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I V “ f -3 j- USD , Ancut », 1917. RECALLED FOR RE-EXAMINATION Nlne«r.RlRht Mr« Who Were Turn- cd Down on Phfiknl Exnminn* tlon Mart be Re-Euimlned. The follow Ins In a Hut of 98 men who weie declared physically de- flrlent in their flrat examination. who have be *‘ n the Jo ‘ cal board for re-examination. They w *11 appear next Tuesdayr Sept. 4, and will be aubject to another ex amination. This is done on account of new rulln* b/ Provost Marshal General CroWder. permitting the ac« • centance of men with less severe qualifications. This re-examination Will take place next Tuesday and will doubtle*, result In a number of men being accepted for servlet who were excused as physically de* tiHent on the first examination. The following ar* those ordered Ben Boggs, ll pounds under weight ■''■s j- Dan U. Risber, 9 pounds under weight. Ariel W. Payson. under weight John O. Addiion, lack of weight Joseph Tillman Taylor,* hu* of weight. * i Paldo RIverT lack of weight. Otis A. Peters, 7 younds under ^ Andrew Laurie Smoak. lack of weight. > John Nichols, lack of mtlars. , Oeorgeg F. Brant, lack of weight George Brown, lack of weight. Jarvis B. Craven, lack of weight and fiat feet. Laurie J. Benton, lack of Weight. Andrew M. Padgett, ’ lack « of weight EVER MED BY MEL? HORRIBLE! 4— ' to appear next Tuesday and the ,(’ a | omc i Quicksilver and act* like f i use for their being -turned down dynamite on jrour \r ■ % V l\ / oit the first examination: ■Tames E. Pellura, teeth. Bert Marsh, lack of teeth. ' George W Oodley, under wr 4 *ht Txiusious Glover, lack of teem. Isaac Mitchell, lack of teeth. Joe Spencer Jones, lack of molars. Billie Williams, lark of molars. • Archie Hodges, lack' of molars. Willie T^ro, lack of teeth. Jeff rv Bishop, lack of teeth. t Kenii dh L. Aekernvan. lack ,of >'dars. Mopes ampheil, lack of teeth. Williaii '<3. Drawdy, under weight. Ben Wi' on. lack of molars. Hubert L. .Rivers, 2 lbs. under Ight. Johnnie Washington, lack of Julius F. Pearson. 2 lbs. under ?lght. \ Edward Ben v’rosby, lb ibs. be- ' w weights James L. Msrvln lack of teeth. Frank Senders-, lacle of molars. Mack Middleton. 2 lbs. under, eight. , Frank Woodward. 2. pounds under eight. Louis O Crpsbv, lack of molars. Robert Elbert, lack of molars. , Wash Peterson, lack of molars. David Fraser, lack of molars. William Robertson, la(>k of mo- f ' m. ■; Richard-Ford, .lack of molars. Curry Williams, lark of molars. R. M. Jefferies. .1 pbunds under eight and l«ok of molars. • Harry W. Vi*n. lark of molars. Lawrence W. P’armer. lark of four tunds weight. Givens, lack- of molars and ily 6ne good eye. HenryHV Glover, 11 pounds under .•ight Simon PreHer. 15 pounds under eight. . N. Willie Rice. lacX. of-molars. C. C. Price, lack of molars.- Calvin K. Renton, lark of elp^n nunds weight. ' •. <s \ -* 7^ Sunman Hrown. lack of molars, dxiuis *R M . Reeves, 12 poKfldfl nder weight. .V Willie Itrabham, .2 pounds under •eU'ht. -x Palme^ Cannbell. 12 .pounds un- ’or weight. Alliert Warren, insufficient mo ats. TWinan Fra«!fr^ lack of niqlars. WiRter 1> I,tons. 11 pounds un- Vr weWht Addle Robert SmiCi. lack of mo- ars. J in. M Rei. 'irs. In.’R. of molars md IF pounds under wuigiit. fJehVge M Reynolds. 8 pnondyi’n b:r weight , y/ Emitt Wiscf/ Stokes, 1w pounds under weight. S' Paul Sntumers. lock of molars. Jo-a p*. K Kin ird tack of molars. John Spell. ludL of teeth. OHv<‘r (>r:>'snu. 7 pounds tinder weight \ Alec fVyju' ^ laek of molars. WaUe- Willi ms, lack of molars.. ^ TbHmas He uii'^ '’dis. ased. BenKHujn M Murdaugh. lark Of teeth. -\ Wilson 1 i - hi lack of sufficient molars ’-On. - . Jesse Drew. Jv.. r » pounds under weight Irvinir Haddock, pounds un- dervelrr'it ' . Allie Otto Smith. In pounds un der weight Mannie N Morris, lack oKteeth and 5 pounds luulei weight. Itlchyrd.A TItorp. lack of nlotara and. under Weight. ' \ | Aabury Saipucl, lack of molgrg. .John C. 4ri«‘l, T1 pound# under wrtght. • ,.*• tCharllc F Stiicklancl, 8 pounds uq'dvr Weight. J Lawrence Creel. 12 pounds un derweight ’ iCallna Jenkins, diseased. Rarnev Croshv, deformed chest. Rennie Raxel. 7 podwds under weight. Rurw-dl R., ^uiitb. Jr . 8 pounds underweight S ■ * - .Frank Milev, 2 2 pounds under wc gbt. C..ph^ Colson. .7 pounds below > weight. .1 »e fnabinH. lick of molars. Hertry Rtepheas <1 pounds under weight and kick of molars C Anderson .Sanders, hail I y united frartiire itiNrigl'l forearm hud un- der» eiglit Joel W. Reeves, D* pounds under weight. • -- Ren Gilliard. lick rrf molars x Nathan Drawdy. lack of Vs Ihs. weight. Gerhard D. Vain. 12 pounds un der weight. *> „ - Howell Swesf?' tack of molars and underweight. •January Harvev, Jr., lack of mo lars. Henry Molars, lac^ of weight. Leri Palmer, diseased. Liver. Calomel loses you a day!"'Yon know what calomel is. It’s mer curyquicksilver. CalomeJ is dan gerous. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and alck-' enlng ,you. Calomel attacias the bones and should never be put Into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need a dose bt danger ous calomel just remember that you? druggist sells for 60 cents a large bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone, which Is entirely vegetable and pleasant to take ami Is a perfect substitute for calomel. It l« guaranteed to start vour liver without stirring you ur inside, and can not salivate. Don’t take fcalomel!-.If makes you sick the next day; It loses you .t dfw’ff wofrk. Dodson’s Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. Give It to the children because it Is perfectly harmless and doesn’t gripe. Recruiting Slay Yet Continue Considerable confusion has re sulted from a misunderstanding on the port of many men who are regis tered for military service under the Draft Law. They are under the im pression that after their numbers have been drawn? they are no longer able., under the law. to volunteer. This Is not the case, as will be aeon from the fact that all numbers were drawn in the order In which they will be called to service should they be needed. It Is the case that after the local board has called, either by posting number'and name, or notifying a registered man? one may not volunteer, hut must report for examination by the local board, ami remain under the jurisdiction of that Board until either accepted \(or service In the National Armv. oCxfurnlsUod with a complete dis charge. N Even those who are given temporary exemption are not per mitted to ^volunteer.. Rut so Inn'T •is the” registered/tuan has not been notified. eit^rtiVby posiine liistwuno or nrhcrwis>Y hydijs local hoard, he Htfll the pt ivilrxj> of Volunteer ing,. ’ X. /The War Denartemht has a>i- nouYicod that all future ' cnmnii->- s'lons. wif'> the exception of those to he given to attendant ; at the Sec ond Training -vainps, will he givmv. to men in the ranks of the regular Armv. the National Guard nr the National Armv. The Provost Mar sh il General lias li eentlv nnnoune- ed that registered men are not avail able for original appointment to commissioned grades. This -Tpplii Hogtfallow News * • • **************** The Dog Hill church women' are* trying to get Up an ice cream tup- per for dftiis summer. While the public rai general does not like church Ice cream, all of the mem bers will have to eat some, anyway. Sidney Hocks fooled the Dog Hill Aggregation last Sunday. When the preacher asked everybody to tiae and slag. Sid got up. but In stead of singing he. merely chewed hts v^ax and nobody knew the d fercnce. ' Man selling hats was through here this week, but nearly everybody had one. • * * * The Postmaster sees where the government is about to let the Al lies have a few billion dollars. He thinks we better mind how we let strangers have money. • • * Some play golf, others do other things, when they want to slack out their mental strain while pon dering over International questions. But when Poke Baxley gets bother ed he goes out and shears his mule’s tafl. which is a recreation taht taken his mind entirely off of everything else for the time being. • * • Tpe Exerlslor Fiddling Band will serenade Poke Eazley_ tonight, as he was seen coming from the Ho* Ford still house today with a fresh jug. * * * In giving his-opinion of the suf fragette business, Tobe Moseley the other morning stated that there was enough argument already going on around the house without adding politics. * e.. "•'% * * • , -J The Tin Pedler was in our midst this week showing a lot of fine, watches. He keeps them separated from the rest of his tinware. / *** • .. . The Hogwqllow Improvement As- sociation, met in regular session last night. After roll call the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, and the weed question, which was left in the hands of a committee at last meeting, was brought up. The committee was called upon and reported progress, there being fewer weeds in our midst now than formerly, as the hot weather has killed ninny of the Smaller ones. / • * • Poke Kazley says the more civi lization we have tig* more com plaints we will hear about fleas. He says when he was a boy nobody paid any attention to a flea. * • * Silas Klldew says At takes a mighty steady headed ' fellow to wear a derby hat that’s' too little foi- him while riding a jolty mule. . * • • Columbus AUsop’s uncle died in the Calf Ribs neighborhood one day recently. Reing an honest man the neighbors made up money to bury him, x * * * • Sim Flinders has traded his cook stove for a couple of nice hounds. * * * Tlio‘ steps leading into the Wild Onion school house were stolen a few; nights ago. The Deploy Con stable has been put on the case and dias sevral of one good citizens un der suspicion, as lie passed a hopec where ;i mass meeting on the mart <111**1101! was being held on the night of crime'and overheard «>ne of/ Jh'e speakers pay that steps would liK taken at ottce to repair a bridge, X; * * * - ' YanXsims was arrested Tuexday' morning Tor firinij four vhotA/at random. He was acqOUled th« charge ^ hen III* proved th^he flr*-d lo nil registered men. Therefore. pn J>' ,breo idiots M raiijUm and the titiV registered man win*' desires to secure a < i omniission. must serve In the rank's of one of the toree branch es of the nrmv before ho has nnv cha-nee of securing the desired com mission. The general recruiting service of the army is now charged with re- cruitjpK for'; ^ - 1. The Regular Army. ,X 2. The drafted National (Diard n. The soerial and technical units of the National 4rmV. Enlistments hv special recruWIng parties of the National Guard have been stopped wirh n view to having re< rnitlng parties trom the various organisations report to the Army rg^ruRlpg office in charge of earn recrtiHmg district. . This with a view to consolldattng all the recruit ing agencies heretofore in effec^ un der one head in each i*cruitlng dis- trht. each pflrtv'x*rnihing for anv X 1 lut'e divisions of the last nrt'>ied division. ot^»-r tini*- at Un* tvrlow. — I * - > e-XXw EVERY SIREET IN X Has Ijs Share of the |*mof That Kid ney Sufferers Seek. ona of the Amv. The ...... special and' technical imits of the National Army, includes tkp enlist ed. reserve rorp« pertaining <o the Quartet-mast***- corpg, Ordnanc**- <1*’- partmenf. ihe Engineer regfmeifks nf the National \rmy." Rgjfety coniXf 01 pales. (*te. X •’ WHY tWAK rams The nervous systi-m U the alarm syatem pl - ! fit human body. j perfect hcjjisji We hardly realize that we Network oi nerve*, but when health t^Kung, when strength is dedin-! for curing me.” tag. thewune nervous system gives the alarm la headachev. tirwlueas, dreamful •deep, tmtabtiity and noleM corrected, lead* straight to a breakdown. To correct nervousness, Scott’s Bmul- alon 1* exactly what you should take; it* rich, nntriment gets into the blood and rich blood feeds the ti Backache? Kidney* weak? Distressed with urinary ills? Want a reliable kidney remedy? Don)t have to look far. Use what Walterhoro people recommend. Ev ery street in Walterhoro has it* cases. X -v Here’s one WuRerboro woman’s experience. Let Mrs. W. Z. Ayer. Hampton St. K tell it. She says: ‘‘For five yeiirs I suffered from several bad attacks of kidney trouble and lum bago. I had sharp pains in my hack and hips and- my- hark would get in such condition that for weeks a time I wasn’t able to struight- enx J had headaches and dizzv spells and at times I could hardly see aoiXs the nmon I tried lots of remedies but didn't gcTSmy prethan- *-Bt henellt. . Doan’s Kidney Pills, however, relieved me from the alart. It has- bexn two years mow since J have had suMj an attack and 1 give Doan’s Kidney Pills credit Dr. r*rdlaaa4 King, a *«w York City Fhyslclw* amd Medical Author, saya: i«i« can h# no Ktromy, vigorous, -iroa maa nor beautiful, hoalthy, rocy-cheeked aca without Iroa—Vuaated Iroa takem three times per day after meals will the strength and endurance of woah, nervous, run-down folks 100 per cost. In two weeks' time In many Instance*. Avoid the old forms of metallic Iron, which stay injure the teeth, corrode the stomach, and thereby do more bar than goo*. Take oaly organic Iron—Donated Iron.” It Is dispensed In this city fey all good druggists. for sale by JNO. M. YLEIN and WALTERBORO DRUG COMPANY. 1 Southern Railway System • * • ™ , : An Ambition and a Record • t 1 THE need* of the South are identical with the need#**; el thr south*™ am*ezi the frowth ud Moccwof one * the esbuilitiy ef the other. The Southern lUUwar Uhl no tuof no uudnl »ririlerr ox nreotdod to other*. The null hi mi of the Soutbern Xnilvar Com pony it to w* that unhy of iruemt tbM il hen of co-operation between the public inj the raSrondt: to ue perfected th« fair and frank policy in the raanafe- bcm of railroad! which Inrhea the conSdancr of (orenimrmal aeeuoes; to rrailTe that liberality of treutmeml which will enable h to obtain the addidoMl capital needed lor the acquiurion of better and enlarfed fadlhica incident In the demand for iaocued and better acrakci and. haaUy— To take Ita tdche la the body politic of the Sooth alonn'de <* other (reur tnduairiet. with no more, but with equal Ubertiet. rqual Bfhtt and aquai oppoftanitica. “ The Southern Serves the South.” ( ^—. CHARLESTON.-S.C. RUB-MY-TISM I Will cure Rheumatism,* Neu-^ raliia. Headaches, Cramps, Colic .Sprains, Bruises, Opts, Burns, Old Sores,” Tetter, Rinf-Worm,-Ec zema, etc. Astisepdo Aaodyse, used internally or externally. 25c 8TOP, LOOK AND READ THln If a man loves a girl, that his bu3i*> ness; • if a girl loves a man that’s her busi ness; if they get married that’s their business. So, If you want your automobile seat covereda and clothes cleaned, see The New York Pressing Club; ’for that’s their business. . New York Pressing Restaurant and Cafe ■ - - >* Best of Service for Ladies and -Gentlemen. , Expert Cooks and Quick Service. Cold Drinks, Ice Cream and Candies. Meals and Lunches at all Hours. Everything Clean and sanitary. Give us a call. You %ill be welcome. PRORRESSIMITCHEH AND CAFE w Corner Railroad Avenue and Hampton street. Club / J. B. DAVENPORT, Manager. • CARDS. * R. M. JEFFERIES Attorney and Counsellor at Law WALTERBORO, S. C. Practice in all Courts except Equity. Loans Negotiated on Improved Farming Lands. r> Dr. A. J. Anderson, Dental Surgeon Office Hours: 9 a. m. tr. e p. m.; 3p. u. to 6 p. m. Phone IQu-X.. Walterboir*, S. C. it for you. / Weaver Upright Grand Piano IHE WORLD’S BEST UPRIGHT * x ' x \ If you choose the piano for your studio or-hope with the same care you select the books you read, your choice will inevitably be the Weaver. Just as loftiness of thought and nicety of expression come only from the best literature, so the love of the best in- music is fostered by the Weaver Piano. Pi i<-<* ffOv. at all dealerX Don’t simply ask for a kidney .j-cihedy-^ « i Dorm's Kid m y Pills the ihh|ne that Mrs. Ayer had. Foster-MiL burn Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Uhy ells while j To Cur* a Cold la On* Day. the whole system responds to Ita refresh- 1 Tmk* laxaTiw BBOMO Qeiaime. It stops tfea i.n.j. w 1 X. W. CAOVK* aiemture oa each fees. JOc. Beautiful appearance does not always indicate a'feood piano any more than an at tractive cover and good binling stamp a book as gooJ literature. 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