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(FIRE* INS YOUK HOUSE is n it was a year ago It woi to rebuild it, if a Fire I not increase your Insu] ding a third, others mor< the safe thing to do. It cident to turn the bigge I R. C. J O 1 9 N ex sen Building Tnu^ I For Conslipa I / 1 OOD health cai ax i / maintained 11 cunt is allowed to poison the Nujol works on an enti: principle. Without forcin fating, it softens the foe This enables the many tin] in the intestines, contra* expanding in their norma squeeze the food waste along and out of the system. It is absolutelyharm less and pleasant to Regular as IflNu 0 CIockwork"^&\ M VS| ?4 Ml n! r He drove a mile I to get "Gre Motorists who once use ' TOR OIL gladly go out oi to keep this particular li cases, knowing they will 1 trouble, because "GREE^ tablishes a preference for i loose. In more than two thousand Sox will find "GREEN FLAG" Mo dealer in the town, and you m his motor oil business is die lar growing. There is a first-class dealer in "GREEN FLAG" Motor Oil, courteous service. You'll like 1 have him see to it that your era re-filled with "GREEN FLAG,' cant This wonder oil is produced from i vania base, the standard recognize as the best, to which is sdentificall castor ofl, proven to be the grea known, and which was used ezclus If yon want the beat k kit insurance afainst pair bills, together wi um^ |'GREEN FLAG," Coats M r..?. u, SvyytM by tkt l?Uovta| Amk fcr Gram Flu ft??f Compound tu Otmm Williamsburg Hardware Ca, Lake CUj Motor Salee Cs GreelyriDe Motor Sake Cfc, B. F. Barrineao, it 1 urance"] orth more today than | lid cost you a lot more | lemon got it. So why | ranee? Some are ad- I It is the wise thing, * takes only a little ac- | st house into a pile of | iNSON, 1 KINGSTRCC.S.C. 11 31 'tl?n Hllllllll rely new fl B ig or irri- B fl >d waste. I I / muscles fl fl sting and fl fl IRAGE * f. *y 1 ? ^<Zs tS|1 ? A M. Lm. 1 m.m.M^*^M out ot nis way """"" en Flag!" "GREEN FLAG" M<i F their way if necessary lbricant in their crank >e amply repaid for the I FLAG" once used est that can not be shaken ithern towns and cities jot! tor Oil for sale by the b'-^ rill- find, upon enquiry, t at gest in town, and constant Jg I this city ready to sell yoii and give you prompt an 4 him. Go see him now, a:.i ink case is well drained, asd ' the world's supreme lubrithe very highest class Pennsvld by authorities on lubrication ly blended a proportion of pure test high temperature resistant ively in war planes. iowi protection for your aaotor, lk? umrruttd depreciation and iretl? tke grontoat lubricant economy, the "aaecvotilea-per-nalloi. MOTOR am to Lula wtt i la tbe end woU-kaoun tehm TOngstree* S. C Lake City* C C Greetyritle, S. C Andrew*, S. C A NEW WAR MACHINE I i 11,000 Shots a Minute, Fired by ] Noiseless Gun. ! Clothed in strict secrecy and at- j tended only by officers of the Army j ani government scientists, experi- i ments are being made at the bureau j of standards on a large-caliber ma- j chine gun, from which bullets are pro- j pel led at a high rate by centrifugal i force. The weapon is practically soindless in operation, and if perfect- I ed will have a revolutionary efect i upon the use of small arms in modem warfare. The gun consists of a rotating barrel with a bore of approximately onehalf inch. This barrel is attached to a shaft which is caused to rotate by motor driven gears at varying speed. The projectiles which are one-half inch caliber and spherical in form, are fed into lihe gun by an automatic i feed, obtaining a speed, or muzzle , velocity, of approximately 920 foot seconds at 8,000 revolutions per minute of the gun barrel, 1,135 feet per second at 10,500 revolutions and 1,210 feet per second at 11,000 revolutions per minute. The penetration of the projectile is about seven inches of pine wood at I,2(0 feet per second at a distance of six inches from the muzzle of the rifle. The gun can maintain a rate can be maintained, according ETA of l ire of one shot per revolution, or II,000 shots for 11,000 revolutions per minute. However, any rate of Jure can be maintained, according to the number of 'projectiles that are fed into the barrel at the will of the operator. It can be handled for traverse fire in much the same maimer as an ordinary machine gun, and is designed for light armored cars, tanks and airrljuip.fi. One important feature of the gun is tliat it does away with the use of powder or other explosives as a means to propel .the bullets. Centrifugal force throws the projectiles forward.?Washington Post o Reports Indicate Success J ??? Columbia, June 29.?Reports received at the headquarters of the stats-wide expansion campaign of the South Carolina Development Board covering the past week indicate success for the movement Some of the distncts were not able to complete thei:- canvass within the time originally set and they will continue their enrollments of members and pledging of support for some days longer. . The one outstanding fact in connection with the drive, according to tie members of Governor Cooper's state committee, is that wherever earnest' active work has been done by the committees, they have been completely successful. This indicates, the commpmhors env that the citizens are irtrongly behind the plan for the development of the State's resources as outlined l>y the development board. One of the important incidents of the campaign has been the strong sopport given by the cotton mill men. In several manufacturing centers mill owners hsve readily agreed that their support of the undertaking should be on the basis of one cent per spincle. In accordance with its announced intention of making markets and marketing the first of its large projects, the development board has already commenced an intensive study of the subject with a view to adopting a workable plan for South Carolina and putting it into operation at once. Walter G. Braden, president of the National Community Market Associaticn, and T. Park Hay, Jr., manager of the markets bureau of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, have been in consultation with the board officers the past week. It is hoped to have several of the proposed home cash markets organized and operating in time to care for the fall crops. ?o Everything New. Robert's father bad just beeo mar* lied the second time. One afternoon Robert had a friend of his over to hM new borne. Alter be bad shown ths little boy an through the bouse be said: "Do yon know, dark, every* thing In this bouse Is new. even my mother.* Sitm Brown's Cafe I For Colered People I Opposite Poet-Office in Beer of I Berber Shop. | YOUR PATRONAGE INVITED I was born in Williamsburg ] County and have been in the I restaurant business 14 vears Iand defy anyone to take better care of your needs when you are hungry. So don't forget SAM BROWN DURING THE TOBACCO SEASON 6-17-3tp. wnnninABMHi ! TOBAC i We just r Sheets I very [ yoi "He Made Kingsl Hampton Street Li ValveTr nar mai apt a h and den< pur fail pro futi nes* wit fall lilt When better a CS| D.J KINGSTl&EE, > . :* : ' CO BARN eceived a shipn and, as this 11 scarce, better let iir order at once will need a : nr rpnairs. wr / Fit Just Rigfa by Sheet Metal i tree Hardi We lead; Others Folio -in-Head Efi HE Buick Valve-in-Head ? 1 IN / il car is "just a neaa or v y types?"just a head" in tids of buyers who knc >reciate Buick efficienc; eaJF in superior quality, workmanship, and in tb ce and preference of thorn chasers who have place :h in< the performance ol ducts, and who are protecti ire motoring pleasures ai i interests by placing theii h Buick dealers for sumi delivery. IM . SISMuOO MtW K44 il Kf49 - tl?O IML4I tifcM . ffmn IhMM r. AM. AH M, Mm AM 4#ril W utomobiles are built, Bui f. BilPS. Local D so "V . H 0 TBI i K lent of Flue naterial is us book fc' I ? ?r/\n { ii jvw ? "v ^ .-'V U 9 \ 1 t Kind!" i Experts! ; t f y ? ij I' ' ' I r 11 /vare Co. |j Kingstrte, 8. 0. U 1^1 1 ; ':'i i- i " ' ' -|j ? V. ' ' V'-l ficiency | .^ 1 1 motor he ordi- fl the de- V >w and jl y?'"just , design e confitands of d their f Bnick ng their > k) ban- i r orders >f j ner BDU \ r IMMM ? hmjm i . imn n -?^1 ick will build thesp f ' i ealer, UTH CAROLINA*?' J