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PAXVILLE NEWS Miss Leila Corbett has cceepted r position as saleslady in the store o1 Mr. Henry Curtis. Miss Ethel Corbett will have charge of the postotfice ir her place for awhile. Mr. J. 0. Harwick and children of Sumter spent Sunday with his parent: here. Mrs. Richardson Sanders and li.ti daughter, Gertrude. of Sumter, ar< spending a while at the home of Mr J. R. lill near town. Mrs. Howell ,i'nes, of Charlotte, N (:.. spent last week with her sister Mrs. V. R. Mc.Leod. Miss l'earl Broadway has returnet from a visit to Mliss Sadie Mlms, a Sumter. Alrs. .\l . Corhett spant last "'el with her itughter, Mrs. (. E. :eat -.ol at Wilsoen Mill. .\rs. \'i la Spruille of ('harleston came last Wednesdelay for a visit t. ner sister. Mrs. .1. N. Hrewn. .1r. The annual meetint for the teee tion of tficersii and pameent omf due, for he l'axville Iocai union of th Wom an's ('heist an Temnper ane, Uiien will be held at the home t \lre. K. W . tutler, l'ueslay after noon. Seit. 111th. at 3:mn o'cloek Al ni'mbe' >: re earme'stlV requestd ti atten l thi' v r imptortant meetin-e . 'teltate will be elected to attend tih tate e ntit'-ition at Mar'i'tn winch co.n /ent' t xi le onthi. Ms 'asse' leitdge died at h1er li.%1, near her'e .n last ''ues'iay evening tf ter a long illhess which she bore wvitl Ltreat fortitutde. She is sutrvived Ic' foul' brothers. le'stsrs. . llet0 le iL(, o 12atnmr. l'atrick. .Jack ud~ l'eter" Ile of this place, andi two sisters. \lisse Hattie and Fannie llodge. Miss fieoi was a most est inable lad' and :great ly 'stteieel by all who knew her. Sh was a devoted mtember of the Haptis khurch h"re. The idy was intr re. in the' l'axville' timtrv Wme afternoon. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists refund money if PAZ() OINTMENT fail to cure Itching, Blind. Bleding or Protruding I'e Iostantly relieves Itching Piles, ad you v en ge restful sleep after the first apielication. Price tk The Highe Talking M In the Wc -T SON "Clea C t~l ) ic ;taceil hest i'it awvarded the liiighest s,< ;or its Q 'A I. lTY. We Carry 15, Columbia Re~ It (m \ fir \ The Talking N 26 N. MAIN ST. SHAKES HARD LUCK OFF HIS TRAIL T. H. McFadden, Clarendon. Recovers Lost Car When T. 13. McFadden left his home at Gable, Clarendon County, with a sick boy whom he was bringipg to Columbia to a hospital, he thought fortune wasn't so kind, but he was not grumbling. The boy was taken to a local hospital, the automobile in whieh Mr. McFadde.n came to Colum hia was left at the Imperian Hotel. That automobile simply faded away ---just disappeared. When Mr. Mc l-adden came to look for it, there was not even an odor of gasoline on the air. Then it seemed that hard luck was hot on his trail--the boy under the knife in the hospital and the car stolen. Then 'Mr. l"'adden's broth t r came to Columbia to be with hint while the child was in the hospital. and some of the light fingered gentry robbed this brother of $40. Then Mr. .Mc-adden knew that old man hard Iuck had picked him out for a boon companion-car stolen, brother robbed of sin, son seriouslV ill in the hos pital. \]r. \lel-'adea deternned to shake his companion, tialed the press to his iid an dput in an advertiseim ent for the stolen car. Ant that was where he --ave hard luk a soiar ilexus blow. 'Y estyer ,ay. \lr. .\lel'adden 'as in ('o lhmbia ag aii,. That car was in hi. control, ha~vin' b~eent recovered at lonroe. N. t .:a neero enar.ed with tlie theft of the 84tI is m" jail, accord n to Mir. \lel-'adlen. awaiting trial. and when .\lr. .\icl'ilden looked itrouch the window at the hospital. the Vountgstter. who had . been so ill, was kicking at te electrie light globe. ;and he hopes to take him home with him today. So hard luck will Sh:ive to look ilsew) for a victim. She.riff .. V. Griffith of \lonr'eo. N. aw the not ie i.i "' papers of th lt ,ar ;,nd rounded i;. up. The lier. who w a si it. atten.pted to 4 apl-, it i alb- el but was cap 't and locked up in jail. The shetr ii 1 allemrei to have said that the rti calls himself Imanuel Ilkcks. I lop l'ptti. N. Y., One Hundred and Twenty-.econid Infantry. Company A, . a that he thiims to have enlisted st Class achine rld OP 0 P. as a Bell' inderful tone. 'This machine was re at il' Paa ma-'aciic 'Expositi on 000 Victor and ords in Stock he e cu 1:n fete s'turied that youi * 't the .Cuni hil in: thme aith htnibl .ou uT~ m li-. Sumter Lachine Co. - UiMTFD~ S C. at Buck Head, Ga. John Boon, the sheriff thinks, is the man's real name. The sheriff, according to :,1r. McFad den, thinks the man a deserter. It is alleged that a woman had been with the soldier, and Mr. McFadden sayws that the woman said that when the run was being made to Monroe, gas ran out and the car stopped. She says the soldier told her to stay in the car while he hid in the woods, and that soon some one would be ionssing ad would give her aid. The soldier's guess proved correct, for soon some men in a car did pass, : aw the woma in the car and gave her some gasoline to get on-which, if true, shows that the soldier knew what he was doing. A. 1. McFadden accompanie.1 his brother, T. 11. McFadden, to Mor roe to get the car, and they were b'oth in the city last night. The damage to the car and expenses incidet.t to its recovery amounted to -$182, a cecording to Mr. McFadden. -W-S OHITUARY In sadI but loving' remembrance of our little Virginia who departed this life on Friday night, Sept. 9 1916, two years and six months old. clearest Virginia, how we miss thee; Lonely are our hearts today. Though you are in Heaven, lErth the little casket keeps. Ilere no more we'll see her sweet face. Lh ssed hope, we'll meet again la rheyond this world of changes. Far byond this world of care. We shall find our missing loved one in our Father's mansion fair. Ilabys of sadness still come o'er us; tars of sorrow silently flow; Fln id memory keeps you near us; 'Though Heaven claimed you two years ago. You are gone, but not forgdtten. Never will your memory fade. l.oving thoughts will a;ways liger Around the little grave where you are laid. 'Ts hard to break the tender cord When love has bound the heart. 'Tis hard. so hard, to speak the words, "W'e must forever part." IDvo ited .lother and Father. --W-S-S Richard Weeks of Summerton has received the following letter from his sons: My dear father: I write you a few lines to let you know that I am well at this time and I hope when this letter reaches you it will find you all well and enjoying yourselves. I was thinking that I would get a letter from you before now, but I have not. Papa, I was thinking of sending you some money home. What do you think about it? D)o you think it will be all right or not? If you think it will be all right tell nmeu in the next ietter, pleasee. lello, Will. Ilow are you. I won't say any more. Good bye, from Your son. Rob Weeks. PROGRAMi WVOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Of the Methodist Church, Sept. 9th, 1918, at. the Church, 5:30 O'clock... -Social Service Meeting . Bible Lesson: A Great Sabbath Promise for Individuals and Nations. Ise. LVIII, 13-1I) Hymn ii3. P'rayer. Its-ort of officers. Reports of Colnitt es. G eenraI business. i-aflet: "The history and .lustifica tion of Sunday Laws in the United States."-- Mrs. It. It. Jenkison. The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Hese because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA. Ti'i IROMO QL'ININE is better than ordinary Quinine nnd does not cause nervousness not rilginr in hend. Remenber the full namne and took for the siL'nature of ri. w. GROvEt. 30c. This Cour is worti $2.00 to You This Cou of Herbs of]I and Childre: Kidney and to Women. and old. So Zei fered( with Indigein oriI svrail of lierbs (fit Lif is a vreait dletal .\r. .1. P 'arkeir of .tike Cit: mat tim for t wo yiars :- nd one wet has madeil h10 im-fl Ilik , a new m: J1. (. (Cooper. ('adi , S. C., htis 41 doses of He (rbs of Life made hi years. Mr. Roht. Heard, Rt. F. i I, I: hadl Rheurmatism, unable LI) ,vork (If Life hasg tiven him <rat reline Topic: "The Sunday Laws in Our tor Community, Judged by the Standard Dr. of Personal and Religious Liberty." yet Mrs. Jos. Sprott, leader. the Vocal Solo-Mrs. C. N. Sprott. the Talk on "Our New School at Noga- tage les, Ariz." by Mrs. C. R. Sprott. He Closig prayer. ffe, Collection of dues. Due -W-S-S_ Du the BLIND MAN SETE AN whi< EXAMULE OF THRIFT whey a gi Edgefield, Sept. L--Among the few Doe remaining interesting and unique his characters of older Edgefield is Doe- itor Just Receive Famous is going like hot cakes in Cla and have two car loads in tr; This car is making a w now in the market for a car time you wish. Cutting Ou GRANT SIX $1245. Its economy and comfort make GRANT SIX the most useful car you can have right now Its record for durability and high used car value make it a real investment. Dealei THE GRANT ~on A S: Her __ UN' pon and One Dc ife, remedy for n with Worms, Bladder Trouble A tonic for run 1d, under positiv gIe r's Di T EST IMOP No. 2, Scraniton, S. C., has suif years. After taking a few doses >wt ter. ,, S. ('., has~ suffered with Rtheu k's tr'eatment oif Hecrbs oif Life in. iad ind(igestion1 for 15 years. Says m feel better than he has in 15 ike ('ity, S. C., has a son that has Ned Cothran. Since his childhood, tor Cothran has be en totally blind, try all his life he has lived alone at to' foot of Butler in a little cot- int constructed by his own industry. wo nakes his living by gathering and Ir ng herb medicines which are very :tive remedies ror the pellagra. ing his spare moments he makes mattresses of the community,l h he delivers by means of his air elbarrow without the assistance of fly ide. So thrifty and provided is the bor or that he has already purchased Fr tombstone, which greets the vis- ba: on to porch of the cottage. Doc- at d Today An SGrant rendon. We have already s rnsit now-expecting them s ondcrful record all over the we will be glad to give you a t Weight an M NiORE and more pe cars of light GRANT SIX. They ha necessary weight is not oil and tires. The GRANT SIX wi base is as large and at would ask for. By skit tually seems much'long Yet the GRANT SIX of its size-Grant eng ficed sturdiness or dur Its thousands of own to a gallon of gasoline, oil, 7,000 miles or inor tires. In comfort no six ex Its 47-inch cantilever i double-decked springs make "riding comfort'' as applied to this car. Price $1245 f. s in Clarendon County f SIX AN D, HARROl PECIAL SAI bs of I[IL SATUR: >11ar gets one i Indigestion, ] Rhetumatism and Disease down systema e guarantee. -ug Sti 4IALS: $gestionl for 9 years. A*\fter takiigi he says he feels the best he has in be. wihout IIerbs of L ife if' it. was 'dIr. lien ry G-~rant ley of1 Serant on, nch t r'mble' for years and says six (d more g'ood t han anyt hing he eve r ri( for five years. Mrs. Sara Coo )(per, Cade, S. (. s gestion for 20 years. A fter taking 1 she is feeling better than she has' in Cothran's sterling habits of Indus stand to his less thrifty felliow mnsmen of two eyes as a patriotic )etus to thrift in these times when rk to all is imperative. --W - -S-S tLIANS DOWN AUSTRIAN PLANES tome, Sept. 1.-Seven Austrian planes were destroyed by Italian ers yesterday, who, flying low, nbed the railway establishments at rnzen Feste, the Austrian naval e at Pola, and the military woyks Prymolano. cther Car Sixes old several car loads ome time this week. country and if you are demonstration a, any d Waste Dple are turning to the veight-cars like the ve discovered that un hing but waste of fuel. t.h its 114-inch wheel roomy a six as you led body design it ac er than it really is. is not the lightest car ineers have not sacri ibility. ers average 20 gallons )00 miles to a gallon of e from standard 32x1 ells the GRANT SIX. ear springs and the in the seat cushions words of real meaning o. h. Cleveland igby, 'N CARS 3Eof Life DAY 18 package D~yspepsia, L, Catarrh, iS peculiar Sfor young re S. (. has- suf fred with indi C few do-es of Herbs of Lifc 9 years' t imle, andl wouhl not $ 1(.00 a package. s. C., has suffered with stom ses of Ilerbs of Life did him d after taking other medicine s5 she has .suffered witi indi (loses of Herbs of Life, says twenty years, sind would not