Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1918 P DOUGLAS F Tomorrow?W < AT THE STAR TH I In His Latest and Gi "REACHING FOR One of the most remarkable in Motion Phol A Super-Feature at the Us You'll Be Sorry if CRAIG-WKI/1H. * Sar Dr. (Contributed.) Mo Hei Lieut. Gilliam Craig and Miss An- ^ nie Welsh were married Thursday hor morning at 10:30 o'clock, Jan. 3rd, at the home of the bride's mother on West Franklin Avenue, Monroe, N. C., this being her mother's 36th wedding anniversary. *Jtl j alsi The marriage service was said by a^j the groom's father. Rev. Braxton nrr Craig, of Timmonsvllle, S. C. Only ^ members of the families and nearest car relatives were present. rpc The home was arranged with yo( white roses, carnations and Christ- . mas greens. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. John R. Welsh. She was handsomely gowned in a taupe broadcloth goingaway gown with trimmings and ac- ^ cessories of bisque color. qU The groom entered with Mr. Ste- Brri phen L. Welsh, a brother of the sal bride, who has been recently attach-1 mi ed to Col. Edward Bell's office at, Camp Jackson. The wedding music J Ca was played by Mrs. John R. Welsh, I ^ Lohrengrin being used for the pro-1 oni cessional, and Mendelssohn's for the cat recessional. fhe After the beautiful and lnipressive ceremony was said a salad, f1?1 inn course with coffee was served by | rr? Mrs. Frank Welsh, Mrs. Donneil , dca Davidson, Misses Sarah Welsh and Mable Shannon, after which Lieut. and Mrs. Craig left for Columbia. v where Lieut. Craig in stationed. be* The bride is the daughter of Mrs. cu,< EVERY ONE IN THE FAM1L OUGHT TO JOIN OU Have you joined our Christi not, come in now and do so. you. The habit of saving mo habits you can teach your child them In no better or easier way Club Plan. Remember In 50 weeks the 10-CENT CUJB PAY 6-CENT CLUB PAY 2-CENT CLUB PAY 1-CENT CLUB PAY You can start with the larc decrease your payment each wc Come in. We will gladly exp We add four per cent interes The First Nati THE L. \ AIRBANKS : 1 < ednesday ' J- c,yde j caster, wri' ! working hi j Newberry, ] I a clerkship ^ ____ment in W EATRF The se r * ^ ^ ^ missioned I of Chester, , business, tl reatest Picture, being $15.1 E. E. Cloud ! THE MOON" Ro"on The Iiibl i plays ever conceived Methodist , r J this year o and the am iOgraphy. coat waa CI mas presen in the arm ual Admission Price. The conf ments caus _ suspend 01 You Miss It. film which "The Kdge ^ ed "some States" an< ' ~ " ? urday or S ah McCarter Welsh and the late Stephen J. Welsh, and is one of Rev. D. nroe's most popular younger set. pointed aa r cultured mind and winsome at- for Anderi ctive personality have endeared palgn to r 1 to hundreds of friends through- for Colum the State. She waa educated at colleges. Mary's college, Raleigh. January 2 The groom is a graduate of the *be 31st. iversity of North Carolina, and is from tbe < 0 a lawyer of marked talent and Pulpit will lity, Leing a member of the law isters. n of Stack and Parker until he unteered and entered the training Local bo np at Fort Oglethorpe, where he are urged I elved his commission. He is a cautlon ap ing man of sterling worth and ^re ?f *be liness integrity, and has hosts of a bulletin ?nds. office of t I charge of _ , . A. . ,. tions in th Taking All the Smell. . Dolly and Dick had saved their pen- <l so <ls ? ?s and bought their mother a bou- ?* f|,anspo et. In carrying it home Dolly kept Purposes tl lelllng It constantly till finally Dick Id : "There won't be no smell left for The Re' ima when we gets it home." who receni pastorate < tarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured church, h:i local applications, na they cannot reach ,,, diseased portion of the- ear. Ther- Is new w y one way to cure cutarrhal deafness, sermons <3 1 that Is by a constitutional remedy. I SCI ??ons ft arrnat Dcafneu la caused by an In- ing to lar ned condition of the mucous lining of Eustachian Tube. When this tube la SreKatiQUH. amed you have a rumbling sound or Imfeet hearing, and when It Is entirely st.rvice III led. Deafness Is the result. Unless the was Called animation can be reduced and this tube * tored to Its normul condition, hearing Oongregatlt I be destroyed forever Many cases of fness are caused by catarrh, which la lists in ex Inflamed condition of the mucous surea. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru ' ?? pastor blood on the mucous surfaces of the tem. Ve will give One Hundred Dollars for The Sale ' case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Clr- South Care ars free. All Druggists. 78c. , ... F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O, ,aw* A bi _ the senate shall be t firm, corj nas Banking Club? If Bring the children with > ney Is one of the best /< ren.and you can teach / than bv our Chrl?frr\n? * m m S $117.50 ' 9 S 63.75 1 I 3 25.50 V S 12.75 \ ;H jest payment first and V tek. \ V lain everything to you. jjl)0U( * W? I ^ea< <1 ANA onal Bank *" AT T % ANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER board yesterday registrants had BOUT TOWN. district board I county, one o * discharged on Harris, formerly of I.antes The News that after Owners of s way through school at ,na^e applicnth he has been appointed to w ay departmen in the postofllce depart- ear'y as Possih ashington. hlcle in the Sta 0 State tag by etary of State has com- cause of delay the E. E. Cloud company plates reaching to do a general dry goods , nient. and alsc ie proposed capital stock making applies >00. The petitioners are secretary or tl .of Rock Hill, and W. I). part men t expre Jr., of Chester. It will be practi ,, sue a license | i i , ,. . 38,322 cars rei le class of the Lancaster . . . , , , , . fore the time < church denied themselves n . .... , . or 9,000 have f their annual banquet , ount which it would have e.l<Ta^ mCn ontributed to buy Christ-1 "f ' UJ ..... . of the automi ts for the men in service . icenses can not y and navy. o | rect applicati sestion of express ship-! c*,ec?te(^ an(' e led the Star Theatre to secretary perations Saturday. The WIsnes to urge was to -have been shown,j aPP"ca^'on i,IS of the Law," was delay-i^'p aR 110 ail*? >where in the United , ei* in state 1 no show was given Sat-! ter February aturday night. license plate is 0 tions will be isi W. Kellai has been ap- thorities throui one of the campaigners recognize "LI son district in the cam- "tens. aise $300,000 endowment bia. WofTord and Lander The canipaign begins on * 0 and continues through * PEP Mr. Kellar will be absent :lty two Sundays, but his *++ + be filled by visiting min- tI ... * Harry Hirsc business. -?o? aids throughout the State John stcven to take every possible pre- Monday in the ;ainst the destruction by classification records, in C. D. Jones recently sent out from the morning on a "apt. E. E. Carwile, in the select service regula- Misses Estel is State. Warnings given nie Culp spent me miscellaneous issuing rtatton request for other C. H. Flynn, had mobilization. ing relatives i ?o? days. v. H. C. Dunn of Latta, Lly accepted a call to the W. B. Kclle >f the Kershaw Baptist day in Lanca is arrived there to begin Cauthen. ork. He preached able unday morning and even- Mrs. Frank ge and appreciative con- Columbia whe The Sunday morning Pital for treatn the Methodist church off and the pastor and Charles Ga jn joined with the Bap- spent Sunday tending welcome to their friends and re ?o? Senator D. 1 i of Jamaica ginger in Sunday at hoc dina may he prohibited by morning to Co 11 has been introduced in with this provision: "It ?en **ou inlawful for any person, porPs? st^tiono oration, or company to /YUKusia, e?a.. ir convey, to sell or offer time at honiemanufacture any essence s commonly known as Miss Moran Kinger within this State. hero >'e8terda>' ion of the provisions of of oh,1(lren e hall be punished by im- 'e<^era' i of not more than one ?ss than 30 days or a fine Miss Marion re than $1,000 or both at ed to LlmpSto1 ion of the judge." after "Pending with friends a le local board classifies a in Class 1 under the new TKACHElt i, that doesn't mean that ant is definitely placed in There will The local board for Lan- examination S nty has been at logger- 19th, from 9 some time with the dis- court house. 1 and whatever the local era requested ?, a member saitl yester- tion. xpected to be reversed by t board. There had been Coi t the office of the local 25-lt. HE STAR THEATER TOMORROW illMf fifftiifctorti" .' , s. c. r notification that five _ been endorsed by the for Class 1 from this ^ physical examination, j /) Miitomnbili's stnuiM >t Ft \j V t for 1918 licenses as ^ te must have its 1918} February 1. and be-i f 1 in the 1918 license: \*Ulll I' the highway depart> to delay of owners j Wi ition for license the j 10 State highway de-J W^UCXEYE sses the opinion that or twelve ically impossible to ls-| the succul for every one of the1 Simnlw jjlstered last year be- j rv expires, as only 8,000! been issued to date. | t is ready and willing B^^^ id night to take care' B W ibile owners, but 11-' be issued until corons are received, titered on the record. properly and 3 of the department other roughag< 1 all owners to make they will not 1 t as quickly as possi-] There is ever mobile can be operat- Buckeye Hulls of South Carolina af- worthless as ft 1 unless the 1918 i on same, as instructed to the county au- Buckeye Hulls cos Shout the State next to D to" tha?,0!5i at\ ... . .. Buckeye Hulls a 'cense applied for" similation of ot Every pound goes * year and gt tSONALS. ered with a To secure the best + + + + + + + thoroughly tweli wetting them down h is in New York on thim cannot be don feed the hulls dry, _o_ I is, of Kershaw, spent Gives the right fi , City. South. Tells hoi tening, for work. ?. . .. . | using them prope went to Columbia this 1 business trip. Dipt. K lh O | Atlanta Birm Augusta Char lie Raskins and Ren-: Sunday in Elgin. __? of Columbia, is visitn the city for a few MEDICAL SOCIET MrfT UDI>T? r 0 ifir>Li i 1i r> u rj r, of York, spoilt Sun-! ster with VV. Berry j *,,*ervst',,K Program ranged for Meeting Harper has Rone to District Doc re she entered a hos [lent. _ The Fifth District rdner. of Charlotte. ciety of South c'aro1 in the city, guest of comP?8ed of Chest, latives Fairfield, Kershaw. q York counties, will m Reece Williams, spent ter on toniorr?w. ne. returning Monday The following is th< lumbia. 1?Address of Welcoir ?o? Stewart, mayor, gh. of the aviation 2_xhe Rood derlved , <1 at Camp Hancock. ca, s0Cletie,_Dr. is spending a short F|orence, s. c? pr South Carolina M( ?. ~ . tion. , of Rock Hill, was ? _ investigating the ages ' Gast'ic. Duodenal mnloved here unrW uIcers and Ba8tri Ild-labor law. I)r" Wl VV" Fennell 0 4?The urgency of i Blackmon has return- child welfare worl ie college, at Gaffney. E" A" Hines- Senec ' ' ' /s at home the South Carolin nd relatives. sociatlon. 5?X-Ray findings in V EXAMINATION. of the atoma num?Dr. C. A. . , Hill, be a special teachers, r . , 6?Deafness: The c aturday. January the, am| treatment_D, until 4 o clock at the chMter s. c All delinquent teach- 7 , . . '?Technique of froz to take thla examina-t dluIM|, of ma?g] V. A. LINGLE. ,and U'Ce , . 0 , . . a an(l duodenum?D inty Superintendent, i . ,, . straw, Rock Hill. I The society will be =Z=Z=. the physicians of Lam * Hoard of Health Ad g-gMg. Hog Pens in To the Editor of The ' c'*y '30art^ meeting considered. Ti i several inquiries, the allowing hogs to be k< I town Ilmlta "My nephew had to rf ^ entirely," said old Mi "The doctor told him tl mus In the tobacco was WEDNESDAY. him."?Boston Transcrli i 11 ' _ PAGE FIVE elish the sweet odor of it Buckeye Hulls HULLS, after being wetted down for ten hours, acquire a taste or odor similar to ent ensilage odor that cattle like so well. rRAOf MARK UCKtyr COTTONSEED HULLS V LINTLESS /our stock will like them better than any e. Once they are accustomed to them, be satisfied with anything else. y reason why your cattle should relish i. They are all roughage; no lint that is srage; no dirt, trash or dust. Other Advantages it much less per They take less space in the barn, vie hulls. They are sacked?easy to Ivanllow better as- die. her food. They mix well, when wet, with i farther. other forage. rter, Louisville, Ga., says: used no other hulls but Buckeye for the past its good results. Cows have not been bothough since using Buckeye Hulls. result* and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls >e hours before feeding. It is easy to do this by night and morning for the neit feeding. If at any time e, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to use only half as much by bulk as of old style hulls. 3ook of Mixed Feeds Free Drmula for every combination of feeds used in the n much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fatDescribes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for rly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill. e Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Dept. k inpham Greenwood Little Rock Memphis lotte Jackeon Macon Setme ^ Plans Historical Park. TOMORROW Pennsylvania plans a park to conn memorate the site at Taylorsvllle where Washington and his Conti? lias I lee a Ar- nentals embarked on their trip acros* . .. ....... the Delaware to capture the Hessian* of the r iftli . _ ? ' , at Trenton, writes a correspondent, tors. and Governor Brumbaugh recently signed a bill appropriating $25,000 for the purchase of the land at the place Medical So-1 of embarkation. Una, which is The Pennsylvania Historical society er Cherokee an(* D?uphters of the Revolution . ' . j ( of Pennsylvania four years ago each! Lancaster and| _ ....... I ioln at a time crop and food production. Intensive farming and gardening, and necessaries of the liberal use of fertilizers, together It, it is their with proper rotation of crops, so at the health as to increase and improve the fer. ^ tillty and productiveness of the ' s'' ' land, are all vital and necessary present policy consideration^ at the piescnt time. .in the town Wood's Descriptive Catalog instructed me _ , . . .. . l For 1918 gives the fullest and most sons who may, up-to-date information in regard the town lint- to all I?r?nrrPtly' Farm and Garden Seeds Thnmann And tells about the best crops to ' ' . grow, both for profit and home use. of the Board. Writs for Catalog and pricss of 1918- Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats, or any Again. 1 Farm Seeds Required. Ive up smoking Catalog Mailed Fres On Seqnest. mt tho Nicode- T. W. WOOD & SONS, simply killing SEEDSMEN, Richmond, Va. pt. I jjifUReu n sum equal to tnat the state ''' 111 might give for such a park, and the ednesday.) payment of these pledges will give a e program: fund of $75,000 for the establishment le jjon ^ of the park. Actual construction, however, will not begin until after the war. rotn the medi- The place on the other side of the F. H. McLeod, river where the Continentals landed esident of the was utilized several years ago by the edical Associa- state of New Jersey for a park similar to the one planned by Pennsylvania. and Jagunal ju<jge Goes Solomon One Better. c carcinama jn Ashevllle, N. C.. a Judge decided I, Rock Hill. that a hostler charged with drunkenmaternal and ness was not to blame, because he had k in war?Dr. been sold horse liniment by a druggist, a. secretary of w^? knew what he really wanted It a Medical As- fo^ RO he flnod the druggist?but, on second thought, he also held the hostler for cruelty to animals In demalignant dis- prjvjnK horses of medicine, ch and duode Mobley, Rock Uncle Hy Explains. "Why," asked the summer hoarder. Dilution causes "are they so often referred to as smil* r. s. 11. Koser, ln? flelds of c?rn'?" "Because," replied Uncle Hyperbole Medders, "the fool questions some city en sections in folks when they see cornfields lant disease of mn|je ?em smile, from ear to ear."? r of stomach Tlie Lamb, r. C. M. Rake the guests of Dally Thought. t>as(e|. Victories that are easy are cheap. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting.? vises Against Beecher. News: _______ alth at Its last C5 J1 v to, " ooQ s oeeds advisability of ept within the For 1018 The patriotic duty of farmers and lesired to do gardenerscverywhereistoincreaae