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T'o Cure a Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) It stop& the C ough and Headache and works of the Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c. 666 Quickly rolleves Constipation, Bil iousness, Loss of Appetite and Head aches, due to Torpid Liver. Hlupmobile The 'Car Everlasting Ellis Motor Co. DISTRIBUTORS Clinton, S. C. Ends Bad Smells odors where . ... Stop foul odors where they start with Red Dev il Lye. Use plenty of it in privies, toilets and cham-n ":IP bers, garbage pailsand swill tubs..:it de stroys germs, dries up filth, kills bad smells. Al ways keep a can handy. Use it often. Kills flies in the egg At Purifies and your disinfect. g ED DEv Xr Sure isStrong! N. SCHIELD MFG. Co. ST. LO UI S. M 0.. U. S. A. Pains Were Terrific. Read how Mrs. Albert Gregory, of t. F. D. No. 1, Blufor'd, Ill.,.got rid of ~ her ills. "Durmng . . . ** - was awfully weak . . . My pains were terrific. I thought I would die. The - Ubearing-down gains were* actually so sevne I could Snot stand the pressure of my hands on the lower - part of my stomach . .. I simply felt as if life was husband was worried .. . 3UOne evening, while read ing the Birthday Alma *nac, lie came across a - * case siilar to mine, and * *went straight for some * Cardui for me to try. U". TAKE CARDUI The Woman's Tonic " 'I took it faithfully and the results were immedi ate," adds Mrs. Gregory. g"I continued to get bet-. ter, all my ills left me, *and I went through... with no further trouble. My baby was fat and UUstrong, andmiysel--thank God-am once more hale *miles, do my work, though 44 years old, feel 5N like a newv person. All I U *owe to Cradui." For . mnly years Cardul has U been found helpful in* building up the system when run down by dis orders peculiar to women, Take 52Cardul TO CONNECT RIVERS Big Navigation and 'Electrical Ievel. opnien/ Plinned onl Santee and Cooper 1tivers. Columbia, Aug. 6.-The federal pow er commission has just granted a per mit for the building of the Santee I Canal. joining the waters of the San- i tee and the 'Cooper Rivers. The per mit was issued to the Columbia Rail- I way and Navigation Company, of , which G. A. Guignard, is president and I T. C. Williams is vice-president and I general manager. it, is claimel -that this big project I and its associated undertakings will mean the complete revoiittionizin-g of I practically all transiportation in South Carolina. Ii order to bring about this I objective, it will )e necessary to dig a canal t wenty-three miles long, to build an electic railway line from I Colimbia and to put upon the Con- I garee and Santee Rivers a sufficient I number of barges and light draught I towboats to move the freight rapidly. 1 Each of these matters is taken care of in the project of the company. The construction plans call for not only I the usual can-al locks and other por- I tage facilities, bmut for a power dam at I or near Monch's Corger and anothei' i power dain on the Saluda illiver, at thei imouth of Bear Creek, on a line from Lexington to White Rock. All of the 4 ietails of this enterprise have been i taaken into consideration and have beeni provided for. The 4 'ropose San tee Canal will I shorten by seventy two miles the dis- I tance from Columbia to an Atlantic port. It. is twenty-five miles from the City of 'Charleston to .onek's Corner, near which place are the head waters of the Cooper lliver. The Santee Canal will have a length of twenty-three miles from .Monck's Co rn er to Ferguson. Frorn tile lat ter point to the junction of tire Con zaree and Waterce Rivers is forty nine miles. and thence to (oumbia is flfty-ono miles, a total water route to Charleston of one hundred anl thir ty-eight iiles. It will require 5.000 (100 in rournd numbers, to complete the _tire project arid two years is the ostimate for the construction work. The power dam and locks of the canal will be built on dry land, and an elec tric line from Columbia to Greurr wvoot can 1v Iilt without t.he neces sity of a I restle or a long fill, for the sirive follovs the Crest of the water 11"u. and In oIln sle of the suri'veVy :h water1 : is h tlhe Saida tiver al4l (1n Ihe otiler side into tIre Savan rnahIi. 'verythin g seeils to favor the :aWlnii 4Cst hf ('onstrielion. This is, as .;kl-tchily outlined, a igreat uniertakiiiig. What w\'ouhi( be practical results? What is then 1 Justify tile eXihr-nditure of tris In tihe 1th a phir, ollicials of 1the 444ihany1 dhlareI that ill inoinre of hiI- conilmny wouirl .i1m1ly justify the outlay. Tll distin41)'e from ('olutmiia to Greenwoo\d by rail is SI miles. The r vy : 111k' 11 10 Sed el4ettic roati -h u 1 iilt- of 1 .2. 1mt s siort enling the4 tipl by II i us an11( giving s.'r4nis4 4,f t1hough trains fromo Co '1u4nhin41- lor Atanta1. This wou44hI nm-an th14 sne4(45s of t' ra4ilroati4 projet4 if it we're irndependernt. of' other (considl 101ains, butt th4Mis und('rtain~g is tor be ('ons4ide(red1 as5 a whohl. to untder .1an 141what11 it pro01nisedh. Irh~rvinr: 145ide the4 4'4ons1'iideto oIf .41al freirhtls bet'?we'en HIhlson and14 44114n4hia and14 4theri i upstate4 points1. I i4'11de 'ld that4 t~re (otto 1414rnills -i:. 4 4w 141b 51av4 4'nou4gh ou4t (of thw '144r1tion41 of this ('14tri 4 a'nd44 wa1te'r UI to 144 rtain4 1444in4 to 14 14y fonr the44 hrpa i 4'v y(rs. I .ainrg (lut tihe ('4hetr', York, L anca'lstr, .\artion, .\htribtor'o arnd Cht( rfI'ihl, wh4ichI may3 to4 1th' canlll oerationr, the( 44)tion meillIs 44f tis~ *Sta;"1, 1hav4 1,2:N1'2l Sphinles,' 4on4inrringt 125,44444,44)4J0 t Irudl of ('ot 1t1n (Ir yh'ar . A\ boati 1 liin succe(ss full opera:tion41 'oblhl save4 the4 sllhIppers4 of1 (rotton 1544441 27 1-2 hrnts peh'l r un dre(1 4lounds on4 a 1hau4l for SparIitn ..s4-cxiratelly ai m11iion4 dollars 14 yea'r saved4 44o thle te'xtile inrhrtis4 if all 4of44 the manurfactred 41 ph'0routsi should14 be sliihiped over tis rou)t4. I Il' i hFS 0' ! r'14nr ofi Andlerson 1ook tire )ath1 ihere' todai1y 14s a4 1nited( States attorney44 for the we48tern'l disltr'it of South1 (arolina ml lhe 14 rettirng at1torney4, and14 4her4 41h In h ini Ihis 14'ssist ants1. .I. I''. .'lar' shaIli, D~emroraht, is assistanlt attor41 414 y. .\t. ('Coc4hrn s4'erve a4s d15istrit ait No Wormst in a Heoailhy Child All childrrenf troub11l withtl Wormsq ha1ve nrn un ?h'nithly ('441or, whlticl h idicte3 lpour blood, andtot as a rule4, there ii rnore or I ess at0omac11 hdistu'hanfce. 4 '<N)E'S 'lAST1,IE~SS Cill1!L1 TONIC 4tivenr re~u arI y fo5r two or three' weeks1 4,will enrich4 1the blood, m1 ro tl4V he44 d4 i on 4, and4 14(t as' a g,en 4-rnitreng5thr '!"s-: r.nseto the whole41 4' ystemt. Naiturre willI tn -re ' 'rh r (lb'u. 1 the( Warms nnd4 tirnChnld whlihn [USSIA TO ACCEPT HELP FROM AMERICA ioviet Agrees to Release Prisoners and Take Advantage of Famine Aid Fron United States, Says Senator France of Maryland. Riga, July 30.-Soviet Russia has igreed to release American prisoners Lnd to accept fainlae aid from the ierican Relief association just at he moment that United States Senator loseph I. France, of 'Maryland, has 'eturned to Riga fron Moscow deter nined to advocate renewal of trade re ations and perhaps diplomatic rela ions between Russia and the -United 3tates and bringing twith him one of he prisoners, Mrs. Marguerite E. Har -ison, of -13altimore, who was freed by his efforts at Moscow. Senator France, who entered Rus ia several weeks ago skoltical of the bdvantage of immediate diplomatic re ations with the soviets, but believing hat trade relations were advisable, ias returned an ardent enthusiast for both. While American officials In the 3altic are speculating as to what ef ect the release of the prisoners and he entrance of the American Relief Lssociation into -Russia will have in learing up the itussian situation, Sen tor France declared the Lenin gov rnnient was starting a new line of levelopment in Russia 'which "can not )ackslide into racial communiisn wgain." in reply to a question as to whether he .loscow Bolsheviki were trying to 'evolutlonize the world, including the 'nited States, Senator France said: 'I know nothing about the third in ernationale but no man worthy of any ttention ever believed that propaganda :ould start revolutions. Conditions tre not propaganda, history shows." Washington, .July 30.-Ofileial word if the .Russian soviet authorities' de 'ision regarding the American r'elief idministration's offer to furnish food o starving Itussian children, condi .Ioned on the release of Anerican pris mers, and the state dlepartment's de nand for their release still was lack .ng late today. The state department, lowever, was ofilcially informed late in the day of the arrival at Riga of \lirs. .larguerite 1E. larrison, of Bal Limore, one of the American prisoners. Beyond press dispatches ainounc ing the soviet government's accept ince of the relief offer and its 'willing iess to free Amiericai prisoners, Swe retary lloovr', chai rmani of the relief adiniinistration. was withotit a reply to his t'eheraml sent last week to Mlaxim 1G orlky at 'etrogral. Iteceipt of the telegr'ain was acknowledged sev cral days ago. On the basis of,' press reports that the reply was being sent by way of laondon, official here declared that tle lisweri imiight he expected at any timie. Slate depatmleiont oliials, on tIhe oth er hianid, su;iggested that no formal an 5we'r wouli he iad(. to Ihe demlianld of t'e Anwrican gover orn t for the re bult if (hey wore fred uder the conl litions 0f Sei'r'etr'liiy ill cv r's (lffelr, the Ittsslin aiihocrities .woiubl let thei ac lioni st and~ as s ecakig forCl itself. ite i'l'es of AclIrS. ilirrisoni unanniouencedi 'as said to iniente thce possible dte tion (If suichi a cour ise. Scertary I loover indeicatecd t hat re lief wocrk coul d begin wvitin IN hour1s rom11 the time Ami'eian lprS~isoers wverle tilt of liussiani and r'elre'sentat ives ofI the' adiiinistr'atioln woul be sent at dnce to Itiga to noc.;otliate' thle details ':' a TS FA *il l'V I * On last TPh ursday Ai'. an ml rs. 'P. 1. hinrts, their ehildrein, and in-laws and gr'andeild~reni 'ill cmit at their: old bollne "I le'nde'ison l'ilace'" in the IEkomc wetion1 and hadt~ ai pieni:- whii'ch was 'lnjoyed~ iby all v'er' much(1. Ther01' ar'' 1N ('chibic hi necludict the in-law:- an d :8:! .rndeidren. .\ll werie '"r'e'lnt. It was a y rent reni ion. .\lrc. iluirts had sc'nt word'c for 'l of lie aande'hildren1 tol((lC c' come r iaed r'eady' a nd thcey' soonl were''1 Ic in ol Itahun 'ireek. It r'emiiined 'cir. ilutci'' ve'y uicich of theiC timtes when lie iase 1(1 I ake( 2nl yeari s acgo. It waes such a hicurb crowd in swim ming until it was ir'eni the ianme as After' the swim acli went back uip to lic' oid houlise M iihl has bcee'n vacanit for s'veral ye'ari', buet still looked like le saCme (ld homciie pclace, a lii hugh ccoi coldn11't learidlIy get to1 thle housei~a Fo' the bcushe's andie w~ee'ds. omce elf thce 'i'owdl saw thIe o1(1ldiouse' Cal theriec bult It happlened to lbe oIf thce '"iole'" \ariity. Ver'y fortuinately it didn't get anlgry. 1Dinner ('was speaid un dec' sonme nic(e shade trees and( thiee was plenlty for' tea, fried ('hicken( anid caniitalou11pes. Thliis li'enii( waos enjoyedl so mu i ch that it was dce'ided tel leave a famiily ieni( aennualliy. Then all left fell thir homieiles, fe'elin'. happy eve'i bav. ing nie. and ic e'en all in this waocy. ''One I roen:l" KELLEH SCORES ADN31ISTRATION Congressman Says Clique Controls Federal Machinery. Says Harding Is Tictntorial. Washington, Aug. 7.--An attack on the adninistration generally, and on the House ways and ieans conmit tee iparticullirly, for its handling of the tariff and tax questions, is .made in a statement issued today by Rep resentative Keller, independent Re publican of St. Paul, Minn., author of four tax revision -bills, which have boen lintorsed by organizations of farmers an'd others. -.Mr. Keller chages that "the ma chinery of government has been com mandepred by a little clique, ignorant of the A 1 C's of economics, whose blind obedience to Wall Street is re spolsible for the stulpid, selfish, short sighted policy that is retardin-g our prosperity and creating profound dils trust and discontent anHong the peo ple." Declaring that most members of the 1House want to carry out the peo ple's Wishes with regard to taxation and other economic questions, Mr. Keller says a "little dominant minor ity has tied down the safety valve of free discussion until an exvplosion timt pends, which ,will scatter the iepub lican party from Maine to Oalifornia." "The President has assumed more power than any of his predecessors," Mr. Keller continues, "and tells Con gress what bills to pass -and what not to pass. Bills concocted at secret con ferences are introduced withouting be ing referred to responsible committees. The President's advisers seem to think it possible for this country to lift it self by its economic boot straps and vaguely promise that a half billion dollar gift to the railroads--which in some mysterious manner is not to in crease taxes- will 'restore prolslerIty.' They woll! do better to busy theiml selves. with lowering tates. taking off the tvansyorlation tax and seein-g to it that the railroads are run etlielently with a minIium of ,waste. Hut, that is not likely so long as railroad ex ecutives canl depend upon the adminl istration for lavish gifts." TI'IAJDING MARKET RUEJD LAST WEEK Flueluallons Were Series of Small lte(essiolns and Upturns Quickly Follow. New Orleans, Jluly 2-1.-A trading market truled in cottot last week, ilnltitutions bli't a siles of sices rvvc :10o:)18 and v, tulrnl, 41uickly fol lowir.,: t"Ich othevr, withi the doxnl ward oivement nore pronounced than tH i. . . . a , : . s .I t.; as Iough none of tle price 1inove iints sI prolonigetd. li th early part of the week prices werelo five to thirty poi ts high. i thn tell, close of thect preoeding week wit October tra.ing as high is 12.72. aat er tilere Was a drop to levels 1-1 to -li points- withl October- off to 12.11. Porom lt udeo thi close of the preceing eek ihest to thev lowest, thevre was a drop of ,2 to 75 points. n thle clor te iioprkct showedt5 nlt' losse ti for I miditnlst 13Wa po'intsin he et roie sus, ltgat tit7.e ear ofgh midd0ing Itcltts et~ at Wast.75. tot orgtt thit dowturns, t-litess aviyin over spoti partmentI alpen01 tlyero taiunt uove the filllintgo .ly com-(Ir omeasure, 11 (afo at thep nd ofit-ther whek some1t of te s(lInf t could e t'ral fo the ~t'' renewad attWaingtonles ofalttit tfo ati-tuturkes traen legd iltgiItoaltrly itint faorbl 1-ate over c o d I I( at of enhelti une tityI tover the5'~i t leningt5(I ,iyrpotn on odiio of the epland et unfatsvcr ral forahe weekp atued ore or less eailtert mo e markt in1h this cout andla ouao insnth rfdtion to it I -2 weren ill th le utonk of Isctlandatget an fthe d etbils'nt ra of~ itportant dtevellipet. The~ I lan t.Ils for nit fianing cof l coton 11 'announce by th FV(IancI eCorportiion keli tw( rnsidred thighl buish.ios OtIt tit~ r nThet anew asllomts tt ing iPE aout lgislain gainsflt fi e tittetrain wireall ted litre d isonryting Iito c tt mat becusit wlais niott under st o her howd rto plant orrin aningi cottin cu li e carrtin ettt, (Ifre thi futur urk oti xpcet Inytraere mae aga(in t) I lyot that ae end iy htdges in thi utudifrelmaret.If0p lol rwas bidnw hart toa eanythin'g that' mader1 t~i ol rsl isatrowuslyl io Tis omainAgieek rt.m.nfatr tbengrhed pere nt ofcnitIon of dnreg rdinswht rtege fo. h goermninisrorwchs Don't Neglect Your Tires They Cost Lots of . Money We Make All Styles of Repairs All Work Guaranteed to Give Satisfactory Service Goodrich Tires Fisk Tires City Vulcanizing Station At City Filling Station i''A('ING ('ONDITIONS LIKE THIES1, WilltE DO YOU STANDI Cecil's Butsiness ('ollege Appeals to the Untrained NVho stays on the pyr.1oll wien others are being laid off? tWho continue to drav their salaries withotit interruption when Other's sluddenly 1111d tj(iei In iflnes stojiped ? We o contintle to enjoy the comforts of life while others are feeling thle pinchl Or nieesity? Who mnarage to go ol and uip the ladder of success when others are looking for a job? If you have not thlolghitaboutWhen others tions, now is a 'good time to turn them ove In .au these If yo have not made plans which will keep YOil.t name on the payll, better make such plans now. FOlt TO.\lORIOW MAY BE1ay OO ILATEM. ti.lsiness is slowing dlown. Already, there are evitlences of na I 0on-widle unemployment. W'hether. this condition is to be tem Plorary or Piroienged, it does not matter. Sooner or later the (lay of reckoning will be here, if, indeed, it is not hore right now. Sooner or later the nation's businhess will be fully a(ljuste(d to the normal neefls of peace. We arec going through that period of re-adjustmen t nlow. Soonier or later supply will fully catch iulp with demand. It is catching up now. Then -will you be face to face with tile roblems--which Is confronting others now--of keeling Y17ti name on the -payroll. Now is tlie time for You -t liProfit by the0 Mistakes of the tin employed. Now is the timlue for you to make plans whieh-come wl-at may- --will put YOt'It Iame Ol the payroll and KE l1P it there. WH0 ARIE TilE UNEMIPLOYl.:1 ANI) il The Ineiployed--adil those who may soon joil tlheir rals are now payinig the iPenalty for their lack of foresight. When they iiue thei r start, they folloved he lintes of least resistalce-the (alsiest, shortest andl <inickest way to certa in disappoint int rather thani the easiest, shortest and (pitickest way to certain success. They to()k t1" irst jobi tihat ame a00ng. ThV did not ask these ques 'tionts: Where ihw's this Joh lead t.ol At thirty I will be too (l to turn hack- -1 will be oi my way to happiness amd(comfort or failm'e but which? , 11ow ann I fort ify myself against hard t lines? When others are biig laid off by tle housalds how can I keep ity n1ami1e on the payroll? \\'ite to teclil's Ilitusiness- C'ollege, S.~paritanbuitrg, S. C. "IBUiLD) 01F CYPRAESS AlND YOU RU!!.D) RUT ONCE " [ab/e, S.C SOL E M AVUI ACTU1Ri EAS OF THi E "0"itk~f A1 f"ilL WOODLE LTiERNA.. Not a foot of waste lumber Not a minute of lost time. I I1111 ~YOUR READY-CUT SCYPRESS GARAGE I L11 - ____ is a~ wonde rful muoney and troubileu saver. Evry boaird and stick you nee d-eut to size -and ready to put up. Aniy earpenter can make ai fitrst-class 301b of it in '"jig lime"''-or if you aire hiandiy with a hiatmmer" yVou can do it. yourself. We Furnish Complete WORKING PLANS FREE wvithi every rdrer for this True Econioumy AllI-Cypress Garage. .Just write us foday, giving us your I tlumbr dealer's name and address andti we will see thi.t you get pirotmpt A- I setrviec. DODG i the itiF,xAlIt ~I ,LLS - INSI.ST ont CY l'UliSS for aill New Work anid aill Iliplacemients. (it's 3ust commulon senise.) "luty thle grade tlhat fits the 3ob"-- ofteni the lower grades are exactly the ting andio 'ave you mioney. Ask your deailer orc us for candid advice on this. And be sure you get the gentuinte Youi can idenutifr it by ''80"' BRAND ivsat.I(ic (very Pioco uetl. TH O f.R ,4Ik for the "Arrowt insst on ' so" rand Cypress from y our nearest l-.uber udeualer. If tie iyisn't enloulgh to siauply you, giv.e us hisu namle sad ws'il "do thle need-ltil." THE BL.ACK RIVER CYPRESS COMPANY, Cable, South Carolina lsoE malcnufa(cturers of *iperir 'upveIo, '"', ;/c , si l,pl sl'orig a o