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WALHALLA, S. C.:
WEDNESDAY, A BB I Ii il, 1018.
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Buy Them And
Help Win The War
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(Richard ll. Edmonds, in Manufac
turers' Record.)
America is made up ol I 00,000,000
Hint.', oi' individual men and women.
lt lias been well said that Cod does
not Know America as America, ex
cept as he knows you and me and
every Individual who in the aggre
gate comprise America.
Von are America to the extent of
your individuality. Your responsi
bility in this world crisis is exactly
the .'ann' as that ol' America as a
whole
A:ueiie:i mus) pm rori h every
ounce ol' its strength lo sase Itself,
but America will l'ail li? do lilis lo
Ibo extent thai any single individual
? ails lo do his or her lull dais.
Viewed from this angle, are son
truly an American or are you merely
a hanger-on, shouting perhaps willi
tim crowd, hui doing no ro.il effect
ive service in this, the greatest crisis
since man's cr?ation?
Co deep doss n Into your soul be
fore you make answer to yourself, to
your country and to your (?od io
I bese questions:
What am I personally doing to up
hold the government, to equip and
sustain our soldiers and to lighten
their bu/duna?
What sacrifice am I making to
match the sacrifice of tho soldier.,
who give up home and endure untold
hardships and offer their lives to pro
tect me?
Whut am 1 doing to Increase the
output of the things needed for .var
or to sustain the nation In tts stupen
dous task ?
Am I seeking personal gain of
higher wages, or shorter hours, or
larger profits merely for my own In
dividual selfish interests?
Am I consecrating every ounce of
my strength, every power ol' my be
ing toward tcousing the nation, to
ward quicken!) g latent patriotism
into a living lian <\ toward increasing
food production, or lessening food
consumption and waste, or toward
?the building of ships, the increased
output of steel and iron and coal ami
chemicals and machinery, thc e\| au
ston and at the same lime the conser
vation of transportation fa'il I tlc-?: ly
rail, ssa ter and highway?,
Am i adjusting my family ex
penses bj cattlin, ??ut every unneces
sary thing thai the money thus sn .'od
may be dedicated to the nation's USO
through Llbertj Bonds, Red Cross or
Y.M.C.A. work, or religious activi
ties'.'
Am l morely ,i c asual looker-on, an
unthinking bea- i, ss iib no realization
ol my Individual responsible . lc?
Cod ami man, or am i consecrating
all that is in me. all luv power-, of
mind and bod.., tn this croat (asl;, lim
most momentous co which mankind
has ever been c <:'. il ?
Am I ;. shirker, a s'aekCV, a physi
cal, mental or a financial coward, or
nm 1 a man or .? woman into whom
Cod has really breathed the breath of
life in its largest and divinest S0I1S0?
Whenever Vou Need a (icnernl-Tonic
Toko Grove's.
The Ole; Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable os a
Genet?? Tonic because it contains thc
well k nov, n ionic properties of QUININE
atid IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out ?Malaria. Enriches the Blood and
Build.) vp thc Whole System. 60 cents.
Tho number of Filipinos emigrat
ing to Ua*vHI since lOOO, when tho
movement* stinted, has reached a to
tal of :?.v>2.").
Will South Carolina Respond? j
?South Carolinian? are expected to aub
?^???"?^????gtw^^Bg*^ ?oribe liberally to War Savings Stamps and
WjjtfY Thrift Stumps during 1918
ww &Jv ?3sL 1,10 K?vernnlont lB presenting to ov*ry
vo a2?k3aTnaIUSI n>?n, women and child un opportunity tor
j!?>*v?*i?r TOT! ?Imple, profitable and ?neuro Investment.
\ VinAll of the resources of this great govern
&Wryg,is>iaAKlTT ^ mont .slum: hack of thoso bond?. 'I lie
bond? enable you to invest your eurplu? J
money in government ?oeurltieu paying an equivalent to 4 per cent com
pounded quarterly.
Let your money earn for you while it works for Unelo Sam.
Th? Liberty Uoijd and War Stamp oampaign? must go h un?! in hand.
Ten million American? have subscribed to Liberty Honda. One hun
dred and ten million American people have the opportunity of helping
win tho war by Investing In War Savng? Stamps.
A Thrift Stamp 1? worth 25 couts. Sixteon Thrift Stampf cost $4.00.
Ry th? payment of a few additional cent? a War Savings Stamp worth $6
may be secured.
Agencies for the sale of Stamps are being established throughout tho
country.
Q?< Behind the Government.
.|? TIMO AM UBICAN SOLOHOH.
The soldier ls ?\ necessary ind dis
Liticl ? diameter in every i ge and
0 very civilization, lu the eui lest rec
ords we have ot' any peonies wo lind
among them tho soldier-In war to
fight, in peace to watch; in war to
labor, in peace to wait. Ho was
produced tor a distinct purpose and
j labored for a definite end. The sol
dier was novel' free from tho respon
sibilities imposed by the nation or
1 he I ribo.
America has reached tho point in
this war whore tho hard jolts begin.
Our boys are in the llrst-llne linches,
; facing the (lennans, lt becomes
! more apparent every day that tliis
I war is going to be settled with the
sword. Bloody days uro ahead for
the American troops. Our soldiers
know exactly what Is ahead for
them, and they are ready to take
what comes. We are told that the
?best soldiers I hat ever fought on any
liront were the Canadians; and our
hoys tire Ibo same sort of stock, thc
same sort of men. the same sort of
lighters; and wo are not surprised
i
that le.< li cst big raid by picked Gor
I nut ti "shockers" was beaten. Dut If
Hf must lose Hie Mower of our man
hood in this ureat battle for freedom,
lei ns never forget the legacy of
i
splendor I ney leave to the younger
j generation. A generation soon
?passes; a life-time ls very brief. So
'. I think the young American soldiers
of our army will be ever sealed to
:iis as the greatest heroes,
j This is a great chance, too, to elu
cidate the essence of patriotism -the
j great thought that country-native
j land - comes before self and family,
j lt is a line time to teach the boys that
.they are. first of all. defenders, and
j thal before they can defend the lives
.they cherish, the homes they love, or
even their wives and children, they
I must be defenders of their native
: land. There are many young mon at
i this time who have not fully under
stood why they were called to tight
ill this war in lin rope. Wo cnn point
the men of to-day to this standing ob
ligation of true manhood, and make
them understand that the people are
the government. They will suddenly
recognize themselves as men in tho
loftiost sense of the term -as per
sonal defenders of honor, borne and
the loved ones. At this time there ls
un consideration of property or place.
This ls an opportunity for us to take
serious thought of tho stuff that
heroes aro made of; bow much sim
ple manhood counts, and that physi
cal perfection is demanded of a sol
dier. These aro not times when we
?an think ol' what is easiest; these
are days when we are called upon to
do the hard things In life, and to do
them like men and women. Our army
Is now out on ll hard, grim job, ami
the United states knows it. But no
nation's soldiers are so well fed, so
well (lothod and so well eared for as
our soldiers. Already (hey are the
erny of all the Kreuch .did English
soldiers. Gen, Pershing says there
is a limit to the wisdom of how
much .extra" ls good for a soldier.
He says the cheerful letters they got
from home constitute tue biggest and
most helpful "bit" WO can do. Let
them feel thal the women of their
homes are standing back of them
strongly and courageously.
Americans are noticeable every
where, and these, Instead of asking
about the expected German drive, in
(|tiiro how things aro going at borne.
And it is evident here that the war
must moan just as much to a village
in America as to a \illage in Franco.
There is aa endless chain from tho
towns to every American home. lt
runs through Gen, Pershing's office
across tho Atlantic to the seaboard.
Tho more ' read of this war the
more I realize what is ahead for
America before a victorious peace
comes. America must set her face
aa a flint, and bo prepared to accept
with grim determination whatever
comes in tho way of set-backs- -bc
causo every army has Its setbacks,
no matter how superior lt may bo.
I
Lot us encourage our boys on the
firing lino with patriotic letters: Tell
thom that you are proud of them- -
proud that they have made the sacri
fice, in answering the call to tho
colors; tell them thal you are stand
ing back ot thom and doing your blt.
! This ls what ono has said about
our President: "President Wilson
walks the tight rope; it stretches
across the sea, with its wrecks and
j dead; lie holds in his hands the rich
jest treasure ever lodged in the keep
ing of one man. That treasure is our
j very life, our liberty, our institu
tions, our homes, our lire-sides - our
all. Lei mo plead with you - let me
plead with all Americans- do not
shake the rope. Do not badger him;
do not heckle him; do not annoy him.
?Ho will make the journey safely over
this ocean of blood and peril. Keep
silent; hold your tongues. He ls
j the greatest man on earth to-day,
and his name will as such ride down
the ages. J. Russell Wright. I
TRY IT! SUHSTITUTW
VDU NASTY CALOMEL
Starts Your Liver Without .Making
You Sick and ('minot Salivate.
IO very druggist in town-- your
druggist and everybody's druggist- '
j has noticed a great falling off in the
sale of calomel. They all gi\e the
same reason. Dodson's Liver Ton?!
is taking its place.
I "Calomel is dangerous and people
know it. while Dodson's Liver Tone
iis perfectly sale and gives better rc- :
suits," said a prominent local drug
gist. Dodson's Liver Tone is person
ally guaranteed hy every druggist
who sells it. A large bottle costs hut
a few cents, and If it fails to give
easy relief in every case of liver
sluggishness and constipation, you
have only to ask for your money i
back.
Dodson's Liver Tone ls a pleasant- '
tasting, purely vegetable remedy, .
harmless to both children and adults, i
Take a spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or constipat
ed bowels, lt doesn't gripe or cause
inconvenience all the next day like
violent calomel. Take a dose of
calomel to-day and to-morrow you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated.
Don't lose a day's work! Take Dod
son's Liver Tono instead and reel j
fine, full of vigor and ambition, ad. j
9500,000,000 Offered by McAdoo. j
Washington. .March 28.-Continu- '
ing his preparation for the third Lib
erty Loan. Secretary McAdoo to
night announced tho issuance of ano- |
thor block of $500,000,000 certlil- j
cates of indebtedness, bearing 1 V2
per cent interest, payable July A, and
dated April 10, when subscription
books will close. These certificates
carry the same terms as others is- j
sued In anticipation Of Liberty Loan I
collections.
This is the H ft ll block of certifi
cates offered in advance of the Lib
erty Loan, making a total of $2, 100,- ;
000,000. In addition, about $1,250.
000,000 of so-called tax certificates,
due next June 2f>, in payment of ex
cess profits and Income taxes, are
outstanding and the total of both
classes of certificates issued is $3,
()f)0,000,000.
Ilth Air Cadet Killed at l t. Worth.
[.'ort Worth. Tex., March ?.l.-H.
ilootcn, a cadet of the Royal Plying
Corps, whose homo was in Montreal,
Canada, was killed to-day when his
airplane crashed to the ground at
(Overman Ifield, a British Hying camp
here, lils was the 44th fatal aviation
accident at the various British and
American camps in Fort Worth since
they were established last fall.
One Killed at Wichita Palls.
Wichita Falls, Texas, March 27.
C. O, Franks, of Clyde, Ohio, an
American cadet, was killed and bis
body badly burned to-day In an air
plane fall at Call Field, the United
States aviation camp hore, when his
machine caught fire In tho fall.
As the machine, in which Franks
was flying alone, struck tho ground,
Hames burst out and the wrecked air
plane was destroyed before assistance
reached lt.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Toke LAXATIV!? BROMO Quinine. It ?tops the
Cough nnd Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggist* rebind tunney if lt (ails to cure.
V.. W. GROVI?'t? ilfiuaturc on euch bc/X, 30c. j
Would you like
a Pension?
We'll tell you how to obtain a
pension every bit as safe and certain
as those Uncle Sam provides.
Whatever amount you wish, paid
to you on the first day of each month
for twenty years, or, better yet, for as
lonp; as either you or the good wife
lives.
Doesn't it sound good enough to
find out about?
Golden Jubilee Souvenir Policy
fci it Pays Seven Ways "
FIRST WAY
$100.00 per month for Disability from Accident.
SECOND WAY
$1 00.00 per month for Disability from Sickness.
THIRD WAY
$50,00 per month during life for Permanent Disability and $5,000 at death.
FOURTH WAY
$5,000 Cash and $50 per month during life for accidental loss of two limbs or sight
1 and $5,000 additional at death.
FIFTH WAY
i $31.60 per month during life, beginning at age of 65.
SIXTH WAY
$5,000.00 ior Natural Death.
SEVENTH WAY
$10,000.00 for Accidental Death.
(20-Payment Life, Age 35-$5,000 Policy, Issued by The Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company of California,
11E EE (l E XCES :
J. W. DICKSON, State Agent,-Anderson, S. C. " BANK OF WALHALLA,
B. H, DEASON, District Agent, - - - Greenville, S. C. MU. O. C. JALES,
West Inion, s. o.
That Hog Island Navy Yard.
Washington, .March 27.- Total
cost to the government for construct
ing the shipyards at Hog island, Pa.,
where 2 0 fabricated steel ships are
to be built under tho agency con
tract plan, will be between $3T>,000,
00U and $10,000,000, tho Senate
commerce committee was told to-day
hy John R. Freeman, of Providence,
it. I., an expert naval architect,
brought here to testify by the con
tractors.
This sum includes only the yard
construction and does not take into
consideration any work on ship con
struction.
An original ostimate was made at
$21,000,000, but offlcials of the In
ternational Corporation estimated it
would be much more than that.
Members of thc Senate committee
have expressed belief that tho total
cost would go beyond Mr. Freeman's
estimate.
For use in cities which forbid gar
bage, waste paper and ashes to be
mixed, a Cincinnati Inventor bas
brought ont a ventilated, three com
partment rubbish receptacle.
Run Down. Aching
people need a good tonic
that will send the blood
tingling through the
body, enrich it by im
proving the digestion,
and clean it by expelling the
waste matter. Health is a
matter of plenty of rich blood,
free from impurities.
dirpels inflammation of the
bl 3od making organs, -the di
gestion-gives tone and "pep"
to the membranes that line
the lungs and the digestive tract,
and invigorates the entire system.
You can hove health if you take
PERUNA
care of your
self and take
Pcruna when
you need it.
At your drug
gists.
THE PERUNA
COMPANY
Columba*, Ohio
UNION GUANO CO.,
(WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.,)
I" HIGH-GRADE f\
FERTILIZERS
To the Farmers of Oconee:
Please take notice that the Fer
tilizer business heretofore conducted
by Geo. A. Harrison, deceased, rep
resenting the above named well-known
manufacturers, will be conducted by
Baylis W. Harrison and O. W. Pitch
ford. We will carry at all times full
stock at the old Harrison Warehouse
at Blue Ridge depot.
DON'T FORGET THAT THIS IS
UNION GOODS.
" Call, phone or write for any in
formation to
BAYLIS W. HARRISON,
C. W. PITCHFORD,
Walhalla, S. C.
What tho Kaiser Haid.
Los Angelos. Cal., March 28.-S.
C. Clomenacn, once a subject of Den
mark and now an American citizen,
claims to have the "goods on the
i Kaiser." In July, 1901, (Momonscn
j claims ho stood within fifty foot of
rule tho world In 1917.
"Itt 1917 our fleet will have su
promo power over the sea. Our fu
ture Iles on tho water. Wo will rulo
the sea and the land," tho Kaiser
declarod on that occasion, Clemen
son says.
Plies Cured IM to 14 Dnya
I ni?? WM? WM ... " ?~ - . ?~-.? -
the Kaiser at tho launching of tho - drritrirlst wilt refund money I? PAZO
battleship Kaiser Carl dor Grosso, | Sfffi?
.-? -- --- - , . BHud.nicedingorrrotruatnffi'iicBinoioifaBy?.
and heard the Emperor say he would ' Tbs flriu. application gives i{ase ?no nest, soc