Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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What a Sixtcen-Inch Gu Phone 37. For Mira. Anderdon. , Mrs. J. M. Anderson ot, Barnes TiUe, Ga., the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Sloan, lu North Anderson, was Mrs. W. L. Martins' gueBt of honor yesterday morning, when she entertained a few friends at an elegant little luncheon. Tall cot glass vases-of gladoltas an'd shasta daisies were the only dec orations used in this handsome home. Each guest brought their sewing or knitting In a very informal add social way, and most of che time waa spent on the broad cool piazza. Later the gracious. hostess invited her guests Into the beautiful dining room and here a very tempting and dainty menu WUB served. Those in vited to meet 'Irs. Anderson were: Mrs. C. S. Sullivan, Mrs. Rufus Pant, Mrs. C. S. Minor, Mrs. R. S. Llgon, Mrs. B. A. Henry, Mrs. Lee Sanders, Mrs. J. O. Sanders, Mrs. J. O. W?hlte, Mrs. Leon F.4ce, Mrs. Frank Sloan, Mrs. William Laughlin, Mrs. R. C. Laughlin. Mrs. Pauline Gurganus, of Alabama, and Mrs. Jones of Elberton, Ga. For Mrs, Todd. Mrs. W. E. Atkinson entertained a few friends at a delightful little Many rich men, so-called, if they should die this week would not leave a cent for their families. ' Do you see the point? MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY M. M. MATTISON, General Agent 9 C. W. WEBB, District Agent J. J. TROWBRIDGE, Special Agent C. E. TR?BBLE, Special Agent n Really Looks Like. New 8lzteen-inch coast guns are. now being constructed at the U. S. government arsenst at Watervliet, N. Y., for the new fortress at Cape Henry, Va., and for the new Los An geles fortifications. These guns will weigh 127 ton* each. They will fire projectiles weighing 2,400 pounds, which will have a mpzzlevoloclty or 2.1G0 feet per second and be capable of piercing 46.4 Inches of armor plate a Uhe muzzle. At an elevation of forty-five degrees these new guns will shoot over fifty miles. Such a range would not be etfective, ho"-?ve.', and would never be attempted either In pr?ctico of In actual warfare. All of our ^oast guns are set in their car sewing party yesterday morning in honor of Mrs. W. B. Todd, of Union, who ls the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Sullivan, Jr. It was Just a charming little in formal affair, *he guests being princi pally old friends of the honor guest, who formerly made Anderson her 'bonne. .The time was pleasantly Bpent chat- j ting and sowing, while Mrs. James H. Craig gave several pretty piano selections. Later when the sewing was laid aside, the attractive hostess, assisted by Miss Sara Spearman, served a de lightful salad coi -.se with Ice. Primary P aila thea. The Primary Philathea class of the First Presbyterian will meet this af ternoon at half past five In the class room at the church. There will be an election of officers and the mem bers are urged to attend. Mrs. Roscoe Moseley has returned from a visit to relatives in Green ville. Miss Caroline Bradley of Washing ton, Ga., is visiting Mrs. P. A. Cater. - ? ' Mrs. Paulute Gurganus or Marion, Ala., is visiting her sister, Mrs| W. W. Sullivan. s MTS. T. R. Sh ilford who baa been spending the winter in Meridian, Mian, bi here with her mother, Mrs. O. B. Van Wy ck. ' Mrs. S. W. Tate and Miss Mildred Tate of Elberton, Ga., are the gu au ts of Mrs. Marleston Barton on East River street. Mr. and Mrs^ Stephen Pr?vost re turned to their home in Columbia yesterday ' after a visit to Mr. ami' Mrs. S. H. Pr?vost. Mrs. Henry Fiels and Mrs. Albert Nowell will return to their home tn riagcH to fire at aa angle of fifteen degrees. The greater elevations are used only for mortars. At thc present time the only slx teen-lnch guns the United 'tates has are stationed at Sandy H"0k. Ex cept for these defenses of New York Harbor, according to General W. W. Wotherspoon, chief of staff of the I'nlted States array, a modern battle ship carrying fifteen-inch guns could stand off a mite and a half beyond the range of any American fortifi cation and batter it to pieces. It was this impressive fact that caused our war department to decide on sixteen Inch guns as the future armament of our fortifications. Atlanta today, after a visit to Mrs. David S. Taylor In North Anderson. Mrs. Otis McMillan of Tenille. Ga., formerly Miss Alma Gambrell, is the guest of ber sister, Mrs. W. E. Gason, on West Whltncr street. Mrs. Mc Millan has many friends here who are glad to Bee he ragain. Il Personal I t*Wi 1111? i m ii 11111 n ll I Miss Warfield, milliner at Moore Wilson company, was called to her home in Baltimore on Monday be cause of the illness of her father. j Mr. Joe Lig?n and little children. Miss Virginia and Master Cater Llgon, passed through the city yesterday en route, to Pomarla where they will at tend the wedding of the former's sis ter, Miss Lucy Llgon. Mr. Walter Martin, conducter on the C. AW. C. railway with head quarters in Augusta, spent last night In the city with bia parents. . Miss Lorena Cummings returned last night from Atlanta where ehe had spent the past few days. Mrs. Alma Ul mer and son, Mr. r-.'bert Ulmor, are spending this week with relatives and friends at Coosanhatchee, S. C. Mr. C. L. Townsend of Iva passed through the city yesterday on his way to Atlanta where he will spend several days. Mr. T. C. Jackson. Sr., of Iva was a business visitor la t.ie city yester day. Mr. P. J. Sharpe of Atlanta, Ga ls spending this week at the home of his brother-in-law, Mr. R. E. Nich olson, v Mrs. William Todd and children of Buffalo, S. C., are visiting friends in the city. Mr. L. S. Llgon of Williamston was a business visitor In tho city yesterday. Mr. J. H. PruRt of Starr waa among th? 'business visitors in the city yesterday. CANADIAN PACIFIC STOCK REACHED NEW LOW LEVEL New York. u Juno 29".-A new low record for Canadian Pacific was nota ble feature at today's early stock market. United States rubber lost one point, and some yar shares,' includ ing Bethlehem and General Electric, yielding fractions. Amagamat?d cop per among the leaders gained. Later Canadian Pacific declined to 143 1-4, the overnight loss three points and lowest price stace 1908. Trading languished after noon but pressure re laxed and some specialties advanc ed. Bonds wera heavy. GRANDMAS NEVER LET HER HAIR GET GRAY Kept Her Locks Dark, Thick, Glossy, With Sage lea and Sulphur. When you darken your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, jeeause It's done so naturally, BO even ly, Preparing Oils mixture, though, it home ls mussy and tronblesome. tor 50 cents you can buy at any drug itor? Ute ready-to-y.se tonic called 'Wyeth's Bag? and Smphur Com )ound." You pus. dampen > a sponge ur wort brush with rt and. draw this brough your hair, taking one small ttrand at a time. By morning all gray lair disappears, and. after another ap on or two, your hair become? beautifully darkened, glossy and lux Yna will ab one and hair has itoT .R ?? W.IMWOT*,. tfWllI. ?JU, IVIS DIVIDENDS DECLARED DIRECTORS MEETING HELD YESTERDAY MORNING AHD USUAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED. 8 AND 4 PER CENT Farmers and Merchants Bank De clared 8 Per Cent and Loan dc Trust Co. 4 Per Cent Meeting of the directors of the Farmers and Merchants Bank and of the Farmers I?an and Trv?t company ?were held yesterday and f ie semi-an nual dividends were declared. The semi-annual dividends were 8 per cent for the bask and 4 per cent for the Loan and Tru3t com pany, both of which will be payable on July 1. This spcnkB well for the bank and for the trust company, es pecially so since some of the banks are declaring no dividends at all at thiB time. No other important business came before the bodies and only routine matters were transacted. Bank of Pendleton. The directors of the Bank of Pendle ton held a meeting a few days ago and declared a dividend of 4 per cent, payable july 1. / - PAGE THREE Came to Her Rescue From her home In M'muteln Park, Oklahoma, Bini. 0. A. Kl range writes to the Pinutt laboratoriesi "I am taking Krui tola and Traxo for gall-atones with good results. If lt had not been that it rame to my roselie, l would hav< been dead I am sure. I can not say too much for Frultola nud Traxo.** Frail?la posse* properties that wt direct ly upon the Intes tinal parts, lt is a great NJ ?tem cleanser, softening the congested waste and disintegrating the hardened particles that ca une HO much suffci Jug, and quickly expels the accumulation to thc Intense relief of the patient. Traxo is a tonic alterative that acts on the liver and kidneys, stimulates the tlow of gastric juices to aid digestion and removes bile from the general circulation. It serves to halla up and strengthen the'weakened, run-down system. . For the convenience of the public, arrangements have bee? ?ade to suppl; Fruitola and Traxo through leading druggixts.. In Anderson they ran be obtained at Kr?ns' Pharmacy-Three Stores. v-'-Jt-- -i SCHOOL FOR COLORED TEACHERS WHI lie Held in Souti. Fant Street Hebooi Beginning Joly ."ith. The colored teachers of Anderson county aro hereby notitied that there will be a Bummer school for Che bene fit of teachers throughout the coun ty. Therefore, all teachers are urged to attend. Tho school will .begin July 5th at the NJW Creely Graded school on South Fant street. Mr. J. B. Felton, county superintendent of education wishes each fancier make ^very sacrifico to attend. Teachers who avail themselves of this oppor tunity will be more eulcUmt and use ful In performing their duties in thc Hchool room. The following subjects will be '.aught: Primary methods, arithmetic, Elements of algebra, grammar, his tory, geography, primary literature, and civics. Tuero will be a four weeks course in domestic Bcience and sewing. A farm demonstrator of the nial e college at Orangeburg, has been secured as Instructor of agriculture, tho last two weeks'of the session. Geo. rW. Pegues, Pria. M. J. M. Earle. C. W. Gasaawsy. j?lGH??TE?8BPll? ( L Jf ?r??foNO*!?UA&O FfuDtfaHtS Great Bargain Offer TOASTERS 1-3 OFF While ow limited supply o? Toasters last?, we will sell them \% a discount of 1-3 off the regular price. This electric toaster is one of the most convenient cooking device* ever patented. While they last. . \ . ATTRACTIVE This is the best word to describe these spoons. They are spoony spoons that will go often to your Hps. They are attractive spoor.J that will make your sideboard reflect with pleasure. They are trustworthy spoons that you will learn to rely upon through the years. They are ONEIDA COMMUNITY SPOONS And that tells the while story. There i$ a spoon for ever.State in the Union with the State Crest upon it. They souvenir spoons, but they are the !:irid of souvenir that will always be in use. Beautiful souvenior spoons of every State, large teaspoon size, heavy pure silver plate on nickel silver base. These spoons malee every other spoon offer look poor and unsatisfactory in comparison. They are guaranteed to last a lifetime. Beautiful new spoon that your lips will love to touch -not brassy spoons, but classy Oneida Community silver spoons. This is no broker's profit-the spoons are being shipped to us by the thousand, straight from the Oneida Com munity Company's factory. That is whyyou get these wonderful spoons, for 15 cents. Save the coupon below. SOUTH CAROLINA SPOON this week ACTUAL SIZE FULLY OUA1 Thia coupon r*I teaspoon, mit?o Cont*) RC sif by tho