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' t * ' ii ,| ,11,1,1 mi-OK THE 9H009 SOW * p.- 'il [!FR | FTPi>' eU >. u*' t k iJm i k La 1 k t ?? k w < i Exercise is necessary Says UadLg .'.Ye on Subject ; ' juc; Published , I I I i: r VALUE GF PASTURE < IS FULLY DISCUSSED ! \ Seme Grain Should be Fed on * i < the Richest of the Pas- : i ^ tures. ! ' The brood . w su< Mi y, be ' I'tiep should 1" well fed in ord< i to give i I maximum milk flows Gains in [ liv w? igl t muclc by the pig ' at this I time are usually th?ft cheapest on< o I ? ' ;; U-.-'ii* ?< ilVi i r factor which will increase the f:twb ! i l k * ' '<' !<! ( !,( ; > tiu ''est '?I h'U , feol during the.1'.* ". eel's will inciea < i a:. ! cheap' n 1.: ; s inane by S: 1 i I suil^lin v I i * * cm*. l A-rte1' the vow ban fufrowed ii is | best for her lx) b< in the open air, B ? ay iuli.sU; in th? United SlateDepartment of Agriculture. 0 ' course, if the pigs arc fan owed during the winder months, care wi'l be i.? eded, and it may he necessary let. the piy^ reach the age oi 2 wed;.-. 1 ' terrin'r them < i;t, They u;/. ' \ . I licu'i vc, v<' considerable exorcise < ) I ti < pi, aery <>r in the let v'lh t.v. s- \v. :n .1 ihere i,\ often a lot auS'-i: 1 ir t' ham I1 it. is . i!i:;r, and -s? . Il t- ( d fr:.. oo'd winds, v v. the L >*( v and pigs may be turned for f \ ' V i e . C:ii" should nt till,C'I>, llOWi e . r. pr.f t . ; !! w 111e very yuun;r 1 1 :'s to run out during a cohl lain, i Gn t11* other hand, if l hi-y <i(, n.?. exercise they will get .fat -and lazy, and Ue n.-u.! !' u:t ir the "thuMps. ' I ' ' ? ''tlv'.1 dews i >1 have pentv I of exorcise she is apt t?i tociocpno co I s'.piio tod i : pir,.c<jCM4r,cc 1:11 off | i" h- r \ < '?! '?<" im'Ia. / Whenever available., y,rr\on forage ' ] i? v 'ha ,y of rervaf meats of L brood sew an;! her litbtfr. It can led at ai.y time dirr,^:, V11?k grc.wing i n in some frni.::>, liom early I spring pasture, such ns fall-sown y< <1 wheat, to !S31c J:'.ri or winter pastare composed of '('.reals .vivn a b nvi'Vii m A 1 grazing. A i ;i :un I giv<s the S"V ample oppo: tu..;. > ' (:<orci e i'i f'r.e op *yi siii: It aire ! u 1 ni.l.cs an abundance of saccule.. (Cxi, which is 101 elective to a pm.', state of health <uvd con r. queid!;. ?. ' large ir. i'k I low. 11 for m> et'iei res .' ( !: than these, it would he a't economical practice to supply green foj < ; p. to the sow at this, lime, hv.t 1 tin 1 a' 'i an a l ie,' advantage in i thai i' savc< grain ami consequently ^ -m-luces tin- eest of finding. V Si nv p;:ain six-u VI aiways he fed e\en on the richest 0! pastures. As a rule tt.b pounds of grain for each huodi?d pounds the sow weighs will be sufficient when tta-ro is an ahun- ! 1 da/.w cf pasture; without pasture frevm 2 to 4 pounds of grain per hun- ^ df co pounds live v. eight will he re-1 quired. Of course, if the sow loses' t ( ( much weight in either case her fcv<i|/ should Voe increased, on if she shows > fcl a tendency to put on fat decreased. |8 No set formula can be given, for \ sows vary to a great extent in their milk:ng tendencies, hut the aim should he to keep her at a constant , weight and in health. From six to;, eight sows and their litters can he j carried on an acre of pasture for b ) weeks and vibe saving in igrniii is a ( vej?\m ate rial one, ranging from $20 j to $2,0 per acre at the precent prices! for feed. f Pasture Crops:-. 1 ? | The soil and the sea.sow have a f verv tr/eat inflw.nce on the inwth ' - ? ? }i r of the pastures, but there is such a r large margin of profit in favor of j their use that even under very poor,v conditions it pays to have them. Forjt the spring pigs, wheat or rye, fall u sown, and grazed when about 8 inch- c cs high, furnishes the earliest y?as- .. ture. Oats combined with rape or / Car.fi/han field peas, spring sown, u will be available during the latte r s pail of May in the latitude of Wash-1 p !> irg.ton, and will carry a few mov! ( how per acre than the crops pre- c < mAn4i/inA/l ? I A i."I If 1<1IIClit pUjS" y lures, such as bluegrnss or alfalfa, mzy be used, but care must be cxer- 1 v What is LAX-FOS LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic j arid Liver Tonic. Contains Cascar a Bark, s1 1 Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black i ,t Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves and Repair. Combines strength with pala- ! Cj table aromatic taste. Does not gripe. 50c . '1 COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. ?. C'a.iVpM.'nC Met Seivcd) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C wnty ol II r: y. Court ol' Co mat on Picas, i <..} J. tloiliday, Piaintiif, Against vtie Martin, Fred D. Martin, and Tioy Martin, Defendants. IO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE ks A MED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONI ID required to answer the comL h.t in this action, which lias beer. T d in. the office of the Clerk of the uit of Common Pleas, for the said Jc.unty, and to serve a copy of your :i's cr to the said complaint on tinubse: iber at his office at Conway, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of th.c day M' such service; and if you fail to .\ns\ver the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the plaintiff in this i .ii n will apply to the Court for the o iof demanded in the complaint, i) ted June I9lh, A. I). 11)17. I!. 11. WOOD\VA PL), Plaintiff's Attorney. V Fred D. Martin and Katie .Marin, absent defendants: Tula notice that the Complaint in !!n I'oree-omg slated a.asm n.ul i .. ;'i a mom < ? wnicl, the foro{;',inj; is a .v.ay w field in tl?-> ( f-'ice of the "'eh c ' the Ceuit ol Common Plea." i. tile 20th day of June A. P.. !'.F7. h. n. whodvva*:!), I '.'aintiu's Alloj iiev. W. C. PP.VAN, (1.. S.) C. C. C. P. 'COPY SCM.MONS FOP P FLUFF. <C>mplaint Not Sorted.) st ATM OF SOOTH CAROLINA, ('< unty of 1 lorry. Caar- of Conumm Picas. r . l, i l: i.: . /' . ... / . _ k vj ;\\ i uiiii joi'.jj" V en par.iJ II V. Ol'poi ation, Plaint i ff. Against Kb'fh A. Piflman, ;u.?l i. .1. Pittman, ! W 'ondants. TO 'i" {D]>FKI\DA"N~TS AiiOVK N A.M IT): voc a;:k n;:iiio:v summonkt ai.d required to answer 'he 1 i;ipi;.i.* In this action, which has been filed i tl < e.'Tioc of the (Jep; of tin Court o I'D.iiiiVm Pleas, for tLhe ; aid Count? ;o ?i to servo a copy of y.ur answer t the said c-ornplaint *jt the subscriber at liis office at CVsnway, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, ( s' hjsive of the dat of such service; and if you fall fc:; answer the conip'aut within the time aforesaid, the p aintiff in this action will apply to the Cixurt for VSnre '.relief demanded lb;, cv'j'jplaint. J'a.V.tv Jane JA. 1). 1917. J?. U. WOODYVA KI), Pia i a t i 1 f''s Attoincy. lhlith A. lJ itiman and J. .1. Pit' yv.st::, Anni'ni Defendant.:: TAKIt 7C?.TJ iCK That the Con. [ilrLnt T, ll.w for'p;oin;': stated rxV>o i ad the S"'V:?ru.ions of which the forec.riy is a copy were filed in the of. fee of tin 'Clerk of the Court tl Common Piars in and for Horry Coun ly, at Conway, S. C., on the 14th day r?f June A_ D. 1917. W. U DRY A.N, (L. S.) . C. C. lb Tl Tl WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. o Wonder -v'imt 'has become of Uhe Dan<lit Villa? o IVheoever Yon Weed a General Tonic Take Grove's i ii<e vjici t)tiuna?ni Cirove's Tasteless 'hill Tonic is equally valuable as a 'ietteral Tonic "because it contains th" veil known tonac properties of QUINJNIC ir.d IKON. It acts 011 the Diver, Drives nil Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Inilds up the Wlacie System. 50 cents. ircd to prevent too close grazing iarly in the season. When supplenentavy pasture crops are uned, hoy may he pastured to the ground, /lit such a practice would seriously j Inmate permanent pastures so early the year. The problem of pastures for flu all pigs is easier, for there is a an.ro variety of crops available at his time, such as clover, alfalfa, blu" riass, rape, soy beans, oowpoas, and nany more, depending upon the local ly or very late pasture, after score frosts have killed most vegetation, it is necessary to depend ipon those crops which were used nrly in the spring, namely, wheat nd rye. They may ho seeded in lugust and furnish abundant forage ntil freezing weather and af the ows are removed as soon as the rowth has been checked, the spring vowth will be as vigorous as if the rop had not been pastured the prcious fall. Hence, to give the little pigs the cry best and cheapest start in life,, un the old sow on pasture; the pigs -ill gain as well as or better than if he were fed an exclusive grain raion, all of them will be in the best tate of health, and the saving in rain will be very noticeable, espelally with corn and mill feeds at "Cir present prices. THIi HCKRY KERAL] NOTICE OF SALE, i Under and by virtue of the decree! and judgment of the court made by! his Honor, S. \V. CI. Shipp, Presiding Judge, in the case of S. I). LJryant, D K. McGougan, and Lh W. Hard wick : Executors of the East Will and Testament of J. C. I'.ryant, Deceased, I Plaintiffs vs. 1>. K. Wilson, J. P. Derham and D. F. McGougan, Co-1 j partners, as J. P. Deri-.am *!C: Co., and I j M. G. Cook and O. M. Powell, Copart ners as Cook & Powell, G. 11. Jenkins, i and A. W. Jenkins, Copartners as ! Jenkins Pros., et ah, Defendants, and | dated the JiOth day of May A. D. 1917, j 1, the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at public auction to tl-e highest bidder beI for the Court House door at Conway, J in Horry County, and State of South I Carolina, during legal hours of sale j on salesday in July next, it being the 2nd dav of said month, all and singu i . ' , lar those certain lands situate in Hoi ry County, and described as follows, to wit: All and singular that certain niece, parcel or tract of land, lying, situate and being in Lloyds Township on the I side of Ion;;, branch swamp and con j taming fifty acres, more or less, and .bounded on the North by lands of ; f'lovd Wils-m, South by I. 1\ Strouds j land and West by estate lands of Lewis Jollie. it being the tract of land attained from Zona Wilson, and the piece of land Zona Wilson purchased from Daniel Tyler as other deed will mono fully show. TERMS ol' Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. Cenvuv, S. C., June 12th, 11M7. J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Homy County. 11. 11. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. NOTICE OF SALE. Under arid by virtue of the decree and judgment of the court made by his Honor, S. W. (J. Shipp, Presiding Judge, in the case of Panic of Loris, a Corporation, Plaintiffs vs. J. J. \ e re< n, W. J. Jordan, Surviving Cop-art nei of the Firm of Parler cv Jordan an I successor to said Parker dor dan. R. L. Pel!, a: <1 J. L. Ik 11, J'arti < ;> under the name and stylo of Hell lln s? <f al.. De fendants, and dated tile 30th day of May A.. 1). 1917, L the undersigned, .}. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will .<<'11 at pubkm auction to the highest bidder before the Court House docxr at Conway, in Horry County, and State of J | South Carolina, during Jcgal hours of J ,! sale, on salesdav in .inly next, it be-1 ' ? * ? . ing the 2nd day of said month, all j and singular those certain lands situate in Horry Count;c, and <lescribed a.; follows, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or j tract of land in Horry County, S. C.,' containing Thirty (MO) acres, more or, less. It being in Little River Town- j ship, and it being the same piece <>< , tract of land deeded to me by my) Hrothcrs and Sisters Namely: ?J. W. Vereen, W. 11. Vereen, E. J Vereen, Ellen Vereen, 1\ P Vereen, i Katie Evans, Victoria Vereen. Ann 1 bound on the North by lands of J-i W. Vereen, on the East b\ lands of' % J. C. Crawford., on the South by la mis' of J. P. Vereen and J. W. Vcrccn, ami: on the West by lands o! J. V. Verm n. This being more fully described by a| I survey and plat \vhi< h was made th? | 2f?th day of May A I)., 19)1, by C. \ C. Suggs, Surveyor. Aiul recorded in J Hook "NNN** .at page 5M, May 29th, 1 1911. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser1 to pay for papers. Conway, S. C., June 12th, 1917. J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Horry County. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff?* Atfovnnv o I NOTICE OF SALE. . .Under and bv virtue of the dcreci and judgment of tin1 court made by' his Honor S. VV. Ci. Shipp, Presiding Judge, in the ca&e of burroughs & | Collins Company, a Corporation, I Plaintiffs vs. J. Asbury Anderson, Arthur Small, otherwise known as William Henry Smalls, R. W. (Jove, Conway Live Stool* Co., a Corpoiat;on, and Pink Wai*J, Defendants, and dated the 30th day of May A. D.. 1*3 7, 1, the undersigned J. A. Lewis. Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at i | pulHic auction to the highest bidder') before the Court Hou?<? door at Con-i| way, in Horry County, and State ofij South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, on salesday in July next, it be-1 ing the 2nd day of said month, all I and vsingular those certain lands situate in Horry County, and described as follows, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or: tract of land, situate in Conway Town i ship in the County and State aforesaid, containing thirty (30) acres, more or less, lying on the North-east d| side of Shop Branch, and known as aj^ part of the estate lands of Charles J.i Core, adjoining lands of G. W. Ses-jj piers and I. G. Long, and bounded asij follows: beginning at the corner of! J G. W. Sessions' land rear the road 11 t 3, CONWAY, S. C. !<ad.!ng to Cedar Bay Church, ami t * W un.ring tr.cnee N. 2 degrees E. 15 i chains to a stake; thince N. 59 degrees E. 10.50 chains to a pine Slump: thence N. 32 de,r:ecj VV. 4.90 chains to Shop Rrunch; thcncc with said Shop llranch to the 1. G. Lour l'ne; thence S. 89 degrees K. 15.40 p chains to a stake; thence a straight t! line to the beginning corner; as will v. more fully appear, reference being IV had unto a plat thereof made by W. t /. A. Moore for N. J. Todd on the l('?th j t! day of March 1903." Ig TERMS of Sale Cash Purchase^ tl to pay for papers. Conway, S. C., June 12th, 1917. j S J. A. LEWIS, | n Sheriff of Ilorry County. tl H. II. WOODWARD, ! ti Plaintiff's Attorney. ; n - -. gn cm : WITHOUT ANY SUGAR: Y\ ' gtou. P. C.? Ihuit f( I' i!." ' ' in p: <t salads or as stowo i f-uii . an Lt }> '! ' 1 c*:i11in <1 wit haul < lire at all. according to ' ^ the can . g ;a ?lists ( I' the 1) pa 4 1 nen\. '1 y . ' fore, a i ?\ e t... who, becau: i." high p. vo <? ' .-a: gar, have 1 < < a . '..king <n i'ciiu. in the amount of fr a .h y j ... i p. < : a a much a I hi vir r\ >'.r.e a? y sibie l?y the u e ? . : :'ny ; when sugar sirup is ..! h >h * means. Any fruit, they . :. ey , 1 in the pack by simply nth! ng hailing 1 water instead of the hot nirup. ih? , r c .... | u o o[ sugar, ol coivsc, is ?u in the canning of all Li.ah; of j rui'. ;> | and makes a better and vca.dy-s \ t . t ^ t i tled product. Moreover, mo>.t the fruits when canned in wate ' alone do net retain their naturai fi t vol", texture and color as well as frui j ^ put up in sirup. Fruit t anned with ' ( out sugar t<> be used for sauce. ' tb . seats must be sweetened. i 1 1 >irecl ions for Canning FnJ's V*'hh out Sirup. Can the product ih.; same tiny it i picked. Cull, stem, er seed, an I t h .1 the fruit bv placing it ia a slruiv -. j and pouring water over i. until it is j? clean. Pack the p.odu.i ihorou; n!> ; in glass jars or tin cans until t!i." ] are full; use the handle of a. table spoon, wooden ladle, or table knife \ for packing purposes, Pour over 11. fruit boiling water from a kettle, fj place rubbers and caps in pc.-silion partially seal if using ghu-s jar- ; seal completely if using tin van:.'] Place the containers in a uteri 1 ir.ing > vat such as a wash boiler with false r bottom, or other receptacAo improvis < e<i for the purpose. If using a 1kk|? water bath ouftit, process for 30 ^ minutes; count time after tin vato: . * has reached the boilrjrg point; th i> water must cove) the highest ja L in container. Alter stcriliv.ing rc-j move pucks, sea 1 gvass jars, w :?.p ie . paper to prevent bleaching ami ,storv|. is a dry, cool placer. If you art cunning i i t'n cans i' ' ni!l improve the product to prang '| tko cans vjuickiy into cold wate i.e.-! n < diateh :i ."tor sterilization. Vliou!j using .a steam pr< ssure tanner in- ' sttrad the hot water bath, storiiii.ej '< ' minutes with five, pounds ol'j st.a.n Never aJlow ti. P'- sstero to go over 10 pounds. the entire tobacco business. C ?-o NOTICE. <] There will be a Picnic an I ('nil-1, ilnn'-s Itay at Valley Konl School i House on -Saturday before the third j Sunday in, July. All persons are in -1 viled to come with well filled has- ^ kets and let's enjoy the day. ' GONSTANTINE MAY RULE AFTER WAR; London.?The correspondent at Athens of the Kxchange To'ejyraph j says he understands that Senator rj Jcniinrt, the Jintente hijdi commit sionei* informed Premier Zaimis t.hatj when the war was over and order. 0j which the Allies would exact had been reestablished Constantino wou.d (jj be permitted to resume his throne if such was the will of the Creel; peo- o, ;tii ? 8 Used 40 Yaars S ? ? "w Sth * w up CARDUI1 S The Woman's Tonic P ? we j| Sold Evorywhore P PIPMHMIMi na VOULD HEAD QFF Fill E8LL WORM Wa hirjvtc n. ?An cr c . n v ap ep. intern of ?."00 000 to p.event o inti vniucfoii of the pad; la': J orm into Vhe rnlteu States from | I. xieo by creating" a cotton fro?! ( .k' ."?(,) to 100 mile. w idc in Tcv.as t ; X' Kio Grande was asked c f c" n- 1 rcss toda> l y Scerctaij Hcu I.e., ot he agriculture du part:.tent. In letters to the chairman of the cnate and Hrore agriculture com- 1 littocs Secretary Houston ale that, io pink boll worm, tlx most ch.trrc-' ivc ol" ..11 cotton pests, i.- in Mc <icc ; car the Texas bo.dor, and that tie am a lad i> necessary if the ccunry's v.a-t eoUon g'ow i'tur imlu^trv i.-> i > be nvotrcted. Ill } > v < i: 11 ( v i v U'v .lull his worm ha - reduced the lu yp'.i; r, rop about 011c-halt in lato years. In L.::-v Area . The iu.-ii-i, the ;cu'l;.:y write, 1 1 ts.r.uul il lr. Mexico muck ;.a v a runv than \.a- at 1 ..typos .:. I \.i mis thi.. .j1 \ i'. e. tu ! < gu. a i Iric a, an a a >! or. 2,000 square mile S 6(1 foj1 jiluiit41 n ' i:; - k. . : at from t il >1 \i o Other [ ii.,i. ir .Mi i.e. r tin" ? o.;. t . l? <!?. I i d i M t. f c si a. J m. 11 I1.v :' lu.fj . , . i lander to 0 ' vtrury i . > 1 ieig htont'd ! ( cell i; to, tli( t l; 1 1: 1. o.ent ol a cot 1 one. ; t! i>,i r.ua at hi mas Negras, .11 too Mexican-Texas Kirder, to which large quant iti< s c ;eed infested by pink bool won are icing moved. Secietary 1 i01: ton informed the mnnmtee chairman that the estabishmcnt oi the cotter, free zone will ? done in oiojuval'' u will. in, Stat 1 To . v.h ie envoys h. M x! 1. Ic.or no ui..1 * fr.hiu .. 1 i>!* t . 1 xv.1 will he ...ad co< }a rat;\x iy wii, he M.xl.an itu'.ho .r, jsi'mmons r-.; uru;;i; (t'omi;!. 'at X- I Serv? d. t (dowii ot Cuair.t; n IMeas *TATi2 OX SOidTll O.vitOMXA, C 1.tii" ty eI.or ry, \1lm0tto tiivKiiy t\iin .au\. 1kair..if vs. )iihnry A alts ami Ibat V\ alts, ID* fetular.ts. P/U 'I'll !' IMAlM'.trs." I v ?iu\, 11 r.!' i.A I . v i JS Di'.liViV Watts and Ben Watts: YOU AKe hereby. summon. and required to uuswer the coin* daint in this anion which is filed in ho office of Vhc. Ciork of Court of Jommon Pleas 01 the .said County md to serve a copy of youv answer i the said complaint on the subscriber at his office in Marion, South i Carolina, within twenty days after'' he service hereof, exclusive of the1, lay of HMch service and if you fail to mswer the complaint within the ii'xte a fore aid, ;!.< plaintiff in t*.is iota>n \?. i ... >n. \ '.v ? c ? ?i t ? ei:ei demur.*n u 1. t!a cu.ip am;.. \v. e. sTAuhiifwus:; i'laiutii f's AI to i n y. >at.eo May J1 s,, i<. <. :<) the Absent Defendants, Dubury Watts and Iter; Watts: TAKE NOTICE That the corrdaint in the above stated action was iled in the office op the Clerk of 'ourl for Horry Comity on the 21st ay of May, 11)17, and that you are (quired to answer the same as set crth in the foregoing summons. W. E. STACKHOUSK, Plaintiff's Attorney. )ated this May 21st, 11)17. >KDHR FOR APPOINTMENT .OF OI AKIP tN Al) LITEM. Court of Common Pleas. lAib UF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry, al motto Grocery Company, Plaintiff vs. ubury Watts and Port Watts, Do* ' l fondants. On reading and filing the petiiton ? the plaintiff in the above stated ise for the appointment of a Guar- . an Ad Litem for the infant defend- l it Pert Watts, on motion of W. F. ;ackhouse, Attorney for the Plainff, it is ; j. ORDERED That A. E. Wait be,\, id he is hereby appointed Guardian ^ ti Litem of the infant defendant v ?rt for -j* ??.. viii; pin }IUM' 1)1 tlllS tion, unless within ten days after s e service of a copy of this order |j ton him, he, or some one in his be-1 'f shall procure to he appointed a h tardian Ad Litem foi the said innt defendant; that n copy of this ' rler shall be served upon the suidj rt Watts, infant defendant by the ^ blication thereof in the Horry Her- t< i; 1, a newspaper published in t'ejf1 !> unty and Sfato aforesaid, cr.cc a. a ek for six weeks. ^ W. L. BRYAN, j Clerk of Court, Horry County, j ted May 21st, 1917. THREE MACHINE GUN NOW OFFENSIVE WEAPON Elevated Co That The Ballets Fail in Trenches ct the Enemy RADICAL CHANGES IN OTHER WEAPONS, TOO Want U. S. Expeditionary Forces Trained in Sound of the Guns. U.-r e the \Ys o ;. .? > as a wrai f?>\ * ! e n-a.\ oju'i';* iO:is . ,M Ar v. . ;w : > eVvntimv the run. Fo i t. n' - v ii I aii into the in .vl tin < " ?'..y is one of the 1 > ? v i j ~? n.*< i ! n\ a. a r? w! a' ( .! > ? t..o Jt.ri'i-h army t". J \ < r /an < xpa :itionary t'iv . . i i via inn: vithin soma! v. 'ro go ; at the roAt. 'ill:? change - ;f.e k v v. lu-rng machine j.L.i laa ' > . : n b.wug a nboul within a year. \\ -sows. the )-* It^h offivr'.s. the . a|vd:ty v.:'. which methods ot fig tie", ar. doing altered and tla.t if" i: >:il?!o officers were to bo stilt to the 'Vein from America thv s\ -dents k'.k y ;t ; i.al might ho out of dale be fore t:u t wa p. ihe\ wore to U ..v i. a-, i. a d. i,i . . nee. Less than a y< ago, t. t in a i ; en w;.s 11?ik . .. : a v o*' u : v v v il.nt i . . v - in. v.??. do v. a : a . Y. < y. I \\l> t \ or. ?i '.h v.*. iv. ;a '. eodi ad .t ; u u-.Lk.. ' . iy. i' . : t v kf e eat.1 or l'je.t' r? ? > ' \\ha a ti (-i.e. y v.,*;a.ee:l\ attempt to a tinea Y: dies 1U a;i '? V-.., .1 * - *'C * "v l'?- ' v.;.:..' _ ' b^ta. \ a ' -r ^ ,v<-iwd< o ? .. :'i\ i". o ?>. 'rVyli an . ) . v p: v. . ..a 1 *?? ' ( ;>. it tJ. * - : I V t: US -d ti ( i;y . \ US a of -h; ( ?li ?n? in OIK h\g I'' U 'd t\W Oi s l-.H-.i inor. Oct ' i a i' sc. '"t i l'n 1 * unod by hay en a \ t i ?? s\<i or com m.uuicaliem \. I?i? . i th< to any i>sumg ai night lor bringing up sappln ? an<r rorafor. cr ?.s. \ bo gm# I 'j ij'j ! rnvfi, i?'V" b'i t b.nmi nd this ioiiv), and slaVm aie placet 1 > that i v bullet. can bo .pravcd o\oj the road. Then i t night, although the r -ah is Invisible the machine jl'U!; i turned on at intervals of perhap- an hour, sweeping the road clear o. au.\ canity supply col.... .u : ay i.e t.u re, and in cfe v i. > a '. 11. ; . 11 , : ? .m ... I i i...t..... < !: a . . * apr.e *. Is. Ai . . ti'.c .. o. ' .t mar hi o gun, e\ o.ut.or. o > . r. ta . .\ .a p ogress u\ t* v us-.- o< the rut. ia bombing in twn -iii'.g, is s .pping in eountcr-attaek. No wi.eie, say army officers, .:;i. t .e la. est dovt lop ucnts ot' each o! these specialists bo taught to well as in the training camps just behind the trenches where specialists direct from yesterdays's fighting- aie at hand to instruct the novice. Another valuable feature of the training camp at the front is that the soldier is there brought rapidly, almost unwittingly, into the atmosphere of modern warfare s0 that when he is finally drafted into 1>;- ia-" ? ? 1 11nt" uiiii ne niuis n< thinp particularly now or strange. tv? him. No matter how well the Kin. ii. ( . he t i;t ned in the ( .. "\1 St. 4?.they would t'ir.d Ilu melee . .r:i i avt'.r p yidndogy v ( , v tr/in ;. And war experts no onr.or laugh iu psychology. Tlie ;.i. ir.ing ol the mi.id for the sitrpris s and novelties ot' the battlefield is is important a- the physical side of raining, say the British authorities. o The formal opening of the State Ti.nmcr seliool for high school teach rs took place in the chapel of the Jniversity of South Carolina last .'cek. British and Canadian subjects reiding in South Carolina may be ensted for the British and Canadian lilitary forces at any of the recruit?g stations in the State. THE EVILS OF CONSTiPATinw ? I ? \/ Constipation is one of the main rea >ns why the average human life is tlow 40 years. Leaving waste ma. ?rial in the body, poisons the system nd blood and makes us 'iable to sick eadaches, biliousness, nervousness nd muddy skin. When you note lese symptoms, try Dr. King's New ife Pills. They give prompt relief, re mild, non-griping in action, add me to your system and clear the >:r p)o\\< n. At your druggists, 2i>c. -a<,v.