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GREENVILLE WOMAN | Has Highest Praise : Mrs. Loftist Greatfai for . Aid Tank Gave Husband Tells Public Details i Says His Appetite Returned, I Strength Increased and H.T 1X7 nerves were v^uieieu "I am glad to recommend Tanlac fof it helped mv husband jko much" said Mrs Beulah Loftis: of No. 13j East Main St. Woodside Greenville:! in a statement she gave May 30th. "My husband suffered from what he j thought was malaria. He had some chills and felt badly almost all the > time. He did not eat anything hardfv and complained a lot of being troubled with his nerves. Indigeston caused him a great deal of discom fort and he was restless at night. "His appetite returned soon after he began taking Tanlac his strength: increased and he says * -t has not felt! any indigestion pains since he took; Tanlac. That knot whch he used to! j feel in his stomach is gone: The / . I Tanlac built up and regulated his en tire system. He says Tanlac is a fine medicine." Tanlac, the master medicine, is; sold exclusively at Harmon Drug Co., i l/exington; Burnette and Whetsell, j New Brookland; Harris-Cain Drug /V. RatMnnro" Omssi?n Drncr Co.. I vw.| ?e, C , | t?eesville; Eargle's Drug Store, Chajpin; Dr. W. T. Brooker, Swansea; Pelion Drug Co., Pelion; W. J. Cayce, Cayce; A. E. Leaphart, Gilbert; The Lorick Co., Irmo; W. H. Suber, Peak. Price, $1.00, per bottle, straight. Advt. IN MEMORY OF REV. THOS. J. j CUPSTID. Who departed this life Aug. .9 1917 which has been one year ago. He j was such a loving husband and so de i voted to his famiiv and faithful to his j master cause for which hp had been, serving 10 vears.But our father sawj fit to call him up higher to receive' his reward. After a few days illness I it seems a mysterv to me that I lav for 4 weeks in 1915 at point of death the doctors saw no chance at all for! me although I''am here vet and mv husband has been gone one vear.And left me to care for but little ones in . some way. I can ha~J1v understand why this way. Although it is a pleas-! ure to loo on his little ones in remem- j . berence of him. At. times it seem? i that it is more than I can bear. I could not if it were not for that beautiful promise in the bible and a father that loves his children. The sweet memory of this %usbandj > - and Father shall oe cherished as lona " as life lasts. I do not dread death j as I once did to know he is gone on j before me. I am onlv waiting: for J my sermon savins: to come on r.ndj meet those gone on before. I fee7 j that I am onlv staving here on earth and living in heaven as mv mind < dwells up there. This onlv can I sav farewell dec art j ed loved ones until we meet again. Written bv deceased; Wife and daughter. Housework is a Burden j Woman's lot is a weary one at' best. But with backache and other distressing kidnev ills life indeed becomes a burden. Doan's Kidnev Pills have made life brighter for; many (Lexington women. Read1 what Mrs. L. J Harilng Lexington! ' gave the following statement June 10: 1914: "I had Dains in mv back which bothered me a great deal: especially in the morning. I tired! : easily and I could hardlv do mv' housework. Headaches and dizzv j spells blurred mv sight and mv kid-, neys bothered me a great deal too Doan's Kidnev Pills from the Harmon Drue Ce. did me more good than all the other kidnev remedies I ever used T __ 1- ?1- 1 1 > i can niETiiv recommend jcuari s rvru-. nev Pills for what thev have danr' for me. OVER THREE YEARS LATER: or on February 3: 1918. Mrs. Harlint added: "It is a neasure to continue recommndiner Doan's Kidnev Pills Doan's grave r*e so much benefit about four vears agro that I have the highest ooinion of them." COc at all dealers. Foster-Milbum Co.: Mfsrrs.: Buffalo N Y LABOR BOARD MET MONT' A I The Leexington count vcommun- j itv Labor board consisting of Messrs j D. M. Crosson chairman J W Nip-; ner and G A Guignard who have bee ?, rxnoint bv the Government met ai; Lexington and was fullv organized and transacted such busiess as came : before them and made an official j report. J. W. NIPPER Secv Board COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON j FOUNDED 17S5 A college of highest standard onen ! to ran and to women. An intentionally limited enrollment insures in dividual instruction. Four vcai courses lead to the Bachelor 3 uearrec The Pre-Medical coin's? a special fea- 1 ture. Military Train ins: established in 1>)17 under War Deportment Reel illations is in charge of U. S. Armv J Officer. j HARRISON RANDOLPH Stpd?8-21.President Charleston S. Cj LITTLE BLUE STAR IN THE WINDOW. And it means all the world to me. There are stars in the high heavens shining: With a promise of hop in their light There are stars in the field of Old Glory. The emblem of honor and rieht. But no star ever shone with more brightness I know: ' Than the one for mv bov o'er the sea: j There's a little blue star in the j window And it means all the world to me. Short stocking:?-, if the worst happens. will be added to the horrows of war bv srirls who feel that thev iust can't look eood in them. The averasre exemption claim seems doomed to look as limD as a dishras: bv the time Uncle Sam erets through with it. Another thing: that makes a bodv sick is for a child to g:et horn? to dir, ner iust after everything: has been "cleaned and nut awav." Rheumatism Arrested If you suffer with lame muscles or stiffened joints look out for impurities in the blood, because each at- j tack gets more acute and stubborn. To arrest rheumatism you must improve your general health and purify your blood; the cod liver oil j in Scott's Emulsion is Nature's great blood-maker while it also | strengthens the organs to expel the impurities. Scott's is helping thousands who could not find other relief. Scott & Bowce. BioomSeld. N.J. i NEWPERFI OIL COOKS1 Be Patri Save coal ? Cook Stov inexpensiv and^ ashes perfect coc flame of th curately ad 3,UUU,UUU I fortabie an American 1 Why not f< Made in 1-; and oven. Ask your.de Heater. Use Aladdii I d Liniment for Lameness. '*1 h ive found Chamberlain's Lini- ; meat a splendid remedy for lameness. { soreness of the muscles and rheum:;- ] tic pains," writes Mrs. J. W. Wallace,! Macon, Mo. Mrs. Wallace says further that ?' it is the best liniment we have ever had in the house." Subscribe to The Dispatch-News . xS I s 1 il Packer H j|j| III and 1 I How much lt cc | 1. To dress be prepare all I products ? I 2. To cool the | 3. To freight the country | rator cars, i I / 4. To carry i 1 branch bou , I refrigeratin: ij:[ 5. And to delh I ll ? sweet ai fltii than two w< |j ' Swift & Coi for you in 1917 I less than 2V2 ce |||ii beef soid, inch I profit of V4 of II Figure for 3 |||- effect this cos1 ||| on prices you 1 || | Swift & Cot FOVES otic and Comf< md wood by using a New Perfe e and kerosene oil?always avai e. Escape the work and dirt of c< and soot. Have a cool kitcher )king of all kinds?for the cleax e New Perfection can be in stand; [justed?like gas?and it stays pu ^lew Perfections are keeping kitch d saving coal, money and labor women. or you ? I-3-4 burner sizes, with or without c; aler about the New Perfection Kerosc 1 Security Oil?Always available, in< \RD OIL CO. (NEW JE Baltimore, Md. . C. Richmond; Va. Charles Charlotte, N. C Charle! FOR SALE?137 Acres, srood pi-| revwoods lends; 40 acres in cultiva-1 :ion: 50 acres under wire fence sever \ room dwelling. one tenant house, out- ; buiMiners; jrood water. On Calk's Road 8 miles from Gilbert. Apply td \Y. E. Ranch. Gilbert. S. C 43p Subscribe to The Dispatch-New^. pS : J ~ ill'.ll f II ? Costs 11 y i*l ' 1 * rohts 1 do you think Jjj )sts? II | ef, cure hides, and |H! the numerous by- tj|| t meat for two or || I before shipment? |[B I it to all parts of 1 ' in special refrige- III j ~ ced daily ? ||| it in hundreds of || ises, each with its jjj; g plant? || /erft to the retailer nd fresh ? in less 11| eeks after dressing? mpany did all this at an expense of ;nts per pound of rding an. average !!;!j a cent a pound yourself how little : and profit had jaid for beSfsteak. || npany, U.S.A. || ass i s= ss? >rtable II I 1 i ii iction Oil j ? lable and | ^ Dal, wood | 1 and do ^ i, intense | y and ac- . ! |l ens com- ; for other ' ^ 4 $ i ^ abinet top j| f ? me Water d 3 2 ixpensive. $ RSEY> M I m \% ston, W. Va. gggg| "on'S'C' SKUBITYOIl 11 staxdacd > 5 cacoHMWr ^ .. j g 65561 5hhh 55 i Automobile I" Loric): & Lovt Solicits Your Orders on e CcEgress Auto Tires,, plain, 20x3 each . fh ) " '' plain, 39x3 1-2. " " " non-skid, 30-3, " " <4 ^ 30x3 ] Congress Auto Tubes, gray, 30x3, eac " 30x3 12, Johnson's Carbon Remover, quarts, ea Johnson's Cleaner, 8 cz., each | Sure-Tire Cold Tube Patches, 3 inch : 1 " " " " 3 inch: I" " 1 6 inch j 20tii Century Blow Out Patches, 3 Special Clincher Patches, 3 1-2 inch x Presto-Lock inside Patches, 3 1-2 incl $ Automobile Robesi each ' I Fracto Non-Glaring Headlight Lentzes, a 25-lb Package Buckeye Auto Clenser Puritan Metal Polish, gallons, each__. 1 1-4 inch Rose Auto Tire Puffips, eac Champion Spark Plugs, each Ford Coil Auto Lacks, each : Absolutely locks the car?defies the | cars, locks the ignition off and coil box | tection, \ Ford Steering Wheel Auto Lcoks, each You protect your money, your watch a car. Protect it with a MuIIer Steering We have a complete and full line Plates, Chisels, Spring Cotters;also ; and Greases Mail oders solicited. V guarantee satisfaction. i Lorick & Lot COLUMBIA, S. C. Whqlesale* Prices Furnished t LORICK BI JOBBERS AND Mantels Sewer Pij Orntpn nnrl'-Tilps Fine Pine Stoves and Tin Plate Ranges Pig Lead Stove Pipe Sheet Mel Hollow-Ware Iron Pipe "Kohler" Plumbing Fixture: "Yak LORICK Bf COLUMBIA S. C. "are you working Work of any fiort is pure drudge your existence. But with t purposi for a regard aid it Tightens your pleasure. Hive ? purpose in life! Make : building up a savings account in tl ycj with the means to attain your independence, wealth?they all cc: persistently save. Same rate of interest (4 per cent. account!. THE OLD R The Carolina National W. A. Clark, President. T. S. Bryan, V. President. ! SAFETY [ STREN ! ? k*. IT IS CUR DUTY as well as cu; every way consistent with the pnr j the financial strength and growtn of community. Come in and let us ge' more than Bankers-we are a very it is a matter of pride with us, that j we have developed in our business, 1 ship of those whom we serve. Prosperity is reflected to this E perity of our patrons. The Bank of Columbia, i Supplie5 * 4. trance kc,, my of the Following: i _ $ a3 65 17 90 each__ i4 30 v 1.-2, each 18 3^ ;Ii 3 05 each 3 55 ch 1 75 35c s 12 inch, each oCc k 18 iacL, each 75c c 18 inch each 1 00 I inches each 85c O :_~L ? ? rir\ . o mcu, per canon I ov b x 10 inch, each I 00 e>4 00 to 9 00 , per pair 2 75 cr Soap, each 3 25 1 25 :h 2_00 75e ... _.r 3 50 thikf? can't be picked, for Ford [ shut: this means absolute proi $ 5 00 | nd other property, why not your I Wheel lock. of Wrenches, Pliers, Screw all kinds of Automobile Oils s Ve prepay delivery charges and ; trance Inc. RETAIL DEPARTMENT o Merchants on Request MOTHERS j DEALERS IN j )e J?Mf Asbestos and Asphalt Roofings :* Asphalt Shingles m i - ~ ivieiai oiling ies tals Tinware Enamel Ware s e" Locks and Hardware (OTHERS PHONE 498 WITH A PURPOSE ; ry if it means inerely earning s back of it you are working tasks and rnake3 work a real four life a success! Start by lis institution. It will furash object. A comfortable home, me within your reach if you ) paid on both large and small ELI ABLE Bank of Colum Jos. M. Bell, Cashier. Jno. D. Bell, Asst. Cashier. \\v\\\v\\\v\vv\\\v\\\\\\\v\\m OT41 Cjs I I~t | | SERVICE || f. r PLEASURE to promote in :cip!es of SOUND banking, the business interest of this t together?we are something IlUIIiaii 1UI Ui iuuiviuuais, aim aside frcm the rcspcrsihiiities we have cultivated the friend* I g 1 lank from'the increased prost f!1 Columbia % z J. |