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TRY THE The scales seldom fail to a (air gauge of health. If; are not feeling up to the rr place the loss and build up W -w -? a unique combination of ^ having definite recent the hlcocf, restores we? tone to the whole syster uj j[ ground, fry Scott's Emu Scou Ot fcowue, MUST REPORT BY APRIL 3 ; i Committeemen in Cotton Reduction j Drive Urged to Report , Columbia. March 26.?The South .< Carolina Cotton Association has giv- 1 en out the following: t To the Committeemen: It is of vi- i tal importance that we receive detailed reports from your county by 1 April *J, showing total number of ( acres cotton planted in 1918. total '' number acres planted in 1919, total t reduction in cotton acreage in 1918 ; t as compared with 1919. A number of ] counties have filed this report. It is 11 absolutely pecessary that we have ! the report from every county in the 1 State before we can complete our report, which is necessary that we for- i ward to each of the cotton-growing i 1 1 - ? ntthliV l i>xaies ana renuci iv ure !>?? % | meeting on April 3. |1 Please without fail attend a pub- i Ik meeting in your county at the j oourt house on March 28 at 11 a. m. Carry your friends with you and be i prepared to make a report, and most i important of all, at this meeting ( elect not less than ten delegates to i the mammoth meeting which is to be held in Columbia April 3 at 2 p. m. ] You are cordially invited and urg- i ed to attend a public meeting in Columbia at Craven Hall April 3. This ! meeting will be addressed by some ?f the best experts in the South on matters of vital importance to the cotton interests. Every State in the cotton belt will ; elect twenty delegates at a public meeting similar to this, it being the duty of these delegates to formulate and arrange the most feasible and < practical plans for a banking system that will meet the ends of the cotton situation, to properly finance cotton ATI Right no dolls t 11 Beautiful line of DRESS 600DS AND 6IN6HJ SPECIAL APRON AND DRESS GIN6H 15 Cents the yard. Tb Hampton A.y ______ f i SCALES reveal the truth, they are you are losing weight and { lark, it is high time to re-; ? the powers of resistance. ! MUISION tonic and nourishment, i true five properties, enriches 1 *ht and imparts vigor and n. If you feel yourself losing i ~ .i - c. | itsion?r.sc o(/cji^ui-uuuui.i. ?loom?el<l, N. J. 15-1 mmm^Mwmmmi? and stabilize the price. Also to ar-' range the most feasible plans for exporting. marketing anil warehousing >f cotton, probably along the lines1 suggested by Governor W. P. G.' Harding, and arrange plans for a :horough, permanent organization of ihe Southern Cotton Association. The membership of this association ;o be composed of farmers, mer:hants, bankers, and business men. This association is to extend hroughout the belt. This association .vill be wonderfully helped by 'he Farmer's I'nion, Banker's Associa:ion and various associations of the Soutii, all of which will contribute :o it. If you have not already done so, j (trill you please complete the work I in your township in time for youri meeting on March 28. We will cer- i tainlv expect you to be with us at the big meeting in Columbia on April 3. The work of the association will, of course, continue. Each and every county will be expected to continue to send reports in from time to time. We take this opportunity of expressing to you our high appreciation for the assistance that you have rendered in this work, which menas so much to our entire State. Yours respectfully, J. S. Wannamaker, Chairman. o The following Williamsburg men have recently been discharged from the army: David McCutchen, Peter Pearson. Lanes; York McKnight, Clarence Brockinton. Kingstree; James Wilson, Bryan; Little Oliver, Bloomingvale. The list is furnished us by the war camp community service. Columbia. rENi w is the ti ir reach it tig goods 1 thi = WE IN I Full Hue of ^ ^ KING QUALITY I SHOES for men and boys J All Sizes KABO CORS1 IMS. FULL LINE OF AMS Choice Grocei AT ALL TIMES. ie Peo venue SUSTAINS PAINFUL INJURY Mr. I- E. Wood Knocked Down By Automobile in Sumter Sumter, March 25.?Just before the opening of Court of Common Pleas Monday morning Mr. L. E. Wood, court stenographer, met with a very serious and painful accident, when a car, driven by Mr. R. J. Kolb, ran over him. Mr. Wood was badly bruised and cut, being knocked down, the car passing over his entire body. It was at first feared that he had sustained serious injuries, hut a later examination at the Tourney hospital, where he was imme1 iVin font t V\ Q t 'JlliWiJ lUNt-ll, lOCOICU UIV. IHVt no bones were broken and that hehad not sustained any internal injuries. The accident, according to eye-witnesses, was an unvoidable one, and no one regrets the matter more than Mr. Kolb himself. It is hoped that the injured man will soon be out and able to return to his duties. Mr. Kettering Says:? DKLCO-LICHT is the physical manifestation of a thought. Never cuss a Gasoline Engine, i Cuss t*he Designer. DELCO-LIGHT ran 2000 hours before the first plant was sold. All things are manufactured by man for man's comfort and needs? Lf men were twice as large as they are, chairs would be made just double their present size. So long as man is willing to debase his ideals for the dollars he can make, we shall have wars. Commercialism "don't go"-in DELCO-LIGHTING. "5>peea counts iur uuuiuik, m making a success. If you are on the wrong road, the faster you go, the farther you will get from the desired object. The chief thing is to "get right"?then "stay right". We shall go out of business rather than design or manufacthre cheap apparatus. DELCO-LIGHT is practically a "custom-made" plant. It is cut to fit the needs of the Farmer. Ask J. V. CARTER, Lake City j for a demonstration. . . Charleston is taking a holiday for the purpose of extending a royal welcome to units of the 30th division which is disembarking there today. The News and Courier this morning came out in a. special welcome edition and is highly creditable to the city. i riON ime when s greatest where he < e be^l for vite you ;fords /% for Ladies and Children JJC AGENTS FOR TF ? Globe TailoringCoi 'IPS Measure Taken any tin AW Guaranteed. pie's J % Hats Fo: We carry t in the Coun makes. In addition ma q vvt navt u hats at popi Some t * \ Kingstrei THE , FB everyone ; limit in va :an get the that dollar TO OUR S"; Keep Cool CLOTHING for Men IE We Are i Men's for i Vu,dex Ne, 01 .? _ " r" oniro Sewinj I ilercan KINGSTR r Men's ;he nobbiest lis* ty and we handle to our J. B. St nice assortment liar prices. : Stetson St; J. B. STETSON HATS FOE MEN ^ eDry G< STOBE OF ftUALI UEN should n lue by 1 CL most am ? roRE = FINE LINE OF ~ Spring J and Jf Summer iff Hats & vf Caps for \| BOYS and MEN M Sole Agents Here j the Famous \ v Home ? Machine * f me v EE, SOUTH I Heats 1 ' I : of hats ^ JB ! the best i 1 i ^ I tson line. I of other 1 I yles J I rods Co. I py PS! ] lake Ms juyJ I I * ' / - 1 We Raaly-toWUaor Children's' i fll\\ Dresses. f A nice assortment to select troinJ m * " "o., CAROLINA. M V - '>*1 ' ' ' ?