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Read the A Sale Read noon, Octobe WE M Our manuft so we have in Si Millinery. We ai Buy Now! MANNIN, FAIR TO BL H[LD AT ANDREWS ACAN IIS FALL The Ti i-County Fair this year will be held October 11th to 15th and from the entries now on the books will sur pass any Fair in varied exhibits ever held in the South. One entry build ing 200x100 feet will be devoted en tirely to Agricultural exhibits. The farmers of the three counties George town, Williamsburg and Berkeley are taking much interest in the Individual Farm Displays 7.nd over twenty far mers have entered the contest. The prizes in this division are $100.00; $50.00; $25.00; $15.00 and $10.00. The Corn Show D)epartment is open to the wor'ld and $25.00 is offered for~ the best ten ears of wvhite corn, any .variety, $15.00 for second and $10.00 for third. The same prizes are also offered for yellow corn, any variety, and~ $10.00 wvill be given for the best bushel of shelled corn white or yellowv. The Poultry Department is open~ to the wvorld andl in addition to the re gular andI the specials is offering $500,00 in grand specials. The equip mient for the Poultry D~epartment is of the latet, designs and furnished by the K~eipper Cooping Co. Many prom inent Eastern pioultrymen will exhibit. J. Lincoln Orr Secretary and manager of' the Madis~on Square New York TOO LATE -Death only a rmatte)r of short time. Don't wait un~itil paina arnd aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking GOLD MEDAL TJhe woi'ldce clan 'ard ronde~i for kidney, iivor, loc'der 8iod 'iric acid auubles---tho Nahti >na) Port- 'I v of Holland since 1696. G3ua -an td. * -. 4~ ize. 'll cd *i'4its. Lo4 fa tim a risun' 4..ot Moaa on avery hoE and acecs't no Iiitation EAGLE "MIKADO"A For Sal at your Dealer ASIC FOR THlE YRLL.OW PEN EAGLE Ml EAGLE PENCIL COM Big Circuit in a Cla Stock I f The Automo e O'clock, Sep 15th, at 5 O'clo4 UST VA MILLINERI icturers would not a :ock our usual Fall S e Closing Out, and .HI G, - Poultry Show and the Washington, D. C. Show will be in attendance and give a talk on poultry. Mr. B. E. Adams, president of the South Caro lina Poultry Association and director for the fourth di.itrict of the Ameri can Poultry Association will judge some of the American classes. Mr. B. R. Callis, a poultry breeder who has judged in the western states and has just located in the south will also judge. A third judge is yet to be selected. The Swine anil cattle D.. partments will show many fine ani mals. All the other sections will of fer fine displays. The Home Demon stration Department wvill occupy an entire building 150x00 feet andl every phase of the wvork will be shown by model means andl actual work of the department. Lectures andl demon strations will be given daily by U. S. G;over'nment experts. This wvill be the first complete exhibit of the wvork of the IHome Demonstration D~epartment ev'er shown in the south and has been arranged by Miss Christine South in (o-operation with the U. S. D~epart ment, of Agr'eulture. Feour large ex h1ibit buildings will be required to house the show. Friday, October 14'th Hion. Henry C. Wallace, Secretary U. S. D~epartment of Agriculture and Hon. A. F. Lecver of the Farm Loan Boardl will be the guests of the Association. Secretary Wallace will present on this occasion a gold medal to the best farmer of the Tri-Counties, and lion. A. F. Lever wvill present a silver pitcher to the housewife making the greatest score in kitchen imp~rovemlent. Tlhie Tri-County Fair Association was or gaized for the p~urp~ose of holding yearly an exhibition that wvouldl be of edlucational value not only to the Coastal Plain but to the entire South, andl at its third annual fair this year proposes to dlemonlstrate to the visi tors that it is carrying out its object. LEAGUE C'OUNCIL4 IN SESSION TOD)AY Geneva, Aug. 28 (By the Associ :ated Press)-The council of the league of nations will meet tomor row morning at 10 o'clock and will take up as its first work the Silo sian question referred to it by the interallied supreme council. Vis count Ishii, prlesident of the council of the league, today told the Asso.. ciated Press that he personally would present the case as the time wvas too short after the dleclination of Count Quinones (Ie Leon ,the Span Pencil No.174 ad nfive:de CIL WITH THE RED BAN4D IKADO PANY, NEW YORK Lr* AI ba ss by Its( Eought bi bile will be given tember 10th. Th k. LCATE! ccept cancellation, howing of Superb will disregard cost. [RS( CHI ROPRACTIC WHAT IS CHIROPRACTIC? It is scientific method of adjusting the cause of disease without the use of (ugs or instruments of any kind, and is based on the correct knowledge of anatomy. The Chiropractic idea is that the cause of disease in the person afflicted and the adjustment corrects the condition that produces it. The function of every organ in the body is controlled by mental im ---pulses, which arie .transmitted over nerves. Andl any impmngment of the nerves interfering wvith the transmission of mental im lses5C results in abnormal function, called dIisease. This interference is pirodluced b~y ai subluxatedl (d isplaced) vertebrae pressing upon nerves as they pass out from the spinal cord. The t rained adjuster is able to locate the point of obstruct ion or initerfer ence, and by means of adijusting the (isplaced vertebrae back to normal atlignment corrects the cause of the dIisease and normail cond it ior~s, or' health is the result. C. CORBETTr COL E. I). C. Chiropractor. hlours 9 to 12; 2 to 5; 7 to 8 602 City NatI., Bank Building Sumnter, S. C2. ish representative, to serve, to choose aniothfer person to present the report. Viscount Ihii wvill make a simpl9 presentation to the council of the documents turned over to hiim by the supreme council. An early decision on~ the question is not explected as te memb~ers will requtiire time to study the papers. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA'TIONS tHERE An openl comfpetitive examination uinder the rules of the U. S. Civil Ser v'ice Commission for the position of Clerk-Carrier in the Postollice Mann.. ing, S. C., will be heldl on September 24th, 1921, commencing at 9 o'clock a. im. A pplications for this examination Imust be madle on the prescribedl form, which, with necessar y inst ructions, may be obtained from the Commis sion's local representative, Secretary local Civil Service Board, at the Man ning, S. C. Po!4toffice, or from the undersigned. All piersons wishing to take this ex amimation should secure blanks andl fie their appllicationis with the under signedl at onice in ordler to aullow time for any necessary corrections andl to arrange for the examination. Secretary, Fifth Ciil Service Dist., Atlanta, Ga. JO)ICD)AN NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Alice Dukes of Chatrlestoni, i. visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. .June. Mr. J. N-. Chewning is continied to his bed with fever. Messrs. "Pete' Chewning, Earnest Juno. Monron Ridgill. nd A rchk Wa Af--Fully Eager I to the luck Boy c e Phonograph wi ---MUS LADIES Late arrivals ( ing Out Sale Price New Plaited \ Ladies, your c wearing apparel. ' ->mpson I)~ retilur-< home la-t Tues day fronla trip d'iwl the Satee((.1,01 Wrights luir to the A. C, L. ra>drond briidge alII( back to Little River'. 'lcy intelled -oii. baek to Wrights 1 but some motor trouble caused t0h0m1 to stop. The ti-ll) was made ill .1 11.ntor >>at a.0( the boys re iort a fi~le L;e. A basewball game was played hevro last Friday bet ween the 10dll-,a ila Davis Station school teams and was won by Jordan, the score being 15 to iI Greatest sport yoi to pull out your m papers and some] 'Albert and roll up, rette! That's becaus is so delightfully go refreshing in a ciga: just like it is in a pipe! You never si get your fill - P. joy'usly friendly appetizing. 'Prince 'Albert wil revelation to your tas other tobacco at any;1 in its class! 'And, it r AR1Ni tch Your One-thirt 3uyers! or Girl Saturday 11 be awarded S. T SELL ' READY-TO )f New Fancy Plaid I , $3.98 and $4.98. 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