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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-11
e-MALE HELP WANTED


uNHEbEEMEp PLEDGES roR BALE
uVerraata rainenats Mnrkinawn suits.
IewetrY. musical iualrumruta. suns etr
harKatn store loan office. isp First
a,r. corner wanhlnEtou.
MOpEHN MANNER Cut.iEHE
tts Washington rt
Teaches The barber wade thoroughly
under our system. pays you wages
secures isas.iionr
nors WASTED AFrER bcife.oL
rwe 1.-Two boys wanted between asss 20
u and u years tn Gerry star route.
coed chance Tor fisht Aud af boys
20 make MONEY after srhoel sppiT
Circulation Department. The star. sew
snth ara rnian
ny poiNo nusi~Ess ursrAiHa
Traris sell. Mems igs suits ana ever
coats Tor tts Traris's Upstairs suit
shop. seth rhird AZ.
uMnREtLkH NErktREp RECOVER.
81 HAforE. safety blades, hnir~s sris
.oru etc aharp~nsi uoscArt Sheets
retired Ksy. sharp shop ietA ris.
ttee VALUE TROUSERS FoR o. -
iuna4uisi tity upstair. clethss shep
Green Hids Fourth snd PIKE
WANTED kMArrrHs LrHtc THEA
90. set occidsniai AZ. Friaay
w sill ioh it--
Trnks bar. snd umbrellas H-psirins
neatly done Dunn Trunk ca. ne
Ts,,sg ~ ss.Sss I.sSs. sSIS ~
2O-Male Situations Wanted
NbVEHfisEMENrs IS ritts coLtNS
cost = -rnt sefd PER daY His tnt
ssftiers Cor ihs prlcs - fss iussrtiaas
CONN rEH WANTS Any KIND or
mathematical SOFA g. M3efs ai1h
Eisbth o., tiaguisw. wash
POSITION As JANtruH. STEAM II.
ess.s Inses E.si " ~. 49,. -
2i FEMALE HELP WANTED
WinOwEM woRKiNG MNS VIII
givs Yuums woman good home in
change Tor rnnfs-> ioushlp 20 two rpvns
school hoys un objection 90 ore. small
child Address A.is star
WoMEN EEcoME Governs MENr
CLERKS SO mauth Seattle stauiiHa
fIars cannlng tlsi Positions eutainabir
free FrarElH frsiifufs pstf fftsF.
Haehesisr
VtNeutN WOMAN WAY 10
bsaftH uuhnHf Operations liirrstufs
FREE ii9s Arcade HidE
Gtnt- is 70 81. 10 TAKE ~ ADDING
machine means good saiafr. Heom
sse :. 9 Smith nuildlnE
,2-Female Situation
ADV EMTfsEAENrR ~ THIS COLUMN
cost q. cent mmrt p~v faW Nfs In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-11
o--Male Help Wanted

ApVERTisEMENTs fN TINS c0TrIV
cort . cents per line. cash in advance
~ 90 hats. 1905 fst ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-11

Attest
e. . HEMsBERG
ita ScrrcthrY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-11

ito REWARD FoH RECOVERY OF
large. black leather ruek~r lost OF
auto truck October &C. Heturn 20 -
v cai.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-11

LADY WITH MENSF WisHEF 10
meet gentleman win means uha has
not used homestead right and fond ~
stock raising Trifsfs need not ar
swsr inquire 5ii RuE Hotel 1915
Fourth ave
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r LAwnENCE-s AND MODERN
apartments. CAN 1909 Eighth ava
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I aEf MAnNiEn nEnT MATRIMONIAL
4 pap~f Published Mailed free The
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
j. III. Keels Dead.

Paxville, Oct. 25.-J. H. Keels, one
Of Paxville's oldest and most highly
respected citizens, died at the home
of his .stepson, w. r. Keels, Monday
night at 10 O'clock in his S5th year.
He had been in declining health for
long time but had only been con-
fined to his bed short while. Mr..
Keels first married Miss Rodgers. To
this union were born the following:
Ollie .Keels of st. Matthews. Elliott
Keels, from Georgia, Meydames Nc
Leod and Thomas Of Wdgefield, Lidie
Fielder of Silver, and Miss Cora from
Charleston. He was married second
time to Mrs. Lizzie Broadway Of this
vicinity. The funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon, 4:30 O'clock
at the Summerton Baptist church.
conducted by his pastor, the Rev.
M. ]. Kyzer, and the interment in the
Summerton cemetery. ="
This venerable man has made Pax
'viiIe Ihi5 home Tor aheptr 20 years and
was held in the highest esteem by all
who knew him. 3i
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
Card Party.

Mrs. A. j. Bynum entertained most
delightfully."- at cards Tuesday after
noon In hnOr Of her guest, Mrs. A. G..
Fretwell of Anderson. The guest of
honor was presented with an embriod-
cred roll case. Mrs. Ansley Hardy
Won the first prize for making the
highest score. After the game q sal
ad course was served. The guests
were Mrs. c. b. Yeadon, Mrs. c. l..
Stubbs. Mrs. A. c. Phelps. Mrs. Hay
wood Crowson, Mrs. Perry Moses, Mrs.
Graham Moses. Mrs. Thomas Siddall,
Mrs. j. r. Sumter. Mrs. Louie Will
Hanson, Mrs. Horace Hardy. Mrs.
Ansley Hardy and Mrs. A. G. Fretwell
Of Anderson, S. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28

or they would never have thought of
advertising in South Carolina.
With Jasper Talbert running for
United States Senator and Tom Peep
les for governor. where do Cole Blease
and John McLaurin fit into the scheme
of the Reformers for dividing out the
loaves and fishes.
More than twenty years ago Gov.
Manning, then representing Sumter
county In the legislature. earnestly
urged the adoption Of the Australian
ballot system in South Carolina, but
failed to obtain the necessary support
In legislature controlled by a large
majority Of self-styled Reformers. At
the same time he was the first in the
legislature to advocate adoption of
the Torrens system Of land registra-
tion.\ A Torrens law is now on the
statute books and 1t is probable that
an Australian ballot law will be enact
ed before Gov. Manning goes out Of
office.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
Miss Marguerite Richardson

Miss Marguerite Richardson left
on Tuesday afternoons train for
Sumter where she spent several days
before going on to Columbia to help
in getting the demonstration agents
exhibits in readiness for the State
fair next week. After the fair is over
she will return to Sumter for q weeks
visit with relatives there before going
on to Walterboro for Southern Carroll
ma Fair there on November -S-s-te.-
Gazette.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
l'ELLAGRA BEING ERADICATED.
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Disease Once Pronounced Incurablc
Now Being DislOdgcd by Remedy
Which is Already Compounded by
Nature.

Pellagra is fast losing it's terrors
owing to a remarkable remedy which
Is being put on the market by a Bir-
mlngham concern. So far as is known
1t Is the only remedy which goes di-
rectly to the seat of trouble in pei
lagra cases and performs its healing
work with absolute certainty.
Mr.. Alex r. Tharin known for miles
around Greenville, S. c., was a victim
of this dreaded disease and writes
Il have suffered with pellagra long
time and could find nothing to help
me particle. I was i'll at home when
a friend advised me to try Sulferro-
Sol. Within ten days had improved
so much could go back to work and
after taking three bottles I am per-
fectly well. Seeing the good it did me
I made my wife use it for nursing
sore mouth. She had been told by the
doctor that it could not be cured, but
Sulferro-Sol healed it right up and she
has had no further trouble with the
disease. We consider Sulferro-Sol
the greatest curative remedy ever put
on the market and we cannot say
half enough for it,"
SulferrO-Sol is sold and recommend
ed by every Druggist in Sumter and
vicinity. Murray Drug Co., State Dis
tributors.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
M'LAURIN SPEAKS AT DALZELL,
Cotton Warehouse Commissioner of
State to Visit County.

John L. McLaurin, warehouse COM
missioner of South Carolina, will be
In Sumter county, on Thursday; No
vember 2. to speak at barbecue and
hot. supper at Dalzell, in behaif Of the
church at that oint. Mr.. McLaurin
will be met at the station on his ar
rival at Sumter by a committee COM
posed Of Messrs. Jno. H, Clifton. c. G.
Rowland, w. A. Thompson and c. T..
stubbs and taken to Dalzell in an au
tomobile.
MIR. McIaurin is we'll known as an
able and interesting speaker and his
address will no doubt be one full of
valuable information and advice to
the farmers concerning the ware
house system and the marketing of
cotton.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
Two Christmas Presents for The Price
OF Ono.

The hest family paper and the best
fashion magazine-The Youths Com
panion and McCalrs Magazine, both
for $2.10. The Youths Companion
$2.OO by itself) has for years been
one Of the best, most entertaining,
most use'dl Of Christmas presents,
crowded with stories. articles, humor,
science land the progress OF the world
week by week. McCalrs Mazagine
(6O cents by itself) is the most wide
ly circulated fashion magazine in
America.
Our two-at-one-price offer includes:
1. The Youths Companion-52 Is.
sues of 1917.
2. All the remaining issues of 1918.
3. The Companion Home Calendar
for 1917.
4. McCall's Magazine-12 fashion
numbers Of 1917.
s. One 15-cent Mccall Dress Pat
tern---your choice from your frs,
number Of the magazine-if you send
a 2-cent stamp with your selection.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
st. Paul ST.. Boston, Mass.
New subscriptions received at this
ofice.--Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
FARM LOAN COMMITTEE MEETS
To Give Hearing to Committees Which
Wish to Organize Loan Association,

"sSu 10 OE&UulZc lOd0 ASSOCIATION.
> The Sumter County Farm Loar
Association Organization COMMITTEES
viii hold meeting on Saturday, Oc-
tober 2Sth, at, noon. at Sumter Cham
Der of Commerce rooms for the pur-
pose Of hearing from all sections
of this county that desire to form
farm loan ASSOCIATIONS, by commun-
ity or township organizations. The
meeting win be open to all crested
The members Of this committee are
E. w. Dabbs, ST.. Chairman; w. o.
Cain, ST., H. e. Bethea. H. d. Tindal
II. l.. Scarborough. 8. d. Richardson,
W. r. Wells. E. I. Reardon, secre-
treasurer.
Any farmer desiring to borrow mon
ey under this plan is welcomed to
these meetings which will be held in
different sections of Sumter county
until the public is familiar with the
plans Of organization.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28
THIRTY CENT COTTON.
Bcnnettsvillc Pays Big Price for Long
Staple.

Bennettsville, Oct. 25.-Crosland-
Tyson Realty and Auction company
purchased on the streets of Benefits
vile today from A. l.. Hamer bale
of long staple cotton at price of 80
-eeHsseshe pound. the bale weighing
500 pounds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28

Tue price Of cotton seed keeps pace
With price Of the staple. with cotton
nearing the twenty cent mark and
sssA sailing at $50 ton. cotton Ia in
dssd the king of all crops. The fly
IN the ointment 10 the fact that few
sArmsrs made as much as a half crop.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28

The first American linotype ma
chine I'm TripOli recently was install
ed by an Italian newspaper.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28

The yellow poplar. or tulip, is the
largest broad-lOaf tree in America.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-28

The Textile Industrial Edition of
the Columbia Record. issued on octo-
ber 22d. contained 11s pages. In ad-
dition to the illustrated two color COW
or. II is one of the most elaborate
and we'll executed special editions that
has been issued by a South Carolina
newspaper. IL IL filled with well
written and illumi mating special ar
ticlss. dealing with the textile industry
of South Carolina. industrial educa-
tion. and other lines Of industrial and
educational work In the State. IL con
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lJreife i'm llert6e OOn
$4,000 N.
fit
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OOn 66cjl1en Slim
men5a6(en.

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babe 6ereitS meinen glominotiotiS
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gLMs ben @cridts1Tfem.


9er5te mo Sebommen bon Ben
GroBgeidporeneu IN 9lnfloge3u.
ltnno oerieet. Soften @eburts.
lmo 5ter6efdae nibt prompt be-
ridtet.
Gie @roBgeidiporenen beIGditigten
iiA geiiarn nit oen bon ser Goui-
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i20t6, Wlaoiiou 9lOenue; Sarrb s.
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'OSr, 1926, Sallep StroBc; SSoo S5uB.
.9Sr. 1922, pit Baltimore StroBc;
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StroBe; Sulia Stepeniou, 0er.2l25,
Gttiug.StraBc.
gSie cs geItern bicB, ianO sic @roB.
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init Den uorliegenoen 6dacn fcrtig.
iuno es meroen nod me6r glntlagen
criuortet.
% Ell dltI0iGlng ecocn Soil.
5tltcn o6gepicien.
Z Die glnfloge aegcn Oen SdlieBer
George Seoiclm in ser meitIi1en
%oIi5ciItotion, oen ieincr 3eit inbof.
liirten Aomes Q, Groinor bon 9lr.
7S1, @clt Baltimore 9traBc, &C.
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WiOtOrcgcle cOIliOirtc nit einem
Nannnc.

lin eiueui slutomobil uis5uapei-
den filbr geitern Somes s. SnDoer,
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IuS Froaramm iiir 0as CONCERT
set itdotii6en &art.aapeIIe inter
2ciiuua BON Groi. 1aniel 6elomann
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0IMf cimer 0unItreiie.

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Dem GinfluB bon beraMi1enOen &c.
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aliIrNe u0n cInem dradytluaaa0n.

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glrfsepnhti
3. Gannitntter @DlfSfet bcgiunt
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2oOen. sInd iie iprahen ii6cr Ben
groBen Mettbemerb. 9lur Oie @e0an-
fen an Oas anbrennenoe Wlittageiieu
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a6aubredeu.
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Oer Eerionen iein uer0e, Oie gum
Spa5iereniabren einlaoet aultatt
Sic. @s fam mih iein OoB mir beioc
elm glutoplo6il geipinnen,
X 2oiien Sic ii1 bis in's GleinIte
lii6er oieieu &ouptplinft III Dem aro.
ben @ettbeiperb, ooer ii6er eines sgl-
NOereu @unft, oen sic niAt perItebeit
dilffldren.
Gs iii iebr i6wer, alIe Gin5el6eiteu
ieines llnterne6menS ipie oieies SSSr-
Dem leitbt oerlt6nolid 81 MAIDEN.
Ser Observation-Disclosures 1T in iei-
mem Bureau i'm nDertiden GORE.
Iponoent,@ Gar, 4l3, Git.9altimore-
StraBe, in Der Belt bon s llbr 80
gormittagS Bis 8 llbr 9Ibenos anne.
ieuO. Sic Gelepbunnummer 1T ct.
Saul 3179
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

aluucI 1olioil elm Heacr, ullroc
rIlrri bon Nidter Ganit III Ser iiios
Iifdcu @cIi3ciiiation lucacn tbdtIitcn
Qlnariifs nli eine 9laNaaenoliin sen.
lnr ehrucr. aAY orci 9Rouate nad
ien sIrbritshanie Gciauot Eolion
mir0 aud i'll Mai0ihgton . ~, me-
e rielbcn @er0ebeuS pom Der 9SO-
liJd aalu1nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
1cr Mclttrica bentc nor einem
Sabre.

15. glugIIt 1915,
(91od Dem 9eridjt Oes ocutiden
@eneralltabs.)
9(n Der @eltiront weroen Wli-
nenfGmpfe ioit uninterbroden
ausgetraaen imo 9Ingriifc nit
San0grdnatcH.
3piihen Nieocr6urn6aupt uno
g(rnner5meilcr inG6ereliaB bridt
Gin frau5oiiider g(nariff 5niam.
men,
glabe ben SciIIp-A Anieln miro
Gin britiihcs Iransporiitbiif BON
einem ocitibeu ll-9oot torpeoirt,
bon ben 20O0 W1ann miro inge.
fd6r sic SaIte gcrettet.
Sn oer iriideu Gee beidicBt
Gin britiiher 4oIiogieroampier
ein oeutides lt.9oot, troboenl Der
Compiler uitbt onaegriiicn mnr,
sc.
glad @ercc6nuu9 glcrtroler bat
9lnBIano felt StriegSbeamn 5l@
MiIlioneu W}enitben Derloren
oorluter 2S2,t72 0fii5iere.
1ie adt itarfen Siiopcitpor-
itellinqcH Dor Der rnliiihen &C.
fling aopno geitiirrnt,
Inter ocnt Irud oeS Gurd-
brithS an 9tlr5eb miiiien sic
9lniien iid acaen sic 9'obu 9'iol1-
itod Brett 2itoiusf 3uriidJic-
6pn.
Gin 0iicrrcidildes 5hla5eng
beleat Sorts uou93eneoia uit@om-
ben.
Pin Der @anfaiis-8ront beIc.
ten bic 9luIicii @oD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
lIntrrIlnLtnllnc. gslcnluciIcr.

,,yaNetn" Mrl5 IRON lbe Soiier"
9tvpnoteme" &alDepiNe Hn0 99aHpeibil6ct
.8liueF Ni @nrf~ Iuerei &olisbelnills
,,23nn Gbore Nnff"- Qincrlcl llniefb0liuBocn.
HluAnn Cai xnrft- 2luetiei unierballlnAeu.
%oi6elct Acnm Id9ll@ &rturiicHen per
Mnmplet aVouiie
G5eiagraie Neam 1deIiH GrIurhoneH per
%Qmpier IrcauuOrn"
Nairbal tM p@riulfsEntl" -~ seuic Ndltis
more AceeN Nioiitrnl
,.HnlAMbdss3ifict" Neuttinu AM EollcrG1
ben 9.ieni i'm EensNsdr Eari
,,ATigH" 4siaUOA, ~. gnQut Nicnc unb
GOmner0tteieil lM ogtriCH Bari"
IfnHnfs &plicich nm EuIMrrliae, ~. glus
cuff M aNanllliGiier 40u".
,,tiHiet Brain Afrrrn" @onnidq, ocn "a
2WNAlt, 2lusilnA Anm pcN r@nHuli0tier Batl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

Sr. sIIcranScr 5dleiingcr, Der
Nrdiiocnt Ser ,gSep gortcr 3citungs-
iDrei6er-llnion gtr. 4, fuelAcr ais
'Geleeat ser Gonpeution scr nSSnter-
.nationaIen GDpograpbiiden llnion"
beipobnt, itdttete eeiicru gt6eno Der
.9leoaftipn ocs n1euti1en Gorreipon.
bent eincn pillfontnencn @eiub al.
.Sor, Sdlciinaer fam i'm Sabre 1879
.ouS 8reslal in GclItiAluno nocb Bal.
tilore ln6 nlnhtc oarnalS Die @e.
fonntihhft OeS Gbcritcn 6reo. 9lainc
lmo 6es 9feoafteirs G0ip. &. 2ep6.
Gam lpilroe cr 9lconfteur 0es u&bi.
laOelpbia Iagcblott~ umo eiug ipdter
mad 9tcu Dorf. SER 5dIciinger
biclt ip1ter ucbrerc Male 9leoen i'm
.oltcn Ilrnpercin. gr wunoerte ii1
8iibcr sic gcpaltigc Gerdnoerling in
Dem @cicn Scr 5toot; Ct mente, ats
oclH altcn ibldfrigcn baltimore iet
cine pnnorridonc rii6rigc @eidGfts.
itoot cntilnnoen.
Scrman HractorinS uHo GonuruO
6. @Ian0cll 0aben ih nii cine @o.
dye nad gltIautic Gilp bearhep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

TrIrnrapdildlcr MtIIeEberidlt.

9lus ben iIbri0en Bun0es-Wettcr'
g9cn6adltnngs. 5tationen murbcn bic
IolaeuOcn b64itcn Tcuiperaturcf
0jc nul S ll6r geitern 9lbeilo 9errlh'
tplt, berid1tct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
lSnn,ert nm glrpabman.4 .4ier.

ale 5taot.aapelle oes @roi 8.
Al. gteinapaIo bat iiir oas Gon5crt
im iialiemidcn @arten am @roao-
maDseier beide 9lbeno BON s big
1Aii llbr iolgenoes Erogramm anf.
geiielt
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b. Baltimore, Gnr Baltimore" 8eWberger
6 aIic DiHuel erSablen 0es 0miaeli
0Dte~ aus Der a1mopillna' \. NaDoeu
Inu1mulf.
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y. GHe %icp a5i's tDe Same Dlo
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