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Baby Sleeps at Night w*»«n the atomach works naturally and bowels move freely. Mrs. Winslow’s Syr- «P is especially recommended for quick ly overcomina wind colic, diarrhoea, constipation, flatulency, and other die- oritra. Help baby'a digeatioa by giving MRS. WINSLOW’S SYRUP Tbs lafsats* aaJCUUise’s Rscilstsv and note the health-building sleep that follows. Nothing better for teething thne. This remedy contains no opiates, narcotics, alcohol or any harmful in- pnthenU. The formula is on every bottle of this safe, vegetable regulator^ At mil Jraggimta Fins in n | off* stEO me Mrwardo b>ldloe ichplprw, rnlvwraity of Sou lb (a ml loo a to donta who loft thtir rloaooo lo answei Ulo coll to anna and who fought li the great war are to be rewarded fot their eacriflrea by the faculty. Dr. W 3. Currell. prealdent of the university, announced that all men who left the university Unjoin the army or navy RE OUUTIONg PASSED FIXING and who htve BOW returned t0 ?ake up their work where it was left off will be given credit for their term of service In the army or navy. o. Bi’DrORl PICUNG CGMPUil The Enterprise la Capitalised at $150,000, and Stock la to bo* Dis tributed Among Five Counties. SLIDING SALE FOR SEED AT COLUMBIA MEETING. rO ENOOKE COMPETITION Prices Fixed for Months of October, November and December Are $75, $78, and $81 Respectively This action on the part of the insti tution will affect a large number of boys who have returned to complete their educatipn after Various periods of service In the military. Each man will be given as much credit as his in dividual case merits and there will be no general standard set. It is esti mated that 75 war veterans are back and they are all elated that their sac rifices in going into the army and navy are to be recognized. Too Loud. Hewitt—This is a pretty dead place. Jewltt—I should say so; a still ■lann would ?>e considered a violation bf the ordinance against undue noises. “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” IS CHILD’S LAXATIVE at tonguai from stomach, llvtr and bowtla. Columbia. Resolutions expressing favor of an ^ Election in Kershaw County. open market for cotton aeed In South Cooper named a comnlU . Tarolina and calling upon the farmers sion to make* arrangements for the of this state to hold their see4 until ' Proposed election on the question oi the market reaches $72 per ten dur- ! annexinB four 8quare raile8 of Ker . 0 . . u _ . shaw county territory to Lee county. Ing September, *75 during October, The eloction lg consolldate a $78 during November and $81 during school in Lee. The commissioners in December were adopted at a called favor of the proposition are W. H. meeting of farmers, oil mill operators ‘ and Humphries and seed dealers. . again8t M C Pate and D * U John son. All are of Lucknow. The main features of the meeting were the outspoken opposition to j making any sort of an agreement with Parrott Resigns. — ' | the oil mill interests and the dtilre Miss Edith L. Parrott, the state Remove poisons for an open market' with all enoour ! hom * e® OB * tr »‘U» agent, ha, ten Walterboro.—A campaign has beep conducted in Colleton county this week in the interest of the Seacoast Packing Company of Beaufort. Meet ings were held at Walterboro, Cot- tageville. Smoaks, Lodge and Island ton, and the plans and purposes ol the packing plant were discussed and subscriptions to the Ifca'pital , stbek taken. Much interest was shown, in the undertaking, but on account of the failure of the Orangeburg packing plant, there werd not many large sub scriptions taken. Colleton county will be expected by the Beaufort promot ers to subscribe to $30,000 of the $150,- 000 capital. Beaufort will take one- half this sum and the^ur adjacent counties are expected to subscribe the balance. It is proposed to have the packing plant in operation by September 1, 1920. Charleston.—For the first time in the histofy of Charleston a partial sys tem of free school books will be in force this year, children of the first and second grades, primary depart ment. being furnished with textbooks by the board of school commission ers. J i a—-* Columbia—Frank A. Crout was ar- agement possible for competition. her resignation to take effect reBte< j an( j lodged in the Richland When the matter of setting a mini- ° ctob< ' r 14 President Johnson of coun |j r j^h on charge of having mum figure for reed came aa for dm Wlotbrop Coll.g, reloruailr »ccpu roort ,„ d Mr and Mr> 0rMD M,dllB. ruMlon. th.r* w»» , dir.r.ltr of rodlgnatloo and rrslltr, Ibit h,i f,ther l, !.w and mofh#r la law. opinion, .ore, r,pm„lng (he bopa Pi**-* *HI b- bard to All Ml,, Par f,, warraal alao ebargaa Croat wltk that a d.flail, prl^ would b* fllr.l roU '“* ,h - • u, » »»< Wl » f„oa others holding that su^h a course throp and Clemaou Collegee ta thte would be ua wtee Ftaally It wes dw- rapacity eficieotly and faithfully elded to urge aU termers to its not • lBr# Bhe la a graduate Use thaa $71 for seed durtnt the °* rollege with the degree preaeat mou'h with a slidiag ecuH for ^ A B aad < oTumbia t mverfity the remaiaiag fall anuMha 4*99** _ It waa )uet after her rmdastlou frowi the arhowl uf hnueeh old ana at Cotwabia t'aiversily that Mum Favrwtt waa called.hf the eta # aad Wiaihrwf War Riaa loewrwoae Be»eg Fe-d South rarwllia faaikikoe are uet t'aloa - M B Meador, a proesiaeat clt.j#n of the county, wne run down by an automobile truck be re aad ee- rieuety la jured Severe I riba were brokea aad be was otberwtee badly bmieed Me wee taken at oare ta the hospital here aad gtvea medical at* teotiea mi Flpl Nr i be auuse t^ltfbrwta ua per%ape tbeu y«u are ewre yuor I fee be * tug the b^s aad aoos botui •tse «e pNfsAv Nr I be BtMe Beer eod besseN i %>l<ni e dsetnsw fruMf lues# FOB Ne <bikd e Noe uO sorb hug- 11 OSSWoi Nor f f uo mmm m$ m - - -* e*T«* rluiass he V*urte BBMh * lie ‘uektag reel it at mo ee Nr ae asaoey o II do M lo theoo obugp uuoa aad kesbaude d*od ta the uerebu uf their ruoatrp durtag the gruotoet war af aU dMBBBatfet e«*r% kesdgeertere at Wtaikr«<p r\^Neg« Ceiti •MB IMvsay (Be ysMt 1 *•' aaaha BtaBwaff ewaBtf # hmmrs TWee ara 1 Ttff •aawvaae® riaMaa eaaatfwgfie*- T_ *1 ^ im m WIW 9W Hi VHP MB aaSM < *4 SN | SM rnmmmmm aad ( hmmms paitf is ffawth Caaaltaa v%r affp mmm Baaa r—ffw tad 1 ay By tBa < bt»*4j IBM BaaaNa •v« >swsas mi mm* ♦* . - aa k a afPay aMMMiaiflaai «ad i t ay* Bay RMBAaf vBa a . t mm o ahlaad al tha ttaa a® p> aaaA BkfBMay ead Maar •aid isai •d •$« M aa . istMS Ne iaMM«aea seed* By tBa iader®tfteaa mmsm IBs! * ah m Mr W paaHkasa sahtkaew aaBaaa aad mmr*mmm •■»• aflMMBt Maafld Ba ea® ‘ ♦ ger ’ • d Ne Bar Cha »aftMaaai Boaster The uieut*ag el the Boos tor eoaoty gteteto^ a$ the JUFC * eoa JPwiotMO at Hu teed erbaul ae wen aiieoded by the people af Pvwetdaaco loooehip I* tk tNootoga tua uetde i the taJb eg the W Bapreusod hie hourere s targe eeueher ef tboo eeee •* tk-* f soSe/irN USeeb US Ike eeuer .e<MO aB eeCSeb «#erud prea Seed 5 c a package before the war $ ‘ ' •- : c a package during the war 5 c a package NOW THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! these The sewage p- * tamed by f$B woo ooa 8$ *ed tag the OUOt IB dept > 1*0 w » •'O o tuup*! be* Wed -’S *be BO QueOrh I ^SaU Sard O hagr kA« tag fsef^eoa «Wee Caeo te Fuaob Cooet odor hoe hueO sa ede hp «*a*ediua reoot *eueuusaea»o Oo i j fbOOo •-J Cl MfoSt, taeuoeg BewuNOkeo oboe farow* Oeuso «o ■ eeib ir Nweeud faoaiei o too papuru Nooi the peseruea ed boo ^ ^ MuubA foe% Ne the seeon la ihdi na*e gf, f-,j f t —“ tseue hkrb Nbler aNuo A Sag Nero oho m |g f |y f #( | | rbarged o*tb gvoad kaereoy m Vbe 1 *fmmrnm* eeur ibe d •.< Irul degree Me Is gsue gl Fareus te < x * ^augbseo god Isas Modi eeor BeooNet Ma li rborfprd' Imoo ud 9mA ms u «b tbo BSudl ud Sid fgrde ed rtudb Is 44 e tard gad tdl yarda et M !$ e y*r4 m«s eg s bMu I $? pm « •m eu m <e • . * » os a doi ighv# aps • • * i*»m,cae tdmc # if I rWt Strvorh-Ot-eii nr P.*r«v of GROVE'S T * M * * M TAmiXSS QBB TOMIC has mads It mtmtm ma,r Ua ! thaa thirty-#ve years 4 ' lk ‘ lusakM Be loey d fe. Wet? te pi mpbif the rugai us te ike epe* dkalMoe mi the as -eusker }4 ltd? The effer •eat epkM *OMMed*eSe ud kB p*ud ag Bfsggfsuo The ourh e 11 kegtu agMO e-e «• iba* Ibe -Be# * * kae Wea orsepsed aod • *B prwiaed * #i • «k degoiak If |e further UStpgilt —— Aogeuueo TW utree« rot «d that upaa the ar*ep«eoae tbo c*9*mm n nrgi Owes so -«akpu*« o le ke retuised frees aat Tke «isiee mi tire sat ’Be ifurtaa *%mw mi t<nef-*turo ky tke eteie of turg. t »Susak..e nterbi nao ead Fkw Booth CarsNao eorw haee bew are eg Mg ted tboos US the $1 rompaigb fObd area Vervees eseuta to be elsged kete M»Ot gfveu eut by BMP weed to he eo the eeder sd sdole soryggary Oil feus woe ntybspM game* wore ae parted lo strops the* goesoe ae sees eve This woe ueaa sfetese bee the Y M C a pOyeSral •• *bey *** be pruoeai diroeteru ruosasMIoo These track * _ , j •eld eseota. ag aster reoleaSe. C>« ieweasp Beetared- Pwarteeber* The Upertaakurg esdMp bad eod oshee paouee tieogroor t'ooper graaiod a pardug Ouooto M»gbwev t «#*#*»-** u • *ae W .*n bv Tbe ParulLa* t.» ft |swu»»a«ea teeAete r«l* foosaasder ed tho msMIeo deMor ttmrnA MCA ead otory r»ty la the teaehtp Dooitak h wae coat tried It Meet, aasoeattag ta »mS*d. t® the »mpete A ffld of forgery, aad eeateared U Raah of Commmrrrn «if this rity tbo of Urge number of trophy rupe will bo serve uae year. The uoatearo wmi f» r “f tbl« Institufon ng the most nfferod for Individual and team wla- served and tho pardoa lu only to re advantageous arcordtag to rounty nt teaship Domiakh romot highway official* The bond* mature iilik'i mmmmm mm Moot QOS uiiog umw fBBMwee MglCIli—Cl m mf 4 «e* u Cmmn dug MoooodB IS* S - •• - * • %—a r I $MB)B n4Nbs Of Bto* tBB g> $$ 490 0 BbBMBI NdN# ^gp^Nhd.JNNk 41 Tke W*eMuOrd 1 e e* ea o puesoa a* peM Y M r 4 to a uteSo 9% * Loahaun ike Me are eg ^ , taw ae eoot eve to these rnA m Woodward ttton-H d f fusdUl | ftBirif |ueu4!i*^B lueewePd Seksude 9u UmOW rtf——I le the the swigblMOlag lewu A* Htllluathgi a« begin to utgry at an •f Hrti kewN tbi reim. or etc a Cofieorg tmprouo Yeor Sk (iig tisakg aad rv^tvtug geo tty ameer the fare • 1th * i-'tKS i • i. • *r.«- ■» b gth off Oiafmeot la Ire gsiaatre wills CwtMwra Swap aad hot upser. II Is wogNdrrful auamuoMO what Cwtlrwre wilt do fur poor complextgoa. daadrwlf, itchlag aaA red rough haedg —Adr. The stir***t way to loeo a friend la ions dtetancu to gM GROVE'S ners and (he rlty troring the largest 'CWB TONIC when a number of p«>ints In all event* will re from a good family and has rondurtet in nine series itentiary. Phone Rates Increased. amount being $477,254 45 1 tide a A»mxss family had Malaria nr ^ handsome silver trophy to be himself properly since leaving the pea and were bought by the Btnk of Com * "•*'»«' — m,rr, on a ha... af MS* U, ..... day */ you can get it from any drug ^ per boula Value of Asylum Property. The total value of the land, build- The railroad commission granted in Ridgeway —At the same grads , ings and equipment of the state hos- creases in telephone rat's for Ninety crossing at Smallwood where the ac- j pital for the Insane is $2.16o.l76.38. Six and McCormick as was done thi cident occurred on August 17 In which according to a statement given out by |previous day for Abbeville. The rate? \tr. and Mrs. Charles P. Wray of Ridgeway and the McCarrel lad of Concord. N. C., (pst their lives in an automobile wrecked by a freight train, occurred another accident when two mules drawing a wagon belonging to Levi Branham were killed outright by through passenger train No. 31. Acid-Stomach Makes 9 Out of 10 People Suffer Doctors declare that more than 70 non- •rsanlc dlaraees can be traced to Acid- •toaach. Starting with Indigestion, heart- turn, belching, food-repeating, bloat, sour, gassy stomach, the entire system eventually becomes affected, every vital organ suffering la some degree or other. You see these vic tims of Acid-Stomach everywhere—people who are subject to nervousness, headache, hwomriia, biliousness—people who suffer from rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica and aches and 'panai all over the body. It Is safe to say Khrt about 9 people out of 10 suffer to some s«t*at from Acid-Stomaeh. If you suffer from stomach trouble or, even If you do not feel any stemach distress. yet are weak and ailing, feel tired and dragged out. lack 7P C P" and enthusiasm and know that something is wrong although you eannot locate the exact cause of your trou ble—you naturally want to get back your grip on health as quickly as possible. Then Sake EATONIC, the wonderful modern rem edy that brings quick relief from pains of Indigestion, belching, gassy bloat, etc. Keep yoor rtomach strong, clean and sweet. See how your general health Improves—how qak-kly the old-time vim. vigor and vitality •ames back! Get a big 60c box of EATONIC from your drug* 1st today. It Is guaranteed lo pleaee If you are not satisfied your druggist Will refsad your money. Si Ben M. Sawyer, secretary of the were asked on petition of the com South Carolina budx^t commiss’on. panics, which petUipn was supportec hated on the audit submitted by the by petitions from a majority of th« institution. Of this total, the build- subscribers. The rates for businesi ings are valued at $1,222,700, the telephone are: speciat $3; duples land at $082,405.17 and the equip- $2.50. For residence telephones: spe ment at $260,071.21. Thrift Campaign Urged. William M. Shand of Columbia, •ial, $2; duples $1.50. Poultry Culture Advocated. “Artificial hatching of and rearing chainnan of the government thrift or- of chickens is preferable t& natura ganization for Richland county, has when more than 200 chickens- an received a copy of a letter just writ- reared annuallv” is a rule which ap ten by Governor Cooper in which the pears in the fiffh edition of extensioi executive expresses the hope that the bulletin 16, “Poultry Culture foi savings movement will he vigorously South Carolina.” just off the—press pushe.d in the schools. This rule and the detaile-of artificial Accompanying the governor’s letter iy producing chickens are among thi is a conimunication from the state su- new things set forth in the publica perintendent of education, J. E. Swear- tion by the author, Frank G. Hare ingen, who wishes to see a savings professor of poultry husbandry a society in evecy school room in South Clemson college, in the 14 pages <# Carolina. ' text dealing with this subject. Short Term Enlistments. Beaufort.—Enlistments for terms of two. three and four years will be’'ac cepted in the Marine corps, until June 30, 1920. accordingAo advice. “The president has authorized that June 30, 1920, enlistments in the Ml-_ rine corps may be for terms, of two, f three or four years and laws now ap plicable to four years enlistment shall apply, with such regulations as may he prescribed by the secretary of the navy to enlistments for a shorter pe riod with proportional benefits upon discharge and reenlistment.” ro^rdw* AOD-iTontAC* Legion Invite* R./OtevelL Seeking to Bring Relief. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, son of the The Rev. O. H. Pannkoke. who If late President Roosevelt, has been in- now in South Carolina assisting Luth Tiled lo dell»*r an arlrtr»«» at thi" flr«t -ran* In their c a mp»i*n for , rf 0raMTm « r „ unty away annual meelma of the Ame.lean le for Newberry and bummfrland rol ^ ^ ^ of 0 _ «'**» <* 8 < m,h Carolina. October It le**,. i. aecretarr of tho Lutheran b. ■ J# m(tM from , nl|road , flour I. Columbia I. tho hall of tbo >onw rea. aad la .orttn* -l.h tho Matte., h|th . rto DDrri . oHMl aBd Hidden School Discovered. Greenville.*—Hid In a mountain cove In the far timed Dark Corner seclion hack In Gliaty Moan- eipact*d to U'Latherma CoancHf la their cam pa iff fl—r Ybbt Skiff —rtft $ha iBfflUtk* I raoflrf a is® haaa tavit®# ta 4® ' U*er aa Calaaal BaaMtaB aav aettaa aa® Eathoaia Pot sad aad other ®4st •aknoara to county school . official!, lias bees "discovered"* by Mlaa Elisa | hath Perry. «rh®oN aad Car! Drmha. Nr mtARW, 0liU5 4*4 f HU