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I ?*" . N t I?.. r? _ Down I South b KSr ' ** We Lea \ To Spel I can spell my E-I-G-N. Anc means?good stock?the fine My! Isn't the Have to keep * , open. And the can't get it all -fnllrc Iroat JlTJLjf xvmo AUV/J member you v Yon * Now let's all 1 I - you bet 1 SO^ this alwavs in , , - _, II am g If yos your n the wo lb pCW fc a i h?ii sneaker In Charleston. Presenting her message in a nev way, Miss Margaret Hobart of Nev York spoke Sunday afternoon at th< -Grace church parish house, Charles - , too, before the members of botl branches of the Woman's Auxiliary members of the Sunday-school ant people from other churches. He: address might be described as a dra made lesson, or might be comparec to the mystery and miracle plays oi many years ago,about which she hei self spoke later. % Dressed in her native garD, tnai I lot an Indian, Miss Hobart held hei andience spell-bound as she enactec ljurtly or pictured verbally scenei P Aonzvected with the Indians of hei tribe. A member of the Ojibways Miss Hobart's native name is Singing Thrush. She described graphically how she came to be adoptee into a Sioux tribe by a squaw whose name was Cloud Woman. When s child, she and her sweetheart, Mora ing Star, were among the captives taken "when the Ojibway Indians were overcome by the Sioux in s terrible battle. These two children * wre brought up together.and finally Morning Star won his right to wear an eagle feather. ' Vi , . . , rn I name: S-O-V-E-Rl I know what it blood and right ;st ever! ire a lot to learn? your eyes and ears i Governor says you out of books. d telling me: "Reare a Southern r Folks of the South i Folks of the South I m . i ^ is good tolks stick t( /EREIGN, will never your mind? uaranteed by i don't like me return loney back. I have said it rid over for keeping his m r/>idn JLI/JL3JLI t THE GBNTLBM 2^ cfS. i " i j With the consent of the fcreat; r, chiefs of the tribe,Morning Star and j J | Singinj? Thrush were married, and j ? 1 soon after there was an invasion by j j other tribes of Indians. When the j 1 warriors of the Sioux returned home from the battlefield, five were 1 missing, among them Morning Star. I r His sweetheart took a "Canoe and j paddled to the scene of the fight. In i * the bottom of the lake she saw the ' ^ gaudy-covered quiver which she had 1 r embroidered for Morning Star. ^ In telling her story Miss Hobart j used two sticks,according to the cus | torn of the Indians by which events of note in their individual lives or in the lifetimes of their tribes were r recorded. Notches were carved and ' were painted on the sticks, each notch having within itself a different ' story. After the death of Morning Star, Mies Hobart said, there was ' sadness (pointing to a white notch 1 on one stick). "I was sad then," she said. "Now I know that he was not ' lost to me, but one day I will meet! him and will travel along the same 1 path with him." 1 It was when she took her little i , son.Little Rainbow, to a mission hos- j ! pital to have his foot treated that: gentleman. Be cl< be good. A good c to a smooth, even parches the tongu< throat." So I'm saying to y matter how you sp you pronounce it? You can rely on re mellow Virginia ar bacco. Quality tel t KNOW bio KNOW good tobac jgether. Let us b? fail you. And bes \ t/bihz me to your dealer A Southern gentleman rord, and I have given 3 /1. ugai [AN OP THE 9 'Aeon* CU both she and her son became con verted to Christianity. The story was vividly told. After wards a conference was field witl the auxiliary, at which Miss Hobar told of some of the work she hai been doing in connection with th< Church Mission House in New York with which she is associated. Andrews on a Boom. Andrews, January 24:?The At lantic Coast Lumber corporation ha constructed a modern sanitary but cher shop here and is prepared t supply not only the local demand bu also Hemingway, Georgetown an< other nearby points. It has also in stalled an up-to-date market tha will compare favorably with those ii much larger places than this. The Seaboard shops have receive) two new 200-horse power boilers which will be installed immediately It is believed that this is but the be ginning of a great enlargement am improvement of these shops. The Andrews Mutual Building am Loan association has applied for i To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops th Cough and Headache and works off the Cold Druggists refund money if it fails to cure E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c Jf mEILMSI Si iavraffifegSS ian; be sweet; igarette burns ash?it never ; nor dries the ou?it doesn't ell cigarette, if -SOVEREIGN, al old, smooth, id Carolina to* Is?and Mil rco/ ; friends?and ides, just keep i -Buy me. and get i$ known rou mine* rettes otrrn^ charter. Its capital stock will t $100,000, and it expects to be read - for business by the middle of Febri h ary. t At the annual meeting of th i stockholders of the Bank of Ai e drews.all directors and other officei were reelected. The showing of th bank was remarkably gratifying i view of the unprecedented rains an storms of last summer. The volum of business of this bank has so ii s creased that a Burroughs bookkeep ing machine will be installed Febri a ary 1. i Most of us believe that clouda hav a silver lining, but few of us mak any effort either to turn the clouc round or to get behind them. [ A6E0 FARMER , Mac'f Ftrong and Well by Vino ' In !< tu*r prove# there is nothin, ' or.;..; .. l inol to create strength fo y v.vt.., -;i. Jown conditions. v Centre, N. Y.?"I am a far 3 ! mer 74 years of age and got into i | weak, run-down condition as a resul , | of the Grippe. Our druggist suggests ^' Vinol to build me up and I notice< a | an improvement soon after taking it ? and it has restored my strength so | can now do a good day's work. Mi I wife has also taken Vinol for a run e down condition wjfb splendid results,' !; ?H. W. TESTES. *" ; ( Scott Drug Co, Kingstree, S C. EXCELLENT ADVICE. atjc aco Pay by Check and Save AH Bust- . iter ness Papers. ^Is It was by the saying: of the follow- che< ingr letter that a certain farmer was J R enabled to pret payment for a ship- had ment of peaches from a somewhat som unreliable produce dealer. The par- It w ticular letter read: paid "Your shipment of 45 crates arri- dart ved late today and 9old for $1.60 to wou $1.75 per crate. Receipts heavy today Produce Co." miu' It took all of three months to ad- once just the above matter, and had it not been possible to produce the letter, ^ nothing would have been received from an unreliable firm. This emklB| phasizes the value of saving all correspondence which one may receiye Sa during the progress of any business the s transaction. Nam In this connection, there is no bet- for h ter way than to pay all bills by check, mitii Someone has said that a checking ac- build count is a better protection against fast i nocturnal visitors than a watch dog, the , as such people will not risk life and broui liberty by entering a house where to w< they know the owner pays all ac- he re counts by check' the d Last year a neighbor was obliged there to pay a bill a second time because the li he hod no receipt, neither had he paid the account by check. About Th December 1 he paid his fertilizer bill 8^>mi of $30 to his dealer. On4 month af- ~~~ Whet fAvnravrl fUof mavakflnf nmu Viiiat in^i vuauv iaucu, auu he had not credited the man with the Tin payment of his fertilizer account, The fertilizer company took the welll matter to the court, together with * eight or ten others in a similar situ- Build f a a nninv J^L A or MR. A SURE SPA] SLEA The electrodes constructed that the sparking gap MJU Kin8str L. T. Thompson W == 12|c lb. Paid foi Choice Beef, Pc 9 Mutton an 5 THE PEOPLE'! : H. A.'MILLER, I IA * How to "Can" Eat Pore Food from tl >t ? j? We have a lull line of foot guarantee in every instance - effort to get the very best tl von are looking for a reallv : i Flour, Coffee, Tea, M in fact, anything to eat, cor We have it for you. M. H. JA ONE ST ' Kine(strce, -s II i . V' ' I >11. and my friend had to pay his ount a second time. That one n would have paid him well for time in writing all necessary :ka for several years, eturninfr from the mill where he sold some wheat, a friend in J J t_ i- i.1 i_ e way aroppea nis pocKetDOOK. as quite fortunate the bank had him by a check, otherwise the :ey who found the pocketbook Id hardly have returned it to the , thence to the owner. After using: a checking: account, one not care to return to former isinesslike methods.?Progressivt ntr. efers Dungeon to Jnte Mill. n Quentin, Cal, Jan 20:?For leventeenth time, James B Mcara, who is serving a life term lis confessed part in the dynaig of the Los Angeles Times mi a j i UUK Hi ii71V, UU1J till LiCU attautoday in his refusal to work in jute mill. Every day he is ght out and asked if he is ready Drk in the mill. As regularly fuses and then is led back to ungeon. He has been confined > longer than any prisener in ist five years. ere are hundreds of overworked achs to every overworked brain. sever You Need a General Toalc Take Grove's ; Old Standard Grove's Tasteless Tonic is equally valuable as a ral Tonic because it contains the mown tonic properties of QUININE RON. It acts on the Liver, Drives Idalaria, Enriches the Blood and s up the Whole System. SO cents. PLUG OF MANY IFKITS. RK. SOOT PROOF. K PROOF. OTORS. OIL-DRIP EATURE. on "Eklips" Plu? are so no oil can accumulate in between the points. >r sale*by ee 'Garage, i, Proprietor * um* Market Price Paid * Cow Hides. >rk, Sausage d Veal. 5 MARKET Proprietor. the Grouch II te Pure Food Store i products that we can . We make a special le market affords. If superior brand in eats, Vegetables ne right to this store. lCOBS ORE South Carolina V . '