Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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h ====================== Momr oro lor 1TICU1J ttl V IVl Their lives w Mr I Are you lend Hi H/ I! Thousands of our b<y f - ? to the trenches todaj | mined, splendid youn hattle folr VOU. II You can at least go d for them? Think it o ./ .T\ \'? I June [ National Wai I; There's an -army. Ye stalwart, windbronzed between you and the ? young fellows are givinj r _i r 1 1 I tort, their mends ana their hope of life for yc You can at least lend Prove your patriotism National War S? i this I National hi - J-.v^V? V.? ' ^ , ' * I J iding rhat i i* o ling: jrs are going down in I i - clean-faced, deterg men going there to own in your pockets ver-be ready on 28th r Saving Dav > ? o ? J j is, a dozen armies of I young men standing grizzly Huns. These y their ease, their cornhomes, their bodies, i i >U your money for them with dollars. , ivings Committee l ; i o /' THE WINNING OF THE WAR BY ] of Abbeville I Mrs. E. L. Bell K__ 1.00\ J. H. Burnett 1.00 J Mrs. B. C. Alewine 1.00, B. C. Alewine 1.00. E. G. Stokes 1.00 Miss Zula Suber 1.00 Clyde Suber 1.00 C. A. Suber 5.00 Mrs. W. W. McCarter 1.00 E. N. McCarter 2.00 B. W. Burdette 1.00 E. L. Bell 1.00 Joseph McGowan .50 Mrs. J. A. Anderson 1.00 Contributors To 2nd Red Cross War Fund CONTRIBUTORS TO SECOND RED CROSS WAR FUND IN ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Below we publish a list of the! contributors to Second Red Cross Fund at the Abbeville Cotton Mills: Antreville District, Red Cross Contributions.?Miss Valeria Crowther, Chairman. Mrs. Ira D. Bowen $ 5.00 J, B. Hampton 5.00, G. A. Ferguson 5.00 I Mrs. J. B. Patterson 5.00 W. J. Cann 5.00 W. D. Bell 10.00 J. D. Alewine 1.00 D. L. Haddon 3.00 Mrs. J. B. Seawright 4.00 Mrs. W. J. Cann 1.00 A. H. Patterson 1.00 Mrs. J. B. Hampton 5.00 Mr. and Mrs, Sam Bowen? 3.00: T. A. Hall .251 Mrc 'Rcoio Mit.rVipll .25 ( J. L. Ferguson 2.50 W. Fred Crowther 5.00 Mrs. P. A. Crowther 5.00 G. A. Crowther l 5.00 Curtis F. Crowther 1.00 i Mrs. G. O. Stokes 1.001 Furman Bowen 1.00 Wallace Bowen 1.00 Mrs. Furman Bowen 1.00 Shael Bowen 1.00 Miss Elsa Crowther 1.00 Mrs. W. R. Crowther 1.00 Miss Erin Crowther 1.00 Clarence Crowther : 1.00 Runette Crowther 1.00 Lucile Bowen 1.00 n */r nr rr_n k nn XV. 1T1. TV iidU ....... U.VV R. A. Keaton 5.00 J. G. Fleming 1.00 W. F. Patterson 5.00 Boyce Wakefield 5.00 B. B. McElreath 2.50 Mrs. B. B. McElreath 2.501 H. P. Prince 1.00 R. J. Williams 2.00 J. D. Knox 1.00 R. R. Scoggins 1.00 i J. F. Gray 5.00 S. A. Timing 5.00 Fred Ferguson 5.00 j Mrs. Lena B. Dickson 10.00 J Miss Ruth Crowther 5.00i Mrs. S. R. Knox 5.00 J. C. Tucker 2.00 Mrs. D. L. Haddon 1.00 i Mrs. N. B. Caldwell 1.00! N. B. Caldwell _J 1.00 John Clinkscales 1.00 L. M. Patterson 10.00 j J. R. Mitchell 3.00! P. A. Crowther 5.00: Pratt Cann 5.00 S. I. "Richey 2.50 j Ernest B. Gordon 2.50 Li la Mitchell 1.00 Hiram Williams 1.00 Rosa Harlcness 1.00 L. H. Simpson 4.00; Jennie Milford 5.00 John A. Dickson , 5.00 West Johnson 5.00 Paul B. Dickson 5.00 J. B. Harkness 5.00 Miss Mayme Bowen 5.00 J. P. Carwile 5.00 Trr:~i.? rr?x? - ittiss wiiituii lj. iveaiun l.uu L. O. Clinkscales 3.00 G. A- Todd 1.00 j Annie Haddon 1.00 j C. E. Blanchett 2.00 W."N. Simpson 2.00 Chas. Brownlee 2.00 Frank Crowther 10.00 Ephriam Martin 5.00 Guss Adams 5.00 j S. D. Pringle 5.00 W. Smith Martin 5.001 Arthur Pringle 5.00 Mrs. W. J. Bowen 5.00 Wayman J. Bowen 5.00 Miss Valeria Crowther 20.00 H. K. Crowther 5.00 Henry Stokes 5.00 *f! TT t /I H * AA miss nazei ^rowcner o.uu J. L. Black 2.50 Sam Tucker 2.50 E. A. Patterson 5.00 T. C. Milford 5.00 Mrs. S. J. Wakefield 10.00 S. J. Wakefield 10.00 A. M. Erwin 20.00 Nina Powers 5.00 J. B. Wakefield 10.00 J. M. Seawright 5.00 West Scott 5.00 | George Stark 1.00 Tom Miller <s.uu B. F. Thomson 2.00 J. A. Thomson 2.00 W. W. McCarter 2.00 E. R. McCarter 2.00 Amy Suger 1.00 Elizabeth Suber 1.00 Mrs. C. A. Suber 1.00 - r,-' W. Lewis Anderson 1.00, John M.' Harkness 3.00 J. S. McConnell 3.00 John Arnold 1.50, Eliza Harkness 4.00 L. H. McCullough 5.00 Isaac Jacobs 5.00 i John E. Harkness 5.001 Geo. Williams 5.00! Jim Bigby 5.00 G. W. Calvert 10.00 Dr. J. A. Anderson 10.00; Reuben Wright 5.00 J J. M. Prince 5.00 Mrs. Letty Milford 5.00 j Lillian McConnell 2.00 Mrs. L. P. Harkness 8.00 S. M. Fisher 1.00 Mrs. M. J. Shaw 2.00 J. W. Suttler 20.00 Mrs. Hugh Bowen _ 10.00 Luther Alewine 5.00 W. E. Bowen 2.00 B. L. Baker 5.00 J. D. Murdock 10.00 S. J: Fisher 10.00 W. W. Kay 5.00 Paralee Belton 1.00 Foster White 5.00 E. N. Wakefield 10.00 J. E. Price 5.00 G. L. Morrow 1.00 L. A. Erwin 2.50 J. T. Erwin 2.50 Mrs. R. B. Bowen 5.00 G. R. Carson 1.00 L. E. Gable 3.00 J. L. Fisher 3.00 J. D. Harkness : 1 1.00 Asa Hall, Sr. 5.00 J. H. Latham 5.00 Berry Carr 5.00 ; Hattie Benson 5.00 : G. W. Johnson 5.00 i Anna Johnson 5.00 Albert L<>ng _1? 5.00 William Carr 5.00 Olivia Carr 5.00 Budlee Smith 5.00 Margaret Smith 5.00 R. O. Todd 1.00 Furman McAdams 4.00 Lula Evans 1.00 ? ' i - - o nn Kosa Hi. ^namDiee u.w Rosa Lee Martin 2.00 W. H. McKee ? 1.00 James H. Latham 1.00 Cora Power 2.00 Will Martin 2.00 Derry Martin 3.00 Clarence Power 2.00 D. F.' Knox 6.00 Thomas Benson 5.00 Mrs. L. 0. Robinson 10.00 C. W. Norris 20.00 Earl Murdock 10.00 Mrs. M. J. McMahan 5.00 J. , Campbell 5.00 J. C. Bowen 2.00 Rocky River Colored Church?Antreville, S. C. Arthur Wright $ 5.00 Lawrence Richardson 10.00 Leo White 5.00 Butler Nash 10.00 Manella Smith 20.00 CALLED HER F J Six Years Ago, Thinking She Mij She Is a Well, Strong Wo Her R Royse City, Tex.?Mrs. Mary Kilman, of this place, says; "After the birth of my little girl...my side commenced to hurt me. I had to go back to bed. We called the doctor. He treated me...but I got no better. I got worse and worse until the misery was unbearable.. .1 was In bed for three months and suffered such agony that I was just drawn up in a knot... I told my husband if he would get me a bottle of Cardui I would try it... I commenced taking it, however, that evening I called my family about me... for I knew I could not last many days unless I had a change for - ^ - ---- - m Don Adams 5.0% Will Watt 5.00 Henry White 5.08 Dolly White 2.00 B. Starks 2.00 Josephine Chatman 2.00 E. D. Harkness 2.00 Janie Adams J 1.00 Lizzie Vines 1.00 . Annie Adams 1.00 Mai*y L. Cunningham 1.00 Mary J. Smith 1.00 't^fl Charlotte Williams 1.00 E. W. Williams 2.50 Ernest Hunter 2.50 Yaney Jacobs 1.00 Bessie Adams 1.00 Norma Adams 5.00 > ' Elliott Watt 5.00 Malinda White 5.00 Wm. Hunter 5.00 Andy Hunter 5.00 Margie Liddell 5.00 Wheeler Adams 10.0# Bud Lee Clinkscales 5.0# Caroline Paul 5.0i R. D. Cowan 5.0# Arthur Clinkscales 5.0? Jim Clinkscales 5.0? ; John Richardson 5.0? j Solomon Glover 5-0? W. A. Brown : 5.0? S. D. Liddell 10.0? Simon Adams 5.0? Jas. L. Wright 5.0? Emma Watt 5.0? Lenore Shive 2.0? Cora White 5.0? I Oliver Wright 5.0# I Sam Paul 5.0# R. B. Harkness 5.00 J. S. McCoppin 5.00 Cooley Adams' 5.00 John Cosby 10.00 Low Liddell. - 5.00 Vonie Adams 1 5.00 Norris Adams 10.00 ..-fl Dock Lidclell 5.00 Will Brown 5.00 John Hunter 5.00 j Fred Liddell and wife 5.00 I Andy Paul 5.00 J. C. Adams 2.50 Jim Scuddy 5.00 ifijl J Lige Hunter 1.00 | Oliver Gillespie 5.00 ' Porter Norrell 5-00 | Fannie Norrell 1.0# SAGE TEA K?EPS | fOUR HAIR DM yjgSfl When Mixed with Sulphur L It i Brings Jiacic its ueauoxui Lustre at Once.; ' _ ! ' m ' Gray Hair, however handsome, 4?notes advancing age. We all kmm the advantages of a youthful appearance. Tour hair Is your charm. S makes or mars the face. When tt fades, turns gray and looks streaML Just a few applications of Sag? Ttaa v. and Sulphur enhances Its .appenmacf a hundred-fold. Don't stay gray! Look young? Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a bottle eC "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Coot- -/) pound," which is merely the old-ttaa recipe Improved by the addltioa eC other Ingredients. Thousands of feflks recommend this ready-to-use prqpai?| tion, because it darkens the hair ben tiruuy, Desiaes, no one can poggov ' tell, as It darkens so naturally aal evenly. Tou moisten a sponge or brush with It, drawing this throajfc | the hair, taking one small strand aft a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, its natural color is restorai and It becomes thick, glossy and )p?trouB, and yon appear years yotuwK.1 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur f Coatpound is a delightful toilet reqalslAa. It is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. AMILY~ ' ! HER BEDSIDE 1 I jht Die, Says Texas Lady, But Mi* man and Praises Cardiri For ecovery. ' the better. That was six yean ad , and I am still here and am a strong woman, and I "owe my life ttf Cardul. I had only taken half fhfl bottle when I began to feel bettec, The misery in my side got less... 1 continued right on taking the CanhA until I had taken, three bottles and 1 did not need any more for I was weO and never felt better in my life... 11 have never had any trouble from tha$ day to this." Do you suffer from headache, backache, pains in sides, or other dlscasH forts, each month? Or do yon fetl weak, nervous and fagged-out? If ^ give Cardui, the woman's tonic, ? trial. J. |? j i