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J?'K1UA I, JUJLiX AO, XffXff. jHeadth^! !| About n Gone Many thousands of women suffering from womanly trouble, have been benefited by the use of Cardui, the woman's tonic, according to letters we receive, similar to this one from Mrs. Z. V. Spelf? I ^ of Hayne, N. C. "I could1 ^ ' not stand on my feet, and* YVI just suffered terribly,,r she says. "As my suffering was so great, and 1^9 he had tried other remedies, Dr. had us M k ^ gci taruui, i uv^ou k 11 ^1 improving, and it cured Bk. 1 me. I know, and my PBj doctor knows, what CarhJ doi did for me, for my nerves and health were about gone." ! * TAKE CARDDI ViMion't Tatiii* I MMM& VVVIIUUl ? awauv % I in in splendid health... ^ %l can do ray work. I feel I oweit to Cardui, Tor I was ^ la dreadful condition." K you are nervous, runkk 1 down and weak, or suffer Ik .Ml Kbm headache, backache, A every month, try y Cardui. Thousands of women praise this medifej doe for the good it has W done them, and many physicians who have Used ^ Cardui successfully with A their women patients, for M years, endorse this medidie. Think what it means k| to be in splendid health, W IQte Mrs. Spell. Give fV Cardui a trial. j AD Druggists K ^EXPERTTlRi Four years experi< ' -??? IAAIT /\vor ui LiCl UD 1UUA VTW J " MARTIN ai At City I I H fOheri Want to Feel ? m 1 ea l ake an is JUST TRY IT AND SEE how much belt: headachy, tired, don't-know-wh?t'B-the-rr TROUBLE IS, your s3 clogged with a lot of impurities ever-worked digestive and elimina can't get rid of. Pills, oil, salts, calomi nary laxatives, cathartics and purges on bowels and prod the liver. Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) acts ont Man Irir!np?s. not forcit UVUy l/un^u u?>u v*VM ing and strengthening these organs. T prompt relief and real, lasting benefit. M; Nature's Remedy will act promptly, thor so mildly, so gently, that you will think self has como to the rcscue and is doinj <nd recommended toy your druggSr THE M'MURRAY i Hk.^9H^H9SMBI ; ^ KgHK?H||HH| Hundreds of South Carolina. sol dlers, wounded or ill, lying1 la th< big army hospitals of New York hav< received their first special welcom< and their first hint of home fron letters and calls -from voluntee: women workers at the South CaroUna desk at-the Hall of States, 21 West 25 th Street, New York Backed only by such contribution! as she has been able to obtain, Mis Elvira B. Wright Is there trying t< do as well by South Carolina men at other states are doing. Many state: have large appropriations. Kansas is spending $35,000, Massachusett: $50,000 and other states smallei amounts. The South Carolina wo. men say they have received no fin an clal aid from the state. Letters, sent out under a plai devised by the War Camp Commun lty Service, are as a rule the firs words from home folks to reach th< injured boys after they arrive oi the transports. The women invito those lads who can to visit them a the Hall of States, and in the case of the severely wounded, they cal on the men in the "wards, carrylni cheer, home papers that are avidl; seized, and flowers or fruit. GUI the hospital activity for th< various states centers at the Hall o States, which the War Camp Com nmnlty Service has established clos * i REPAIRING 3nce in tire building, mrs. A W id rni>ii>AL. Garage. i-Coia) SZEEEHHjjjlp I Just Right? R Tcnight Es >r you feel in the morning. That **loggT." latter feeling will be gone?youll taal fine. tive organs he stomach, ig, but ton- ^HBnjjKi ho result is ^ nature herr fVa nrAri. ^W^bhbiwKjpK^^C'yjyv_x>y ' or stubbornly ^ .8 ono NR Tablet ior a weclc. Then ,K ;vc to take medicine / Ju.-.t an occasional / a:.;r that trill be //fM8n^^' cmp your system / / _ irfition? Lccp //3]|L~ rout best. ///KMfcm?aWH||9BiBR ^Bi nDirr rrkMDAMV UI\UU VV/XT11 mi A * i the Hall of States j a i / 1 *. . to the Victory Arch. Hera "Budt dies" meet, at the war'# end, and > home folks welcome the boys back* ) Some of them need more practical i aid, some are "blue," some Med a r Job back home, some want to trace lost families. To all of these the [ South Carolina women give help. . Sometimes they take a "blue" lad to i dinner and to the theatre. i (For those who need Jobs the War > Qamp Community Service maintains i a nation-wide employment bureau. .1 Its manager canvasses South Caro* 9 lina and other states for positions* :i Miss Wright, who is from Charles* r ton. Is principally assisted by Mrs. Harley B. Lindsay and Mrs. Pride , Jones, who, being a North Carolinian, cares for North Carolina men. . Miss Wright feels that her work, which affords the sole first touch t with wounded soldiers, should be s better supported by the home state [ than It has been. She asks the peo3 pie of the state to send her small t contributions even to the amount of . one dollar, to pay the heavy clerical < work, which she has had to meet - out of her own pocket Her services I are volunteer. The War Camp Com- " ' munity Service furnishes the build- | Ing, telephone service, free 'bus rides, \ theatre tickets, light luncheons and * the hospital lists. Miss Wright's - address is care of Hall of States, 27 e West 25th Street, Nex Tfijrk city. -j EX-SOLDIER MAY RENEW INSURANCE I Many Abbeville County ex-soldiers are interested in the announcement that reinstatements of lapsed war risk insurance is allowed up to nine months from the date of lapse under the provisions of exceedingly important and liberal ruling made by the - treasury department extending the ? reinstatement privileges after separation of the insured from the active military or naval service. The followBiimwiorTT irtriinafoc Vlrvw rpinstate *??6 OUUllMMi J ment may be made and when physical examinations are required: ^ Summary of Plan. ^ 1. When the insured has paid no ? premiums since discharge: (a) If not discharged more than three months the policy may be reinstated by simply sending in past due premiums, provided the insured is still living. No application or reinstatement or proof of good health is required. (b) If discharged more than three months or less than nine months in- 5 sured must be in as good health asi at date of discharge, and so state in \ his application for reinstatement; j ?1 m>orainmc nasfc H11 e.l I : vviiuu ociiuidg in r No medical examination is required. (c) If insured was discharged before January 1, 1919, the insurance may be reinstated at any time before September 30, 1919, on the j same condition as in paragraph in j I above; namely insured must be in as j good health as at date of discharge | and so state in his application for | reinstatement when sending in past ' due nremiums. No medical examina I tion is required. Paid Out Premiums. 2. Where the insured has paid the last premium due after he was discharged, but has failed to pay some of the later ones: (a) If less than three months be-j hind in premium payments and in-j sured is in as good health as when policy lapsed and so states in his application, he may reinstate without medical examination by sending m nwmtiima H11P (b) If more than three months behind and less than nine months, insured may reinstate, if in as good health as at the date when the insured lapsed and so states in his appliiation and submits therewith a atisfactory report to that effect to he director of war risk insurance rom a reputable physician, together nth premiums past due. 3. Where in the insurance has een formally Cancelled it may be oir>c?f o f or] An DAn/lifiAne cimiloi* f A VII VVllUlWVib? UlllltMAl vv he above. Partial Reinstatement. If the policyholder is unable to eep the full amount of war risk inurance he carried while in the sexice, he may reinstate part of it rom $1,000 up to $10,000 in multiles of $500. Reductions may be lade in multiples of $500 to any mount, but not less than $1,000. 'remiums are due on the first of the xonth although payment may be lade any time during the calendar J/L. iiriiwu. Premiums should be paid by check, raft, or money order payable to the reasurer of the United States and ent to the premium receipt section ureau of war risk insurance, Washlgton, D. C. The bureau of war risk' insurance rges all discharged service men \ The war i: points to perit After the Full You had hette now hy taking beging July 2( BUILDING % G. A, NEUFFER, Presid NEW SEF THE KISSE1 A. M. 1 KIS There are too man drive a car that is ini with all confidence, tion. If it's power yo / "We all kiw advanced plan: local Kissel di jj "Likewise w ed buying is all j ' of getting 'wha is this true in ] tor trucks, the , fundamental c; "First?reac production, a i proc.u tion; S ers who have k otic measure, t the new autom of thousands o: ers who worke war." / ^ When you buy a K Kissel Designed and to a frame. K I S I whenever they, write to the bureau of war risk insurance to be sure to furnish the following information: , Necessary Information. 1. Full name (including first, mirHIp and last namM and complete j address. 2. Rank at the time applying for insurance. 3. Army and navy organization at time of applying for insurance. 4. Army serial number, if in the army. 5. The number of insurance certificates ifoknown. If this is done, the handling of the matter will be greatly expedited. Notwithstanding jthe reinstatement ruling, service men must bear in mini that while they have the opportunity to again put their policies in force, if the insurance becom,es lapsI ed at the end of the calendar month, death claims will not be paid if j j death should occur before reinstateI ment of policy. Premiums should be : Irani nn if ft vTieiirA +Vio cfifohr ft-f tlva u|/ vv iitwiu v wiv m'awj vx vuv policy, hence the sloagn, "Don't Fall ! Behind." s over and a period of e y in this cou ii/j/iyc nr\nrko iUo ly&Uf O Vl/(IIV> 1.1 IV J r get ready for t [ stock in our neu )th. & LOAN AS of ABBEVILLE ent J UES BEGINS J - MOTOR CAB / -IILL & Co, iSEL C ly good cars today for a Feriorin any respect. T1 will satisfy you, no matt u want, a demonstration MTT MIT w by long experience ho\ ning is in business," says istributor. e are beginning to realiz so becoming a factor if v ,t we want when we want placing orders for autom present scarcity of whicl" auses? , ljustment from wartime process that takes time, 1 ' -J TMlM/lll I >eC0IlU?increct&eu yuiuii< :ept their old cars in serv >ut who now want new obile market that will ab f cars, consisting of the n( d hard and saved mon< *TT Mil ?D 1 Missel Car you get MOTC Kissel Built?not a stocl SEL C ----- g^mMM siHKvffi* 1 mP^* M WjPWlS^? fflnilHk:^ *u??g|^rag JOHN A. HOLLAND, The Greenwood Piano Man. Tbo largest dealer in musical iustrn?i?:?xiz? ci <* 0?"" LL menia in vy esicru ouuiu pianos, self-player pianos, organs and Bewing machine'?. Eeferenee: The Bank of Greenwood, the oldest nnd ; strongest Bank in Greenwood Coimcy. ' 1 r~~ everything ;reat prosintry. Lean years. he lean years i service which >\ TfT, :i' A *.f , ; ' ' > L SOCIATION I / ... '.. r * : / . f. S. MORSE, Sec.-Treas. Uf.Y 20th . t COMPANY ,, Agent AK man to continue to le Kissel Car, we say :er on what qualificawill prove this car* v great a factor 1\/Tv? T A Mill 1YA1 . tf ? Xli 1A111) ;e that advancve are desirous ; it.' Especially obilesand mo1 is due to three x to peace time thus slowing up asing by ownice as a patri cars; Third? sorb hundreds v bw class of buy3y during the i >R PERFECTION? k engine dropped in:ar