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Caii a Bricklayer Keep Books ? Not uni.m h?> lagtu how by practice and stud\. Th? Mam** way, everybody can't saw tnon. y Not because its a hard thing <?> do. they Just haven't "got the habit. ' and Ks such a gfgRtable hallt to ?OgUlfS, Let us tell you ggOW lt. tifl The Peoples' Bank, Without Costt to You On on?? piece of paper you can have the amount in words and figures; .he name of person v< celving payment; the date; if de? sired th? purpose for which i .yment Is made; your own name and a le^al receipt. A complete, systematic record of each one of your financial transactions If you deposit your earnings with us and pay your bills by -heck. Fir^t National Bank. You'll Read This If you are interested in the pur? chase of hardware. We have a new store, new goods, and the RIGHT PRICES too. We invite you to call and inspect our stock. Drop in to? day and see us. Burns-Lowry Co. The New Hardware People ? Let's Get Acquainted. LAND LIME. We ere prepared to furnish this product at prices that will enable every farmer to use it. We have a very low price this year and nothing will do your land more good, especially run down lands, or low and sour land. It Is necessary for all leguminous crops such as Alfslfa. clover, vetch, peas, etc. Get our prices In car lots or In smaller quantities. Samples on request. BOOTH HARBY LIVE STOCK COMPANY, SUMTER, S. C. TEETH AND MONEY. Money spent on teeth Is a good investment and one that gives you dally returns. Money the .Medium of Exchange. . Is only good so far as it gives u? the things which contribute to our health, comfort and happiness. When Spent on the Teeth it brings i s all Three of the Above. The Sumter Dental Parlors are de? voting their life work to the care of the teeth, let them look your mouth over. Sumter Dental Parlors, DR. C. H. COURTNEY, Prop. nti.it MM, ATKINSON'S MILLIN EKY STORE. WHKN IN NEED OF A GOOD WORK SHOE EASY. HONEST AND WELL MADE, Ask l or the CRAFTSMAN LINE Manufactured Hv Witherspoon Bros. Shoe Mfg. Co. SUMTER, s. c. Sold by all RESPONSIBLE merchants. B?iy them and tut your Shoe Mil 29 pet cent. Satisfaction guaranteed. TAFT sws DEMOCRATIC POWER WILL Midi TOWARDS Tills END, President says Wilson's XdmlnUtra Iknj Will Dring Uood, By Patting Houtli Closer to Government? Washington, Nov. 12,?Greater op? portunity to give the South a "feel" Ing of ownership" in the government will be given the Wodrow Wilson ad? ministration than was accorded the present Republican regime, President Taft told the United Daughters of the Confederacy tit the opening session of their annual convention here to? night The president declared that "cir? cumstances have rendered it more dif? ficult for a Republican administration than for a Democratic one to give our Southern brothers and sisters the feel? ing of close relationship and owner? ship in the government of the United States." Activity of the Southerners in of? ficial life consequent to Democratic control of the government, he said, would gi\?> the South a feeling of a partnership in the conduct of the country's affairs that would do much toward eliminating sectional feeling. A great crowd of the Daughters gathered at the opening "welcome session" of the oonventlon to hear the president. Mrs, Marion Butler, president of the District of Columbia division of the daughters, presided and delivered the opening address of the welcome, Cuno Z. Rudolph, president of the dis? trict commission, welcomed the daughters on behalf of the city and the president followed. President Taft said the occasion that brought the daughters together "Wgj not the mourning at the bier of a lost, cause, * they met to celebrate the heroism, courage and sacrifice of the men of the South. He declared North and South alike should rejoice in the "common heritage" left by the war and that while the greater hor? rors of the war which visited the South made it n..?re difficult for the feeling of hostility to die out there than in the North, the sectional line was at. last entirety disappearing. "Until within recent decades," the president said, "prosperity has not shed her boon of Comfort upon the South with so generous a hand as upon the North. Hence those of us in the North who have been sometimes impatient at a little Hash now and then of the old sectional antagonism, are unreasonable In our failure to ap? preciate these marked differences. "For years after the war the Re? publican party which had carried the nation through the war to its success? ful conclusion was in control of the administration of the government and it was Impossible for the Southerner to escape the feeling that he was linked in his allegiance to an alien na? tion and one with whose destiny he found it difficult to identify himself. "Time, however, cures much, and after a while there came a Demo? cratic administration of four years and then another one of four years. Southerners were called to federal of? fices; they came to have more and more Influence In tho hulls of congress and In the senate and the responsi? bility of the government brought with it a sense of closer relationship. "1 speak for my Republican prede? cessors in office when 1 say that they all labored to bring the Sections more closely together, l am sure I can say that so far as in me has lain, 1 have left nothing undone to reduce the sec? tional feeling and to make the di? visions of our country geographical only. But I am free to admit that Circumstances have rendered it more difficult for a Republican administra? tion than for a Democratic adminis? tration to give to our Southern broth? ers and sisters the feeling of closer re? lationship and Ownership In the gov? ernment of the United States. Thus In solving the mystery of that providential dispensation which now brings on a Democratic administration to succeed this, we must admit the good in a more uon formed sense of partnership in this government Which our brothers and sisters of the Southland Will enjoy in an administration in which South? ern opinion will naturally have great? er Influence and the South greater proportionate representation in the i ahmet, in congress and In other high official stations, While 1 rejoli e In the steps that 1 have been able to take tc heal tin- wounds of sectionalism and to convey to the Southern people ;m f.tr SS I could mv earnest desire to make this country one. i can no! deny that my worthy and distinguish? ed Ruccessor has n greater opportu? nity and i doubl nol be will use it for the benefit of th.un*ry at large, ?: fell to my of!l< 111 i"t, ?Ith unl? versal popular approval, to issue the ordt i blch made it possible to creel tin- beautiful monument to the heroic dead of (he South that you founded today, Tie- i\'Mt in itself speaks volumt ? is t-> the oblivion of section? alism i* gives in,. not only great pleasure and great honor, but it gives F AIR ASHION LEET _Week in Charleston. November 18 to 23, 1912. THREE Big Weeks combined in one of Unalloy? ed Diversion of every nature, Attraction and Alluring Amusement. Fleet Week. BATTLESHIPS, TORPEDO BOATS, DESTROYERS. LARGEST AGGREGATION AND MOBILIZATION OF UNCLE SAM'S BUILDINGS OF THE SEA EVER SEEN SOUTH ARMY AND NAVY PARADE. TEN THOUSAND MEN IN LINE. DON'T MISS THIS. Fashion Week. Fair Week. AN INNOVATION AND FEA? TURE ENTIRELY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE. NEVER BE? FORE UNDERTAKEN BY ANY SOUTHERN CITY. DAZZLING ILLUMINATIONS FOR LARGE PRIZES, AND GORGEOUS DISPLAYS FOR THE EDIFICATION OF THE CITY'S GUESTS. WORTH CROSSING A TINENT TO SEE. CON ON THE $25o,ooo GROUNDS OF THE FAIR ASSOCIATION. EVERY FEATURE OF AN ATTRACTIVE COUNTY FAIR IS PROVIDED: STOCK, CAT? TLE, POULTRY, AGRICUL? TURE, RACING AND HIGH CLASS AMUSEMENTS. INDUSTRIAL AND EDUCA? TIONAL EXHIBITS. WOMN S WORK EXHIBITS. YOU WILL ENJOY ALL THESE, Reduced R^&jlroa.d Rates, Take a Week off and come to Charleston mo tho greatest satisfaction as a lover Of my country, to bo present as pres? ident of the United States and pro? nounce upon this occasion the bene? diction of all trje Americans.'' Mrs. Monroe McClurg of Missis? sippi replied to the addresses of wel? come and after several musical num? bers the session was concluded by the presentation of a Confederate flag to the organization. The presenta? tion speech was made by Mrs. Fannie Ransom Williams of North Carolina on behalf of Oren Randolph Smith of North Carolina, the designer of the Confederate flag. SAVANNAH SEK KS MOTOR RACES. Automobile Club Will Make Effort to Land Grand Prize and Y ander hilt Bventi for i?i3. Savannah, Ga.. Nov. 12.?The Sa? vannah Automobile club decided to? night to make application for the 1913 Grand Prize and Vanderbilt cup au? tomobile races. The latter has been staged once on country roads near, Savannah and the former three times with very great success from every standpoint. The fact that militiamen can b obtained who will police the rourse will be urged in the applica? tion for the races. The club recently passed a resolution asking this I (Chatham) county to issue bonds to the amount of $1,000,000 for the building of permanent country roads. Mrs. Sol Rosenberg, of Abbeville, is in the vity to visit relatives. COTTON. Ijo not fail to see me when you have cotton for sale. Make a special? ty of long staple cotton and am al? ways in the market for same. ERNEST HELD, Cotton Buyer, 2? X. Main St. Oftieo at Sumter Cot? ton Warehouse Also. If you are thinking of buying A DIAMOND, we beg to have the honor of your attention to our gems of purest ray. We are always In a position to show you diamonds of the most exquisite character. (Junlity gCBII only is OUT way. We lUYVO them at right prices and will give a guarantee with each stone as to (piality and size. W. A. Thompson, .11 AVI I.IH AND OPTICA!*. Who Gets the Money You Earn? Each deposit you make in our Bank is another step toward Fortune and success. No man ever reached the top without climbing. First advance is your First Deposit, after that each step is easier than the last. Why not deposit with us. The Bank of Sumter TO THE Business Community. We extend the accommodations of a Strong and Well Equipped Bank. The Farmers' Bank & Trust Company. Porter-Snowden Co COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 90 e. bay street. Charleston, S. C. ah Cotton Handled on Commission. Extra Staple Cotton a Specialty Would be Glad to Receive Consignments From You, Which Will Command our Very BEST ATTENTION MOLES and WARTS j Removed wltll HOLE8?FF, without pain or ?langer, no matter how large, or how far r^iM^I above tlto Airfare of tlio nkhv Ami they will never return, ami no iraocor -<-ar will he left. IIOU2B* OFF la applied directly to Hie MOI I or \x UlT, whic h ?ntm>i> disappear* in about -i\ day*, killing *i*?- u? nn ami leering the *kin llUOOtll ami natural. Miii inh i i* put up onl) in i>nc Dollar bot tare Bach i><>t11? Is neatly packed In pla n caae, accompanied by full direction*, and contains enough rented) ti? remov* eicht or teal prdtnary m?m.i:s vVAUTS \V< pell MOLE80FF under a i>?'sii:\,. GUARANTEE if 11 fuiln t ? remove your MOLE or \\ ' HT, wo will pi omptly refund the <i<*i tr. l it.iida iHatributing Companj l>epertmtm. IVn^aeola ria.