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WEDNESDAY, DEC, ll, 11)18.
IX) SOMMERS' INSURANCE.
Jufton Aro Urged (o Hold liieir Instil'*
aiu-e-<*heui>est IO ver Written.
United States insurance officers
lao hoen very busy for tho past few
?rooks explaining to the officers and
.nnlinted mon of tho camps, aa they
aro discharged, their rights and prlv-l
tinges under the war risk insurance
act.
Every Officer and enlisted mau sep
arated from service in the United
jit-*tvs anny is given a copy of a mom
?ri anilina of information relative to
com jina sat ion and con I i mian ce of the
war risk insurance. This memoran
dum instructs thom to moko pay
moats of the monthly premiums di
trocUy tn tho disbursing clerk, bu
lman of war risk Insurance, Treas
ury Department, Washington, D. C.
?Check or money order should be
?sude payable to tho Treasurer of the
United Slates. The amount of pre
mium charge, according lo ago, for
tl??) next live years, is also niven in
ii? i H memorandum,
The /ted Cross home service will
Minder tdd to honorably discharged
?soldiers, when they reach their
ihouteK, on keeping up their Insur
ance. Secretary McAdoo states that
""merv person in tho military or mi
wal service owes it lo himself and to
'fcni family to hold on lo Uncle Sam's
Bann rance, it is tho strongest, safest
?nd ch en post lifo insurance ever
written. Tho advantage of keeping
thin insurance in force cannot bo em
phasized too strongly. Tho right to
c-onthme lt. ls a valuable righi KINCH
hj our government to the fighting
(tart of tlie men as compensation for
tl Ju: Jr services. if this righi is lost
?ry allowing tho Insurance to lapse it
can never bo regained. When the
internment insurance is allowed lo
fcmpse tho holder cannot again obtain
Assurance except from private eom
gtanies at considerably increased
.rent"
All soldiers and relatives deslr
t?E to make inquirios may apply to
?a? undersigned for free information
sojoyd asslstnnco.
W. C. Hughs,
Chairman Chilian Uoliof Committee.
???rove's Tasteless chill Tonic
mmWm tfltalky and energy by purifying and en
o***ftf the blood. You can soon feel ItsStrenrjth
fartl?Of ?liu j KfrVct. Price COc.
?. CJARCUJIXA CAMI'S RETAINED.
ftovicr, Wadsworth tutti Jackson as
Demobilization Centres,
Washington, Dec. 4. - Tho nn
aoancemont made hore to-day by tho
-War Department that Camps Jack
pen, Sevier and Wadsworth had been
designated as demobilization contros
.?anana that not only will they ho kept
v.oinj; for some timo to como, but
that troops will bo debarked at port
nearest them, which is Charleston,
Although tho fumigation which tho
returning soldiers must have is not
on hand at Charleston, it is now con
templated to havo tho mon stop at
Home other port first, then proceed
Co Charleston, thence to the camps
to which they may bo designated.
WBMfONS MAKE SKIN
WHITE, SOFT, CU',A H.
Xl afc ? This Hon ut y Dot lon for a Kow
Cents and See for Yourself,
What girl or woman hasn't heard
of lomon juiie lo remove complexion
blemishes; to whiten tho skin and to
bring out the rosos, the freshness
and the hidden beauty? Hut lemon
juice alone is acid, therefore irritat
ing, and should be mixed with orch
ard white this way: Strain through
a fine cloth the juice of two frosh
lemons into a hollie containing about
tthree ounces of orchard whito, then
fthaJtc '.veil and you have a whole
quarter pint of skin and complexion
Kotion at about tho cost ono usually
jpayn for a small jar of ordinary cold
cream. He sure to strain tho lemon
Juice so no pulp ?ots Into tho bottlo,
.thon this lotion will remain pure and
fresh 'for months. When applied
?lally to tho face, nock, arius and
Stands it should help to bleach.' cloar,
(smoothen and beautify the skin.
Any druggist will (supply three
nonces of orchard white at vory Utile
fftoet, and the grocer has tho lomons.
r~ adv.
IXM'AIJ IM).\lll> STILL AT WORK
(7lH.sNiflcat.lon of Mon Continue? to IH>
.Made and ltocorded.
Tho classification of icu regis
tered for service In Undo Sam's anny
continues, though hostilities on tho
Western front have ceased, and de
spite the fact that tho war In all
parts of Bu ropo is practically ended.
Records must ho completed, how
ever, and lt is still ol' Interest to the
public to know what classification is
given to each of the registrants as
the various examinations and records
aro completed by the local hoard.
Below is given the records of tho
past few days as handed to the news
papers by tho Oconoo Local Hoard:
Classified November Jtoth.
ClllHH I-At
Leo Newton Koown, Mt. Host.
Charles C. Oliver, Westminster 4.
Wm. EL Heller, Westminster 1.
Kniest Freeman, Westminster 4.
Columbus Robinson, Seneca.
C S. (lassa way, Senoca.
Waltor Strickland, Senoca.
P. T. Power, Walhalla 1.
W. J, Hums, Westminster 3.
W. J. Adams, Westminster 4.
John W. White, Westminster 3.
.Joe L. Byrd, Seneca.
I). H. Woolbrlght, Sonoca.
Emery Alexander, Tamassee.
1,. A. Hunnicutt, Salem 2.
Jos. L. Moore, Seneca 3.
Henry J. lOlrod, Seneca I,
.lohn H. Singleton, Seneca 2.
Wm. E. Cheek. Westminster.
Ransom D. Hamey, Mt. Rest I.
Ollie Stone, Newry.
Win. (!. Brock, Seneca 15.
Joel Smith, Wcslminster.
Colon Y. Angle, Cami) dishs. Va.
Thomas Hitor, Walhalla.
Karly Mack Byar, Seneca 4.
Kdward C. Cowan. Walhalla 2.
Wm. P. Marino, Seneca.
Willie H nice, Seneca ll.
Willie P. Riley, Seneca 3.
Preston J. Arnold, Seneca 2.
W. Klie Sloan, Salem 2.
Collins Fisher. Walhalla ?1.
Payson Jones, Seneca 4.
Jas. L. Su m merell, Westminster.
Lester Turner. Seneca L
Kernoylor Webb, Seneca 2.
Wm. c. Norris, Westminster 3.
Charlie Dendy, Seneca I.
Lon Kelley, Walhalla.
Hoyt Standridge, Westminster I.
Caldo/.a Wakefield, Walhalla :i.
William C. King, Mt. Rest.
Claude Cape, Westminster 4.
Ilanie Childers, Salem 2.
.las. Walker Nally. Walhalla I.
H. Homer Powell, Senoca 5.
Josse Williams, Westminster 5.
Wm. O. Carroll, Westminster 3.
John Newton Qambroll, Seneca 4.
Oedrge Wm. Orr, Walhalla 3,.
H. L. Posoy, Walhalla 2.
Lesley A. Bryant, Wost Union 1.
Ceo. W. Herring, Seneca 3.
Krod Klliott, Walhalla 2.
Maxell Williams, Richland.
I ?a ia li O. Prossloy, Seneca 4.
Dewey B. Klrod, Seneca 2.
C. P. Hood, Wost Union 1.
G. W. Richardson, Jr., Walhalla.
: Jesse Duncan, Mt. Rest 1.
I Clifton Adams, Westminster.
Wm. M. Buchanan, Senoca 3.
IL B. Clinkscales, Walhalla 1.
Chas. Luther Head, Madison 1.
Oscar Heaton, Salem.
L. Long Elrod, Seneca 2.
Honry Robinson, Jr., Senoca.
S. L. Hudgens, Westminster 3.
Elbert Collins, Walhalla.
Fred White, Senoca.
Luther Moss, Soneca 3.
Pink Young, West Union I.
J. S. Frady, Seneca.
Luthor Berry, Westminster 2.
James Menci?n, Seneca 2.
Joo IL Gibson, Soneca.
Clarence Bell, Salem.
Jim McGee, Seneca 4.
IL D. Kirby, Newry.
G. L. Kiblor, Senoca 2.
H. C. Craig, Seneca.
I). E. Black. Westminster 3.
Ira Campbell, Westminster 2.
V. D. Wright, Sonoca 1.
J. T. Queen, Sonoca 5.
J. L. Winchester, Russells.
R. W. Kay, Seneca.
N. K. Chook, Walhalla, 3.
J. T. Long, Soneca 4.
Joo Price, Westminster 5.
W. O. Herron, Tnmnssee.
Clem Phillips, Mt. Rest 1.
J, L. Leroy. Calhoun, S. C., Rt.
Milvin Smith, Westminster 5.
Lester Thrift. Mt. Rest 1.
Robert Tow, Salem 1.
H. H. McCall. Walhalla.
S. H. Baldwin, Calhoun, S. C. R.
John Watson. Walhalla 3.
Benorywral Evans, Seneca 2.
N. G. Snider, Mt. Rest 1.
W. E. Lay, Tamassoo.
Roy Gillespie, Newry.
Ciando Childers. Westminster.
James Harris. Seneca.
Luther Collins, Walhalla.
M. J. Swnney, Pendleton. S. C.,
F. D. i.
Jesse Williams, Soneca 3.
IL C. Hunnicutt, Senoca.
Johnson Gilbort, Seneca 3.
J. W. Whltmlro, Salem 1
R. N. rcilis, Wostminstor 2.
Lu nae Liimnn, Walhalla 1.
W. S. Bollc.k, Salom 2.
Brack Whlto, Walhalla.
Eugene Hix, Seneca.
J. V. Brewer, Seneca 2.
W. H. Kinsey, Westminster 3.
Herbert Kcols, Westminster 5.
C. L. Snelgrove, Townvillu 1.
.j. M. Curetou, Walhalla 3.
C. E. Held, Wostpiinstor.
S. M. Tippett, Seneca 1.
Lu ie Rodgers, Salem 2.
B. E. Brown, Westminster.
J. (?-. Duboso, Walhalla 1.
I). K. Thompson, Seneca 5.
C. E. ('.rant. Snlon; 2
O. E. Holland, Towt. Me 1.
it. p. Alexander, Sonoca 5,
J. H. Franks, Seneca 5.
Devon Knight, Seneca.
Ben E. Mooro, Townville 3.
W. J. Olouze, Walhalla 2.
C. II. Chapman, Salem.
T. J. Hunnlcutt, Seneca 2.
D. O. Dunlap, Westminster 4.
O. V. Chapman, Salom 2.
J. W. Whitnor, Wost Union 1.
Class 2-H.
Elzle E. Morgan, Seneca 1.
Robot t Wilson, Salem.
Crol-Cash, Westminster 2.
A. W. Rodgers. Salom 2.
I). W. Nation, Fair Play 1
Class 8-B.
T. J. Sanders, Seneca ??.
Samuel H. Morton, Walhalla 2.
Thomas S. Sanders, Sonoca 5.
Bobert E. Kelley, Salem 1.
B. Davis, Townvlllo I.
Russell Campbell, Westminster 2.
II. L. Latham, Westminster 5.
W. D. Bibb, Westminster ?..
A. D. Summerell, Seneca 1.
Frank Brown, Seneca 3.
Class 4-A.
Joe Ends, Seneca 1.
Class r>-i>.
R. L Rogers, Walhalla.
(Rio. A. Harrison, Walhalla.
J ll. E. Schroder, Clemson Collogo
Chas. S. Henrique/., Clemson Col.
Clnssijiod December '2d.
Class LA.
?dger IO. Owens, Westminster 2.
Pratt Henry Silber, Richland.
C. J. Cantrell. Salem 2.
Peters Rackley, Salom 2.
Yando Morgan. Walhalla 3.
Fletcher Williams, Seneca.
Wm. T. Smith, Madison 1.
Albert Dewey Vaughn, Sonoca.
J. C. Staggens, Madison 1.
Lawrence S. Johnson. Walhall- J.
Robt. Leon Dearden, Westminster
Rt. Xo
Lee Spoon, Walhalla 1.
Geo W. Clemons, Seneca 2.
Wm. E. Elrod, Hartwell, Ga., R.
F. 1). No. 2.
Jesse E. Anderson, Westminster 4.
Fred Puckett, Walhalla.
Geo. W. King, Seneca 4.
Wade H. Ridley, Walhalla 2.
Leo Brown, Seneca.
Truman Davis, Westminster.
Wm. Sam Mut phroe, Salem 2.
Spencer Smith, Westminster.
John Barton, Seneca 1.
H. H. Duncan, Salem.
Tom F. Cobb, Madison 1.
Sam W. Tucker, Soneca.
Roy J. Y. Duke, Madison.
John O. Alexander, Salem 1.
Walter E. Rankin, Tamassec.
Thomas Cromer, Seneca 1.
Wm. K. Alexander, Walhalla I.
Geo. D. Shipman, Walhalla 3.
L. J. Holbrooks, Westminster 1.
V. H. Hardin, Westminster.
Byar Crow, Salem 2.
Paul E. linnea, Westminster.
John D. Murphy, Salem 1.
N. V. Nesmith, Walhalla 3
Roy V. Ware, Westminster 5,
C. T. Chambers, Westminster, Star
Route.
Ellas R. Hanvey, Westminster ?..
Wm. Marlon Moore, Seneca 2.
Lostor Young, Westminster 4.
Jim Moss, Westminster.
Wm. I. Bryant, West Union 1.
,pL. P. Ingram, Pendleton. S. C., R.
F. D, No, 4.
J. W. J. Hunt, Walhalla 2.
Phidell Shed, Mt. Rest l.
Wm. L. Woods, Fair Play.
A. A. Holbrooks, Madison 1.
Ernest Thompson, Westminster.
Geo. W. Finkenstede Walhalla.
D. J. Dodgins, Salem 1.
L. C. Craig, Westminster f>.
J. L. Whitfield, Seneca 3.
Wm. Jesse Cox, Westminster 2.
Jas. Hoyt Alexander, Seneca 1.
G. H. Hawthorne, Seneca 3.
Elbert Collins. West Union.
Cascarets Work
While You Sleep
No headache, biliousness, up
set stomach or constipa
tion tomorrow
Spend ten cents-feel grand! To
night toko Cascarets to Hvon your
liver and clean your bowels. Stop
tho headaches, bilious spells, sour
ness, gases, coated tongue, bad
broath, sallowness and constipation.
Take Cascarets and enjoy tho nlcost,
gentlest "Insido cleansing" you evor
experienced. Wako up feeling fine.
Cascar - ts ts best cathratlc for chil
dren. Tasto Uko candy. Xo disap
pointment! Thirty minion boxes
of this harmless, famous cathartic
j aro sold each year now.-adv.
Why Not Have a Home of Your Own?
In deciding, upon the home that's going to be yours. Qet
down to business; delay only means more money
frittered away.
To Save, to Enjoy Real Comfort and Hap
piness, Buy a Home.
I HAVE THE FOLLOWING TO OFFER:
135 Acres, Improved; 2 Buildings.
16 Acres, Improved; \ Building.
43 Acres, Improved; J Building.
20 Acres, Improved; 1 Building.
290 Acres, Improved; 2 Buildings.
127 Acres, Improved; 2 Buildings.
190 Acres, Improved; 2 Buildings,
51 i Acres, Improved; 2 Buildings.
5 \ Acres, Unimproved; no buildings,
25 Acres, Unimproved; no buildings.
ALL KINDS OF TOWN PROPERTY.
Look over and take your choice. All to sell in ten
days. Prices right; terms easy. Gome at once.
Every place near good Schools and Churches.
FRANK E. ALEXANDER,
THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
(FOR PARTICULARS SEE R. h. ALEXANDER AT COURT HOUSE.)
Oscar Williams, Townville 1.
Hood Chapman, Walhalla 2.
Melger Lee, Madison.
Jackie Stone. Madison.
Edward Reid, Walhalla.
Sylvester M. Chapman, Salem.
Geo. Holland, Townvilie 1.
Macie Williams, Seneca 2.
Stiles M. Rogers, Walhalla 2.
John Ellonburg, West Union 1.
L. II. Land, Mt. Rest.
Jas. Marvin Pierce, Walhalla.
Robt. F. Cobb, Westminster 5.
John Fowler, Walhalla 3.
Wm. Leo Jones, Seneca.
Cecil Lanior, Pendleton, S. C.,
Henry M. Lee, Walhalla 3.
Cia.?*? I-H.
Louis Young Robinson, Walhalla 1
Garnett Patterson, Seneca.
Claas i?-H.
Geo. C. Mason, Westminster 3.
Glenn.E. Foster, Seneca 5.
Jas. A. Collins. Tamasseo 1.
Class 8-11.
John H. Moss, Westminster 4.
Ervin Mack, Soneca 3,
Geo. Franklin Duncan, Walhalla 3.
Geo. D. Green, Salem.
Class 4-A.
Virgie J. Nicholson, Tamasseo.
O. T. Cox, Salem 1.
Clyde M. Pittman, Westminster 1.
Claas ?-D.
John E. Gaines, Westminster.
Classified December 'A.
Class 1-A.
Thos. Wayne Wyle.y, Soneca I.
Geo. M. Curran, Westminster 5.
Thos. L. Shlrloy, Nov ry.
McKillg Daniels, Westminster.
Geo. L. Jaynes, Oakway.
Robt. L. Gibson, Westminster 2.
A. D. Taylor. Westminster, Star
Route.
Stiles J. McDonald, Westminster 2.
James Winchester, Soneca 5.
Claude Standridge, Fair Play 1.
Homer Ferguson, Seneca 5,
Robt. L. While, Walhalla 3.
Clom R. Sutiles, Westminster t.
Robert A. Wilson, Westminster.
M. C. Evans, Soneca 5.
Clarence E. Medlin, West Union 1.
Douglas Ed. Grant, Walhalla 1.
Carlton Smith, Fair Play I.
James Rice, West Union I.
O. D. Le Roy. Newry.
Henry N. Duncan, Wostmlnstor 2.
Harrison Ablos, Madison 1.
William A. Taylor, Newry.
Archie Choleo, Seneca 2.
Josso Gadsdon, Walhalla.
Frank Croon, Walhalla.
Class LB.
W. S. Lylos. Madison 1.
Class 2-11.
Georgo Bryant, Walhalla.
John L. Phillips. Walhalla 2.
Moody E. Brown, Westminster 2
Jesse E. Elliott. Westminster 3.
H. McCoy DaviB, Westminster 5.
Classified I>eceml>cr 4.
Clasd 1-A.
Lex Phillipe, Salem 2.
Sam Robinson, Clemson College.
James (Babe) Martin, Walhalla.
Vando Cobb Morgan, West Union 1
Gus Elijah ChlldresB, Salem.
Daniels Mazyck, Seneca.
Robert Sloan, Newry.
Sylvester Ogleaby, Seneca.
Jas. Fletcher Carter, Battle Creek.
Dewey Talmago Littleton, Salem 2.
Robert Andrew Reeves, Jr., Sen
eca 3.
Ozzie Knight, Seneca 1.
Daniol Boone Fitzgerald, Walhalla
El. F. D. No. I.
Wm. Ramsay Jones, Westminster.
Frank D. Lee. Long Creek.
Jacob Mitchell, Walhalla.
Walter Smith, Calhoun, S. C., R.
P, D. No. 1.
Bud Hardin, West Union 1.
Cates Lattimer 'Phillips, Long
3roek.
DeWitt Lyles, Westminster 2.
Maceo B. Williams, Seneca.
Oscar Dean Holcombe, West Union 1
El. F. D. No. 1.
Clifton Phillips, Mt. Rest 1.
Carl Harrison, Townvllle.
Simon Androw Snyder, Mt. Rest.
Class 1*11.
Thomas Oscar Stovall, Seneca.
Henry Long, Seneca.
O'Dell Dawkins, Westminster.
Claude Williams, Richland.
Claws 3-B.
Thoa. Ration Butts. Westminster 5
Richard L. Newton. Walhalla 3.
Argus Iber Haulbrooks. Seneca 1.
, (Tass ?-?,
Chas. Willis Swoflord. Mt. liest 1.
Claude Mack Huff. West Colon I.
Prue Earle, Westminster 3.
Enoch Brown, Seneca T;.
Class l-A.
Jool Perry, Madison.
John Robert Lay. Newry.
John Sam Sullivan. Walhalla 1.
Class 5-D.
Marion Newman Walker, Clemson
College.
Class Ti Ai.
Benjaman Tillman Graham, Newry
D. A. Smith, Cheif Clerk.
Kx-llulors Can't Escape,
London, Doc. 5, David Lloyd
Goorge, tho British primo ?minister,
to-night, In tho election campaign,
gave a restatement of his policy. In
lt ho declaros that the mon responsl
ble for the war cannot escape be
cause their heads were crowned, but
that they must bo tried ^y an inter
national court". Mr. LldJ/d George
also declared himself in favor of thc
expulsion and exclusion of all enemy
aliens.
JUST A PKW '
WORDS, PI/EASE!
THE GOVERNMENT RULING
AS TO PAID-IN*ADVANCE
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL GO
INTO EFFECT JAN. 1, lOlO.
WE HAVE QUITE A NUMBER
OF SUBSCRIBERS WH#SE
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL EX
PIRE BETWEEN NOW AND
THE FIRST OF THE COMING
YEAR, AND NOT A FEW WHO
HAVE ALLOWED THEIR
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO GET
CONSIDERABLY IN AU
REA RS. WE ARK BAMA'
BEHIND WITH OUR BOOMS,
OWING TO SHORTNESS OF
OUR FORCE, AND THE ONE
METHOD AT OUR COMMAND
IS TO DISCONTINUE ALL
8UB80RITTION8 AS THEY
EXPIRE. THIS METHOD
WI I JJ BE PUT INTO FORCE
DKCKMRER 1 NEXT IN OR
DER THAT AVE MAY BB IN
POSITION AT THE FIRST OF
THE NEW YEAR TO COMPLY
WITH THE GOVERNMENT
RULING. WON VT YOU |M>
US THE FAVOR TO I/OOK AT
THE LABEL ON YOUR PA
PER THIS WEEK, THEN
MAKE PAYMENT IN SUFFI
CIENT AMOUNT TO CARRY
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION WELL
PAST JANUARY 1, 1010? RY
IK>ING THIS YOU WILL SAVE
US A I/OT OF UNNECESSARY
WORK ON OUR BOOKS, AND
AT THE vSAME TIME AVOID
THE UNPLEASANTNESS OF
HAVING YOUR PAPER STOP
COMING TO YOU AT THE
FIRST OF THE NEW YEAR.
BESIDES, WE NEED THE
MONEY, AND WE WILL RE
LIT E R A Ii IJ Y SWAMPED
WITH WORK IF ALL THIS
ACCUMULATION IS PILED
ON US AT THE FIRST Ol'
THE YEAR. IJOOK AT TUM
LABEL ON YOUR PAPER TO
DAY, THEN PUT YOURSELF
RIGHT WITH THE NEW
POSTAL REGULATION. , DO
IT NOW!