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p,,,; U / S3? s| ESS v I counti I grade I custor j I need Idiffici delive Call c rntriniTVK VOTKS fVdlJUlXAXI" I ? ' ON BONUS MA ? Legion Executive Board Stands 1 Tentfon. The state executive commit the American Legion, meeting lumbia yesterday, decided emph ly that the South Carolina d meat would stand behind the = I ?<- Why m we i > ' ciga # Mgr jhPK| wBm JMFT Jv B p^. ^fflSKra HM fiffllHltllffK^i ? & s ^^^BBreisy FERTI he fertilizer :y and we w< goods this w ners and new as soon as po ilty in getting *y/ >n us at Due V R. of the national convention of th( TTEJR legion in having the question of th< t>yCon extra b?nu3 for service men entirelj in the hands of congross. The na tional executive committee, meeting tee ot since the national convention reversec in Co- the action of the onvention and be atical- gan an active campaign in favor ol :epart- the bonus. The South Carolina exec action utive committee thinks that the 1 nade this | rette for you! j n . i jjj^ /^AMELS sires so c they were m< low-mild-boc *ty an<^ exPer ish and choi are a revelatii *\ Cam el b! end' smoked strai leave no unp I-' ySHtaste; no unf % To get a lii you so com t pun-tor-purt Camels are sold everywhere * in s-tentifically sealed packages t ng WOIi-Cl 3-t ct cigarettes; or ten packatfes <200 cigarettes)in a glass- n ? /;Yv t( inc'jjuper-covered carton. We TGJl (^U&Aitjr LI strongly recommend this carton for the home or office . nevvnr r><5 1 supply or when you travel. R- J- REYNULDb J LIZER < i shortage is a sre fortunate t< eek. We woul friends, as w ssible as just n< more orders p Vest, S. C. or D C. BROWN / ; DUE WEST ESTABLISHEE i gk>n should stand by the action of the g i national convention. Iwlil r The question of the formation of a Fli - woman's auxiliary In South Carolina We r was discussed in detail ana plans laid up ul( 1 for the beginning of / a campaign to pfeasui - organize chapters of the auxiliary haye t [ throughout the state. Those entitled .^e - to membership in the auxiliary are yet ^ wives? mothers, daughters and sisters ^ 0Ur ? beau's Haal hb??y now ri Kgj SMMaBBgaBM' colors, lnlorm jag the 01 Si soothe Sflj cataloi wHf^rTllflii^Bf requea raj a post K to you Thls Hi just h b8 ttflr flower Bfr wBr ~*W" solute! -MLg , M for th i N? ob n H you w I I"* Seedsi fit your cigarette deiompletely you'll agree if y< ide to meet your taste! I occasio tells ui c ~ ^ q1 almost VOr,iragI clliuo diiu ixici- f rte iy due to Camels qual- I become t blend' of choice Turkce Domestic tobaccos | Jeadac on! You will prefer the | is b?e to either kind of tobacco | p-ht! i ?blig>n 13 time d lelsyou can gothelimit i cleanS( ig your taste. They ijJd7*! leasant cigaretty after- i take i )leasant cigaretty odor! i anVyc ! famotn ne on why Camels win j prapea pletely compare them j to fins with anv cigarette in ; * V** O ' DU lb any price. You'll pre- | bl?dde ) coupons or premiums! j jure! a rOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. I SHORT A( t r/M?t r ^AviAllp vci^ acnuuo 3 secure severa d be glad to h ell, to haul w dw we are havi >laced with an \ I Ax. T. H. Gore LLL Gl CU. , s. c) 1880 bum _ o fmembers of Hon Packets Of ?r 0( mea?n jwer 8eed Free The organizati< believe In flowers around the launched immei of the South. Flowers brighten j , of the ) home surroundings and give re and satisfaction to those who details. hem. ? The executive have SQt aaide more than one . ?on, i packets of seed of beautiful, dorsed the gei stty grown flowers to be glvea South Carolina customers this spring for tht and will recoi tying of their homes. tings' 1920 Seed Catalogue Is ? Mviy. Brilliant covfr in natural - ? 100 images of garden and farm . ? istion, profusely illustrated. It'a === le worth while seed book for =F rn gardeners and farmers. This =. fue is absolutely free to you on L Your name and address on \^| al card or in letter, will bring it by return mail. i 1920 Catalogue will show you Nt ow you can get five packets oi fh\ seeds (five different Sorts) ab- /jKj ly free of cost this spring. Send SSSggy /fc is catalogue today without fall. ligation to buy anything unless ant to. H. G. HA8TIN08 CO., lien, Atlanta, Ga*?(Advt) I Hf IB UE t nuinr nr 'Hi w wifit ur ssrs1, KIDNEY TROUBLE M needs. a glass of Salts if your Sack Afl rts or Bladder bothers?Meat | 1 forma uric acid. - - - I i . >u must have your meat every day, ' because it < but flush your kidneys with salts I right propo nally, says a noted authority who j Better placi 3 that meat forms uric acid which I ^sk any ag paralyzes the kidneys in their ef- | I us direct. 0 expel it from the blood. They j for ?it's 1 sluggish and weaken, then you j V V with a dull misery in the kidney ; ^ V PJj sharp pains in the back or sick \ he, dizziness, your stomach sours, is coated and when the weather you have rheumatic twinges. The I '^7/3 gets cloudy, full of sediment, the , ^ ^ ;1S Olten get sore aiiu lrnuiieu, i i ^~/~T v^g you to seek relief two or three j uring the night. h /StyllW leutralize these irritating acids, to i the kidneys and flush off the ! Sra urinous waste get four ounces of (m ialts from any pharmacy here; I a tablespoonful in a glass of i yjsgi before breakfast for a few days iur kidneys will then act fine. This tyjfyZ/j 3 salts is made from the acid of j and lemon juice, combined with i and has been used for generations h and stimulate sluggish kidneys, o neutralize the acids in urine, ! no longer irritates, thus ending i SJvfTpCU^W Salts is inexpensive; cannot in :nd makes a delightful dTervescenf I LIE. I | matter for our j 5 J cars of high | ave our regular | /hat thpv mav 1 I M. AVI V ? ? ? ? - J ng the greatest ? y assurance of j i . r^?_u_ I ion ai ^ vhe Anaericar I posts of the legion in the states that 3 died in the service.! cooperate with the association in >n campaign will be| every possible particular. iiately upon the com- Members of the executive committec rttending the meeting yesterday necesary preliminary were: Julus H- Waiker, state commander; Irvine F. Belser, state adju! committee also in- runt; Wyndlu-.m Manning, Lloyd Smith aeral purpose of th and George W. Wannafaker, Jr. Development* board Members absene include: C. B. Edmmend to the various wards an Lionel K. Legge?The State ? A season's toil ^va^d on a soi^^ in plant ^ 3. lltlie lliuiit; uiiv?vu ... lotton or Grain crop more than doubled? 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