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Just Recei A Car Lo WAGO WX7E HAVE just receiv of a car load of Thoi -the wagon made in th< hardwood region bf tough and hickory. These are the long wear many patented features. old standard track. Not the lowest priced wagons bi the end the cheapest.. Summerton Live Sto< Summerton, S Farm Maci We are agents in for one of the very of Farm . Machin I United States, *TH E AVE R1 SWe Have All Kinds of PLOWS, I CULTIVATOR; STALK CUTT COTTON PLAI * GRAIN DRILL * In fact, almost any A Farm Machine lin 5 See us fir I Coffey & The Live Stock D4 Use The Times Classified Colu ved id of NS ed a shipment, -nhill Wagons heart of the highland oak. wagons with Made with the at the best and in r61-N), k Coipany, IC. inery this county best lines ery in the { LINE! ERS, iTERS, S, Etc. thing in the st. R ig by. salers1 inn for Quick Result HOW TO SELECT CLOTHES THAT GIVE BEST SERVICE Different Types of Figures Require Gowns of Different Designs and Materials-Color Is a Big Factor in Clothes Which Are Suitable and Good Looking. Women's clothing requires more careful thought than that for men and children. The intermediate type ' of figure is not difficult to clothe at tractively, but the more extreme types j the slender and the stout, need careful attention. Once a woman has decided on the typq of design which suits her best, she should choose clothing which in general lines is always the same. Monotony can be avoided by using dif ferent materials ifnd trimmings. Such i garments may usually be kept in good style by slight changes in sleeves, col lar, and fullnes sof the skirt. For very tall, slight people, designs should be chosen that suggest round ness and normal height. Soft, full blouses, full skirts, and draped ef fects are good; if the height seems too great, horizontal lines brought into the costume by means of flounces, bands, and tucks, will tend to reduce it. Plaids and figured materials with large areas of design are admissible on a slight, tall figure; also soft, deep pile stuffs for coats, and bright, shim mery, lustrous materials are good. Designs Suitable for the Stout Figure For tho stout figure, designs should I be chosen that suggest height and slenderness. Loose, easy-fitting gar ments with straight, unbroken lines suggc(.t height. Lines that carry the eye to the center of the figure will diminish its breadth. No lines should carry directly acros sthe figure, for they seem to lessen the height and in crease the breadth of the figure. Sep arate waists and skirts, unlses the waist is of the same color as the skirt or is so adjusted as to fall over the skirt, will tend to broaden the fiure and dliminish the height. A surplice line of the opening of the waist is good; narrow gridles draped loosely about the fiure, crossed in the back and brought to the front again with one end looped over the other, suggest height. The stout woman should choose soft nonlustrous materials, such as crepe de chine, crepe Georgette, serge, gab ordine, voile, and batiste. Plaids and large figuredi materials are out of the Squestion. and stripes should be cau tiously chosen. Colors should be I avoided that make the lines of the figure stan(d out prom inently, cloth ing experts in the United States De partmient of Agriculture aflirm in a reMt bulletin on selection and care of clothing. Taupe, gray, and dark blue are usually best in this respect, but all dull, dark colors ire safer than light or bright ones. Suit the Colors of the Wearer. Colors should be carefully chosen not only in relation to the figure but in reference to the complexion, color of thie hair and eyes of the Wearer as wll.I There is no general rule by which one can choose becoming col 0ors. Therefore, one must rely on m one's own taste, judgment, and ex pierience. In general, women with fresh, clear complexions find a great er rnge of be'coming colors than oth ers wh hav little color, but patie nt. exermetation will discover those w 'hiIch ar beoming to either type. It i s safe to choose such colors as are in Ihar mony with the color of the* eves, hair, and compilexion. D~ark blue is a universally becoming tcolor. Taupe, (lark blue, blac k and ray in whliich violet predominates.ar good colors to be uised by the woman w ho is stout. Bright aggressive col ois make th( stout figure seem. larg er. fBright gay colors may be chosen ftor the young, slight girlish figure, but alw~ays wvith a thought to the gen eral coloring. ----- - tTRAPS lHEU" TO IED)UCE S NUMBlEhI OF FLIES IN HOMEg As a supplementrymeans of con trolling flits, traps are of much value.! Tlo obtain freedom from the pests tne best method is either to dlispose com-' Sple~tely of their breeding places or' tol tr'eat these places wvith chemicals. Triaps will help capture the flies that have escaped from (destruction in oth er ways. F ly trapping should begin early in the spring to be most effective. Al--I hthough comparatively few will be Icaught then, their destruction means thepreentonof the dlevelopment of milosof flies by midsumfmer. T Ihe same general principle is in volved in nearly all fly traps, although Sthey may appear quite different. The flies are attracted into a cage through ai passa5ge, the entrance of wvhich is l arge andl the exit small, so there is little chance of the flies, once in, find .'ing their wvay out again. One kind is a window trap which catches the flies "as they endeavor to leave or enter a building. The garbage can trap catches| S those that have entered garbage cans.I i FAMILY MEDICINE V0 a Her Mother's Home, Says This Georgia Lady, Regarding Black. Draught. Relief From Head ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc. Ringgold, Ga.- Mrs. Chas. Gastorn, f this place, writes: "I am a user t Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact, t was one of our family medicines.. Llso in my mother's home, when I vas a child. When any of us child. on complained of headache, usually aused by constipation, she gave us dose of Black-Draught, which would ectify the trouble. Often in the pring, we would have malaria and hills, or troubles of this kind, we vould take Black-Draught pretty reg ilar until the liver acted well, and vo would soon be up and around gain. We would not be without it, or it certainly has saved us lots of loctor bills. Just a doso of Black Draught when not so well saves a ot of days In bed." Thedford's Black-Draught has been n use for many years in the treat nent of stomach, liver and bowel roubles, and the popularity which it iow enjoys is proof of its merit. If your liver is not doing its duty, rou will suffer from such disagree Lblo symptoms as headache. bilious less, constipation, indigestion, etc., Lnd unless something Is done, serious rouble may result. Thedford's Black-Draught has been 'ound a valuable remedy for these roubles. It Is purely vegetable, and tcts in a prompt and natural way, 'egulating the liver to its propdr unctions and cleansing the bowels of MpuritIes. Try it. Insist on Thed. ord's, the original and genuine. E 73 'he manure box trap retains the flies ihich are bred from infested manure ut into a box. A bulletin issued by raps are much effective and economi al. Fly paper may be prepared in he United States Department of Ag iculture for free distribution gives ull directions for making and operat ig a number of kinds of fly traps. The question of selecting the best ait for flies is an important one. It hould be remebered that it is usual y the fermentation which renders the naterial attractive to these insects, mud that baits are most attractive luring their most active period of fei nentation. For the house fly, ex eriments indicate that a mixture of heap cane molasses is mixed with hree parts of water. The attractive wss becomes marked the second or hird (lay. Sticky fly papers are of some value n destroying flies which have gained c(cess to houses, but they have mark Sumter Marb1 Sumter J. P. Con We design, build an mental work in narble c Also carry the larg an(l grates in the State will call. Double Seal Piston . Are Gu We Guarantee Double Seal Rinj. a F'UL L SIET is p)roperly instal chase, the user should become< refund the money we receive fi andi the original invoice showir returned through the chainnelsr l)OWN." COLUMBIA SU 823 WVest Gervais St. OUR BANI THEY ARE INSEPARABLE 5 A good future withou doesnl't often happen, y Our institution is a] and investing bank. We solicit the patrons al attributes are likewis ly desire to become such 'You never r'egret m< Suse to regret when it is The Bank 1 JOSEPH Si T. M. MU ed limitations and numerous objec tionable features. For use out of door the following manner: Take two pounds of rosin, one pint castor oil and heat together until it looks like molasses. Take an ordinary paint brush and smear the hot preparation on any kind of paper-an old news. paper is good-ald plce severfAl sheets about the room. A dozen of these may be made at the cost of one cent. Probab'y the best poison bait for house flies is formaldehyde in milk, used at the rate of about two teaspoon of formaldehyde to a pint of a mix-. ture of equal parts of milk and water. This is placed in places frequented by flies. A piece of bread or a sponge adds to the ef'ectiveness. As formaldehyd.- is poison, this bait must be kept away from young children. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE I will apply to the Judge of Probate for Clarendon County on the 17th day of May 1920, at 11 o'clock A. M. for detters of discharge as administrator of the estate of Septimus Logan. de con sedI. Jeratt E. Logan, pd. Administrator. Pinewool, S. C., April 10, 1920. NOTICE I will apply to the Probate Court of Clarendon County, S. C., on Mon day, May 3, 1920 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon for a final discharge as administrator of the estate of Mat thew Bancroft Lesesne, deceased. 13-5tc. Fred Lesesne. '11t V4-CADILLAC Bland Cars of Character SUMTER, S. C, e & Mantle Co. mander Prop. S. C. d erect all kinds of monu r granite. est stock of mantels, tile , write and our salesman Rings for Automobiles I aran teed. s to give entire satisfaction. WXhen led. It', within 60 days after pur lissatistied with the rings, we will >r them uplon1 receipt of the ngs, g purchase. The rings should be aceivedl. Ask for "KEEP UPKEEP PPLY COMPANY Columbia, S. C. K and our Future t saving is something that ou know. >rogressive money saving go of these whose person 3-and those who earnest mney saved. There is no gone. )f Manning "ROTFT, President ZON AI. shn erhls