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FY MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1920. ,r \ ji r ^ . i i ' ^ Jljj THE ^VC /hi a > .. h\\i There arc more than .; tili ... . . , ) daily service throughe;; r ?j j | cightv per nt of these E, ^I There are lv.an^ l canons operate; and mighty in \ i | the people, anil the den1 c.J avg-'-!gf V r^-^T^,g; ^tgyqg? :S5f^J3SH^5 ^H. MTrr; cr? -: jzzfjisi Tliy I S&ich Won I Have tc I "Man may work from 8 ? j _ ? ~ ? IP work: is never uunc. overworked, nervrous, al I and can " hardly drag hearty appetite, strength I induces sound sleep, inv f this natural manner crea Narragansett Pier, R.I. " I was all run-down, back ached J end tired all the time. I keep hous< for my husband and four children ant tried v moi .ana it has restored in; health and helped me wonderfully, si 1 recommend it to others who are ii this condition." Mrs.HannahRanHall For r.HTnn-*?^Tvr?, nervous, onaemic c< r * unfl il^linafA cHi iCCUiC ViU p. B Abbevi Fordson Parts ai We have tl men to .install , , ing tor the pai the factory, tb for a man to p get the service I when you ne hmA pmrl late r L1111V A w % Sadler Auto< D.E.SADl % r& - - > ?xaa?amn?- i vrmrmrmtmnnr iji S ||| ? f ? V (" A J5 ' i'i :j . . w s-t. i- V- /-<. r? t - |H fil i i ''' 5,000,000 Ford cars in N|!l t the world, and fully arc Ford Touring Cars. jjjlij for this, not the least of I j-1 n the design c> trie car, likewise it is easy to |{H expensive compared to jjfj ic farm, in the city, for fll; pleasure, it is the car of III! ' i ' 1 i and js increasing every .N order promptly if you F. Arnoli I I il I Ill L jjj jj aGEtias53?E?BKiCf rar.T2iasB2*r?e^wEa ircits! tiers Just > "Give Up" sun to sun, but woman's That's why women are 1 run down, no appetite, around." Vinol creates a lens the digestive organs, igorates the nerves, and in .tes working strength. Jacksonville, 111. , "I keep house for my little family, 3 but got into a weak, nervous, runi down condition, tired all the time and I r.o ambition. My doctor told me to / try Vinol, and in a week I felt like a 3 | new person. I am now strong again, i I look after my baby, and do all my . I housework."?Mrs. G- H. Lamson. >n<lition?, weak women, overworked men, ilriren, there is no remedy lileo Vinol. . Speed. ille, S. C. Tractors id Service le parts and the them. No wait*ts to come from ien another wait >ut them in. You : on the Fordson o ed it. No lost :rops waiting. md Tractor Co. LER, Manager l iiii* rriDtjo miJL/ in ? llViiLL BOYS' RECORD SPLENDID IN WAR j Columbia, January r).?-Special: In memory of their heroic operatives. , 'tiiou ands of whom volunteered and j were drafted into the armed service'i of the nation during1 the World War, i land many of whom made the Su-:: . 1'ieme Sacrifice, textile manage-1? ; meats of Sou Hi Carolina are liberal- ji ily ' til .crihinsr to the $400,000 fun.!1] for the erection of a memorial buil'.-M liny, eumnumoratintf tho -o Smith ji Carolinians participating in th? ( World \V:>r, ;..ecoi\iin.c: lo the head ! <wiarUiv- of ti;e South Carolina ! ,, . .. .1 i i' Jlom vial :I ommissioinn this city. tj The miil . iomeins. ac or lin'r to the com ni sion. takin.tr the initiv- , llive in this matter aiv tit'.1 liranite-j, viile act-trim* Company, <>?.] I ...i.ri..-.- .1 iframu'vikK', mu jjcm4mv(i * .. ( j factuiinj;" ( o~np?ny. of I.an.^l'W, andjl the Aiken Manufacturing Company.'! of Bath, which subscribed $<>00 be-! twecn them, $2''i0 for each enter-j 'prise. All the.-e corporations are ir., jthe "Hor.:e Creek" valley, of Aiken Co::nty, which ?ent many sons | to the war. jj 1 The memorial commission : *ii 1 jl ' I jthat is has information that mar,;.*! j lotii i* mill :v.:v'a*"e nents intend io;j liberally subscribe.to tl.e fun:!. Relative to the participation of; r.v'l hoy-* in th war. Commissioner i H?a*iif, ol tbe Si.it. i)i.paivme..! of; a -.i,".mm-:.mvp and lu lus-; tries, in his annual report, to the' General Assembly, has the following) to say: F "In South Carolina men, a were examined for the draft. Of this number 2'!0,000 were found fit for military service, a percentage of : 77.8. I am told that in the early day/) of the war some wore rejected be-1 'cause of the literacy test, rather ; than for phjviiv.l r?: o:i<. TIk (I 'a vera go tor the Unite 1 States wasii ' 7-^.G per cr'iit c.- ; . r cent !j iSouth Carolina'* average. The hi:rb-.j jest in ho United States was' irslj J Wyoming, where the physically fit f. average S7.2. Therefore, in man- . power resources South Carolina I j ; ranks high among the States. "it might surprise detractors of J J the South, especially those who fr?>-|l l,. ?i(ii o-v/.nf jisncrirv ioll , IJUVUIIJ ?ViWl ...v.. , . the domestic conditions in our mill 11 1 ci.: 1:11 i!ic;n thai. .-o;"ie of lit: ; | best fighting men in- America went]]' from the cotton mill? of South Cr.ro- 1 lina. They were boys who had grown up in the mill work. Far from be ins iundernourished, undersized, or "unIder" anything else, they were excellent soldiers and served faithfully and courageously on the Mexican border and in France. "Among the mill towns that sent, National Guard units into the service are Pelzer, Williamston, Anderson, ? Olympia, Brookland, and the units _ from Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Union, | Spartanburg and Greenville had a large percentage of mill boys. "That they discharged their duly fully,"and honorably is proved by the fact that the First South Carolina Regiment, more than 50 per cent mill boys, did the heavy preparatory work which resulted immediately in the ureaking of the Hindenbuvcr line, at Bellicourt and the freezing ,of Belgium from the murderous grasp of the invader. That they discharged their duty well is shown by the fact that in Flanders there are jwhite crosses over graves where cotton mill boys, heroes all, are asleep. There were som? mill boys who came ;home to get the most prized tie? ^ 4-u iiru a! n liro 1* f vin pnt?_ i I|WUiatiUU UI l/l IC W i iu 11 ?VC41 tin. WW..- | gressional medal of honor, in addition to numerous citations from American and British officers and; crosses from the French government. "The there were mill bovs draftc ! i i u'nto the 81st Division and into numerous other units that went away. They made good soldiers, all] of them, and the service flajrs of j jthe mill towns at home had manyj istars, occasionally one of gold, but j never a star that was not bright in sWjhonor and courage." I IjTHE BOYS WHO LEFT THE FARMS i Of America's mighty war forces ,of more than four and a half million men, 1,200,000, it is estimate.!.; I came from farms. Records in ^tho| Bureau of War Risk Insurance ir. i 1 1 Washington, D. C., indicates that these farm-bred or farm-raise ! boy- i jcarried Government life insurant-;, 'amounting to over ten billion dollars.] || Dining the earlier demobilization, j it was so difficult to keep track "1*! J the discharged service ijk-ii. that k j - seemed as though a very la rye rr.;.-1 portion of them did not return t< their former addresses or homes. Sc many of the service men who ha< L'oine from the farms seemed to b< listening to the call of the city thai it was feared more than one-half oi 11 i_ _ 1 1_ x. j.1. _ mem were not ^oinjj uuch lo lik farms. Later the tide of migratioi - ft in toward the country, and now it is believed that the loss in?manpower to the farms as the result o 1 former s'. rvice men scttlim; elseivhero may not he more than r.OO,:ioo. TI E n s Join * bfi m tfi x ^ Eliminate debt fr ffi coming of Christma ^ V/e Offer You a W. in 5j| T'o Take Away the If you will come and join 01 LC Vou can join Class No. 2 ai JV week, and so on for 50 weeks, i 31 'muds promptly. u: *y Or you can join Class No. 5, *J| . third week, and so on for. ">0 a ILJ| plus 4 ])cr cent interest, if the Or join Class oO and pay 5C Si It Is Simplicity It ifi A Marvelous Sav] m !fi We Have Nurn'oe ? m Will YOU J3e An i PI a ^ s M Ad LTii-i fifi n nrin n rinnr jlJU IJIJIJIJIJIJIJIJ 9 J IT I Am I tiUl II Si OFFICERS: \S vV g >z President, j| Dr. G. A. Neuffer. l Itt Vice-President, l? : >Z Albert Henry. i? i Cashier, ? R. E. Cox. I ! Assistant Cashier, 8 ft P. E. Bell. i|| DIRECTOR: Dr. G. A. Neuffer, j |? C. E. Williamson, : ? Albert Henry, J. R. Lomnx, j j! R. C. Philson, C. H. McMurray, i z> I !| D. H. Hill. == [I The B. 1 o >1 A YOUNG MAN'S WAR 1 > | Among interesting facts developed ! ; ina preliminary analysis of a given'' , number of cases in thiT Bureau of ' J War Ri.-<k Insurance arc the follow ing: . i ?j The average age of the Ameri11 cans billed in the late war. on the ? j basis of the list analyze I was 2">. . More than !7 ? 'r cent of the men who carried (Jcvernmciii insurance* .[named their mothers as beneficiaries, .[according to this analysis. Fathers were named by about 1 si per cent of 1 'p* o p I' ^ the Christmas Sa Club Now! om your Chritmas thought s. ay to Save Money for Nex Sting of Disappointment. ir CLUB you will ha.e money. id pay 2 cents the fist week, -1 cents thi 2nd then receive $25.50, plus 4 per cent , and pay o cents the first week, 10 cen veeks, and then two weeks before Christ payments are made promptly. cents each week, or Class 100 and pay self? ing Opportunity! rs of Enthusiastic Mfembe long Them? Join at Once liters Be The Progressive Bank ma? a?wii ???? MIWISTRAT County Savings Bs Draw Your Will ?1 you name it as exe< Deposit Your Will keeping, where n< . have access to it; 2 you. Execute Your Wil" partially, at a cost less than is allowec Relieve Your Esta' giving bond. Its er and stockholders' back of trusts comr There is No Charge in and let us tell yo tages of administr y Savings ank With the Big Stone C the insured men in this group. Practically 1,200,000 of those inducted into the service, it appeared. :ame from farms. Tt is estimated that nearly half a million of them nave noi returned 10 me iarm? uut have chosen other places of abode, mainly in the cities, large and small. During the first five month.- of this y t'.r when demobilization was rapid. Bureau records show that more than one-half of the demobilised did r.or ; { turn to their former or pre-war addresses. This refers to no special class 'but to service men in general. IflNG' 1 Ai M, JL >3 ?* ai ffi vings I Si a sj sn s. Stop dreading the S | | t Christmas SJS I | c second week, G cents the third yj interest, if the payments are 32 Ls the second week, 15 cents the 3] mas receive check for $63.75. UC $1.00 each week. ffi ? ? E iq rs. id & Hi 'ft a j : k'\'. ' ' ' 1 1 is 'i . a; 'ION I * 5' ' Tj ink Will: f 1 'ee of charge, where 2utor. I in its Vault for safe- f d one but you may ind without cost to | , I Faithfully and im- | to your estate even $ | '$ 1 by law. | te of the Burden of I . % itire capital, surplus 1 i 8 liability, all stand -| nitted to it. _ 1 j for Advice. Come I u about the Advan- | ation by the | oiumns. I 1'