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TWO CONFLICTS i m FEATURE FIGHTING One German Machine Destroyed, 2 Forced Down in Bailies FRENCH HINDERED BY RAIN AND FOG Make Gains North of Hem Wood?British Lines Generally Quiet. Paris.?Further progress for the French troops north of Hem wood in the Soinme Sector is announced in an oilieial statement issued by French war ofhee. Rain and mist have impeded the operations north of the Sonime. South of the river a German reconnaissance using liquid fire was dispersed by the French infantry fire west of Vcrman/oillers. Only intermittent cannoning in the neighborhood of Floury, Vaux and Chapitre is reported from the Verdun sector. Fifteen battles in the air took place yesterday on the Somme front. One German aeroplane is reported to have been destroyed and two forced to descend inside the French lines. French machines drop-! ped 413 bombs on various railroad stations. British Front Quiet. London?"Last night was generally quiet along our front except for; neavy hostile shelling of our lines southeast of Trones wo>d," says the official statement issued here. "North west of Pozieres wo made further progress, gaining all our local objectives, which are now being consoli dated. Seventy-two prisoners were taken. "South of Arras wo raided a sap of the enemy and inflicted several casualties. A similar attempt by the enemy against our trenches northwest of Hulluch met with no success. "The enemy exp'oded a mine south of Loos with no effect." ;f>, Russians Take Station. Petrograd?The capture by Russians of the railway station at Kryplin, on the Stanisau-Nadvorna railroad was announced officially. -o Drives Out Malaria. Builds Ud System The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVB'S TASTRLKSS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria,enrlches the blood,and builds up the sysliem, A true lotiic. I'or adults and children. 50c. U / IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE. On July 13, 191(1, death claimed for its own Mr. W. H. Lawrence. He was 04 years, 3 months and 12 days old. i He was sick 12 months and 2 weeks i and hearing his sickness with greatest of patience. O, how hard it was to give him up, but the good Lord knew best and took him to that bright and happy homo where there will be no more sorrow, or pain. All v/as done for him that loving hands and kind hearts could do but could not stav the icy hand of death. Our Heavenly Father knew that dear fath er stayed here, in this cold world long enough. He loaves a wife and four children. Two children by his first wife and two by his last wife, and a host of surviving friends to mourn his death. V ri/. n n f elolo r? 1 1 o mxm,^ tv in i c I'l into ail c\i r; uvc i , Gone where sin can never enter, Gone into the Golden Shore. Sleep on dear Father And take thy rest, God called you home, He thought ft best. A precious oim from earth has gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in that home, Which never can be filled. The dark clouds may gather; He sends the sun's glad ray, And in His word He tells us, He'll wipe all tears away. His Loving Daughter, ?LILLIE M. LAWRENCE, o Magnolia Balm is the Liquid Face Powder used by famous beauties. If you have Sunburn, Tan or Freckles try JKCagnolia ffialm. It quickly stops the burn and removes Tsn and Blemishes. Makes your skin soft and smooth. Easy to use and sure to please* Three Color %: SJZjKB While, *Pink? Roit-Red. SF 75c. eiDruggbitot by mail direct sample: free LYON MFG. CO., WMJ/f tOSa. BtkSi.* Brooklyn, N.Y. % X " ! STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH CAROLINA PEOPLE The live stock industry in Soutl: Caiolina lias been g*ven a long boost by the formation of two meat packing houses with a combined initial capital stock of $300,000. The Orangeburg company has already beer recorded with a capital of $200,000. Walter D. Brwon, formerly voice teacher at Greenville Woman's col! lege, was killed in an automobile 'accident near Dillonvale, Ohio, last week. Mrs. Louis Clark of Columbia has been appointed principal of the academy of Chicora College for Women and Miss Lucy Mondy of Tennessee will be her assistant. Columbia Theological seminary is preparing to offer attractive quarters to the greatly increased number of students expected at the opening of the seminary September 20. One case of infantile paralysis was reported to the State board of health last week from Aynor. Thirty-three cases have been reported since July 1 in the State. Should the situation | grow serious, plans already formulated for the establishment of a strict quarantine about the State will be put into eiTect. Three cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the State board of health Tuesday, one from Perry, one from Springfield, one from Horry, and one from Iva. This makes a to-j tal of twenty nine cases since July l.j In Berkeley county Manning will ivrtf o r\^n invif u f five! J/i v a IIIWJVl lVfcT >11 WI4V, ia* primary over all, with Cooper and Blease splitting even. Taken all In all, the prospects for a bumper cotton crop are not near so good as they were a few weeks ago. o Lax-Fost A Mild, Effective Laxative A Liver Tonic Does Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach. In addition to other properties, Lax-Fos contains Cascara in acceptable form, a stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos acts effectively and does not gripe nor disturb 9tomach. At the same time, it aids digestion, arouses the liver and secretions . and restores the healthy functions. 50c., p.ai nun unicN mi UnLVIIILL VI11LII Ull MAKES YOU SICI "Dodson's Livnr Tons" Is Harmless To Clean Your Sluggish Liver and Bowels. Ugh! Calomel makes you flick. It's | horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous I drug tonight and tomorrow you may lose 1 u day's work. j Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. 1 Calomel, when it comes into contact with sour bile crushes into it, breaking it up/ 'l'his is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If von are sluggish and "all knocked out," if your liver is torpid and bowels constipated I or you have headache, dizziness, coated , tongue, if breath is bad or stomach sour, just try a sjvoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight on iny guarantee. NO HIGH I Will mean a saving of mone; if you trade at Toddville. It i River six miles from Conway, < Steamers making this point i Clyde Line at Georgetown. WATER R> Water freight rates are low, own property stands for noh us and we will give you the bei A hint to the wise is suffich DUSENBUI Toddville, THE HORRY H | WHAT OTHER PAI To Better I'se. After extended observation, one is forced to the conclusion that a man's bathing suit can be put to better use than draping a man.?Evening Post. i ??? Hi> Full Duty. Regardless of faction or political , faith, the citizen who votes as his conscience dictates in the coming j primary will have done his full duty. ?York News. Himself in Danger. The preacher who teaches that the right of way of ike only /oad which does not lead to hell is owned by his church is himself in danger of get ting scorched.?Marion Star. Old Doc Cook. The Baltimore Sun ups and says: 4 Let us keep cool." However, let's don't get cold feet by getting on the piatform of the two icicles, familiarly known as Charley Hughes and Charley Fairbanks. If Doc Cook sees 'phi roo-pthnr lio'll liolioir? u..c . _? .. n~v..v . nv ii wvunc Kiiat lie discovered two more north poles.? Morning Star. Notice to Manning. Would it not be just as well to double the force of liquor constables in Charleston while the possibility of the submarine Bremen slipping into that harbor exists??The State. Preparedness. France expects a weak wheat crop this year and is making etforts to secure adequate cargo room in order to import plentiful supplies of grain. ?Georgetown Times. i' ~ i on A: ?. iiUMiai ouuaium. Never seen the like Since I been born Rain keeps a-falling And the bridges all gone. ?Spartanburg Journal. The Way to Fame. The man who strings great words, together in perfect unison and dis- j. plays great knowledge will have been , forgotten centuries before the fame- | of the one who sings the simple i heart throbs of the people has begun to wane.?York News. I iniioo kini atari Liuuor nut otur;| K AND SALIVATES Here's my guarantee?Go to any drugstore and get a 50 cent bottle-of Dod- ; son's Liver Tone. Take a spoonful and-! if it doesn't straighten yoii right up. j and make you feel fine and] vigorous I i want you to go back to the store and i get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone ! is destroying the sale of: calomel because it is real liver medicine; entirely vege- , table, therefore it can not salivate or i | make you sick. | 1 guarantee that one spoonful of Dod- j son's Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your bowels of that sour bile and constipated waste which is clogging yaur system and mak-ing you feel miserable, T guarantee that; a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone wili keep your entire family feeling fine for months. Give it to your children. It i* harmless; doesn't gripe and they like tit* pleasant taste. !__ J~I 111 ii II" ii ~i ~ TV "" 1 I RFNTft / to you in the prices you pay s located on the Waccamaw ' jn the line of the Waccamaw n close touch with the big \TES LOW , and our store situated on our igh rent charges. Trade with r\f thn rliff IVIll VI lilt UIIICI CI^Ci int. RY & CO. s. c. ERALD. CONWAY, S. 0 m ARE SAYINS Not Surprising* 1 It would not be surprising to learn I that the Bremen has run aground somewhere down here about Britton's Nee.?Dillon Herald.. Duty is The Watchword. In a great naval battle the motto I was, "England expects every man to ido his duty." The same is true here in South Carolina. Every* citizen is called upon to cast his ballot in the coming primary for good,, clean men ?those who stand for honesty and good government right on down from the governor's chair to the' magistrate's office.?Clinton Chronicle^ Is There a Limits The question of the hour is whoCher or not there is any limit to the weeping of the skies.?Evening Post. How Many... How many terms as Governor should satisfy one man? Two, three, five or a dozen ??The State. Has One Supporter The Charleston American, edited by John P. Grace, is supporting Core h. Please for governor:.?Times ? De nioerat. SinrKl I ' We offon feel as if we'd like to be sold on halves to some baseball team that would bid recklessly without seeing- the goods.?The Star. No Growing. Pains It ean't be growing, pains that the campaign fund is suffering from.? The State. Good at Last. At the end of the world youTl! find that some of your enemies weren't such bad friends ??/ter all.?Georgetown Times. COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 6 dose*600 witt break.: iny case of Ghifta & Fever, Colds < & LaGrippe; it acts on tfc? liverbetter than Calomel and does not t tripe or sickeiw Price 25c* Take the boys down to the swimming hole and teach them to swim. You'll all enj&y it. ? ..Oi?. p ft Mrs, jay McGee; of Stephr I Ml emnlte,Texas, writes: ' ^r|JS| I nine (9) years, I suffered with,fif womanly trouble, I ; had ter?- V ivble headaches, *tid pains in* K *iy back, etc. a seemed as.ifr ft t would die, I suffered so. A*> ^9 iast, 1 decided) to try Cardui ft] the woman's, topic, and it! 31 helped me right away. TJie 91 hill treatment act only helped IjH . me, but it ct^ed me." Rfl TAK^ ^ LI Tin Woman's Tonic n | Cardui helps wc*neti in time fSr , I oi greatest neecL because it l9| j contains ingredients which act Iftl | specifically, yet gently, on*the rJCj weakened* womanly organs. [Si I So, i! you foel discouraged, IK] | blue, out-ot-sorts. unable to [EI do your household work, on account of your condition, stop [fti U/Affvin ct anH mu.x i*"*'*4" ? I * ^ | >t vi> ouw (A* v VO'UIU 4 I Wl EI trial. It has helped thousands Is IMy oi women,?why not you ? y| o If your home should catch on fire today, or worse, tonight, have you a ladder handy to get on the roof. There should bo one in a convenient place, and one not too heavy to handle well. No. 666 Tbi? it e prescription prepared especially (or MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or aix doaea will break any case, and j if taken then aa a tonie the Fever will not | return. It acta on the liver better than : Calomel and doea not gripe or sicken. 25* o Every farm has broken ditches* broken terraces and newly washed gullies, due to the recent rains and floods. Fik them up right away They will grow worse with, every rain. FORK ION ITEM* GATHERED AND CONDENSED I : FOR EASY READING | Word that the services of the federal mediation board had been accept ed in the threatened strike of 400,000 railroad employes was received with undisguised relief by administration officials |n Washington. The crisis in the news print paper situation, which aiready has cut down newspaper profits enormously, . will not be reached until late in October, when contracts*'come up for renewal, according * to** reports received'! fnbrn many, sources by the federal trade commission. Giant crop-/ losses..in the Ujistnd States and Canada sent the * v iieat market skyward last week. The vigorous offensive o5/'th& entente allies on the French, Ghifcian and Italian fronts is still being rewarded 'witliiimpprtant successes The first. Russian troops to >hirtd in France arrived at Marseilles on April 20, having sailed half way a/round the world from Vladivostok. They were followed by three otherv contingunets and after a short re At were sent .into the trenches in Champagne. The northwest part of " (i?riiian East Africa is now in possession of the Belgians. The United :Stiitos subhmwht? Holland, known in the navy mls the "the mother of all submarines" has honn ,mi i...U ?-?1 ' "n " i^uiumsfu oy ur. i\ J. Gibbons. The tvreaty . by which'i t IStd? United States . would acquire the Danish West liwlies foe $25,000,0(ft)i recently signed by Secretary Lansing anwi Danish? Minister Brun, iii-.beffore th?* Senate foreigni relational committf and piubably will be contuillered ear'tf this.;-wek:.. o REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. I have in hand ,for: mle: on reason abl at^rms two tracts^of real estttbe near. the corporate lignite as follows:-. One parcjfl.of. 20-? ^i4 acres, a ppnh tie? .of the estate oJL'tbe late Wniii.Pi M els on represented on a plat nmde by M. F/.Sfervia a*;; parcel No.^.SArJ baiog. gooA.land. ?$? clearing i farm or laying off into town lots. One otlher parcel.of land containing fiftPPn ( ' vljW; ro?, ojlso a portion 01 the Mellon estate bounded North by the J. H. Sandera;.ihmi, now owned by D. A. Spivey, East by Public road. South by lands of D. A. Spivey and West fcr TAcfcwrtiJfleen estate^aauhttts same lies on the West or North-west side the pvddlUc; road leading; fjr*n Conway toward. Pauley Sw:*mpi. IfMhtareatttti! to the puxuha&o of this, land,, write* or call on the ui-idcrsifeftttU. Hi. ft'.. WOODWARDi. Attorney -at-Larr, Conway,, S. C. oi Some* merr make fortunes ^y using the ti)rar* that others thaw away. Lifte; fo&orance, Fife- Ensrarance, ITead&bh & Accidemt Insurance, hs&rdian Bonds. Writes Deeds, Mortgag W. Percv 1 FERTILIZER, CO TON P. S. 1 AM IN POSITION 1 ANCE IN STRONG OLD LINE ATE YOUI TYPEW] I have the following Second; 1 L. C. Smith (used very little;) X No. 5 Oliver 1 NO. 10 Remington Visible 1 No. 5 Royal 1 Blind Fox 1 Blind Smith Premier an ?? aii ox inese macnines nave and are guaranteed to be in fir Will sell on monthly payments, for cash. Write me your needs. R. G. SCARl SUMTER, SOU Deal L. C. Smith & Bros. OLDER BK STRONGER ? To be healthy at' seventy, prepare at i forty,'.is*sound* advice, because k> the strength of iwddleltfe we boo-often forget I* that neglected colds* or careless treatment of slight aches-anck pains, simply undermine strength' and' bring chronic weakness- ior later years. To be stronger when older, %eep your blood ppse and ?ioh and active- with tile strengthsbUildingr and bkjwb-nourishiwg properties of tScott'S Kmulsion which Ira iooci, Uitooic and a medicine to keep your blood riohi, allev-irte rheumatism and avoid sickness.^ N6 alcohol iui Scott's, bcutt& BowuvBtoototikM; JftJ. ENDORSE WILSON'S MEXICAN POLICY Houston, Texas.^?The. platform of the Democratic party as adored by I tho State convention here provides I for the general, endorsement of the I natifiuaL Democratic, administration I a*id .^specific.: endorsement of President., Wilson's- Mexican?, policy. Gov. Ferguson also.was given lio.th general.Y.aiici ,spe<*i(ic .endorsement o < COiRTi SJUAtMUXS h'URl BELIEF. (Complaint Served.) Court .ofc Common Plena* I SmTELOF SOUTH.CAROLINA, I County, of Horry.. I B;.jak!of Tabor, a Corppmtiim* Plain- 1 aff. 1 vsv. 1 Z.7JVI. Buffkin, J. !>.: Johnson, Solo- I mon Schorr, Taoor Supply Co., a .1 Corpora doi>; an?i\ C.. E7 Williamson and I). Ou Nance, Go-partners as 1 Williamson & Nance, Defendants. I i?< TH0T DEEJSNDANT^; ABOVE 1 - NAMEE>: ] A YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED J }md required to answer the complaint J ; Lri this aation, ot-7 which a. uop>jr is here I j?vrith seeved .uponiyou, ami t? serve a I iieepy ofiyour answer, to* the- said com I plaint (to the subscriber.-at his ofhce a* jat Conway, S. C,,. within twenty days I nafter tiie service heroof; exclusive of fl the diyjr- of, su-jh> service;; and if you fail to answer the cumpbuiint within I the tieae aforesaid, the p/aintiff in this action will" apply to> the Court for -.he relief ' cWrmwntbdl un the CQm-? plaiitL Dated July tfth; A. D\ 1916. H. HI WOODWARD; Pkniiti fTs Attorney. I , Tpf?Tabor-"jQtpply b),. and Williamson J ? Nanertj-?Ahs?nt Defendant*: I Take noKbe that the comprint in E trie foreRtpifvgr stated! action .*nd the ^ nwiiimuiis.oi wnuti the foregoung is tnopy we filed! ih the office of the I Clerk of the Chart of Com m m Pleas, 9 Conway? S. Gl, on the 19th clay of? J July A D),.19$>fc 9 FT. H WOODWARD. 9 Plaintiff's Attorney, 9 W. L. BRYANTS L. S.) C. X. C.* Pr? I o I A HtVCKTNO COUCH WEAKENS? TOE SYSTEM! ? Don't goffer with a hacking coagh? that, ha? weakened your- system?getH a brrttlb of Dr. King's Ntw DiscoveryjH in jse over 40 years, and benefittingH all who tcse it, the sootiking pim. bal-? sa/n with r.ar heal the irritated airB passages?soothes th?* raw spots,^B loosens the mucous aof? prevents rack-^B ing the body with eoughing. Di%H lying's New Discovery induces aatura^H sleep jitk! aids nature to curoyou.?? """ ? Live Stock Car Lots,? Cattle, 9 Hctgs, I Sheep and G*&rtS; 9 es, and Other Documen ts; S lardwicke I TTQN AND> COT-fl SEED 1 0 WRITE YOUR FIRE IWSUR-H COMPANIES, WliLt APPRECI-B R BUSINESS. It IT E K S. hand Typewtfters, tar sale: ' I $55.0(5 30.00H 35.00 J 35.00H / 10.0 OH 12.50H been thoroughly overhauled! st class working condition.! 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