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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 19,1919 Tired, Overworked Men What You Need is Vino! Vinol creates strength because it is a non-secret combination of the most famous body-building and strength-creating elements known — Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and Manganese and Glycero phosphates. You who are run down, nervous, lack energy and working strength, we know that Vinol ‘Is what you need. Try it at our risk. Her# i® Proof; WHAT WOMEN ARE nolNG War Relief Work, Church, Club and Social Affairs 3|c * * * Sandford, Maine. <f I suffered so much from a run- SpringHeld, Mass. “I am a night-operator—was ail dowiyrervvus condition and stomach run-down, couldn’t sleep, had no t 'trodbJe that I never felt like working, ambition, all tired out—I had twed ‘..andh&d tried almost everything with- blood end nerve tonics without help # oht reBef. The first bottle,of Vinol, —and thought I would try Viaol and ' however, helped me, and it has finally I must say it has built me up so I built me up so I feel better now than feel better, look better and sleep l ljnavefora longtime.”—C.D.Haines. better.” — Charles T. Harder. “ Tor aU rtnwlown, a«rvoti», anaamlc conditions, weak women, CverwiriSeH rr.ci, feeble old people and delicate children, there is no remedy like Vinol. * * * * * with our Sailor * AMD SOLDIER BOYS * * * *' * * :1c * ♦ Robert Nelson who has lied not boon’ lizard from since Sfejtfj^mbeiv has recently written to hig family, scitinst at r^st their fears for lirtf.Safe ty. He Itae gone into Germany with the Army of Occupa: .on. ft ; Aftey having bad no news tor sev- oj.il mcUths, the friends cf Wallace Cambpeil have now frequent fletter^ from him. He is in Central Fance., with a regiment of engineers. pr -j S ¥ saa#! Hill Nelson is still at St. Nayaire, but hopes to have a furlough and en joy a pleasure trip through England in the spring. * + + ♦♦*** + + * + ♦ + ♦* * * * MRS. COWARD ENTERTAINS + * THE LAKE CITY BOOK CLUB * *+**♦ + *♦* + + * •fr* ** Lake -City, Fib. 19—Mrs. F. 7. . Coward, in her usual charming man l.ier. entertained the members of the Book Club and a^number of invited guest, at her home on Thomas street Wednesday afternoon. The entire house was attractrrr.yv • decorated in red and write, quant! ties of little red hearts being used, the valentine feature predominating throughout. The guests werp met at the door by the hostess, daintily dressed as a valentine and ushered into the parlor where, after the business of the Club was finished, they were enterta>-.'*a for a few minutes with a reading by Mrs. W. M. Severance which was * * # * * * * * PERSONALS * Fred J. Stackley and Frank W. Stackley cf the IT. S. S. Michigan have gene over to France. Mr. F. W. Stackley and daughter. Miss Label. have returned home from Way cross, Ga. Ft. r;. M. Graham who|hf3ceiUly received his discharge from tiho U. S. Armv ri’id has returned to Florence and has opened i!Tiees over the Bank of Florence where he will resume practice. ; flete s Glorions Relief.. No More Fiery Fain If You use the Right Treatment Seret.Edward E. Inman Is at New’-I very appropriate to the occasion, ert News. Va. He is field clerk in j Next came a very interesting and the U. S. army. , unique contest which, after blanks ; l ad been supplied with automobile Sergt S. W. Inman, Jr., has been terms, proved to be a real romance, ordered to Camp Merritt, an early de- The prize, a lovely handmade center! mobilization of his regiment is hop- piece,' was awarded to Mrs. Graham I e-d for. | of Scranton. The guests were then j _ invited into the dining room where In one of the show window.- r" were asked to take part in cu; the Maxwell-Eflrd Co., is to be seen <in K « llu ?e Pie, which had silken a pair of genuine French sabocs, C0,,( i 6 hanging around jf. This afford sent homo by Claude Commander. IUU(; h f un as f'af'h one was tbe re ’ ceiver of a beautiful, heart shaped Valentine. , During the afternoon a delicious naiad course and hot chocolate w t r«- served. Among those who enjovqd Mrs. ,o,„. Duro,. S: Lc.u < n attack, cf influenza. , ham. W. S Lynch, of Scranton. Stike , leather of Florence, Arthur Middle , Lieut. Ben Fulton has recovered ton Parker. Jr.. B. Walince Jon <s lr from a severe illness from influenza, rj. 0 . Green, E. M Durant K j s'dio Hs was nursed back to health in the | Held, T T Rogers, \v A McClain’ home of a French family. With t Misses Ola Coward. StikeleaM er these kind friends Lieu . Fultca’s Dess Gowdy, Louise Martin relatives iiave opened a correspond- I Howie, once. They hav* received several beautifui and interesting gifts from France. Dr. H. E. Gee who has been fined to his home for several weeks has recovered sulflcieivtly tot-be out f avain. tbougi. he is still inu^li indts , posed. s ''' ■ Mr. W G. Major has been elected | manager of the Florence Hardware, Company to succeed the late B. C. Leonav 3. Mr. Major has been cou-j nected with the company for severa: i years, ria. Latin. Leonard of Salis-; bury, N. C.. has recently accepted a i position with the company. Mrs. Edw’in Litton and children i who have been visiting in Florence! left last night for their home in Washington. They were accompani ed as far as Riel mond by Mrs. Ed- j fvin Layton, Sr., who will spend sev eral days there. First of all, get it firmly fixed in your mind that the fiery, burning and itching that causes such pain and torture, is not a local skin dis* case. True, the skin is the scene of tho attack, but the skin is fed by tho blood and suffers from any im purity in the blood. This explains why you have been co disappointed in getting any real, lasting relief from tho use of oint ments, salves, lotions, or other rem edies applied to the surface of the ekfy. The millions of tiny disease terms which hifest tho blood keep up a ■ constant attack on the skin, and are not effected in the least by local treatment. They must be routed from the blood. These germs which saturate the Mood cannot be readied except through the blood. 1 When yoi^treat the local irritations with local ap plications, you must remember that the blood is feeding fresh new germs all the time, to keep the skin irritated, and until the supply of germs is cut off entirely, you cannot expect any real relief. But 8. S. S., the fine old blood remedy, goes directly after tho germs that infest the blood, and puts them to rout. This remedy is strictly a blood purifier, .and there is no disease germ that can with stand its attacks. - This is why 8. 8. 8. gives such satisfactory results in eczema, tet ter, boils, pimples, or any other skin eruptions or disorder. By thoroughly purifying the blood, anil cleansing it of.every trace of dis ease germ, 8. 8. 8. removes tho cause of' all skin eruptions, and re stores its normal, healthy conditicn. If you.want relief that is lasting, because it goes to tho- *eat of tha trouble, get a bottle •£ S. 8. 8. to day, and take it a^ directed, and satisfactory results will follow. It is sold by all drug stores. Special medieal advieo about your own case can be had without cost, by writing to Chief Medical Adviser, 102 Swift . . Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. ■X vaa-rar amoammm m ! While there has lately been no direct news from Eddie Blound, it is probable that he is with qhe Ameri- , can forces in Siberia. Miss Margaret !>ayton has return ed to Elizabeth College, Winston-Sa lem after spending her vacation wiih her parents in Florence. Lyd t .v^ '- - - - ■-.v i»-^ ' Charles Wilson, who was severely passed, has spent several months in HILDREN Should not be “dosed" for colds—apply the “outside” treatment— How Colds AreCantrssted. ('olds are due to bacterial germs filial are usually present in the air passages of the throat and nose of healtny persons. Und^r ordinkww a nospi'al in England. He is expecr.- conditions they do no harm but. when ed to retnrn bomejvith the_Thirtiet»i. j y „ u gct ebiiled, very tired or ea'; too i much so as to weaken your resistance | {.bey are quick to take advantage of it i and almost before you know it you | have ai cold. Gef. a bo (tie of Chamber j Iain’s Cough Remedy and take it ac cording :o (he plain printed directions and you will soon be rid of it, but when you neglect it look out. Some of the most serious diseases result >20 from neglected colds/ t«‘ ICR S VAPOR ‘YOUR BODYGUARD"-30f. . I .14 • Lieutenant Ashton Williams of j Lake CKy, has secured l.is discharge; from Hie army, and has returned to' his. home. Lt. Williams only recently] landed in the United States and was | immediately sent to a camp in the, Wpt. His brother. Lt. James C.: Willie.- .; of Florence is stil! in | France Mr. .7. F. Dudley who has been at. tending a conference of Y. M. C. A. secretaries of the Southeastern Asso ciation lias returned home. Lt. f'has. S. Gardiner was in t-.ts city yesterday from Camp Gordon, Atlanta. ??e experts within tht* course of the next thirty days to re reive ids discharge from tire army. Mr. W. R. Barringer has been spending several days with relatives in Greensboro, N. C. " 1 ' ——— «* + I ' Tho Best I Ever Usnd. ' •*?**# !s vinit Mrs. A. W. Milno, y, '!•«Df>h rays of Chamber !" ! nV. u'sk’o‘\jt ci’io’mr.' ■ f -l const-p:-, k>u. Get them at the drug store. They only cost a luarler. Rear? The Want Ads ;tw. The house may be as magnificent as can be made, the grounds as extensive as you please, but if the furniture is not well chosen it never resembles a home. There is a certain atmosphere of contentment about furnish ings properly selected and placed that creates me real nome, re gardless of exterior surroundings. ’ • i . - • * . v' Come to Us for Homebuilding Furniture EVERYTHING IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS AT W. M. LOWEST PRICES FOR THE QUALITY • • ir*I < «^*«^ , *i**l*»|* , I» , i* , 2*»I» , 2* , 2 ,, 2 ,, I»»2»»2**I*«|**I**I* > I**I* , I**I**l , »^*»|**I**fr , I*‘I* , I**I"i‘*S**|!**I**?"{••{••2»2«4**!'**I'**»**i* , {* , 2**i**{**i**i < *2**2»{»2**2*'2**I , *2 , *I**2**4**i**?**2*'«**'I**2**I**!**£* 2 .. . . » You Are Cordially Invited to Attend Our Spring Which Will be Held in Our Store £ FROM 8:30 TO 10:00 O'CLOCK We will show the largest and best selection of Exclusive Style Suits, Coats, Capes, Dolmans, Dresses. Skirts, Blouses and Hats t V-* * That has ever been displayed in this section. Every garment will not,only be exclusive in style, but will, bp shown on living models who will call special attention to various new style features which will be popular for this season. • Do not miss attending our fashion show, as we feel sure that you will spend the evening pleasantly in viewing the pretty styles and listening to the good music. - - - - ’ •< \ •* r Witcover’s Fashion Store - 0 ARLINGTON, S. C. W w W W W w W w w w w w w w w w w w v* w w wwwwi m