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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over thirty years, has boms the signature of _ jf ' ___ ? ? iji j pAn wrapper all these years - )nat t0 Protect the coming V0uzr7r. generations. Do not be deceived. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children?Experience against Experiment. Never attempt to relieve your baby with a r e mexly-ttait-TOir^^ r yourself. What is CASTOR I A Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, N Props and 8oothlng Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine no* other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has teen In constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, i Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assftntlation of Food J giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort? -The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS In Use Fop Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought TH* G INTAUfl COMPANY. N?W tf<TV. Children Cry for Fletcher's The Majestic, now /toe world's larg ' <>-t steamship, was docked at Now Vi >>k last Tuesday afternoon ?t the end i f )ier maiden 4r<ip across the Atlan t it-. The Majestic was built by the (Jennans as the Bism)irk> and turned ovcr^to the Dugl/Mi after the armis tice Six* had never been out before. She , is said to have Shaved 'beautiful ly on her maiden trip, cowing across in five days and 1G hours, breaking the record for maiden voyages, but not for speed across. The Miauretania was the largest ship i? the world before (the launching of the Majestic. She was sailing out of New York bailor as tl*e Majeotiic came in. Tlie Mn jostle bid her bon voyage and She replied with thanks. The Maje^lc with her load weighed close 'to 68,000 tonsi The ship will accommodate 4,100 passengers ? wore than the largest hotel In New \ork can put up comfortably* oyer ntglnt. There are 1,245 stjito ro6ni?, 17.^ of which are first class, most of . ilwin being at :Ieast.as luxurious as the. l ooms in th e most exclusive, hotels. In flic second cabin fere 212 state rooms, in the third, 061. Kvery room has eleotrlc lights, 15,000 t>ull>s are used. Most of ttie huge 'liners 'now palling the ?>eas ore bwiflt argynd fth?. engines, that is they are buiiH lu such a way frhflt dining rooms, quarters, cabins even stairs are made secondary to the en gine room. On the Majestic it is the re varse. All stairs are on the side of the shi<p. The smokestacks an<l ventilators are hull t along the sides, connecting iii air spaces at the top of the elevator shafts on the emergency boat decks. There arc eight kitchens on the Ma jestic, and five special dining rooms. In the third class there is a purely orthodox "kosher" kitchen where such food can l?e prepaired solely for the use of Jewish passengers. There is also ' f.V ? ' ? * an "a la carte" dining room, a new de parture in service on the ocean. Mlorence. May 20. ? ?CMic man was killed, one injured and three others narrowly escaped death when a four teen-foot sewer excavation in wlilch they were working caved In upon them. The negroes were hurled beneath the avalanclie of dirt. All were rescued expopt .Tnllan Luke of Hartsville whose body was found an. 'hour afterward standing upright &n the ditch. ThJb is the first accident tfliat has occurred si wo the city (be#Vn work u?pon its mil lion-dollar paving project. The exca vation was made along, the Hue of an oVl sewer, the arch of which gave way, causing the cave-In. DAIRY FARMERS ? ? . M * Ship your cream to the SUMTER CREAMERY. The SUMTER CREAMERY is now ready to handle unlimited quantities of cream for butter making purposes. This company has recently been organized with a capital of $30,000 and it offers you a steady, permanent market for all the cream that you can produce on your farm. Ship us your cream. Prompt payments will be made. If you do not own any cows and would like to get one write to us and we will tell you how to get them. For information write ? > SUMTER CREAMERY C. W. SCHMOLKE, General Manager For Future r Delivery We arc now making Importers Nitrate of Sod* Contracts for Spring and Fall delivery. * Write or phone us for prices. F. M. Wooten ..Ml fO "SUCCESS SEEKERS" 'Cultivate the Thrifty, Yyu May Need THoii Saving*," t? Advice Glv en by Humorist.* Ilonfity Mini industry are r^uUlU >{ success in business. The young ii vi'lio is determined to become ven ealthy must therefore culliMiie per 'His \vl:o lire honesi and Indusi rioir-, WrttM Don Marquis in tin* New York >un. Honest and industrious persona n o very ni>t to I >e 1 1 e\ o in tin* Integrity ?>f others, nnd tide makes It far eas >r for fin enterprising young nmnto do business with them advantageously i linn If they were self-seeking aftO |i)ciOVI| l'roilts 'art??uh\ays to be de rived from Uorieaty and Industry, if he thing is managed cleverly.' , Thrift cannot be too highly com manded. Teach nil tlujse with whom T^n cnnicr -in rtmtnrt tt? he saving Vou never know when >on may need their avlngs to finance one of your ven dues. -Analyze any jjreat fortune and you will find that it is built of small savings. Sobriety cannot be too highly t raised. The staid and sober person Is dependable. You can count on him receiving a certain calculable income Jroar in and year out;, and if you have enough persons of this sort on your list you are building on a solid foun dation ; there need be nothing hap hazard about your methods, Steadily, so many hours a day, a reliable, specified number of sober me thodical persons are piling up for you each his modest proportion of Incre ment , and at stated seasons it be comes yours, Just as the apiary gar ners a proportion of the honey from the hives. The wastrel may have mon ey at times, and it fs usually easy to get it away from him when life has it; but' he is not dependable; there will always be occasions when others will get to him first. BuiUl your own list, and make your relations with the persons on It perma nent. It Is better in any event ntfver to associate with wastrels.^ They are not moral persons, and you uuuit be come. known as a man with moral as sociations, This is a great help In business. Diamond Cut Diamond. William J. Burns, seated at his desk In his Washington office, said during an Interview: "Sometimes, again; we oppose guile with guile. We out-Herod Herod. For example : "A doctor was visited by a man and a boy. The man said : '"Doctor, this here's my son. His school teacher gave him' a whack on the car yesterday what ruined his taeatin.' Just write me out a paper, will you, sr?as I can claim damages?' "The doctor saw at a glance that he had a case of fraud before him. He tried all kinds 01 noises on the boy, but nothing would make the well coached youngster hear him. So final ly he looked Into the Injured ear with a little mirror, saying at the same tlijie In a whisper to hfs assistant: " 'pear me, It's a^ I thought. The whole organ t^em? jo be destroyed. J, can't see very well inwlde, tnough. Hand me that large knife, please, so that I can cut tiie outer ear off.* "With a yell like a Comanche In dian the boy dashed out of the room, and that was the end of the case against the school teacher." Cow Moose Skilful Boxer. In the northern and western forest regions Canada the snow piles deep ly throughout the winter. In these forests rooms the kIhg~of~Tfie"7Ieer' family, the moose. To combat the high piling drifts, the animals gather In little bands of from three to a dozen head find trample down Jthe snow over certain limited areas. Thus, when the snow lies all around them, from three to tight feet deep, the moose have a small stretch of county packed hard, so they ean get around easily to browse off the surrounding trees. From these "yards," as they are called, the moose are at times driven by wolves or by dogs and men. The animal flounders through the deep snow till It Is exhausted, and then proves an easy prey to Its pursuers. Though she has no horns, the cow moose possesses dangerous weapons In her two forefeet, which can strike for ward with the skllL of a boxer and deliver most telling blows. 8tops Planes Cotton Waste. Cotton waste, which has long been used In cleaning all kinds of machin ery, has been banned In the workshops of the Canadlau air service. When airplane engines are overhauled and waste is used, the engines have often stopped when they were afterward placed in service. "These cases have appeared to be due not to waste being accidentally left In the engine parts, but to an ac cumulation of small pieces of cotton thread that had been left on engine parts after cleaning with waste," says Lieut. Col. K. W. Stedinan, director, technical section, Air Hoard. He urges that commercial companies also pro hibit such use of waste. ? By HHence Service. London's Literary Nights. Literary evening Institutes hsve been established by the London coun ty council f??r persons older than eight een years of age. These Institutes do not undertake any vocational training, hut give courses In such subjects as music, including <v??ntry dances and folk song*; astronomy, biology, hi?rtl' cntture, hlstofy, languages, srt and modern English literature. The schools are conducted on the co operative plan, a&4 they carry out the Idea* and suggc-slions of student*. Educations! visits to plains of Interest ere ?*> the program. IN CHRONIC STATE OF FEAR Observing Author About Rtybt Whin He Oeacribrs Conditions Under Which All Liv>, In hi* hook, "Thy Conquest of frVjir," Jtusii KIuk auya} Vl.ook nt 1 1 1 o pouplt >011 run up against in I lie course of a few hours, livery one is living or working in fear. "The mother It QfrtUI for In r t'hil dren. The father is i?t for his business. The clerk it* afraid tor his Job. The worker is ufrnlil of his bosg or hK competitor. "Thtfre Is, hardly u man who Is not afraid thai some other mini will ilo him u Uiul lum. There hardly u woman who is not afraid that tilings siie craves may be denied her, or that whut she loves may be suatvhed away. "There la not ? home or en oftlce 9r a factory or u school or a church in which KOtue hang>(J.Og apprehension 1h not eating at the hearts o'f t|ie men, women ami chlblrcn who go In and oiit "I am ready to guess that all the miseries wrought by sin and sickness put together would not equal those we bring on ourselves by the means which, l>erhat>s, we do least to counteract. "We are not sick all the time; we are not sinning all the time ; but all the time all of u&f? or practically all of us? are afraid of some one or some thing." MOVES ALTOGETHER TOO FAST Writer Makes Complaint About Life That Will Be Echoed by Many No Longer Young. Here Is another new one alraady started and even on the second day we -can seem to feel the fiulsh Just ahead of us, F. H. Young writes In Provi dence Journal. We shull have Just ^tlnie to save up for the summer va$^> tlon and then for another period of scrimping preparation for Christinas and first thing we know they will be handing around the 1923 'calendars. That Is really the most alarmlug as ' pect of life, ufter one gets to be about ?so old. It is tills infernal and relent less speed of the passing years which steadily becomes speedier. It Is only youth that Is able to worry abouMove measurlng machines, the erratic con duct of the equutor*and the north pole, the speed of the moon and the speed of turtles and all these contemporaneous scientific ma iters. And yet, science is Just wonderful, isn't It? In Toronto the American As sociation for the Advancement of Sci ence has Just received a report from a professor at the University ot Wis consin which reveals a new speed rec ord. The champion racing turtle in an event which included 103 entrants fin ished ffie mile In three years eleven ,months and nineteen days. AH we can get out of this Is the thought that] we wouUMIke to have life move as slowly as It does fur a turtle. 1 f Among Immortal Walters. The year 1021 was "so taken up by Interest In the Dante sexcentenary that most persons failed entirely to note (he fact that the year was ?he /our hundred and fijCtleth anniversary of tHe t death of jyiother of the world's Im mortals, ThO&ias a Kempfs, the au thor of tjbe "Jmltatlon of Christ," A quarter of a century or s'tf ago | a discussion with regard to the world's JKeatest books wais precipitated by an Ingenious London editor who asked th$ question : "If you were to be mafooned on a desert island for life and could take only a dozen books with y<>u, . what books would you select?" In the Hats of answers Dante and a Kempls IgyArlably occurred. In fact a Kem pls tfas omitted from almost none St the lists of university men, and was icfuded by many scientists, even Hiyc ' ley himself selecting It. ?... ~ ^ ^ Qmts of the 6csan. As soon as the season ends, the beach combers get busy on "all the befcchee of the famous summer re sort, says a New York correspondent. One beaeh comber observed was carry ing a silk umbrella filled with Jewefcy and another half filled with coins. Be explained that the rain had aided him In detecting the presence of the }eW elry and coins In the aand. For years beach combing at Rockaway has been a fall Industry. Hundreds of persons frequently take part In the search and discover many valuable articles lost by summer visitors. Last year s? numerous were the combers that the supports under some sections of the pavilions and hotels were weakened as the resnlt of their activities and the police had to patrol the beach in aa effort to check the undermining of batldings. Of Interest to Bss Keepers. Keep large, long-tongued been, ad vises J. H. Merrill, of the Kansas State Agricultural college. He has found that the bees with the longest tongues and the greatest body weight bring home the most honey. To the Ameri can Association of Economic Ento mologists' meeting in Toronto he de clsred It Is possible to tell which col ony of bees In a beoyard will collect the most honey during a summer by measuring the tongues, the amount of ifectar, and obtaining the weight of forty bees from each colony In the spring. The Engineer Is a Leasts. The first woman In Britain to com plete a full apprenticeship In an en gineering shop Is a 8rotch lassie, Miss V. A. Drnromond of Dundee. Further distinction has enme to Miss Drum mond ia the form of election to the British Institute of mariae engineers. ? A (iory Order A young woinau wlio was not fatal- j War with tiio fongaAgo of railroad mon f happened to lu? walking uoar u depot , wtauo ft frolght train was t>oli Of tnado up. An tl?<> fivlK'ht train was being backed up. otio of fbe bi'euknien about t tl ; "Jump ??u 1mm wlu?n slit' ronuvs T>y, run hvr down beyond Hie elevator cut hor In two and brlnj? Hie head end wj? to ( he .,K Ho reaming "Murder" tlio young wo OKI ill turned and fltnl from I he *pot for <l<\tr liff. J \h'1 f io Mutual, Now ?, Special IMillmau <*ars for wwuwi are atttttmneed l?y two railroads running fin of Chicago, Kelly-Springfield TIRES I i ' ? .1 .1 , ft f" ? v ? *===?' The reductions that have brought the price of Kelly Springfield Tires down to a comparative basis were made possible simply by greatly increased production in the most modern and most efficiently equipped tire plant in the world. ; 1 The qualiiy of Kelly products is better than ever, but rtow, it costs no more to buy a Kelly than the so-call ed high-grade tires. - The public is going to buy a lot of Kelly's this year, and we are going to sell them. N? waiting to order iff or you, High-grade Oils, Willard Batteries, Competent and Reliable Service on All Hake Cars. Specializing Igni tion, Starter and Generator Troubles. "IF IT'S DONE AT LITTLE'S, IT'S DONE RIGHT" : ; | ' v . Little's Garage On DeKalb Street Savings PUT something into the bank every week, even if the amount is small. You will find that such regular savings accumulate rapidly and the money thus saved will come in very handy some time when you need it worse than you_d.o now. A Loan & Savings Bank OF 0AMDBN, S. C. STKON* SAFE CON8BRVATTVE Dependable Service GROCERIES Whatever you need in this line | we are equipped to serve you promptly and efficiently. Call Phone Number 2 YOUR ORDER WILL BE APPRECIATED * Lang's High Grade Grocery -QUALITY FIRST" W?.G>T?.Fr?e?Tick?to||to the MajMtic Theatre ? >- - ? ? . x+A ru?n~- ? * - ? * -ft * ? fig; .?* ; ?