Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water 8ays a glass of hot water and phosphate prevents illness and keeps us fit. Just as coa!, when lt bums, leaves behind a certain amount of Incom bustible material tn the form of ushes, so the food and drink taken day after day leaves in the alimentary canal a certain amount of Indigestible ma- : terlnl, which if not com.-' ?ely elimi nated from the Kystom each day, be comes food for tho millions of bac teria which infest the bowels. From thia mass of left-over waste, toxins . and ptomaln-like poisons arc formed und sucked into the blood. Men and women who can't s?'t fee!- . ing right must begin to tuke Inside ' baths. Before eating breakfast each morning drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of lime stone phosphate in lt to wusli out of tho thirty feot of bowels the previous day's accumulation of poisons and toxins and to keep the entire alimen tary canal clean, pure and fresh. Those who aro subject to sick head ache, colds, biliousness, constipation. otlierB who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff ness, or have a sour, gussy stomach after meals, are urged to get u quarter pound of limestone phosphate from tho drug Rtore, and begin practicing Internal sanitation. This will cost very lit?le, but is sufficient to mnko j anyone'an enthusiast on tho subject. Remember Insido bathing ls more Important than outside battling, be causo the sk'.n pores do not absorb impurities, Jnto thc blood, causing poor iietiUh, whilo the bowel pores do. Just aB soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens tho skin, sp hot water and limestone phos phate act oh the stomach, liver, kid neys nnd bowels. COMB SAGE TEA IN HAIR TO DARKEN IT It's Grandmother^ Recipe to Keep Her Locks Dark, Glossy, and Beautiful. The old-tlnlO rt ha Uro of Sage Ten nnd -.Sulphur for, darkening gray nt renk ed and faded hair 1B grand mother11* recipe; and tdlka.are again using: lc to keep : their hair a good, oven- color, whlcbcis quito., scnsi?ie, os wo aro livingna nn age when a youthful appearance Is of tho great est advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't liavo the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing, at homo. Ml drug Btores sell the ready-to-tiBo product, improved by tho addition of other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage und Sulhpur Compound" for about bo cents a bottle. It is very popular because nobody can uh' cover tt has boen applied. Simply moisten your comb or-'a BOft brush w?Ui it and draw tifia through your hair,1 taking oho small strand at a time; by morn ing tho gray hair disappears, but what delights itho ladleB with Wyeth's Sago add Sulphur Compound, ls that, be . Blocs beautifully darkening tho hair, after a few applications, it also pro duces that soft lustre and appearance of.: abundance which ls ca attractive. This ready-to-UBe preparation lu a de lightful toilet requisite for those who desiro a more, youthful appearance, lt is not intended for the cure, miti gation or.prevention of disease. For Zuffoits and Children Sb Use For Over 3? Years Always bears UM Signature o? WHEN WILL I SAVE? ???? mm ?i . , m 'Spring has corrie, the years is'i-4 goth . arid yet I have not join ed-the throng who put aside something each pay day. Resolve : That 1 will begin the first pay day in April. . "vWh?t Will, I Sa ve nt put aside not less than 25 per cent, of my income. How Will 1 Save I'll put my money each pay dav in the Saving; Club of Bank of Anderson The Strongest Bank in the County ? 'vj. . '. v.: WOMEN HEL1 CLEAN Al HAVE DONE MUCH TO MAKE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR CIVIC BETTER MENT EVERYWHERE TO BE WAGED HERE APRIL 17TH-22ND And all People of City Urged to Do Their Part in Cleaning Up Anderson-Prizes Are Offered. pgfQlirc United Blutes is entering iu>-l jg on un ora of vastly Improved liv 1 lng conditions, both physical and' moral, duo almost entirely to tho : efforte of women workers in tho Na-j tlonal "Clean Up and Paint Up" cam- j palgn, according to Allen W. Clark, chairman of tho national campaign bureau, in Kt. Louis. lt la estimated that during 19161 moro thuti u million wemen took part lu tho campaign for ? ivie progresa ami human uplift which brightened the I Uvea und homea'of millions from Pun- ! gor, Me., to San Diego, Cul. "The: growth und development of tho nu- j tiona! "Clean Up and Paint Up" cam palgn, has boon in leupa and bounds finco its 'unugurutlon," hn said. Individuul women, women's clubs and women's organizations of all kinds for civic and moral Improvement have joined forces in this groat work which muches into practically every phase of life. Letters have poured lu by ! the thousand at tho bureau headquar ters from women Inquiring how to start the work In their communities. Many of those Indicated that tho old fashioned "parlor" variety of woman civic worker was dying ti sure and natural death, and that 3orlouB-minded women were c oming to realizo more j and moro avery day tho big work that ls before them. Women Lsd the Way. "I don't believe wo realized tho far reaching extent of tho work wo had undertaken until tho women showed ?B," said Mr. Clark. "Tho permanent fonturer of -the "Cloon Up and Paint Up" Idea were what Boomed to gain their immediate indorsement. Their old idea of a spring housecleaning, which I believe, originated In New England, seems to have boen droppod entirely, and tho women's organiza tions of the Now England stutoB aro among the very hardest workers for an all-yoar-round policy." It would bo an impossiblo task to name in person oven a email percen tage of thc women who havo done nc- i tlve and efficient work nineo tho nu- ! tlonal bureau Inaugurated its system i in the spring of 1913. Some few of thtfra, however, aro mich women aa Mrs. Clarence Baxter or Klrltavllle. Mo., vice chairman of the civics de partment of tho National Federation of Women's clubs; Mrs. E. T. Son senoy, chairman of the pure food com mittee pf tho Consumers' league of St. Louis; Mrs. W. R. Chlvvls, president of the Missouri F?deration of Wom en's clubs; Mrs. Phillp N. Moore of St. LOUIB, past president of the Na* tlonal Federation of Women's ' clubs, and Mrs. Thomas Sherwin, chairman of tho department of Btreets and hal leys of the Women's Municipal-league of Boston. . , Much Work This Year.? Tho work of tho bureau SB planned for this year will bo moro comprehen sivo in Its Bcopo than "be'fpre. It will include everything that will beautify, improve sanitation and tond to the health of tho community.. Some of tho things to be done are tho cleaning of streets, alleyB, front and back yards, cellars and stables, removal of.ashes, carting uwoy or xin cans aud ail rub bish from vacant lots, buming or hauling away all garbage, filling In or doing away with' breeding places ot mosquitoes, files or diseaso germs, the planting' and trimming of trees and hodges, planting of Howers, and tho liberal UBO of paint - on everything that needs lt In many instances last year the planning nnd superintending. of tho work has put entirely, in tho handB of BO mo efficient women's organization In-tho city or town... The files at tho national "Clean Up', and Paint Up" campaign headquarters i In Sti Louis are fuil of records of Just such cases. Assistance in starting a campaign In any community in tho United States will be given free ot charge by tho na tional bureau. Mr. Clark explained; upon receipt of a request from any woman or women's organisation. Aid can also bo secured from Mrs. Clar ence'Baxter, chairman of the Wom en's committcn of tho national bureau, f or from any ot the other civic leaders constituting the bureau's advisory committee. Be Perpetually at lt. Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Senseney are helping women's clubs everywhere to accomplish .in their towns what was ! accomplished in - St. Louts last year. '' Tho women's clubs'conducted the en tiro campaign 1ft St Louts, Boston and many smaller cities last year and In thou Ban da bf other places they are olding the men effectively. The "open ing weeks*;: lu many places will be only the beginning ot perpetual "Clean Op and:Paint Up" campaigns. "They will be of tama?as valu?," wrote M re. Baxter* recent ly" "ip arousing cl vie conaclounnoss' in praetleal sanitation and .?ms?ry.tdim gnd fa s,ctJWLkail ??.h. .-.?i-'.*'-}'-**Vsr.'; m P TOWNS TO PAINT UP ness activity in the community. Many people spend hundreds of dollar? fur niBbing their heme.: 2nd only an occa sional culler get H to admire them. A much smaller amount spout on a coat of paint for tho exterior, a general cleaning un <>r tin? premises and a few Howers would give pleasure to thou sands nf pansers hy and their friends aa well." Moth of these women aro in daily correspondence with leading club women, in several thousand women'u clubs, In thc effort to make tho local "Clean Op and Paint Up" campaigns tho foundation upon which to build and conduct various other community betterment activities in which scrlous minded club women everywhere are KO interested. Newspapers Qive Help. Editors of newspapers from coast to coast have taken up thlH work of the women and aro aiding them in both the news and editorial columns ami most of them aro unanimous in declaring thal the chief value of the work is that lt alum at permanent re form mid continued effort. Ministers aro also aiding the women in their work by preaching appro* pri?t ?J seri.ions on civic cleanliness and kl ulred topics. The wife of one earnest, hard working clergyman iu a southern town, in which the campaign was In progress, wrote lu a letter to the national bureau that if more peo ple were as sincere In their religion as they are in this "Clean Up and Paint Up" movement the world would bo a much better place lu which to live. ? * + COMING AND GOING + ? * 9 + <?.>.>+++.>+-> .>????> Mr. Lewir, Jacobs of New York City is In tho c ly i'pending n few weks with his daughter, Mm. Leo Oels berg. Mr. Laurin Simpson of Iva was a business visitor yesterday. Mr. XX'. C. Cobb, superintendent, of 1 tiie Ware Shoals Manufacturing com mun, and daughters. Misses Llbha. Ix>la and Lila Cobb were among tho visiters yesterday. Mr. Abner Whaiton of Iva spent yesterday In thc etty. Mr. Will Mouchet of Iva spent yes terday In tho city. We h..va Strawberry and Vanil la Ice Cream today-Mono. Owl Drug Co. Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I nm a candidate for Congress from tho Third Congressional District, sub ject to tho rules of tne Democratic Primary. A. H. D AON ALL. COUNTY TREASURER l hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to the rules of tho democratic party. J. II. CRAIG. I hereby announce myself a candi dato for County Treasurer, subject to the rules of tho democratic party. J. R. C. GRIFFIN. SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candi date for the oillce of Sheriff for An derson county, subject to the rules of the democratic party. T. J. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself a candi dato for Sher'ff of Anderson county, subject to the rules of the Democvatic primary. W. D. KING. T hereby announce myself a candi date for tho office of Sheriff of An derson county subject to tho rule? of the Democratic primary. W. O. ,S. MARRETT. I hereby announce myaelf as o can didato for re-election t? the omeo of Sheriff. Rubject to the rulcB of the Democratic party. JOE M. H. ASHLEY. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESEwT TATIVES I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House ot Representatives for' Anderson county, subject to the rules of tho d?mocratie party. W. W. SCOTT. FOR" CORONER I hereby announce myself a candi dato for th? office e* Coroner for An derson county, subject, to the rules of the democratic pnrty. It has been my pleasuro to sorvo you in this capacity four years-1908-12. I feel that 1 am capable, nnd I need the orD'ce: J. ELVAS BEASLEY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for reelection, to the office ot Coroner . for ; Anderson county, ? subjet id the rules of Uta d?mocrate prt give you such fin of toe, parcri:and are fulfilled, at la Camels are new Domestic tobacc Get your May Delineator now at Cox Stationery Co. FAMILY CARES This Information May Be of Value to Many a Mother in An derson. When thor? is added to the many cares inseparable', from the rear ing of children that affliction of weak ness, of thc kidneys and auxiliary organs, the .in ollie u?>*. lot is far from a happy one. This, condition lias often been corrected liv'the use of'Donn's Kidney rills. When relief comos the mother's burden will be lighter-and her homo happier.' . Mrs. A. J. Freeman,. 408 Cruyton St., Anderson, saya:- "My- soo was troubled hy . weak^lcidneys nod com plalned of pains m Ute .Minali of his hack. He couldita ,control the Kid ney nccretlonu.- ? "Wft'en T read about Dean's Kidney Pills, I got u box at Evans' Pharmacy, and they brought relief from thc ?rat. Throe boxes in all worn used and the results were so satisfactory that 1 gladly give thin public statement." ' Prlco fiOc, at all dealers,- . Don't [simply ask for a kidney, remedy-get Donn's Kidney Pills--the same . thai Mrs. Freeman recommends.' Foster Milburn Co.. Props.,-Buffalo,- N. Y. The Andersoa County M J. J. SM mi. President nnd Trensu Sf '..ion s A? MAJ ANDERS THIS IS A HO Call and see us IThe possession of a Mci?E? Of conslant.deHght ip the'part You don t- buy a refrigeratpi terest. to mak? your -selection ? * A Style and Size to Suit ?to ; ? ? ? toStnTEvi . - ' - The P?opl?s Ne^ ItV&uy TdPijg e satisfaction through that i I any unpleasant cigaretty a st ! to your taste because tnt :os. They will not tire yoi Smokers do not look Camels because they r< stand every test again .S}S?\ Smoke t =5^^ Tim *tnmp placed over hn\xr thA Wk rind aral* ttu-parkmte. ?1UW Ucl <B which keeps out mr. trv-mit I '<\-'YB thereby praservini tho ll y OUI 1 .. '??l quality of the blended tn Ai'thpi tobacco?. Hy inserting lxJ ciiiicj ^*-!*~**\ troted, the ?tamp eatily I ' break? without tearin# D I ; S the tin foil, which told? *?. .?? ?ix^^jj hack into its place. ANDERSON CANDY LAND Now ready for business. Try our Chocolates Bon Bons Marshmallows Caramels Nut Creams Creana Mints Fcanut Butters Wei manufacture every pound-- of Candy offered in our place, using only the . highest grade materials. Wo are well prepared to handle-and solicit-special or ders of all kinds. Anthia?; you want made to order on short notice. Come by and let us show you a real candy store. . Anderson Candy Land " ' ' ' NOUTII MAIN [ntual Fire Insurance Co. rcr J. J. MAJOR Vice President IOU, Secretary ON, S.C. . ME COMPANY at Peoples Bank i-i- I Jone Superior n you put Pure Food McKee Refrigerator it; mm i REFRIGERATOR is a source i?ulaV;h?usewife. H.v^y . .. , .,?.' r every day, lt is to yourin :areful!y. ? li I . ;ry Requirement At a Price w Furniture Hf Peoples Way ????iiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiaHMnM fr . . ... rnellow-mild-b?dy, that ila vor1; that absence ?ter-taste, that your fondest cigarette desires 3j&are blended choice Turkish and choice jr taste, they are always most refreshing! for or expect coupons or premiums with salize the value is in the cigarettes which sr any cigarette in the world at any price ! hamels liberally without a comeback! You'll realize ightful they are when you give them a thorough < You'll prefer that Camel blend i j . kind of tobacco smoked straight! ?J?^?^? j j 20 far ?Or; or IO partie^ea ; I ' <2CU rii}n'r'tt<>$) in n glassine- . ' , REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. ^SSSwSS^B WmstOn-Salein, N. C. ntpDjy or when you trivet. C?