, (,jrs of ,n<iv , ous proposed exming capacity in ',M'" iho l":""1 'niportant pro!) LU1K " V conclu* so,',a' p'ws al. ail be ton ioarT" -cient inttslv <! cussed. Such film posse-s educational advantages. It is War Machines. not tiie picture which points the wav Ire work woRjt n of evil wiiicb gives offence, btit tire tire men who are 1 nivptre w'tich p Id \i<? and makes i in Kensington. ' jt attractive. beet in women s 'rii,. moral atmosphere of the movrcluding what '8 jnK picture industry must he kept ti the munitions ,. , ? , , . ...i ?kii nure it the field is to ireeome a usemtl women s abilireers for others f"' om' ;,s w'" :,s n profitable source tutting engineer, entertainment. s welding of cer- The picture which depicts truthfulplane is done by Iv. sympathetically and artistically ?sponsible work- any event of historic importance or jr the safety of ,tny romantic subject, should he apon the women* rtjHUf^prt |be greatest care should ie women arr in- exercised in censoring immoral or ving at the cor- .. . . ... iat as male em RUC*est've pictures.?Memphis Apcnllstment tholr P?al ulcltly. \ _ To Get On Well With Other?, ge a,ne ' "In order to be satis'ied even with eas ol the Reason |)Mt people wo need to be coniers which were tfmt wlth mtle and to bear a great <o Messrs. Kroke, Hay8 the wise Fenelon. He Inn point out in flmiB that there must be "a mutual, of the tea trade. jovjnK forbearance. Frequent silence, I irtage of tine tea habitual recollection, prayer, pelf-detachment. giving up all critical tenthe war. the tjpn(.jeg< faithfulness in putting aside I rted by the varl ftjj j|)f) imaginations of a jealous) lu< tion \nuh more fastidious self love, all these will go I lere has been an far (Q maintain peace and union. How j md tor tnbl; t tea many troubles would be avoided by n e of the Russian ^his simplicity! Happy is he who weigh about one nejther list- ' V r-aol? nor to ttio idle talk of others." ' .jfl