The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 31, 1916, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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j Mild Laxative) Con^po?nd Cor
f -i i ; racte S?uborn CAM ?f
( V,: Coiufipation
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\ An importent duty that develops on
p aren ta" l? tba regulation cf their. chjl
! dYen*a bowels. Health In later life de
: ponde in large measure on early trpln
. i lug' and a child should ? be taught from
Infancy to regular habits.
.' Wlien from any cruae the bowel bu
' come.-; congested with; ! stomach waste
, a; mil-.i laxative should be employed to
. op?n' ?p the passage gently and. carry
j dff tba congested mass. A moat circe
j tjve remedy .for thia purpose IB the
' combination of ?Imple laxativo herbs
l?i:<r.v? an Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Min. Vf. D. Rulls, ot Reed. Okla., used
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for bier
. baby boy, Harley Buren Rulla, and says
"it did him-more ?yod Utan 'anything
j 'vi have, given h foi. Hi? fchw?!? ark
' v??ry stubborn; about neting, but they
?ct easily every time I give him Dr.
, Caldwell's Syrup Popsln."
j fe ur. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin con
! Urina no opiato or narcotic drug and
is 'a splendid rem?dy for children and
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. *. . BELTON SOCIAL >
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? ' ; Mrs. Nora Jones. Mrs. E. B., John-'
. ?Isob, ! Mrs. Walter: Dennis and Mrs.
?3?*3 C. P. Jones of Elberton, Mrs, Jas.
A^AY McDaniel and Mrs.. J.. T. West,
'SM were the guests of. Mrs-...Alice .
Lattmer at a beautiful dinner par
* [? orr Wednesday. "' Mrs. . L?tlmer'a
l>.\ Loma waa most attractively decorat
ed with spring flowers-Dorpthy
^?'rklnsr roses- -forming the center
ipiece for the tibie. After a delight
ful day ffi?;' Elberton guests left on
I the 6:25-cor for, Anderson en route
-, bbme-i' ??
A 1 )Mr; and* Mrs. L. D.' Rink?. Mr?.
. \Wr,*,D-;-.-Middleton,' -Mrs. W..- ;?C,
^rpWrii'Mr. .Allen Cuthbert and Mas
- ^r .'Carrpli' Brown motored to Pelzer
. i Thurnday ; afternoon to see .''the
r matched game, of tennis between
?"{ Messrs. Hnlan Campbell ? .'and Max
?Rtc'e of:Belton and jrariU Pelter and
? ' .Bob :H?iws>dv.bf the P?lzer team.
rB?Uohv vroh ?nd: of course;, we-feel
? ? :.,. ' . .. '. "K' r-' ' '".'.'?..<? .
: 1.. 11 ' 1 .. ." > '!! ?.:T7-fa;-rBBa!
'; . ,. -T^?/ ConservAtive, : Man*?.
:p,D?r??e4,- : -Durable..'. Suit,
maxie from a neat fabric ia
.Wal '; jtJ& !S.
The Smart Young FeUoW
:k Fi?rtri;Fiting Soily nande (rora
j? Hvofoimc and.ahow?lg'eV
^?';;neW ' kink: ?nd cuiryjfc. Of
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HABLEY BUREN BULLS
older people os well. It has born
oh,tho.market (or more than twenty
fi??- years . and ls the. -?c,m!!y. otacdbjf?
in thousands ot homes. . ^Druggists
ev?r> ft nere sell - It ipr fifty ; cents a
bottle. A trial bottle, free of charge^
con be V'btaioed'by writing, to Dr. Wi
Bi Caldwell, 464 Washington St., ?Mon-.
Heel lo, 111. ,!';V. 1W{
Justly proud of;the fact.- \ .
Mrs. J. T. West gave ? sp'?txd-thes
day party on Thursday.- The; guests
were asked to bring their ' thimbles
and were allowed' to cu lei tain them
selves hy working button-boles for,
tlie hostess. The house was: decor
ated with, dairies, ' a . large' bowl nil!
forming the' centerpiece" for. the din
ing . table. The i yards' had; heep swept,
the dogs tied and the children's faces
washed and a fairly good dinner pre
pared, considering tho -weather and
the ho at o.-i a had - a. very pleasant day
-seeing lier work being done ap
quickly and well . . \
The guests who were, conscript
ed, on thia hard-wprking-and no
pay occasion were: -Mesdames W.
D?' Middleton. Jas. "A,/ McDanisl,
Alice B.. Latlmer, W.'-VVC. Brown",
Will Clinkscales,"Jas . B. Harper, W.
C. Fr lenton, Isa Brown,. H. Reid
Sherard, L. D. Blake, and W. Bl
Trainmen.
. ; Some : ot I the : young . people had
planned a .moonlight picnic ror laat
Friday evening . bat. Ineteu*) ot gOlbg
-to';-the river as planned they decided
at tho .lani moment on account of the
1 n cr e as In z cl omi lau:'; a to ha vo an in
door affair. They had a?.nipst ''dellght(
ful* evening In the. schoe? bouse au?
ditorlum \?hore a 'idelictous^. picnic
supper wai, fiervedn S I \
.fr MISS" Janie Hay nie. : naff - rel a nm o d
horne, from Landr um where i Stfe has'
been visiting Miss Ruth: Qe?r'.visiting
Mrs. .RpyYp;; ;wh>UpcK'; ?.:;-;.'?
? ?GU TERM
I01jl?8CH?t
Trustee Are Misch Pleased With
Session* Work end Re-EIect
AM Teacher
.ToynjvJIle,, May 30.--Th? Tbwh
y<Ue hlglu school has closed - e : very
aucc?BBf?l term. The work aaa been
of a very high order and official? ot I
the school are more than, pleased j
with. the eho wing made. There were |
four young men and five you n y . wo
men who received .their diplomas:
Otis Bolt, Forman Thrasher, Adger
Whitfield, virgil Ledbetter, Alleen
Ledbetter, Uila King, Katie Thrash
er, B?selo Hanks.and Carrie Bowie.
The trustees bavb reelected the'
same teachers for another year.
-The. following teachers have re
turned to their respective homes:.Mr.
aga W. y. Hsgau, GrGhii-Z'WrG.i
M'ss Carrie . Stewart. Ounpobella:
Miss Kathleen Lander, Greenwood;.
Miss Suslo Sharp, Pendleton; MIBB
Fannie Broyios,. Townyllle: .- Misa
Fannie Matt s to vail, Commerce, Ga.;
Mrs.".J. D. Llgon, Townyllle.'
Mrs. Clim.of Johnston, 8. C., Jsi
?pendlng a whi'.e with her son. Rev.
J. E. Crlm and family.
Mits Ladle. Lupo Ia homo : after j
spending several months - With rela
tives nt Picken;:..
Mrs. LOUIB Llgon and children are I
the sueste of Mr. and Mrs*. Burder |
Ligen.
Mrs. . Lillie Burwell and . daughter,
little Misc Willie . Burwell have re
turned frpm a visit to relativen at
'John's, Alabama. They were tho
'guests of Mr. and . Mra..' Clarence
Fant.
Mr. ?^tt Nicholson and family at-j
tended the burial of the former's fa-1
ther last Friday, which took placo at]
Whltmtr? church near Walhalla.
Mr.' Pleas Mah a fiey attended' the
Southern -Baptist convention which j
mel. In Asheville, N. ? .?j?
Mr. and>M*?, Lee. Gaines,* Mr. and j]
Mrs. Q. D. Babb, Mr, and Mrs. Ty.
N. ' Wbolbrlgbt, MW.. Pleas Mabaffey.
Mrs? Anderson \ king,. Misses Mattie.
McC?rley. and Winnie. Grubbsi went
to Anacreon last Tuesday to see'
"The BArth of. a Nation."
.\s?t*S. 8. Boleman and daughter, Ines,:
spdut Sunday ot Hartwell,. Ga.1 They'
were the guests* dt J. P.. Bradberry
and'family. .
, .Little Miss F/ebedca Heller, of Sen-j
eca, is- the attractive. guests of vher'l
grandmother. Mrs. 8. R. Heller^,
Miss Lizzie Cromer of Anderson ls ]
visiting Mr. apd Mra. Lee Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Hatcher were I
at home last Friday evening in honor J
of ' their son, John Hatcher.: '._ - ]
, Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh !
Hankie ?'ltfy.'
CRY 1
RECEIVED HERE I
,;'A wir spectacular film production
of . tho most'ambitious character waa1
presented at tho Anderson thcatjo
last night. It ls "Tho Battle "Cry . Qf
Peace", wrlttcn^by . J. Stuart Black
^,: ??wa?r cf "the VJia^raph - com*
Dany; and presented in ten reels.
'The Battle Cry ot Peace," ie
founded os the war tract by Hud con
Maxim which he catted ^Defenselesa
America.1' Hodson. Maxim, is a
great believer in ample 'military pre^
par educ ss ot the ".United . States, ; and
is, pi-em I neat ly Identified'; with most.
.If ; not all,, of the defense ?ad pre
paredness assbclatlonB that have
come- into /being within the past;
yearV/..;?- ''.7 ?
F?llQwi?g the lines of Hilts essay In
favor of military, extension,,' Mr.'
?1 nek ton haB Incorporated Into the
spectacular ; scenes-in which two
tomillos ! are. caught In the ; feirors cf
i?y?aion-* ,c^la:; bf ' romanee, upon
which tho military .|apd . naval argu
ments. *T? strong,. It ; ls intended tp
cn?w::,"t'he unpreparedu?s's . of 4hls
^country under inva^ionV: '-New -York
City in flames was on Illusion upon
which; Mr. Blackt?n hail devoted con
siderableaa?rgy.' .';
Charles Richman la.the.chief actor
in the film, assisted by Joseph Kilt
'nour.. Tirald Lawton,' Lionel Braham;
L. Koger Lytton, . Te?ft, Johnson,
james MprHobn Harold HUT berti
.Mary.' Maurice, Belia . Braco, Lucille
Hamailll. and other placera:
The production ,1s said to b?
strongly iodori^d'by .the military and
security leagues.
i--t ' ? i? ? ' i" ' i," i i ' ''.x*.t
Hes > Its Siittre of the Proof That Sid
. ney gafier* Beek
Backacho? Kidneys weakf
nistr?atied with urinary ?te?
Want ? reliable kidney remedy?
< poh't have tolook fa^-,- Use ,*Uaj? .
Andera?ui peopW recommend, E*e>jf
o tree t' ; in \ Arderaih ' bas-' Ita" cases..
. Here'* .oho Aaierson jana's exper
ience. ..' .. .
Let, J; C. Holder, carpentarr f Of *i
1015 Bile St,' tali:it. He aayS: ?<I
bad severo : pains, in my back; and u?v .
der my shoulder; Tho
noy accretion a.passed too often and
?ufTei-edc^*^ ans-' -
all t?e, trouble,?-!' Thu ,when--'-|&^i
about jDoan'a Kidney f?lls,v j^t;^r
tex- at evans'. Pharmacy.- 'JTti&it'?&} I
!ti^;:me.flght ..?ftayV?Bd\itt?r; boxes'-}
??r?4:. wev*.-'.? .. .. :
"Frtc*: s^s&'&WMt?*?>-Ktk?ti "?
d?iply. ask for a kidney , remedy-?et .'
t^^^?\^?^\'-?^i?^^?:?0aB, that ?
l?fr?lit?i^ i
[?reps,, Itattale. N - Y, $
Young Farmer, And Well Known
En Andereon Where Sit- .
tors Now Live
? / ? , .
Mr. Henry W, Smith, age . about
29 yeera, died yeetorday afternoon at
bia homo In the Neal'? Creek section
after a lingering illness. Mr. Sblt'.i
was a well known young farmer i nd
had many friends in'Anderson.
li cb ld 03 h io wife and one child, he
ts survived by this mather, Mrs. Anr
r.n' M. Knii' h off the Hopewell sec
tion; four .brothers, Me.'::!rs. Maud
M . O. M., $. ll.; and G. M. Smith.,
ali of Anderson comity except the
latter who lives at ' Piedmont, and
four alsters.. Ara. J. D. McDaniel
and Mrs. A.1 P, Moseley of thia
county- and M**. D. T?' West and
Mrs. A- A ' J???l" of ?tifi oltv.
The funeral ?arrangements had not
ty.-en marte .1^,yesterday afternoon.
j TEDDY SfcV?RELY
SCORES FALSE PROPHETS
>jK$OTINU$D PROM, PAGE ONS.)
condemn, ? tba "wrong, we aro. aiding
to break down tho force of the* pub-:
lie opinion of mankind In the support
of Justice and righteousness, and
with that -, wo are helping to. destroy
the ?orceB pt peace and justice which
pi event others from doing wrong, to
ward a iu.' and thur, serve to preserve
our peace and'safety.",
, Pointing out- that -the Canal Zone,
Alaska anti Islands muBt bb'defend*
ed. Gol. Roosevelt called attention to
the trAnsrort?tion pt Fussten. troops
from Eastern Siberia lb France, and
bf the concentration of "Brltiahr.
French and Australasian troops 'at
the.. Dardanelles, as . illustrations . ot
the speed and safety wi th which great
masnea .of .'.soldier?, can he . moved
great distancpsV The' colonel aa?ln
urged "the second ^??^j!^^t?SJf?&X?n\
end a regular/army of 29,000 ufen,
'with aprptier reserve.
?; . , "?olf?lps-?i ;3frjr:ee'.w
, 4<But the. nacir, and tim., regular
army afe notVenough," ho.continued,- ;
**I speak for . universal sorvlee based:
On univers^'^training. 'Universal;
service and-universal training' ropre-. .
a?nt the oniy^ service and training a* '
democracy Bhovjld accept. ;Ttistbfe
pla'u people/it^ja the1 farmers, the
Working men. the-small business men,
the profeasl??iat- men, who' above all
others. >hpi;dd . back up thte plan.
.. .. .:.,....?. . .
':.'.'.""%.'- ^aV? heard n good deal bf talk
about the pincer, .clase, that we area
getting from , the volunteer, .training
catbps^bf-tha;4^?ni day.-- As lo***'
as wo do not have universal military; .
service t^ese camps offer tho only
chance; for young", men to prepare so: ;
aa to servo the.country. The mab;
who goes to .them renders a high';
and patriotic service and Incidentally'' 1
profits immensely by the training am] i
experience. My t?jns have gone, and
are going tr. thcU camps. ' Ibell?re ';
lb those campa jwlib.>ll n?y be?rt aid ,
sb?T.'lv They: ?rV?upp.lying. by; private .
Initiative v/hat cur governmental re
presentatives have np?. the, foresight ?
to provide for everybody,. As long 4
as:.our.?citizens -db. net. insist uppttl
everybody, bein? trained, upbn: ete?jfr'
ono . going to such canii>3, Why the
boys that do go to them will hievlta
b?y: get ' the commissions if war
comes, ir:? '? .
"In,'bthor words; as long.ns cur
people t?o not m uko ibo training uni
versel,, and do not mako lt paid for
bv Ibo -commonwealth,: only the mon
'of means will bo trained as officers at: =
these-campa. At present tbls is the \;
only viay to provide that, In the event .
of .war.iwo shall have officers worth
having. But. such o system is fun
damentally undet?bera^ . U*is bur
own fault.' the faillit of our people. J
that; wo .do < not., establish tho really^1
democratic aystcip^ fpr the only way *
to . establish t^?-democratic system is j I
'tl^igii'"?Wv?T^,..-8^Tla?V:. -.. .. -lt
"l esk the ptain piap?a cf the. t
United ;States,-. l-.nak the farmers, the:! i
wage wprlcer*', >bb .prdteary mon. to t
.give thG?'-' so ns tho oame chance thaw il
tho eons bf wealtbler.-.men have. Matte'c
the opportunity open to all; to your i
eon3,' tb.ray sonsi io all .on an even |
basis. A ayatein bf universal train- t
ibg for. universal service would ; *e i
?ne, of the biggest things ever dono t
'Iii'thte,country tb %foser re bur demo- <
eratic institutions in spirit : and In, t
.fact,"- -' .,'. ' -, -, : v .v.- rr I
>;CbI. Roosevelt, again urged; indus- |
w"ll,pr?paredn?asv /Alluding to bia ,
s^menf that "tho time fdr flint- ?
lock theories of statesmanship
fcaeVVne staid, tbter&ppHed ea much ;
to Industry ?a tb national prepared- ,
new-to rallrpadaV;itoIng Intere??
b|tt*?ea?vand to.obrppratlo?s, eimllar;-?
Vlh?i- there must be fui? . and
cooperation, between them and
the government tp aerare public ''wet->
fare, i ..?Tb.* aim of the.g?v-,
moi^i should Snot, be to destroy
iiho^e . tmlts -but. whlib eneouraglns
them,^i(reirulataJbem te.the Inter
as a whole." Cpl.;
.vjhaat,?a; protective
-.. tho dtttioe ?djusted pat
factional polities" ,w?e essen?
- indue^^wprld. ? .;<r\]
?n*'r'^.Li'i|".|j.'.';"f.*''>,i'"i'?- * '
^.iteteg^?e;HeVfleB;
Hartwell, :89r~Ughtalng
struck arid kUled-;tw? ttee Ke^^bf
' lotees which: were .^u the pas>
" 'tb? '.ownet-V-: fi Thornton.
"vdt'^;i???d?w'.C.%
?+~< .. ?: ,";,';
), : W&.'v May 39.-The
. ::*Wf&-m;wwf. ?ill
ktofx?aetta Un??Sslty of. Md*w*a
^TO'jj
tl
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Print? Albert lt wU ??...
in topsy rod bam. 3c t lld* raa
tins, l?rj handioma pound one
half-pound Un humldor$-and"
Stat cicutr. crystal-slat* fount
\amlda* uiith *vona*-moUtoii*\
? tcp that ???pa (fi? toiiacco In tani
splendid condition*
It J.: Reynolds Tohaceo Co.
NOTED CIVIL WAR;
RAIDER DEAD AT 82
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. (CONTINUEp ' FI?OM PA<3E ONEj!) (
ton, Va., but he was ofton seen in'
Washington/ his white .hair, anil
strong Roman features, making bim
El picturesque, figure on tho. streets di\
lecture platform. ; j ?j
He had written "Moshe's:War Uom
InlBcences.'V "The Dawn of the Renli
South," and "Stuarts Cavalry Carn-1}
palen."' ile was also known as a
Greek scholar;
. - "My military creed," he once dc,
clued, "is this-: It is better to make
a good hin than a bad stand."
. The onto owner Sada thc. Waat
Ad t?i? hoe* .?e??HS5 ?ssh
?aya . wa y ?an't help : but j look )
better and feel better
after an I nelda bath. :
To : look ono's best and feel one's
?est ls to enjoy an .inside -batbVcacbJ;
horning to flush. from the system ;tl?B;
rfovioius day's waste, spur fe^meui.i
J6ns and pllscmoiis toxins before I -Hs!
..beiuhcd into tho blood. Juntas coal,;
ivhen lt1 bnrns.v'leaves" bel?ind ? cer
aln anicnnt brincc^ibUHilble material;
n the form of ashes, PO th? ' fobd and
Irlnk taken each day leave in the'ntl
nen tory organs n certain amount of.
{.digestible ra?terbl, which lt not
dominated, form toxina and poison*
vh'ch afc then flicked* Into the blo^d
brough {th? very duct? whirl) aro i ir
on dod . to ? stich' lp. Only nourishment;
oSustain the body.
It you want to. ' see . the glow . of,
walthy bloom in ypbr-cheeks, tb sect.;
rpnr"bkin get clearer and clearer, youj
ira told'to drink every; morning, njjbh;
irising, a glass; pf hot. water, wit h a.
en spoon ful bf limestone, ph nanti a tc In
? whlch.IB a harmless jpeans.of.w?Kh-j
bj; the "Waste material. and. toxfri"
roth the /tfora?cb, liver, kidneys'ah
towels' thus, cieimijng, sweetening an
purifying the entire, a^ln^bhtarjr >r?ct
wfi?aputtiBR more food into tho "atori
y Mea /and. wbaten^ with . sallow skin;
iver spots, pimples ., or . pa lld con
?1 estop, also.' those. wbo .wake up .wiliv
i coated tongue, bu? tasto f nasf.y
i rea th, o*hern woo are. bothered; : with
i?idsches, bilious spells, acid atom&ch
rr'constipated should besin tbl?MIJ
?bated bot; ,w.?tor v drinking and are
gjwipad.Of TB ry pronounced resulto in
ne or taro weeks. . "' . .." '
\ quarter pound of limestone ph
>to costa' very, ilitlb at tho, ?i
bat i#* sufficient io. detawstr:
Jost aa . soap abd ;,. bot v ; waif
leaaaea, purifies and freshens th
Un oe the outside, so hot water ar
m eatone phosphate act oa tba 4ns
rgans. ;-W? t?^alwajrfiea^aMer t
tierbat ?toHa?on ^veatiy ?pra}iai ,
crt?nt than : outside fllet?llnes*, be-j
B*MV.tt}? akin pore? do not -, absorb;
swel pores TO.
W^^^^^^?^^^w^mw^" ? " raws ?vis ,
cigarette unless you get on talktng-ternis
with Prince Albert tobacco!
I F: A. comes to you with ? real reason for all the Iv
goodness and satisfaction ? it off?ra.It is made by
I a patented process that .removes bite ano* parch I
1 ?ou can; smoke, it long anji hard without a come
I backt prince Albert has always been sold without
1, coupons pr. premiums. We prefer to give quilty! ] ]
I Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette 1
| enjoymentl . And that flavor and flagrance and I ; ?
m coolness is as good as that sounds. P. A. just I
j answers the universal demand for tobacco J .
without fiite, parch br k?ck-b?ckl g
Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder
j than to walk into me hearest place th?t sellsi
: tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A." You pay
Tf-q?t; a little change, to be sure, but it's the. cheer
Ifullest investment yod ever made I 'y ?y1
,V/i??'tpn^*??ni, ! Copyright 19?& by R. J. R.ynold. Tob?ceo Co. Il
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?'fy K i'1. . 'j _ i.'ii 'V'".n V11 lin. 'ivi ' i i.v? : iiwmi?;.! ?mn "nmiVnii.-irv. -,,
(From.The Library Digest.) . .
iv?,' . If your radiator leaks, poor in ' ? >
i, " ..The;a?If?8elte?..i?ai?tor-??kent
.( ' Y ; " : Fj?^ Ui?Leaic.j^^w?li^^^Pffl
. '. ' '':-~\^rMeri<?Ql..?i;? powder:'put up m ??th?grapii?d tin cans.
;, When poured, into your radiator it dissoly??in. the hot water,
? 'f.J^f^^^l;^?^ii^04 congeals it into, a cement thai repairs
it automatically. ">",!,
Look for the pumpkin colored cans, -,;
IK':;Frice,75c
. The above advertisement is one of a series
th?t is running every other week in the ?
I
% m0? ???% something more than fine
1 mfa ,?grubber and fabric and the voleani
SI . /sation pf !i^s?g<Mte. Yo? get '
IS ?the^ mailer's steadfast determina- j
I: jte^^ .. I
'Jmi^..^ io? 5??0 i
m ' ' miles. Measured in miles, Ajax are \
.kl;^- ; y ?
Jiv - . "we art> guaranteeing ii,"