Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Follo^/edFriend's Advice .Aftcr,t,rjr,ng FruJt?la ?na Traxo, Mrs. L. C. Clark, 840 Melba St, Balms, lexus, wrote to thc Plnue loboratore? as follows i . "I have been a sufferer from gall-stones, and Fruit-. ola and Traxo V-QB recommended and I am glad to say I took advantage of your most wonderful medicine, with wonderful results." Frultola and Traxo or? f wo ramAdiaa tim* -~ -I? -* - I* i. tt . - ? -. j i-n? CM sj ss nv IS SU tvuiviu?? ? ? ? ?T ac?B on t,,e ?t*??nsl organs UM a powerful lubri cant, Koltening the congested waste and breaking: up Hie hardened gracies so that easy elimination follows quickly, to tho great re lief of the putlenr. Traxo ls a compound of splendid tonie prop enies, of special value In strengthening and restoring the system that has been weakened by constant suffering. The Piano laboratories have many letters on filo testifying to ?ie merit of Frultola and Traxo; letters from people who have used tho remedy and know how from actual experience what it hos dono for them. For tho convenience of the public, arrangements have been tnado to supply Frultola and Traxo throngh leading drug stores. In Anderson they can bo obtained at Evans* Pharmacy, three stores. . "What is tlie Beeret of your popu larity as a public speaker?" ; "Well I have on? Mire foundation. When I can't think of anything else to say I just knock tito rich."-Detroit Free Preso. -rry OUR WEEK END SALE ^?.k_?.?er_Ml jresh vegetables ajttdjott er good things that we will sell today, Saturday TWIN IPS CAHRAUE IRISH POTATOES SWEET POTATOES ONIONS PStESH ?KEEN SPINACH PARSNIPS E?U PLANTS ?KEEN PEPPERS .Ti-.UKO CELE WK HEADED LETTUCE CAPE COI? CRANBERRIES HUBBARDSON APPLES WINE SAP APPLES CALIFORNIA LEMONS BANANAS FRESH COCOANCTS Boneless Ham, Rolled Ham, Dried Bec', Breakfast Bacon. Wo will slice tu your order any quantity ol these good meats on our slicing machine.. < FTCHII Country Butter 25c a pound. Creamery Butter 30, 35c, 40c pound. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS "THE STORE THAT CAN FILL YOUR GROCERY ORDER COMPLETE" v. ; ? ??.... _T-T ? . ?. ' . . - -.'j ' . - PREVOSTS STORE SOUTH SIDE G ROCE KY CO. ' Phones 74 and 98 Let me send you FREE PERFUME Write today for a besting bottlo of 0 ED.k PIN AUB'S LILAC The world'* ?sort farnaae perfume, every drop ss ewtst as thc living blossom. For handkerchief, atomizer ond bath. Flpccitcr ?ha ving. AH the value to in the iKif ure '*oudon t pay extra for a fancy bottle .Thc qualitytoworn.. jtul. Tho mice r.nlv 75c, (6or_>. Send tc fOT thA little bOUiS-CQOUSh lor 50 handkerchiefs. Write today. . ? .. PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD, Dep?rtase?? M. ED. PINAUD BUILDING NEW YCftK Ti > ?TiT rv m nrc T#\?T ; capitol and Surpins IM30,000.00 BANK OF BELTON .?'? '"TE'C" M C F Presidont. V. P. and Cashier. JU, J. \J? H. B. Campbell* Asst. Cashier? ' Chicora Bank Mm. S. C. H Capital and Surplus $l?WM)u\.W Collections Gi.en Careful Alten* foe Ellison A* Smyth* Jno. A. Hndgsas, President. . COBhler. B. E. Toi "ila on, Asst. Cashier. We are recommending our 10-1-0 and 10-2-0 and 10-24-0 for wheat arid oats this fall when you sow it. This will give it stalk and grains in the :hea?; and that it what you want in grain. If i ^o? will sow five acres in wheat and five in oats this fall, after preparing the land well |?]^ either of ?^ i g??ds, vou >ili find it advantageous. The 10-2^0 is^ ani especially fine goods for grain, ^^ti^s:^?.?r.from you..;. Merson Phosphate & OB Co. ' ). v ri ?ndert '"'ll? IN SPITE OF WEATHER STREET PARADE HAD TO BE CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF MUD ANIMALS IMMENSE Silas and Mary With Thousands of Others Revealed at Bar num and Bailey's Show. "Well people, lt euro was a crack erjack," said Silas Green, as he emerged from Darnum & Hailey's big white tents, "Yes, slr-ro, it hnd that'er street carnival down home last year beat a whole doggone mlle." "Me and my wife came down io An derson just to see that circus fiat wo had j'/arn tell of, and, people, lt was a regular lalnpaloosa. Blamed If they weren't so much that one time I Just er closed my eyes, cause I didn't know which way to look. My wife, she 1B cr lot Bmarter fian me, and she Rays, 'Silas, I'm just gwlne to Bay "Enl-Meni-Mlni-Mo., catch a nigger by the toe," and whatever place that puta me, that's what I'm going to watch,' and thon I says to my wife: "Mary, you'se zactly right." But t'.c first thing I knew I wa:; iookln' nt ono. ring and then I was luckin' at another, and one of those pretty girls In tights, started to actcrlng and then Mary she'd say, 'Silas, hadn't you bettor look tho other way?' To bo parttculy, jjooplo, I'll tell you fc'int lt sure waa some show, and if Mary hadn't b:en . with me, I'd gone in that cr side show, where thc lady plays with tho snakee. But Mary ?aid there weren't going to be o respectable man like mo. "I was.terribly disappointed when that fellow in that big automobile said thor? weren't going to be a parado, cause if Mary and me had seen tho parade we might not have gone to .tho show. But, people, .I's glad the parado didn't como for the reg'lar show was enough for a life time. Honestly, folk, I didn't know liiere was 60 many actor people lo the world. Why If that er circus went to my home, there'd bo mort people in the ahow than is in the whole blamed town. Sausages for Sale. "When I went on thc field a fol low asked, mo to buy a sausage He said it was ,u weino or something like that. But another fellow, who was standing near me, told Mary tl. at it >7.>.m't'anything but a hotdog. >A v, i:,e guy said to me that ho didn't suppose I raised my pup to be a sausage and I told him if anybody harmed my dog Zip that I be dog goned If I wouldn't tell our'deputy Sheriff. "Gee, people, but those city foll; show do crowd and push about- the placo where you go into that eirena, I don't think somo of them ever seed a circus before. In the animal tent I show saw lots. Mary said t'.mt those baby lions and tigers, were awfully sweet. There was another baby ani mal, too, hilt I can't remember the name. Some fellow said lt -was a kangaroo, but I nevwr hearn of aa sich animal.. I had atwayo hearn toll of elephants, and I said to tho man with a uniform on: '.Mister, ls this an elephant, and bo said. Tes. What'd you think lt is?' -And then I asked another fellow with brass buttons why thone lions walked raoand In tholr cages and he said it was because they had nojrrT.jefe oise.to wnlk. I tell you, people, if was some Bhow.* And as Silas Green thought Bar num & Bailey's 1015 exhibition the best ho had ever seen, so did the .other people wfto crowded the big toots, afternoon and night: Barnum & Balley has tho best shoW it has had in years and it ls sato to j say that it is the best Andorson has, seen In many day. , Spir.kan? Span. . Th? show has' been oh the road since last March, hut Hills couldn't have been told-from the costumes, tho stock, or any ot the equipment. There was that delightful spangle'"'mat makes tho equestrian-. ever no dear, and tho sleekness to the. horses timi ed.ds quality. Thore was ono Btar act going on at the samo time as another star Oct, and these followed by other star acts equally as good. Tho baseball game lu which one elephant was Grover Cleveland Alex ander, . with porns catching and Hooper *at -the bat, was , immenso, Hooper hit a homo' run,: and it was necessary for him to slide in home to complete tho circuit. . A fearless wo man entered a cage of ferocious beasts, and -managed 1km with a gentle hand. Signor Bagonghl,'hailed y M?? vro.r!d'2? emallest rider .r^int? ?ot have hean much less and been at all, -bul just the Bamo ho waa a clever performer.;. Hin diminutive stature aided his act. The act,beau tiful, posing by . mon, . women and hovse?, was well done. S ''lt's a bear, it's a hear," cried t?e mugo enthusi asts when Pnllenberg'a. Rocky, moun tain prides walked a tight rd;>o and rode a ' bicycle. ' Marcellus acting' birds wote well trained. The-band was extra good. :i The crowd grew en th uslastic when Bird* MUimaa did her stunt. "The dainty daring queen of '-.the .wire," reade the program, and the pro:. gram States lt eorrectfy. Sba has1 .grace ead : ?hurto, and her ?work is a feature ot tie irarnum Show.' The Honneford family on their first vi-jit A-mersonn made a decided hit. They gave, their lively bareback riding.. a novel touch, and their act was a de lightful part of the entertainment. ? The Man Behind. ' '.I'm. always with the fellow whoso behind,*', said Bllas Green after the show, "and blamed if * every one of Personal Mr?. N. L. Kant of Walhalla is visit in- her mother, Mrs. W. G. Smith. Mrs. Crymes of Wllliamston is visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. H. Vandiver. Mrs. L. L.:-Wright of Monea Path spent yesterday with friends here. Mrs. Gertrude Mathews of Eaaley is visiting Mrs. ll. S. Ligon. Mrs. Dick K ison of Franklin, N. C., is spending the wcek-ond with Mrs. Fred Burnett. Mrs. C. Si McCall of Bennottavlllo; Mrs. George Penny and Mrs. Clara Seal of Abbeville, were in the city yesterday with Mra. W. E. Gason for tho circus and tho lied Roso. Mr. and MrH. William Mcoy m'. I Charlotte, ar? ina gueat ot tho form- j ers' sister, Mrs. Earle Watson. Mrs. Anna ROBB Cutmingnam will l?avo this morning for Atlanta, where she will be tho guest of Mrs. Bond i Anderson for two weeks. Rev. and Mra. J. Halepr Gibbonty retimed from Virginia Saturday. Hr. Jolly's Announcement. Itav. S. W. Jolly will preach at Salem Baptist church Suuday, October 24 at 11:30.: First Chauffeur-"Hill got fined $500 for taking his employer's car without permission." '.' Socond Chauffeur-"Put how did tho boss, know he took lt?" First Chauffeur-"Why Bill ran over bim."-Chicago NOWB. Minister Gives Testimony. The Rev. C. M. Knighton, Havana, I Fla., writes: "For three months I suf fered intense pain In kidneys an**, back, which at timos laid me up en tirely. I- read of Foley Kidney Pills and. after trying various remedies .vlthout result I decided to try the Poley treatment. I was relieved al most with i tho first dose and lt is a fact that I used only 11-2 bottler when, all of tho pains disappeared. I nu 55 years of age and now foel like i young mau again. Sold everywhere "Pa, what lBj affection?" "Affection ray boy ls carrying three |?xtra tires on an automobile that nev it gets more'than four blocks away from a garagei"-Detroit Free Press. Recommends , Chamberlain's Cough itemed?.. . "Last winter I used a bottle ' ot Thambermht'sifCough Remedy for a >ad. bronchial!jcough.. I felt .ita bene-' ileial effect immediately and before 1 had finished the bottle I was cured. I nevor tire of recommending ' this remedy to my friends," writes .Hrs. William Bri gut, Ft. Wayne. Ind. For salo by all dealers. those racers that was behind when they begun didn't como out ahead. .Ibero's something mighty suspicious about that, ano thc fellow who want led to bet nm'"ii glaBs of pink lemon ade on the horse behind must .'rave been to a ci rem; before," Last night as Siias Green and Mary, his wife, Jogged along the lonely country road they' said but little, tracing in their minds tho scenes ol the day. Finally tho alienee i was broken. "Silas/' says Mary, "this Ie ?the most wonderful lime I've ever had." And Silas, . with moistened uyes, looked at lils wifo ;and wished that his hitare of worldly goods had been such as to have given .ber moro. As the last light of the cirons train passed around tho curvo early this, morning Silas and Mary and many, others were dreaming of tho wild African Jungles, of beasts and of birds, of spangled ladleB and of .pret ty/horses. They cou'J .hear of pea nuts,'1 pop corn, chewing- gum and cigarettes, the spiels of the sidc-show man, and tho .cry of. programs for a' dime, and a real wild west concert for"' IB--' cents. But these things in cluding ail the: pink iemunado that you can drink for a; nickel, go to make Up circus day. WISHED SHE I As? Be Frc? Fraaa Her Trcocfeg, fe* Finds Better Way. 5=J5 J.LD. Jessie gnuu, ul ??WJ pISCe. "1 wished ? would die and IM relieved dfcring, fro?n womanly troubles, not geytp, without p . stayed inched mosto! uto a . ' * could aol do my housework, .. /ina least an ;'iel ol work tired me out. My head would gwim. and 1 would tremble for on hour or more. Finally. " took Cardul, the woman's Ionic, and am not bothered with palnn any more, and 1 don't have --o go to bed. In fact, lara sound and willoi all my ?roubles." P^.?gott't? aU. the weak spots and fielps Co ?sake them strong. It acts wita nature-not. against ber. It 14 lor the tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel aa ii evcryihing were Wrong, tad need something to quiet their nerve? and strengthen the worn-oui systera, a woman, suffering from any _ rous syrtrploms oTwomaaly ^JCW& If, will bt?p you? -JP DISCUSSED PROBLEMS IN TEACHING SCHOOL INTERESTING CONFERENCE1 OF HIGH SCHOOL TEACH ERS BEGUN FOUR COUNTIES Greenville, Oconee, Pickens and Anderson Represented Two Sessions Today. Tho conference of " high school teachers from Oconee, Pickono, Green ville and Anderson counties began last evening at 8 o'clock in tho audi torium of Anderson collcgo with about 20 high school teachers present and p.ll of biio teachers ot tho college. Prof. W. H. Hand of Columbia pro s'ded ovor tho moeting which merged into a general discussion of high school problems hy those present. Dr. William Spencer Currell, presi dent of South Carolina university, ls attending the conference and ho gave Borne interesting facts about teaching. Dr. James P. Kimmi was also pres ent and gave an interesting talk. It was stated last ni&">t that much In terest was beim; shown and that the attendance was expected to be larger today. Thc first session today wil ibegln nt tho college .this morning at 0:30, the afternoon session will begin at 2:30i. Our Jitney Offer-This and Cc. . Dont' miss this. Cut out thiB slip, enclose, with Gc nnd mall it to Foley ^ Co., Chicago, 111., writing your nanto iud address clearly. You will rocolvo In return a trial packsgo containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compouud, for coughB, colds and croup; Foloy Kid- ; rioy Pills, for pain in sides and hack. ; rheumatism, backache, kidney and ' bladder ullin en tu ; and Foley Cathartic . Tablets, a wholesomo and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headacho and sluggish ' bowel?. Gold e'-jr/whera. j CASTO RIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years 8ignam?rc of ^Z^/f^^^SSi CHICHESTER SPILLS Tins UIAUONP un A ND. A fidJ^aHk THU in Ked ?nd U.M inrt>lllc\$^ .IC. Jf ttlAMOND IIKAN? flLUK <5?? . V'S* #3 Ita??knoTin?tnat,S?f.<t.AI?r?)r?U*ial)?n A-r SOlDBYDflU?GlS?Sr^RVWMFK "My Town" Hat? at $2 T. L. Cely Co Special at $2.50 Jno. B. Stetson & Co nt $3.50 and $5 AU shapes, styles and colors. T. L. CELY CO* * yu' fifes 1 AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY. You Are Making a Mistake if you want to make some money on the side hy real estate now, we have sold 2 of those small farms we haye, been adver tising: in last few days. We have how 1 tract <jf 38 acres, very fine land, lies beautifully, just 5 miles from the city. We will build a house to suit you and sell it to you for a very small cash payment. Then there are 3 others, containing 18, i 7 and 13 acres each. Also we have 41 acres 7 mt?es from city, , now rented for l,5oo pounds of lint cotton. Will1 sell this, for $4o.oo part cash. ,. Db you know qf ai}}other good land In 7 miles of city for ?4o.oo? . ?M S. U. Horton, V es. l? 8. Horion, V. Pres, W. T, Marsnajl, Secy. ? ', 1 ? ' '"n / ' .'- 1 11 i " i ..... i.'.? ? ???.?? . A?. Every Man Needs ?,n Anchor * HATEVER else you are.conipc??d IQ give up durin /readjustment, don't give ; up'your insurance. It during this period of is' a hard-times P roposition-that is,. you need ifmore when business is-below-nor mai than you do when things are conting your*way. In this modern- day ?of <? uncertainty, s.Ujsurance is the one thing'that a fel low cari count upon in adversity*'.'Other investments may prove "of no ac count. Mariyja man has believed himself to be in good financial condition, only to awaken in the morning, to find that he wasn't worth ? ce-ir. But thc mah who ls insured is'absolutely certain ; that in the event he is called to the Great Be^offd.those dependent upon him will have something to count 'upon. . . ' ' ... . ,,:;.v' Not only 'should one manage to keep up his insurance at this time,- but he. should take out more of it, if it is at all possible. For the man unskilled in handling money, there is no other investment any safer-and even the fel low who supposes he knows all about handling money is frequently mistaken. If there had riot been a place in the economy of things for the insurance com panies they would long ago have been forced out of business-Editorial Dayton (p.), Daily News, January 13, 1915. .": .'<.. ' . . . WHEN a man insures with the Mutual Benefd Ufe Insurance Com any he invests jhjj; sayings ir. us strong arid safe an I? siltation as there is In the worid. Furthermore, under a Mutual Benefit policy by taking advantage of any one of the valuable settlement options he may "safeguard the interest*.-of.his beneficiaries who may not be versed in flan ckil matters.' ' . ,; Such a policy is the strongest kind of an anchor to windward. In fact, such protection is essential in disturbed times like these! The Mot?a? Bese?i? Life losuranco Company M. M. MATTISON, GENERAL / CENT - C. W, Webb( District; Agent . J. J, Trowbridge, : ; C E. Tribble, f"T":0";V" : W. R. Osborne, Special Agents Bleckley Building Anderson, S.:C.