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CAPTAIN 0. W.'BAUB AVA NTS MORE MEN Volunteers For Traynham Guards Want ed Now for Next Years Encampment The following order from Adjutant General Boyd will be of interest to the members of Company "D" and pros pective members: The attention of the National Guard of this State is called to the following extract from letter received from War Department, Division of Militin Affairs: It is profitless and an unnecessary expense to the State and to the United States to have men participate in coast defense exercises, or other field maneu vers or exercises, who have not re ceived previous instruction in the armo ries in the "School of the Soldier" and such other elementary instruction as re cruits should receive before partici pating in such military exercises. So important is this regarded that the De partment will not hereafter approve the muster and payment of enlisted men of the Organized Militia from United States funds who have not been bona fide members of the organizations for at least six months prior to the date of the commencement of the maneu vers or exercises, and who have not been reasonably well instructed in the "School of the Soldier, "Small-Arms Firing Regulations" and "Manual of Guard Duty," to include the following: Drill Regulations, United States Army, edition of 1904: Paragraphs 30 to 37, inclusive. Paragraphs 39 to 79, inclusive. Paragraphs 91 to 157, inclusive. Small-Arms Firing Regulations: Paragraphs 1 to 56, inclusive. Manual Guard Duty. Paragraphs 194 to 269, inclusive. Parographs 864 to 368, inclusive. Paragraphs 372 to 376, inclusive. It is hereby ordered that no regimen tal or company commander shall take to any coast defense exercises, or other field maneuver camp, any enlisted man who has not been a bona fide member of the National Guard of South Caro lina for at least six months prior to date of commencement of the exercises or maneuvers, and who has not received the prescribed preliminary instruction outlined by the War Department. By order of the Commander-in-Chicf. J. C. BOYD, Adjutant and Inspector General. Official: WILLIAM T. BROCK, Assistant Adjutant and Inspector General. Captain O. W. Babb is giving much time, thought and energy toward per fecting the membership of Traynham Guards. It is his desire to have the very best company in the State, com posed of the most reliable, best be haved, most intelligent young men ol the community. To this end he issues a call for at least a dozen men, whom he hopes to enroll by Christmas. This time limit is set because according to the above order those enrolled under six months before the time of encamp ments will not be permitted to partici pate. Traynham Guards is already one of the finest companies in South Carolina, but some more men are needed; sober, well-behaved, intelligent men. It is hoped that such as these will enlist as early as possible. Tickling or dry Coughs will quickly loosen when using Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. And it is so thoroughly harm less that Dr. Shoop tells mothers to use nothing else, even for very young ba bies. The wholesome green ienves and tender stems of a lung healing moun tainous shrub give the curative proper ties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. It calms the cough and heals the sensitive bronchial membranes. No opium, no chloroform, nothing harsh used to in jure or suppress. Demand Dr. Shoop's. Accept no other. Sold by Palmetto Drug C<>. Teacher's Examinations. The next regular examination for teacher's certificates will be held in the Court (louse, at Laurons, S. C, on Fri day. October ItUh, 1908. Sept. 12, 1908. R. W.NASM, 7-,-,t Co. Supt. of Education. SOUTHEASTERN COMPANY PAYS DEATH CLAIM. The Southeastern Life Insurance Company today paid a claim of $2,000 to the beneficiaries of William H. Mc Caw, a prominent attorney of York ville, Who was insured in tho Spartan burg company. Mr. McCaW died last Sunday, September 20th, a-hd proof of his death was received this morning, and by noon the claim Was approved and a Check for the sum. of $2,000 was mailed to the beneficiaries. The Southeastern /Life Insurance Company of S'partaiiburg was one among several companies in which Mr. McCaw carried life, insurance. When tho company reee/ved proof of tho death of the insured prompt action was taken, for within three hours after the proof of death had been received at the office of the company a check was mailed to Mrs. McCaw. The Southeastern always makes it a point lo set He its losses promptly. During the three years the company hp.s been in business it has had seven losses and all were paid promptly.- Spartanburg Journal. BROADDUS BSTES, Agent, I,aureus, S. C. Millinery, Ores Ns, Etc. Latest Contributions from the Realms of Fashions will be Presented Thursday, OCT. 1st. What the World's cleverest designers have conceived and talented fingers have reali/.cd, what work rooms have produced and Factories wrought to grace the Autumn Maid and Matron will be presented to the friends and customers of this Store, Til ursday, ()ct. ist, IQ08. It is no light task to forecast the trend of the Styles?to summons from the ranks of bidders for Fashion's favor the New Things w'lich will be acclaimed, approved and adopted?to separate the good from the indifferent?the pure gold from the dross ? yet on its ability to do this, rests the success of a store. How well we have worked to this end remains for you to say, we await your verdict with confidence, a confidence justified by the cue and pains, the study and effort which this whole organization has expended to lay at your feet the very best of the Newest productions of the leading makers of Fashions. The best of the Garments, Dress Goods, Silks, Millinery, Notions, Shoes, Men's and Boys'Clothing. Kvery Stock and every section of the store is swelled to over-flowing and in gay attire for our Fall Opening. We invite you to come and biing your friends. The Millinerj' Department Is resplendent with beautiful creations for the Opening. Our showing is a revelation of Season's most approved Styles. What's fashionable will be round here. The New Gage Hats, the New Pattern Hats, the New Street Hats. Your presence to the Greatest Millinery Opening of the year is cordially requested. We await your judgement. of mSSt^ jm /iir mm I x I ? ? ? ? v}Z The Fall Most Fashionable Dress Goods Diversity is the feature of our Dress Goods and Silk Kxhibits. Kvery New Fabric idea, every New Weave effect, every Fashionable color scheme is represented in our Showing. A more Stylish or complete assortment cannot be found anywhere. Mere are? Panamas, Chevron Stripes, Chiffon Broadcloth. And all the Popular Cloths in all the leading Shades for Fall. A Word to Men of the New Fall Clothing! Our Clothing Stock is otic of the strong features of our store. We are showing the Newest Fabrics and Fashions in Men's and Boys1 Clothing, the biggest assortments, best grades, most pleasing styles and best values, that's the story in a nutshell. A WORD ABOUT Ol'B SHOES! Our .Shoe Department was never in such superb readiness to supply the wants of Men , Women and Children with Shoes for dress Up, street or ordinary wear. It is as complete as as any good Shoe Stoek can be. 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