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INSURANCE
“It is better to have a policy
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Anderson.—John B. White, *D. D.,
pastor of Iho Pint Baptist Church and
president of Anderson College, was re
ported for speeding by two of An
derson’s vigilant cops. As Dr. White
was attending the Saluda Association
the cops tonld hot airest him, and
upon hs return he went to the moim-
iai of North Carolina for a part of
xis vacation. So tSTlnayor notified 'be disUlbute4-«aong-16 KtatesOu-the —4 Ve beeft- red«U«fl-t^the'-SuAdayMJape^SixOVdi^QUl
him of the charge against him, and Dr.
White replied at once, a check for $25
accompanying the reply.
Columbia.—Directon of the Rich
land county Tuberculosis Association
have decided to continue the $1 mem
bership drive for a few days, the cam
paign having fallen sffbrt by about
$300 on the date scheduled for clos
ing, August 1. A drive is being made
for $1,000 to aid in ridding Richland
county of the dread disease and citi
zens are asked to contribute $1 or
any higher amount they may wish to
give. , .
Beaufort.—The city of Beaufort has
decided to take advantage of the re
cent offer of the government to buy in
car lots canned goods and other com
missary supplies, which are being dis
posed of to municipalities.
Walterbora—Colleton county’s cam*
paign to stamp out illiteracy under
the efficient management of Mrs. J. B.
Ackerman, Is progressing very satis
factorily. Already ten tschoola have
been organised and many others are
in progress ef organisation.
Columbia.—Primarily due to the am
nouncement by Cole L. Blesse, ex-gov*
ernor of the state, that he intends
enter the general election -
gross from the seventh congressional
district as an independent, there was
a sash of voters here to gc^ registra
tion tickets.
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Aiken.-fCongreseman Byrnes, Who
has been making s ight against the
bill fixing a price of $250 on potash,
says that the Republicans will be un
able to secups action upon the bill un
til the house reconvenes in Septem
ber. He says that while there is no
certainty of the final defeat of the
measure that this postponement Is i
victory for^he opponents of the bill.
Greenville. — Approximately 60
Look for
tbe name:
All In sealed
packages.
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Southern railway shopmen, empfloyed
at the round house here, struck as the
result of instruction from the £ead
quarters of the organizations. The
shops here are virtually idle. Tbe
strikers include carmen, machinists
helpers, etc.
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COLUMBIA TO THE # 8EV*RAL
* POINTS IN STATE.
WILL GOST ABOUND 9 GENTS
Governor Cooper Suggests That it Bs
Ussd Principally If Not Entirely
For Canning Purposss.
Columbia.
A carload of sugar will be distribut
ed from Columbia to the people of
the state at cost in the near future.
Governor Cooper has received a tele
gram from the Louisiana sugar com
mission, New Orleans, stating that 16
can of fine granlated sugar would
scuth. After-taking the matter up
with R. J. Blalock, mayor of Colum
bia, the governor ordered the sugar
which will be distributed by the Co-
umbla city government The price
will 'be $8.25 per 100- pounds from
'lew Orleans, which will put it into
Columbia for slightly under nine cnets
a pound. The governor suggests that
the sugar be utillxdh for canning pur-
pbses.
State Cotton Asefeclatlon.
An enthusiastic meeting of farmers
am' business men was held in Colum
bia when the plan and* scope of the
South CaroHna Cotton Association
and the relation of this association to
the American Cotton Association was
fully discussed. Between 600 and 700
representative citizens from all sec
tions of ths State w«r« la attendance.
The chief addresses were made by
United States Senitor K. D. Smith, A.
E. Elmore of Spolane, Wash., repres
enting the wheat growers’ organise
tlon of the Far Northwest, Governor
Cooper and J. Skottpwe Whnnemker,
president bf the association.
Postmasters Confirmed.
Washington (Special) — Following
nominations of South Carolina post
masters have bee nconflrmed by the
senate. Alva BL Lorentt, BlackvlUo;
Benjamin J. Hammett, Clio; DavM H.
Taylor, Cameron; Tolbert D. McLanr
in, Elioree; James A. Parler, EstlU;
John W. Peeples Jr., Florence; John
A. Chase, Hartwlle; T. P. McLeod,
Leesvllle; James H. Bodie, Lexing
ton; Frank George, Mayesville; Clar
ence D. Cooper, Union; Bernard B.
James, Whitmire.
can’‘make over” old chairs and things and have
them look good as'new. *• I bought some furniture
polish and tapestry ane tried to make an old
' chair.
I spoilt a dress Worth more than a new chair
and smashed my thumb with the hammer, and the
old chair looked worse than before.
No more fixing over old worn-out .furniture for
me Til buy new.
As ever.
Lou.
P. S.--Because they sell only stylish longwearing
furniture always at a reasonable price, I’ll buy
from
Galloway-Simpson For.
Company
"THE HOME MAKERS”
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Butter-Kist Pop Corn
No Worms In % Healthy Child
Ail children troubled with woane ham an un
healthy color, whidh indicate* Poor blood, and a* a
rale, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC ghna retfulorly
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for two or three weeks will enrich tM blood, im
prove the digestion, and act as a General Strength-
mini Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be
in nerfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
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Gaffney.—Tha town council of Gaff
ney at its regular meeting decided to
lay down at once 15 additional blocka
of pqving, and to parte Buford street
which means that this street will be
paved on each side, and trees and
{rass planted in the center. The
width of this street will permit this
being done, and it will be one of the
prettiest thoroughfares in tbe town, or
in any other town.
MCA
Helps appetite
and digestion.
Three flavors.
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WRIGLEYS good, we
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Sumter.—A mass meeting for the
purpose of orgacizing the Sumter
County Cotton Association was held at
the court house. The'meeting had
been called by and was presided over
by Mayor L. D. Jennings who told of
the importance of organising. He
said they should' organize to put the
speculator out of business; they must
organize for self preservation, oelf
defense and self protection^
Cholera In Richland.
Columbia.—Richland county farm
ers have lost thousands of dollars
worth of hogs singe last spring from
cholera according to J. Rhett Clark,
farm demonstrator, who has been kept
busy much of hjs time inoculating
swine* in all sections*of the~ county.
Pare breds have suffered, as well as
scrub, but the latter to a larger ex
tent. 1
In the last three w^eks Mr. Clark
has Inoculated over l.tfOO hogs which
means a saving at several thousand
dollars to the fanners.
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tng quite a toll from the cotton crop
around Blackville. Up to the recent
haavy rains there was 1 prospect of a
good crop. The rains have damaged
the crop quite considerably^ but the
rad spider has Caused a much greater
damage. Some farms have been prac
tically rutried. One reason It has
spread so. It tha ftnftftrs were not fa
miliar with H end let 'll gat too much
hold before doing anything. la many
instanced it waa thought lightning had
dtnick the cotton.
some today!
^ You’re going to
call Lucky Strikes
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Lucky Strike ciga
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good, wholesome
flavor of toasted
Burley tobacco*
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