Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Don’t Swap Horses f •» of the and President Wilson^says he is oni most dependable men in the House. If he is good *. • . enough for Woodrow Wilson he is good enough for us - w* COTTON COB8 BACK. Tafavoraye Caa^HlaM Wmmi Ai BlarkvilU. Aug 1ft.—1 •ibly ba#f) tlM M Uw rotlaa crap, k* tlM waaka ftaavy ra*«a •# ini? will Ta fta ftaa I a» a in the to any How's This? MM Mi AC TMt • %wr • • • I to /III IB rmABcB | mm tnrvTBf c i. VOOftB AtCfBJl A% riAC K l« MUIMY IMA •a ta Aft I *fta«al Mm I. ft c fcrllwf rv- 1 T- % s#* IW*f Mr T«4 N •wf a raiy FFtFAsd TVry OPT arvt Ui • wkr«t a oeidirr vet* « Jrftr* likr your* fnea Gad's IVapIc home Y«Hir •< tiueinUnre* over hrtf surrly a»nt you rlrcted t« C>OH- w'rras I ho|*r that I a ill he able to • ••nrratulatr y»»u ir my next letter, h th**y -»«*n«l you t«> France. I h«»pe to '•o you h«*re. Y*»u wouhl like France We are puttmfr up a harJ fi^ht nml the French people are full of smiles when they nee an American. Our troop* are passing through the towns daily. The women are raking hay and gathering the crops. Every town has its supervisor who looks after the farming interest. The people get their rations just like a soldier. The country is great for wheat, oats and rye, but I have not seen any corn or cotton. Spring-sown wheat is ripe already, but it is impossible to gath er it now while there is so much fight ing going on. Best regards to your family, Your friend, Corp. John Vlad, E. Co., 112tli U. S. Inf. adv. a** i ** ** rUllli ' * C. E. wm Par PRESIDENTS PICTURE USED FOR CAMOUFLAGE (Continued from first pajrr > Of s colored B ho r«t it tn • T< • or )<arm Ago to Aiken State, and wma uniter • Repul He was a Republican in National poli- tics, but a Democrat in State politic*, and has always participated in our Democratic white primaries. He has always enjoyed the confidence and the esteem of the people of Aiken, and even Byrnes says “he was a compe tent man and an honest man/- He lives here among us today, and is a solid, substantial citizen. He is a man of worth, a sick man who came to Ai ken in search of health, and who has made a fine fight in this climate for his life. .ffy ’ | When Mr. Carmeo);sought reappoint ment as postmaster, the best people of Aiken endorsed his application, and the leading Democrats, business and professional men, of the town, and patrons of the postoffice in the city and on the rural routes, signed his pe tition, which contained hundred* of names. I say that my name if not Among these, bat bad I signad this petition, I, no move than any one of i aa Q ami get what I was Whit Ma taa aha*** tth the charges I I shall la passing, simply amke this was my secretary when I was in gress. His brother U now B) secretary. If anyone is an interested to know whether Byrnes is telling the truth, I suggest that he ask Butler Hair, for he is the man who got the money. He knows. * A candidate who will mislead* you on one point w’ill mislead you on an other. Byrnes says “to hell or Helena” with the Kaiser. That sounds good and pa triotic,. But it’s like printing the President’s picture with his own for political effect. If Byrnes is so anx ious to dispatch the the Kaiser and his Hun legions to He 1 * or Helena, why did he fight the Draft, Act, when in a crisis last year, the President and his advisers, after weighing every plan, suggested the Draft as the one meth od of raising an army that would put enough men in Europe quickly enough to keep the Kaiser's hellish legions from crushing the life out of Prance and /lying at America's Why* la hia earn (notism, aaw that to ia making the pglr scream, why did to aet ight la t € ale la tto afka af ahhjact la tto af the Demo- B H. Dycbes I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of County Supervis- subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion. J. S. Still. FOR MAGISTRATE. FOR PROBATB JUDGE FOB 81 OP t m * i m toa THE I TOPLE At WilUaton. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the_pffice of Magistrate at Williston, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the .Democratic primary election. M. C. Kitchings. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate at Hilda, subject to the rules and regu lations of the Democratic primary election. A. Ray Sanders. THE CONFEDERATE COLD BOB IN. ft C\ V Boarding and Day School far Gtria. A Begins its saasians October S v Ittt. Historic Institution situated in a healthy location. Advantages of city life, with large college yard for outdoor sports. A WELL PLANNED COURSE of studies in a homelike atmosphere. A BUSINESS COURSE open to Seniors, and Elective course to Jun iors and Seniors. TWO DOMESTIC SCIENCE COURSES.* giving practical and theoretic knowledge of cooking. • A well equipped LIBRARY. For Catalog and further information apply to the Colltge. h A Martin Steel Crib not only prevents loss of com from refs, birds, thieves, fire an J weather, but actually prevents com from spoiling. The patented ventilating system pro vides a constant current cf air through the com, which carries o'S damp and impure air. Made in many sizes. Easily erected. Need no repairs. Will last a lifetime. Tha only corru gated, ventilated crib. At Faar Mile. I data far tto cWlca af Magistrate af Paur Mila townahip. subject ta tto J- R One owner writes: 'T am i NfUt leased with the Martin 'Pays for Itsttf” plcasi Crib. Com ia in fine sha Not an ear sp ailed' » snape.* • You will be able to say that too if you store your coming crop in a Martin reason a 1U. Get our free illustrated booklet today. Crib. The prices are State amount of corn you R. A! DBA SON, and we wil quote you a delivered price. . Barnwell. 8. C. : AUGUSTA LUMBER COMPANY «• • «a sa LAIN 4