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Please Return Them ICE CREAM PACKERS Those who have our Ice Cream pack ers are urgently requested to return them to us or phone us so that we can send for them. Unless we can get the packers back that we already have out we Will be forced to discontinue delive ' of ice cream. The pack s cost ore than the cream and m st b returned if we are not to lose m ey on them. PHONE TODAY RIGHT NOW DO NO WAIT P0 WE DR UG Col. PHONE 76 DESIRABLE FARM LANDS FOR SALE.,m Lot No. 1, desirab Farm, containing 515 Acres, known as the Nelson pce siuati about one and ab mi: s from Motill1. Place rents fr eighLt housand pou or 16 bales of cotton. Lot No. 3, 300 Aeres, nown as the A. R. Ful ler, p loented b l req iles from Mount vilie, S. C., about tihree mi frm Cold Point and also WaI eroo. The pl-le rients for about six thousand pounds of4 cto. F. F. STOKES, Administrator Mo'untville, S. C. adfolumbhia Records *What ouh t a for a~Gafna? Ther isonl on wa todecde isey. omein n ug at Wh rc o ht toughpay.pa William Solomon Reliable Jeweler SLarenns. S. C. (o e Winning His Way By CECILLE LANGDON (Copyright. 1918, Western Newspaper Union.) "Yes, Nir. BIurton, Saturday Is iy first pay day, so you Cnt count on tweni ty dolhars, two weeks' salary, anu nontietd Arcijo Raind, Ills bright, grtteful face told how glll and wilin he was to show his reCOgnlitlln of' the goodle.ss of the 111n who h:all fouri hima ill, -nigged, homle less and hlf1 Starved onl tihe public strveets. lie iaid taken him to Ills roou, slhared it with lilim and had. liteed, proven a little brother of the poor. Btutoi hall rnde Archle take at good rest. Wvhen riehtbilitated In health, it hiad secireil him ia plite as mes songer lin the blanik where ie himself worked onl the books. "You niedn't strt ii paying, Archie," said 1.url ol. "uintil you get oin your foot. You will feel bettIr to have a little aneelty Inl your pocket. Let it go over until the first of the month." "Not wilie you need-" began Arch It', mid Iused0 abuiptly. "Not wihile I need what?" questioued llurt-on. "Well, I'll out irith It, and I hope you won'I t h),, fe. I. lowd. I verlhan er youIll talking t aI I It frienmlfl, %Ir. \V'aIe, and pil lai 5 d thatl y u (c 41n4111t go 111 at party ho4)l f' y4 lul bolheen in1viled to, be 'nuose you wasn't 1 igld up right. And you ellt 1prt1ty hadl. I sa1w that, for ther. was a youilng lady you liked to 1n 1--don't21 .It 224nd41 at 2mle nol\w." '112 1' 1, Archlie," 5[Mke I 1 Bi1l e , t sli--ht fluslh u214 his face. "on tihek ceo'ntrary2 I 2 r4ia 3e your kitldly I htouight l1 ss." "11t 1n 1ake4' tile twenfty 111 got It nlk,\w' Sui." br4olo inl Archi. imllpleltuously. "Ni ti2 ti -," d4i 4,s114 1 11 rn41. 110 <!bi ii2t 1Il .\-1 4rhi thallt hev w.as ill 'hl1 . I u.A h a ar a:i '' s ho reiliil'i wild ret clin4 1n a eben entegry. 1or, ~ ~ ~ ~ s s 1. n i-ri r d , ticking ou Of .1 ;9, ll": Ill)Sr\1n b er e l w he b tt 41 ''' \ h.i 1 . . 222~'2 12'141 "\ h: . .'.:- hie'" 1 ill b nu~u~s le " Iid .\rile, nial -illu . hil Y41 :m mi wprkl. Th t' th - .'. ; : r - 't i an'oth r 1 ii ,h I i 14 22 v liev. chain- I \\ithllut puli1mi lo g withl It. hu! II ."til '24 i 4, ' llim il 22)2 lIt if 2.0; - I! I- In I i e'sh eIll \ ut \ \ b h't lit. I it' tine . o 1f th Ink h i bem it I ' 2- I11 , Ievol4 ver, onlly thinki:.24 '''II4br 21t2li te money.4 W hy, I y sI , l.'y t 12e1 i a 1 e r11 II :i i ty , I 1the .4 42 t" . 11: o i I l ak11 :1l r 11 (:4 T i:2. the ban l1 1 1 1 2'li v i 1. ' e 22' hi1n t . cu.r4-11wy v.111l. Ho lockved " 11ir the4 1'tal Na4inal. ' I)nQ on." T h,2 1.y . I I . - I s IIiI I t '. ' uall: 1 4 iln 1i!:I t I ' 11i 12h4 y w a I llweol tI2 II. the In trI-:, I fw I una 2 11nly 41iv . '4r celi t:: 1 . 4ust a l wy r1wel l li- 'tr 2t n:wevr. T11- n: 1m4' h -: 241ut itil the 1w2gen ta tra:22 lft't41l 44I2I :lill -iler 44422n, sta4rt II.r'2: w y c'mpity. "W1U4-rl 1ire yo'u2 14441124 teor, Ila:skell' " '14.1' ir 2d T ii. Il4:.4 "AllI right, dropei us" at1 the' C'entral." lin2'-4l i n 422 he2 d er'42's sen:t, '1112 1h1 e 11 .2-24 1rent w ire scr )'.4I'tl door1 '2o. tc.1: )> .Tilt' wo211 4'i sltI'll. T w2i 1 2''a, unTobsae'rved' bcy Tim,42 folloed~'4 ini i12 with r4'li, an lin .sk el to a'4l~'2 441r thle wagon1lc4 hal11tel. There24 was~ 21 4cry "'NowV th124n, 51pee41llcher upj for all1 youel'r2' e eorth," 54ollt214h''I 2 grtliff, 12211fa. frai2l vi44244, 241441 2i-ing 1'' his fee4t 24nd4 l)r'stral'e1 la4y Ilbiskelll. ,1l2s1 lirisilig fr 124th groill224e w.V442 Tliin, A new'4. har1k ste w'4a.ls aI Mt ranlger. "They4~'ve 'o us' 12 Is ti4e,"' Inuilttered4 <{1222'I2'er If a InItle, tl~rl 2 n 114 to a hij141 court,2' halt1'. ma124 Arc i heard. 441 'l lhe 44 441 'l'-n . '.Tw rullinnlyl figur2e's sh-2:24 (bwedl the'211 apertre It was to4 (Ilnw back~c2 2 dismayei f, fac15I i t hornlli re-?' "''n1 ott 11 fr'om2 here', handsqI tip, or l'l 4' l41 ' 41per yo ."' deeln2412ed1 Ar~2chile. Then, as5 thel men2 rel rolnted, Crest fatllen, Archlie fired in thel airi onc~e, i Ice, thbri ce. Th'Ie 12102 'an2i shed. "Anid thle prets(ient of the baunk gnve m2e4 a fiv.e hunda~red dlollar bIll,"' nar raltedl ArcII to 111arton, laiter, "an2d youI take It and4 Paty yourseltCf the0 hundred I owr, you,2 fand snly, Mr. Ilurton, get that dress stilt and go to the patrty, wont't you21?" latter sai~t to Arche 0one (day: ccI'ml go) ig to stalrt hous5ek(eep ig soon2, Arch'1le, and I wan2ted1 to knlowt n we 121 shal arrantge to hiave' a r'oomI for youI." "Wee," sho(t out Archie, and( 111 the in' olhrewd4 lIttle feliow.. niodded and grIn. ned'4 apTpr."elat) igly. "Oh, I See" 1he tadd-l ed, wIth an exparisive smile, "there'. goning to 1)4 n wdblngae" * esge e e e .. * *9g * * HiO131E IDEMONSTRATION * * IlTYPA1''3lENT. * (ily .iMiSS .lsaisy linrris. * * C Now, that help has become so scarce vonservation of time and energy is ob vloutsly one of th problems of the housekeeper. Time an( stirength may be saved in two ways-first by taking thoutght as to the way one uses their strength, and second, by making use of labor saving equipment. Farmers' Bulletin No. 927 describes several household conveniences which can bo made at a moderate cost by anybody who has a few simple tools and the ability to use them. 'Tho Fireless Cooker. Of these the fireless cooker Is one of the most useful. The fireless cook er offers several advantages. The iist is economy of t line, as the house keeper may leave the food cooking without worry about the results while she is engaged in other hottsehold du ties or visiting ler [iends. Some foods are improved by long cooking at a relatively low temperature. In some sections of the coiitry economy of fuel must he an important consid oration. The food for the cooker may he stZarted on tlI wood stlove when tle inorning moal is being prepared. In hot weahther the 11' or a fi relessS cook Cr 11an1s not only economy of fuel I but also comfort. li ll diIcet ions for omakin andI sin'iig t he Ireless cooker is given in thuis bulletin. leeless Riefrigerator. A very itsb'fuIil (olveiienc.e for the Ifan iilne, where ice is not obtaina hie. is 1:1 iceless refrigerator. It wilti ikp meats, triuits and 1etetables TIl(*'E PIOVi-N. It youi .sall b ail k I -(lib . .si e p iiied, l (b111 1day 1 ad ( ib me unay isodera.don'[ e.xperi Ill. N't~ul 0 hi.- tw i(-1-;ol st. b. '. 'ue tb -. .I\ ji -Arel, %0h ndwn MaN .\ ] I, 1: "I a d o In tiy hiack withi Uinc irubh nd ! h rt s o o h .: I -b 1l ' I v (31 10) Iih 1a . l b: b I. .: . I i i-b I I '4 ' ulto , : bl il b 1: ,b d I . <111 habsN g onll l \ i I , , Iii - r ill l f :u i an' t i \ hi i- .' (In .\J r4 v .s A . M e '"'id : "I ain -.!:Ili o!, ;"(1th( oppor ca ,ont all. : ine I i i : 1 . si t tin T nand hah e lgs \u.t ancdived beautif. car a( . y rie c lias . 4 a ' ki ne I 'i( 1h 16 11 ame(d , tha M . S ea had. I -'o'lr-.\lilb r (lt:-t 'o.. ELCAR The largest, sturdiest and most THE ECONOMY CAR LOOKS And the Picture Doe It is graceful in d( every detail. Nothing durance. Drive all dh economy this car is al lon of gasoline is the r ,casiest; the control the loaded; remarkable in fine driving qualities a Reliable quality i put in quality years ag $3.000. It is a qualit: to fullfill any motor re DON'T THINK OF C Fou r-cylinder moode'ls, :37 1.-3 hor er' at 2,100 r. p. mo. Two tinit ekt es. Full floating rear axle wit spirinig stuenision. Roomiy and dIralI Pipe'" uphol0stecr1ing. 1E11 'ip Manufactured by ELKH SEE' ELCAR FOURS; $ Distr Se G. M< CARS NC cool, and will extend the period for keeping milk and butter. The tem peraturC of tle refrigerator has been known to be reduced to 50 degrees FaItrenhoela. The construction and op eration of the refrigerator are simpil. 'The lowering of the temperature of the inside of the refrigerator depends up oil the evaporation of waier. To change watter from liquid to a vapor req(uires heat. As evaporation takes ilave heat is taken from the' inside of the refrigerator, thereby lowering the otuperature of the Inside and the con tents. Directions for making kitchen cabi net, folding ironing board, dish dran or, serving tray, fly trap, cook sto% drier and other conveniences are - en in this bulletin which may be ob talined from the Department of Agri culture. I have made a fireless cook er and an iceless refrigerator ivhich I will be glad to show to anyone de siring to see them. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take LAXATIVIt BROMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. Druggists refund money If it falls to cure. It. . GROVES signuature b each box. 30c, This glorious count y of ours as a country of slaves ---slaves to selfish, d minatin foreign rule, until it de clared its independen e. You are not indep nden as long as you fiddle away your money and do t s ve some of it. Begin today and d c re your independence by start ing to save. Put sol money in our bank and Lsnow you have started a bank account. You can and should do it. Start a Bank Account NOW. We add 4 per cent. interest. Come to Our Bank. The Enterprise National Bank N. B. DIAL, President C. H. ROPER, Cashier 40" GOOD, DOESN'T IT? sn't Begin to Do It Justice---But Most of All, ECONO AL ign and be< tirul in finish-smart and stylish in cking for eauty, comfort, performance or en y ndl yo won't be cramped or tired. In fuel tro t wit out an equal-- 8 to 22 miles to the gal uile -at r than the exception. The steering is the sim st. Easy riding whether fully or partially this respect. Abundant power for hard pulls all speedls---and all the speed you want. a certainty in the Elcar. Its builders learned to o when building cars selling up to and above i car at at a popular price, good and large enough quirement. H-OOSING UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE ELCAR 3rief Mention of Elcar Points sepower at 2,100 r. p. mn. Six cylinder' models, Conltientat, .t0 hiorsepow Ctrical systemi. rl4ong wheel base, It16 inctes; road (carance I10 1-2 inch Ei spiral bevel drivtng gears. A w onderful ('asy ridting somil-ellipt ic comfortablIe bo0dies of beautiful design an11di urabte finish; new "Cathe nent comnplete, ev.en to mnotometer. ART CARRIAGE & MOTOR CAR CO., Elkhart, Ind. THIS THE 1918 ELCAR 1095; ELCAR SIXES, $1295; F. 0. B. FA CTORY buted Exclusively in This Territory by DANIEL & COMPANY iW ON HAND READY FOR DEIlVERY.