Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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New Sport Skirts We have just unpacked a grand assortment of the new est in the New Sport Skirts-in Piques, Bedford Cords, Cor duroys, Repp, Palm Beach and other popular wash materials -stripes and plain white, every one a beauty at the price . i?- ? ! i ? ?jr a aw W ygiy wi irmm ? . .. . ? . ai Also, we want you to see'the-new-things received here, this week in Belts, Bags, Purses, Neckwear^ etc. We have a new shipment ol Net Dresses, too, that will prove inter esting, and a charming showing of "All White" in millinery, Leghorns, Panamas arid Milans, the prettiest yet. Continues 0^^^? And the prices have ll|Ssfcf?v fl I llfB been reduced to a point _ '-S'Y^?^ /""""HHS where the savings are won- y /?'//1^? derfully inv your favor. f / ///i \^ y% VU these Suits are from our //f4( ly: : 4 regular stock-no special .V?>^^*T^I?'. j purchase of job lots or V '- ^ ? samples-but new, stylish ? ' ^ v y. j Suits, bought in the regu- ?*-**.* ..? ?..i... lar way. Included in this offering are a number of the newest Taffeta Silk suits which haye just come tn. ALL GOING AT ONE-THIRD OFF. ' MRS B. West Side Square They Lace in Front. . ' J : % . - -J i H . . . . . . v - ' ' The North Anderson property recently opened np and. now^'pifr ??-. ,.U ?B?B cus? the company 50. per cent . more' than any others property ? ; bought by the company. : | ^.?fSfWi^M The HW face'; : I : Xf$?r '$ ?;gqrii, and wi? be w?rth? rrtore % ' i ? ?iy?ti^? t<y *ne health and happiness'of the . , , ; S ' - . -4 .'..; children ,o.f-'your family-.than- a Jot' :A-^f?^?aaft3ft . There are only 8 of r $ese lots; so don't delay. V ;; a eui ? Street Car Miracle J The baby laughed-und through the car Of dull eyed folk nt the nightfall weary Tho Uttlo silver ripple ran. . ? And in Hs wake tho smiles began Llko sunshlno over waters dreary. Tho baby laughed-and shoulders bent 'Neath weight of toll and trouble tragic Htralghtcncd with motion swift and strong. As If that -?fi'rd et), carried long^ , Had Hf toa been by merry magic. V. V*' . '.' Tl)6 baby laughed-and ono who came An clumber ?tilled that music's ringing' -TjrtnSf?ul *frtn/t??-ln<r '?OTV?1 t!?S CrCWdcd C" T, "How brave, how kind these faces are," Ko thought, with hope and faith up - .-w springing. -Minnie Leona Uptori tn New York Bun. HOMESTEAD COLONIES ARE FOUNDED-IN GEORGIA Familie? From Crowded C'.tioo 8er,t to Small Fcrtilo Farm?. inuring the last half dozen years there have been roany forms of encour ngemont to people from other sectlona to go to the south and settle, where large tracts of fertile but undeveloped territory are available, but IC appears thnt tile work of the Southern Settle ment and Development organization of Baltimore, which bas branches la other southern points, ls meeting with more success than uuy movement to this end' which has yet been attempted. ? This organization has already brought ti large number of homesteaders to Dixie and in each instance has been successful In getting the newcomers well located nnd satisfied. A- good example of this 'work is that recently done near Albany, Ga., in the southern portion of that state. The establishment of the colony of home steaders at Albnn; bas proved a de cidedly greater success than was at frat anticipated, and plans are now on h.* t to send un additional lot of colo-, nliits to Georgia from the- middle west The purpose of the organization ls to settle arid develop southern farm areas by Bending homesteaders from the crowded western and eastern cities. The 3.000 acre plantation of H. W. Johnson, one of the community's big gest planters, was subdivided into ' forty acre lots. Nineteen families were transported from Chicago and as many homes provided for them on nineteen of tho forty subdivisions. Each borne and forty acre farm was provided wltb mules, cows, seedH and a model coun try residence. The terms are long time deferred payments. The farm land ls fertile. Even some of the most inexperienced farmers' among the settlers bave found the soil surprisingly product ive. Most of them are; Russian born American . cl tizona, progressive,, ambitious and energetic. They have been In Georgia rd nee, No vember, 1915, and there has not been a note of dissension or dissatisfaction tn the entire colony. The. educational features of the set tlement'promise to set a new epoch in Georgia's agricultural progress. The settlers are being Interested, m stock growing and diversified farming- The leaders of the colony are looking for ward to tbt time when they can pur chase live stock and make their newly acquired interests productive of cattle as well as general crops. FAVORS SMALL SUBMARINES. Simon Lake Says G-1 Ooato of Our . Navy Ara Best Typoi -* Simon halie. Inventor of undersea boats, told the members of the. Mew York E!ecUienl society the Other hight that he favored a number'of small sub marines rather,than a. few large, nigh sneed submarine:-!, which were liable to have-engine trouble. . "It wpuld be wise, to- take a step i. backward In speed In order to take a I step ' forward in reliability." bo said "A number of 200 ton boats would nf ford the best' defensa to (be country. The kind of submarino I favor ls what t term nd 'amphibious' boat. By that tI mean ono which, may be; transported by rail from one part of tba country ito [another.. By building a system of rall I communication between the principal points to bo defended it would bo poa albie to ?bip the snbmarinea'at the irate of-fifty miles an hour frons one point to a nb.ther. . "The small boatscould be t.oilt quick ty at a cost of $300.000. one-tenth of th? price.of ti large boat. Tliey would have a surface speed of 10 koota,and a sub; merged spsed of 8. knots. They, could !run out SOO or 400 miles." . ? - - ' ? . DEVICE MAkES' BOMBS HIT. ; >;.- -. . . _-r-' . nanoo Finder- For Air Craft Bought by r GovarnrnsnY After T?tts, Tho government, after testa by naval officers, lins purchased tho Invention of a Miladfciphhv youth which wUl drdp ' ?oraba n ccu lilt ?ly Tro ni cn ueropl.inc. the inventor la Alfred J, Erickson", .fito is nineteen; .Hts father was work ing on the bomb dropping device when 'h&dlid.'The boytook up the problem, finally got u patent-and brought the >1rivetftk)n td the attenVTofc ortho gov-, ernmen t. Tea IK made ut '^orfolkV-' With a byaroaereplabe- arc said ' tb have shown that bombs can be dropped within a: radtos of twelve feet The device adopts the Idea of ap au tomatic range ' Cnd?i' ? ror gun*. In a ; frame before, the fdea or the srfstdr ts } aa indicator by : wblch he can Plot ont I ah? object In sight on the ground find time the release of the bomb; > . ^-.?v!?;f -. ;, ?, -~v >.._' ' ' :. . ; Ons Theater's Ad vie?. '/, .-' Ip. (bea ter at j&r*o? I|ar^n?ton?Ma?k. no?e?;SfepH: nashed''o? the screed the ?i?ts?^\i^??,'"TIl't??ii aro a rowdy ali h}.me',we,w*Gt yon ta be a rowdy hera, ffe want every ono to feel at n?xnsV*.. COULDN'T STAY AWAKE ll SEEMED, SHE SAYS PAINFUL TROUBLES ALARM ED MRS. TEEL, OF GREENVILLE FOUND RELIEF AT LAST Remarkable Benefit Given ncr o Just Or?p Bottle of Tanlac .A- RKeutaatism Relieved How rheumatism with which shtj had suffered for several years was cjnlckly relieved by Just ono bottle of Tanlac. the Master Medicine, was| ' jld by Mv.i, A. E. Tee!, of 22? Ware ..rec-:. Greenville, wife of the pro prietor of Ted's grocery or McCall tteet. : ' ? ' " "I BufTer?d from rheumatism for j ; ver?l years," said Mrs. Toel, "which .bis winter gave mo more than ma yal nain, : Indigestion caused mej oiis'.derable pala ofter almost every meal. That, with the rheum at Ism, j *-hie'.i-was-a very painful kind, pul j?y..4)Cr.ves...in bad.shape. I had nc .pcti:e, and my system was gener ally* ?run down. I lost a lot of ".weigh'.'jarfd' I had so little energy tint 1 felt-tired ali the time. /.'Just- why, it was 1 don't know, mt'uti Ihnes during the doy | would .jtt 'KO. sleepy that 1 just could not stay-.awake it seemed, also 1 would lave weak spells and my limb:? ;.vquld b?cotas numb. "I had become alarmed over my cbhd'/.ion, arid, aa I had read so much about the great relief Tanlac was >: Ing'ng td* many, i decided to give lt trial. "At onco 'after I bogan "to tak< Tanlac I noticed that my system wv building up tfud' that I wa3 becom'Inf stronger. - iMy . - rheumatism was quickly relieved,. and I gained cou jB?dorable v?o?ght. I do no*, know jus*, .l?w., much. My appetite became groat, and it seemed that I lust could not. set enough to oat. "I recommend T,anlac now to m> friends when, t. jieer them complain ing, and 1 do'ltTbocauBo I have great faith In" lt. 'as I have taken Just one bo'tle and it'gave me remarkable re lief. A?d that relief came after many other rriedlcines had failed. Il is a great preparation and 1 can highly praise' it." . Commenting on MrB. Ted's' state trient, T, W. Galyon, state agent foi Tanlac, said .' "Rheumbatlsni ls not only one o? the most $reyiaient, bil*, one. of tb> m?si' ?aih,ful,'and' difficult to treat ol all pres?ny^fl'spases. When .tho di gestive' organs ' and bowels! are not working properly and tho kidneys bu ce mo clogged' up, the whole system becomes, deranged and saturated with uric' aCld, poisons1 and other impuri ties, wbich accumulate in the joints and other parts of the body to pro duce' the condition known ns rheu matism. ' ^. "Tanlac is a wonderful reconstruc tive tonic, and seems-to quickly over comes this condition by acting di rectly on tho vital organs, toning them up and enabling them' to per form their functions, so that the .im purities are soon eliminated from he system in 4 natural -way., hi al ni- nt and external applications, as a general rule, only' afford) temporary ff lief. Tanlac. is a constitutional -treatment.'' Tanlac, the master medicine, -is sold .exclusively Iri Anderson by levant,* PhaTrrmcy.--Adv. * . For iafii?ts and Chlldrec Sn Us? ForOverSO Years mi m DARKENS IWIinO.flKV SIDE Otin't Stay f?r?y! Here's an Old-time Recipe that Any < body Can Apply. V-v'-' ' ' '-.-' ' !^;.:v " . :' . ? - 't-s ; .- :.. '??. -. The use ot Soie and Sulphur for re s tor lng faded, gray hair .to its natural color.datea back . Lp , grandmother's time., shenused it to keep her ; hair beautifully dark, glOKsy and attrac tive^'Whenever-, her hair took . on, that dull, faded or .streaked appearance, this simple. ml-ture was. applied with wonderful ;off cet, .But brewv g ot home la .mussy' an J out-of-date, ?"!. Nowadays, by asking at anV drug siyro for a 50-certt bottle of "Wyeth's 8age ?and Sulphur Cojn po-ind," you wll.l "get this famous old preparatiotf,-?mp^t?d by. the'addition of other ingredients^ which can be de onrided upon to xe's toro natural color and .beauty -to the hair. A Well-known downtown druggist says lt darkens the-hair so naturally and evenly that joredy can tell it has boen, .'applied; You ?Imp;j dampen a B pim go or soft crush with it and draw this. through, yp^r/jnair, taking ono ?trend at a tlm?.~>"?y - ttorttnfciitf* gray hair disappears,-end otter a,p othor application' of two, it becomes beautifully dark and glossy. Wyo tl?'s'Sago and Sulphur Compound ls a delightful toilet requisite for tho'so who doBire fi muja youthful appear ance. It ts not iftttadsd. ior tWi?iw? mitigation or pr?vention l^^mmWit f Some Queer Ones j CILIUM Mi-M-an- n MU ? waaaaar Married on Friday, 13, and deserted on second day of honeymoon, Missouri mon baa sued for divorce without binni lng hoodoo. If Bhe grows hair on judge's buld spot woman accused in Sou Francisco of celling bogus bair restorer will nut be hv'.j t to jail. Man who slept ten days on a stretch given five days in Joli lu New Bruns wick, N. J., and other prisoners have arranged to keep him awake the entire time. l After escorting wife twice pnst his favorite saloon to prove ho hud quit drinking. Montclair Ci. J.) than Btartcd by again, hV|t said, "Such brnrery de p?rvea a drink," and went in lo get lt. When breeze lifted safe toward cell Inp in New York elgar store, pu] li vin un [discovered lt was dummy painted by burglavs jind caught three of them try lng to open real strongbox in back room. DANCING AND LATE HOURS HELP MAKE GOOD SOLDIERS Physical Directer Telia Why City Mon Are Beat For Sentry Duty. He who would prepare to oct ns n sentry In case of war should spend theso nights of peace tangolug until 2 ; or 3 o'clock in the morning. This will make him accustomed to staying awake j until lute, and ho won't mind the lone ly vigils of n night watcb. .. Tlils may be gleaned from a state ment made by Dr. Louis Welzmlllor. physical director of a New York Y. M. C. A.. who added that tho city chap inn, tho advantage over the country man lu his tit noss for war. Dr. Welz miller ls now rounding a class of bust ness men Into shape to marni such hardships as Plattsburg will Impose. "City and country men ought to be prepared to be prepared for war," snld Dr. Welzmiller. "Bnt they are not flt to prepare for war because they are not ready to undergo the preparation. Whet they should do is to get in such phyr.leni L'hapo that they can stand the military preparation.", ,. Both classes are creatures of habit, he addeJ, and, although the country rookie ls physically harder thou the city rookie when they first get to camp, a few days ^wlll offset that The inter ruption in .habits of the country rookie will break him nil bp, too. said Dr Welzmlllcr. "Tho country chap Adds it ni niest ku possible, to go on night sentry duty.*' said he. "He ls used to going to bed with the chickens, and the loneliness or a night post ls too much for bim. The city fellow who goes to tango par ties and after theater suppers and gets borne several nights a week long after midnight doesn't mind sentry duty at all. Ula only regret when assigned to lt ls that he has no partner .with whom to dance through lt." , STEAM AUTO FOB RAILWAYS. Naw Car to Carry Forty-four Parsona and Make Mil* a Minuta.. A steam automobile raliway car, us ing kerosene ns fuel, 'capable of making a mlle a minute and carrying forty four passengers, ls being built by the Unit Railway Car company In Newton. Mass. The members, of this concern consist Of F. E. and F. O. Stanley, who manufacture a steam automobile that . bears their name. For a. long time the Stanleys have been working upon a pinn of adopting Ibo steam automobile engine to railroad nnd at reek railway purposes.. They have now'reached n point where tho first car. which may be described ns the steam automobile enlarged and applied to rall conditions. will be on tho. rails Itt the .course of a mouth or ttvo.'' , ' F^Bi Stanley, estimates that with the present' cost of kerosene the operation of'tbe car vftlibe h bout a ?critn tulle. It. hus a baggage compartment mid a compartment for tho engineer, weighs about 8S.0U? pounds and will cc-i .-.bout SlO.OOa Tbe body is of sttfei .nnd 1? equipped wlth-alrbrokcs, electric light ing system, and stnndord equipment Designs, ha ve been modo ror a smaller car to carry twenty-alx passengers and adapted mor,.- for service similar to that of trolley oars. .. WOMEN'S PART IM. POLITICS. - 8uffr?M. Provall* In Staion Which Havo Ninety - or.c Electorial Votco. When the Republican and D?mocratie parties meet In convention next- June they will find that equal-suffrage has a very different statua from, what lt bad lb former conventions. At tho time of th6 presidential election of 1012 tbe states iii which' women voted controlled thirty-seven electoral vote*. At the next presidential election the states where women vote will conjirel-ninety one electoral votes-more than New York pnd Sew! Jersey combined. Since 11)12 Bis states-Arizona, Kan ins, ?regqii. Minois. Montana'cud Ne vada-have -given. women the'rijg^'^o vote.. If Iowa?where tba, quttH?a ot woman's enfranchisement comes be fore the voters on June 6, Jolnd the eq.inl suffrage commonwealths thirteen moro electoral votes will be' added to the., ?tl ne ty-one of the enfranchised states. . day ;;tal?S;flcWav::c^t^' bought him' rf ta?Cfot?? t^toiftj Spriaj of Individuality Dainty Pumps iii attractive design that will make a strong appeal to feminine fancy. Among the new arrivals are 72 pairs Krippendorf-Ditt man's Kewpie Pumps, dull mat goat-all the style you are looking for. and would Iv? considered great bprgaHr?'-at some stores for. $.1.5o pstir. Our price-ail sizes 3 to 7, the pair._. Same style in Patent Leather. 72 Pairs Lonshury Mathewson Co's. Paris Pumps-and there has never been shipped south a snappier,.prettier, more stylish Patent Pump by any one to sell for Sf.S.QO. Our .price in H, C and D widths and sizes 2 to 7, . r .. the pair . 100 Dozen Puritan Diapers, size 22x44 inches, hemmed ready for use, absolutely aseptic and sanitary, t?f?1 guaranteed by manufacturer, the dozen.V .'T Screen Doors and Widows ICE CREAM CHURNS Alaska and North Star in sizes to st?it any family. WATER COOLERS in different sizes. , /.,''.. . .?. . ...... ' I * We aril fdr cash and the price? are rlglit, r "'?< V TATii HARDWARE C?. . f Wert Side Square MC AND SUMMER SUITS MarVthe smart styles; 1h? un approachable cut and superb tailoring in the suits showrt here $12.50, $15, $18, and You Know the minute you I see them-that they ar? right; f there isn't ? question of com promise;1 not a shadow of Inder f cistern \ ';- j! We h?ve other good suits at .Arni w? are . ready With * a great i^?^?f^tra^'-Hsts^ Straws, 50c to $3.00