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Cloth O be "right" a be such as t practically unconsI appearance---he sh OVER dressed as That's the I Clothing that bear mark of Quality, w perfect. Men who wear ou never self-consciou appearance is CO) forget self and cen tion on their affair If ou want real C vestigate our Soci< The P "THE HEART Of HUMANITY" Maurice Pat AT PASTIME THEATRE The id JUNE 18th and 19th Also 3,000 gees, Civi Nannette - - ---- Dorothy Phillipa Nannette, th John Patricia _ _ William Stowell She is engA Pal Patricia ------Robert Anderson Widow Patr Jules Patricia . . . . Lloyd Hughes other brothe A 0 The Econom The Hyatt high duty bearings on ceft ofeDort cars are big enough Yet, Dort bearings throughout th< It's not for ordinary driving that I bearings are fitted. It is for the emt eerything else for lon lie and infrequent adjustment. Bearings are of the right type for t: fron wheels New oDepartur1 abafts, phosphor bro 1' o- t' tr. The Thoma Mai DQO&RT MOnTQTP~ ng C suit of clothes must :o render its wearer ious of his personal ould know he is not well as. not shabby. find We Sell -s the unmistakable ith style, fit and finish r Clothing are never s. They KNOW their RRECT, hence can ter their entire atten 's. lothing Comfort, in sty Brand line. 4ew Id MORRIS NESS, Manager. ricia - Frank Braidwood little girl. ia -- George Hackathorn John returns from col Patricia - Margaret Mann up on the way as a tr iael __ _ Walt Whitma, panion Oscar Strang. Ja [rish-American .------tte are overjoyed to be Pat O'Malley their happiness is cloude Soldiers, Marines, Refu- who is attracted to Bans, Etc. makes lovc to her. N ever, remains true to J e Canadian village lives pulses the attentions of e ward of Father Michael. Then conies war, t ged to John, son of the opening of hostilities c icia. John is one of four wedding day of John y ofe Big oB a ings ou s to gie a airfctor of saeyois fa motdt chasis re popotioaejs thoveohr. Ng pulestheatentem.o ove ot bearng Thdn' wes ut. The openia tghl nger ut whnast-esc ralowm doebcmnsar the re lei povisio fordqiand eay take-unp Sin evry bearng ind the ur ther so a1oesClensat alfeib. the Wxe willoits ut thes uknsuth pinon Lng- tohem. oSve Dotaig on't Ceo. Te rnig Sm C.r ern nth a hr d ning. COMFA rnfortg V1ahCln ) a Co. service with the Canadian forc< lege, picking One after another all but John a iveling com- killed, and misery comes into tl hn and Nan- home of the Widow Patricia. Thi reunited, but Nanette's child comes to soften t1 d by Strang, grief of the mother and the anxie anette and of the wife. Finally the fifth son anette, how- the widow enlists. ohn and re- John's letters home tell of the su Strang. ferings endured by French and B< [ews of the gian children in the war and Nanet :mes on the finally determines to go to their a mnd Nanette. She enlists in the Rd Cross and as enlist - for assigned to duty in a convent France. She sees her husband, m an aviator, but soon afterwardl he brought down inside the German lik andl is made prisoner. In the meantime, Oscar Strang I comes an officer in the German arn In the advance on Paris the Germa take the convent in which Nanett.e on duty, and Strang meets Nane1 again. He attacks her and a terri fight dlevelops. She succeeds - fina in escaping to another room andl be the dloor. Meanwhile John escapes from t German war prison and, in the u form of a German soldlier wyhom ,h's killed, sta:'s for the conve Nanette. safe for the time being I hindl a b~arred~ door, stands in horn as Strang r 9unds on th9 daor .01 side. She grasps -a knit'', determir to plunge it into her bosomi if I door yields. John, after killing two Gernm guards, renehhos the ro~om in wh StL'ang is strugtelinte to open the do - There is a fight and iin kills Strar Then he forces open the door, fin'l that his wif'e has stabbed herst She does not die, how% ever, an~l covers after several weeks in a h pital. Nanette is persuaded to go b)1 home, which she dloes after ,Jo urges that their boy now needs h There is a happy reunion in the lit Canadian village between mother a child but their joy becomes st greater when JTohn, one day aft pedee is signed, walks back tot arms of his mother, wife and child. NOTI[CE. The qjualitied voters residing Plowdlen Mill School District No. wvill hereby take noti.'e that an ek tion wvill be held at the Eniterpri School Ilouse in said District Trhurtsdlay, JTune 19th, ;190, for t purpose of voting upon the queisti, of whether saidl District shall le and collect annually an add~litior special tax of five (5) mills for ge oral school purposes. Voters will bring with them th< registration certificates andl taxr Polls will be open at 8 o'clock. M. and close at 4 o'clock P. M. By ordler of J. M. Montgomery, W. C. SmIth, E. M. McFAveen, .Trustees in and for Said Sch( District. Alcolu, S. C. June 4, 1919.-.-24-2t-nd. YORK THE MAJOR'S GUEST Tennessee's Famous Soldier Accord- e ed High Honors. Nashville, June 8.-Sergt. Alvin C. i York, and his party will make the trip from Crossilvle to Nashville tomorrow in a special coach as the personal guests of Major Rutledge Smith, of Cooksville. Major Smith left for Crossville tonight to meet Tennessee's favorite son. The party consists of Sergt. York, his bride, his mother and brother, Major Rutledge Smith, who gave the order that sent York into the ser vice and thence to France, is now paying him the courtesy of brining him to the capital as his pmrs'nal -CADILLAC a Bland a f Cars of Character I SUMTER, S. C. I y Kill The We have the stu to the worms an< PARIS 4 A RSENATI Both in bulk a Powder and Come and Dickson's I :s. re "The Rext m-Ni he - ' LONG t1. tej iatsf LAAi he in e-~ S alf Rightt cT - Aod uest. While in Nashville, York will e the guest of the Governor at the xecutive mansion. York will greet the public at all tations on the route. MHAT CHANGE IN WOMAN'S LIFE drs. Godden Tells How It May be Pasaed in Safety and Comfo:t. Fremont, O. -"i 1.3 r -.;-:-; through he critical period of lit,'. hiring forty six years of age and had all the symp toms incidenttothat change-heat flash es, nervousness, and was in a general run down condition, so it was hard for me to do my work. , Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Con pound was recom mended to me as the best remedy for my troubles, which it urely proved to be. I feel better anu tronger in every way since taking it, nd the annoying symptoms have disap eared. " - Mrs. M. GODDEN, 925 Na oleon St., Fremont, Ohio. Such annoying symptons as heat ashes, nervousnass, backache, head che, irritability and " the blues," may e speedily overcome and the syste estored to normal conditions by this amous root and herb remedy Lydia E. 'inkham's Vegetable Compound. If any complications present them elves write the Pinkham Medicine Co., ynn, Mass., for suggestions how to vercome them. The result of forty ears experience is at your service and our letter held in strict confidence. m Now! ff to put an end I bugs. ?REEN of LEAD nd package. Liquid Guns see us. )rug Store, ill Store" ING 00 ction for the ooth. appetite and a- benefit ioyment in IG formn. n1y 5 cents >ackage.