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SnywwSlBb ChiDs^Rvi Drive the malarial . conditioris forever out of your system with Roberts’ Tasteless ChiO Tome. It conquers Chills, LaGrippe and Fevers like magic. Mt purifies the blood and banishes that tired, lanquid feeling. It puts new life into you, makes you Strong and well, able to easily accomplish your life’s work. It is guaranteed toSdo what we say it will ao—y refunded if it fam. At ywr drug storw—25c. and 50c. Suffolk Drug Corporation, .,V ■ : - Your Fae Far Wok lick M aeael il _ j . thas thus m when ererythu# Seeto wm sow about hie tally teak taels that he meet 4o faore wortr Detajr than he did on yeatettay. /The whistle e# She daraer tar« have already keen heard as he Sells and labors, .pveperiac for another crap, hie whntke tome swash ihae. I will not routers to asy of what he le thtoklap—of Ms hanhst is the future 1 iWW Ob neeeeat of the esntlnnsd wet - And gtarfroabie In which Rent Jeiee treatment ra the later this yeer with their bet we hope to hare e iow. Tier are ae haullas their fertiliser, ft Is that the amount of fartWesr thin yeer wlB net ho as mad was used last your. Rut up this time there hue been areal hauled to this seettor-, hut amount to tm used cannot yet ascertained. | The continued rains are playtas havoc with our roads, tor la asm# jdacea they are almost Seeling and I M toms of weak or to tays and Madder atUtoUea of era all over the eoautry. r, | me tout tow days usually pronounced relief etna la cases and persons who sdRered for yerm and whom doctors and medi- cieas haws failed to hsnegt. Malm hrtag iMcvs in By ar« kidiusi isigsai n . i - - We need somethliw done With our *®™®**** ,< - Mnr * r T ■a>ur road If.w, I don’t know what though , Local and Personal unless we Mil H LHand A. Hlers r-nd mother, Mrs. W. H. Hlers, paid Khrhardt a har ness trip Monday. C. a Caldwell guru aa old fash ioned house raising lined ay ston ing. There was a large erumi pres ent to help with the wumt. After the work was fltasked » boustlfol dinner was apresd of which they .11 l>«r«U,. Aflw jc^l lLu.r. IH,. Mr. John Ldotec4beraer. Hid 8. Wayne Awe., lY>rt Wsowe, lad., who suffered from kidoey and liver trou ble for years, says, "I found a speedy cure by taking four bottles. It to the urea test medietas to the world for week complsjnts." Mr. L. M. Stems, 711 Chestnut 8t., Atlanta, On., says: "My wife sulfered five years. She could sot J. D. Utaey, Friday to town. of Round, spent CL J. Breland, of Solders, was In J. F. of Islt^kdton, was In ■ Sara Kobe, of the week-end in town. • e e M. N. Oodley, of Islandton, spent Sunday in town with relatives and friends. e • • John B. Frc.’.ix. of Smoaks, was among those who cone to see us while in town Monday. Mr. Caldwell entertained the crowd for awhile with his graphophane. . and they nil left for horns much ,u ‘ ce Wto her great rouse. The first bottle of the Root Any honest, op-totafe druggist can supply Root Juice, will be glad ___ to get it for you. Trkhy at- insults to your lutelllgeuna nud should resented. ... .. . Cadet I. H. Kohn, of the Citadel, • |s homo oa a 10 day furlough. j * ' * * Mrs. J. M. Raysor, pf Edteto was ta town Monday. wee a M. O'Quln, of Walterboro, R. S was ta town Moudr.y. e e e Mrs. L. R. Hlott and little grand Hampton, gon Haskell are spending sometime w.ih her sister, Mrs. J. H. Bensel- lieu of Meggetts. J. D. Imsak R. No. 1 Was the vMtors Id town Monday. one N. Murdaugh, who Is selling ' pinnna was in town Monday, e 'e • W. N. J« of Aehtot: was in dsaetof J. D. Ackerman, of Cot- tageville, was is town Monday. * * * Mr. and Mrs. C. E. DuRant, of Cottagevllie, were in town Wedn^s- JE,,O. Oarris, of Round, wa^ Iowd taturday. Mr. Oarris is tesch- tM ths Rseples school. • • • Miss Nellie Kinsey, teacher in the Williams graded school, was in tewa Friday Bight. see' W. B. Rreterlin of Rourd' was umsug those who spent Monday in Walterboro. • e e D. M. Carter, one of Ashton's yeupg business men, had in Walterboro Monday. F.«J. Berry, vice-president of the ■nhklr-j Company. was those la town Monday. ^ see 2k), Luther Hiott is pending some ♦ Ime with irifeds r- -a reist.ves at Ravenel. Pn/. E. B. Bellinger, who is now teaching at New Hoads, in . u • » t^n coup'y. en-nt’ frcaj Sa-urday tc Monday in town. • • • Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robertson, of Hendersonrville, who have been liv ing at that place h&ve moved to Charleston to live. • • • » Mifs F«»ie Mae Suber, who has been teaching the Edisto school, was in town Monday. Miss Suber hr.-> Closed her school, which was a most successful session. • • • J. t ,Man ••> Carter, of Green Pond w;ts in town Mondr-y. Mr. Carter announces his candidacy for sheriff th j week. • • • Mr. a: i Mrs. C. W. Crosby, of Williams, were in tewn Monday. Mr Crrdy is e <'?ndidate for township commi-siontr from Warren town ship. pleased over the occasion—if It was work. Heber Cummings visited friends In noon. Leland A. Hlers extended prayer meeting at Lodge Sunday slgkC. Hereafter there will lie prsnekthc at the high school auditorium every first ard third Piradr? Bights st Some days spo a card was pub- 7.30 o’clock, by Rev. J. C. Lawson, listed kQr Senator Hall ta the Oaf The public is invited to attend . r«>y leaker, calling attentior* these services The services at Oar- f e fact that the Governor had ig- ten Ford will be ss usual—Retard 4 lorod ibe recommendation of the st 12 o’cloc* befnreVhe first Bur* HA n<-.‘nr free Cherokee county in ap- duy In esch month. On Sunday at ! pointing supervisors of registration. 11 o’clock. I The govreaor appointed! Dr. W. L. The Womens Missionary Auxiliary Settleir.yer and O. D Hancock from cr«etiPg held at Cartera Ford the r.off-. x, sn«* Rev. B. L. Hoke, of third Saturday and Sunday was Rl^ckabuto. thus Ignoring the rights a success—there wr* a large crowd -f ‘he frtaiern of the oownty re present who enjoyed the oeuaslon tlrely. 1 rf-j i- he l very much. Much credit Is due these able workers for the faithful and energetic work they •*» dem and we hope that thia good work wl continue. \ Almost a Miracle. One of the most' ctarbHng -rw r eecn in sry n*aa, according^ W. P, Holsctr.w, ftarrrdco vus «^f # on»ed yean ago ta his er. “He had srrh a dreadful rough he writes, 0 “that our family thought he was going Into consump- One of the jDgBrrccoanmended by ^reter Hall wss Robf'rt Hayvu Mitchell, a substsntlsl farnter re dding ucc- King’s Creek. Mr. Mitch ell has aa tr^ercetlng record. Before he was smrsateen yean of age. ke volunteered his services, to hie State *nd entered the 17th Reglumut ef South Carollar. troops, and rendered an “ honor*hle service to Me aattve .‘j Stet« nntll the erd if the war. After the close of the war, he Joined with msay of the best r.nd bravest meo^of the State la their efforts to proteet life and property ‘V>n, hut he began to use Dr. King’s New Discovery, and was completely laud honor by uniting with Ku Klux <-rtrvt by ten bottles, Now he is j Klsn. In lli| hs was ocnooctsd of •our-I sad well sad weighs 311 j being, s member of that order. e>*td mdide. FY>r many y*c.*w our fam-1 w*« **■•’ e«t ' Jet* M '\r hss u*ed this wonderful remedy both YorlPvtUe and Columbia, where tor Cordis and Colds with eacelTent, he remained for seveir-’ months rveefte.” It’s quick, safe, reliable swatting trial. Wklls lr» Ja|l at York •»nd riuarenteeA Price SO cents and.vtlle. Major Merrill, then the «M1I- -t ti .no. TMal 'bottle free £•' Klein’s. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. W'lM'.~*s. Br r 'hvine, were in town the early »nrt cf the week,’ as guests of Mr. a-r! Mrs. H S Strickland. Mr. Wtl- Brihccl drelrg cf llama is Mrs. StrickUou’a uncle. Jno. M. Hon. J. T. Polk of Islmdton wss ur . mrnnnit !n town Monday, shaking hands with his many friends. Mr. Polk is be ing urged to make the race r-Taln fthe f^g'slature, but has rH yet decided whether or not he will offer for re-election. t«ry rV-^er »t the* station, repre sentin'* the Federal governmeot. of fered him his liberty If he would gjifuirg disclose the name# of other metn- TiM. stoat.* «# itoiter begs of the Klsn. This Mr. Mitch- ^iSJ.’SSSf*» H. K&WT-is. wm k«M oa S-tm,, “ ‘ w Mrs. Ruth Ackerman and MUs Wessie Bethea of Cottagcvtlle were J. H. Murtaugh of Islr.-'-iton wss Mmg thugs who paid •ur office a leuuaut call while la town Saturday shopping In town od Saturdays. • • • i ^Vrt BlscW Rr. «i Ruft ji wan J. 8. Padgett of Bmof-ke wss in in • town Monday.' He wee r.'oom- iwu Meuday. Mr. FadgcU Is a panted by hts tangSter. Miss Corn, cf the County Board of who will spend n ffw daye with,her sister in town, Mrs. P. B. 8%nde». low'ng prog,-mm Prayer—E. Song—"CMdmhfa. the O'eart" School, edutloa— M If I i Ths f»if hKrrr h’e fellow-pafHots. For this MeHtoMt- he urns tried in Columbia, convicted evntod out. ^ to oicMeen mouths ‘Mm Gem were _* tusprieo*T*«ent In the prison at Al- , hauy, N. Y. During tho tom of his a Flower ” ’’"prlmesnent. s thoreaod miles and Wen’ from beam, hie friewdo ^nd young .*.. wife, ho horn hie pu^shment with . suck oourugo and fortitude, that he NEW TSORE at S&fOAKS, S. C I have opened an-UP-TO-THE MINUTE MILLINERY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS Miss Florence Jones of Ashton, an expert Milliner, who has charge of the Millinery Department, has just returned from Atlanta, ./ where she purchased an immense stock of Millinery Goods, Embroideries, Etc. Our Hats are the latest styles and shapes and we cordially invite the ladies of Smoaks and surrounding community to call and in spect our goodR-before purchasing elsewhere. ■ o General Merchandise, Department « Our General Merchandise Department is complete: Gents’ Furnishings, Hats. Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy and Staple Gro ceries—A. M. Padgett in charge. MRS. M. M. PADGETT SMOAKS, S. C J MASON HODGE PLACE RceiUtioa— Addle Hlott. Rccttetton “Will A *R5tSSl^‘*Wh|ch Way.” j—. \ c**wm»aded **•"#»«* «bsp •{ ^ •le Flak. tMmlomm ^Occupatton of OtHo. M «Bioiitmi oc commffwtawwa Thrae Olrla | After hie rsUrre. he earn* heck RaHteitlos—“Do -Your Beet ” *** kie aetlVS Rtate and took Up kIB OatalStaS^ j Ufa work. Ho ku reared u ImJo Recitaftion “Our Horetu ” Brad- family ehlldto^ wk# ard a Otodlt ford^rUhv * H d I to too Stats gad ku kiRt t>-ftt■tlo. fYimi n«hv ” BtSBggtkOUSd tk# lOVS UUd TSSpSCt dt Os^ Ftak^ ' R k B7 B “ 7 ' all who know him. Hie Ufa ku .tn^,1 ■ siaw bak. .* m.. hssu cpsut ou tks farps* ’ tok- M * l ud to hTappolutad u us Of tho Rseitalfoci—“Old October.” flT'JppeiUmut^ Tho n>v B , WBT ' governor ignored thia olmRlo request ( Nat B t lend e^pototed another la him stead. * NetiowSlfc* Drill—Ftour hove thus Iguoriu the elutme of ta houof ^ P b ^ Confederate aeMler whose days “In fk-hool n.™ •• Ef- M f « w » otoetaaUal far- neOrSS * ^ f uasr—etmgty to place In olflee » Recitation—Mother’s Fool.’’ aard OrvAhy. Recitation—“Some Day” Hlott. RecMatlu — “Little School.” Ida Crodby. Recttatlor*—“Death Bed Bay- MlltOU M friend | Peek a chapter In the life pt u true end brave soldier who offered his lito to tho cause ef hie country »ud aa honest red hard-working farmer who eoufrht a little office on* A? non*. I** ** oFice which could have been aptwvm M - ^ , soeMtly bestowed In recognlMor. of Good.- to « •“ d •*»"<>““• ‘ ,r Sadie Croshfr. Son g—' ‘ A m erics. ” Recltat ibn—“Good-Bye Hlott. After the exereimee, Mr. D. Smith and Dr. H. W. Blark, ST of Clifton i Mitchell hM rendered to hts State. |and which would have Imen appre ciated mo much by him. j What time* have we fallen upon T when he who la suppoaed to be gov- erqpr of r.’l the people, relegate# to ^ . oblivion those who have been moat Walterboro made addreaaea appropr*- ^ and t|mm whlch mte to the oeramlon. Following , for ^ both brtvft and these mpeakerm. there warn a mag- tnie? ._ 0afflWT % nifieept spread of cakes, fruit*. $tc., or- the pehool grounds, which waa _ . . enjoyed by everjone present! IMU End to Had Habit. j Things never look tyight to one t Jy-tpht Ten to My little son had a very wwere ,,th • Mww. Tin to one the cold. I was recommended to try *«»t>le »• * nluRglah Uver. filing i Ohamberlaln’s Cough Remedy, and **• ayatem with hiltbus potoon, ! before a amcH bottle was fUiWhed Dr. King’s New Ufe PIUe would e» he waa ae w«U aa earur.” wrttta pel., Try them. Let <hs RW of Mrs. H. Bilks, 31 Dowling street* better fecHcga end the ttuee. Bert Rydney, Australia. TjUs luemcdy M tot toouuch. Bear and kfttaoft- lie. fsr sale by all deatom. - at toe. M. Kleto’a. . . . „ Builders Wanted the public to know that wo tarn * ♦- - complete line ofaD kinds of bnddenT materlik aodli DOORS, 0 SASH, BUNDS, SHINGLES* MOULDIN G» BRICK, LUMBER, BTC At price> to tuH. Let ua know vooy arantt* • •• B^w ww* VWMWU wuaw Ww*w^m wwoaowwo C. t SIVIGL lairfactanr if In|| mi Inml Umkr. The Tri-Weekly Constitution ■ ATLANTA, OA. •’* Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Thm Tim* Every Week. The Farmer's Ever^(Mker-Day * Paper—Almost a Daily. No Farmer Co* Af ford to Miss tt During ThtsPmidentat Year. • * n s Only $1.00 a Year Tri-Weekly farmers, the papar la the world, news, gives special articles sf a ysar sf of tos vaius laits member of the family—the father, uvea the hired help. X * v Apsuts waa tod usuiywksis over the South, at uvury pestoffiee. villege and hamlet, oa evs*y rural rants tad la every fnrmiag community. Splendid tadacemcits fu 9LM tar a yuurty ’ sturtud at u«m* tlurss i an Trl-Weekly Constitution Atlanta, Oa. MILLINERY MILLINERY While in Richmond I purchased a very pretty line of Millinery. I invite the public to come to Lodge to do their Millinery Shopping. I have Miss Kate Hiers with me this Season. MISS PHOEBE RIZER LODGE, SOUTH CAROLINA For Selid Grid and Star JewebyGo to I. A. WB8TEEBBM, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Neat Door to New Postxjffi^e. / waltuIBobo, 5. 0. IT BAVBB YOU MONEY. IV- HMdard’s Dysprymlim Hpodlfic; Regular Price 50c., Juo. K1 ten’s Price 95r. The apeclal half price sals of Dr. Howard’s specific for the care of constipation and dyapepala by Jko. M. Klein means the aaving of a few dollars on every family’s year ly bill for medicines. Each SS cent bottle (Mr. Klein ■ells It for 35c:) contains sixty doses of a medicine that la pleas ant to trke and which can be de pended upon to cure the worst cuss of constipation, dyspepsia or liver trouble. This remedy Is not go ordinary medicine. It Is the favorite for- of a well known physician, and haa the endorsement of hun dreds cf physicians of eminence it their profession, who prescribe It in all erses of constipation, dys pepsia, Uver trouble knowing from experiicnce that Jt will mako /a complete last fug cure. / '. TO BAILEY JX5BY 00 _ BBER OgfNta: • •