The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 17, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
[Simple Remedy
that Relieved Child
Mild Laxative Corn-pound Cor
recto' Stubborn Case of
. Constipation.
An.Important duty that devolves on
parents is the regulation of their chil
dren's bowels. Health in later life
depends in large measure on early
. training ami a child nh o ul ii be taught
fi um infancy to regular babita.
. When from any cause the bowel be
comes congested with stomach waste
a mild laxative should be employed to
open up the passage gently and carry
off the congested mass. A most effec
tive remedy for this purpose is the
combination Qf simple laxativo herb:;
known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
uin. Mrs. W. D. Bulls, of Reed, Okla.,
used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
her baby hoy. Harley Buren Bulls,
and says "It did him moro good than
anything wo' have given him. His
bowelB are ye y stubborn about act
ing, but they act easily every time 1
givo bim Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin;" .
Dr.. Caldwell's ' Syrup Pepsin con
. tain? no opiato .of imrco tie drug and
is a splendid, remedy for children .and
older noonie as well. It has been on
HARLEY BUREN BULLS
the market, for more than twenty-five
years and is the family si and by In
thousands of homes. Druggists every
where hell lt. for fifty cents a bottle.
A trial bottle, free of charge.'can bo
obtained ty writing io Dr. W. B.
Caldwell. 454 Washington Su, Mon
ticello, III. . '
Wheo and What He Makes lt.
. . It's' alwayn thuB. . Tho worst are
always preaching. A man asked
oncoi
"Who's the-, author of tfie maying
that home ,1B . what wo make it?"
"The.author of thai saying," an
othor man replied, "was I'll warrant,
a chap who-never made it before 3
a..ni."-Washington Star.
Fr? La Say
1. improve alt types.,of figures, giving MORE STYLE and a. greater
'degree of comfort! V
Capitoland Snrplta . W>MCW9'_ '' j
"milson A* Smyth, ?
?fi', f* . rrest?ent, V. 3P?
i Are Not Fully Wired
;--..:':.Wh^n.yoi?' ni?Vt this ye^ insist bri rjavin^^?i?^lMttt has
,a?i inod?rn conveniences,
i -V^on't be satisfied with anything but Electricity,- : ; Don't ac
*c?,. anything "just as good" for there isn't anything just as
. good. ' - '
t The price of electricity IVas been going dp.wrii whil? ?si? cost
1 of- 0th?r^n?^essitles has increased. > Allow- US io sh# yi>u
j .^h?rete^o y??i.advanf.a^e io use our service.
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SOCIETY
Mr??. J. 12. Whllden and daughter,
Mies Ella Mauldln ot Greenville are
The guests of Mrs. H, E. Dargac.
Palmetto Chapter.
A very pleasent meeting of tho Pal
metto chapter was held yesterday at*
! te moon with Mrs. Reuben Long at her
thorne on North MbDufue street. .In
the absence of the president, Mrs;' A.
E. Holman, the second vice president
presided, and a most interesting and
inmructive program waa given. Tb1*.?
was ras follows: instrumental $<-.o,
(Mrs C. M. McClure. Vocal BO'IO. *Irs.
W. Jv Muldrow. An original stoty,
on Thanksgiving, Mia.. Frank Todd.
A Boio by Miss Mab Bonham, also a pa
lper cn Pickett's Charge, by Miss Bon
ham. After the program, a very
pleasant hour vms spent. Mrs. Long
being assisted In her duties as hos
tess by Mrs. W. E. Atkinson, Mrs.
Calhoun Harris, Mrs. Frank Todd,
I Miss Clara Gates, and Miss Janie Har
ris. An elegant salad course was
served.'
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
McLend Burnett, Thursday, Novena- ?
?ber ll, a <lau?hter, Sarah Beth..
The Ladles Aid Society of tho First
Presbyterian church will meet this
I afternoon right after prayer meeting.
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J PERSONAL
...-Slr. E.. J. Marrett of tho Fairplay
I section passed through Anderson yes
terday, morningon his way, to. Green-'.
wood to attend the federal'court.
L Mr. (Fred $V.k??l was called to his
I horno yesterday because of the serious
illness of - bis --father. < He . was ac
companied by Mr: John Owen.
Mrs. Fred Patte? s itt of Sandy
Springs was in the city shopping yes- ?
terday.
Rev. W. H. Mills of 'Clemson''col-1
liege was a visitor in the city yeBter-'
I day. .. ????^??y'x'}^/'ZyX?
.Dr. C. il. Burton of Iva Spent yes
Iterday in Anderson. ]..'.''
.Mr._Vi.rlI. Barnes of.-Ix>vyhdeavlllo '
Mr." J, Jenkins, a ?ew??ry drummer
?of Baltimore, spent yesterday In' tte
city. . -
H?r. T. M. Melton Of Pendleton waa
in Anderson yesterday. V'??.T
Mr. L. O. Bvptt of Easley was a
yt. ", I
Dr. D. A. Burrlss of Iva was. a
busiooss visitor yesterday'; ?
. --"T-*"- ,. .'.
Mr, .Tobin AHtootl: at Liberty spent
yesterday m Andean ? '
air. J. H. Kay of the Hopewell
j section was sr visitor yesterday.
. Messrs. F. M. Cox and AV S. Fant
j o? Bolton came to "Anderson/ yester
iday. ;
^ Messrs ' Mooroo Kidd and Claude
lorrali of Hartwell were visitors in
mdorson yesterday:
Messrs. Frans v Kidd,. Eugene
Matthewhon, Claude Matthewson omi
ArKhar Fjlchardson. 'j?ssstd through
Anderson yesterday en route ; to
.Orangeburg ' ?silero ' Mr. . Rn;
geno MattheWBOtl ls to wed Miss Lo'ta
Wannamaker.
First Financier-I made my success,
by putting my money liiere : I could.
?et my'handt bri it; eaaliyi;. '.V. . \
V. Second D?tto-^And- i ?oV min? dtjy j
'putting other : people's where I could
I get:my hands on it easily.--'Pack.
25-c?nt bottle ?eetroye ?mdr%&
I ' : 'iah,.
ir Within teri .-'nutut?i'-afte>-.'aa\;appli-'
cation of Dan?erine you caa jaot fl?id
a\ single trace. ot dandruff , or tailloir
h-Air. and your scalp will not itchptrot
.sthati will please /yctf most will be
att?V.a tew,,weel?*v ?s*?vwheh you, feee
new hair, fine rum eowny at flret
yetw-but real?y now bair^rowtag all
over tho scalp, :
A little Daridormo inradiate!?
?bl?stbe teauty e^p^pr; . - Nf
difference how duli; faded, brittle atti
gtiNjcftv just moists 'a cloth vdt]
Dandertnc and ccierully 'draw i
through your bal?,> taking ono small
strand at a *una? TSfO off oct ie amass
tpg-your hair wi? be light fluffy ah?
wayy;: aimihav? an ? app?s?r?hce bf
abpadajiM; : ari i?comparahlo.- lastre,
a?ttneea and luxurlauee.
[?met ? 'S?-? bottiO, of Knowlton'
i Danderihb from? ?Ry dru?? \smt? ;
? lie^c^?t?r,>.aitd .M^^'.fit;.:^
4&'.;lA3aa, ?if.^;?,a^^?^?i^^???.?
HEID A COHO?!
SELECTED TOWNV?LLE AS j
' tfiEXT MEETING PLACE
. IN DISTRICT
I WEtL REPRESENTED
Every Lodge m District Was Rep
resented-'Banquet Followed
By Meeting Last Night.
The district convention of the j
Knight* ,0t, Pythias, comprising those
I lodges In Anderson, Greenwood and
I Abbeville counties, convened in An
dersoii yesterday, the first session be
ing ty?ld in .the hall yesterday after
noon at ? o'clock. All ot the lodges
were represented and there were
about 30, ot 40 visiting delegates at
the c?nVenttdn.
' Th'? session yesterday afternoon was
held for tho transacting of business,
[ and at which it was deep*"* that tho
j next''district convention bc 1 ? 'd at
|Townvllle. Mr. James Craig . -.J re
I elected district deputy. Mr. A. M.
|Lumpkln of Columbia, grand vleo
chancellor, and Mr. C D." Brown,
grfehd k?epdr of records, and coals
(were present. Mr. Lumpkib explaln
] cd that?"he ' ?.:<ad received ' ?: message
from- Mr. Herbert E. Gyles, state
j grand chancellor, that lt would be
I impossible for him to be 'present. At
this meeting- a -number ot splendid
I speeabes were made.
About 7 o'clock last evening .ap*
proximately 160 local members of tho
Knights of Pythias rodge and. visitors
ar ambled in the hall preparatory to
marching io the Ac.no cafe w'/iarc an
oyster ?upper was served.
Tho supper was well prepared and
I the ner.?cc-.v/uD -good'./.. Those present
I enjoyedi iti--Yery . much. After . . Ihe
cigars had been passed,, Mr?. Craig an
nounced~,,thftt Mr, iompkln, would
make * - short talk, , rir. Luinpkin
[ praised, tjje locril lodge end tho success
Ioi,^e.7?an>tentfc?, os: .did' ??sj? the
F.'av.MLouts' .Bristow, .formerly of' Ab?
bev4Ue, nut now. ol. Columbia. Y*?u
followed, him . The Rev. J.H.' Gib
boney, fol low cd and gave come Knights
of Py^bit? history. . .
AfterjfliQ ; banquet : the brother:; i
miircb'od-.'l.back' to. the hall whero the ]
rabk .'6f j?Muire was conferred on two
>v?.;ikAi,'joi. vtii-~t- .>.;.'.-- s>.-::;u o>-v'} ? .
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FOR TERM EX TENSION
MONEY IN ANDERSON
C^l)MY TlrI?S YEAR |
' . ; -il?;-:. . . ? ?
WILL MEAN $100
j Eich io Those Which Secare it--I
Many ^?I A^fo* ?r?$&
School Aid Later.
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THIRTBB5N SCHOOLS.. , i\. . ; ....
%Wt?'t? B'. Belton, bounty; superin
tendent ,of. educatlori, yesterday raail^
$4/-to the ?tato. department'ot. educa*
ti?n in Columbia 13 -'applications .for
lernt . extension money Tn Anderson
county' schools. - This willenable
theVO schools to secuto not Over f 100
each, but In niariy-instant??s this will
mean, ? gr?st deal to .them. Mr,
Felton . stated yesterday that ho ? os
ipected one or two'more tb make .-ap
plication for tills aid.
;;*Thi?je will 'be abbut 33 or, 34
'tehools1 to apply for rural graded
? school '?ld." "stated . Mr, Felton,
"These applications are -beginning to
j como in and they must Lc made and
I filed within tho .n?xt few day?."
?tj??c ecfiooJs...applying, for term
extension nid are: Hammond, Stv?au,l.
Savannah, Enrika, Calhoun, Cedar
Grove, Oak -<}fovo,; Ebenezer, Bethel;
Rocky Rivery oNal's ..Creek, Grote , and
Mountain c>ee%W '
MUSICALE MILL BE
Delightful Affair Under Auspices
Junior Phuaihen Class.
MUST MUST MUST. ....
MUSICALE....
Thursday afternoon, beginning at
4:15 o'clock, a musicale ?ill b? given
at tho residence of Dr. and Mrs ; J.
C.. Harris, corner McDuffle and Cal-4!
noun streets, under t\ie. auspices of
the Junior Philalhea class of tho First
Presbyterian church. Some of An
derson's best musical talent will be
represented, ~nd a most enjoyable af
ternoon is assured. No invitations
will bc Issued, ana tho general pub
lic of all d?nominations is cordially
I invited to attend. A Bwoet course will
bo served and a silver offering will
bo taken.
Tho beautiful and comprehensive
program which will be rendered on
this occasion follows:
Badi.-My Heart Ever Faithful
Miss Grace Rudlsall
Corrio J. Bond .. A Little Pink Pose
Mrs: William Muldrow.
Niedieingen. ... ... ?. ..Gypsies
Mr. Sam Orr Tribblo.
Huntington Woodman., ..A Birthday
Mrs, Herbert Harris
Chopin. .. ., '..Etude
Misa Edna Bros les.
Selected ... . "
MIBS Betty Lawretic?
; Beading
... . Mrs,.A. P. Johnstone. ?
Horatio Parker... .?.'... Vi.
The Lark Now Leaves Its Watery
Nest.. ;v . \. / ;. .
Mrs. R. C. MacDonald.
Ecethovan... ... .......j. ... ., ....
Larghetto from..Second Symphony
' (yioUn-Collb^Pl?tip 5,.
Mrs, Martin, Messrs.. McCauley .and
, ' Vpn Hasseln.
Osgood........Parik ls the -king i
?Clough L?lght?r;.: ..April BlosBomsj
Miss Sarah E. Stranatltan. jj
I Angry Wife-Remember, " we wor?
I married by a justice bf the peace. ;
Sarcastic Husband-Bah, and: I'vo
had neither justico nor peace since.
Florida Times-Union.
II
Sayo gists of 'hoi WAter with
phosphate before breakfast
w?shco out poisons. ,
i?, yon vake.up. w?lh a bsd taste, bed
breath and tongue ls costed; If your
i bead ls dull or aching; if what you eat
j Bours and forms gas. and acid lu atom*
adi, or ypu .are. bilious, constipated,
I nervous, sallow and .can't i get feeling
?, ^?k, .lu.?!? 'tiim^mii
before breakfast, a glass of real hot jr
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphat? In it This will flush the
poisons and-[toxins trem \ stomach,,
livery kidneys anilbowels and cleanse,,
sweeten .and purify-the cntlro alimen
tary tract. V o your j incide trthlng im
mediately liPO? arising in.'tho morning
to wash out Of the system all the pre
vious dajr*e .poisonous waste,; gases
and rj our bil o before putting more
food into.the stomach..
; To,.feel .like-young folks feel; like
y ju felt before your blood,'nerves and
muscles'- becamo loaded ^ith body in>
purities - Jt from your pharmacist a
charter hound bf limestone phosphate
which is ?inexpensive and almost taste- }
assured they will b??om?jreai cranks]
'a not ' unpleasant.
-Just as soap, and - hot .grater -'act. on
tho skin, cl?anslhg; sweetening and;
freshening,;s? b'bt w?t?r??dd, lime-;
?tohe phosphate-Ret oh,;tuo stomach,
liver, kidneys add ?b?wels. Men' and
women who are usually constipated,
bHiOUs. headachy, or have any stom
ach" disorder BU?uld, begin ibis inside
bathing before 'breakfast; They are
assured they Will become real crakes
?MU' nra auujcvi snarlly^
? * ?'?.?' r.''j1'-1
?
!? 6L?S5Y
' Old Favorite1
of "Sage "and
H
Almost everyone. knows "teat S?g?
'ea and Sulphur, properly compound
I, bringa back the netcral color and^
:? io 'tho h*{r.^ata<|in^aM^?
gray; also fl*da; dandruff, itcn
scalp and stops felllog.balr. Y.
ago the only "wi?yVtt^^tli?fc^iii.
was to make it at home, which ia in
wf?o?. troublesome.: .
Nowadays >yo simply ask at any ;
Aj^.-:aio?:;?.-l^ $M*. ...ML
ghlFhur oonl|on?^.:^B'^Wf'getaj?
?very^I
ld* Yo? will get
_rge bottle tor shont';S? ? e?^tS^Bvery-r
body hseS w)s old. fa?^bt^ r^^'?^
causa no .ehe can possibly tell, that j
you darkened your hair, aa- it does it
> naturedly ?nd evenly. You ;.uam
-y a opchl? "or *tft; brush; with it J
idraw thia through your b/alr. /ak-,
r oos small Strand at a time; -by;
7&HBE9
become?;
and gl?ijsy and .you took; years !
OUTES?G ^I^ER WE ABL
Ladies* Outing Gowns, Special
Ladies' Outing Gowns, Special
.. ? atv ? - : -'.
Children's Outing Gowns at 48c.
GLOVE SALE
Just opened up P. Cen remeri?? Co. Kid
Gloves, Black with White
Stitching, at - - -
Whith with Black Stitching
,$1.50 grade, at
COAT SUITS
?EW SHIPMENT JUST IN AT
lt? ::\.
*L98
Capital and StinjUxB $l2JSJW?^d
r.K C'oll?ctious Giren Care?ul Aitenlios
EIUSOB Ai Smyth, Jno. A. Ifu?ge?B,
lt. j?. ^lU^oft, ;A<6t. Cashier,
. j
j??y Jersey Wakefield Copetih?Eigeti Market
r . - Fiat Dutch ;':rfe; .
I PHONE
Member Florist t??g^apix ??iiiety, '
0&* .- . ;? ? >;'-V;^#^. :
. MftiiOgany Rockers, Genuine leather seats,.. ,SP.IO up ,]
F?i^ed Oak dockers, Genuine leather seats.\. .:>:< :.&$0 up
Golden Oak Rockers, Genuine leather seats-.$?*2$$H?
Early English Oak Rockers, Genuine. ?^?tfl<r^a^tsr.|P^|^^,
an immens? ?tock of rockers Wfck wood ?m?
in -I^p'atlower-p??^J;: &
"f:_ ySEE WINDOR ?
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