: Content* 15 ?old Bradai ALCOHOL- 3 FER. CENE I?o motes Di??umCbrf^ ness /mdEest.CoriaIiB^J Ophtmjiorpli?ie uorKma* HCT NARCgjiil Mt* SUC* NEW WKH> CASTORIA For infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castalia Always Bears the Signature of Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Tue ctrcTAun coKMNfi ?tw voua errr. ODD BITS OF .NEWS Toledo, O.-Mrn. Henry Carr re cently received a mysterious sealed packet, which when opened proved to he twenty-one lovte letters sent by her to Robert.Budllnger. of Cleveland. The young man died recently, and believ ing Mn. Carr to be still unmarried, provided in his will that the letters be returned to the writer. Frederick. Md.-Itev. Geo. White side, preaching a sermon on the sub ject. "Take Unto Thyself a Wife." was Interrupted by H. C. Rockwell and Miss Nelie Bargcr, who taking Ute preacher at his word, arose fron* Hu ir places In the congregation and bia i ed dowd the aisle to the pulpit, wnere the young man requested the minister to marry (hm. After a whispered conversation thc ceremony was per formed. The sermon was never fin ished, for the affair was turned into a reception. Perth Amboy, N. J.-Mr. and Mrs. McFarlans have 17 children. Her husband thought lt would be right to hire a housekeeper to help .ter. As soon as the housekeeper appeared Mrs. McFarlans walked out and deserted the family. When arrested she said that she did not want anyone inter fering with her work and would go back if thc housekeeper was fired. London, Eng.-When Lloyd George's bill panses, thc government will control absolutely the sale of liquor in selected districts-areas where munitions of war are being made-including that dispensed in clubs and grocery stores. A commis sion under the chairmanship of Lord Dunellen will deal with the question of compensation to the liquor dealers for their losses. New York City, N. Y.-Last Christ mas Mrs. Sadie Brown hung up ber stocking on thc mantel, expecting her husband to place some little gift therein. On Christmas morning the stocking was empty. Unable to for give this neglect and never recover ing from the disappointment, she has. sued for divorce. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Felton and family returned yesterday from Town ville where they had been visiting relatives. Chew 5c. the packet or two "Bobs" for a cent at all the better stands and stores. W7HAPS the idea in "Bobs/'Little One? Why, just to give you a chewier chew, a mintier ih your gum. Made heart shaped, so you'll know them by sight and nobody can slip anything else to you when you'say <*B?bs.,, Everybody likes 'em-"Sobs Leader in "Silence" Protest Mrs. Charte? L. Tiffany. In furtherance of the cause of suf frage a group of attractive looking college women went to the Federal Building in New York and gave the Honorable United StateB District Court a ."silence" protest an the court makes citizens. The young women represented thc College Equal Fran chise League, whlcii decided upon the noVel expedient of a speechless cam paign against the discrimination which would give citizenship to foreign born men and withhold it from American women. The delegation, headed by ' Mrs. Charles L. Tlffsny. president of the College Equal Suffrage League, at tended the naturalization proceedings. Not a word did they say. They sat in silent protest. Their at titude said: "Compare these foreign born specimens with us; honeBt to goodness, how can you do lt?" Personal MiBBes Thy and Zokle Masters ot the Mountain Creek section were shopping in Anderson yesterday. Dr. A. A. Odom of Greenville was calling on the jewelers in the city yesterday. Prof. and Mrs. H. H. Calhoun o? Clemson College passed through An derson yesterday motoring to Green wood . Messrs. F. H. Fahy s and ii. Freudenberg of New York. J. M. Ben nett of Minneapolis. Minn., and C. H. Cohen of New Orleans were call ing on the jewelers In Anderson yes terday. Miss Lillie Barr bas returned to Greenville after a visit to Miss Mattie Hall. Misses May and Emmy" Yeargln O? I\)? were In the city shopping yester day. Among those in the city yesterday from Pendleton ware Capt. Miles Pickens and Messrs. Ralph Hunter and Joe Sltton. ?Mr. Ollie BurrlBs left yesterday morning for Hartwell on a business trip. Mr. W. D. Hammett of Will lam 8ton was a business visitor in ?.uderaon yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pruitt bf Starr were In Anderson yesterday. Messrs. J. J. Baldwin and K. P. Smith have gone to Jocassee for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Satter field were here yesterday on their way to their home In Hartwell. Ga., after a trip to Greenville in their automobile. Mr. George H. Balles and daugh ter. Mist Beverly, are spending a few days tn the upper part of this State and In North Carolina. Mr. Louis Ledbett?r has returned from Staunton, Va., where he was an attendant at the HoU-flolllday wed ding. Mr. F. B. Jenkins of Florence is the guest ot his sister. Mrs. JV J. Baldwin In North Anderson. Civic Outlook. It ts to be hoped that the discussion In council meeting recently will event ually result in the Installation ot wa terworks throughout the etty. The present water supply is Inadequate Sad very unsatisfactory and the wa terworks problem ls one that the city council will have to face some time. Bamberg Herald. To Sleep Well la Summer. o