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i. '-vfW • vi» 7 V \ y • DOCTOR ORGED AN OPERATION Instead I took Lydia E. Pink- liam’s Vegetable Compound and Was Cured* Baltimore, Md.—‘'Nearly four years *K suffered from organic troubles, ner vousness and head- >T~. aches and every month would have to stay in bed most of the time. Treat ments would relieve me for a time but my doctor was al ways urging me to ve an operation. My sister asked me try Lydia E. Pink- fa a ra’a Vegetable Compound before consenting to an operation. I took five bottles cf itand it has completely cured me and mi my srorfe is a pleasure. I tell all my friends my ir urho have'any trouble of this kind what l^rdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- J has done for me.—Nellie B. •HAM, 609 Calverton Rd., Balti- Md. tore. I it is only natural for any woman to uy dread the thought of an operation. So many women have been restored to ftealth by this famous remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after mm operation has been advised that it 'will pay any woman who suffers from *meh ailments to consider trying it be- Bore submitting to such a trying ordeal. TAXABLE PROPERTY THE VARIOUS INDUSTRIES THE 8TAT€ SHOW GAiNS OF 126,740,479. OF REAL PROPERTY ALSO SAINS BARNWELL, 8. 0 Additions and Equalization Swells Total of Increase in Values of Land $47,087,415. Columbia.—The approximate in crease of asseasments on banks, tex tile industries, railroads, street rail ways, light heat and power compa- Life’s Jesters. ‘It HoeiuH very strange.’ observed file almoHt-philoMopher, “that the per- «reiH who regard this life mm n huge Joke are the ones who any they can *wee oo point to It." 'Coif takes h man from home a good ’tfteal, but It Isn’t In It <wlth a reputa- ! •Hon as a KpeeehmHker. hr- . .t:: nies, fertilizer factories, oil mills, in- 1 surance and trusLcompanies and tele phone and telegraph companies for the past four-year period is $26,740,- • 479, and, in addition, $47,037,415 has | been added lo the real property, in i South Carolina since 1914, according to the annual report of the State tax commission to the general assembly, I which is now ready for distribution. i The report says it is true that a large part of this increase is due to new or added property, > but also a large part Is on account of assess ments bejng equalized with such oth er properties, as well as adding prop erty which has escaped taxation. The report continues with the statement h that, acting under the statute, in 1918, it went into the equalization of farm lands in the State, and here it was found that very great inequalities ex isted among the various counties of the State. M Tn some few counties the assessment of lands was fair and rea- 8oaablc.: , _jaid the cepocLJJmLio oth- • nr A - ■m K 1 m >?.?<■ STOMACH UPSET? {Don't Go From Bad to Worse! RAPE’S DIAPEPSIN AT ONCE ENDSI v SOURNESS, GAS, ACIDITY, INDIGESTION. /When nteals upset you and you belch gas, acids and undigested food. When you have lumps of indigestion pain or any distress in stomach you can get Are you always weak, miserable and half-sick? Then it’s time you found out what is wrong. Kidney weakness causes much suffering from backache, lameness, stiffness and rheumatic/ pains, and if neglected, brings danger' of serious troubles—dropsy, gravel and Bright’s disease." Don t delay. User relief instantly—No waiting I Bright helped thousands and should help you. Doan's Kidney Pills. They have tea# m m A South Carolina Cate Mrs. A. T. Bullard, 104 Robeson St., Ben- nettsvlUe,’8. C., says: “1 suffered three years of agony and my kid neys were the cause of, the trouble and kept me In constant ► misery. Pains , shot from my back to my head. I had dizzy spells, my body bloat ed and 1 lost In weight I finally got three boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills; after taking the first box, the swellings went down. When I had finished threfe boxes, I was cured.” Get Doea’s aft Aav Store, $0c a Bes As soon as you eat a tablet of Pape’s Diapepsin all the indigestion pain stops. Gases, acidity, heartburn, flatulence and dyspepsia vanish. Pape’s ; Diapepsin tablets cost very little at drug stores. Adv. DOAN'S VR.1V FOSTER-kOLBURN CO- BUFFALO. N. Y. sty s' The Lesser of Two Evils. A gang, of Irish workmen was bus ily engaged ’unloading at the docks. I Suddenly there was a tremendous buzzing overhead; and an airplane : came In sight, flying, at a very ’high altitude. “Sure. I wouldn’t like to be up there in that airplane,” remarked Murphy, reflectively. , > “Ah,” replied Pat. “Bui I Wouldn’t like to-be up there without It. sonny.” 1 Oramilat»d EytMSa. Stirs, Inflamed Syss nrstlsTsd over night by Roman Eye Balaam. •On* trial proves Its merit Adv. counties, it was assessed at a very low percentage of its real value. All ‘Hklng has Its grounds In like- Look out for Span ish Influenza. At the first sign of >a cold take CASCARA^QUININE tablet l, do optetao—breaks op a cold Na 14 boura relieves grip In 3 days. Money 4Baek If It fail*. The genuine bos has a Rod top 'arttb Mr. MTe picture. At AU Drug Stoma. RELIEVES COLD IN THE CHEST Yo* can't afford to trifle with a cold m the chest. It may lead to pneumonia, in fluenza, cr other serious trouble. tnonla. You <u>t apply*it to the tbgryjt and chest, and rub it in. It ttuickly penetrates to the ant of the Inflammation, and congeatwa dis appear j like magic. Mother’s Joy Salve b hanoleea the tenderest b-by aLia without Irritating effects. Thousands of users testify that It never fails to relieve congestion and croup. Keep a jar Greenville Leads the State. Greenville.—Official reports compil ed at the office of the South Carolina war savings committee Indicate that Greenville county leads all otHera in sales of war savings stamps for the year 1918, In proportion to the coun ty’s population. Charleston stands fifth and is one of the five counties which* succeeded in purchasing $10 or more per capita. During the last few days of the year sales showed a sharp increase in most of the counties, as a result of which the report for the year shows so far that the people of South Carolina purchased about $10,- 850,000 worth of war savings stamps, or about $6.60 per capital,* which is considered by the committee to be ah excellent showing. Reports are not (complete as yet, but the relative standing of the following eight lead ing counties is not likely to be changed: County. Per Capita Greenville $11.0,7 Anderson 10.55 Beaufort ...... 10.27 Spartanburg. Charleston. . v nrk. . C ;>lhoun Florence Y-' 'I'’ Amount. $874,311.00 840.187.75 304.074.75 990.683.75 *97.521.25 516 291.50 182.045.50 387,797.25 The plain »nd conservative apparel that women allowed themselves in war times has affected our coming spring styles In two ways; First.\ it has Uumk 1 *«*<**» design ftito more prominence than Vver on spring and summer frocks and It has paved the way for a reaction in favor of lovely color. As in the days long same by, when women had more leisure for needlework than they have allowed themselves recently, we are to have numbers <tf simply designed, beautlltilly made and finished-—sheer frocks for summer weather. Imputted voiles have soared to un heard of prices and are unreasonably high. At $0 and $7 per yard they have eilks and r satins outdistanced. But American mills will turn out fine voiles, linen-finished lawns, transpar ent organdies, not Inexpensive, hut not prohibitive in price. Some of these thin weaves suggest georgette and are fairly close imitations of It. The very pretty frock shown in the picture above is a type of these new, sheer hand-sewed dresses. Except for parallel-groups of hand-run tucks a «l the Introduction of smocking In shoul ders w* C GREEN’S AUGUST FLOWER THE WOMAN’S REMEDY \ 30 years on the market ♦ ** r Has been used for all ailments that are caused by a disordered stomach and inactive liver, such as sick hend- <! at each side of the front of ache, constipation. sour stomach, (rPT mis ^ indigestion, fermentation of does not need anything more. It has no subtleties of construction; all the details of Its making are set- forth i* the photograph, and they are reassus- ing to the home dressmaker. Yet a simple band-made frock of this kind, irt- sheer cotton or silk fabrics. Is sold for a high price in the shops, com manding something like a hundred or a hundred and twenty-five dollars in smart establishments. With these light frocks piquant glr- i dies of black velvet ribbon are worn Sometimes the ribbon Is In a color and occasionally it matches the frock. Bm ' Send for FREE V'J 10 Days* Trial Treatment^ ^ * and BooKlet food, palpitation of the heart caused by gases in the stomach. August Flower is a gentle laxative, regulates digestion both In stomach and intestines, cleans and sweetens the stomach and alimen tary canal, stimulates the liver to se crete the bile and Impurities from the blood. Sold in all civilized countries. | Give it a trial.—Adv. Ofire Brack C&,P.0.Btx 153, SoriktaiM. iuj ^ A Fair Proposition. , Mrs. Peck—My first husband never acted like you/ Henry Peck—WVH, if you can per suade him to come back. I’m willing to black proves a wonderful spice to the exchange places with him*—Boston season’s light and flowerlike colors. In the girdle shown three crochet but tons are set'on the front and small but tons of the same kind fasten the bodice at the back. Transcript. - Send 2c stamp for illustrsted Winsor St Newton catalogue of Artists' Materials and Colors, including Special Chart for mixing, FREE, n moat valuable aid. Gives explicit directions for right colors for all subjects and how to mix. Anerictn Blue Prist Co., Inc. Special Aeanta SO E 42^ St - Htw York City Simple, Effective Lingerie Blouses A Lady of Distinction. Is recognized by the delicate fasdnat ! ing Influence of the perferae she uses. ▲ bath with Cntlcura Soap and hot water to thoroughly cleanse the pores, followed by a dusting with Cntlcura Talcum Powder usually means a clear, j sweet, healthy skin.—Adv. toaw awaUta* an* ■torw b**r4 *4 Ha •naaDar Si l Try IS Trial trrataMn* amt HMS. bf m Write to OIK. THOMAS B. OfttKN KODAKS & SUPPUES Success never comes to the w*ho Is afraid to face failure. man *■ Dr. Parry’* “Dead Shot" la not a **lo- aaaxe” or “syrup." but a real old-taahlon*4 doae of medicine which cleans out Worms ar Tapeworm with a single dose. Adv. We also do higbeat daaa of flalahinf. Prices and Catalogue upon requee*. S. Galeski Optical Co., Rtcknond, Va. $1.00 AN ACRE! Improved Health Conditions. Columbia.—Reports received h> Dr. Is steadily coming under’ 1 on hand for emergencies. Doctors and nurse* rec ommend 11. Good dealers sell tt. 25c. and 50c. jars. Cane Gresse Cmombt KC Ffovaa you RHEUMATISM Lumbago or Gout? Cake BflKUVACnnDR to remove theca use and drlv* the poison from tne system KUKUXACIPt Ol THR 11811)1 PCTB KUliXATltJI 08 fHk OCT Slug’ At All DrugglsU Ja*. Bally Sc Sen, Wkelesate Distributors - Baltimore, M<L FOR Creof, L.ds, fw[in Poeurona, Etc. *ire external applka- tieM of , BLAME'S e YAPCI SALVE Will sot »Uin clothe*. 25c, 50c u4 11.00 Jars AT ALL 0KUGCI9TS <■ Wi^MlMCO. W. C.. control over the State The entire county of Orangeburg was released from quarantine restric tions on representations to the State authorities from the local authorities. The situation atlfie CiCSflef iif Char-' leston is not encouraging. There are‘j several cases’ of the disease in theV’ institution and yesterday Miss Jane Simpson was assigned to the Citadel to render assistance in combatting the ' * disease. , Dr. G. E. Neal, who has been inves tigating conditions in the State insti- | tutions. has gone, to Winthrop Col lege. When he has investigated con- ' ditions in that institution he will have completed his rounds of the State col leges. Dr. C. S. Kinzer of Tennessee was assigned to Edgefield to make an in-4 vestigation for the health authorities. I vestigation for the health authorities, | and make a report back to Dr. Akin j with such recommendations as he may think advisable in the premises. 1 You can’t always tell what is In a man by 'trying to pump him. Taxaa isads.MUt»4M00acrM,8l.fl6U>|l.lb: uua-tantS easb. baiaaea 40 years b%. Mexico land*. 14W la 100.000 acres on Rio Grand a, IUX) per acre cask TRIAS-MHXIOU KkNOU tX).. San Aotoulo. Texas CASH for Liberty Bomb! )&****£££ kgauu warned. Prlddy-Wimam*, Na&bvl.la, Tenn. W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 5-1919. iel Contents 15 Fluid * m m m 1 Mi m m m fcTiwrrffsi Is, or Is.Not, w Bank.—- Charleston.—A—test suit has been filecl in the court of common pleas here by James H. Craig, as State bank examiner, against the Charleston Fi delity Corporation, a “Morris Plan” institution of this city. The State bank examiner holds that the corporation comes under the State banking laws, and should be amenable to them. The corporation takes the position that it m 3 i & ALCOHOL'SPER CENT. , AVc^lablelVcparatioafcrAs , similatin^lheFood by_ . te£SSS2£am Bears the ir For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That C Genuine Castoria Always v / 'I -i . ri ; ' 1 *‘ l I ,'Vl r ‘ '•! ■Wi: * Thereby Promoting Cheerfulness and Rest neither Opitim.Morphlnenw L Not Narcotic t 'M H \ 'i i..’ Mineral A saunter through the shops that sell smart blouses is as fascinating to women as walking through a garden of owers. One is apt to lose one’s head ahuil the beauties of the new hand- made llngerie blouses, there is-so great a variety of them and each presents nfk*ii its own enticing attractions. Color- hen ot a bank in the mean mg of the .j bordered frillsS^ne pin tucks, repl State law. Penalty of $1,700, plus fur- fijpt i ftce in edging^ Insertions and hi ther accrued penalty, is asked for by the plaintiff. Agents’ Assembly at Winthrop. Rock Hill—This past week has been a most interesting and profitable set panels; coax moneyMrom us in one direction; hemstitching, hyelet work, real val lace and new embroideries, drag It out In another. There are a finmber of new imwiehi that fasten at the hack and one has a -V- UR BALSAM HAIR $ tot 1st prvparaiion of I ^Hripal ' one for the hoipe demonstration j choice hetwe*»n rouml. square and “V™ agehta assembled here at Winthrop shaped necks. The high necked blouse college fo^Ainonth of intensive study. ! j s exceptional but there are always a Thera^was^an attendance of about 80 few examples of this Jityle. trim and ^snd^the en ;><>elpg?a j.j 0 , 1 ui, lK . S!e«-v,s luv thusiasm and mtereef-showB them . In for_u,rpisnnl ; j:< n 'l ' n tbrrr- = -waa extreme lv^ yrstffytnir W • *4uai’fo* fength orens 1 orunty attrn^tTng Notable people from various parts, of \ attention because If is so pretty but so to pln-ftmks at each side of the other wise plain front and one of those long, plain collars tmfKd’olls idgii • across the hack of the neck? ' , A new voile waist, pictured, here. Is an example of simple'* and effective ^de sign. Imagine it In larkspur or azur>' blue, with Us dots In graduated sizes (Miibroldered in .sllk..ot the. same hue or in white. Or think of It in pale coral or orchid. It is lovely in any of these and the picture shows it to be charm lug ki white. Its round nock is not collarless, there are few blouses- that are. blit the collar Is quite plain. ding In points and lying flat to the fiumv,. Points appear again on the cuffs ^vt^u•♦* the full sleeve® are set Into them, and they turn back qt the wrist. The are ' interesting; jiew in desfvn ; 'X _ :. . A helpful Remedy Constipation and Dwrrhoei and Feverishness and I resuttfo?th^ r °!^^ Facsimile Sijnahitvgf iBBCinnAtmCoKPWrt. NEW YOgjj^ Signature of For Over Thirty Years 4» Onion Exact Copy of Wrapper. CASTOH TH« OCNTAWn l k"V, new vaas omr. MEDICATED SA STOCK LICit IT • J * O 11111 < imi IFV-4 11 WJVX- 14 in |« s 4 t .» the United States, interested in home ^r^atly ournUmhereil by long sleeves., demonstration work, have visited the ’ of the collar styles are i*xcei>- college this week and given extremely tionnlly becoming and these may l»^ intresting and helpful talks. foond on the plainest blows* s. A mod el of white dimity has • wide group Lingerie made of l#nw»u-colore4 crepe de chine ia trimmed with black ribbon. * ^»tso.crru.5kftf; ww bskk mfaoaox cowtams coreaus roa wo*w». tumsum roe tni blood. iAiTrctza fo* tnc ku» .iwn. aux voanCA. a romt *so runt oawy mat - ukm kt vctcmmamaio u tlaS F - mo bo—ir i toub ucaaaa rom atACXMAjn on wnm Blackmam H«K,. MTO rC 0 K>.Kyn a . a .o^^„|