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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1021 \ as . = Corps of teachers elected for chapin Chapin, July 19.?With the elec- ; tion of Mr. Ed. Shealy as principal of Chapin High sc hool and Mr. Lonnie Shealy, ^lrs. Claucfie f-Treason, Mrs. Roy Frick and Miss Ruth Goza as grade teachers, the board of trustees of Chapin school have a full j corps of teachers for the coining | term. Misses Esther and Ollie Clark have j returned home, after spending several j days with their sister, in Olanta. Mrs. Miller Williams of Columbia spent last week with Mrs. W. B. Wil liams family. ^ Mr. Arthur Williams and child- j ren are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wil- j liams. Master Woodrow Stoudemire, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Stoudemire had the misfortune of falling from a bicycle Saturday morning and breaking his arm. He' is doing as well as can be expected at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob. Fulmer of Campobella are spending their vaca. tion with Mr. Fulmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fvilmer. Miss Georgia Lever of Columbia spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lever. Rev. Mr. Bickley and family of! North Carolina are visiting relatives in and around Chapin. Miss Linnie Meetze of Columbia spent the week-end with her sister, * Mrs. B. A. Wessinger. Miss Lathia Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J, C .Miller and children spent Sunday with Mr. D. J. Haltiwanger's family. Misses Leila and Lizzie Miller vis. ited Misses Ollie and Esther Clark. DOTS * -KU31 JKt/i?AtUt ROOST AND NEWBERG ' Among' those visiting the buzzard roost last Sunday evening were Messrs. Jacob, Clinton, Colie, AVilie, Frank. Jacob. Claude and Horace Derrick, Frank, Ben and Ira Wessin4 ger, "Sen Frick, Owens Koon, John ? Epting,- Fred Wessinger and Rhae Bickley. We are sorry to note the illness of Mr. W. A. Wessinger and hope for him a speedy recovery. Misses Louise Derrick and Annie Lee Hipp were vising ZMiss Carrie Derrick Sunday. Messrs. Lester Derrick and Harvey Hipp were visiting Mr. Horace Derrick Sunday. > > Misses Pearle and Mae Belle Shealy and Kathleen Bushardt were visiting ZMiss Reba Derrick the past week end Messrs. Owens Koon and Claude ^Derrick were visiting Messrs. Frank and Ben Wessinger Sunday. Misses Julia and Clarice Harmon. also Messrs. Will Rogers, Ambrose and Charles Harmon were seen in the buzzard roost section last Saturday evening. Mr. Heber Meetze was a visitor at Mr. Pickens Bickley's Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. D. Baxter Shealy and family were visitors at the latter's father. Mr. Ben J. Derrick. Miss Carrie Wessingcr was visiting Misses Julia and Leila WessingmSunday afternoon. orn salk wisjj oo.NTi.vra-: TROroil MONTH OP .103.V, O'j; wonderful sale of liexali and Rikai household remedies'and articles has met with a ready response from our friends and has piowd so successful that we hav?* decided ti> yield to the wislies of many who couiilt U"t lor th> time being avail themselves of tin* opportunity offered to save money on their purchases of these articles, and will continue t!*a salt th.-oughotr tin* month of July. JVv'eiy ay ?> tit- .-a!*- Has y ?. raw oust": iu ?a:r and tie y haw bi't Ti a Utl ill 11 i .*ii . *, aSiSe *1 ' .. i' mar.y '<>r.e bargains whieh were laid out iV : the ir Y'.u uah < ur sal ? have been heavy iw-edmv expectations, the ' is .-'ill i ... arid you wii! ::u<i iha* y-a are :i"t restricted ::: your < hoi " . This is no: j out* a I w.*h v-savimr > ]-: . . I CU a:.;! sen 1,1 Veer < -Vt ;tav.!l a:: t 4 -': Slayle :ha: y. a will j make a - mistake i<? .s;i>'k up ? atij the j'.i'v "eici s ; i k' d !?' .* 'his s I*\ j! tm'. July. !j I JI.MIMO:: i'iti'Y 1 ( iearcj. t'ni Ii!i <?!' 5'at-.** II y j I. Ta.' L.i. J. S0( ; ( '-j's I';;; a:;v i,;:; . I I wouMa' . : -a :* f I $!.'.% < : ?; \'IVX.\!'. ir: = "1*1 n t!.? I s; ' v : y nigh:. r lv '..il'i' i" liAT-SX.M'." TJii-C" >i/.--s 35<\ '>$L2~?. SnM ami guar;.n!oe<l by Harmon Drug Co.. ami Lexington Pha; rr.rr y. CENTERVILLE NFWS. Mr. and Mrs. CJ. B. Itice and little son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. .Craps and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jumper and their two little daughters. Laura Lou ! and Florence, and also little son, H. B., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j H. (J. Taylor and family down in the j Black Creek section. Misses Ethel and Myrtle Jumper spent Saturday night and Sunday with their friend. Miss Frances Craps. and had a real nice time. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Long and Mr. i and Mrs. Yancy Long and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.; Beulah Shull. Mrs. Oilie Long and family spent a short while Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. T. "W. Long and fam-1 ily. Mr. Daniel Jumper and sou, Lott. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Craps and family. Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Keisler and' family spent Sunday with Mr. and j Mrs. Sidney Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. (I. It. Sease and their daughter. Miss Cora, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Craps. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hendrix and little son spent Sunday with the latter^ parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Craps. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Craps and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Craps. Misses Ethel and Myrtle Jumper, Frances Craps tool- a ride on the "bus" Sunday morning and enjoyed it very much. Little Miss Florence Jumper spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Monts and family. There will be a barbecue tit Centerville school house Saturday. July 23. Everybody is cordially invited to come and help enjoy the day. A good time is in store for. all and also a good dinner at a reasonable price. Don't forget to come to Centcrville. The Same Everywhere. The editor of Paisa Akhbar, a na- j tive newspaper of Lahore, India, says, i "I have used Chamberlain's Colic and, Diarrhoea Remedy many times among j my children and servants, for colic! and diarrhoea and always found it j effective." brary Association will be held on July j We have a high power, faSt cutting plant in itself for sawing logs to an I Lever control starts aiul stops Saw. outfit forced feed?a complete power y length. Does the work of six to j ten men. Lever, control of blade' while engine is running. Have good j assortment of Gasoline Engines. All! i equipped with Bosch Magneto and of- j fered at factory prices. I COLVMBIA SCPPLY COMPANY ! S2:> West Gervais St.. Columbia. S. C.; Does not realize all tlfat a B It is a friend?and then -son A Rso! Is a financial institution tka of the community it servos. J for the solvinj of all the Urn I t^e 4 O 9 ?V i 010 13 No matter . io">v s pieman yoi ma".' Oe. it * on raw not am v;;i not rat;: yoti t to revr ; .. ' * 1': r .a-; V it '? ha ; ' hchimi yorr idea*, is the en: I * TFT ?* t g at | |Q Hfisti Live Vo IlHslgJ jrr> -r n v-r 7 ' > L . ! i , .Vr s \ Jr 1' /? Y .fir'. "V* ! i\ I lidk pijflif" hi; jf i fX^T * t* O *' i Vl*I L V" i. I tA P i (L U < , V ?^' * ' 0 0 ) . 0 0 Member of Federal r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ <tpm J DOTS I ROM PLEASANT HILL. t I The crops are looking tie.-*. j Mr. Joe Hallnian and family visit-1 ed Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Taylor Sun-j day. j We are very sorry to ie:*rn that Mr. Tossie Taylor underwent an operation at the Baptist hospital. Ho is doing very well at this writing. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Mr.*and Mrs. Marion Derrick and! little son visited their uncle and aunt.! Mr. and Mrs. Callie Taylor Sunday. j Mr. Edgar Price and wife visited J Mrs. Price's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Taylor Sunday. Mr.1 Berley Leaphart and family also Mr. Grady Craps and family vis- j ited their father and mother, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Cobb Taylor, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Holly of! Leesville, Route 7. visited their gran- j nv and their uncle and aunt, Mr. Cal-1 ) lie Taylor last Wednesday. i Rev. Mr. Shepherd delivered a j most interesting1 "sermon Sunday, his j text being Luke 21st chapter and the 19th verse. . I Mrs. J. D. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.' James Long visited their son and , i brother, Mr. Carl Taylor and family: Sunday. i The "Children's Day" at Pleasant ' Hill will be Saturday. July 23. The exercises will begin at 10 o'clock prompt, opened with song. "Rock or , Ages" and prayer by the superintend-J ent. At 11 o'clock the pastor. Rev., Mr. Shepherd, will make an address. J his subject being. "The Duty of i Every Church Member Bringing j Their Children to Sunday School." j There will be other speakers besides i ! the children. Everybody is cordial-; ly invited to come and bring wellj filled baskets. The protracted meeting will start j Sunday. July -24. at 11 o'clock. Wei will only have one sermon a day: prayer service at 7:30 o'clock and | preaching at S o'clock at night, j Everybody is invited to attend these i [services. i "I Wouldn't (?o Camping Without Hat-Snap." Says Ray White. '"Wife and I spent our vacation i camping last summer, smell of cook ing brought rats. We went to town, i got some RAT-SXAP, broke up cakes, j put it outside our tent. We got the j rats alright?big fellows." Farmers, 1 storekeepers, housewives, should use i ICAl-^A.Vi'. i m/.V>. o j' , $1.25. Sold and cruarantoo-1 l?y Tax- , insrton Phannacv a rat Harmo" Druar i I Co. EVERETT-HARVARD-DAYTON PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS- VI'CTROLAS AND VICTOR RECORDS. EMERi I SON AND OKEH. THE JOHN CHURCH CO, j 1603 MAIN ST. COLUMBIA Ma ii Orders Receive Special I 'Attention. j ank means to a eo mm unit v. i 19. ; j) - t . .. ,, I i funcuo:-* ior uie i It hclS 11 illI tit ; mcia! problems of its rl;.w.- : irQf F.QQp^ifi^r * R i * $ ;? 1\ %JM, ; ? ? fe ; * r * " + *.? *A <C> l.y ? V -v - ^ Lii' idea or ho v.- prior icni i; i. .VIID somethin;j: yo :r :dc: . rd it ' ."'owe;-, i; it 1 o car j ^t - a rl Pr W 11 ' * '1 V':*;.PV * - * v ... : ' 1 t V v I . - . - * 1 ^ ,v vcho v-i!I tr-cV r, j * 7 y r\ I ' 'Ji /< t ?' v i.v .*"? ~r ? s\ v <j a S & V * * r.i>- i $ p r? ? * . vl -rV i 'i/ sr*e g t -i ? i k -? y ">/ py r A* V^" f t *jr w CT - Tr- << I i a r i f* ? n # !< a trs I r ( dtfeiao WflK , !? n c \ * V ? I A % I? 9 V * | I | Deposit.1:, $600.000.0Reserve Association ; TO THE SUPERVISOR. Dear Mr. Steele: \\\' people art* after you. We want roads, better roads. You might get laisy or we are goyrg to stop your pay. It is taxpayers' money that you reai?. Now ?onie on let's go?don't back up for your money. You told me if you got the place, you would do business. I know you know better. 1 know you don't want oihc-e but one term. I think you'll be satisfied with that term. If you can't do business get off the pot and let some poor devil have i your place. we uon ; want. an* more blacksmiths. J. E. DAVIS. | I Rufo-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic. Cures infected cuts, old sores, tetter, etc. A/ERY-Jeweler COLUMBIA. 5. C. JL. 1508 Main St. Moved to 1619 Main St. Columbia 1 f t I | Dodson's Liver Tone t | Instead of Calomel \ t t fM1|J|[|, t Calomel is quicksilver. It attacks the bones and paralyzes the liver. Your dealer sells each bottle of pleasant, harmless ''Dodson's Liver Tone'' under an ironclad, money-back guarantee that it will regulate the liver, stomach and bowels better than calomel, without sickening or salivating you?15 million bottles sold. is Wedding Bouquets, FLOWERS.' For all occasions shipped anywhere. CHAS. L. SLIGK FI. : i ik St. rhoiit JT:',! lOM Mlil.i. 5 ! ikh Out Accuracy (*} 13^? ? v V ?^.w iljService give ycu "Aweli Fitted Gl3?sr3 E L M G R ? N | Optcrr. ,trist and Optician 1'.07 Hampton St. CGLUMBiA, 5. y' \ '.M'-'iZihI SlsttjI^irTi ' jv'V?" ?tf ! 'JCLiii if *4. t. . 1 ' / '< .<? 2. ?. <k. CI I y | , ^ ^ * ' 'VJ ^-? Jj- n f * r y '.' f k C v. i i.,:.." - Jig'*:.- '*l VS" "JT .K& ? ?? I' ; MV ' ' r ' '. >? ? f/ -;'^r" ; */ ' .r . - v--v" y : .' * ? . ; V; i J. K ' . / ; V i ?. i i: Vrr^S*)i Fresh n&fcivt. nves.:. *.i7vay a c,-. aauv* ic# sold i/i any qsanriJ? froni 'cc v.*. Jar ryst&aran: i? nroparec re larni^ ne&ls r: ill botrs. Jirsi cl\ii mtriU prepared by xp^riei.cad cook;. CAUGHMAN & SOX i nfT* k T V? * DI/F'T IVihA i M/iKkti , Next Do?y Ic FosioSr* LEXINGTON, 3 C ! Catarrh Catarrh is a local disease greatly influenced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is a Tonic and Blood Purifier. By cleansing the blood and building up the System, HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE restores . normal conditions and allows Nature to do its work. All Druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. PROFESSIONAL CARDS I DR. O'NEILL I Announces Gffice Practice Exclusively. Suite 5, Carolina RkJ.Bldg., Columbia, S. C. Phone 1612 I 1. FRANK KNEECE I Real Estate and Insurance j BATESBURG. S. C. | Drs. BOjOZER, DENTIST. will bo out of the city from .June 15th to July 10th. Cancer taken out by the root withn nine or ten days without knife. ~ Guaranteed never to come hack S. P. Shumpert, 1200 Divine Street COLUMBIA S f i RJ. WINGARD ATTORNEY AT LAW >*o 12 Clark Law Building Lan Ramre Telephone 1*1 COLUMBIA. S.C. j BERTHA SCHRANER Chiropractor 1511 Main Street < OM S. (. Hours J)-12, 1-7 Plione? 3100 or 1933W 1 ECZENAft Money back without question J if HUNT'S GUARANTEED SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES (Hunt's Salve and Soap),fail in f the treatment ofltch. Eczema, /TflgMv ft Ringworm.Tetterorotheritch- fit / J\ i ing skin diseases. J"ry this * * >i / 8 treatment at our risk. UAlOiU.N Dlit'O COMPANY. i ? ) 13 A 1 -SIN AP KILLS RATS ANo mho. AJ?olntol\ nrevont> 1 odor> from ra trass. One packa^o' prows iJiN. Iv.XT-SXAJ' comes ij: i cakes?no TM!\ir5u wit!) other food. ! (laaranteed. .'?5o >lzo (I fake) eii'Miuli for Pantry, kitchen or Collar. <5.";r >j/o (2 rakes) for Chicken j !Iot:>c. <oop>. ;!' >niasl hniidinxs. | S1.2~> >:/< (" cake.-) enough for all farm and onihwildiniis. storage i i baibJiMir*. or factory bi:ildinz>. Sold and (jii;,.i,an*',od by Harmon I i Hrtn; ( o., and iiO\::r;to:i Pharmacy. |EVERY 0NEL1KES 1 : j Do not forget to. remembet iacount with us It does not gifts but increases in value, a iwhica we add to tee j Account's are invdeb. I The Palmetto i i COLUM8 i ' -1,S U i('v L.P j 4 Por C en: in!-- re.-i r'aid on i . l.nicx.r: -~/ . ^ . T-s -.-< * ? T s> < 7 /"> f? *? T ; v / nrih sou wG&uft( t * i , . cry of sr.y t-ort is purs cruc;j <? _ : existence. But with r purix A for i reward ai d it lightens you J I H-iv.- & purpose in life: ifake | :'? iing up a savings scccunt in 1 , 2 i v-.il:; the menna to attain you * 1 :tjdepen-'ic7?oe. wes'tr.?t :ey all c > cprsiste:.t\r *&'.* -uuie rait? -v* :;;r^r'si < >i cen cor.y.ta THE OLD i ? ! The Carolina Nation* i j <A* A. J'inrk, President. T ,S Pry4a. V Preiident C. COULTON OPTOMETRIST. I } 5 Sj Eyes Glasses Examined Fitted 1423 Main St., Columbia, S. C. GASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Computing Scales, Floor Scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Rebuilt Cash Registers. Safes, Store Fixtures. THE HAMILTON" SCALES 00. Columbia, S. C. j auaaaaaaaaaaa DO OB B B Indigestion | 5 Many persons, otherwise B. B vigorous and healthy, are O Q bothered occasionally with Q Q indigestion. The effects of a Q disordered stomach on the JJ system are dangerous, and J" 2 prompt treatment of indiges- O B tion Is important. "The only Q, Mj medicine I have needed has q been something to aid diges- "J Q tion and clean the liver," D W writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a K McKinney, Texas, farmer. H "My medicine is wm B Thedford's B *** >? ??0?CCy, "^ -Tna^,-v<'T7V .^..rS*1 BLACK-DRAUGHT ?Tv- . w. r~~ - ? .? fl for indigestion and stomach g 55 trouble of any kind. I have 55 ! fl never found anything that D JJ touches the spot, like Black- g B Draught. I take it in broken ^ doses after meals. For a long B g time I tried pills, which grip- g Ded and didn't give the good g results. Black-Draught liver B Q medicine is easy to take, easy g ; g to keep, inexpensive." g ? Get a package from your 55 J? druggist today?Ask for and * H insist upon Thedford's?the El fl only genuine. fl!| ' fl Get it today. fl flfl E 84 flfl HBnnis^^aBgBDD II I CONTRACTORS H SUPPLIES- 1 'i Machinery Castings and Repairs. Steel Beams, M Rods, Ropes Tackle, Wheelbarrows, Trucks, Wire Cable, Boilers Tanks, Stacks. Etc. Ven- CI tilators, Grating, Etc. 'v a1 Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co,, GEORGW ! Ford Supplies and Repairs in Stock. ' v. - a | fJ&B | , ^ fO BE REMEMBERDj , . .. . j J - the children with a bankj depreciate like many 'other hied ov the liberal interest National Bank "I Ia, s. c , .. 4 $10,000,000.00 j cl"" ' i n C'r- A j * o; "vwmfiu.' aeu?*uVi-x*r?- ?www'-u*W ??? MB??jM ' wir*i A pnD'OAcr ?. wI. in A t td\i tJ5t jery ii it mean* merely earning 5co back of it ycu sro working r tanks end mskoi work a tMi your life a aaccesai Start by this institution. It frill fornti r ob;:ect. A comfortable homa, orae within your roacb if 70s A it.) paid on both larsta and smad RELIABLE 1 iBank of Columbia Jo?. M. Boll, Cashior. Jno. D. Ball, Aast. Cash!*?. pwh?1??r*?c? ??? neat cygrnm. ? aw??>