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V~V. Dependable merchandise has alwa sirable than ever, because of the oppo ing poor material for good and gettii this, we, therefore, feel free to say th to buy your goods from merchantsith regardless of prices. It has always been our policy to ca Furnishings that cannot be excelled, a placed principally with the following ity in material and workmanship: Clothing Isaac Hamburger & Sons. Michael, Stern & Co. Hats Jno. B. Stetson Co. No Name Hat Mfg. Co. Our lines of Hosiery, Collars, Be] houses mentioned above, and we are ie Boys for Spring. The Sumter SUMTI ummmmmmmmmmmunummmmuumun SHE fNew S pring Inter Ladies' Oxfords in Tan 4 $7.50 t, - Pumps in Kid and Patei $8.00 t< Kamp Trainp Oxfords for3 C ~1$2.50i Kid Boud, Tennis Shoes :1 for Men, Ladi ~Shaw & McCoIlu PHONE 68 1.1 S. M4 Slothing! rs been desirable. Today, it is more de rtunities that manufacturers have of us ,ig off with it. The consumer pays for at never before has it beed as important' at you KNOW handle dependable goods rry lines of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and rid our orders for spring have been concerns who stand at all times for qual Shoes Geo. E. Keith Co. (Walk Overs.) Hurley. Shirts Emery. ts, Trunks, Etc., are just as good as the ady to supply your needs for Men and Clothing Co. ,R, S. C. D1 )ES Styles est ing Prices and Black, A to D width, >$15.00 ait Leather, A to D width, $15.0 hildren, in Black, Tan, White, :o $5.50 >ir Slippers, .50 and Oxfords es and Children. mn Mercantile Co. din St. SUTER, S. C. * Oft I. T. KINDAll ISON GULTY Charged With Violation of Harrison Anti-Narcotic Act.-Leniency Asked. Florence; March 19-Dr. H. T. Ken dall, Columbia physician, was convict ed of violating the Harrison anti-nar cotic act in the United States Court here-today. His attorney, Barney Evans, made a motion for a new trial which Judge Smith refused. Mr. Evans then made a plea in behalf of his client for lenieney ;n thq matter of sentence, requesting particularly the mercy of the court in omitting the us ual prison term. Mr. Evan's stated that such men as J. Pope Matthews and Col. Wylie Jones were on Dr. Kendall's bond, indicating the degree of confidence in which he was held in Columbia, and charged that by some he had been grossly maligned. The court would not comniit itself .in any respect but deferred pronounc ing sentence util Tuesday. Dr. Keindall was charged spefical ly with having purchased between' February 18, 1918, and September 2, 1919, approximately 11,000 grains of morphine in powder and tablets, and 5,600 grains of cacaine for which he failed to show a proper record of dis position provided for in the Harrison act. According to the testimony to day of Government Agents Wnna maker and Fouche, Dr. Kendall pro duced records of purchases when they called on him in Columbia, but when asked for records showing dispensa-1 tion he informed the agents that he had no such records and was not aware that the law required him to keep them. Today on the witness stand Dr. Kendall produced what he calimed. was a complete set of dispensation records which he said were at his home when the agents called to check him up. He stated that these recordsl were in the sape of memoranda. He also declared that he was not given an opportuinty to get these records from his house. Upon cross-examina tion he admitted that he did not in form the agent that he had these records', nor (lid he ask for an oppor tunity to go ot his home and get them. Dr. Kendal admitted giving narcotie, to addicts for the purpose of making them "comfortable", but declared that he had never tried to cure them and (lid not want to be bothered with them. He stated that he has used a quantity of cocaine in the treatment of venereal diseases. .0o R EAiDY FOR THE HESSIAN FLY. It is likely that more will be learned this year about the Hessian fly than in any year since Gen. Howe's hired Hessians are supposed to have That Ther< No Vibra Sin the Silent Alar This remarkable plarnt ope under full load mounte I three ordinary drinking g) Experts and laymen alike are amazed at th'o quietness and lack of vibration in the . Silent Alarno. There are a score or more, of electric light and power plants that will generate electricity. But how long will they last? [How often will they require attention? Service is what you want. And to guarantee it a must get a plant that does not vibrate-that runs I smoothly and quietly--that won't shake nuts and bolts and bearings loose-and Ibe out of commission in a few months. Select the S Efea -the plant endorsed by prominent I where. The only plant in the world v rotating, sleeve-valve motor. Thesecie plant that does not Wbrate and that v I. house or shake itself to pieces. The no special anchoring or concrete (f1 5t la built right. Remember This. No electric light p pendable than its motor. And no good, can operate efficiently for ar short period when subject to seve stands to reason. NELSON 1 * it. . * Put paint your dwelling-h -your silo-all fat Lucas Paint. It v longer life, better pr ket value, better appe -arposely Made I are made to uniform Vou can always rely on quality-real economy. reputation in a ers deu&/s the 7 paint. ", It Wi Sen& for iml Money on Pa at M t r, i g .a 1e~intiamese brought the pest to Long Island dur ig the Revolution. There have been numerous destructive outbreaks of the Hessian fly and a great deal has been found out about it, but nobody was in position to (1o the job properly. Another outbreak is likely this spring, and the United tSates Department of Agriculture is ready for it. Two years ago the appropriation for Hessian fly work was increased suf icieAtly Lu provide for the principal needs. Shortly afterwards the Bu reau of Enitomology established three stations for the purpose of systemat ie study. They are at Carlisle, Pa., Centralia, Ill., and Wichita, Kans. Each station is equipped with a full set of weather instruments, and sever al readings are taken each day thru out the year. Sowings have been made at various dates for several years to determine the fly-free period of each year. Experiments have been eon dlucted with man', varieties of wheat to determine their fly-resisting quali 4; Ir iv !C asse';&L _ LAA ~tric Light and Power P engineers every. Come in and 'ih the noiseless, All parts, except til ntifically balanced com pact, durable ur 'ill not shake the mnec hanicalIlyp perec plant that needs Automatic governo andation, because motor at every poin even the least exper lant is more de- Cotne in yourself an moohowever -esl runs--how motorvibration, Enjoy ele< ore than a very extent by installing re vibration. It perfected and longe: and see for yourself. \/IOYTOR COY, M-mr Join t rnsurance on Duse-your barn m buildings. Use till pay premiums in >ection, higher mar irance. Wo Every Purapoe-. standard-the ;dgAesr. Luras lone-wear working 70 Years of painv-making ferycan. Lucas Paint cov. space of cheap "mixed" thstanda the storms. wrtant bulletin "Save Le'wing tells how.'f Ctctoy Co, tics. Exhaustive investigations are tiner way oil parasites or thfe Hessian fly. The main object is to detrmine what efrect the p erence or absence of any particular parasite la- on period ical outbreaks of the fly. When the last great outbreak came five or six years ago no such complete preparation for study had been made. If the threatening one materializes this spring the preparation that has been made should result in a number of ilmortant studies. 0 TWO-lIEADED CALF IS BORN Latta, March 21 .--A t wo-headed calf was recently born on the farm of Nathaniel Scott. about three miles from here. Photographs have been made of the freak and show that the heads are both lerfectly formed. The cow in giving birth died. The calf lived for about four hours. Mr. S. E. Hrunison .f Latta, has had the animal's bod.,y embalymed and has it onl exhibition at his stor. e batris jaeasebldin . lmo ing pat r nlsd -sadsu/fs aeur h elSiletAam-hmotigy tllming pat Come enclosdy 1'a an R ahtof aeur h