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PEOin.E. BARNWEU.. R. C. WLDOUGLAS «f«n*wauocsiM are actually demanded year after year by mure people tb an any oilier •hoe in the world BECAUSE; workinauslilp they are un equaled. Protection yainst apreaaon- akle proftuna guaranteed by the price'atatuped on every pair. Years of satisfactory service have given them confidence In the shoes and in the pro tection afforded by the WJL Douglas Trade Mark. W.L.DOUGLAS into all of our 110 stores at factory cost. We do not make one cent of profit until the shoes are sold tp you. It U worth dollars for you to remember that when you buy shoes at our storeb TOC PAY ONLY ONK PROUT. No matter wb ereyou live shoe dealers can supply you with W.L.Douglas shoes Theycost no more in San Francisco than they do In New£ngland. rOMPARF our |7 and ft If •* f« nit h issrikUb, cmrir/tnc. #hl£)<< Withnny Mst (sr fm aUbf. $10 or $12 shoes made. TO WE K CH ANTS: If ne £ ot»* •hors t.oo sajto W.L DotUu name and portrait it the best tnostn shot Trade Mark in the world. It stands jar the highest standard of Quality at the low est possible eosL The name and price is plainly sttsmped an the sole. . dealer in your town handles Vf.L.Douglas shoes, write to- C V for exclusive rights to ndle this quick setting, gyiek turn-over line. Preeident W.Z Douglas Shoo Co. SO Spark Street Brookton, Aloes. Now smoked by a million men who love a superior cigarette Carette* tOtO IvtHvHsertf Ryzqn BAKING POWDER w.you usf /e-sci.. NO DYE SUBOAHO ItSlING I0US6 mw MS u NEW SERVICE GIVEN ITS FIRST ' . • ' \ S TEST ON RUN FROM HAMLET TO COLUMBIA. RESEMBLES STREET CAR Motor C*r and Trailer Carry Seventy- Five Passengers; Officials on Train. AI *1 Columbia.—The Seaboard Air Line railway inaugurated a motor car ser vice on the run from Hamlet to Co lumbia, the first of the. gasoline mo tor cars to be operated on this run, arriving at the Lincoln.street statit n a few minutes behind schedule. The delay was caused by time lost in meet ing another train, it was said by offi cials who w’ero making tho trip with the new service. Without smoke, without n >ise ex cept the clanging of the bell, smooth ly, easily, the motor car arrived at tho station. When it emerged from tb.j deep cut on Lincoln street, mea who had assembled at the station were sur prised at the appearance of the train, as few knew the motor servico had been started. The train, consisting of the motor car and one trailer. dr«w up easily to the station, the air brakes were applied and It came to a atop. Captain Cartisls White Proves That Staple C$n Be Raised Despits' —r— the Pest. ©TflE ®. }mm GET PAROLES FOR PRISONERS Chester.—Capt. W. Carlisle White, a young hanker anil progressive farmer of Chester, is unquestionably ‘one of the most progressive farmers in tho Piedmont section of South Carolina. He has waged a successful, strenuous battle this year in raising cotton un der boll weevil conditions, by using calcium arsenate poison and ' other things. He will make from 10 to 15 bales of cotton to the plow and over 400 bales on his farm. Captain White is a World war veteran and has been farming only two years. By hard work and ingenious resourcefulness he has practically triumphed over .the boll weevil. His case is an excellent ex ample of what can be accomplished in the Piednjont section of South Caro lina by 1a young man working along scientific and progressive modern j farming lines, adapting all of the new methods'and only bolding fast to that which is best in the old. His crop of cotton is the subject of much opti mistic talk in this section of the com monwealth and is proving a great in- ! spirutipn to other farmers and Is a barometer indicating that splendid crups of cotton can still he raised in 1 the Piedmont section of South Caro lina. despite the heavy inroads made on the crops by the boll weevil. (Co>y for . This Department Supplied kT the American I.eelnn Sown Service > LIKE THE OLD-TIME DANCES A number of p* ?nr' th< •r* detrained and itatlon Inspected Sells School Bonds. Mullins—The trustees of the Mullins school district sold the issue of bonds recently voted on for school purposes, amountjng to $45,500. for a premium of $3,115 and Accrued interest from the date of the bonds Prom 12 to 1$ bond companies were represented at Legionnaires Enjoy Steps Popular With South at the Big National •Convention. Abas the Jazz T Welcome the waltz, the ntntelv mlhudt, the Virginia reel, the sedate schot- tlsche. Many thou sands of American Legionnaires have voiced their ver dict. Which is the verdict spoken by the American as sociation. as well. The "thousands of Legionnaires expressed their approval of the more moderate, h*..->w.x uiout-M ounces when liloor Schleppey, former marine and a Le gionnaire. down New Orleans way. an- noumed the old dances would prevail and be featured at the big national^ American Legion convention. Mr. Svhlep|H*y, w h» fitted out Spanish Fort park ns a second Nice for entertain ment «f the Legion members, prepared b prr II* ago d ri itat: >f tl 19 A that t h« nil the rare and unmet of 50 years Said he; r minuet and the ■ of the spirit of •I they are the Mlsseuri Legion Auxiliary Women Gain Rtieaae of Msn From state Penitentiary. _* Seven men, all of whom served their country In time of war. have Just l>een paroled from the state penitentiary at Jefferson City, Mo.—paroled each to a member of the American Le gion nuxll.Uiry, who procured clothes, and n Job, anil the cure aud comfort of a home for him. All of the seven were suffer log either with mental disease or that dread malady, tuberculosis. Mrs, A. O. DeWltte, president of the Missouri auxiliary, led In the move ment which' resulted In the paroles. And she and her aides also obtained the promise of (iov. Arthur M. Hyde that several more former service men who seem to be mentally afflicted, ot ill of tuberculosis, will be sent to gov ernment hospitals for treatment. “The men we have observed entered into the crime, not because It is cleat. > of criminal instincts or desires, hut because they were mentally Irrespon sible, or in Some eases despondent and ! sick, with no hope seemingly, because ! the dread white plague handicapped them In their efforts to compete suc cessfully with normal men in honest employment." Mrs. DeWltte told the governor. On the success of Mrs. DeWItte’l and the auxiliary's efforts to reel a Ur their protege* for Mictety depends a national |M>lley,.lt Is said, fur the aux Illary to sd'ipt. The seven paroiod men will report weekly as to theii -V it u. d I MADE PAJ t u S FQo ■ .4 Daring the Prescription A wonderful Mrs. Nmnnlo Kallty. Lexington, Ky.—"I have used Dt* Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and tho Golden Medical Di'scoyery in my family for years, and I cannot i mend them too highly, period of middle lira the and the Discovery were help to me. No woman should try to do withont them at that time."—, Mrs. Nannie Kelley, 731 Jackaon 8k Your health is most important to you. It’s easily improved. If yoa Buffer from beat flashes, dizziness, or any of the symptoms common to women at the critical period in Ufa, last ask your nearest druggist for this Prescription of Dr. Pierce's, in tablet or liquid DlAMWtf form. Send oento to 1( l « Dr. Pierce’s Invalids H otel, Buffalo* N.Y., if you wish s trial pkg. and writo for free, confidential medical advice. II h< •l TOOK OFF IN AN AIRPLANE >1 Iwwwa of \0twehaa Med C Haag Mia ■ law M- * IImO • ■ /a* la™ m KU > •- i«. 4m r v l latrrv IS KVNJST a HBHH •fea*4*aa a—a»H H* wa.***»fcL - _ tut teem\ each 1 St. Josephs LIVER REGULATOR Lctroc Cun 2> MINDENCORNS ,mm* m mm s TOO LATE Deeth only o matter of dhort ttotot « UoaT wwtat Hottf porno and booomo toorofeto dmamto < . - _ . > , * . : . GOLD MEDAL i i i % Tto waato^ a*, rw*«* t Bsv htdaapk k*«f, MadJsa a-vd aria and wcutdaw— vSH Maaaaal liaHhady ad MvaDaod Haaa Iflk Thsaa ai i—. ad dfwcBMie Uto to (to wwwiCaM MadU mm wwmp ton ay Little Texas Baby’s Bowels Torn to Pieces Mrs. Myrtlce Mae Culvert, of It. K. D. No. !i, Wiimsboro, Texas, uses a very common expression to explain the miserable condition of her little nine-months-old Elsie, at the time she first gave her Teethina. “But now, you would never know my baby had evec had a sick day,” she declared. “Teethina is simply wonderful. Elsie began to get better right after taking It and she hasn’t had n bit of trouble since. She is ‘ happy os can be, growing every day and eating like a little pig. I always keep Teethina on hand because it’s the only thing to use when a baby is upset." Get Teethina at your druggist, or send 30c to the MofTett Laboratories, Columbus, Ga., for a regular size package and a free copy of the beau tiful and Instructive booklet called ““Baby.”—Advertisement. rs of II thi nn WII St lt>. and Mrs. Mar Waonamaker of Si Mat thews. The Ihinean estate II w along the Union road Jast aouth of tho city limits and Includes tho land around East Spartanburg. The property to M deeded is a wooden IkjwI hollowed out around the trail ot the Oarlington brook. Good words cool .more Utah cold water •^-To Have a Clear Sweet Skin Touch pimples, redness, roughness or Itching, If any, with Cuticura Oint ment, then bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse, dry gently and dust on a little Cuticura Talcum to leave a fascinating fragrance on skin. Everywhere 25c each.—Advertisement. Always Hopeful. **1 tell you there Is no all here.'* “WHl. If we don't strike oil .uu> be wa*U strike ore." JL Young Men Have Narrow Escape Charleston.—Three marines now in the county jail on charges of stealing the-motor touring car of County Health Inspector S. S. Welch, near Adams Run. told the Jailer that they were attached to a marine corps de tachment at Washington. District of Columbia. The men have given their names as Walter Smith. William Scott and Christopher L. Burns. Rural Policeman H. M. Fox had dif ficulty in protecting his prisoners as enraged citizens were bent on hand- ling N the men roughly. This occurred after another rural policeman aud sev eral citizens who had assisted Mr Fox in bringing the prisoners from Colle ton county, had gone to their h>mcs. Mr. Fox had the prisoners in bis own home when a citizens’ posse came for them. The posse retired but return ed about dawn. TnClhe meantime Mr. Fox had got reinforcements. At the time the three marines were hand cuffed together in the Fox residence, at Parkers’ Ferry. *st from the *.. On the q mains to Im- laid to the abatt the process of construction, it was <fe elded the water department should pay the cost of extending the mains to the city limits, and that the cost from the city limits to the abattoir shout be charged to the abattoir. < Stops Train to Save Chicks. Graniteville.—An Incident which at tracted the attention of hy-standers near the railroad tracks here was the stopping of a train before a dit^Au- tive hen with her bird-like brood that hopped and fluttered in vain to cross the rails. The little mother realized her predicament, as she jumped back and forth from the track, then return ed to her baby chicks which were un able to follow. The engineer- step ped down and out on the ground, re moved with his hands each helpless little chick to a place of safety. mmi mM Morning KeepYour - C •— « Cl - - . Veterans to Celebrate. Oaffpcy.-r-Elaborate plans are be ing made for the celebration of Armia. tice football Gaffney November 11. Among the features will be fire- ivork* At night A large <iu*Qtity of firwarorka' were purchased Tor the Fourth of July celebration this year, bat owing to the very anfavuMota weather, they were not nerd bat have been In storage since and It la ptnn* ted to ue (tons far Anatetfera toy A* *to t re works ween par. taxed an a « wry tarn* sente, it to ttongkt ibis tntoto ■ to attract «aaay • atom Hi »f tb snd the wife of the roitm Marine barrack* T!m* work was done under the au|»er- vlsloti of Mrs. Dorothy R. Harper, pres, blent of the American Legion auxiliary In Hawaii, mid also u member of the American Legion, by virtue of her work for the IT. S. marines during the war. She lives at Hilo. The pajamas from Hawaii were first sent in re sponse to an nppertl from auxiliary workers at the hospital at Camp Lo sail, Tex. M> tl Ife of the gov- Ife of the :id tnthmis) there, ndsnt of tha A$rp44M# 1 r. r r a i«afr*««u« Ural. Charles Mill*, ulrplHBe and cowesd 1th four lainutea to Love Tilts. Few Prisoners Now in Jail. Gaffney —Although the eourt of gen eral sessions will, convene dn Gaffney uext month, there are only about half dozen prisoners in jail which is a luch smaller number than usual just efere court.. This does not mean that iere will he only thai number of rrhn- .nal cases for trial, as quite a number are at large under bond for their ap pearance for various offenses. ■mm f LESSONS IN FLAG ETIQUETTE Hazlston (Pa.) Ltgion Urges Commit, tses in Evsry Town to Tsach Cartltss Ptopls. Hazleton, I’a., is said to be no worse or better thun other communi ties In the mutter of Its citizenship paying proper respect for their flag, but In that city the American Legion ( Is striving to make It a 100 per cent community In ling etiquette. So many Violations of the code were brought Tto the attention of the local post that! n committee was appointed to call on and Instruct the violators as to how to display the flag, and how td act when It is curried papt them, and when it should be displayed. There has been'no resentment of; the activities of- the committee of , Instruction. Its members declare they j have found an earnest desire on the i part of citizens to pay the proper 1 respect and tribute on all occasions, and that violations are merely the re sult of ignorance or carelessness. They have recommended similar, com mittees in every city and town.. SHE DYED A SWEATER, SKIRT AND CHILD'S COAT WITH ‘DIAMOND DYES" Each package of “Diamond DvW con tain* direction* ao aimplc any woman eaA dve or tint her wonr. ehabby dranto skirts, wsiata, costs, stockings, swsatan^ coverings, dm penes, hangings. everything, even if she has never dyed before. Bay “Diamond Dyes”—no other kind—thorn perfect home dyeing is sure because Dia mond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade, streak, or run. Tell your drugto* whether the material you wish to dye to wool or silk, pr whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods.—Advertisement. Tho Little Dippor. Tom (at bathing beach)—“What caused that splash?” Joe—“Oh* a mere slip of a girl.” Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION Loyal to Hit Company. The village cut-up approached an In- < Plans For Election. Chester—At the meeting of two of ; the federal election commissioners. R H Westbrook and W. a Boyd and two of the state and county election ) commissioners; H O Tennant and 8 ! B. WyWe.Trr the Chester ruanty roart house managers were appointed and other arrangements made for the gen eral atoctlaw on Twosdar, November • f. M's* Vary ($. Stale* art at rtert far tto tstool etesti— sHmmto * mow*** skiWr Arttor ComweB wtil \ a. t as rbrtfe tor tto otote awl rosary •Atcttoa ratHKAMBtoito He—There's Jack and he'g quarrel ing ngnln. .She—My. how npsettlnr. Yes, probably end In a falling out.—American Legion Weekly. 6 Bellans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS ^ Suicide. “to poor old Jar. to dead and tB tarough a practical )nke." “G««-d Lord! How did It happen]” "tto. to was to Dobim and stark his head nut at tto jSmlr* tod >eisd Tu**“ “Wsdf", -- “ *7 Tbs* • pm wtot (toy dML*—Amor fetob Lcipsn ti ssnlf l>-> uirMn L * aa surance n^ent and Informed him that he was In the market for a $50,000 I accident policy. When questioned he ■ ww 's' m ^ : admitted he w«s a bad risk. He owned : W ilCll DA DV T Fetfl . and drove several high-powered racing ’ .*77*3 * cars, he mid. “Don’t Itelieve Td be doing the right th'nt to writing yon op.” tbs insuranee man Infiwmed bias. “Not fair to my eqnipsoy. Ton—fan often ride to tho** cars with other men’s wire* J hHleveT* and 75i Ppcksdng. Evsrvwdtoi from teething, feverishnesa, cold, colic« id» and Dowd irregularibes t oothing that wil ^ffe*1. trr franktj bwi *41 sam ttoat srfsaa liiywd t .r^ri • WW . Dt. TH0I EAST is