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l]XAMPLE Of The"Successful Busi ness Man is a gooJ one to follow: you can't g far wrongif you walk in his foo:stet-s No man of afrns today i. without. a commeri-al bauk ccount: rno businosF. howevtr small, can alfd to be n iUhe u: na. I'vcu have-ot an aceount. set ;r ine for success by opening oue with today. Home Bak and Trust C Government Kept Going. "I notice that the old man's quit cussin'e government?" "Yes; after tryin' itefor 30 year. the government kept a-goin', jes' like it never heard tell of him-never so much as askin' 'him to lease let up an' give it a Jhancf grow up with the country. That made him so mad he was too mn1 fer utterance, he was struck speechless!" Whenever You Need a General Tenic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chil Tonic is equally valuable as a Geeral Tonic because it contains the wellw.,;- tonic propertisofQQUININE and IRO . it .icts on the Liver, Drives tiout Malt ia, Znriches the Blood and Builds up tbr. Whole System. 50 cents. CYPRESS SASH DOORS BLINDS MGUWINGS MWL WORK 1 We are in the Market f seven per cent. annual intere cent. of the appraised value o with an anr~ual repay myment 40 Opportunity The majority of banks do pose of haudling commercial: cial loans, but investment lo~i has been standing until it isi couvert the same mnto five yet k rate of interest and relieving Upon request we will be Union National i Ai1 Chas. H. H. A. Ka~ T. B. Sta L. M. Ha T. F. She Barron, 3 ('*~a Rheumatism For Young and Old The acute agonizing pain of rheumatism is soothed at once by Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub-it penetrates to the sore spot, bringing a comfort not dreamed of until tried. Get a bottle today. RHEUMATISM Here What Others Say: gas ighly recommend your Lin*ment as the best remedy for rheumatism I ever used. Before using it I spent large sums of money trying to get relief of the misery and pains in limbsad body, so I tried your Liniment both internaland external and I found quick relief, and now am well and strong again."-Gea. Curtis, "06 N. 15th SL., Sp r~a. Here's Proof "I wish to write and tell you about a &aH I had downfourteen stepsand bruised my neck and hip very bad. I could not aleepata I sentmywife for a2 cent bortle of your Lini-ent and in two days' time I was on my feet again."-Charler R44e 13-05A3 Prairie Ame, St Louie, Mo. SLOAN'S LDNIMENT forneuralgia, sciatica, sprains and brises. Al Drugsists, 2Se. Send four cents in stamps for a - TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B. PiladlriaPa. Credit Credit is an estimate of your ca pacity to worry about paying your bills which is held about rou by a lct of total strangers. Credit is also a be lief held of your ability to pay for something long after you have ceased to derive any benefit from it. Credit is likewise a gauge of your willingness ,o deceive yourself into the belief you can afford to buy something because you cannot pay cash for it. If every body paid cash there would be no bond issues, no huge clerical forces, ao national debts, no armies or mili tary systems, no schools such as exist today, no war. no degenerate fash ons-nothing but plain, everyday lis ing. Credit enables everybody to live & fictitious existence. Nothing exceeds ike credit.-Life. FoLfY KIDNEY PUES R.iBACKACHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER low To (live Quinine To Children. .3RILINE is the trade-mark name given to an nprovedQuinine. It is aTastelessaSyrup. plea. hil'-en take it and never know it is Quinine. 1, .specially adapted to adults who cannot iL.. ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor ans nrousnes nor ringin ia the head. Try ose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. '"he ame FEBRILINE isblown in bottle. 25 cents. n.Lc >r loans upon improved farm la ~t. Loan values restricted to an f the land al'ae. The terms of1 of principal based on the securit >Assist Your I ing business in South Cai-olina n oans and not investmnent loans. ns exclusively. If the loan you a reality an investment proposit tr mortgag'e on your relestate, your local bank. ~lad to mail you application blan1 lank Buildingi, Columbia, thorized Capital $250,0( 3arr-on. President. ler,. Vice Pr-esident. :khouse, Vice Pr-esident. vkins, Secr-etary~ and Tr-easurer. rwood, Assistant Secretary and [cKay. Frierson & Moffat, Gener nulnnt. Mannnillg S. C rmcal ( Another Chance for Hubby. Advertisement in a paper-not I the Billville district: "This is to n tify my husband, who got mad ax ran away without sayin' so much z a word, that if he returns home ax Eigns a paper to quit his meanne! and act sensible, like he ought to ha' been raised to, which he wasn't, abc all that I can think of now will t forgiven, provided, as said before,.th. he is a charged man an' will quit rai in' Cain an' a-doin' of nothin'.-Atlai ta Constitution. Ah! The lnvigorating Whiff of The Pil Forest. How it c'ears the throat and head < it-: muuous ailments. It is this spirit < Newnecs ;cd Viaor from the healt1 eivine.r Piney Forests brougbt back 1 Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. Antisept and heahn . Buy a bottle to-day. All Drgist.-Adv. Men With Conceit. Experience is a great teacher, bl there are some conceited men who it agine they can give experience cari and spades and beat it at the teachir game. Ouick Action Wanted. When ond is coughine and spitting .vith tickling throat, tightness in che! .cnreness 'in throat and lungs-wh 'Opad is-aebing and the whole bod .cki-d with a cough that won't perm zeep-hp wants immediate relie l'housanis say Foley's Honey and T, ompound is the surest and quicke a. t;nr medicine for coughs, cold croup and la _rippe. At Dickson Drutz Store.-Adv. ''Israfel" Angel of Music. Israfel or Israfil, in Mohammedai mythology, was the angel of music who puossesseai the most melodiou voice of all God's creatures. This I the abgel who is to sound the resin rection trump, and will ravish the ear of the saints in Paradise,' Israfel, Ga briel and Michael, were the three an gels that warned Abraham of Sodom' destruction.' *In the Koran we read "and the angel Tsrafel, whose heart strings are *a lute, and who has thi sweetest voice of all God's creatures. W. T. Azbell. ex-poster or Edwardi nort. Ind.. writes: "I suffered frcm : verc trouble with. my kidneys and bae First bottle of Foley Kidney Pills gav me relief." Thousands testify th; backache. rhemati-m. sore muscle: ach ng joints and bladder weakne vanished when Foley Kidney Pil were taken. Dickson.Drug Store. Ad The Soldier's Ignorance. The soldier's ignorance is not alway restricted to the place in which he I fighting. The' prospect of having t regard the khedive as an enemy r( minds one of an anecdote of the Suda: campaign. It was after the fall of On durman; the khalifa was being pua sued, and there was a false report tha he had been captured. "Hooray, Bill, one British soldier was heard to shou eo another; "we've got the bloomir kaydiff!" Tommy was in -charming ij norance of the fact that he had bee: marching under the khedive's fia; ever since he had started on the can paign.-London Chronicle. 'ans-. ids in South Carolina .at amount within forty per de loan will be five years, r in each loan. 0o0aI Baulker' arie organized ?01' the pur We do not handle commner. ave with your local bank on, we suggest that you hereby procuring a lower South Carolina. 0. 'reasu re r. l Counsel. unel. .SOLDIERS IN EUROPE BECOME SICK WITH KIDNEY DISEASES it Doan's Kidney Pills Are-Being Supplied e I Free to The Suffering Men. Lt 1. Any of Our Readers Can Try This Fa mous Remely Without Expense. Just Send For a Trial Box. .e Hardships and e:sosure in the cold, If wet trenches is crippling thousands of jf warring European soldiers with kidney 1. troubles and rheumatism. >y The foreign offices of Doan's Kidney ic Pills are doing a good deed in giving t this famous remedy free to every sold ier who wants a box. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N. Y., makers of Doan's, state that they will be glad to send a trial of their medicine free to any reader of this paper who it will write them for it. Ls HIS FOLLY r By GRACE KERRIGAN. (Copyright 1915. by the McClure Newspa per Syndicate.) 4 "Dan going to get married?" re peated Mrs. Archer in response to an sinquisitive neighbor. "No, indeed, Mrs. Blake! Dan's never kept com pany with a girl in his life-not but what I want him to get married if he can find the right girl; but cer tainly I would inow, if anyone did!" "OC course you would," agreed Mrs. Blake, "but it ::eems so queer for him to be building a bungalow up there on his lot, spending every spare min ute of his time on it, and doing every stitch of work himself-unless he was going to live In it. Perhaps he will rent it," with happy inspiration. Mrs. Archer shook her head. "He says not. If you'll promise not to breathe a word, Mrs. Blake-" "Of course I won't!" interrupted Mrs. Blake excitedly. i. "Well-he says he's going to have the home ready, and when the right k girl comes along, then he'll get mar e ried! It's a foolisli thing to do, but t Dan is a good boy, and if he enjoys building a nest before *he finds a mate, why, I can't complain!" Mrs. v Archer laughed comfortably. "No-indeed!" replied Mrs. Blake,, and then hastening her departure. she transmitted far and wide the in * telligence of Dan Archer's purpose s in building the little. bro.rn bungalow on the hill west of his father's house. And before another day had dawned a the good gossips of Crystal Brook . were chuckling over Dan Archer's "folly," as they called his undertak t ing. So Archer's Folly became rather a t joke in the village, but Dan Archer knew nothing of it. Few would have dared to hint the words to the steady Seyed young giant who went about his nest. building so earnestly without a Sthought as to the absurdity of his endeavor. There camne :t night when the wind howled around the bungalow and the snow beat tagainst the walls until they were covered with a thick white mantle. There was a fireplace in Dan's study and a great nile of hickory logs as well as a comfortable couch, so on certain ni;,hts when he had been studying closely Dan would decide to sleep there. On this stormy night Dan tur~ned away from the window and replen ished the fire.- Then he prepared for bed leaving a lighted lantern in the wmndow of the living room. 'It's a bad night outside," he nEmr mnured s While the little village slept un . the dnifting mantle of 'snow, a home and sleigh moved slowly through the road that led from the next village. Occasionally the horse stopped and -breathed heavily and once it almost fell in its tracks. *"Uncle Nathan, I'm afraid that Sor rel 'can't go much farther," quavered a girl's sweet voice. "Are you very near the doctor's, Folly?" The old man's voice sound ed muffled from its thick wrappings of woolen comforter. "I'm afraid I don't know!" and this time the girl's voice held a note of despair. "We are off the main road and I can't see a thing--ah, there is a light! Let us turn toward it-there must be a house. If we can reach it, perhaps we can send for a doctor from there." The wind tore her words into frag ments, but the old man understood, so he crouched down among the fur robes while Folly urged the horse to greater efforts. At last Sorrel toiled up a steep hill and finally dropped exhausted between the shafts with the guiding light only a few feet dis tant.. "I' a house on a hill," explained Felicia, as she helped her uncle from the sleigh. The Daintrys lived in the adjoining village of Upton Center and the only physician in the village had been called away, on an urgent case, so that when Uncle Nathan cut himself twith an ax Felicla could only bind up the wound as best she might and then, bundling the old man into a sleigh, strive to reach Crystal Brook, three miles away. By daylight Uncle Nathan had been made very comfortable, and the doc tor having taken his departure Mrs. Archer took the wieary girl down to the faomhouse and tucked her into bed, while Dan, after stabling Sorrel, went hack to keep vigil by the in jured man. Dan came down to breakfast with Felicia, and his heart quickened as he saw that she was quite as beautiful as he had thought her the night before. W~hen Mrs. Archer learned that Un cle Nathan called his niece ''Folly," she immediately confided the fact to Dan, and added the information that his neighbors called Dan's bungalow by the nickname of "Archer's Folly." "Archer's Folly!" chuckled Dan, with dancing eyes. "That sounds pretty good to me, mother!" And 'his mother marveled at his meaning. while Dan added to himself: 'I won der if she would mind being called 'Archer's Folly?'" He asked her one day, and her answer was to satisfactory that they set about planning how the bungalow should be furnished. "am so glad you saved It till I came," laughed Folly, while they planned. I"I knew you would come some day," 39 South LIFEa -"I PROTEC IR I tT E -OUR AT THUR THE GREAT ENTE tion of many dreams,' Thousands upon t to) see the NC Carloads upon car newest creations in w< girls and the stylish c Everything displa of the great throngs't most skeptical critic. You and your frie: come, pleasant greetin - cordial and hone. tre TIe 89 Sou ;Ni Recipe for. Happiness..i Do not give up. Do not allow thr black waters of melancholia to clos" over you. Hold your head high. Live your life beautifully in the face of failure, loneliness a.Ld contempt. Hap piness is high art. Be agreat artist- at -Helen Woljeska. v Dr Wonder Why. A woman would hardly marry a bow-legged man to ref..rm him, and Dr there are several other varieties of misshapen masculinity that it is just s futile to attempt to mend by means of matrimony.-Detroit Journal. Are You Rhenmatic?-Try Sloan's. ies If you want vuick and real relief Dat from~ Rheumatism, do what so many thousand other people at e doing-when ever an attack comes on, bath the sore nu-le or joint with Sloan's Liniment . No need to rub it in-just apply the A Liniment to the surface. It is wonder Fully penetrating. It goes right to the seat of trouble and draws the pain a!-~ -ost immediately. .Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25c of any drug ist and have it in the house-against Colds, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lum-i bago, Sciatica and like ailments. You rU :oney back if not satisfied. but it does give almost instant relief. At All Drag- . gist- Adv. TFuel Qualities of Wood. L Tefuel qualities of chestnut adatt it particularly to work in brassi four dries, where it gives just the reiruiredIM amont of beat arti it is U.3re:ar in favor. Coastwise vessels in Florida pay twice as much for Florida but tonwood as for any other, because it burns wvith an e-:cr. heat andc with a minimum amount of smoke and ash. .... The principal dizadvantage of the resinous pines is their oily black' smoke. E IAIl They Know It's Safe. Parenis who know from exper'ice insist upon Foley's Honey and 'r Compound when buyinz a memunire At for coulbs, cold<. croup and I grilppo C. T. Lun~ceford. Washin.goni. Ga, writs: "I hav used it for -ixy yet't' nd it nevr has faiha. I think itI the best remedy male for cougzhs aro C olds." Dickson's Drug Store.--dM Try to Parse This. A correspondent, says the listener of(. ie Boston Transcr ipt, ands in a ra-r bit of English. It was written bya woman in excusing her tardiness in answering an inquir'y tha~t had been ad dressed to her: "I would have written - before but I have been sick with a dog bite In the arm. The man thatL qwns the sawmill's dog bit mne in the road." The excuse was accepted as suffient. This-And Five Cents: DON l.31S TIS. t, out tis - 'slip enclose live cents to F'ole & Co. IChicago, lB.. witinog your' name and P address clearly. You will receive in a~J trial package containing Foley s To v and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds awl~ croup. Foley Kidney Pills, Foley Cathartc Table s.-Adv. FOLY KIIDNEY PIILSW Fra o8AearCW KInEYS AN B'_AnnER FO Main St C (P F SUMI SDAY MI PRISE habit last come into e: ie OPENING of The BATTEI bousands of the good people of VEL and FEATURESOME t loads of merchandise of every i >men's wear, the most exquisite oth for the boys, the beautiful yed' and arranged in the most c iat will gather for this event. ads are cordially invited to our gs and genuine is all yours, an< itment and polite actentions are Main St., - Use to Try And Wear Out Your Cold it Will Wlar You Or-t Instead. housnds k.+p on sutriine (on::h, ji nake youiself -un e;'sy piey to :ou, a.Iments and epidemi-s a- tIst ukr of a ne'glected Cold? -Cuh Cold- sap .vour streugth and vit al unr-s.e checeked in the early stages. King's New Discov~ery is what you d-the first dose he'lps. Your head rs up, you breathe freely and and so much hetter. Buy a bottie to and start taiking at once. At All Where Nebraska Leads. hough Nebraska 'as been termed e state without a mine," it ranks t in the production of pumice, for han one per cent. of the total out of pumice comes from other states. I. PorD. s. oraIVai: 0 naRYAN JRDY & O'BRYAN, ttorneys Counselors at Law MANNING. S C. 3D.VIS. J- W- WIDEMAN AVS & WIDEMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW , MANNING. S. C. 3ANS NEGOTIA~TED On First-Class Real Estate >rt~gages. Piur&y & QOBryan, ATTORNEYS AT L.AW, Manningz S. C. 1. EDWARDS. H. M. PER RITT DWARDS & PERRITT, CIVIL ENGINEERS D SURVEYORS. ice Over Hime Bank and Trust Co.. M1A NNING S C. Acolu until January 1st, 1915 H. LESESNE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,1 MlA NN ING. S. C. HALTON DURANT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. .MANNING. S. C. R. J. A. COLE DENTIST. Upstirs over Bank of Maiiniiig MANNING. S. C. 'hone No '7 R. J. FRANK GEIGER. DENTIST, MANNING. S. C. )LEY KIDNEY PILLS a onAtKAeafS fKinNEVE AND 81ADDER 39 South Main St - STRENGTH IRO it8 1915. istence. The great event of the season, the realiza ,Y will become a fact, Thursday, March Ith.. Sumter, Clarendon Lee, and adjoining counties will odern mercantile establishment' scription, in the very latest cuts and fancies, the olors and styles, the- beautiful appareis for the nes of footwear to adorn and FIT ALL. FEET. nvenient, novel and pleasing manner, for the benefit Every article marked at -prices that will stagger the' establishment with the assurance, thsit a cordial wel- - I that STANDARD WEARABLES At Popular Prices af your services, at -J gg I r 'n . . n- - I' r "I ' . .1iFn M. n.s an " ; 200 Pairs OXFwRDS Sizes 3 to 4. at 49c. Don't hesitate, if you are looking for a good. bar gain go to Just received, a carload of Up-to~the Minute Mer chandise at extremely low prices. Ytours for A Square Deal, KATZOFF. SWhat Will The Harvest Be9 . Have you ever stopped to think of what the harvest of *your life's work will be? Are you storing away part of your. money crop for the winters of old age and~misfortune?. An investigation will you that our bank would be3 an S ideal place for keepiog your funds' safely. It's a good plan S for every farmer to have a strong banking connection. You may want to borrow one of these days: we can.inegotiate the' loan for you, on good security, at right rates and without any red tape. Drop in ti seelus next time you're in tewn. S Make the call friendly-aou don't have to dQ business every time you come in to say-"hello.". ?Rememaer Us When You Have Money and We'll Remember 6E You When You Need Money. BANK OF TURBEVILLE. Alcola Railroad Co. Elective Sept. 1, 1914.Suesd TeTalNo13 Station Train No. 1 ri o ri N.3 TanN. I edTp RadDw.Read Up. Ra on Alcolu A r. 8:30 a.m. L.1:5am r :0pm v :5nm Me~ed L. SRead:2 v . Read Up Read 2on Harby "8:15 - " 10:23 " " 4:40 " 8:25 " 5 Duraut "S:05 " " 10:35 " "4:25 ' 8:30 " 7 Sardinia " 7:30 " " 10:50 "~ " 4:10 " 8:45 12 Ne wZion '4 7:40 " " 11:30 " " 4:00 ' " 8-0 " 14 Beards ' 7:35 " " 11:10 " " 3:50 " 8:55 " 15 Seloc " 7:30 ' " 11:2.5 0 " 3:35 6. " 9:05 " 17 Paroda Jt. "7:15 " "11:40 " 3:20 " :15 " 20 Olanta 46 7:00 " Atr. 12:05 p.m. *" 3:00 Ar. 9:30 " 25 Train No. 1 and No. 4 are Passenger Trains. Train No. 2 and No. 3 are .\lixed Trains. Daily except Sunday. *******Mceods, Harby. [Durants, Bearais and Hudson are flag stations. 'P. R. A\LDERMAN, T.. M. .Alcolu, S. C .