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iALABAMA E SAYS HE L DO HIS PART ,ater From .Greenville, Ala., tWell Worth Reading. 4;t pe more?. Well I should tea Mt. B. Tip McQueen of Ala., and I' am grateful to help too," I_ very long ago I couldn't id because I was in such a couldn't even help myself. "be an American" but it's Sbe a well. American and I how to appreciate health efore." 4tion nearly finished me. I . th it for three years, tried d remedies until I was com i dscouraged and finally gave e who has suffered the mise ndigestion can realize my de hen within four' days after on my first bottle of Sul- . 01 I felt actual blessed relief." t erro Sol was the first and only tat helped me and ultimately t me health. Thhis great rem .almost infallible because it is 9 ral product of Nature and goes .to'the sick place and heals it." eartily recommend Sulferro Sol 4ry sufferer and I know it will very case no matter how obsti it may be." o r Druggist knows what Sul- h pSol is doing, ask him about its ft healing power. t lIferro-Sol can be found at any Store. If your Druggist does s have Sulferro-Sol he will order r you. The Murray Drug Co., s nbia, State Distributors.-adv. h - fh ERICA ABLE TO FEEl) s WORLD FOR TWO YEARS w si ted States Chamber of Conimerce t< Submits Gratifying Report to P Nation. e ti ashington, May 6.--America is ai ndantly able to carry the vast bur- ai of feeding the world this year and si years to come. e Chamber of Commerce of the ti ited States today sent this word to ti food conservationists of the de- C rtment of agriculture, department P: the interior andl the advisory food r<( mittee of the council of national ft fense after a survey of food con- b ions of the world. o The chamber's report showed al- t: ough there might be an uncom- w rtable shortage of wheat within a in w months because of the recent bad ather, the vast increase in the pro- fa etion of other grains, such as corn, ci ts andi barley, would more than fc ake up for the deficiency. At the fc me time it was stated, a great deal di the burden of feeding the world 's uld be taken from the shoulders of e United States by Australia, where ere will be one of the largest wheat ti, elds this year that ever was known di 'ere. A total of I114,000,000 bushels it wvheat can easily be spared in to ustralia, it was reported. et tr Cj Constipation : Is to be dreaded#. It leads to serious ailments. Fover, In~digeston, 'iles. Sick Ileadaohe. Poisoned System and TI' * score of other trouble follow. Don't let Constipation last. ed He. your Kidneys, Liver and Bowels t healthy and active. Rid your system t of fermented. foamy foodse.t - Nothing better thanti Dr. King's NewLife Pills All Druggists 25 cents SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK AT you * ' 'y*.-.~d * 4e Maketo It' aduybe aus e hvttr you have power to start a Bank Ac Ilesides we want to help worthy young n The Bank o In the United States, the chamber nnounced - that "with favorable veather from now on, the total vinter wheat yield may somewhat exceed he harvest of last year." "If we should not have -as much vheat to export as would, be neces ary there seems a strong probability hat we shall have 'other available ood supplies, such as corn, oats, po atoes and the like; not only in full neasure, but running over. "So far as the United States is con erned we will carry over only a small ercentage of the production from our 916 crop of wheat. "Reckoning 100,000,000 inhabitants, n round figures, we shall need ap >roximately 623,000,000 bushels for >ur own use and for seeding. The re nainder will be available for export." CLEAR AWAY THE WASTE vowel regularity is the secret of rood health, bright eyes, clear com >exions, and Dr. King's New Life ills are a mild and gentle laxative hat regulates the bowels and relieves he congested intestii.cs by removing he accumulated wastes withoht grip ag. Take a pill before retiring and hat heafy head, that dull spring ever feeling disappears. Get Dr. Eing's New -Life Pills at your drug ist, 25c.-adv. [OARDING FOODSTUFFS SHOULD BE STOPPED Columbia, S. C., May 5.-David R. oker, Chairman of the State Pre aredness Commission, in a state ent issued Wednesday, discouraged 1c idea of hoarding food in South arolina. He says that this practice could be discouraged in every way ossible. He issued the following :atement to the people of the state: "The attention of oar Commission as been called to the fact that a of our people are hoarding food ;ufl's. We know of a few instances here citizens have bought sufficient :aples, such as flour, corn meal, etc., last them six months or more.' This cactice should be discouraged in ,cry way posible. By such means re food stringency is made more :ute, prices tre artificially advanced, id of course, the poor are made to affer. "The great interest and enthusias e co-operation manifested all over e state leads the Civic Preparedness mmission to believe that the cam ign for increased production will suilt in very largely relieving the odstuffs shortage in South Carolina early fall. Even now thousands families are getting a large part of cir living from their gardens, and aste of foodstuffs is the exception t stead of the rule. "We do not think there isoccasion r anyone to become panicky. Each Lizen should buy an duse as little od as posible. Food hoarding and od speculation under present con tions are against the public inter - 0 There is more Catarrh in this sec- c m of the country than all other t senses ut together, and for years was supplosedl to be incurable. Doc rs prescribed local remedlies, and by nstantly failing to cure with local 2 eatment, pronounced IL incurable. itarrh is a local disease, greatly in ienced by constitutional conditions Ad therefore requires constitutional eatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, anufacturedl by F. .J. Cheney & Co., >ledo, Ohio, is~ a constitutional rew.~ y, is taken internally and acts thrun e Blood( on the Mucous Surfaces; of e System. One Hundred D~ollarsi g wardl is offered for any case that t ill's Catarr h Medicine. fails to cure'. -nd for circulars andl testimonials. F. J. CHIENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. t Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constip~a ntewhast id yesterday. nor'row better wrting a Bank* count to-day?" oreseen demands incident to human e power to predict the future but :ount and fortify for the future. en to succeed. Begin today with $. f Manning., TELLS' FRiiF CAN fEuIRjiELY100 Mrs. Tho pson, of Spartanburg, Finds New Pleasures. WERE FIVE HAR) YEARS. In Interview She Explains How She 6vercame Obstadle to Happiness. "I suffered from asthme for about five years and I also had indigestion badly for several years, but I 'took Tanlac last fall and I have not had an attack of asthma since, and I en joy my meals now-something I did not do before 'I took Tanlac,"4eclared Mrs. A. J. Thompson, of Spartanburg, whore husband is an electrician em p'loyed at . the Spartanburg city power plant. "Before I took Tanlac, everything I ate caused me to hurt and feel queer," continued Mrs. Thompson, "and I felt puffed ujat meals. I also felt tired and worn out and I was so weak I just had to drag myself around. I was also troubled with nervousness and headaches. "Since taking the Tanlac I sure do feel weell and strong, and I tell my friends if they want to fepl smart and lively, just take Tanlac. It sure ,vas a fine medicine for me and it got ny nerves in fine shape, relieved the eadaches and certainly did build up ny system. I gained a good deal of veight, too." Tanlac, the Master Medieine, is ;old by Dickson's Drug Store, Man iing; L. W. Nettles, Jordan; Shaw t Plowden, New Zion; Farmers' Sup dly Co., Silver; D. C. Rhame, Sum nerton.-Adv. OPPOSED TO COTTON TAX lembers of New Orleans Exchange Telegraph hCongress. New Orleans,' May 7.-W. B. ['hompson, prominent in the cottn ndustry of the South, and other mem >ers of the New Orleans exchange oday sent telegrams to members of Jongress protestinig against the pro >osal to tax cotton production $2.50 L bale as a war revenue measure. vlr. Thompson in his telegram to chairman Lever, of the House agri ultural committee, declared a suffi ient suply of cotton was necessary oth for offensive and defensive pur toses during the war and that its roduction should be stimulated by he government. Placing a tax on iroduction of cotton or other neces ities raised on the farm, he asserted, could result in serious consequences o the nation's supply. 0 FOR YOUR CHILD'S COUGH Here's a pleasant cough syrup that very child likes to take, Dr. Bell's 'ine-Tar-Honey. If your child has a ee) hacking cough that worries you 'ive him Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey, e soothing pine balsams relieve the ough, loosens the phlegm and heals be irritated tissues. Get a bottle to ay at your druggist and start treat ent at once. 25c.--adv. --o 0,000 U. S. IN FRANCE BY NEXT MONTH lnly Delay to Administration Plan Caused by Failure to Agree. Washington, May 6.-War Depart ient oflicials here tonight freely pre icted that an American military arce, probably 20,000 strong, wvould e readly for serv'ice In France by uine 10. The army general. staff is ow, it was said, considering the~ work o be (lone in raising andl dispatching uch a force. Great impetus was add~ed to the radlually growing demand for Amer cans to get into the fighting at once ty the approval of Secretary Balfour, f England, of the plan in his confer neces here with American officials of he Statte andl the War IDepartmients. D~elayed. The first step towvard organization >f such a force is being prevented by he failure of congress to complete he final action up)on the administra ion's selective dIraft legislation. The Beauty Secret. Ladies desire that irre sistible charm---a good complexion. Of course they do not wish others to know a beautifier $has been used so they buy a bottle of Magnolia Balm LIQUID FACE POWDER itnd use according to sirnple direttione. Improve ment is noticed at once. Soothing., cooling an4 refreshing. Heal. Sunburn, stops Tan. Pink,. Whiue. Rose-Red. 75c. of 'Druggles or by, mall direct. Sample (eIther color) for 2c. Stamp. Lyon Mrg. Co. 40 Soutk Firtk St t. oly. NY.v 1n At Unu We have ab LAE $3.50, $ Grades, which we are These goods are just th for Commencement and otl be quickly bought at the s them. We also have SILVER and which can be used on these can be easily obtained to m Is it not worth your wh will need without delay as we offer them to close out Bultm SI The bill, now before a joint confer- to be exs ence of house and senate members, the reich will be taken up tomorrow with the The n probability of an _ agreement on its is to ren provisions being reached by the end mand of of the week. It would be signed im- tinue to mediately by President Wilson, who officials, would at the same time, issue a proc- tures of lamation calling upon all men within tary of s the ages specified to register at local represent offices within ten lays. News "War Department officials estimate proposal that only four clays will be reqpired was ado: to complete the rregistration and call trist, nat for the 500,000 men will 'Then be is- people's sued. .tion of tl The first concentration of the new - army is expected to begin May 30, WII'L C and it is believed that within 10 days from then a force of 20,000 practi cally trained men andl offiers could Philad< be gathered for service in France. the cerei The probability of this government tion to1 being able to raise a force of 20,000___ conscripts by June 10 has .caused - doubt as to wvhether the first troops to be sent would be taken from the -____ regular army or the national guard, as wvas formerly planned. Change Idea. Reports that the army general staff has changed in its attitude toward the - plan andl now favors sendling a small fighting force to France quickly wveres dleniedl here tonight. It was adlmittedl, however, that wvhile the general staff sticks to its original contention that from a military standpoint it wouldl be a serious mistake to send such an or ganization, several staRT offcers have become convinced that the other ad - vantages of the plan wouldl probably outweigh the military dlisadvantages. - 0. K AISER ROBBEDI OF CONTIROL OF~ ARMY Amsterdlam, May 0.-Tfhe control of the Germ na rmy, ,now absolutely in the hands of the Kaiser, is to be taken awvay from him andl placed, in the charge of the various federal states of the empire, under the gen eral supervision 'of the reichstag, if a proposal voted upon by the consti tution committee of the reichstag Is l~a aprovedl by that body and the federal diet. The war minister of Bavaria is CASTORIAI For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of sual Bargain Pr out, three hundred p IES' and wing Misses' TIN SLPPERS In Black, White, Blue, P 4.00,. and ! losing out at the un 2.00PI e styles and qualiti her special occasio pecial price at wi GOLD P( Satin goods so th atch any shade of r ile to call and get t the supply cannot q uickly. mn Sh ,< NTER, S. C. empt from responsibility' to stag. vy under the proposed plan ain under the supreme com the emperor. He will. con appoint its officers, men and but under the counter signa the chancellor or the secre tate for the admiralty or his ative. of this epoch-making joint came from Berlin today. It )ted yesterday by the Cen lonal liberal and progressive parties, against the opposi de conservatives. DNFER'DEGREE UJPON GEN. JOFFRE Iphia, May 7.--A feature of nonies attendIing the recep he members of the French _ _ _ _ _ _L -1-uPa~aniailn ! pers! ces. airs of HAKEPIII I AND PUMPS ink and Old Gold, in X5.00. heard of price of es which are suitable is, and of course, will rich we are offering )LISHES At any color desired naterial worn. he pair or pairs you last long at the price oe Co. mission when they visit the univer sity tomorrow will be the conferring of the honorary degree of doctor of laws upon Marshal Joffre and former Premier Viviani. This action was de cided upon at a special meeting today of the board of trustees of the uni versity. ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. ,11 apply to the Judge of Pro.. bats 'ir Clarendon County on the 21t uay of May, 1917, at i1 o'clock A. M., Ior letters of dlischarge as administratrix of the estate of Tho mas S. Rogan, dleceasedl.. - Florence E. Rogan, Administratrix. Summerton, S. C., April 12, 1917. I1&s- .. d4 -lro know i4n ci'e~ora