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ELECTRIC LicI ELECTRIC PowE You can have electricity right i you the many labor saving dec gives you light-ready for use < The snap of a switch floods the I as you could wish for. Snap an the washer and wringer. It's ca fill and clean oil lamps. It's sa; vast amount of work when elec other distasteful tasks. Install Western POWER A -LIGHT- Begin ri t -t11i3 bo n.'ii House i! Porch Light ".t 1 Driveway your p;we 5. Barn Daisy and small ep Stable Garago, etc. it to yourse County House what elctri:' Churches help inake t Grange Has lighter and - hrighter. SEE WHAT IT Vi FORSHE SALES East Liberty Street And St Wirthrno Showing the sple co-operat Yes, they are still $1.00. made, perfectly-fitting ,correct] They simply defy the rising tid sold at this modest sum until a 4 The sale of these wonderfi that goes into their making ha conclusively these two things; tl wiht the manufacturers wo CAM In accordance with our never-fail better values.. It is utterly impos creased Quantities Waists, the demar Country being va~s supply. Our allot We consequently n1 * ~ avoid dsappointmai D. HIRS Times Ads Bri [T is the best light R is the best power a1 your home. This plant brings ices the city dweller enjoys. It very hour of the day and night. ouse and barn with as much light other switch and the motor turns sier to snap a switch than it is to er and belier -light, and it saves a tricity does the washing and the Electric ND LIGHT Sand enjoy POWER of I t. "ricity. .ie 1' N'ii and VWashing Machine 111: 'l. 1 ()' Vacuum Cleaner El l:;) t:.)Vl Dishwasher Sewing Machine 'IlSc. Y Ui OW(' Fan t1) ~luN jus FletriIron oRunning Water ity will do t.o Curn tc day' Work Fanning Mi aaluGrinchtone Feed Cutter, etc. FILL DO FOR YOU E & Co., A~GENTS Sumter. S. C. ill $1.00 r Waists redid results of true ive effort. ILL DO 2FOR YOU .ysye OTIO AGENTS opicelwl 1 ontne ob r Waists 10 hneeyhn iavaed efortnl poe gie yoametteh-rvale, aplndidhat ofg prlicy, wend iv coiu atronbe sange to btain iprtie of thesse tb$ mohn vryhn iat through out thoe -prto tly in excess of the ment is limited and rge an early call to nut. CHMAN. ng the Results NUMEROUS TOWNS ARE TAKEN BY ThE ALLES Huns Lose Much Ground Around, Fere-En-Tardenois VERY VIOLENT FIGHTING The Germans, Greatly Reinforced, Dispute Ground With Entente, Foot by. Foot Paris, July 29.-The Allied forces continued to gain ground at almost all points on the Soissons-Rheims sal ient today, but the principal progress, according to the war office announce ment tonight, was on th west flank and around Fere-En-Tar 4nois. Nu merous villages fell into the hands of the Allies. The statement says: 1 "The day was marked by very vio lent engagements along the whole front north pf the Marne. The enemy, whose resistance was powerfully in creased, disputed ground with us foot by foot and attempted to force us back by numerous counter-attacks Our troops repulsed all assaults and made new progress. "On the outskirts of the village of Buzancy Scottish troops captured the park and chateau and maintained their positions despite the repeated efforts of the Germans. "East of Plessier Huleu and Oulchy Le-Chateau we advanced beyond the Chateau-Thierry road and captured Grand Rozoy, and Cugny; we occupied in the course of a brilliant action the 1 Butte Chalmont. Four hundred and fifty prisoners remained in our h:nds. "On the right bank of the Ourcq river we extended our gains north of Fere-En-Tardenois and penetrated in Sergy. Further south, Roncheres fell into our power. "On our right we crossed the Dor- , mans-Rheims road south of Villers Agron Aiguizy. We gained ground west of Bligny and St. Euphraise. "In Champagne a German attack in the region of Mont Sans Non was without result." ---W-S-S COLORED K. P. CONVENTION IN FLORENCE JULY 25 Florence, July 25.-The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Color ed Knights was held in Florence this week. The regular sessions were held in Trinity Baptist Church. The ses sions of the Court of Calanthe were held in Cumberland Methodist Church. The Pythian mass meeting was held the first night. The welcome address was delivered by Mayor Gilbert of Florence. Ther esponse was delivered by N. C. Nix, D. D., of Orangeburg. Several other prominent colored men made addresses. The annual parade was had Wednesday afternoon through the main streets in Florence, led by two bands of fine music, and six com panies of Uniform Rank men. There were more than 200 Uniform men in the march. Over 500 delegates attended the convention. It was the biggest occa sion ever held here among the colored people. It brought to the city a large number of the best colored people in the state. In the session here this week the colored lodgemen voted to purchase $2,000 in the October issue of Lib erty bonds. The report of the Grand Chancellor showed a reserve balance in Lodge funds m the treasury of $40,000, and $25,000 paid out to relatives of de ceased members during the year. Julius A. Brown of Charleston was elected Grand Chancellor, succeeding J. H. Henry of Columbia. The other Grand Lodge officers are: R. P. Scott, Florence, Grand vice chancellor. R. .Mne Columlia, Grand Pre late, RS. Wilkinson, Orangeburg, Grand Master of Exchequer; J. B. Lewie, Columbia, Grand Secretary; I. M. A. Myers, Mannin~g, Asst. Grand Secretary; Dr. Maxwell, Sumter, Grand Medical Director; JT. R. Nowvell, Columbia, Grand Lecturer; N. J1. Fred erick, Columbia, Grandl Attorney ;J,. S. Blocker, Beaufort, 'Grand( Inner Guard; WV. C. Crawford, Clinton, Grand Outer Guard. The directors of the Insurance De partment are: L. A. Richie, G. HI. Pugh, T1. A. Williams, Charlie Wi! liams andl Dr. N. A. Jenkins.. CARNEGIE STEEL PLANT POURS METrAL ON SUJNDAY New Castle, Pa., .July 23.-When the Carnegie Stece companty plant here pot.redl stee! on a recent Sunday it was said to be the first time in the history of the steel industry in the United States that this was (lone on a Sabbath (luring the summer months. The plant was closed on the Fourth of July, and in order to catch up with the work the men volunte'eredl to work on Sunday. NOIHM STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarervion Before the Clerk of the Court of Com mon Pleas. In the matter of Carolina Stock Farms, G. 'T. Floyd, S. M. Hlaynes worth, P. G. Gourdine, J. H. Bose well et al. To establish Clarendon County Draimige District Number The final report of the viewers in the above entitled cause having been acce ptedl by me, notice Is hereby giv en thtat on Friday, August 9, 1918, at noon at the office of saud clerk in the court house of said county, there will be held the final hearing on said final report. All parties to this action take notice that this is the time set for them to present their objections to the report of the viewers. J. B. CANTEY, Clark Court Common Pleas, Claren (Ion County. .July 18, 1918. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Drgsarfnloed PAZO OINTME;NT falls tocuetbinaBin~d. Bleedim rPordn Piles. The The besi Mules .e nling. Es thoroug Thesear and the Come in choosing While y mule or WAi that you the very Thomas H. M. THOMAS, N The Sw An "The automobile se meet the unprecedented w cal dealer in Chevrolet aun and the hours that we mi value. For in every hour of twice the amount of wc "There is a limit to amount of work he can cer paring his efficiency and devices he has at his comi "As a time and lab~ cal assistance to the lusy With it he can systematiz, him transp~ortation that ei all the wasted minutes spt It saves him the energy e: home to office, from offic mand1s of each business dla with an automobile. "By saving time ti And by saving labor it inc fresh. He can accomplish p~hysical fatigue. "To save these dlays you serve. With an auton "We guarantee this gasoline." Brockir rre I A IES D MI bunch of Hoi ver brought rery one a bey hly broke. Limals are pric terms are rig imediately w 5 is good. ou are here k horse get the 30N or BU needso bad. bC f in the v '' NOW ! Live St anager. ving Sep Automc vyes us the very thing we i ar demands on business," s tomobiles. "an that is time. 1st economize. -Never befoi of the average business mai *rk he was formerly accusto every man's physical and wd into the sixty minutes bealth depends upon the ext nand. or' saving facility, the auto man than any other piece a all the work that calls hin m be had the very instant t ~nt waiting for trains and; cpeCnded in footwork to pul e to factory or to the innum y call him, is a matter of ir ie automobile really length< Lreases a man's working ofJ more and better work witd is a patriotic service. The iobil'e you can save and1 sers car will run from 22 to 2 iton Mol MA NNING. S. CJI ere! DLES -ses and to Man Luty and ed right ht. hile the >uying a ut GGY Wehave market. ock Co. Manning, S. C. vice' of bile aed to save the most of to ays .J. F. Brockinton. lo It is with the minutes 'e have they had greater 1's dlay, he must take care med to handle. mental capacity. The >f each hour without im ent of the time and labor mobile is of more prlacti-. of business equipment. out of his office. It gives e needls it. It eliminates slow moving sti'eet car's. into brainwork. From erable places that the de inutes insteadl of hours, ns a man's working day. iciency. It keeps him less nervous strain andI more you save the more e on the broadest scale. 6 miles on one gallon of tor Co.,