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7 SUTTON'S SIFTINGS. | News Items ot Social Interest Tersely Paragraphed. Suttons, September IS:?Well.Mr ^ Editor, I'm a^ain on the job after a long: silence. The low temperature yesterday j and today has the men and women putting on ana Dir.toning up men ^ coats, I see. Farmers in this section are having no trouble in harvesting their short crops. Miss Ruth Hinnant has returned f from Jordan after spending some 3 time with her sister, Mrs W 0 Hen- * derson. Mr S P B Altman had business in 1 Kingstree last Wednesday. Miss Hattie G Walters, one of ' Charleston's charming young ladies, 1 returned to her home Friday after ' spending two weeks with relatives | here.. ; Mr F L Richardson of Salters was i a caller here the past few days. He j was accompanied bv Mr J G Lifrage. ' Jr. Mrs John Jones and children of North Carolina are visiting relatives 1 and friends here. ^ Mr G C Parsons of Gourdins was in this section Tuesday. ^ Mrs Daryan Smith of Hardeeville j has returned home after visiting her parents here. 1 Misses Clara and Mayme Blakely spent last week-end at Oceda. 1 Mr S J Walters of Bryan was at i home Sunday. 1 Mrs J E Blakely,who has been for j some time learning the boilermaker's trade at Wiggins, returned to i his home near here two weeks ago, ] very much indisposed, but he is able 1 to be out again, I am glad to note. Mr R D Blakely, who has been very much indisposed for several I weeks, was able to visit the county ! seat Thursday. We are glad to have in our politi- . cal atmosphere that quiet, restful peace which comes after so many < days of argument among the voters, ] whose absorbing thought seemed to j be politics. Poor Boy. | Letter irom Cedar Swamp. Cedar Swamp, September 20:? Since the election is over, our folk 1 are moving along the even tenor of J their way, regardless of the friendly rivalry in their choice of the numer- ] ous aspirants for office. The most s serious subject that is staring at us : of every community is, where shall ' c ' we get the wherewithal to satisfy ( our honestly contracted obligations I to be met this fall? < The Cedar Swamp graded school ! will open its doors Wednesday morning, October 4, beginning another < scholastic year with Misses Lillian Salters;of Salters, principal; Jane ' Ervin of Indiantown, intermediate * ( work, and Sue Coker of Hartsville, ] primary department. j Mrs Elizabeth Joy of Lydia and ] Mr Dick Phillips of Charleston are 1 visitors at the home of their broth- ' er, Mr T J Phillips. Mr Jack McCullough has returned s to Clemson college. t Mr John Bel) was here on a yisit ^ last week. 1 Miss Pearl McCollough was a charming yisitor for a few days last week. Mesdames Julia E Kennedy and W E Brockinton visited this, their old home community, last week. we are aengntea to note tnat,rviiss Alma Duke has recovered {from her illness in Florence county and is at ] home again. 1 Miss Amy Courtney and brother ^ Samuel are visitors at Lake City. WES* I The average American youth just Tevels in the joy of expatiating on what hi9 parents don't know. Changing Seasons Bring Colds. "9tuffed-up head," clogged-up I nose,tight chest, sore throat are .-ure I signs of cold, and Dr King's New Discover}* is sure relief. A dose of I this combination of antiseptic bal- I sanis soothes the irritated membrane, I clears the head, loosens the phlegm, you breathe eas.or end realize your ] cold is broken up T-eat a cold persistently; half-way measures leave a lingering cough. Take Dr King's New Discovery until your cold is gone. For 47 years the favorite remedy for young and old. At your druggist's, -50c. 16ED VETERAN GAINS ! 11 POUNDS ON TANLAG. Ir. Dixon Says He Was So Weak and Nerv-:' ous He Couldn't Write. j< IE SUFFERED FOR YEARS. ] iays He Thinks Tanlac "Finest Remedy in the World" to Purify and Strengthen Anyone. Because of the hardship he was orced to endure during the four rears lie was a soldier for the United states army during the Civil war, Mr ii F Dix<?n of Converse, S C, R F 1) 1, a suburb of Spartanburg, says, in a statement given August 7, ;hat his health was undermined and :hat he never really enjoyed good health after the war was ended. Mr Dixon wa< wounded six times < y his then Southern enemies,sever- , x\ times seriously. But his health aow is better than it has been in a ' long time.be says,and lie gives Tan- ' ac. "the master medicine", credit or bringing about the great change n his condition. Mr Dixon took just two bottles, lie says,and he gained eleven pounds. | dis statement follows: "l TYirtieularle from * X ? "toinach trouble. I had almost completely lost my appetite and I was just worn down. I am SO years of 1 ige.and I had lost so much strength :hat I staggered when I walked. \lso I had lost considerable weight 1 ind I was very nervous. My condition finally became so bad and ray serves were so disturbed that I could not sleep well and I would lie for hours in bed before I could get to sleep. "Rheumatism also caused me considerable pain, and, besides these pains, I suffered considerably with prampy pains. My nerves were so bad and ray strength so little that I pould hardly write my name. "I had suffered with these troubles for years?I don't know just how long. Finally I heard about Tanlac and began to re^d the advertisements,and later I decided to take it. "I bought the first bottle and it iid not seem to help me much. The reason of that, I know, was because [ was in such bad shape. But I had faith in it and bought the second bottle,and that was the bottle which ?ave me wonderful results. 1 "The relief the two bottles of ranlac gave me was as follows: I yoinpd 11 nnnnds in weicrht.. and that certainly is a lot for a man of >0 years to gain. Tanlac relieved my sleeplessness and I got to where [ could sleep almost like a dead person. It gave me a great appetite ind I was soon eating three square meals a day. It broke lip my stomich trouble, and I gained a great leal of strength. That shortness of wreath left me, and my nerves were luieted and strengthened. I do not suffer with rheumatism now, either. "I think Tanlac is the hnest remedy in the world to renovate anyone's system and to build it up. Ianlac is good?there can't be any oetter, I think. I am certainly glad :o recommend Tanlac, for it is an jxtraordinarily good medicine, and [ know from my experience that it s good for all that it is claimed to be. I have tried it and'I know what t will do. If I ever need medicine igain, I certainly will take more Ianlac." Tanlac, the master medicine, is >old by Kingstree Drug Co., Kings- ] ,ree; Mallard Lumber Co, Ureelyrille; R P Hinnant, Suttons. Twelve Things to Remember. 1 The value of time. 2 The success of perseverance. 3 The pleasure of working. 4 The dignity of simplicity. 5 The worth of character. 6 The power of kindness. 7 The influence of example. 8 The obligation of duty. 9 The wisdom of economy. .0 The virtue of patience. .1 The improvement of talent. .2 The joy of originating. ?Marshall Field. RUB OUT PAIN with good oil liniment. That's th~ surest way to stop them. l*he best rubbing liniment is J MUSTANG LINimcNl Good for the A ilmznts of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Qoodfor your own Aches, Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At ell Dealers. Recruiting Marines. Washington, D C, September 18:? rhe United States Marine Corps recently opened recruiting stations in forty small cities from coast to! coast. This action was taken to! meet the demands made necessary j | by the recruitment of 5,000 addi- ] tional enlisted Marines just authorized. Recruiting activitiet of theses "soldiers of the sea" were formerly confined to large cities?this new procedure opens the door to virgin recruiting fields. This organization has always been recruited to full authorized strength and Marine Corps officials are confident of filling their increased ranks in one year. The following additional Marines have been authorized, making their present total strength 15,000: 28 i sergeants major, 117 quartermaster; sergeants, 107 first sergeants, lO? i nunnery sergeants, 500 sergeants, S35 corporals, 50 drummers, 50 i trumpeters and 3,235 privates. -WORK WEARS ON THE KIDNEYS. # Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Greal Service for People Who Work in Kingslree. Many Kingstree people work every day in some strained,unnatural position?bending constantly over a desk ?riding on jolting wagons or cars? doing laborious housework; lifting, reaching or pulling, or trying the back in a hundred and one other ways. All these strains tend to wear, weaken and injure the kidneys until they fall behind in their work of filtering the poisons from the blood. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys and bad backs. Their effective work is convincing proof of merit. C R Rutledge, engineer, ACL R R, 212 S Gaillard St, Florence, S C, says: "The jar and jolt of the engine caused my back to ache,and my kidneys to get out of order. I was sore and lame at times. The kidney secretions passed irregularly, i aiso | had symptoms of kidney troubl^. 11 finally used Doan's Kidney Pills and ! they relieved me." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr Rutledge had. Foster-Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo. N Y. Send us the news. ITBEcui XS FLC Tuesday, Fares from I (JACKSONVILLE TAMPA - - ST. PETERSBURG FT. MYERS - Proportionately low fares fr the Carolinas. Tickets sold to I returning, until October 3, and tersburg and Ft Myers to Ocl must be completed by midnigh For schedules, reservations quire of WW Holliday, TicT Phone No 118. Atlantic Standard Railr All Fresh Meats and Veget THE PEOPLE H. A. MILLER ITIPWWnPPPIHTPW!!< DRIVING OUT CATARRH If people knew how the presence of catarrh Is a constant menace, they would have none of It It Infests some part of the delicately adjusted body and makes It useless, thus throwing: on the other organs ! more than their share of work. It | affords a carefully prepared seed- [ bed for the germs of "colds, grip, tuberculosis and pneumonia. It so disarranges Nature's delicate plans as to make possible asthma, hay fever and other respiratory disorders. It spreads until It becomes systemic, thus Involving many organs and debilitating the entire system with serious results. Catarrh Is easily neglected, and It rarely gets well or Itself. It needs proper medicinal correction. For almost half a century many thousands have found help In Peruna, a valuable tonic with special efficacy In catarrhal conditions. The aim Is to clean out waste matter. to dispel the catarrhal Inflammation, and tone up the whole system. Its users willingly testify that It has done all this and even more for catarrhal sufferers. What It has done Is the best proof of what it will do. You may rely on Peruna. In tablet form It Is pleasant to Confide in your wife. If you keep i your business affairs from her in prosperity you can hardly expect her to understand your situation when adversity comes. iErSMIsoii A WS& CHARLESTON, S.C. II1IB I [ nil ?g?3? ? *SIONi >RIDA! Sept. 261 iingstree to I - $ 7.001 art M - - - 9.bU| 9.501 - - - 10.501 om all points in Virginia and S Jacksonville will be limited, those sold to Tampa, St Pe- jg :ober 6, 1916. Return trip ?8 it of return limit specified. ?5 and further particulars, in- jg :et Agent, Kingstree, SC.? Coast Line | oad of the South 8 UsYinr Cat I ist Market Price Paid ables on Hand in Season. 'S MARKET , Proprietor. Siegling Mu Charleston, S. C. Establishe ; ,-Xy \ ' | * THE PLAYE The Piano that anyone in the prices and easy terms. Let our Samuel D. Carr, call on you ar possibilities of these instrument Samuel D, Carr, M; I School I BEGIN SEPT G ww Y l WW V We Are Headquarters l Most Complete Li We have just received a Supplies, such as Pencils, Pe Tablets, Composition Books , cil Clips, Rulers, Mucilage, E Phone SCOTT Df The 3^gX< FLOO] Best Grade, 75 \ MATCHLESS GLOSS F In Pint and Half-Pint ( Adjustable Floor Moj Treated Wool that take up every particle c polished surface. We have floors and furniture and pa> vice and satisfaction. Steele Furi 208 Main Street Mowers an We have just unloaded i McCormick Mowers and Ral McCormick Vertica McCormick Self I If you want the best an Rake on the market, buy th( I Come to see us and get "make hay while the sun shi Yours to Williamsburg Li Kingstree, sic House Florence, S. C. d 1819 ? ,- N^' - - - .. *"S yii, _ r' In jfpfc-5 / \ R PIANO family can play. At low special representative, Mr id explain the wonderful s. anager Florence House. j Days EMBER 18 i for School Supplies ne in the City conplete line of School ns and Penstaffs, Inks, k Erasers, Pen and Pen!tc. 131 tUG CO., " !l2iL Store R OIL . Jr ?c per gallon TJRNITURE POLISH ]ans, 35c and 25c. | en Dusters i >f dust and leave a clean them. They save your j for themselves in serI liture Co. f Opposite Court House ' d Rakes!I [ * a carload of the famous v res. 1 Lilt Mowers i Dump Rakes , id strongest Mower and { ? McCormick. S . w the outfit you need and ines." please, ' I ive Stock Co. S. C. ?