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Strong Men The Nation needs strong men and the right time to begin to build up strong manhood is during the growing period of childhood. Many mothers remember, with keen satisfaction, the days when SCOTTS EMULSION was one of the determining factors in building up the strength is A source of nourishment and streng!1 that ought never be overlooked by the mother of ^ (\ today who is anxious afco.:t JR'/ her fast-groyir^ boy or girl. *2^1 Scot*, & Bo\ t . 'anil\9J9 x..-cPLANS ON FOOT TO CONTRACT FIGHT OF BREWERS ANI) DISTILLERS New York, April 2.?Plans for a world-wide prohibition campaign to counteract an alleged plan of American brewers and distillers to transfer their activities to other countries after the United States goes "bone dry" were announced here tonight at headquarters of the New Era Movement of the Presbyterian Church. Especial emphisis, it was said, wHl be given to the campaign in the Orient, as, according to the statement, the Presbyterian church "fears that the brewers and distillers have narticular designs on China, India and other countries where the Presbyterian missions have been making great headway. The anti-liquor fight, it was said, will be waged by missionaries already in the field, as well as by spe\cial agents, some of whom already are operating in foreign countries. In addition to the anti-liquor fight in Mexico it was annuonced that the church also would conduct an intensive campaign against gambling, cook fighting and bull fighting. Four representatives of the church, it was said, already are in Europe planning the prohibition fight there. The Rev. Dr. Charles Scanton, of Pittsburg, general secretary of the board of temperance of the church, has charge of this work, and also is cooperating with the International Prohibition Federation campaign in Europe. Daniel A. Poling, Dr. D. L. Colvin and Capt Edward Page Gaston are working with Dr. Scanton. A similar campaign is being planned in Panama and South America by Dr. W. J. Johnson, while Dr.WilKam B. Allison is campaigning in Cuba and Guatemala. Missionaries have started similar work in Korea, Siam and Japan. AT rvigiit iivj doll; J 1 wy Beautiful line of DRESS 600DS AND GINGHl SPECIAL APRON AND DRESS GINGH 15 Cents the yard. ~Th Hampton Ai I"so Garden Seeds Wisely Clemson College, April 3.?To prevent loss in seed, fertilizers, garden space, labor and foodstuffs every gardener should give especial attention to the selection of crops, says Geo. P. Hoffman, Extension Service horticulturist. Plant sparingly of those things which must be used as they mature and plant liberally of those things Which may be saved for winter use by canning, drying or storing. The following amount of seed will plant in each case a garden row 100 feet long. String beans *2 to 1 pint Lima beans Vi to 1 pint ounce . _ Corrot 1 ounce Celery 1 packet AH squash % ounce Beets 2 ounces Sweet corn 4 pint Lettuce % ounce Muskmelon^j 4* ounce Cucumber 4 ounce Eggplant 1|3 ounce Kale, or Swiss chard 4 ounce Parsley '4 ounce Parsnips 4 ounce Vegetable oyster 4 ounce Onion sets (bulbs) 1 quart ; Onion seed 1 ounce Peas 1 to 2 pints Radish 1 ounce Spinach 1 ounce Tomatoes ' ? ounce Turnip 4 ounce One oi two pecks of early potato. s and one-half to one bushel of late potatoes are enough to plant to supply foud persons. Mr. Kettering Says:? DKLCO-LIGHT is the physical manifestation of a thought. Never cuss a Gasoline Engine. Cuss the Designer. DELCO-LIGHT ran 2000 hours be fore the first plant was sold. All things aw manufactured by , man for man's comfort and needs? , If men were twice as large as they I are, chairs would be made just douJble 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 DEL| CO-LIGHTING. j "Speed" counts for nothing, in making a success. If you are on the (wrong road, the faster you go, uie ! farther you will get from the desir' ed object. The chief thing is to "get right"?then "stay right". We shall go out of business rather 1 than design or manufacthro cheap apparatus. DKLCO-LKiHT is practically a "custom-made" plant. It is cut to fit the needs of the Farmer. i Ask J. V. CARTER, Lake City for a demonstration. rENi ?w is the ti ir reach it ng goods i A 1. tn< = WE IN1 \ Full line of ^ ^ I KING 1U11U QUALITY I SHOES ^ for men and bovs All Sizes iill uLuvd KABO CORSE IMS. FULL LINE OF AMS Choice Grocer AT ALL TIMES. ie Peo ? renue 11 . , I S#5tf! I J Kit i I rioi ime whe s greate yhere h< i be& f< /ITE YO FORDS V ? W X." for Ladies and Children AGENTS F ? Globe Tailorin ies Measure Taken i Guaranl pie's I%he* ISfyleplu# Clotnea is Clothes 30 135 Sold lgstree T5he S S, I in everyo ft limit ii i can get or that d >U TO OU Keep C CLOTH for IV I I OR THE ig Company any time. Fit Shirts teed. Merc KIN "Big Story" Substan Corr e Reasot r"PO men ket mi ^ our line: * ? rm 11 If They tell success. They tell dressed men here regularh Exceptioi fabrics, good at moderate { There's " visit to this S Come tod Suit! Sty left are known an over. I in Kingstree b: Dry Goc itore of Quality ruiEr me should i value by the mo& ai ollar. _ % R STORE = FIKE IK OF ool Spring aind i ING Summer I ij-x. ?_ f oats <x ^ len Caps for , BOYS and MEN | We Are Sole Agents Here for the Famous New Home Sewing Machine antile < f GST REE, SOUTI in Clothes I tial Quality r 4 ct Style j table Price i m for good clothes 2 Qtsnrl nnt cjtrnncr U Utw HU V/V?W WWiV.IQI | the story of our I who so lhany well i in this town buy | 7 every season.' i lal values, good i tailoring plvs style )rice. ne.ws" for you in a 1 tore. lay for that Spring Lc r.ui pq 1 r ww w vvf rw id worn the nation : Y ids Co. 4 ^DS! * make his huv ? 4/ id ( JPif Rwfk Children's Mil\\ Dresses. pp|| A nice assortment I I to select ^ Pp* trom. * * uo., H CAROLINA.