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Catarrh of Stomach gg% Did Not K ow It r Mrs. Selena Tanner, Athq s, Ohio, writes: "I cannot find woi s to ex press my thanks for your kind ad .ice. I never once thought I had e, tarrh of the stomach. r co lime 'aking Peruna, as you diree Nf. My Es stoiach continued to hurt ie for about two weeks after I began tho 'nedicine, and then it stopped. I now dave a good aplptite. while beforo i was nearly staraed." Those who object .o liquid medi- d M cines can procure Peruna Tablets. M d e W l I am Sincere! Stop Calomel! I Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone Listeii to me*! Caloiel siekens and you may lose a day' work. If bilious, constipated or headachv read mv guarantee. Every ( drnia.1ist' in tiown--vour costs n ;a fow cont. a ad if i Nii ruggist and evervhody's druigg ist t -i vi' ( olio' in evC ('so or mas noticed a great fallin -oil in the r a nil conslipotioui Ale. of caloiel. 1e ll t~ lo the Il ily to ask tlolyou i iuionv 'ame reason. -Do< son's I V.1iV r Tpone(( lavk. !s taking' it's phie :n hi l is ivodeson's Liver one is To nelaai 'Calo "ie i0 i (IlVola l pol)]( p,.. l el - ei l '1 ronwd -11o1 it. whileo L a'ou~1iver 'PanelltIiil to 1)0thl childreni an1d aIdult. perfectIv S: I f :111i Uives liei fer re- Take a spoon iul at. Ili I a n ko 'ilts,'" sai :I illoiii('11 loral (lru11- u1 teeln tine 110 bilionisn ss, sick Lse 1) 'l i oln is por- llvild~i(hiQ acid stomach O1 (oIIt onahly guateIN iiiod hxv every dirui - Iaied bowels. It. doesn't; gripe all -ist whot sells it. A iarve bot tle i ve next day like Violent vcaloniel. LIVE*0l DiDFH1T ACT BGE'TIO WAS BAD Says 65 year Old 11[entucky Lady, Who Tells How She Was Relieved Aier a Few Doshsa of Black-Dcoaniio ?teadorezville. 13.-Mvs. Cynthia doses of tac sf orraught o n Higginbotharn, of tL~s town, ays: "At Sevecnty yr.:-s cf suiccessful use has my age, which Is G5, the liver doe, 0Do Thetivford's T slack-Draught. a ortandss tobchold renmedy. Evely uAepnlr, of every fan ly, at times, heearihs agio, stoay ors consti..o A1h a all D * ofd th hel) that B lack-Draught ca Meairx.le 4y."1s ...h fix. I ws c::'.iated! the syte and re didn't act. '!y i::o cwa:; :adoo from it took so i'!!a to 1::;vt tile. M4y n- liver, petite va ;-:. I v': very wecour Dr1 ht - . Ever bov iC.s are !I gcod wa 12 r ,:.l~O n at I r . I n t Irt:;.;:t y was hd!-r:t . : - dd for fli;It t trol:l!k. I i. -:- :V: ii. I ', ' :'r l vsy. ! o better anftcr a fe'w dn...'. , I apIt a t mproved ::: ! I :n re-. -tomorrow. i vowels aa :::ata:2y a:I the : .--ne t a Wstnda'!, householdemedry J. E) W HNmou r, yor every famnly,atims ? ,,c u needIl'if the helpd thteakDruh a r~cmn nt e in la.n h yte n e ft's th .of them irot'~as rhaemero PouYr ars, 1 I: wllunes yu Reign" Luzanne offe ( eu .rc hasp ithoemh:twy get your. Ionety back.y brcika~s. f i in't yo cx::'t u can.Iyo Luzinnefurarorr~,frarane an dsen i. 0 WE BOh oMRBwLPiE Luzianoan CrN COn brni'intfeaend t:yhe pone, oe "Whe ItIt'sthecofe-Lui nll neo aremember Pours, i-t- - N C I)ISTIlICT A'Tl'ORNEY C. A. MAYS 1tESIGNS Will Enter Allitary Service About ,1cty the First. Now .Closing up nsliess. Greenwood, June 21.-Mr. Calhoun A. Mays, assistant United States DI trict Attorney, has tendered hils res ignit ion of that office and will en ter .tihe military service. Mr. Alays Is now engaged in winding up his bul ness afinirs and hopes to be ready to enter serv!ce by July the first.. Ile has made application to enter tie lield Artillery but (oes not know whet her he will be accepted in thin 1'rtnch of -the service or not. Mr. .lavs' decision mleants that for tie period of the war his law flrin will cease to exist. Capt. IHenry C. Tilnan, ienuior Imember of the firim, has het in service for over a yea' as ! ap tain in lie Coast Artillery. For -c' tinie .\r. .lavs has conduclted Ite bIness I aIlone. For a tittme he had the au.istanep of Mi. .1. T. Marshall. as !vw lirk, but .\lrI. .\larsh ll left somte 'Irl ago and also enltered service. .\r. -Mays' dec-ision ll m eianl th 1atI ih' fiin will lo longver have any 011o to look after hnisiness and it will -e dorniant for the war at -ny ra-le. Ar rangei'ents vill l'e mat1de to protect the busineoss of (liint now Wi-Ith the firm. The reAignat ion of Mr. .lays will likely im(anl that tile second assistant atoriney. M.\r. 2. ('. Wyche, of Spartan hurt, wvIll ble promoted to firrt place and there will probably be no furllther Why w'ill yo'i stifler froit Illsi m'.o0,t dre-adful disease whenl initheumilo ha provi thie Greatest Rltemed v for th 1i past 26; years? Thousands; of i'ele testify to its w\onl(d ifl eures. Tis faltolus prescription Ihiuld hI hp in11 your h1om1e. Ilave it ready when yot feei that first shtootilng pain. 1,-1 in lli i:; a cleanl ettleint agvntI ill re ora tion andi conservation of y( ir -: Iii. I )mland tie bottle wihfit hi I Price $1.00. I For sale by Laul relns I(ru. o.. Iau rens: Cily Pharnmacy. I,,it ;l -i. in4 )rug Co., lounttnaint I It Gray Cotr-It rg o., Gray Court; or Write ('h:uiat-\~i' and r i,:uhor.:tor i v a, Groeenville, F.. C. W;11 B ,IlE AL.LOWED:1 Soda Fouiitnins in South ('rirnhita 3fMust ('ut It Out. 'o'iniaJu, .1ne 21.-Soda Countans. hlh,. hoarding, houises .1nd4 publ (':1tit:n place,s Iie advised iln o tl'..t iorders ji : is u ed by \\illhun E.:lig to Food i''ministraor for F tlith Caro iHa of' the n w regu latio' , regardi c ; 11'' 0 eto ii whieh :t tared: i . .e Cfo e4t-e~ive. Soda founinls and : 1, lie I i:" h3( ii -'3 (1 or t l v c ic 1 :1 l n in p ia ii'i - "- forbidd toIb drinkin water. .o cri- ed II c t. fit c ice S ,-r di he vlr v in r b -'ay('he rder (It i(rte ir ro i fI ' l I ,\ ' ll: . i'l' i h 1.1. It "\ht~l:n' 00 .0 hae~ th: Ii . f - tht 11tina (If (tra i.' ('ne -aribi :'sic Ier :as ih'-. :n ve en ", -l et' li'i'edyt has'u enitii in y . ylsd Idt wa t d at t..fnt liit -vuici Sp!eif. hasne: i/ iitrese:-;e mtof l e o t rd ::: ! no etag'l tt-u) in t e1t l n .'i t'l a t('(o'! ltav Ii fl - ''u '"af ' bit t :u nl . t: ii' i 'e i:!n 'd 11 conle-- ort mlyne ark dflmb--bas ou re'ou ti~re to. otitu n fiis wl'rofe o gi-wo. i I itfeled cook ny clhers anlittnae e tf :ervantsellvatorfmen. byl, boyi, waitys, atid aie ovelnpawtio shaek otetek tttyithremltmen as .well a 1 ore. it was35 itted thatow no tiwhtewor iwotoo heav oe inteartid by prfe 'feil e ol!tIs o rsnte. dr r Priv eatic anl publ'l cufftur'till enoh conidered alass enagin ynona wil'l have' x it io at~l( 1t''i o elote :l oys, !3lerks fd manater' mercantile establishmeilts are en gaged in non productlive omploymnents, buit this does not include store execu tives, managers, Stperintendents, nor the heads of such departments -as ac counting, financial, advertising, crc (lit, purchasing, idel -ery, receiving, shipping nid other departients; does not include regintered pharmacists, employed in wholesale and retail drug stores or establishments; does not . include traveling salesmen, buy ers or delivery drivers; electricians, engineers, carpenters, u:pholsters, nor any employees doing heavy work out side the usutal duties of clerks. "llowever, 'sales clerks and other clerks' include the clerical force in the oflce .and all departincilts of s'tores and mercantile establishments. The vords 'stores and other iercan tile establishlments' include both wholesale and retail stores and mer (antile cstablishnents engaged In the sellling of goods and Wares." To.:. hinag' u1pon0 the ' eutest Ion of whether or nit Ile thatrical profes. Includes haseball and baseball lprayeirs 11he exlana'lon simply reit erato: the original rlt1ing as follows: "The regillat Ions further provide that per o's, inlu(dirt', ushers -Iad otller atteniantIs, elgagecd an ld 00n liled in anl in collnectio'n vith gailes, spiorts an(d amuse.) its, excepting ac ilual perfolmers in legltimate can (9rts, oeva::; or theatical perform anaCes, aIre engaged in nonm1-prodjetive i u ion I and empl oya nlt s.'" GIRLS! LEMON J E IS SKIN WNITENER Iovr; to tmake a creaimy iienl1y loion f(or a, few ene The .1 tice of two fresh Iemons si;nuld into a 1-Mle containing three ollnices of re l('Ih white mii%.'; a w'coe qua r.1 T pint of lth most re m'u kablei 1 inena rIn hai'l~ i-':1 :t .About' thec:ton n paly for rl.m' I ioi~f the' odi:mfl cream. Cere he ! bp tale fo ttr ith, le 'u .nie thrmiughl e4 cloth so 1n'u )Ic l il ll -gets ij). n! en th I4 'e wvill licep reCsh fl rnlonthls. I"'very womian kmno 's l, lemont .lie is used to l''oacl at at I 10%pe such blemishes as freckles., salowv'ne-s and 1-11 '-:1' ii; lilt id'al skil zf1l1e , whitiner and bealtifier. Just tr. it! Get three olees of orchard white at any dIg storea ad tw"o lt''erIo: fcon1 th1- .-ro ir anad in'ko n-u- *r Int of til- we rit r. r '1 lc:no' i on -c ; i : ji i ' 1T1.w.1co F.NT 'F i IlendI--M T 'an d in. ro >" A-:nii of Volnllt.ers. u1nt is.rt t : hI. ti .1.n e .-. "il ic I :o. c :t ntc di.e y fv'. a \ I:- aIf~ Thiics mornta i m h' thcc ii;: J e;l ou (fi i. It I con-; Ii' ''cc it i TI l ' l il ri'. i 'it I('an the b fuel yo Iieta. niThratior. tilepum ha beih a IItofnt off for' rmpo nyan monlsn t hs bee. Snc len:ts-V 1lI tohewtrn the reparsy'de Inoer. tovid te neel expenspoe to th wch n to opeut the l'arle 01ump, thefue suy ofte ton.Te*El. ric umi asbenatte acoyio manymonha nd t ha ben uposi.. coal supply, the mayor took the mat ter up wtlit the fuel adminnistra-tors hoping that its bearing oi the nation- ) al coal shortage would induce the fuel artminis'tration to order the repairs comi:leted. Mr. G0ossett, the otate ad ministrator, replied immediately to the let'ter of the local administrators and stated that he would take the mat- N ter u!u at once. Ir. Babb stated Sat urday that tie was very hopeful thatW the desired relief would be secured very shortly. During most of the time -that the city has found it necessary to use coal it has been borrowing it from the osito Postoffico Latliren3 Cotton 'Mills, whose suppiy, La n of course, is not assured. It has only been through the liberality of the mill that the city has been able to get coal for its rcciuirieents.J The labcl KCEEP-KOOL is to Summer Clothies for men and young men what the Mint mark is to a gold dol lar. It's a guarantee of value. Also of style and comfort. The labcl KEEP-KOOL 4on a Suit means that the cloth was "' MADE IN U. S. A." and one of the most vital things you can mo is to lend your in Sividual support to Al1Ai- IN American industries. The label KEEP. KOOL aepresents the truest form of national co *ope'ration --and na tional co-operation is essential to broad national prosperity. 'Be guided by these words. Americans whod control their selection of Summer Clothing by the KEEP-KOOL label are sure of supporting American looms. THE HOUSE OF KEEP-KOOL THE SNELLLNBURG CLOTHING COMPANY Philadelphia Fer Saic i-7xciuskv ly Vy I CLARD)Y & WIL0gON[ Lti o. co-ope~rai i esetalto bra )ntainl1 Amerl ticans who controld ther 1seleo of coummer )fC~longbyte KEEP-KOOL2 m labe atrel sur of suppoXat ring Amri ca room s. fraou i F. F TOES AdFinEEP-KOOL THESNLLNURGi CLTHN COMAN IORSHAE... ALWOR LTin NS. te deiad GFarme >ntairing.51 ACr:,kotn Mil Sh Net pMaetadork u Wn e a slie s an o Montal llar PAieret Flso arl>. T epatin resiforebousix toschools, edtof Writtorhon AonERSO, S. C.