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1 s,, rat FiofLr baeitwzll • c Why That Backache? art * Wif t* v»ib • km Y«a i u k«ffr| m r»*n I fen*** pa* > aad • 4%U. »cIm Ltkaljr |^# 4aa«» * «««k ki<ia«^v Yoa m«; kavr kM«Urhr« a»d diuty «ft«IU. too, WUfi • •*+k tirrd feolmc Don't drlaj. Tr> Dorn n't Kidney Pills, Ihry tur* d«>n«* wonders in thnuundo of surh cum* Ask your neighbor.' A South Carolina Cato assy Mr*. Eugene Rick* enbaker, & Middleton 8t . Orangeburg, 8. C.. aaya: "A cold aettlod In my back and my kidneys became weak. My back wan no weak I wae afraid to bend over for fear I couldn’t straighten My kid. neys didn’t act right and my hand* swelled Dlzxy spells came over me and .blurred my sight” I used Dean’s Kidney Pills and two boxer completely cured me." Got Doan's at Any Stars, 60e a Boi DOAN'S VtVLV POSTER-M1LBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. STBENGTHIESS SEEMED DYING Sq Weak She Cou d Hardly Move, Says Indiana Lady.—One Bottle of Cardui Put Her on the Road to‘Recovery. • FINE GROWTH OF Dusotro orer oorr —f RUIN YOUR MATERIAL TOfl OF SEIEM I Vaseline a*| u B fw o«r CARBOLATED / rtTvoatrs jtur Tanglfr, Ind.—“Four yenrs ngo this gurnmor I wa« sick In bct1, M \Vrltcs Mrs. Ullle Mi’KIwco. of this place. ^ “I had i been under the doctor’s care for five weeks. ... I was pretty, bad, and I ; was just as nervous as I could be. . . . | I could not steep at ni^ht until 10 or 12 o’clock. When I would doze off and wake up I would be all of a trem ble with nervousness. , "The doctor called my trouble catarrh of the ... It Rave me such pains that at each one It would seem that I could not hoar another one. ♦ Then I would chill . . . the pains would Just seem to shake me all over, and the next day I wtnild he so weak I could hardly move. T would he so utterly ntrongthle^s that It would seem a« If I wore dying. "After one of* my bad s;»e1ls , . . and I bad almost died. I picked up the Home Treatment Ibevk and decided to try Cardui. flcfore I had taken a whole bottle, I rould sleep at nlirhf ... I don’t rememlver Jt»*t how long, but In a short time | was up and helping with the work ..." Over forty years of stircevwful use has proven the rain* of I'ardnl In the treatment of many comm** fetnalo ailment a. AH drugff«t* sett f'ardwl. for m omen. — Ad* MUCH BUILDING GOING ON IN BOTH ITS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE SECTIONS ITS IM OF COMMERCE Bonds were Recently issued to Supply Water and Sewerage, and an Extra School Tax is to be Levied irritant for BOatchn cuU etc Hrahfl nr»* of la *-•* It sr«a> the iwvveMi revmlts Ve I few av. a rn* tawsMS Arwosseee sroe ao> getakg hta (raaseNastlHm |»* g Moneets 1 Sta Ike tawagMo OeOta tkf •Mh'*e* «4 ‘tasao a •* * >#V'«4i tUtm iiMe*«eHBad Berieca,—Thirlng the past' six months the town of Seneca has grown by leaps and bounds. Never were the prospects bo bright for the growth and development of this little city oi wonderful opportunities of this lUtle 1 city of wonderful opportunities and Bplendid natural advantages. With every store room ocupied and the de mand so great for more than seven or eignt new buildings have recently been completed and others are soon to be built. Noteworthy among these buildings just completed are four beautiful room* erected by the Cili* gen's bank, one of wbich ia an up to date moving picture bouse and Obe handsome garage of T. Leslie Strrb- Itng gives him one at the largest au tomob.la establishments In the roun ty. Building ta nWo active la the reel den uni eeetloas ta an endeavor to Supply homne for the many people who wish in locate In Benecs Recontly bonds were voted te sup ply water and sewerage for the lews pod egtf% arbeol tag will eoew be !•« ad IB nr deg I# give batter sekeoi ed*ae‘M«t Beane mt pewere t nseet pe«g* eanive bwetnwae and pewfUeesannl •*• rwa • ed m* * m eager in peans as e and de tb# ep«>«e4 td eppersenRien Wpenee! Don’t Bey a Peer Dye The! Fadea, ttreaka, or Runa. Kach imiitago of "(Haifiond f>>•»«*•• contains directions ao alro|ile that any women can diamond-dye a new, rich, fadHena' ivdor into worn, whabby gar* incnta. drapertea, coverings, whether wimiI, silk, linen, cotton orjnlxed giMMta. Huy "Olammid Dyes”—bo other kind —then perfect results are guaranteed even If you have never dyed before. Druggist has color card.—Adv. Reckless Experiment. "Friend," said t’actus Joe to the man who lujd just, alighted from the bus, "could you toll us what a soviet I»r V - '• "What dl> you want to know'for?" "Crimson Culch has been getting so orderly and subdued that some of our most prominent citizens are talking about leaving. We need some excite ment and we wouldn’t mind a little trouble if it didn’t last too long. From what I can hear a soviet. If it was munngod right, would about tilt the bill." - To Hive a Clear Sweet Skin. Touch pimples, redness, roughnefli or Itching, if any, with Cutlcura Olnt* ment, then bathe with Cutlcura Soap and hot water. Hlnse, dry gently and dust on a little Cutlcura Talcum to leave a fascinating fragrance on akin. Everywhere 25c each.—Adv. WRIGLEYS The children love Wrigley*s—and ifs stood for them. Made under conditions of absolute cleanliness and brought to them in Wrlglev's sealed sanitary package. 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C 1 halllo greatly depre^%e)| " .*va \\heti*\vr I g«» out with Perfect Health is Yours If the Blood is Kept Pure Almost Every Human Ailment Is Directly Traceable to Im purities in the Blood. You should pay particular heed tni to any indication that your blood supply is becoming sluggish, or that there is a lessening in ita strong and vital force. By keeping your blood purified, your system more easily wards off disease that is ever present, wait ing to attack wherevp- there is an opening. A few bottles of S. S. S., the great vegetable blood medicine, will revitalize your blood and give you new strength and a healthy, vigorous vitality. Everyone needs it just now to keep the system in perfect condition. Go to your drug store and get a bottle to-day, and if you need any medical advice, you can obtain it without cost by writ ing to Medical Director, Swift Spe cific Co.r-112 Swift Laboratory,'’■At lanta, Ga. Wasl»Mif*wp SWtaked taifVlr* Pat #4 in Captam Wtlilata PenUl « rp* IM'h Infr traerdteary blro»*m >• pctm*» north of Verdun. Fnnce. Ortoher 12. IPli Captain Daxid« m while attending wounded under heavy fire was hint •elf n,Minded by *everal plrve# of ehell fragment* Regardle** nt hit own wounds he continued in his cars of the wounded, refuting to be treated until his regiment was relieved when several pieces of shell were removed from his head and shoulders Home address. York street. Chester. S. C. Zebulon D. Greenwood has been appointed postmaster at Jonesville. IMI IWU iiUlfl. Naval Veteran Killed in Collision Greenville.—Ransom A. Seawright. 24 years old and a naval veteran of the world war, was. instantly killed when a motorcycle, whidh he was rid Ing, collided head v on with a heavy touring car occupied by a party of Asheville men, about two miles out side the city on the Buncombe road. A coroner’* Jury later in the day held the seven members of the party They gave their names as followi: D C. Brown, driver of the car. Sol. Rob la. Ch&rlee Croe*. M Edingtn M Orn j eten. H. Goldberg and Bam Labitt. lUUKU, CHIUS and flUk. M*Hk»A im t. «n v • A Spotm’s Djslemper Compound ni mm 49990 L <«•-< Two S4 Paeeenger Autemebllee Columbia.—Two of the largetl aa tomoblles seen ta Columbia ia some time arrived here frecn Aegueta ee their way ta Maaaarheeetu The twe markieea are (reveling thrmigh tk* reaafry from §t Aage»ti*# % Fla aad eapect la raBrh the Me« MngiAad e*aie if the ead ef It daw Tba ttae rgre reeve 24 peaeeegeee ee the ’ ew ■ weri WfN |» taew Mb Me BMB, » 25 Gents will buy a big package of x ~ POSTUM X weighing over a pound, net. What are you paying for ♦ coffee ? x ■ X X L J -J