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th* norm, p a rswrll. s c HOW TO. AVOID BACKACHE AND NERVOUSNESS Told by Mrs. Lynch From Own Experience. ^Providence, R. I.—"I was all ran momn in health, was nervous, had head- aches, my back ached all the time. I was tired and had no ambition forany- thing. I had taken a number of medi cines which did me no good. One day I read about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound and what it had done for women, so I tried it My nervousness and backache and Wadaches disappeared. I gained in weight and feel nne, so I can honestly recommend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound to any woman who is •offeringaa I was."—Mrs. Adeline B. Lynch, 100 Plain St, Providence, R. I. Backache and nervousness are symp toms or nature’s warnings, which in dicate a functional disturbance or au mdir althy condition which often devel ops mto a more serious ailment Wooer) in this condition should not cpotrniM to drag along without help, but pr f ♦ by Mrs. Lynch s experience, and try tfeas famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pirkham's Vegetable Com pound—and for special advice write to Lydia E Pinkham Med.Co..Lyao. Mass. >: lasS Build ng ^orriracta. S. 0. S. If Gmstipated, Bilious’ or Hetulachy, take “Cascarets” F!$ TO BCR • fHirini the present y«ar contra* is totalling II loq.ooo have be* "ti let I»> th** state highway commt Mian for r**ad constract toil tn varlou * parts of S'Hith (’arclina. Before the year closes, additional contract* approx.* he let in the Pennell, statu Sick hcadacliC, biliousness, coated tongue, or sour, gassy stomik'h—always trace this to torpjd liver; delayed, fer nienting food in the bowels. • Poisonous matter clogged In the In testines, Instead of being cast oufof the system is re-absorbed Into thg blood. When tliis poison reaches the delicate bruin tissues It causes congestion and that dull, throbbing, sickening head 4 ache. rascirets imrnedhitely cleanse the stoma cl;, remove tiie sour, undigested food and foul gases, take the excess Idle from the liver and carry out all ihe constipated waste matter and poi sons in the bowels. A Casearet tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep.—Adv. EVERY CITIZEN SCOT MUST OBEY THE LAWS OF THE STATE. VICCINITION IS NECESSARY Constitution Guarantees Religeoua Freedom, but Frowns on Prac tice* Detrimental to Health. I FEEL GRAND! I’LL NEVER TAKE NASTY CALOMEL AGAIN! mating ST.V*.imma will . opinion of ('apt Buy OF WHATEVER hiRhWa J r ♦*n*ineer. .. T’ ' greater part of the contracts ; let t:,/ ;.> the present date have t« ( do with work in the fPiedUioht section ofji I the state The construction work h$j been concentrated, to a certain ex tent, in that part of South Carolina During the remainder of the year the 1 counties in the lower part of the state will come in for their share ol road construction. The highway department is receiv ing almost daily additional road build ing equipment, from the war depart ment. Recently four five ton trucks wore received at the depot and no- i "Dodson’s Liver Tone” Doesn’t Sicken or .Upset You Next Day—Best when Bilious, ConstipatedL E»ery Horse Owsev Yager’s Liniment ••I ra*4tlf tW> ft • fc? to* ilw ’• • • oa M mm bmt Ft*, m mm Tragedy of Humor. * “Is t!ii:i jnkc J.H't* ry V ’ ii'-ki*r! fl frnvf ioii'* \ i^iiiir. inigiit • all it tloit. r« pii(*d th** iu*‘htii<*h**lv «‘**ltitiui cnudiictor. / “But I d**i| t un*lfr*ttin«l* why th* |»l:iri> b:i'* ^ii<h :itl Hi lli***>ph«T«* **f g!•^•»tll. , * That’s h-r**.'* 1*1 a* he pick n «•»*‘kr**;i his |m*tt* *1*1 Columbia. .Morris*.C. Lumpkin, assistant attor- tlce .was received that tw’() five ton ney general, gave an opinion in which trucks were being shipped together h* held that parents or guardians are with three transits and two levels hound by suite statute to have their Five^hydraulic pumps have also been children in school vaccinated, claim- shipped to the department. Tim equip ing that his religion forbids the use merit will he distributed to the van- of any medicine. Mr. DeLong took ous counties over the state as the the position that the constitution of need for it arises. the United States and of South Car ! olina rendered him immune in that they guaranteed religious freodem I»«/% ;| 11 ’ Ufc.1 ffl. y*Mi «|**rrt w**rk coluinfi •‘«»ii«liii t«*rf »li. ar* nti«l ■k vryliiff rui*l lilurtlMtll Age Her Rutting on S*d« |» Canal Proposal Rejected. The canal commission rejected the Mr. Lumpkin holds that although . .. ... . - e,m«t„M»ion a,..., Proposition of h U Robertson, pres ident of the Columbia Railway. Gas & Electric company, to complete the Columbia canal to Rocky branch, a point three miles below Gerrais street, contingent upon the suspension «»f litigation during the process of com pletion and withdrawal of the right to forfeiture when the original con tract ha« t*e«>n fullttled The rommi* «i,»n will submit a « *unt»'r pr *p*»*4l slthin the nett few d irs Th. art of the Mineral assemMv *f the constitution does guarantee reli gious freedom, hut that these articles do not guarantee the practice of a religion which conflicts with the laws «-f the state for the protections of the citizens and their health Mors Rewards Offsrsd. Governor Cooper offered 1 Turner the negro wanted f •4t of two policemen IS This brings the am oust n< to fldi^s Greenville of reward of Jie ill# 1 kill YAGER SI IINIMENT OXIDINE FOR MALARIA k. M-mey kw«k S ws fa& sw^CUAKANTLCD W! t< «st ws nnun nn. vwwa fsss Polk Miller’s Liver Pills Sht lr^ Ml M^. «lb#t • ' b tflM'^ • d A ^ t lwss.« 4ms a A Semi h Gsrolim Cs«« # ^ • I I 9 DOAN’S “‘•"V lien lie* r.'TTX d V * *i Or Sstw m*mew I hti 4 isnBi - # • A • i •« • * s ■ #• A • • Soothe Your ^ Itching Skin Cuticura ill w»sW . 0< ntw»nt ‘ a • Tal -t)w«X »|.‘S Sferb If.** . >f ' 9«U« «rt D«p« I SmI— * Try This One. ITiauncey M. D**|*«*w is n gr**:it ud tnirvr of Ring l.nnlner ami delights to velar*- nn iinccdotc concerning ihe \v»»l|* kn< *\vn sport \friiir and hunitirlst. It wu£ at a club in I'biladelphia and a certain gentleman whoni Ihe crowd were trying to entice into spending ithv evening then* declared liV <*oiild not remain Imcause In* had promise*) hl> wif«‘ li«* would come home. *TII fix It for yoti.” said I.ardner 1 , ami darted into the phone booth. I’n's- ently he etm*ig« 4 d sli*»ufing; w ICs all right, «>M eiiap, yoursAvife gays you can stay!” ”Ho\v in the world di 1 you mannge to bring her aroundV"- asked tin* amazed man. "Easy.” replied Lanltii*f. “I told hen jon rwe.re roaring. (Iriitik ami' should , I bTrcig you liome or U**op you here, i an«1 she said: M ‘You < an have liini. Mr. Lardner!’” CO Bx-Wf SiO. IS f Vmm Urn Wwrt Vkwrk, Yaw w«w ■■*• smSm msw swd gw* §m mass swrMMSwa swt sf ssswahasB wWw fmg hhasd is HI #*>4 OMHlHsao ferngwr t as • ha hfawd hs»s s vsvy 4rfaswa»A4 «4Wt sw ihs caw wg wssSsss*. Iwiiwaws •arvsaoaMSS swd awhsass iiku\k % lAhtUi hS CM TONIC Maawwa Ewargy swd V .tshtf hy isd sad Ewnrhawg tha IBoad Whaw ymt fart how N hrmga < - i« the %h+*k% sod h..w •t improves tha Sf*ortua. yow wai ihea appreriste ns true tunic vslsa. <mo\i. s tasteless chin tomc •a not s patent medirtnc it Is simply IKON and QUININE auvpended in Syrup. So ptesspnt e\eit children like it. Tha blood need* Quinine to Purify it and IRON to Enrich it These reliable tome prop erties never fail to drive out im{mntie» in the blood The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S TASTEl LSS Chill TT)MC hns made u the favorite tonic in Uumsanda of homes: More than thirty-five year; ago. folks would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a mtmbex of then family had Malang or needed n lx ’y-biiilding. strength-giving tonic. The formula is just the same to day. and you can get it from any drug store. 60c per bottle. ACHES AND PAINS PCKimiEVED You’ll find Sloan’? \iniment softens the severe , rheumatic ache m t * New L'b'Sry L*St >s foe New Depot huRiling appllratiotis f ir the third •|Uurt**r of 1H1? . The new Iibr ir>' list, adopted hy Ih** -•'.ate hoard of education in May. con tains some fino* desirable titles , Baptist State Convention. The South Carolina Baptist st itc convention will be held in Columbia November 10. il and 12. An attend- am-e of .it least f.OOO delegates is ex- pertod Th*.* Baptist minister^ of Columbia, ippiontcd a large reception commit ted. turn in \V*4*I tion to the I to procure turn facilHie Line - railway qiiate p n the Chester ir*l Air Georgetown Treasurer Appointed. B**nnett W Jayroe has-been ap pointed hy Governor Cooper t > the office of county treasurer *>f Georgd; town bounty to fill th** vacancy caus ed l»v the death of ihe hit** J A Hem ingway. Put it or f r ecl\ it. in. Just let it penetrate naturally. W'kai a sense of .so* tiling-relief soun :ollo.*-‘l External aches, stillness, soreness, cramped muscles, strained sinews, back -**cm'k* —those athomrs can't f*ght off the relieving qualities of Sloan’s Liniment Clean, cbmcnient, econdtekal 35c, Ti’c. \ It Pays to Creosote. Crcsoting pence Posts” is the title *1 ,i' n**vv publication hy the South ('aroliT.a exp**rinient station. It was written hy Prof H. W. Barre., botanist Hid (1 recto!’ of the station, and is ;*’il'Jjshed iis station bulletin 201. It contains • discussioiis of the kinds of post's used in the experiments, prep aration, methods, cost, and results of treatment together with tables show- tig relative economy of treated and int- *atcd posts. Tae bulletin ts time- m , w pf Lh** rapid extension of inilusTiT Lowest Death Rate. South Carolina foots the li**t with r**!’ ird to th*- numlter of deaths from 1 no ooo population for r»ntb« of 1919. accord rvK e ved by Dr J une-* bealtti rvpoft* »ewt la show • ar»t *'t MoStlls *4 «r« jev*e4 Ibi* More Money tor Teschers. ^fo many calls L»r t«*s»cb»*i inc *n that J H Kbcaiy *f h#* fg*4« ||# tlilf Farmers to Get Rock. Washington (SpeciaH - Ex*Gov. Richani I Manning was in Washing {on as a trustee. of Plemson College- to .interview officiiUs (»f«th** Cnited States railroad administration in re -gard to car service for th** movement of raw phosphate rock Senator Dial has had this problem under discus-'j sion with Tr#fli<‘ Manager Edward Chambers for some time and recently the administration ' ordered the re gjpnal director at Atlanta to give rock moving from the pebble H**lds in Flor- ida preferential handling - •'•‘•■j .irF roi 'V** rvi* Don’t take sickening, salivating Cnlo- ( nmreury and attacks your bones. Take mel when a f«*w »'* ihs buys a large a dose of nasty Calomel today and you bottle **f D*Misi»n’s Liver T**ne—a per- "ill feel weak, sick and nauseated to- fe<‘t substitute f*>r Calomel. I morrow. l)**n t !**se a day. Take a It is a pleasant vegetable liquid s|MH»nful of Dodson's Liver Tone In- whlch will start your liver Just as sure- stead and you will‘wake up without ly us Calomel, hut it doesn't make you any biliousness, mnstlpathui. sluggish- sick and can not salivate? ness, heada* he. mated longue or sour .Children and grown folks ran take stomach. Y**ur druggist says if \i»a IxhIhoh * Llvgr T*B»»*-.be**aus*» It Is jier- j don't find Ihw^m’s Liv* fei tly hunnlrs*. • ! better than h.*n it* « Cal*»mel Is a daQg*-r<>u Altsrostiv*. It T*H»e a« tS mel your Go WsHV* VM# ull%f *m • • • M # ^ - ♦ M % • * • % <4m ###••■• §•* » % VI 111 !*•%•* Vft F* 41 yusMa y % «11« f—f-*-r flSM ■s uJifk m «*w (■*.-■ (# R£P0«T SHORTAGE Of SALII3II > u Il THI»< c t * j A ■ • •• • i t# fl ■#* ♦ * > * >• aW4 ■* % f W m a More Economical Than Coffee Better for Health and Costs Less Instant Postum ■ I ] ‘ : Instant #; ' • Postum ] i ! A aCVTMAOB A table drink made 4 'quick as a wink ,, by placing a spoonful in a cup, then adding hot water, and -sugar and cream to taste. “There's a Reason” for POSTUM UmU by Postum Cereal Company lUtti* Creek, MkK. WBBSm .K-* R*u*e is Pnc« -k % s n \ ■ A 1 1