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THURSDAY. OCTOBER. 2*TH. 1W0.
Mayor Harley it receiving congrat
ulations upon the very able manner
fa which he assisted in the prosecu
tion of the case of The State vs. Ben
-Simmons and Mace Jeffcoat,
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It is not merely a question now of
irhether or not the women are trying
“to i*un things”—it is a question of
whether the law-breakers or the law-
abiding citizens are going “to run
thin#*.”
It ha been reported on more than
one occasion that boys not yet in their
teens go to their homes at night un
der the influence of intoxicating
liquors. What would YOU do to a
man who sold intoxicating liquor to
YOUR boy?
Mayor Harley says that either the
viaialem of the prohibition taw are
going to leave Barnwell or he ha. awl
that at the preseat writing he has aa
hHeatmei whatever «f heading *4tee
la the hew* tew* m the feaW Qa ta
M. Mr Merer, tW w*. ha«e the IweC
etf the hrw* at heart are Sw
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yea the Rugtuat.
tatiea id the
■ a stench fta the naatrtla af all
right-Uiiahing. law abiding
women. A campaign ta new being
waged to stamp out this nefarious
traffic and public sanfiment is lining
up cither for or afftinat it. On which
side are YOU? Are YOU for the
Are
law-breakers or against them?
YOU willing for your children
to
grow up to manhood and womanhood
by the side of the stagnant pond of
immorality ?
NOVEL CURE FOR TOOTHACHE
Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell Tells «f Ex.
perience With Patient Posse wing
Powerful ImagiMtion.
In medicine things sometimes hap
pen that professional men have diffi
culty in explaining, according to Dr.
Wilfred T. Grenfell, who In his auto
biography tells the following story:
A big fisherman came aboard my
steamer one day and said that he had
toothache. Hit jaw was swollen, his
mouth was hard ta open, and the of
fending molar wee viatbla within; but
when I pmdaced the forceps he pr»
tested loudly that bo would aot have
tt touched for World*
•Why. thou, did you fusuo to mar
I ashed. Tea aru was*tag my ttmn*
-I wanted you ta charm hat. dor
aa the
title ef •
ode of t re voting by
on the hunkering of ships with fuel
oil Insteed of coal, thus eliminating
the stoker who. day end night, ebov-
eled that coni Into the ever-yawning
depths of Dome. Doubtless those trav
eler* who used to feel eorry for the
stoker's plight will join In the plena
urea of the trip with greater equanimi
ty on the oil-burning boats. One of
the moat Interesting of recent sights
In the kaleidoscopic harbor of New
York was the bunkering with fuel oil
of the Cnnard liner Aqnitania directly
from an oil tanker. In about twenty
hours ^5,000 barrels of oil was stored,
by means of an SH-Inch flexible metal
hose, the services of but three men
being required. Had all four connec
tions been used, the bnnkering could
have been completed In six hours by
seven men, this Including both r proc-
&ses of discharging and receiving.
Thus the modern method means a
saving of time, labor and expense,
since the coal hunkering of an ocean
liner usually requires the services of
many men for several daya. It It also
Interesting to note that the llner'a
first run with oil aa a fuel resulted
In the consumption of approximately
•T900 tons, aa against the usual ft.MO
tone of coal —Christ lea Science Mont
tor.
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At TOR HIGHLY
ENDORSE* RR-CL-MA
Restored Hi* Aged Mother to Splen
did Health.
MOSTLY OF INDIAN ORIGIN
Ed Lawrence says: “I neyejr had
much faith in patent medicines, but
my mother has been troubled for
years with Rheumatism and Stomach
and Liver trouble, and nothing seem
ed to do her much good until 1
bought her a bottle of RE-CU-MA.
After the second bottle, much to our
surprise and gratification, my moth
er was able to walk as well as ever
and all distress in the stomach and
side was entirely relieved. She has
been improving in every way ever
since, under this magic treatment,
and I am happy beyond words.
I can cheerfully recommend RE-CU
MA for Stomach, Liver, and Blood
J troubles which seem to be very perv-
alent these days.” Yours very truly,
Ed Lawrence, 2139 Main Street.
Mm. Lawrence skys: “Several peo
ple tell me they read Ed's testimonial
and aek me If it is tme. I ask if my
look* doa*V *hew It." H* sped fully. |
Mr* M. Lawrence. 1199 M am Street.
2119 Mam 8t_ Jarhaanvilte, Fla
RE CL* MA la aaM an a four day**
gwemouw hf the Maes Drug Ca, a**4
•B gaud drug aiuruu at 91 «u ami taa
With this fart la mind da yna think H
be a very good thing far your boy ta hav# a hank ac
count and laam to do hoelneao like you do J9e baltuva
that all children should be taught early how ta open an
account at the bank, deposit their saving* and pay their
little bill* by check. We take special Interest in the
accounts of our youthful depositor* both girls and boys
and try to teach them the correct way to make their
transactions.
1 Bank of Western Carolina, I
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About Lower
Prices!
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OWING TO RECENT REDUCTIONS IN MOST COMMODITIES. WE ARE CONVINCED THAT WE CAN REPLACE
OUR STOCK FOR MUCH LESS THAN WE PAID FOR IT. AND THERE ISN'T A STORE IN THIS COUNTRY THAT CAN
NOT DO THE SAME THING. WE RE RED-BLOODED AND PROGRESSIVE ENOUGH TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE IN
THIS GREAT SACRIF1CE-ENTAILING READJUSTMENT MOVEMENT BECAUSE WE FEEL IT TO BE OUR PATRIOTIC
DUTY AS WELL AS GOOD BUSINESS JUDGMENT TO DO SO. JUST AS FAST AS WE HEAR OF NEW REDUCTIONS
WE MARK OUR GOODS DOWN. AND THERE IS NOT A MERCHANT IN THIS COUNTY WHO IS UNDERSELLING
US REGARDLESS OF WHETHER HE IS RUNNING A “SALE’’ OR NOT, AND WE DARE SAY THAT THE QUALITY
THAT WE ARE GIVING IS RARELY, IF EVER EQUALLED.
IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE OUR POLICY TO MARK OUR GOODS DOWN ON EVERY REDUCTION IN PRICE, AND
OUR CUSTOMERS CAN REST ASSURED THAT THEY ARE GETTING THE BENEFIT OF SAME AT ALL TIMES.
WE HAVE COMPLETE LINES OF LADIES’COATS AND COAT SUITS, HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX, STYLEPLUS
SCHLOSS BROS. AND SONNEBORN BROS. MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, EDWIN CLAPP, CROSSETT, RALSTON
AND MENZEASE MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES, QUEEN QUALITY, ZEIGLER BROS., LADIES’ SHOES, R. T. WOOD &
COMPANY’S CHILDRENS’ SHOES, STETSON AND KNOX HATS, EARL & WILSON, LION BRAND SHIRTS AND COL
LARS, WILSON BROS. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, FURNITURE, HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, BUGGIES, WAGONS
HARNESS, ETC. \ * " .
ALL GOODS SOLD WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THEY MUST GIVE REASONABLE SERVICE OR MONEY
REFUNDED.
OUR STORE IS A GOOD PL^CE TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS AND AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
A VISIT TO US WILL CONVINCE.
Simon Brown’s Sons
Blackville, S. C