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Ths fldsa ec ne sit We ,Dr.,i D.Will be in MONDAY This affords an exct ing the services of . the in See him during his glasses. Come and have youi prices are .reasonable .ani Those who are not - amining eyes and fitting the eyes a thorough exai aches and nervousness E NOTE. Dr. Israelso: Do If you can't come t< Office in Bank of Sumt SUMM[RIONNEWS NOTES (Too late for last week.) Well I think its time that "The Times" should have a little news from the city of Summerton. Everything was enjoyed so much here during the Xmas holidays. A great many social events added mpjeh pleasure to the old people as well as the young folks. -Among some of these were a party given by "The Boys" Saturday even ing, December 23 at the residence of Capt. J. A. James. A most ,mjeyable evening as spent. Mrs. James entertained a number of her frinds Monday evening at her pretty home. Playing cards and dancing as the most important events. A delightful course was served and everybody enjoyed the evening im mensely. Those who were present were: Misses Myrtle Allen~ Clara Tenant, Mrs. Peterkin wvho spent the holidays with Miss Tenant, Miss Sal lie Anderson, Miss Nan Bowen, All ston James, Jack Jame~s, Capers James Fred Barnes and John Canty. Miss Myrtle Allen was hostess at a very enjoyable affair at her home on the 18th of December. Many wvere invited and a very pleasant even Sing wvas spent. ' fliss Clara Tenant entertained one evening last wveek at her home in honor of her charming guest, Mrs. Peterkin of Fort Motte. Among those who hatve returned to college afte: spending the holidays at home are: Miss Martha Walker, Coker Miss Eleanor Carson, Win throp; Miss Vivian Eadon, Coker; Mr. IHugh James, Citadel; Mr. Rogers Mood, Citadel: Mr. Pros Brailsford, Clemnson. Miss Lily Croskey has gone to Asheville, N. C., to consult a special WOOD'S Seed Catalog for 1917, tells about the best Farm and Garden Seeds and gives special information as to the best crops to grow, both. for profit and home use. The large Jncrease in our busi ness which we have again experi eniced duridg the past, year is the best~ of evidence as to the high quality of . WOOD'S SLLDS. Write for catalog and prices of Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats or any Farm Seeds required. Catalog *nalled free on request. T. WWOOD & SON$. SEEDSMlEN, Rlclunond, V6. YE-SIGHT SUMTEF Manning at and TUESD. ptional opportunity to resit lost successful Eyesight Exi stay and have your trouble. eyes examined and glasses I he guarantees satisfaction. satisfied with their glasses glasses only. He has the nination and correcting the re often caused from weak n will be coming to Manning n't Forget the the office he will make the er Building. ist in regard to her ears, which have been giving her trouble for some time. Misses Bessie Dickson and Isabella Thomas of Manning were two of the charmihg visitors in our city during the holidays. Mrs. Rose, a sister of Mrs. J. A. James from Charlotte, N. C., has been visiting her sister for some time. Miss Lucile Pitts, a G. W. C. stu (lent spent Xmas with her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Davis. Last Sunday afternoon we came near having a few deaths in our town. Tory Briggs was driving one of Mr. Dick Richardson's cars, when the steering wheel broke, the car went in a ditch on the edge of town and Dick Richordson, Jr., and Preston Brails ford were thrown through the wind shield. No one was seriously injur ed. Thank goodness. Mr. 0. C. Scarborough, Jr., has a school in Georgia and will take charge at the beginning of the new year. Mr. Julius Mood we has been on the border ever since the removal of the troops from South Carolina to Texas, spent a fewv days with his mother andl relatives last week. Just a few (lays previous to Xmas, one of our leading young men left us mysteriously for Spartanburg to be gone several (lays. While away it wvas rumored that when he came home he wasn't to come alone, but much to the delight and surprise of the Summerton girls he returned without a "spouse." Mr. Ellison'- Capers, Jr., of Chatta nooga, Tenn., is on a visit to his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Capers, Sr. Mrs. Catherine Capers has returned to Georgetowvn, after spending the holidays with her parents, to resume her duties as teacher in the George towvn graded school. Miss Clara Te'nant has returned to Fort Motte also to resume her duties as teacher. Peg. 0 Inactivity Causes Constipation Lack of exercise in the winter is a frequent cause of constipation. You feel heavy, (lull andl listless, your complexion is sallow and pimply, and energy at low ebb. Clean up this con dlition at once with Dr. King's. New; Life Pills, a mild laxative that re lieves' the congested intestines with out griping. A close before retiring will assure you a full and easy movement in the morning. 25c. ai your Druggist.-Adv. WILL MONEY TAKE ROOT? If you want to see how money wil take root and gro just go to the Hom<~ Bank and Trust Co. and "plant" dime in the new Christmas Bankinj Club the~y just opened to accommo date the people of this c~mmunit: who want to start to save money. This dime will grow in fifty weeka -before Christmiis next year whoi ydu will feel the need of ready mono: -Into $127.50.- . You only, need to "water" the, dim< you plant regularly every week fo: YOU Exi F1 ~AELS' 3PEC IALI ST, t, S. C. Huggins' Ph AY, JAN. 15.ai lents of this town and surro sert in South Carolina. ;ome eyes relieved by use c fitted, if necessary, that wi should consult him, with 10 most modern instruments km different defects of sight wil eyes. Come in time, and b regularly each month. Time and Pla examination in your home (1o this is to put in twenty cents the second week, thirty cents the third week and so on, increasing your de posit only a dime each week. The little Christmas Banking Club book which the Home Bank and Trust Co. will give you or any of your friends free will show you when to make your weekly deposit and how much you put in in order to get, in fifty weeks, the $127.50. Whole families are joining this Christmas Banking Club. It's the best thing that ever struck town to show us al how to really. save money and get ahead. It get us into the bank ing habit-the best habit anyone can learn. Money planted in the bank will surely grow if we let stay in the bank what we put in, and keep on adding to it. "Every little added to what you've got makes a little bit more." First thing you know, if you only START to banking your money, yoa will become rich. You can "planst" only a nickle in the Christmas Banking Club andl in fifty wveeks have $63.75. You must put in ten cents the second week, fifteen cents the third week andl so on, in creasing the amount you deposit only a niekle each wveek. The biggest sum you put in at one time is only $2.50. You wvill hardly believe this until you look into the little Christmas Banking Club book which the Home Bank and Trust Co. wvill furnish you and every member of your family free. The "kiddies" can join the one-cent or the two-cent club and in fifty wveeks have $12.75 or $25.50. Every .boy and girl and man and wvoman in our community should joir this Christmas Banking Club. It's goodI thing. Thanks to the Hom< Bank and Trust Co. -0 VILLA TAKES DURIANGO WITHOUT EVEN BATTLI El Paso, Texas, Jan. 8.-Durang< fell into the hands of Villa on De cember 20, according to wordl brough here todlay by foreigners who escapel from the city and have reached th border after a long round-about tril According to their stories Duran~g was evhcuated by the Carranza gar rison without a struggle. Villa loote the city and then evacuated it, no attempting to fortify and hold it. A smalj Villa outpost at Jimiina was defeatedl todlay by a smaller Ca: ranza force. The combined loss wai 25 dlead. Both sides fled after th t battle. 0 HOW TO CHEJCK THAT COLD) When it is painful to breathe an fever sends chills up and dowr. you back, you are in for a cold. 4 timel (lose of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Hone will stop the sneezes and~ sniffles. Th pine balsam loosens vie phlegm an clears the bronchial t'ubes, the hone t soothes and relieves the sore throa The antiseptic qualiues kilj the geri and the congested cc ndition is relic' ed. Croup, whoop- ng cough an echronic bronchial af.'ectionis quickl 1 relieved. At all. Druggists,.25n-...Ad1 r. EYES Cc unined M: REE! su - th T ON, ao yl k tl ci d armacy on I ad 16, 1917. C unding country in secur f his scientifically fitted 11 give you comfort. His years experience in ex own to science for giving ;h proper glasses. .Head eing your friends. ce. SUMTER, S. C. Bad Habits. Those who breakfast at eight o'clock or later, lunch at twelve and have dinner at six are almost certain to be troubled with indigestion. They do not allow time for one meal to digest before taking another'. Not less than five hours should elapse be tween meals. If you are troubled with indigestion correct your habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets, and you may reasonably hope for a quick re covery. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions niturally. Obtainable every THE ~kIs Une: Best Mi ship and rput-TheA'I A trial 4 ry y . : .Mai YS SHE WOULD DROP .r fe SUDDENLYIN TRACKS' g: lumbia Woman -Says She Lived at In Continual Dread. w SPENT AWFUL YEAR I s< rs. Stukes Tells of Her Experiences I In Hope Other Sufferers May do Profit. - t Regarding the truly wonderful- re- e, its she said she had obtained from f< e use of Tanlac, "The National mic," Mrs. Carrie Stukes, of 113 s' uger St., Columbia, gave the. fol wing highly interesting statement: p "I suffered from- stomach trouble n id indigestion for two or three ars, and I had had spells of some nd of trouble. They were awfrl! I as in such bad condition at one time tat I would have to crawl, for I r )uld not bear my weight on my feet. i "For a year or more I lived on a t let of milk and crackers and during 3 mat time I did not eat a bite of solid ood. I could not sleep at night and I war in a dread all the time, though did not know what I was (reading. h id fourteen doctors to treat me at I ifferent times, and I was toid an peration was the only thing that vould do me any good. "When those awful attacks came, would just draw up and drop wher ver I was, and I was just about the ame as anyone who is crazy when had one of the:;e terrible spells. felt lazy and sick and tired all ;he time. and even after, a night's rest I would feel so tired I could mardly move. "For a long time I could not do a bit of work around the house and I had to have someone do it for me. My nerves were so bad. I would jump and cry out if a door slammed and I could not stand to have children around. "My husband read of the great re lief Ta:lac had given so many neo ple and he bought it for me. I am now taking my four-.h bottle. Durinme the first two weeks that I took Tan Iac I gained ten pounds in weight and I am now doing all my house work. The Tanlac has helped me won derfully in every way and has built up and regulated my stomach so that I can now eat anything I care to and my food is digested properly.' I do not suffer at all with stomach trouble now. "The Tanlac increased my strength so much that I can compare my strength now with that of any two women my size, and r'en lmber that it has not been so long ago that I was too weak to walk. I have had only Job Pr Keelled. EIterials, best most reasonal 'imes in the le: rder will be e LI'MES Job Dep iningr. S. C. Qf those pasi spells since I began king Tanilac and that came just a w ;days afLor I began takirg Tanlac. real y' fel like a new woman now, g'reat has been the relief Tanlac ive me. My nerves now are fine id 'strong, and I am not troubled ith nervousness "I sure can recommend Tanlac, nd am glad- to do so and I hope that me sufferer will profit from what have said. Tanlac is a truly won !rful medicine, I think, and is proved at by what it did for me.. It just ade a new woman of me. I tell reryone I can~.of.what Tanlac did ir me." Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is id by Dickson's Drug Store, Man ing; L. W. Nettles, Jordan; Shaw Plowden, New Zion; Farmers' Sup ly Co., Silver; D. C. Rhame, Sum ierton.-Adv. WEARS SHE MARRIED MAN TO SAVE HIS SOUL, Greensburg, Pa., Jan. 8.-"I mar ied him to save his soul," testified Irs. Grace Bischoff, a spiritualist, in he proceedings brought before Judge lopelatid by Mrs. Sophie Schurer, of tlantic City, to have a guardian ap ointed for Emil Bischoff, her sixty ix-year-old husband. Mrs. Bischoff aid she had been married twice be 'ore meeting her present husband. "How about saving the souls of your other husbands?" she was asked. "My 'flrst husband was an impos ibility, as far as soul saving was oncerned," she replied. 0 IIIEF OF CHICAGO'S POLICE IS ARRESTED Chicago, Jan. 8.-Chief of Police [ealey, of Chicago, was arrested in 'ls home tonight on a warrant charg ing conspiracy to bribe, general con spiracy and five other charges under i conspiracy heading. The warrant was obtained by State's Attorney Hoyne. Chief Healey gave bond at his home, it was reported to the state's attorney tonight. 0 HOW'S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine hats bo'n taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years, and has o' come known as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi son from the Blood and healing the diseased portions. After you have taken Hall's Ca tarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement in your general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. .1. CIIENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.-Adv. \ 15 workman >1e prices, solicited. artment