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ROADS SCUOOL beginnin 9 time" It Is %is hand which - dout theforest, blast ed out t i"plowed oiit the field, and achieved his sublime bravery and o "tf greatest- glories of the world. It is man, which has ascende4 high est mountains of thought and plunged deepest . into the tdmr stous sea of untraversed thdught. "n- fact the great deeds of man, the progrefs of civiliation, ,in his. daring is not im valed. by. -coatrast t9. JxplGer, of -old.. e ahto sun itself. He has guided the world and supplanted doubt and uncertainty, by truth and progreps. Tb e great.d"endo of men with their instingtive characteristics, marki their name throughout the' years, with a halo infinite. William' Brunson. Second Negative by Mdry Esther McKnight I think that woman is greater than man for a kood many reasons. First, that from the beginning of time down to the present day, women have been fantous in all fields of endeavor, and notwithstanding her civil and political han'dicaps, many of which still exist, she has accomplished quite as much and a great deal more than men. Second, Woman was chosen to be the mother of mankind, and also the mother of the infant Christ, I love to remember that; "Not she with trait ious kiss her Savior stung, Not she 'denied Him with unholy tongue-she, hile apostles shrank,'coild dangers brave-Last at the cross' and earliest ttt the grave." For these great dis tinctions, I believe, to her was, given the qualities to be the nobler, tend er, and greater. My opponent may say, that the country we are now living in, would have remained undiscovered had it not been for man, but, remember had it not been for a woman pawning her jewels to finance him, even his ships and provisions could not have been purchased to begin the voyage. See At one at th T Sfine to be sui I response2S when y jump your car a) just as necesary to be Oin aI low throttle. It is not so difficult -gasoline that will dL these things welL. Eu a balancedl ga~.:s omny, cheun burning o age, took years of ex from every prodneha' mnmerable tests ini el physical laboratories thkousandl~s of aultomfl( And wvhen you STANDA Tiried "'wat weak and run-owa," relates Ur&. Eula Burnett, of Dalton "was thin andI $$st felt tired, all the time. I. dst rest well. 1, wasn't ever hungry. I knew, by this, I needed a tonic, astd a there is none better than ICARDOUll Te Wo'ma's Tono I began using Cardu," centinu:e Mrs. Burnett. ""After my first bottlej I slept better and ate bettr. I took tour bottles. Now I'm well, feel just fine, eat and sleep, mir skin Is 'clear an I have pined and sure feel that Cardul is the best tonic ever made." Thousands of other women have 'found Car4ul just as Mrs. Burnett 414. It iUyGgl help. you. At all druggists. Columbus trudging his way along the dusty highway- begging bread by the wryside, seeking aid for the equip ment of his voyage, from one king to another. Refused by every man he then seeks aid from a woman; and she pawns her jewels to equip him for his voyage. The name of Queen Isa e next the re of quieI~ types~ and uinder L311d wat toi rvie aleIt to idleC 'Stand J~ard" M surpassing good to makie a derful in ,voluti. > either of (O~)cpletnss of to pr'od..ee mriIeage'. It assi (cwer, econ. peiling p)oweri 2d big mile- Even in coild m perenc in3 perfectly conit(J 'with(1IX2 crde shi..?ilh, you e' g field, in- Iran, clean..buri ieical andir miix~ltre of "E tand with Gasolinie. WVhy biles (of all with othecrs "jn:> Lf'ed oil say PO LA R I NE. Af ' suae care-ahbays right. RID OIL COM (New Jersey) bOllaf ill ever I e the pages of hdt ry,'and hf' 0iory Will list for ver in the Western Hemisphere, as the emblem of ohe of the greatest and noblest deeds of histpry. Then again history tells us of Joan of Arc, noted maid of Orleans, known as the savior of France, who led her country on to vict6ry. Wounded in battle and finally taken prisoner she died the death of a martyr--heing )urned at the stake, where she heroicly met he'r doom. Also Cleopatra queen of Egypt, who reigned under the patronage of Julius Caesar. Then there is the world's first war hurse, Florence Nightingale. From a girl she attended the sick an.l needy and in the Crimean war becaine famous as the world's first war nurse She found favor with kings and queens, atnd was the indirect founder of the Red Crogs of today. There are many women writers who are famous, the whole world over, and in fact women surpasses men in art of any kind. Take for instance Rosa Bonheur famous painter whose won derful paintings occupy an important place in the famous art galleries of the world. Then other spectacles of women's lives that illume history-are famous Queen Victoria who was one of the most popular rulers of history, Clara Barton who was the organizer of the American Red Cross, Emma C. Wil lard first woman educator and first to advocate higher education for womei. and first to substitute kindness for punishment in school. Julia Ward Howe author of the most loved of American battle hymns. Susan B. Anthong the first Tem perance advo cate and others equally as great whose deeds show that the heresy en tertained and ivnplied by sonic that woman is p mere adjunct to man, an appendage or an afterthought-evi dent to them because a man was first created is a false thought. They per haps have not observed the fact that the animals of the earth and the fowls of the air were created before man so that such an argument drawn from priority of creation-would prove that animal was greater than man. Solomon by the stroke of his pen set forth the imperial character of a woman. He shows that the graces of her heart and life will ever give coro nation to her. l.'. Ding full powi motor fuel is tor' Gasoline o)f ne(ss. It is woni itflame~t~ speed, 'athuer, whleni less ionedt gasoliner is :1m (opera~te, onm a uing, ecomnmical it:.dal"] Motor I as~ good"? 'de with the P ANY ( li WQmawr-s an indenendent reation and was 4tended _1 1i sIhecose, to live blo.e, to walk alone, act alone, think alone and fight the battle of life alone. Thp Bible says: "It is not good for man to be alone,' but does not say anything about woman being alone. The fact that there is such a large majority of women in the world today proved that they are the greater and will soon be the guiding spirit in all that takes place. It is easier for a woman to be a Christian than a man because her heart is more responsive to the plead ings of divine love. The fact that she can more easily become a Christian can be proven by the statement that three-fourths of the members of the Churches in all Christendom are wo men. So God has appointed them the chief agencies for bringing this world back to hih. I think that woman is indeed great er than man and I heartily agree with the writer who said: "The hand that rockls the cradle is the hand that rules the world." THE SUMTER COUNTY FAIR The Sumter County Fair Associa tion, and the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce most cordially invite every white school teacher and pupil of every school in Lee, Clarendon, Florence, Richland, and Kershaw coun ties to attend our fair on Sumter County School Day, November 18th as the guests of the Fair Association with free admission to the fair grounds. No tickets will be required. All that will have to be done will be for the teachers and pupils to say G. C. COOPER, Licensed Optometerist EYES Carefully Examined, Glasses Fitted, Broken Lenses Duplicated. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SUTMER, S. C. er load WDA LIN EXPECTAW Prepared for B DO YOU know that thous suffer at child-birth? Pe many others that this should a' Let Mrs. Mattic Paul, of Ocilla, Ga., tell you. She is onec of thousands who has demonstrated this fact: "As liam a young mother of one baby, 1 am writing for free booklet to 'expectant mothers.' I used only two bottles of Mother's Friend be fore I was confined vnd had a quick and easy time through labor. I can recommend Mother's Friend to all expectant mothers. I will never go through pregnancy without it." You, too, can have this booklet for expectant mothers by sending coupon below. WARNING: Avoid using p/i they act only on the skin and ina Used by Expectant Mothers for Three Generations they are teachers and pupils and give the name of their schools. They can come in groups or individually-just as they prefer. Plans are about completed for a mammoth pageant of progress parade on Sumter County School Day in which it is confidently expected that several thousand city and rural school children-and hundreds of teachers and members of women's home dem onstration clubs, girls canning, sew ing, gardening, poultry and other clubs will march. There will be other attractive and spectacular features of this big parade. Sumter county wants the teachers and school children of every county adjoining Sumter coun ty to be with us on Sumter County School Day as Sumter county believes in stressing educational advantages and creating interest in city, town, and rural educational facilities. A moving picture film will be made of this parade for exhibition all over this country. We would appreciate it if Coat-Suits RED UCED 33 1-3 Per Cent. NEW DRESSES 33 1-3 Per Cent. RED UCED "TheStore of Cou~ 1513 Main St., C EAGLE "MIKADO" For Sale at your Dealer 'ASK FOR THEL YELLOW PEN EAGLE MI EAGLE PENCIL COM4 MOTHER. bys Coming ands of women never really rhaps you have thought with lways be the :ase. But how? it goes into the features of maternity mnl gives, in a plain, interesting manner, info-nation about what the mother n s in clothig before baby is born; what clot'aing v ill be necessary for the baby; an interesting table as to the probable date of delivery; simple but necessary and helpful rules of hygiene to follow, and much other worth-while infor mation. This little booklet also tella about Mother's Friend and the wonderful good it is doing for expectant mothers. Don't let false modesty keep you from performing this duty to yourself-your family--and your baby. Send for your copy NOW. ,in oils, greases and substitues y cause harm without doing good. -- - - - - ------ -------- -- - ----------. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Dept. 20, Atlanta, Ga. IPlease scnd me without cost a copy of your 1. I booklet on MOTHERHOOD and The BABY. Name-------------------------------.. . . St., R. F. .. Town-------------------State ou will kindly extend this invitation Ahrough your columns. Yours truly, E. I. REARDON Manager Department of Pubiicity and Amusements. W. T. BROWN, President, J. FRANK WILLIAMS, Seety. NOTICE Notice is h.er'eby giva by the un lersigned that Certificate of Deposit. "o. 11 in the First, National Bank of Manning for $1156.20 has been de stroyed or lost, and that application will be made to The Fitat National Bank forI a new Certificate of I)eposit m1 Thursday, the 15th day of Decem )er, 1921, at 10 o'clock A. Al. Paxville Sehool District No. 19 By H1. J. TISDATLE, Cha irmanii Board of Trustees. L. L. WELLS, County Treasurer. 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