Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Dreaded At More Tha ????tl Frail?la and Traxo nud HHS Me?er Since Been. Troubled With Gall-stones. Mrs. Mary E. Franse, whoso ad dross is West Point, Nebr., Dex 411, has written to the Pinus laboratories a. very , strong endorsement of Frntt ola and Traxo. In her letter, MrB. Franso says: "About ten years ago I waa about to undergo an opcrntton for gall-stones when I heard pf your med7 leine. Dreading an operation above . everything I determined to try Frult ; Ola,'and;Traxo and have never been sorry I'did BO, aa I have never been troubled, with1 gall-stones since." Frult'ola 1B a powerful lubricant for tho intestinal organs, and one dose la usually;??mclcnt to give ample evi dence of' Its efllcacy. it Boftens the congested masses, disintegrates the hardened partidos that occasion so much su ff pring, and expels the accum ulated waste to the Intenso relief of :tho patient. - Following ? , doBo of , ,'FruStola, Traxo should bo taken three >bf four Union a day in order to rebuild and restore the system that has boen weakened " end run-down by constant Buffering. .It is a splendid, tonic, act s' trig on the livor and'stomach most iiene heal ly. TUBERCULOSIS ? ' " ' - ' a ' , ? . .?CO;000 . |Re? Croas Christmas Sepals Go Ga Sate in * \ December. . ? - - The Red Cross Seal Commission of * South Carolina has reopened its ofllco tn t.ic Union National Hank Building - at Columbia and! ls planning to con duct again tho enorgotic atate-wido salo pf the seals which are to be jused'during tho month of Dccembor ??. the. backs of lottere, .packages, . jUto?^s,'the^t?r? jjto?rams and any place* they will riticK.* ,.. Tho commission has. sent:in an or der to the.National Ited Cro^s. society for a shipment bf four hundred thouB ppd^F.'?d Cross Christmas seals and ' advertising material ia proportion, in 1913 there were sold th South Carolina approximately 250,000. of these lUtle messengers or health. In 1014, owing tb the depressed finan cial condition bf the state, tho sal? approximated daly about 150,000. This . yearn with the financial outlook more encouraging, tv.o commission hop erv to be able to dispose of the entire ;tot of > r -?00,000, and an enthusiastic campaign for securing agents in the: towns . ?: .---i . w's .1 j''i -, ' t-V \Jeft?, S. C. V It's time now for y || ter Coat Suit, Dress c buy them. Our styles are bi complete an&oiir price's are m i Qperati?ti ? ?nythitig MTIS. HAUY E. FRAN8F In the tilca of the Plnus laboratories at Monticello, Ul.; are many letters gratefully acknowledging tho satis factory 'results following tho uso ol Frultola and Traso. Arrangements have been mndo for tho distribution Of tboso excellent remedies by leading drug stokes everywhere. In Anderson Fruitola and Traxo can bo obtained at Evans' Pharmacy, threo stores. : throughout the state to place tho seals on sale is-now berum. - , w.Tbe, Red ? Cross 'seals sell for one cent .each, and ninety per cent of the proceeds from the sale during the I Chrhd mu;; season 1B kept in the ?tate I ot South Carolina to aid in tho fight ! against Tuberculosis., . Thereforo evtery penny-'that ls put into a Red Cross Christmas seal is ? bullet in the great little against consumption in our state. . Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. . "Last winter I used ;. ? bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for . a bad bronchial cough. I felt its bene ficial effect Immediately and before I had finished the bottle I was cured. I never tiro of recommending this remedy to my friends," writes Mrs. William Bright, Ft. Wayne, Ind. For sale by all dealers. Two Children Had Croup. The two children of J. W. Nix, mer chant, Cleveland, Ga., had croup last winter.'. One was a boy of ?, the other a girl .of 8 years. Mr. Nix . writes: "Both : got ro choked up th?y could hardly br catho and Couldn't talk. 1 gave them Foley's Honey and Tar and nb th i n i ; else: 'and it entirely aired them." Thin reliable medicine should bo in every homo for it gives immed iate relief ' t rom colds, coughs and fctoupi. h?^la raw inflamm?d throat and loosens phlegm. Sold everywhere. Capital .and Surplus ?180,000.00 Collections Given Prompt Attention ?flJson A. Smyttfe VF. ?. Greer, . President. V. P. and Cashier. H. & Ccmphell? Asst, Cashier. ??BK* ? Capital and Surplus $126,000.0? Coi io ct ion ?i Given Careful Attention 2IUson A. Smyth, Jab. A, Haugen*, President. . . Cashier. B. E. Tenison. Asst. Cashier* ou to s?lect your wiri er Hat if you meart to sautiful, pur assortments' are . ; i?st reasonable. ' . 'Arid^jip^^jllP sat Isf?ctionvabout buy ing yourRe?dy4o-W?ur ?nd^^^ : Millinery here, and that'f $c , v certainty that . you^.wc?r?ni; . apparel js Correct in every detail; We've n?.v>; gorids ar riving Daily. Drop -, Iii td tfay and. look at the beauti ful thing?: which are coming 1 in on every Express. . AVe haye the grestf- T itfut Trimmed and Unirmv Bjed ; hats ; we* ; haye e y e r bf ought ; to' Anderson ; ?P^rfccs,-?t?;,r1giir. Service? tn the Caches of Anderson Tomorrow. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 9:50-Teachers meeting. 10:00-Biblo schoql-Dr. A. L. Smethcrs, Supt. 11:30-Public worship. Berman by the pastor, John E. White. Subject: 'When Jesus Wept." 8:00-Public worship. german by tthe pastor. Subject: "Lovo That Will Not lot us Go." Monday. 3:30-Meeting of tho executive com mittee of the W. M. S. TLvis ls an important meeting, and a full atten dance is desired. 4:00-Regular monthly meeting pf j tho W. ??. S. The ?hilaren aro In vited to attend the story hour con ducted by Mrs. J. E. Harton in tho basement. Wednesday. 7:15-Teachers meeting. , 8:00-Prayer and praise service,.led by the pastor. Tho public ls cordially Invited j to attend and worship ' wltfii us ot ali these meetings. ANDERSON JI?IZIHS P?Y GLOWING TRIBUTE |f? LATE CHAS. S. SULLIVAN AND HIS COOri WORKS MUST NOT SfTO ?But Work Starteo\By Him Must j Be Kept Up-Letter From Friend is Putilidteid. Anderson, S. C., Oct. 15, 1915. Mr; Editor: SInco the news' first reached my I ear3 that Charlie Sullivan had ' pass ed away from the activities of this life, the question bas como . to me over .ahd. over a?ain-what .are >wo going to do about it? Who will;take, kin place In the church-who will take bia place at-the college? W2io will take his place in the civic and Bocial uplift of Anderson? Who will taSce his place In a hundred differ ent places where there is now ? va cancy. - , The conclusion I have reached ls this-There is no one individual . in this entire city who can do tho-work that this man has been doing;- And yet it must go oh. God did not In tend thet it should stop by removing him, r.nd Ile wiii hold those- Of us who still livo accountable tory . lt? prosecution. While the memory ot his ghod works arni- nebia life aro still fresh iii our memories, let us. divide 1 J Up his 'work and make .'ris task! eur i j tasks and seo to it that no part of his i work is left undone. ThiB morning wlillo thoughts such I aa. these were, being revolved: in my mind, I. received ? lotter : from '-.a" I friend, r ac of Anderson's most prom' ' Inent jusiness men whose soul bad beep touched' and so filled by thc I splendid achievements of our departed vrlends that lie felt that be could not begin..the days work, until he had unbosomed lids. thoughts * to some one. The thoughts are-sb inspiring and'.beautifully expressed t-V.-at I nm going to ask that you print thl? let* ter believing that: it will refroBhvtfto BOUI of every Individual 'who reads it. j Yours very truly, -' B, A. Henry. |Dr. B..A. Henry. My Dear Doctor: . ; Tho remains of Charlie Sullivan I were laid; in tho family plot.-yesterday I afternoon and tho vast concourse of I hts friends. and fellpw members of tlie community wended their csvoral; [Woy ?nomo with saddened hearts jaiit wondering mind?. It was. a v.omkrfal sight io rice tho ?throng's of men, w?inen ?nd children i who filled to ;bvsr??owing tho. ?vasy j Baptist .church, eVovyope,, intent on paying homage ta the map ', w ho h ad lived his life among them and whose remains were .-ea sooh'to :.V?MsJ?i8fc their sight forever. But lins - Charlie Sullivan ' from un? Kia body has beep. nvunity. ho . ldved. had passed forovo from ne?/ Chpjll?. SuiUvc?, i?ye$ aft served his family with a deybt^on that J waabee^t^ church with ApMwer.ah? energy; Oxat only,be prompted by an intense n-A and a consuming do-j ^/.uoift?plp^1!HO*sn/*a:{ ?^tW&hfc Jt. ?i?t?tiai way as only a ?trong, powerful maa. whf?el Interests . ort? large , and whose* dis-] sjtlon .is for good; can; serve antf] -*?Vislo?^?f? he fteld.Jtt^^iu?ce ber j ,, Ot ItlsV?epaikir? ?w?m fec -?ssc: of.blsj ?ctrvltles.:. lt is mero re??onv ?we to believe that* ht* great work ; bo continued, anti that; the . fcri$' he has lived and served will bo FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH : The services- at tho First Presbyter ian church tomorrow aro announced for tho following hours: Sabbath school ?t f?n o'clock, under the super intendency of Mr. E. W. Brown. Thc? pastor, Rev; W. H. Frazer, D. D., will .preach'at 11:30 and 8 o'clock. Tho "evening service will bo evan gelistic and the singing will bo a prominent feature o? the service. A very cordial invitation is extended to the public to worship with this con gregation at any and all- of tho ser vices." ,' Couie thou with us and we will do'thoo good." CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school at 10:15. Morning service at 11:30. 8ubjoct, "Each. Shall Go to His Own Place:" Duet by Mr. Sam Orr Trlbble and Miss Ruth Watkins. Evening service at 8 o'clock. Sub JpQt-77'Each Shall Receive His. Own Reward According to His Own Work;" Solo by Mr. Sam Orr Trlbble. We cordially Invite you to. worship with us. an inspiration to others to livo and serve. .?. God in His wisdom created this man-to:Bcrve Him first and because ot that service to servo bis fellowman. Hp-would not permit such a man to leavo tho work so ably performed did not He know the influence of that energetic and whole-souled Ufo was to abide1 with His children forever, andi continue through others the up building of that which 1B good and trtt?< ' . The college which-.ho loved and Borvod will miss him greatly. The ! church of his choice will mles him as tow, lt any, of its members would be missed and the community at large will mica his ever ready disposition to servo. Its interests. . All of these agencies will feel the loss most acute ly' but -the feeling of loneliness that must, come to his family and to those less happily provided with this worlds) goods will bo i ii ten so and the suffer ing and .longing for a sight of. the much loved face will bo before them alway*.:.,.).) . - - 1 CharUe. Sullivan was a man in ?very j censo of the -word. Ho wa.s a truly! Christian man was gen oro us in -his dealings with all agencies, tor good, was charitable to a fault toward those who deserved charity and was: ever ready, to do no un co in an open j woy every agency that was tending ? towards evil; /May his good work continue always and may Iris life be an Incentiva ' to ?ll mankind to do as be did and serve God and aR. mankind with onergy and love BO that when death shall come upon ?B we may be ready to enter in to closer communion with. God as Chas. S. Sullivan has done and at the. samo time luave behind us an Inf 1 nen cn and-example that will be an inspiration: too ll who aro left behind ip BO scmTiUOT ?hd our roi low - be ing;,, that we may, when our .ap pointed time may arrive, be as ready to enter intoj tho new Ufo as was the caso with . oar friend. who bas gone Oom us, yet,'continues with ??, m all but the flesh. When Baby Has the Croup. , When a mother ts awakened from sound sle'op to find her child who has gone to bed apparently In the best of health struggling for breath; she is naturally alarmed. Yet if shu can keen her pr?sence of mind and give Chatnberlaln*s Cough Remedy, every /ed, quick relief will follow and tho Child will droirto sleep to awaken- in tluv morning ashwell aa ever. Th?3 reiHedy has . been in use for many years with uniform success. For BCle by all dealers. lt's Grandmother's Recipe to . Restore Color," Gloss ^ and Thickness. . ' .' ' r-i... r-L: Hair .that loses Ra color and lustre, br'when It faded, turds gray, dull and lifeless, is causerj by a lack of sulphur m th?.halr^: Oiir. grandmother, made a, mixturo of ,Sage Ton and Sul phur to keep her. locks dark and beaur t?f?l, and thousands dt women and ???n who value, that, oven color, that' beau tl fut dW.v?nX??vof hoir which ls ;<o attractive,' vio only this old-time recipe.. v . Nowadays .^?. j^i;i??? 'famous mix ture by asking atony drug store for f&!?&&t bottle .ct "Wyeth's Sage &nd ""' which, darkens 7, so evenly, that m&::m.n basteen ?aWSM?stcKih'g and falling hair. aSwgJun t dam pen a sponge dr < edit Wrmi iwlth It Mi ! draw- this through your hair, taking - ono email strand at $<fttige? By? mornju? ^he .ittfy hair disappears; hu^'^JUU^PSgua M* ??d?er wltk Wyeth'sVSoao end; sul phur ib imMk^i^^tm^uix^ Ot i th? ?-?ffet, a, few appllea -..48. It also brtuffn back the gloss aaa lustre and. elves lt au appearance jot; abundance, 'V IH?EI8IG rite ll OF PUPILS I? THE CITY SCHOOLS OF* ANDER SON EXPECT 4,000 Before the End of the Year Stated Supt. McCain* Yesterday ..? . ' Afternoon. The reports ot the various teachers In the city schoolB made on the end of Ui? first month, October 5, show ' some interesting facta about the en rollment of pupils. Tho total enroll ment for both tho whlto and negro schools ls 3,014, there being an en rollment ot 2,1.83 white pupils and 831 colored. These figur?e do not in-1 eludo tho night Bchools, wihlch have j not b??c? reported. This enrollment ls an Increase of 320 over last year for both the white and colored. Tho increase 1B very noticeable in tho number ot white pupils attending the schools Wal s year ! as compared with tho samo dates last I year and tho year before. For. the same dt-te in 1914 there wai*, an en rollment In the whlto school B of $1, 981, or 202 fewer that there are O ils I year. In 1913 at the same dato thore was an enrollment of 1,081 tr 502 tow er white pupils attending today. . "I expect the enrollment to reach 4,000 this year," stated Supt. Mc Cants yesterday ??tornoon. "Thoro| will be a great many moro pupils af? ter Christmas, especially. As to the tho negro BCKIOOIB, I expect a. troraon- j dona Increase within the next month. Mirny of thom aro Btlll tn'the cotton fields and for that reason they aro not attending school at present." The enrollment by schools ls os- j follows. .. t < rYhlte Schools. High school.... .. 238^ Market Street. 288 Fant street.. .349 Kennedy street. 349 Glenn street.... 1532 South Side.. ...... .253 East, Wliitner.1231 North Anderson. 31 Total... . ... 2,183 Ncsrro Schools. ?A. . .. .. 309 IJ. 410 C, not open. - D. HO I Total.....:. 831 Grand total, 3,014. We have add dep?rtmeai toi our business and will carry a full line of Heavy and F an cy Groceries-Have just re ceived ? Car Lpad pf thej Finest Flour a G?r Loadi [of the ?est Salt and a>! lin? of Canned Goods, Sugar, Coffees, etc. You will find anything! in Grocery line here and our Mr*. Av E. Mull will be gl?d to serve you at any hour bf the day and at prices to let you live too. ! Come in anti see us--We will] save you -money am! give, you' the Freshes! Gtfods in town, l?ii'deirsorii Go. Bring us your wants tomorrow for every little thing you need. We can fm 'em in a manner. Coat Suits. Dresses? Skirts, Shirt Waists, Millinery. Shoes, Hosiery Of course you'il find "Fancy Fixings" of every description Neckwear, Jewelry, Gloves, Handkerchiefs Ras?r'sT?nsorial Parlors Cut The Price SH?VES REDUCED TO - - lo? Best equipped phop in the city. Strictly Sanitary. :tClean-? lineas is Next to Godliness.". Efficient Workmen-Best ?ervtee. iii every reapcr.S. V " 7: .r.:':/| '. . ' : ' ?' -, .- - " .? . -:. .' .';.r.';^j GarLer?; Rainer, Bruce, Lindsay and Kasor. Rae?r'? Tonsorial Pareora Lig?n & Ledbetter Bldg. Next to Ra?road cn North Maia; 2 lb Can Cmco'Sells at 25c, a can. ..20c 4 lb Can Crisco Selb at SOc, a can. ........ .. .. .40c A 20c Glass Jar Beech Nut Di"iud Beef and a 10c Ja? Beech Not Peanut Butter both for,... .......20c ? ! /.: .-. . . ? ? . : ' Good Flour, per each. , . .'. .25c, 50c,' 75c, $1.50 . ft ? ; ' . . .. ? . 4 Cana Spotlosa Cleanser and 1. Bo's Lustro Window and M?tal Polish and ? Jiffy Broshs all fo?v^,. ;> : ^ .\2Se 10 lb Bucket Snowdrift Lard. . ... .> ;.. . fisk ?Mrj?S Bucket Snowdrift Lard. . ., . .. .v.. a.. '.'. .$1.90 .. :i:^;.:;;::::.;.;v"-.^ j; V; -?^^l?r^ ?itiRE wira THE KG BUSINESS'' S??f H ?S?b? Gft?CEkt co.