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I Th ree Generations Testify to the Efficacy of? DR. CALDWELL'S Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative in maintaining the family health. A combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, free from opiates and narcotic drugs, and pleasant to the taste, it act;> easily and naturally, restoring normal regularity. First prescribed by Dr. Caldwell more than twenty-five years ago,it is today the indispensable family remedy in countless homes throughout the United States. Sold in Drug Stores?50 cts. and$1.00 A trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by writing to Dr. W. B Caldwell, 457 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois ^ 99 W It you have farms or city property for sale, write us. We will subdivide and sell your property AT AUCTION quickly and 9 profitably for you. I , Farm bands Oar Specialty?Territory Unlimted 9 Ninety-Seven Thousand Six Hundred and Eighty-Eight acres of Farm 9 Land amounting: to over FIVE A11LLION DOLLARS sold in 8 _ 1918. Write for booidet of endorsements and informarion about our auction methods. MpAATlANTC COAST REALTY COMPANY M zj( THE NAME THAT JUSTIFIES TOUR CONFIDENCE" \*?50y4/ 0fflccs: PETERSBURG VA a"d GREENVILLE, N. C j COFFINS AND CASKETS , I A tare" r?i varied assortment to select from I AmAaimaLJa Unoron onrl Pllkflflr.TirOfl /lUIUIIIMIfUC ilCOlOC ailU uuuuuiiivu Horse-Drawn Hearse. Experienced Services Rendered Day or N ight Kingstree Hardware Co. Phones 35. 46. 59 or 122 We Lead; Others Follow. J ^ The hotter the day, the better you H like it 7TW Summer'* fresf bwragm I Delightfully cool and refreshing Effj nr\A o raolltr Koolfhfill KpVflra (XA ffi? 1 tlCClllJ tibCUUUUt fc/v t v? n 1 _ * Authorities agree that Bludwine contains vita* M mines. These principles are indispeoaable constit- fj Fftf f cents of food and are found in grains and fruits. ff nj^ They are, however, lacking in white breads, canned if | x??ds and polished grains. Bludwine, prepares U Ffi Telephone your grocer for a ca?e today BLOODWINE BOTTLING CO.,?in?stree,S < The Old Reliable County Record?l.;d die Y ri r> o? ? /-? .1 r i 1 ? I I Fo-rr;- -Tr-3 Cab Driver. Now jr. . A'li-r " " ? .? of Fren.S Pre- i " r'i..r ? J-fling Days. UJ ? ( ?. . i; 14 j ?-li. :on raii<'li p-\-ir Tn- " mi:. :. iVa^h.. is a iran aam? ! Xioli- | who. .11 n:< y?u:t ?v ?::i\~ 1 35 wa> can orivcr to <'i'Miit in.- ..!!. ::ii' j J who !:h- accompanied ihc French ! prfir.i'T to rn my 1 c.onbat on :Ji*> "fl*l<l of honor." ^ j- "No on* in any country.' Itc remarked the oflo?r day. mandiDK unions: Dl his chickeus. "ha^ fought >0 tuany j duHs as M'sietl Cletnenceau. Tliey ! oame from what h?- wrote in his paper. But he was so strong. He al- ^ ways won. No adversary could hold g a sword against him. {j "It was against the law. of course." g added the old Frenchman, seventy- a two now, in a whisper, "so we always g slipped out of the city for these g flights." ^ M'sleu Thien's cab stand used to be # in froht of L'Intrasigeant. Clemen- g ceau'a paper. Almost nightly, be says, the present premier would come ? out of his office and hail cab 8088. "He got the name 'Tiger.'" M. Thlen * explains, "because he was always the jf boas, like the big striped cat is the f? boss af all animals. "Ah, my friend, those were the hap- * py days! Of course I will not insnlt M say chickens. They are good ones, as chickens go. But It is a tame life ihtre. I dream often of the old days , when M'alen Clemenceau would hall me long about two o'clock is the morning and we'd be off." KEPT SHOES AS ORNAMENTS American Footgear Considered by Unfortunate Serbian Woman as Altogether Tee Beautiful to Wear. I Anything that will keep the feet fl from the ground Is considered a shoe I la Serbia. fli In the remote rural districts of the _ country It Is said that many of the people lire and die without owning a JK pair of shoes. In the bitterest weather fl they travel through mud and snow K without adequate foot covering. They d| consider themselves fortunate If they K can secure old gunn.v saeks or heavy n cloth, which they tie about their feet jg with twfne In winter. { The first American-made shoes that (were distributed by the American Red Jjj Cross created a tremendous stir fe among the people of the distant vil- I lages. One old woman who had never owned a pair before took the shoes that had been given to her to her home i and put rli??m on a shelf above the flreI p!sc??. sii?* pleased as a child ? l to own them, luit nothing could Induce her to wear thepi. She said that she W intended to save them for fetes, or P perhaps for her burial. They were H P "much too beautiful to be worn," she | j said. f f Gem't Romantic Hf?tory. I Truly romantic is the story of the Braganza diamond, a stone of 1.060 I L carats, and "as large as a goose's egg," E .which, for more than a century, has t been the proudest possession of the I ? Portuguese crown. This amazing stone, V I which Mr. Streeter. the great author- I ? ity on gems, has valued at ?58,000,000, I ? nr?a nipVdrt nn hv three Brazilian out- | Bi laws in the half-dried bed of the Abaite river. In the province of Mints - Geraes. The outlaws took the stone to the i qetrest village priest, who obtained access for them to the governor, Into (whose possession it was given. The 1 diamond, the largest and finest hither- 1 to found, was dispatched to Lisbon, with the result that the three outlaws received the royal pardon and a rich 5 reward, while the padre to whose friendly offices they owed their good fortune was given high preferment Ih the church. > Flower Gardens of Holland. It was only after the fall of Con- : L stantlnople In 14.13 that Holland beI came such a gay land of flowers as It I now is. Many Dutchmen went to the East during the years of the great crusades, and those of them who loved beautiful things brought seeds with them. When these were planted in the rich soli of Holland such wondrous flowers appeared as had never before been seen In that country. The people became wildly enthusiastic over the new colors and scents and foliage brought to them from the East, and In Holland there sprang up a great love for gardening. j ! Orchid Hard to Secure. Nearly all the orchid* found In Burma can be grown with a little care and attention In private gardens. There Is one exception, a sweet-smelling species called tazln by the Burmese. and which Is usually brought to market In Christmas week In Rangoon. ' ft. It only seeins to flower In the most i malarious and least frequented locall- j ties, and at a time of the year which is | W the tigers' mating season, and when j A they are most dangerous to human bejj Ings. It Is in great demand by Bur- < ffi; | mese and sell* for Its weight In silver. L What Mother Wanted. I heard a knock at my door the j other morning and on answering ft | fonnfl my neignoors sma:i nou. ih rj "Mother wants to borrow your I ' Union?lemon " I at once knew I he wanted my lemon squeezer, but us m ho always finds some way to express I himself T did not offer to help him I out. Again he started and, with suggest- j I , lee motions of his hands, said: "She , ? ^^-1 wants your lemon?O, I know now?|| ' your lemon hugger."?Exchange. CEEP STRONG lr s an aid to robustness, thousands ! son thousands use icott's Emulsion ? regular as clcch-worlc the year mind A rrrh fnnir. jounds in elements that conioute to the up-building of : rength. Be sure that you ay Scott's Emulsion, Scott Hi Bo vne, B'.jomfield. V.J. 19-3 j p u KKI I ii a a DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Power Plant. The safest, surest and most J economical form of light and 1 power. J. V. CARTER, - Lake City, S. C. . i Help Your Digestion] When at hi reUers the indigestion with Ki-naiDS Dteotre cuOy em tongne?an pleasant to take as caadj. Keep your stomach sweet, try 10-awlda uaoc by aconrr * bownk cakois acorra bmuubon 19-Sa LOOK rORt 1 THE RED BAIL I [ TRADE MARK ?j& Modem ! Firearms ^Ammunition Sj| Shooting RrghT^ I? mi and More Coi "? 4 4 4 Family by Mai Electrical We offer. They are all p ties, past the state of experir large and varied assortment c il vanuus &iUUd UL 11U n Ui ?j electrical supplies, such as Ele ing Machines, Electric Vac Smoolring Irons, Electric I Shades, Flashlights Flashlighl Electrical THE SUPREMACY OF THE Victor Talking Machine Is acKnowLeaged. -n uuyiflg your Machine get the best, l ?. . rmam 11<TTTfc Victrul.XVi ttl The Victroia helps yoa JKitipl learn all dhenev* dances Perfect m.sic fo. dancing?bright -:n your own home. Practising u ;der ihes .-condition you are soon able tc aastei ai? the ucv. dances, jid e.<jcy tKan as oit~n s /oil v .1 r r*. ar . V c i.. and "ctrol ir?>m ^lr tc $20i? an' -jre'l. glariiy J den i. 61 te tk m lor you an, time ? <1 tell yo . Jx> ?u. :*a, tera<" The Victrdla We are the largest VICTROLA dealers j in South Carolina and the distributors in this section for the Steinway Piano Write Us for Prices. cirni imp uiicir unncc ino oiLULinu muoiu iiuuol, mo,, i CHARLESTON, S. C. - FLORENCE, S. 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