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L- I* I ' ' • • suminmil mi. trap nit PAftMt•« •TAmO tlAM AVANCt IN AMICI uAAtO TO ANO HOLO TOU NWA * ,f - -1 b«f» tekm Lr«* rinkhAin • Vtfttahl* Compound 4ur- ing Change of Lift And 1 think it Is a good remedy in such a condition. 1 could not digest my food And had mucn pain And burning in my ■ t o m a c n a f ter meals. I could not sleep, had backache, and worst of all were the hot flashes. I saw in the papers , . — about Vegetable nd ao I triad it Now I feel all A aiU can work better. Yoti have pr^nlssion to publish this letter." rm Kopr*. 21 Oak Ridge Ave.. . N. J. If jam have w i min ae hes, _ ■g evil, timidity, sounds in the palpitation of tne heart sparks the eyes irregularities, con- van able appetite. NOIHING10 RECENT DECLINE »• W « ive w-ming symptoms such of suhocation. hot flashes, backache, aread of ira- Tnsnd of The Market for Several days , has Been Upward and Prices bave Advanced 40 to 140 Feints le sppetit rf f|* xx . I* 1 * ever formed ws* a4 work El Pinkham s Vegetable Com- and begin taking the medicine at it wfl We know KsppL help you as H ifilfy |« rwTwr ■*> rwwutlfUl as va^lfks f*»r forst%uc e4<s ■VENTIVE GENIUS MBS CALOMEL OF NAUSEA AND DANGER - ^ Columbia. R. M. Mixon, president of the South Carolina division of the American Cot ton association, has issued a state ment urging the holders of cotton to stand firm. He declared the supply of cotton to be exceedingly short and said that the prospect Is for a very abort crdb In 1920 The following statoment was issued by him: M Sometime since 1 called your atentioa to the fact that the larg est and most Influential combination to break the price of colon during thin summer. We bave eeea the effect of this com blaatioa ta the decline of New Tors future* withta the laat two weeks of eeterai A end red points *Taie oaslawffbt wee fer «be par poee el fkigaiealac the beldsrs el oMoe pad r**etad them U» fl«eg tbeW i eidiaps «e tbe marbea la m? term ee asHeie I eea —I yew pewtJeeoee te b-Ad f *8* f ewd «Md to bo eNMbpeBPd Sf ibw eetfesnea eff Uda ewadMaattea alter AB*ib« Bo we law Jbew fen awoe bpbeB %e wtm bPB ""W 1 ■ w Nba dasp> eaaa a epwaasd seapa ffaa a •<» * io 1 **| |Mw dpwoweiw bpee wmm* «owwip* PaPaff ««a eiHwa pwiff a «e«e «awea womw • s eesaa teaaewe ea •see taw ****«» *d *asew bw tbs bm dM awwtwe at iDie a eeaNai e*ew* «a tbw teaaa weewtoe tiwwleB •wftag »#!• Qa* baaBteB aad lerty ftve bowde ef eetmeU eeeparted of bet tag reWtee bate Weea esemiaod tble year, Of ts number 92 were found positive. IS nVgsiive and lb dmibtful Last year 2ft4 heeds were esarnined. Ill being poeitive, 99 negative and 14 doubtful. Mott of the heads of animals ex amlned have been tboae of dogs al though numbers of heads of cats and cows were also examined. During this year of all the 337 per sona treated for this dreaded disease not one went mad and only one of the 374 persons treated during the past year contracted tbe malady. ■jm» anannu scram kih mils its* POUBVttW CONVtNTlOWA Wilt fit M«yo THBOUOHOUT Tm« •TATI OUAING MONTH Campaign for Tax Collection An intensive drive for the collection of delinquent sales and other miscel laneous taxes, such as the socalled luxury tax. the manufacturers tax. tax on jewelry and works of art and the tax on toilet articles and proprietary medicines, will be conducted during the next two months. TWO SUITE WORKERS TO The Six County Conventions Already ' Held Were Best Ever Conducted in The Several Localities Tbw 9f"**w # •** taws M* in M9 W«s b«www mmm m «• *** •aWWWWMMW OWN eww *m<+*~**»*m*m» *v en* M> *W mmm m K- i Mjwwv—a swuwbpwstaw wwl SMb mmmmrn NMb^lj^w map ^ ^«i i ri» ^ W* wwwwMsSM*imw Smn* 1 * w* sv* «• «WMwmS *|* #*ww *■—»— • * fwwWwatv WsNpbpjp ^Bbwwa «Nw tsa*«* m »ww i m «n# ■vw «# »w«— usw*a «*i * . <wwm i *■* #’ >M W M vp mm uwiw (bp I'-** m -WMdwaH* WSW ^ «w I*—— ♦ % 0 ,. . wwuw — « . ^ • «W'< • <# Mill Stock Increased Permission has been granted by the < secretary of state to the W S. Cray Colton mills of Wodruff to Increase ^he capital stork to $410.0*0 The company flrst made application to dorrwase Its capital stork by paying a# aad ret rtag 940*04 of preferred storb aww oatstaadtag aad tbea made • ppt ^ati^a tar pera ^aaiaw ta tarreasa the capital ctarb ta gSId.MS Or C V Aibaa si tbe stat* baal’ t OetwHmeai w«Ji pa la rbwrtaaaew tw wtwba a f*4 swrea* a# taws psw* luwawd lag tw aa aawawwsamwwt madw by Or Jsmnmw A MWfbW tpaaa baaWb sObswe lb rbarbvwMw • w pMsawaifl tw •wsub * mega bmssAaa at easa aad twai ibasa Tbs maftl ts bsasg «ae*va* aa be tew* ba baspab «dO»bais abasmOb bba earbsaw WbdO tb «bwensakaa SO bdbaw WW9 OO* mwba b wpswap •# Abe bssebb dbniObabe 4* sea swapsaai sf mm impeb «d twassw be nm*mm ewnt Spartanburg.—An unusually "'large iumber of county Sunday school asso ciation conventions have been sched uled for July, according to a state ment made by the South Carolina Sun day School association recently. The Lexington county convention, will be held in Sunday. July 4, at Pelion; the Florence county convention will be held on July 8. at Hopewell Presby terian church; the Clarendon county convention will be held on July 9 at Brewington Presbyterian church; the Marlon county convention will be held on the 11th at Ns bo church. Britton’s Neck; the Dillon convention on July 11; the Mariboro county convention on July 1$ at Bennettsvllle la the Methodist chan b„ the Chesterfield county convention will be bold oo the l$th; the Dorfiagton county roavew ttob ob tho fbtb the Baloda county roueswtlob ob the list the Newhorvy rwuwty cuwvuot «o ob ttud. tho Loo rewo euwwtf cwWOUb'MW ob the md , at Varvaor# c'vuob *bwrrb. the Post bold cwwwtf ewbooaNtSoh wUS he bs*i «W the Mkh tbw I ow~os*— swwgM* ssMoubasow ob tho ftib owd >b»h tho «*beoSor Sumbtf ‘ m sowsmow sw tbe MMb, «bw (bobibMl sumaftr ob ibw mm «bi thi •9 ''M»suws«m «w um *••% AS ub ad fbweo * *owbws<v wob bw gmwwos as mm psawpsum M Is vwd tSwi < IMF 4RMMMNHB4HMNN# **i %bhh§r %mpvi 0 mu* bhsS w Shoe* »ua joi ■ TVll CWMlTTtC •• Noth AT WOBM ON PlATPOAM OP ThI 01 MOCA A TIC PAIITV. ... COMPULSORT1R6ITRKTI0N Sub-Committee is Silent on Subject of Prohibition, Leaving That Sub ject to Action by Full Body. San Francisco. — The democratic platform, as drafted by the sub-com mittee o fnine and submitted to the full committee ,in many respects fol lows that adopted by the Virginin democrats and publicly approved by Woorow Wilson. The league of na tions plank in particular was taken virtually whole from the Virginia plat form. A summary of the sub-commit tee’s draft follows: Sends greetings to President Wil son. commending hia achievements in the int rest of the country and of tho whole world Condemns in general terms the republican congress Praise* the administration s con duct of the war. commending the pa Iriottr efforts of Americas dtiseas It aid tb* goverbsseat aad praises rhs military aad aavsl forces sfith mew Ueu ef Oeweral Pershlag by uame Agsra tur-arpswulea the Laagust" sf tbe %-rp ska deflMwfblS lb eblwUibg the ioieebl rnoeosiess abd tbe B *an* MM ** fhe wet aod lb ssAMl'dMI lag S« puts S'as* bw estfusugswee CVUbebMW mm * i P»b «** < —gvesra Ae» ts * eg tw teem* owe rtase tms •abssbetoo ew4 Aswupwit * swrew* efl tw* ssawd l esaw he tbe swwMhG sewgPWBa m>sAO*. bwoAhssWswd pewbusUks* *se Ibbb gfUieu UWd Awlsews tbw vepWWW ewbo see *•■* •#*»*«•■- *»e tb ttwi ibw* Ae •ae«*4 pstuMs wad thdWA Iw pswwug* tbs • *>S tbw *A*esWS>*V e* *- k IE HP ^h* ube« A^tT bswb teetvVka tug kWf *41*9. fwurv, to catarrk or catarrhal in any port of tho body. Her letter is an inspiration to every sick and suffering man or woman anywhere. Hers it is: suffered two years with catarrh of ths head, stomach and bowels. Tried two of the best doctors, who gave m* up. I then took PE-RU-NA and can truthfully say I am well. When I began to use PE-RU-NA, I weighed one hundred pounds. My weight now is one hundred and fifty. I cannot praise PE-RU-NA too highly, for it was a Godsend to me. I got relief from the first half bottle and twelve bottles cured me. I advise all sufferers to take PE-RU-NA” As an emergency remedy in the home, there Is .nothing quite the equal of this reliable, time-tried medicine, PE-RU-NA. Thousands place their sole dependence on it for ebughs, colds, stomach and bowel trouble, constipation, rheu matism, pains in the back, side and loins and to prevent th* grip and Spanish Flu. To keep the blood pure and maintain bodily strength and robustness, tsk* PE-RU-NA. You can buy PE-RU-NA any where in either * tablet or liquid form. 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War V' to«ir H ai»*l r' mrf mu*, Ir in m\ bauA w«* Umr an,! flurr Sharp cut- Ctwg; pain* «oul.|| «reCrb n>r In my IkerS whenever I tooot->,l over. My (Rfdnry* were weak 1 *m*l Rhe eecretlona e»*ce s'antv. hlxhly colored and con- tol»e<! a brick-dust-like aedlment. I Hwran ueinc Doan’s Kidney Pills, and m norrplo of boxes entirely cured me ” Co* Doan’* at Any Store, 60c • Box [DOAN'S ViVtY itOSTER-MlLBURN CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y. Fwbww Bstoeto BftdBBI • , HHHP* bm ''vito , «*s t H* Jlli% Bar tkSwto to b ,*v n* e s«bto *# sweee *S fMbb’s k* «iB*« sff tb* *1 si* *e ■ hstpwd »•* AsA - • to * »• •d vtseb has «brb«i**v • ft |Mi|r mg be those ewws tie* th* • I . * Of U av *eVrU I itttoe give* r* -* C/ear Your Complexion with This Old Reliable Remedy— COCK Soifiiiit Compound z~ mkjrnam Fight Agsinst llliterucv The eitfiuHvtt committee of the South Carolina division of the Ameri can Cotton asso« latino, meeting, de elded to throw the full atrength of that organization into, tbe fight on illiteracy in ’his state The presidun’s and other officers of the various coun ty branches of fhe association in the state were instructed to at once lend their aid and take tbe lead in the cam paign to have every person between the ages of 14 and 100 taught to read and write their name within the year. State Ginners' Association. - Commit te^me^r from > every county rfi'the state were appointed here to work up interest in the South Caro lina Ginners association in an effort to hold a ig statewide meeting here on July 12 when it is hoped to form a strong ginners association This ac tion was taken after It had decided that as association of much mor»* strw*gth should b* perfect*d Just b#for# ’k* r!«s* of 'k* ft poets i saws I os every ewwbt* woo oo#*ga»4 Iw toaOSO giswwr tw Wtok «B owd gw* sB lb* BMOiStol lb ttwi < «WW*f tw OtftOAd ■ too* to-aw* * to I Bbi^Mtoe to fMMMMrn Bo I «d * ' ** >0 to* < *,*•* •” *» * I ON* *d 4S«* S St*'«MSM Vtoftf* gtokto* to Sboft «to toto | stoseo tbw toomeob sd AM ■»* * *■♦ i, •- 1 ; f j) mfmA tM4 TTP %iANBMb < sow «ow^oJetototo o*W < Bowwm*wow* *s* iwtobM* Tbe fe**f r«« twli sg • [ gr«od* Hw^idiod stoioo t oovf wieo ib this state t ever' US Ike t St ted iltst pay |*cr*s*e4 Hill r*« eotly pi «ongrets pruvlded that *i . that bod not sio>«4 out loni one >oar «ould reenlist and ail tbe benefits which was given only to nion who roenllsted with in four months These benefits are: f'our months' extra pay In cash at recruiting station, higher rate of pay for new enlistemnt. choice of location of duty and 30 day’s leave before re porting for duty. With tho new high rate of pay. this law is of great benefit to those men that left the service after the armis tice and neglected to reenlist within foru months. •>» - • MWtoS *• TtffeQHtMQk FA A i kkm ■ <m§ sg r. y * i -f t n s- .■ - pot Charleston — Mrs Gillie Jones f%4 this city on trial in th<* **0071 .if s*-n- ersl sessions for shooting and killing Mrs. Lucile Lynch in an entry wsy >n King street last September was found not guilty by the Jury after a ew minutes' deliberations Friend, In the court foom surrounded Mrs. Jones to congratulate her on her acquittal when the verdict wai read out. Temporary insanity was the main plea of the defense, it being set forth that Mrs. Jones committed the act goaded to desperation by tho conduct of her husband. ill*fl* | 4« I •derel edtetnistratk) a ot rstlr< ft 1C 1 ft# war. dm lerln g t# was h i*tkt and vs rontrtnual d*« pit* lead lN|||4tB 1 ftr on i equipment. ( *nt 1 •ntly enacted trens pur tatln n a$ t and say# congress tem por Ueu unt* so late a i dale that thr Pres ident was f ■ d to sign the bil or. else tl irow the railroad situation into chaos. MOTHER! •‘California Syrup of Fi^s 1 Quid’s Bw*st Laxative The Inter-Church Movement South ■Carolina offices of the Inter- ehurcV World Movement are likely to be closed up. along with other head quarters all over the country, if pre^ ent plans of the general committee are not changed The entire project of the inter-church movement is on its last legs and will likely be sbsn dobbA. The movement has not met with •u< cees Southern cbnrrh bodies hwve plnr*4 'hand# eT" tb n Inrg* *stnb' iwn hwee hnwu » P bias Teachsj^s Summer School Columbia.—The , Ru'hland county summer school for pr/mary and elem entary teachers opened in Davis col lege of the University of South Caro lina. Miss Georgie Norris is the prin cipal of the school and Mrs. N. 3. Crawford is (bn Instructor All primary and elementary teach ers who complete satisfactorily three of the conrs*s of study will Mot ho rw fuirsd to steed as eseto-netiae le hove their cwftiArbtoe meowed lev teneA tag lb (Ae pebtis tobwale 4 Favors continuance of federal ale in road buildfhg. Calls republican o|ank inadequatt and advocates further develcpiaeat ol adequate transportation on rivers anc further improvement of inland water ways. Recognizes the importance o! connecting the great lakes with thf Mississippi as well as with the St Lawrence. Favors extension of foreign trade. Pledges the party to a policy ol j continued improvement of the mer chant marine under proper legisla tiion. Deplores the mlsforfunes of 'hi ‘ Mexican people and upholds President | Wilson’s Mexican policy.« declar'oi that as a cue sequence order la reep peerten tb Mexico Advocates rwreq bit tab «f b* wMetlcee §wv*rbasM wAsto B has awed He eAitHy I: ml Accept “CaliCornlu” Syrup of Figs only—look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harm less physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity r a*t*. Full directions on each bottle. 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