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Most Effective F Mother Dr Caldwell's Sirup Pepsin Relieves Baby When Other Medicines Failed. There is nothing so necessary to a I child's health and comfort a> regu-1 larity of the lnnvels. All children are esDeciallv susceptible to stomach trouble and any over strain of the J sensitive organs lias a tendency to' obstruct elimination. This condition is responsible for much of the * illness of childhood. To relieve constipation a mild laxative should be employed. Cathartics and purgatives are violent in their action and should lie avoided. Mrs Alfred DuBois, Mt Holly, X J,! says Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is I without doubt the most effective' remedy for constipation she has ever used and that it is the only remedy she could find for her baby. Kittle Karl was badly constipated during bis first year and nothing >he tried seemed to help him until she got a bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep-! sin. Now lie is a fine, strong, | 1 * .11 1f Jiealtliy hoy, and sir* inmiKs i?rj Caldwell for it. l)r Caldwell's Syrup Pepsi ^ is a combination of simple laxative herbs i with pepsin, free from opiates or) nareotie drugs; it arts gently with- j out griping or other discomfort, and j Items of General Interest. A large party of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore capitalists made an inspsction trip over the Seaboard's Charleston-Savannah link Sunday. They were 'much pleased with the new road,which is expected to be opened for traffic this winter. Attempting a non-stop flight from Chicago to New York, Miss Ruth Law, guiding a Curtiss biplane of the military scout type, shattered all American long distance aviation records for single flight Sunday when she flew from Chicago to Hornell, N Y, a distrnce of 660 miles, bettering by about 100 miles the record made by Victor Carlsrom on November 9. Ward Davis, formerly connected with the raiding forces of the United States Revenue Department, and brother of Superintendent of Education J B Davis, was shot in the back and seriously wounded as he was en- j " ? _i L c ? tering xserea cnurcn, neai uiccuville, Sunday. Troy Burdine, aged eighteen, is accused of doing the, shooting. Burdine fled to his home two miles away, where he was arrested by Sheriff Rector. Repairs to the German submarine] Deutschland. which was damaged when she sank a tug convoying her last Friday, will be completed within a few days, and the craft is expected to start her second homeward voyage again the latter part of the week. Since the Deutschland's return to port at New London damage suits aggregating $187,000 havej been filed against the Eastern Forwarding Co,owners of the submarine. James Poag McMurry, a bank cashier at Rock Hill, was almost instantly killed when his automobile collided with a horse and huegy Sunday while enroute to his home at York. The front of the machine1 passed safely, but the rear struck I the horse, breaking a leg of the animal, smashing the right front wheel and damaging the, rear of the ma- i chine. The negro driver was thrown out, hut not seriously hurt. The' machine was found some 100 feet farther up the road, with Mr McMurray sitting in his natural position breathing his last MnTHFR'S MY ! mm Children's Bumps, Sprains and Minor Hurts Quickly Relieved by Sloan's Liniment1 It is the very nature of children f** hurt themselves?to come crying t> mother with little fingers bruised, with heads bumped, with sprained ankle and wrists. They are painful hurts, too. Bu their pain and sting can't survive th< gentle use of this liniment. A singl. application of Sloan's Liniment and? the little fellow's bravely kept bad tears give way to smiles. His hurt i; relieved. T n hnma whoro lhprp nrp^hil. dren a bottle of Sloan's Linitneinfcs a necessity. Aching muscles, rheumatism, lumbago, stiff neck, backache, chilblains, etc., can be effectively relieved with Sloan's Liniment. Cleaner than mussy ointments or plasters. Sloan's Liniment can be obtained at alt drug stores, 25c., 50c. and $1,00. 'emedy Had Ever Used, appeals to children because of its pleasant taste. Druggists everywhere sell it for fifty cents a bottle, and every mother should have it in the house for use when occasion arises. To avoid imitations and ineffective substitutes always be sure to ask for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See that a facsimile of Dr Caldwell's signature and his portrait appear on the yellow?carton in which the bottle is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing t<> Dr W I< Caldwell. 45~> Washington St. Monticello Illinois To Be Married. The Record is in receipt of the following invitation: Judge R 0 Purdy invites you to be present at the marriage of his daughter Mary to I'rCarl Belden Epps on Tuesday evening the twenty-eighth of November at seven o'clock Trinity Methodist hurch Sumter. South Carolina Read the new ads of S Marcus and H A Miller in this issue. Mrs J B Alsbrook of Greelyville spent Thursday with Mrs R K Wallace. Do you want an. automobile, a little beauty that the Kingstree Hardware Co is going to give away? It's a child's auto and just the thing to make his or her new year the most joyous. Watch the Kingstree Hardware Go's ad next week for particulars, or call at their store. statelTmount athos. The Sublime Idea With Which It Inspired a Greek Sculptor. Three long promontories, projecting tridentwise from that southwestern corner of Thrace, known as the Chalcidice, prick the north edge of the Aegean like a little Greece. The westernmost reaches past Olympus and makes the lower part of the gulf of Saloniki. The easternmost, pointing toward Lemnos and the Dardanelles, is of great --- A?aaU Tr*/~vrlrl \frmnf reuuwu 111 mu VJIn.i\ nv/nu. <>ivuuv Athos is a steep wooded ridge five to ten miles wide, terminating some forty miles seaward in the peak that gives the peninsula its name. This solitary marble cone, rearing abruptly inmi the sea to a height of 7,000 fe. t and capped three parts of the year with snow, lias always impressed the imagination of its beholders. Pliny makes it throw its sunset shadow on Lemnos, a hundred miles away. Aeschylus names it as one of the heights from which the fall of Troy was signaled to Mycenae. Xerxes so redoubted its windy humors, having lost a tjeet by them, as to cut a canal across the low neek uniting it to the mainland. The sculptor Sta'sierates proposed to Alexander the (ireat to carve the peak into a colossal statue of the conquering Macedonian, with a city in one hand, a river pouring from the other And an early Christian legend hallowed it as the high mountain from which Christ was shown the kingdoms of the earth and the glory of them. Losing itancient name of Acte, it thereupon became known as the Monte Santo of medieval travelers, in sanctity second only to Jerusalem, a refuse from the world as famous as the Thebaid. Local tradition dates its status aa community set apart for men of God from the reign of Constantino the Great and connects several of ; the monasteries with the earlier emi perors of Constantinople. The aul thentic history of Mount Athos, j however, does not begin before the ; tenth century, when Nieephorus Phocas founded the monastery of , the great Lavra. From that time ' it became the fashion among the i princes of the east to patronize the I monasteries of the holy mountain. I Indeed, there still exist on the ea-t i side ol tIio peninsula me ruins 01 an a1/!?v built by Latin monks from i Ainalfi. ? II. G. Dwight in Scribi ner I ? Kingtree Dry Gi I fi Young men's $17. And wit uality of style . at any price. Big selection \ suits and ove ! Styleplus #17 Clothes _l!l Tlw Mint pnce ih? n?tion ow i A full line of conservative j models too; Styleplus Clothes $17 for all men; * The price has not been raised Above their price in wear, Satisfact I = Stylepli ? * Clothe THE CASI lias a good waiting foryo your headqua in town. Am t'.i see you i; I | I Best Price Paid fc I Flour and Rice a Specialty. I s. p Next Door to K< wjagaaaEaa: .iMLauttrmmT' wmmmu ^ ,mmt mm ?i m mum m i ?? MOTHER SUPERIOR Says Vinol Creates Strength Rosary Ilill Home, Hawthorne, X. Y. ?"I have used Vinol for many rundown, weak or emaciated patients with i benefit. One young woman was so weak and ill she could hardly creep to my door | j for aid. I supplied Vinol to her liberally j and in a month I hardly recognized her. ; She was strong, her color charming and her cheeks rounded out."?Motheb M. Alfhonsa Lathbop, 0. S. D. We guarantee Vinol to sharpen the 1 n:?Detite. aid digestion, enrich the blood ' I dad weate etreogth. Scott Drug Co, King-tree. SC. ' A Colleton county farmer sold $60,000 worth of cotton in ore day ! I last week. | The stock of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad has I <vn placed on a 7 j per cent basis, against 5 per cent j last year. Piles Cured in o u 14 bays 1 Y :r ui.i refund r.nney it PAZC . I OINTMENT fails to c i-c anv case of Itchiup. ! Blind, weeding or Profrditi^Pilfs in f t?'-' )ods Company. EE: ? rlAfh^o mi? > Ciw UXV^J 1VJL h an individ- | : hard to get in appearance and ion guaranteed. =J i ? - s .1(7 H l? 9 M *l<?n Ov?f* J ifSME I warm room >11 Molr<i if '11* til irters while always glad n our store. >r Corn end Peas Seed Oats for Sale Here ENNIS eller's Stables | iwiiiwmiiiiiMa iwii inn i iiii ii iipihii i The Firit Piano. Tho first real piar*> was made if. Bartolomeo ( ir-stif-ri. an Italian, lie r!:" little hammers l,\ the aid <>? which the strings an struck, giving a clear tone instead <?i tlio si: -itching sound which all tinprevious i isrruments produced, i; took 2,0(10 rears to discover t lavalue of the little hamniors in making clearer notes. His tirst piar.?? was made in 1709. The word 1>\ which we call tho instrument, pianoforte, has, however, been traced back as far as 1598, when it is said +/-. liovo lmnn nrirrirtntfvl lw fin Ttal vvr im * 'j ian named Paliarino. The first piano made in America was produced bv John Hehnud in Philadelphia in ir:.">. Receipt Books, Blank Not:*, Mortgages anc all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at The Record ohicc. If v/e have not tl e form you wish we can print it cn shrr' notice. Pf'W HP"* "' i V P-r^'* " ' V'i i /> i. FIGUBE 1 YOVt 1 XWM, IT*8 very simple. Two plus two equ nothing. Figure this out to suit y you start an account with this T] add to it regularly you PROGRESS. ] draw it shortly you STAND STILL. II They start, then quit. If they woulc HABIT they would find how EASY it bank of k: nm i ^rntt-lncran K UVVU UVAjHAl | Wholesale rfj Provision IV j? Meat, Lard, Flour, Rice, G ?? thing wanted in Bulk j? at lowest possi JW i S Cotton Seed Me jgj Corn an< jg W. T. VViikins' old stand. Ij Kingstree, i Kingstree Automobile Accessor Headquarters for Tires, Tub Greases of All Kinds; Also pairs for Thos. McCut Ford 56 inch Tread Cars N; Tread, Only All kinds of Repairing, Vul trie Work L. T. Thompsc % ' Southern Commc ^NORFOLK, DECEMBER 11 The theme of the Congress \ look" and "International Reconsl European War." Many Cabinet ( personages ox national and intei ent. and President Wilson is exp Every Southerner should lend pru*p nnrl imhibinir and urofiting" helping the nation, through this efforts to build commercial relati isphere, and other matters of e be discussed. Co-ordinating organizations wl time are: Woman's Auxiliary o Southern Governors; American < Organization; National Associati riculture and Southern Commerc The Atlantic 1 will sell excursion tickets to Noi &10.20FROMKII and at correspondingly reduced line, for all trains December 8, 9 limited returning until Decembe tions and further information nu j Holliday, Ticket Agent, Kings 1 = IT OCT I SI I ais four. Two minus two leaves V| our OWN financial situation. If B IUSTW0ETH7 BANK and then B if you start an account and with- flj : is hard for many persons to save I 1 only try forcing the SAVING really is. [NGSTREE. I i Company I j Grocers ;| I Ierchants J I rits or any and every- | 9 can be gotten here g 9 ble prices. l| 9 sal and Hulls ^ j i Hay I fl Near the Depot. i|! 1 South*Carolina jl \\\ i i Garage I ies of All Kinds J es, Spark Plugs, Oils and ) for Genuine Ford Re- I chen, Ford Agent. I ide Into 60 inch, or Wide I $15.00 I canizing and Auto Elec- I Done. 1 >n, Proprietor | mmmmmmmrn-rn?mmmmm?mm fl m I * \r M A irciaiumgiess m VIRGINIA I TO 14? 1916 I vill be "The Changed Out- j .'ruction Resulting from the I )fficers and other important national fame will be pres>ected. a hand,at least by his presby what he will learn, in > important Congress, in its ions with the Western Hemqual importance which will iiich will meet at the same f the Congress; House of Commission on Agricultural on of Commissioners of Ag- * :ial Secretaries' Association. V Coast Line folk for above occasion at NGSTREE fares from all points on its , lO, 11 and 12 r 19. Sleeping car reservaiv i?e obtained from W W * tree, S C. ll-J3-3t = m