Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fr i The sunny South-Thhere cigarettes were bor~ The first cigarette ever made was Virginia Carolina tobacco. All the rnellow charrm of Southern sunshine itself is in Virginia Carolina tobacco. And no other tobacco has that ,"dash" and "go'' to its tastc th~at Virginia-Carolina tobacco has. nedrnont The Cidarette of Quality NOTE: 300 million pounds. That's how much Virginia-Carolina tobacco was made into cigarettes last year--over 4 w times as much as any other tobacco. And Piedmont is the biggest-e/ing iirginia. i Carolina tgarco An thn world, poack IC GUNS BOOMING ON nminor p~osts of the objectives andl Grza hoilsterpleo d uns. -Te avnig top r having taken 3,243 prisoners, hutdiialA tr-ugrinatkso rpred ohvebnfrdonwh [LANDRS BOODY I[[Dtheir big guns still hammer the Ger- teBisznpaeu ah ein"lmn ult. hs ult e i and th at orsh' coi agre an dtn ttv harrass the airdrome, dumps, can-Trnte tlin, ftrepoig ra isacs, codng oth a Crown Prince Rupprecht Cea.ses in- tonments and other military pointsamiecptrltoadnepo-cun rcivlhrwundmn fnntry Attacks at Ypres and behind the German lines.tin frm teA tr-ugain. hdobeoldinhe ud ytei is Using Cannon. Only sombardents.n ITALIANS RECORD GAIN On the rest of the western front, a a _______ the Fre:)ch and Germans have b~een tvt ntels wnyfu or.eata curdls hrdya~ ('etrograd Reports Rtussians Homn- content to bombardi each other. Tfhe Ammnayll per ohv hc a encaatrzda h badn emn nTerNw artillery activity is reported violent stlduo h ihigoeain ateo ei od a oa Position at Jacob~stadlt. aon th Ain fr tadnrhws or Verdun. Vru rdi h einaogtelclfgtn a tl npors Crown Prince Rupprecht, of Bava- rlnrprsrcnotrn en Ioo.aapit vtofG luekow ria, finding his efforts t~o dislodgefrnItnoato ofmmn. GR ASlAClN( NE igth(eerndefrsofhe e the British from their recent gains Hvn atrd te Jcbtct KN)O R~IFINS ast eantetrioy ls in the Ypres salient irneffectional hasbrdeedsotofRg an focdhehywreu bl to ildg ecased his infantry attacks and re-ast eiet h rgtBiih Btain Frd o ihterwyfowr oglatyoe Morted to artillery. The British arebakoth Diafosoe(itne "lmn Bult" Wih ethemrywoddgudwstf resting after their efforts of Thurs--nrhat ot ftebigha, Coh~go ie evn one htpae Werlinreportareconoiterng en LAX-FOS Boagmentsing thieprmion. 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In the present instance. the German counter-attacks have not only been costly, but useless, for the -British artillery has in a majority -of cases torn the pdvancing columns to bits and driven the survivors. back in hasty retreat. BR'ITISH DESTROYER SUNK Torpedoed by U-Boat in Channel 'Approaches. London, Sept.. 23.-A British de stroyer has been torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in the ap ')roaches of the channel, according to an admiralty announcement. There were fifty survivors. o LA FOLLETTE IS ERRATIC Denounces War and Denmocratic Government. Toledo, Sept. 23.-Denouncing war in 'general and the United States Democratic Government in particu lar, United States Senator Robert M. La Follette, of Wisconsi:i, addressed a largc gathering in the Colliseum this afternoon under the auspices of the "Peoples Church" made up of Socialists, headed by Prof. Scott Nearing. Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System The Old Stndard general strengthening tonic, GROVEt'S TAsT1UjEss chill TONIC, drives out M.alarla.enriches the blood~and builds upthesys. temn. A true tonic. For adults and children. 60c p. B OURTESY and bringing us tra to go out of its V We are glad to get lieve in showing our > ing your every need a SCourtesy Bul Old customers are Sright along through. the _are constantly givingia High quality, lov g service are a combis E beat-and we have foi i maintaining. HARVIN M * flaninin Always Buy the Best TOILET A RT ICL ES and Keep l leased with Your .Appearance A Large Line Every woman wani as possible. And it's should be. Actresses are more perhpsthan any< Yet hey are not aiw They attribute their c the regular use of gooc We have a line of the tve beauty aide, perfu rnost exacting. DICKSON'S I Keep Well X1 ? Do not allow 1 the poisons of u i::; 'd food to accutmw.ie Li. your bowels, wh-- ce they are absorbed ir'.o your syste:a.. Indigest on, con&. stipation, hadadcie, lead blood, and r:::nerous othr troub!zs are bound to follov,. l zp your 'system clean, as tilous. ands .of others do, by taking an occasional dose of the od, rliiable,. veg etable, family-liver meat cianc. 'Thedford's Slack-Draght Mrs; W. F. Pickle, of Rising Fawn, Ga., writes: "We have used Thed ford's Black-Draught as a family medicine. My mother-in-law could not take calomel as it seemed too strong for her, so she used Black-Drau it as a mild laxative and liver regulator ... We usp it in the family and believe it Is the'best medicine for the liver made." Try It. Insist on the enuine Thedford's. 25c a pack Mr. La Follette attackea the Amer ican press, declaring that American newspapers are for the most part controlled by the "war party," the financial interest of the country. He declared that his remarks in St. Paul last week had been deliberately misquoted throughout the country. x~ " prompt attention are de that oftentimes has ay to get here. your trade and we be ppreciation by supply . pice n prompto ar atio that oenis hast ndy tohet hl e. ort you trae andw btrcie eprfectyight byhatpple vial posibl speied nars Our adaue to reomendtonse . itries and popt Iet :nesc., opes h )U TR