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‘ L THE people, baenwell, s. 0. I am Sincere! Stop Calomel! I Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone t * .'/• Listen to me I Calomel sickens and you may loee a day’s work. If bilious, constipated or headachy read my guarantee. Liven up your sluggish liver l Feel „ ^ ne un d cheerful; make your work u pleasure; be vigorous and full of am bition. But tak^uo nasty, dangerous calomel, because It makes you sick and you may lose a day’s work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel crashes Into sour bile like dynamite, breaking It up. That’s when you feel that awful nausea and cramp ing. Listen to me l If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced, Just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone,, tonight. Your druggist or dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson’s liver Tone for a teyq cents under my personal money-back guarantee thal each spoonful will clean your sluggish liver better than a dose of nasty calo mel and that It won’t make you sick. Dodson’s Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You’ll know It next morn ing, because you will wake up feeling fine, your fiver will be working; head ache and dizziness gone; stomach will be sweet and bowels regular. * Dodson’s Liver Tone Is entirely vegetable, therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give It to your children. Millions of people are using Dodson’s Liver Tone Instead of dangerous calo mel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel la almost •topped entirely here.—Adv. * \ i nun MS MATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN IS ON TO ' m RAISE $3,000,000 FOR A VERY WORTHY PURPOCE. milS ME WIDE-AWAKE Officially Stated That the Members of the Denomination Own $50,000,000 Worth of Liberty Bonds. O 3£& ns s ‘•Wormy,” in« inikllcr of «u». silouiitch and Intestinal worms. Nearly as bad aa distemper. Cost you too much to feed ’em. Ix>ok bad—are bad. Don t physic >m to death. 9p*fca’s ( ooipouad will remove the worms. Improve the appetite, and tone ’em up all round and don't “phytic." Acta on glands and blood. Full dlracttons with each bottle, and sold by all drugaiatSL SPOH.M MEDICAL CO M fteehea. Ia4., L. f. A. •OLD FOR DO TEARS For MALARIA. CHILLS and FEVER Alaa a Ftna Ganerul Strangthaninf Teat* MJ (T ALL Btac rrasra qll¥®kid€ NOTHING NEW IN WARFARE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER Methods Employed During Greet Con- • Imperious Quest Made Greet fbct Merely Copies of Those In in Engaging In Controversy Use Long Ago. With Hefty Waitress. Lay members of the Lutheran churches^. .connei;(ed with the Misf souri Synod, which covers the entire United States and is the largest Luth eran body in this country, have under taken a nationwide campaign to raise at least $3,000,000 in Liberty bonds, the income of which is to be used for the support of its superannuated min isters. professors, ^teachers and th“ir th pendnnu. The out. landing featui** .»? this campHigr. .s th«t :t .s bused on Liberty loan holdings oi tne members of this body. The official atatisticiab of the synod has established the fact that its members hold $60,000,000 in Liberty bonds, and. as not all reports are in, it is estimated that the total amount held is about $66,000,000. The aim of the campaign is. to get the members of this body to donate 10 per cent of their Liberty bonds, which are to be deposited in an endowment fund, and the proceeds only used for ministerial relief. Heretofore the funds for ministerial relief were raised by voluntary con tributions and about $75,000 annually was received for this purpose As the synod supports about 700 beneficiaries Preparing for Viptory Lo^n. The State machinery for the Vic tory Liberty Loan composed of rei>- resentatives from every county in the State met in Columbia and discussed the various problems which are to be considered in making the /-anvass next month. A spirit of optimism was clearly evident. A strong aggregation of workers have been lined up and with the experiences of past cam paigns to guide in this canvass, the leaders are confident the State will again j go far beyond Its apportion ment. e • Various features |o stimulate C019-,. petition were suggested. One of thes^f' is the distribution of German helmets, 85,000 of which have been brought to America as trophies, I: has been sug gested by the women’s committee to use the* helmets as prizes in speeding the work through the pchool children. Questions of publicity and other an gles were considered, and general in struction as to arranging and han dling public meetings given. Many public speakers will be available and bands will likely also be furnished. The soldiers themselves are to have an active part In the canvass Those present were: Gov. Robert A. Cooper. Edwin W. Robertson, chair man Fifth Federal Reserve district: Charles H. Barron, chairman South Carolina; John W. Simpson, vice rhalsmsn South Carolina; Charles h! Gerald, secretary South Carolina; I Hunter A. Gtbbeg, chairman speakers’ bureau; William Banks, chairman publicity bureay; Mrs. F» S. Munsell. chairman women’s committee. Executive Committee: John * W Simpson. Columbia; D. G. McAlister. Columbia; Julien C. Rodgers. Colum bia; J. Pope Matthews. Columbiat C. J. Shannon. Jr.. Camden. "DAMr Ft FAUK Hi By the use of trencher In the rrest war the op|MMifng foree* adopted tneans of offense and defense that •oog antedate the Invention of Are- •rma. The steel helmet resp|wared after more than Jilt) years of dl»uae. and many a soldier owes his life to the fact that the curved surface of bla hewd < ovetinf deflected a bullet. deifraMe that the amounts paid he Increased, this drive la being con- . ducted to get a permanent fund, the A guest came hiilging out of the * proceeds from which will enable the dining room yesterday with rivulets and rills of ketchup coursing down his fa<'c." related the landlord of the Petunia tavern, "and yelling that he had I »een assassinated nr ml an him trued or something Team! like he had bit onto a tack In hla fritters, and when he chided Sylphle. the hefty synod to give lLa veterans of the Croaa a support, more nearly adequate to their needs South Carolina Caaualtiea. Casualties overseas • among' South Carolina troops as recently reported ! are aa follows: Killed in Actiotf -Private James M Brirkhoua*. Columbia. Died of Wounds—Private Sidney N K Hayimia.- - «=——• Tiled of Disease Lieut Tho< C Herbert. Spartanburg: Privates P E Settle, Inman Died of Accident—Llent Auaterttn Cope; . Private Coy Coleman. Den mark, Corp John Smith. New Brook- land • Slightly Wounded -Private* W E Mooney. Greer; Mamy Neal Green vitle; Corp Thomas O. Lesley Pelier A small bottle of Danderlne costs but a few cents at any store. It Stops falling hair, itching scalp and ends dandruff, besides it doubles the beauty of your hair, mak*. tot It appear twice as beavy. thick and abundant Try it I Poachers Kill Off Big Gama. Pleasant Silences. Pisgah forest. United States govern- “If there is anything I enjoy It’s go- tnent preserve and one of the fl»w re- lug to the moving pictures." malnlng big game sections of tlA* “I thought you were such an admirer country, la about to he denuded of Its game by poachers, according to state ments by Rudolph Dlfft nhach. forest supervisor. Poachers, usually under cover of night, drive the deer out Into the open or off the prenerves and then kill them. The number slain Is reach Ing alarming proportion*. of the English language.” “I am. 1 hate to heaMt aboard. I go to the movies to rest my ♦•ars.’* Much In a Name. "Doing better with y«Mir health WgirU?" Y.-- - Vm beauty classes now."—!.«»uImvtile Cour ier Journal. I Hi your lw«t, then rake what comna without flinching. Every gipevieoCR can be turned to go**! account. take Dnctov To keep riesn and h«**ltL* ta Tbev rogulats Plorto’s Pleasant fvilet* I livor. bowel* and •ton.aih. hard cash tu**lta £) Kveu later. <M*»oer or Genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin'* Always marked with “Bayer Cross'* The trench pertarofM- la an adaptatUm waltreflk. she busted the condiment of a device that was Invented ne«rly over him. Also l»e» wanted to know three centuries ago The hartwd-w Ire •ntanftenietit |* only another form of the ancient abatis, and the fart that It la now often painted green to make It laea easy to see is a link that Jolna It even more Intimately to Ita proto type. The pita with sharp spikes at the bottom and (he caltrops- four- whs t I was going to do about It. "‘Well. Mr Hollar.' says I. ‘when you found a tack In your viands It wea an accident, but when you talked so that she smashed the ketchup on your heed to a young lady who served her aptwentlceshlp aa a waltreaa on Negre Preacbtra Taka a Hand. The colored Interdenominational Minister!' Union met recently at the l^adson Presbyterian church. Colunt hla. The Rev D F Thompson presid ed After the devotional exercises the committee that was appointed to J building funds apportioned consider the advisability of erecting a slab or a memorial building at Orange burg in honor of negro soldier*, made IU report It was stated that at a meeting ai colored ritisens held some weeks ago Highway Apportionment The Rtate highway rommlsskm h is aanoenced ihe amount of federal road to ea^h * county la the Stale and has lasuec an Instructive and Interesting ataten-ent Interpreting the apportionment* of, money Into terms of rood mileage for ( two good types of rood beds Amith Carolina's share of federal funds for t For Pain Headache Toothache Earache Rheumatism Lumbago Cokis Grippe Influenzal- Colds Stiff Neck Joint Pains a boarding car for a railroad coo- aa organisation was effected, and • j rood buildings amounts to ITIM. pointed Imo Instruments that always strurtlon gang, that wa* contrlhutury stand with i»ne point upward hour- negligence, and I «-nn't do anything ever they may fall, are survival* of f or y uU except to hand ynur bill to medieval warfare The catapult of 7 y«»u and wl»h you well ou your Jou^ the Romans that once threw stones ney."—Kansas City Star, recently cast explosive grenades from ' ,, ■■ ■ ■m trench to trench The German flame ; His UnfertunaU Mistaka. projector goes back to the day* when a doleful affair has Just occurred In armies deluged each other with burn- u n*» of mir neighboring states. A man Ing oil and burning pitch, and the use im,) been tm|Mtrtlined by his wife to as- of poisonous gs* wam snliHtiatod t»v the t’liima**-. wh * for ceniuric* U'*«*t* “stlnkfsds At the Zoo. Bobby, aged 7. was making his first visit to the zoo He hsikeil uround at d«t In the hour of spring liotis«i*leiin- Ing. .Ki >111 unguarded iin»tii<*tit she ask«d him to la-at the <*ar|ief. The slnaL was trsi grant for the poor fel low and h|s Intellect saggtsl In the iiiIcHh* and slowly mink to the ground. I In-tiend of twating Ihe (*uri»et he made the various animals, and enming to a hucIi a convincing effort to IhuiI his chff* marke.1 yemaie.lf |w fusluMi Ibe imighhoL* were forced to to his mother in great excitement. Interfere. “Oh. mother." he said. "I’ve always wanteil to s»*e a ‘Female.’ and here lie Is I’’—Cartoon* Magazine. rom mi salon was appointed to make application for a charter and to or range for a drive to raise money for this parpnee The ministers c!a 4 m that this organisation wa* unauthor ised by anvhodv that la romp*wed of the genuine leadcra of the race Hence they are opposed to it. Rut thev put themselves on record aa beina in favor of a monument being erected in honor of th* negro scjd'ers. end *t thei- unanlmou* wish or opinion that !t should be In f***!u*nb4a It was *ir*ed that Columbia Is the capital, it is een tral and the headquarters of near!* all the secret orders of the r.egroes in the state, there^vw. »the monument should be eye* ted here Natural Conclusion. “Hello. Mack, thought you were dead?” “Whatever gave you that Idea?" “Heard a couple of men praising you the other day.” Cinch. “How can I In* sure ihat I ntu the only woman you ever loved?" "Tlirt’s intsy. Until 1 met you I didn’t know whnt love was.**—Loulsvlll* (’ourie/Journnl. Look before you leap and you’ll he either n bachelor or nn old maid. Dissatisfaction in the Quality or Price of Coffee - ■ ^ ; is easily remedied by changing your table* drink to THE ORIGINAL Postum Cereal Boiled just lilce coffee—15 minutes after boiling begins you are certain of uniform quality. The price doesn't fluctuate from one month to the nexL And besides there's only one grade—the beat. You get it in every package. 0, 't " “ V There's a greater reason however why you should drink Postum —HEALTH. No upset to stomach, heart or nerves—the pen alty many pay for coffee drinking—follows the use of Postum. It's a rich, healthful invigorating drink, and— 44 There’s a Reason” To Reaurrve^ieed Buy'^9 The oil mills the stMte will prob ably start buyittk cottonseed again within the next few dav*. said Chair man J. Scottowe Wannamaker. of the cantral committee of, the South Car olina Cotton association. This. . he said, would probably be one result of the bitter controversy which he has had recently with Governor Allen, of Kansas. For some time there ha^ he*»n no market whatever for cottonseed in tho state and many farmers have been using them for fertilizer purposes. Every effort has been made by the central -committee" to have the condi tions that have operated to close the market for cottonseed removed, but information received by It is to the effect that the' mills will probably again begin to purchase seed within the next few days. •This will he pood news indeed for the-farmers of the state, . ^ . ! Will Invest $50,000. The sinking; fund commission de cided to invest $50,000 in the Victory loan bonds. This was done a 1 a meeting of the board at which a number of routine matters received attention. The board appointed State Treasur er Carter and Comptroller General Osborne to formulate rules for e:uid ance in insurance matters. ft was jjecided that the Tmard hereafter would carrv net lines to the amo'^t of $15,000 on hYiek school buildings and $5,000 on frame, buildinjrs. 1&4M Tbs State" highway c.»r*tr<*- ■Inn has apportioned this amnne^he 4€ counties nf the Slate on the hs*la af their population, ares total taxable property and their mileage In the proposed State highway system Before the federal funds for void «*on»truction become available they must he covered, under present rondt Cons, dollar for dollar hv the coon tie*. Therefore, the federal fund* plu* the countv funds will provide a total of $6.312 30$ 011 for road con struction in this State The following is the federal appor tionment by counties: Abbeville, $54,601 40; Aiken, $104. 784.31; Allendale. $10.614 6$. Ander s.%rr $i ir, tt: rrr. - nfffwrg - rTTir^T" -it: Barnwell. $47.Ih*7 93; Beaufort. $44.- Petroleum Substitute. 54)1.77; Berkeley. $74,169.62; Calhoun. One Spanish substitute for petroleum $35,348.92; Charleston. $160,232 93; j for miners’ lamps contain* 77.-1 |H*r Cherokee. $48,289 16; Chester. $65. rent of M degree per cent alcohol ami 332.39; Chesterfield. $80.481 93; CUr | L-’.S per cent of * benzol. -This lump endon. $55,863 93; Colleton. $83.638 08; Darlington. $67,541.70; Dillon. $40, 714.39; Dorchester. $45,448.62; Edge field, $47.342 31; Fairfield. $55,232.70; Florence. $84,900.54; Georgetown. $60.- 913.77; Greenville. $135,083.39; Green wood. $73,222.77; Hampton. $44,817.30; Horry. $66,594.85;* Jasper. $37,558.23; Kershaw. $68,488.54; Lancaster. $56. 910.77; Laurens, $82.37o.62; I,ee. $43. 554.93* Lexington. $74,169.62; McCor mick, $36,611.39; • Marion. $47,342.31; Marlboro. $55,863.93; Newberry. $67.- 226118; Oconee. $56,179.54; Orange burg. $125,614.93; Pickens. $53,654.62; Richland. $114,884.01; Saluda. $39. 136.31; Spartanburg. $146,761.16; Sum ter. $68,804.16; Union. $62,491.85; Wil liamsburg. $78,588.24; York. -$89. 687.93; total. $3.156.154 04. Out of Pain To Comfort! Proved Safe By Millions! Adult*—Tike one or two “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin** wlfh Viter. If necessary, repeat dose three times a day, after meaU» Ask for and Insist Upon “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” American owned—Entirely! SO sent Bayer package*—alao larger B*y-r paHcagp* Buy Bayer p«rk.xgr* only—Get imgiiml psrkags. •**»*»« .f fuel sihmiis to Imivc uieUsrith *ouie ap proval, but an objection Is Its low effi ciency, the lamp using It developing only 77 per cent of the illiuuinating power of the standard petroleum lamp. A new mixture designed to yield this brilliancy is made jp of d‘2 jmt cent by volume of the alcohol. Hi of benzol, 7.5 of rectified turpentine and 11.5 of fusel oil. Ought to Know th« Lady. Bank Teller-—I’m sorry, but 1 cannot csfcb ihl* check until you are identified. I* there anyone nearby u bom you kunvl? The Lady—Certainly. I’ve got th* baby out in front in the go-curt. Til bring him right in.—Judge. d ( Fitting. HIx—“I hear they’re reflooring the country club garage." Dix—‘‘With parquet, I suppose."—Cartoons. Maga- xine. Ought To. "Why do file market n*j»orts some times say that wheat Is nervous?** linked Juicy "I know?’ sjiid little Willie, quickly. "It Is-hecnifsc they thrash it.” «aOVR‘S BAH* al MBlfia h N111 oo-r-v* the Htomarh and Rowel trouble*. Perfect;r berm! lee*. 8«e dlrectlous on tbe bottle. r beroi- '1 r>ie love is seldom able to expreai itself in words. Some New Enterprixes. ^ W. Banks Dor*, secretary pt state.- commissioned the Brand wood The-i- terUoffipany of West Greenville, with • proposed capital sfock of $2 000 Harris Springs Company of ‘Morris' Sprites. Laurens county, was (.har j fssd snili a aspowkews—4 ■! 4ddi»a«)i > | xjpsw To'Compress Cotton. Rulings of the Atlanta district freight traffic committee permittine cotton destined for South Carolina and North Carolina cotton mills to he compressed here will be published in the cotton tariffs of the railroads soon according to Secretary SLatter of the Chamber of Commerce who is a mem her of the freight traffic committee end has just returned from a meeting i Atlanta. This new ruling will help cotton mill men and cotton mhn whose ru* turners often want compressed cotton Citv Schools Affected. ^.With the coming of the new com piitsorv attendance law meny pupil? will be forced into schools all ovet tV State Columbia city- schools will feel the effect of the law as well aa others some step* to supoIv adequate U*s room facilitie* will have to he and jd Greenville was commi*«ioned with a proposed capital stock of $3S.fi0fi. the petitloaera hemp 8. O Olever W. H Pvw and WL M BurwetL all at Ci from 390 to pupils will he forced into the school* when the new lau is applied, mahtas It tmpoesftle h naathet Car UiUse Constipated Children Gladly Take ' “California Syrup of Figs” For the Liver and Bowels Tell your druggist you want genuine atirnwnr of t!f iges who ire constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue rotted, or full ot cold, are plaioAy. printed oo Look, for tbe *