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|j New Welworth 1 i icpuvawivu. Choke of New Welw We ere supremely interested, just too food si 4 * i '1 ' ? ' .' i " \ ? b ] I 'I } i our patrons in erery way we possibly can to he is because we are convinced that in this the Wirthit ' ? . sell these waists, to feature thea in a merited raannei whom economy has any meaning. These Waists can fa KINGSTREE DR COawio m 1 A A1V W ? ? East Main Street, ft ? ? v sggf THE KING HARE 'sl u kingstree, ] ^ Kiel ^avir)^ Guaranteed "(j| ;V ^ *1$ r:>i jiiujiWw as I rromw iiHHHI M 0 AVE at least 1-3 to 1-2 ^winter. At the higl saving should more than detiuily efficient r Cole' J Why be e slave to ee . extr *v*krant he*ting.plant g B _ He when Cole's Hot Blast HA{ W will give you perfect satisfaction for practically . ? , 1-2 your present fuel bill. mOF WW9Ha 1 1 Lignite, M 1-3 Fuel i llv^-% W** Yitrj \ Burns the c \ m /^V> ' A anc*bright St/7 ttillr /S is half gas. |E^ DUW '\ J fuel money e In VvwV is wasted in II ^PPCi* Blast Fuel & I cut) stops this II \V\ utilizes the gas Jg ^*s> stoves and tun 1 KHI * * o* This Burden No no L c Blouses Arrive! ie shipment of Wirthmor Waists there also came dels in the Welworth, made in the same efficient ;he same happy conditions, and in the same savilarity, as well as in goodness, in thorough dee WELWORTH is on the same high.plane as it's Wirthmor. They are members of the same respectd always live fully up to their good name and the Wirthmor excels all others ;n its field, in the ;s the Welworth tower above all others at the i it is sold. 1 orth Models $2.50 tore should lie, in the very worthy task of aiding r I ' ' , ep 3own the cost of their clothes expense, and it ht plai) is an effective aid, that we are glad to r, and to recommend them to every woman to e sold here only. Y GOODS CO., if Quality" KINGSTREE, S. C. =0 WARE CO., S* C' T] I gFuejBiRs I ! your coal bill this I 1 price of fuel this | pay for this won- I ' 491 I > \M. U fl surigmai a last Haater 8 Coal, Soft Cost, Slack, | food and Ugkter Fuda | Saving Guaranteed 1 cheapest grade coal clean Remember that soft coal t This valuable half of your | scapes up the chimney and I other stoves. Cole's Hot | iving combustion (see open | needless waste and saves and | half of the coal wasted by other is it into warmth and cheer for J V . . .. tit? BEADY FOB "Fill' Xeep Your Liver Active, Yoi System Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, the Nauseale33 Calomel Tablets, that are Delightful, Safe and Sure. Physicians and Druggisti are advi 1 in<j their friends to keep their systen puritied and their organs in perfe* working order as a protection again the return of influenza. They kno that a clogged up system and a bu liver favor colds, influenza and seriot complications. To cut short a cold overnight and 1 prevent serious complications take or Calotab at bedtime with a swallow c water?that's all. No ?jalts, no nauso; no griping, no sickening after affect Next morning your cotd has vanishe* your liver is active, your system is pur fied and refreshed and you are feelin fine with a hearty appetite for <breaj fast. Sat what you please?no dange Calotabs are sold only in sriguu | scaled packages, price thirty-five cent Every druggist is authorised to refun your money if you are not perfectl I delighted with Calotabs.?(Adv.) j SPORTSMAN OF STATE TO FORM ASSOCIATIOi Meeting Will Soon be Held in Co urabia And Permanent Organization Affected There is a movement underwa throughout the state to organize "Sportpien's Association." A list < honorary members is being prepare and the prospective membership now about 1,500, with 3.000 as tl goal. The purpose of this associatic will be to cooperate with the stal game wardens; encourage the pn tection and propagation of all kinc of fish and game: to secure frt parries preserves within the stab encourage the breeding and develo) ment of better dogs; lengthen tl seasons when such can be done wit! out doing an injustice to gar ? ar to take a hand generally in tl framing of ail laws eaacted by tl state legislature pertaining to fis and game so that they will be equ table to all concerned. The association is not i n one; making project in any sense of tl t ; r/ peep 4 s/ft* a*' > ( *or to do a lor o ' _ t^he o. pl ao* /* sl/pg j ( *** dow/v ifSL&M i I Thel * READV AND ANXIOUS TO BETTERMENT THAT OOMJ WE ARE HARDWARE THERE ARE MANY WA ES3ARY, TOO. IN ORDER 1 HAVE ANTICIPATED YOU! IN BOYS AND LOOOK ARO I | KINGSTI | (We Lead; Others Fc ??oid (no adrioiai or member shall receive a salary) but is being organized with a view toward making South Carolina the banner state insofar as | ,'ame laws and their enforcement are concerned. The idea of the South Carolina Sportsmen's Association originated through the accidental meeting of a ir :'ew sportsmen in Colombia early . I last spring. They were discussing the ^ame situation in South Carolina and A^ere unanimously of the opinion that a movement for "more game and better game laws" would attract the favorable attention of sportsmen throughout the state and each agreed s- to go home and discuss the matter " with the leading sportsmen in his ,t locallity. The idea met with such genw eral approval that a statewide move 7 ment iyas later agreed upon?the '* outcome of which is now the "Sports:(> men's Association of South Carolina. 19 A meeting will be held in Colum-, bia at an early date for the election I ^ of officers and it is expected that j. hundreds of sportsmen will gather in i Jr the capital city for the occasion. A j ? state charter will probably be secur- J p" : ed as soon as organization plans ! ti have been sompletod. ?. The following constituting a temd porary advisory board, are giving ^, their support and cooperation to the association: L. W. Boykin. Boykin; - J G. F. Wilson, M. D., Spartanburg; Jno. D. W. Watts, Laurens; Harry N Bates, Eastover; LeGrand Guerry, ! M. 0., Columbia; H. G. Kaminer, l_ j Gadsden; B. Game Gaines. Central; Thos. B. Butler, Gaffney; G. H.I Greene, Rock HiU; R. D. Guilds, Monck's Corner; J. Willis Cantey; j Boykin; Geo. R. Fishburne, Charles y ton; Legare Walker, Summerton; C. a j H. Yates, Camden; Adjer Stoddard, >f jOwings. d I E. C. Adamson, Summerville, is is' temporarily acting as secretary and te > all sportsmen in this section are urg,ed to send him their names and adm Iresses at once so they may be ente j rolled a member of the association. le Ky 1 SCALED HNS ONLY ie ]^HT^ AT YOUR GOOCEttS 16 r ? FHAXWEU HOUSE i| COFFEE ? I' i r~ , ^ swO'*s A/f yyt/j^ J suL^y Plows I c///w^K- _ /V^** I ^O/" Or COO"VT/?y I sur T*e littls oh \ ^/y/^7 / 5 5^5/7 ??oo& ? J /r v? /yjc 1 J :t'y 5oys Are LEND THEIR BEST EFFORTS IN AP ES TO THEIR HAND. HEADQUAiRTERS FOR THIS COMM lYS IN WHICH THE BOYS CAN HEL 'O GIVE THEM THE PROPER EQUIP ^ n fTrw a DIP I IVr AT TU K YYlin i\ OlU Liiiti ur 1 n UNO. YOU'LL FIND MANY THING'S ?EE HARDW llow.) V-i wi." " -.Jl'A ,'. 2l fcj? BASES ADVICE ON HIS EXPERIENCES COLORADO MAN SAYS HE SUFFERED 25 YEARS HAS GAINED 10 POUNDS Lopez Tells of Value Tanlac Proved, Hoping to Help Others , "Tanlac certainly helped me, and! hope my experience with it will encourage others to try it," 3aid Antonio Lopez, who lives at Delta, Colorado. "I was a sick man for 25 years/' continued Mr. Lopez. "My stoma# was in such a bad condition tnat iar the last five years I was not able& eat any supper at all, and. any Id# of fruit or vegetables would craqtp t me, so I never would touch any of them. I was simply miserable moft of the time from the gas on v/y j stomach. 1 lost considerable weig^jt, 1 and at the time I started taking Tuglac I weighed only one hundred and thirty-eight pounds. , \ ! "The few bottles of Taqlac I have taken built me up wonderfully and I [actually gained 10 pounds- on my first three bottles. My stomach is in such fine condition that .1 can eat anything now, including fruits agd vegetables, without suffering the slightest pain or trouble from gas. And I can eat a hearty supper now and enjoy every bite, too." Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold by Kingstree Drug Co., Kingstree; Farmer's Drug Co., Hemingway; S. S. Aronson Lanes; R. P. Hinnant Suttons; W. D. Bryan, Bryan. ? o?? i Phon/e 167 and have Jhe latest Model Singer sent to your house at once. KINGSTREE ,Kl)KhIIUHE COMPANY. . , Hunt's Salra, formerly called sL^Cl 1 Hoot's Out is mnsM w stop and permaaaotlyearo that #1 ^m| tawtbto lmhlMIt la som- ? oonnded for that porpoee aid vyl yoer mobay will be promptly wu a Mi feft s^.ngS C/U /( itah.Bd?a^hmi. RlngWorm wf 0 # I ofayottwim unm Ho V Jw a I tha bos. V\ / I For Mis locally by | W. V. Brockington, M. D. We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the publie have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.?adv. ' -W a4. * - . V. . f ? 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