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, .*)]•» Rtward. $100 ' Thi«M4v* of IM. that tb#r» la at $aa that adaaci to cura la all Ita atacaa and rrb. Catarrh halnc fraatlf by coaatltutloiial condition! constitutional treatment Hall s Medicine la taken Internally and I tha Blood on tha Ifucoua 8ur- the System thereby deetroyinl latlon of the disease, giving the strength by building up the con- » and assisting nature In doing Its The proprietors hava ao much In the curative power of Hall's itarrh Medicine that they offer One kindred Dollars for any case that It fails cure. 'Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. >hlo. Sold by all Druggists. 76c. Mrs. Bowen Tells How Rats Almost Bufned Her House Down. ‘‘For tivo months I never went in our cellar fearing a rat. One night iAa-bed ) smelled fire. Suge enough the rat had - been nibbling at the matcji* I If I hadn’t acted promptly se would havp^been burned day ^e found the dead rat. RAT- tilled it. It’s great stuff.” izes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and teed by C. F. Molair and The Pharmacy. ^JLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS t I I’niveraity of South Carolina. The examination for the award of nt scholarships in the University th Carolina and for admissHWi now stmWnu will hr hold at tho y Court House on Friday, Joljr ! 9 a m Appltranls must be n-.t tha a •iitsen yvors of age Whm larships are isrant after July 9 JT will bo swarded to those foaku highest sserage at esowunoltfl shsi they mew', tho ewnditMsie go* rattig tho award Ayp**' ■****• f*r hadorshtpo dksssid or'te Vo Frwoedowl srhiianJiTp *%am«aeiiios a TV*‘«w htowaa^ poaowely ' i) d Mi by the opphroot ihoohf ha fihafl I wtth Moasioot Cwfvwh by Joly 3 hshmlaoea go ooa wor’ h I tow ftwe j 1*4~o pad fewtotal 9liO$ The I SMPSt eweoseo wdB «owe> lb»wg t | dps I rWw fprvmrr wfwoanoteoa sod sabohag I miiHiaEsi ms ii suit EXPERTS TO SERVE ON SPECIAL COMMISSIONS FOR QOOO OF SOUTH CAROLINA. PUN mis TO LEADERS Davalopmant Board Has Thus Far tug. gaoled Prosacutlon of 1,8 Sspa r ata Matters, Mainly Agricul tural. Named for the state of its origin, tha “South Carolina Plan” for the devel opment of our natural resources aud advantages, la attracting widespread attention. Inquiries regarding It hara coma from several southern states and from Oregon, wherw preps rations for a movement of similar purposes are being ir de The booth Carolina Plan It that which has been deviaed by the South Carolina Development Board lie oub at and tog feature is the use of special commissions for the proeerution of particular undertakings Tbeee tam missions will bn rowponM at seen pa eellerly salted ta gsndle t*e spa*l9r tasks giraa th#f% by maeoa of tbnir a now ledge Interne? end ability. The whole theory ef a spa lal com mieelee le that a «*wnp ef m— wba want a partb-eiar Ibtag dene • U work anrde* and pwwe mtelitpeadf Nr taes thsag tana waaftd i»«aa wk ses *a*ar eels migai Me la Nkar franioae (Copyrtsht. 1ISS. W*st«ru N*wa»ap«r Uniuo ) ’ "Yes, sir, these big ungainly bauds did It,” vaunted Bradley Worth. ‘‘They weren’t so big ami ungainly when I left bbtne for the diggings ten years ago. Now I can afford U> wear kid gloves all the time if I want to, and •*a diamond ring on every linger if I like. I've cashed in, and I’m going back Fast with enough to keep me for life and a lot to spare.”- The bronzed, sturdy favorite of the mining camp looked proud and happy as he bade farewell to his old chums at the hotel at tucky Gulch. He was modest in his claims, as all of them knew. After working hard at pick and shovel year after year, he had struck the richest gold vein in the district and had sold it at a fabulous price. He had given ‘‘the hoys” a royal feast In the shafie of a farewell dinner. An old friend, T«rtii Wade, only got in to tht* automobile with him that was to take them over to the nearest railroad station. “I never bragged of It. Tom spoke Worth buoyantly, as they *|»*d along, “but the native town I am going hacb tu. Bradley, wus named after our fam ily. I count great things on that ‘"sleep) old fa*htooe«| little burg Im*w |‘ve got two dream* iHm* la making BradU-t atmi |t ought t# be I bear th-* railroad baa Napa ball! up ta It. Maybe Ihey'ia £-4 gat and et*« trVf I light* leak. but. abatw^ee wr bow ever I the geeat aadbttbdi af my Ufa la t* I U«e belt I ta gal la bwthtlag up that I dear lit tie lea a ahefw alt mi «ddtlma MONEY IS LIFE MONEY IS LIFE. IT IT THE CONCENTRATED .ESSENCE OF LIFE. IT FEEDS LIFE. AND MAKES IT STRONG. IT LIBERATES LIFE. AND MAKES IT INDEPENDENT. IT LUBRICATES LIFE,ANDMAKES IT SMOOTH AND EASY. ARE YOU PUTTING BY MONEY REGULAR. LY, AGAINST THAT DAY WHEN LIFE SHALL NEED IT? THIS BANK OFFERS YOU THE BEST OBTAINABLE FACILlTIES.FOR PRE ^ SERVING YOUR SAVINGS AND HANDLING THEM PROFITABLY. ^ T ? f T t t T y T T t f T ❖ t t T t T T f ❖ f t ♦ f %♦ the first :::::::::: bask Capital Stock, $60,000.00 * t . -a Make This Bank Your Best Servant. J. HARLEY, Pres.' N. G. W. WALKER, Vice-Pre*. S. E. MOORE. Vice-Pres. L. P. WILSON. Cehiei RALPH SMITH, Aut. Cwhier. I t l f x y y ❖ f y y ❖ ♦♦♦ i aaggea*a< par ty aa a eaaaM paara ^tt«av af ttm daaa*egmaai 4 a*4 largaty ta maanag a kamaad a ttaageaduaatea fa«g# *-4 *ba rndtot* faaaea a^a iba b-mauuag |gaa we>a aad Itaa •* ea •• t *a %j— ataatk aaa aa ^ Oaa«aa geaaaa* add k«#ad% u % if t « «#aaa** a c A* >— aat 1 -%*t# *-!* *% A fHg | •*a% ms 1 B n 9#rv» stAsa 1 »*>*< **■# ♦ S'* ■AasaiA a saa mams i A la HI 914#** # l ft I laa4 *aaaC .m | 1 #«la§ # Pi thwa i a mmmt a*aa ?«a t«Bss*f la # tea*# * *a a I •tot* ■**t i Ch-4# *r * *e SM f I Till t* er . —* tS mm i» * f * 0009 SaOs **i *>■* * if* g W 9 % y. 1 11 a*» «* Bi - * a * *a «a»*a rt mftm n atm k m tsar *«*aa*«M* •*4 **##H n^csb'i mm s sis •m UN§ ** • e> aew ta* Hmt. Obfta, arvMai tend btto wamdebooB . . . I looked adk dread tram oac moaCh to tbt aril. I tutored a Kb jay bark kad bearing-do wa pam, until life to me was a mnery. I would think I could not endure the pain any longer, and 1 gradually got worse. • • Nothing teemed to help me until, one day, . • • 1 decided to - * it TAKE rv*a* a*at* M t%* •* • '* #’ ahwth *h— Skf' * AMO lb* fa«*M) MM tftm at *rg*«ta*n*a at th* 4***>*t FfiNy 89 « » 1 M b* **#r4 ••at Koart h*« k— lb*r««ghlf 4>t 1 k . MM rvirv* mmii (■MM e ••*4 •tp*r(*; v ib* •#*• • eaaiala j tm * nttor I « Hr* *ite % H*rtb th* •< >*• l# k**4l* lb* m*J*r •rtiviit** <>f t rtm til ing matpru of ». t% || f*» w hra 1 w * fk* bu«r4 At tk*«* a**u*gt tb* j 4*>* 1 mif) r>9 11*4 Into Hraui*«. 8 )ut# Tarol:** f **» k*t h*#a aaralv 1 II.- *(• m«*1 r«M»i»*t lb* * «t**i*»t pi*tf«»mi. romi#*nd*d *■ •1m#l*. worhabl* and I II* *t • red. Ih* fhlii) gasped, There practical It alll o* gut lato np*r« 1 W *« M *1 NtUMI hit III OH tho moM modern tioa at oac* after th* romplvtloa of ph«n-. ltt-v t»nd lay no lougt-r a town. th* *i|»«ntton cainpaign which It to be hut it hii*thng. thriving little city. made frnm June 21 to WHAT ORGANIZATION CAN DO IN SOUTH CAROLINA. The Woman’s Tonic i “I took four bottles,” Mrs. Jones goes on to say, “and was not only greatly relieved, but can truthfully say that 1 have not a pain. . . •' It hat now been two years since I tookCardui, and I am still in good health. . . 1 wduidad- etac aay woman or girl la aag Car ^-4 who Is 1 Michigan has 18.000 'abandoned" farms; there weru said to he 24.000 unoccupied farm* in New York stale. A few years a$o we heard much about the abandoned farms In New England New England has largely solved Us problem through an organization call ed the Eastern State* Exposition, which has made farm Ufa attractivs and pfoflTKbTe ~~N0Vc York through Its farm bureaus began two years ago to iuriuco people to return to the farms, with marked successes in some coun ties Now Michigan has formed a semiofficial organization called f.he Western Michigan Development Bu reau. which ,1s going to try to brinr Its unueed lands Into use Organization with a b'g O Is ths method being employed . New Eng let-4 ha* proved lia taIu*. New Tor* i* proving it **d Michigan is going to try It Bnwsfb Car-' ** bee *hkeo e long e »p ti tho some dseoffi•nr Fee •or* Ihoo o fat lb* BooUk «f oo Do*** booh 0**0 O rose tho egpwniUeeo *# m hoe Bob* o* S«|iier«* after wiuitre of elegant at«»re ; •tlitt'«•* ahowtnl. a puhllc library, a great fenntaln—fea. and there was a i statue i*f his aneesior after whom the j town h:id het*n namei!. A sliiittered dream lay In fragments ! at his feet, for the work he had anticl- I paled had all been done. Amid such [ finished improvements afid local | ! wealth his own counted as a grain of ! sand. He walked down the principal ! street. Not a person greeted him. He 1 did not see a familiar face. It was a rather mournful hornecom- j iniL „ Tli£ii„Jni. Wuiud Aad glanced in j at the window of a neat up-to-date ( millinery establishment. “Miss An- i nette Morton.” he read. He recalled a si*ter of Myra of that name. Yes, j there she was inside, showing a trace | of the y»»ars. She was alone. Worth, entered the shop. “Why, Mr. Worth.” she at one# ex- | rfslined, and the recognition plehffed him. *1 hey disniped the past, his ah- V. life pre*etil , £ “Atal i on a b<* lenturrd final ly “AM tMr rhlldrwhT" "Tbw Hkihifv*,~ r*fwate4 AatsPst* •Why Wavtlc *wM Mr OahyT* *Uh I *■»" Bka * *M • w*n» M> Imt w ti 14 f • * b» * * - ' 'WP## «0waa Hbast I Mb flS* T The f Most W elcome Tire tor That Ever Came to Market 9K" Who Superlative Vaiuet Prefer The la ertry grMt tir* lectorf. the <Yuri quB%t$on |b: “How much cm lor thB money * * And th* prtjaiuct dtpondt om tho policy o$ rus CTaix- eJ Ertry him who hm qpmMmd mth kr*rvn that Brummck art Bf atn rrkdtnc THio famous coo* cornnotod m a Wodtr In trtry Itm It ttittrtd tenet IMS — hat onct moft ptortd that its policy is rif hi. A ptfftct Mrs Is slmpty s mstttt ol knufwWxlgt and atsndsfdB and skill So SBcrtts nor psttnts pro* vtnt mskinf sn idssl urt. But Btsndsrds comt firtc For in lift making thsrs is smt room (or or tubiit sconomisto (or amonx thorn has 10 yosm In Koch Is s And ths tho Attention ol tors rococo nncort Kvonr protod bottsrmsnt In Msnpmnmdr mi hiddtn Bhcrtcomi ngs. MaWctb with* out tho highest standards don't bulk) htf h-frsdc tircs- Tht Brunswick organization of oi tcUuucol experts- Not a man Tho Brunswick Tiro la s nation oi acknowiodnod !i \ Um Brunswick standards lacturt. Tho roanh la a aspor fir of which you hots never known to lars. Tho kind of s urt you glaJly join in welcoming. Yet Brunowicks coot than Eke-typo urea- Try ONE Brunswick. Wo prom* bo a surprtao. And wo loti certain that you will want ALL Bruns wick*. T>«« swd urn will bSYS * aem. mooning to you. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKL-COLLENDER QXX Atlanta Haadsuartar#: 38 Luckia Si. Sold On An Unlimited Mileage Guarantee Basis ~i*' 1 % mr^ar Cart TifW with “Drtriaf’* uxi “SwMtik*" Skid-No* FaWv Tern ta “PW." "RibUd" tad “BBC" Slud-Not » * t