Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IV SANTUC NEWS. V ? 1 Santuc, May 27.?Miss Lois Morrison and brother, Clarence, of Columbia, William and Andrew Mar- ^ tin of Hodges, spent the week-end at Mr. W. E. Morrison's. r< Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McGee and children, of Belton, were down last waak vintincr relatives. w I Mr. and Mrs. C. C. ay and children ^ spent Sunday with Mr. M. B. Kay and family. Miss Lizzie Sharp has returned to her home at Mr. W. F. Kay's to m ' spend the summer. w Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kay were in the city shopping Saturday after- f1 hi noon. Mrs. Walter Able was shopping in the city Saturday. Mr. R. B. Haddon spent Sunday at s Mr. W. E. Morrison's and Mrs. Er- ^ mie Haddon returned home with him \ ' fi' to spend a few days. Miss Lizzie Sharp and little FranT ces Kay spent Saturday afternoon with Miss Mary Kay. Mrs. Tuppy Boyd has returned *>' home after a few days visit to Mrs. W. J. Milford. n' * q] Mrs. Tom Niokles unfortunately] had her arm broken Friday. She is jtr doing as well as could be expected. I ni Mrs. E. J. Botts and Mrs. Mason 1S Wright visited Miss Mary Kay Sun- m day. . hi Mrs. W. W. Bradley and Mrs. C. m B. Klugh of Abbeville, visited Miss C1 T i??i? OViairrv PriJoir offorntfinn UiiUA I# & * MAVWAOW... Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Culubreth andj V children spent Saturday night at Mr. ^ S. E. Price's. V "Mr. W. H. Sharp is sick at this ^ writing. We wish him a speedy re- V covery. ' Messrs. George Morrison and James Haddon were business visitors S1 to the city Saturday. E* ' dt WELCOME VISITORS. x. dl ^ Mrs. Aug. W. Smith and her ^ -r young son, Perrin, are in the city from Greenville and are spending sometime with Mr. and Mrs. T. G. J White . ~ sp . |HHnMHVVVHIWH|pn te ? For m o || Weak 0" < Women 191 r |/J Iiwefororotfyetfa |J/J ^ K/J Thousands ot voluntary |rm sp VTk letten from women, tell- w/1 m BCl lag of the good Caidui Kj l/J has done them. This is K/l si Y% the best proof of flie value \/\ R WyM ofCardui. It proves that Kl Kl Caxdoi is a good medicine ai for women. ^ /I There are no harmful or ^ s habit-foristog drugs hi / /fl CarduL It is composed / f( /I only of mild, medicinal ^ dl yl ingredients, with no bad n ^ after-effects. . . ^ G TAKE ? CARDUI The Woman's Tonic i V YoueanrelyonCardui. ms\ \v 1^1 Surely it will do for you KJ v wnai it nas acme ior so w/j > many thousands of other f/j v women! It should help. M v "I was taken tick, t/l seemed to be . . . Crl writes Mrs. Mary E.Veste, K/l of Madison Heights, Va. K^J c . "I got down so weak, K/l could hardly walk . . . |^l tl just staggered around. Kl ... 1 read of Cardul, Kl ^ and after taking one hot- K4 , | fie, or before taking quite KJ .all, I felt much better, t p took 3 or 4 bottles at I that time, and was able to f/j e do my work. I take it in ^the spring when run- t( a 11 x m ' /! aown. i naa no appcuic, i |/| and I commenced eating, t/ L/| It is the best tonic I ever 1/ l/J saw." TryCardui. e M All Druggists K 'TtvI b Mad Spent Enough To Buy Them Home iRS. CLEM TRIED MANY MEDICINES BUT FAILED TO GET RELIEF. ."I have spent enough money to uy a house and lot trying to find ome medicine that would give me elief from my ailments, but I failed ntil I took Tanlac," said Mrs. Eva Hem, of 170 Jackson Street, Greenwood, in a a statement praising Tanic. "I was a sufferer from stomach rouble and a very bad form of ner ousness. i naa no appe^ie anu lost everything I ate disagreed with ie. I suffered almost continually ith headaches, my health was all in down and I was so weak I could ardly do any work around the ause. While I was trying to get iy housework done I would have to o to bed twoi or three times a day. eally, I was almost past going. I ad been in bad health for ten or fteen years. "Some friends induced me to try# anlac. I now weigh over ten ounds more than I did when I bean to take Tanlac. It, gave me a aod appetite, too, quieted my erves, built up my strength gener-J ly and soon corrected my stomach! ouble so I can eat heartily and do 3t suffer afterwards. Tanlac sure a fine medicine, it was that for1 ie, and I am glad to give the very ighest recomendation, for it did ore for me than any other jtoedine I ever took." % . I m COLD' SPRING. NEWS. \ V VVVV[VVVVVUUVV Cold Springs, May 27.?Miss Dese and Mr. Marvin King were the xests at Mr. Pierce Bowen's Saturly night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kay and chil"???+ I Qnw/loir of My* W T? ,CU open 1/ UUI1U?J uw AIM*. rm~rn ay's. * Mr. D. E. Newell, Jr., of McCorick, spent the week end with home iople. Master Alvin and Neuffer Uldrick ||ht Saturday night with their sisr, Mrs. C. C. &ay. Mr. Horace King spent Saturday ght with Mr. W. A. King of near ue West. Mrs. Tom Hawthorne and children ' Abbeville, spent Saturday night id Sunday with Mre. Cornelia Fant. Mrs. D. E. Newell and son Arthur, id Mrs. T. P. Uldrick and little rancis, spent last Thursday at Mr. tis Smith's. Mrs. Andrew Newell and baby re* irned home Sunday afternoon after tending last week with Mrs. N. P.' ilford. Master Alvin and Neuffer Uldrick tent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. . A. Hagen. v*\\ u Messrs. Julius and Eugene - Mann id Bob King of McCormiek, were te guests at Mr. D. E. Newell's on anday. >, Mrs. Lark Wilson is spending' a sw days of this week wfth her iughter, Mrs. J. R. McCombs. Mrs. Essie Smith and children of reenville, are spending a few days I this week with Mrs.' J. R. Mc-< ombs. . Mr. Ernest Fant rerutned home ist week after'Beeing spheral months irvice overseas. He was in the~1iosital several weeks with pneumonia at he looks well and seems to be 11 right now. VUVNVVVVV^VUV DUE WEST. V (A. R. Presbyterian.) V Mrs. J. B. Bigham of Chester, S. I., spent the week end in town. Next Sabbath Dr. Sprunt preaches [ le Baccalaureate sermoc. Dr. and Mrs. J. P.* Kennedy, re-| irned the first of the week to Texas Mr. Hamilton of the Seminary, readied at McCormick last Sabbath. Mrs. Sara Nash of Laurens, visitd Miss Sarah Addiscfe last week. Miss Virginia Staley of WashingDn, D. C., reached Due West on [onday. Commencement begins Saturday vening with exercises in Theologial Seminary. Rev. George Sexton filled the puiit at the Baptist church last Sabath afternoon.* Miss Janie McDill returned to Due West last week, her school a! Westminster having closed. Mrs. Janie Kennedy Brice has been the gueBt for several days oJ Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kennedy. Miss Mae McDill, who has ha-;l charge of a school at St. Matthews, is at home for the vacation. Miss Mary Stevenson and Miss Alberta Montgomery reached Due West last week from their school in Greenville. Paxr .Tnir Rnnann and hi# nRrtv of missionaries landed last Wednesday at San Francisco, so a telegram to Mrs. R. M. Ranson states. Miss Martha Bonner, who has a position in Colombia, spent several days in Due West last week. She returned to Columbia the" latter part J of the week. a V CALHOUN FALLS. V VVVVVVVVVV\VV\V\ The ladies of Calhoun Falls on last Friday had the pleasure or hearing Mrs. M. T. Coleman, of Abbeville. We hope this will not be Mrs. uoie man's last visit to our town. Mrs. Jim Sherard and little daughter,, Nannette, spent Saturday and | Sunday in Abbeville with the former's sister, Mrs .Mille. [ Messrs. Harry George, Clyde Hoy, and Jesse' Davis spent Saturday afternoon in Elberton on business. Dr. Hay-din of, Charleston, spent the week-end with his parents, Rev. an<J Mrs. Hardin. Miss Gladys Beel,' Loraine and Martha Cool: of Latimer, spent Saturday nihtg with Mrs. B. C/Wilson. Miss Lura Cox spent Sunday with Miss Evelyn Tucker. ' ' Mr. J. T. Poore spent Saturday night and Sunday at home. | Mr. H. M. McCain of Audley Hill & Co., Augusta, Ga., was in town on Monday on business. Miss Sadie Ammons spent Monday night with her sister, Mrs. W; J. Howell. 51 Capt. and Mrs. Pruitt are spending a while in Atlanta with Capt. Pruitt's relatives. Mrs. Marie Baker of Spartanburg, is vsiiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Calhoun. Dr. P. K. Black of Mt. Ckrmel, was in town Saturday morning on business. ' The friends of Mr. Henry Wilson; are glad to know he is beck in the U. S. A., and will be home soon. Mrs. Jim Hester of Mt. Carmel, S. C., spent Tuesday afternoon with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. Sarah Weinraub motored to Elberton Tuesday afternoon on business. ' / M .rand Mrs. Jim Swift of Middleton, Ga., stopped here a few hours on their way to Greenwood. Mr. Stevenson, of Abbeville, was in town Tuesday afternoon on business. * .. K 1 t A?r r\MP V ^ LtVUV k Long Cane, May 28.-?Mrs. J. M. McKellar of the city, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford. Misses Eva and Estelle Finley spent the week-end with relatives in Abbeville. , <. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Drennan, of Anderson, and Misses Clara, Viola and lone Beauford motored over to Greenwood Sunday and spent the day With Misses Violet and Mary Drennan. " < Miss Eppie Beauford spent Sunday with Miss Linnie Beauford. \ Mrs. John Cromer and Mrs. Dock Cromer spent Sunday in Smithville with relatives. Mr. W. D. Beauford was a' business visitor to the city Friday. We are sorry to report that the little baby of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bosler is sick at this writing arii we hope that it will soon be well a^ain. Mr. and Mrs. John Wright of I Lowndesville, spent the week-end of last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ellis. Mrs. Will Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin, spent Sunday of last | week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erwin. Mrs. Essie Stone and Mr. Earl Stuart spent Sunday of last week 'with relatives in Donalds. This community was grieved to 'learn of the death of Mrs. Martha Jane Bowie which occurred at her home in Gilgal last week. L RETAILERS RALLYING TO. THRIFT MOVEME1 i A clarion call to retail deal ! throughout the country to aid spreading the gospel of happy thi I and promote the government's wc (jof selling Thrift and War Savin Stamps has been issued by the Jre; . ury Department through the nev : created Savings' division. Alrea the list of retailers who had Savin societies in their organization i ' tively operating last year, has be augmented by hundreds of new : cruits to the list. Promising repo: received to date by the governme already indicate that many large i tail associations in the country, sot (with 2000 and 3000 branches, ha responded to the appeal and start the establishments of savings' soc ties in each of their branches. The Treasury Department baa its appeal to the retailer on his e pert knowledge of business and 1 appreciation of the fundamentals the conservative handling of mon and the elimination of waste as "BAYER CROSS" ON ASPIRIN t ' \ / f Always Ask for Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Only Aspirin Tablets with t' safety "Bayer Cross" on iheVn a genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin owned and made by Americans ai proved1 safe by millions of peop] Unknown quantities of fraudule Aspirin Tablets werp sold recent by a Brooklyn dealer which prov to be composed mostly of Talcu Powder.i "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" shou always be asked for. Then look f the safety "Bayer Cross" on tl package and on each tablet. Acce nothing else! Proper directions ai dosage in each Bayer package. . Aspirin is the trade mark of Ba er Manufacture of Monoacetica< dester of Salicylicacid.?Adv. ' h ' WE IN THAI i 117- L t.1 we nave ictciiu the late Mr. Jas. C . agencies in town, patrons and are in expirations will be in your policies wi We appreciate y vice at all times. Represent only I some of the oldest i LIFE INSUF !' SOUTHERN LIFE , Qreensboi Has over half a million force in Abbe NEW ENGLAf Boston, One of the oldest and st companies li Hall Insurance, N Written by the Home Why lose by hall, le ' losses. Plate Glass, Accident Automobile Liability Im United 8tates Fidelity Fidelity and Casualty We are full tinu any amount. We appreciate y Abbeville O OTADIf Dnnclrll ^ Ui Oi o nnnj uaiu? matter of every day routine in hii NT trades. ' &ra In an address "The Value of Pub *n | lie Thrift as a Stabilized of Busi i ness", recently delivered before th< >rk . National Retail Dry Goods associa fP' [ tion convention in New York, Wil a9* liam Mather Lewis of the Savings riy division of the Treasury Department dy said in part: ^ "The more thirfty the people of ? 1C" community are, the more promptly en they pay their bills; apd the m^ort re" promptly they pay their bills, th? taiore remote becomes the possibility ,nt of failure. re- "Wa'ste is an enemy of good busine yiess. In certain districts of New ve York investigators found that 11 d ie5 HMMnHHI wnHnmi SHBHHHHHfSui H - - v ( 1 IHBnQb^li^B ^^nH^n^|nB he 1 BBMff^wWMBWMIBInBi re J j^fPfffpHgBM ' "I I nnHgn|n| i^n^nHnBi ntj r- HRgHHBHfl NHH :: ^hh^H^|HH^BK r HHi ptj /BHBI^BSSHSSi II TOMO ' w - ? '. : " -:' "i ; ' ;"'V;V..'f'.'V ', .-. <. ,. W'-rH < " ' -.' . ' l?Ut I ,?>**' :'i : ; v : ::0 SURE AN1 r IS INSUF y purchased the Fire Iii halmers, which combines mmm a t ' l _ We will be glaa to serve a position to give you the renewed promptly and a 11 be made gladly and pro our business and will gr V (. ' . ' i'.* > J' ' ' , ' . ' . ' . . Reliable Old Line Compa uid strongest in America. i ? t l 1ANCE. ~~ VMI IAV AA hiiu i nuo i w.j *0, N. C. dollars insurance In H vllle County. Fj ID MUTUAL, U Mass.| s< congest life Insurance s< n America. pi i n i of New York. p t the Home pay, your n c and Health, Public and h JU1 ailVUa f and Cibarantee Co. Co. _ 5 insurance agents, can hi t our business and are alws Insurance & Tru IAI Hll. :?-v.. 5 percent of the content* of the garbags can was perfectly good staff. "The amount of usable material abandoned in this country every year amounts to millions." ' \ ?! .?-? | REPORT OF COUNTY AGENT County Agent, W. A. Rowell, Ab > bevilie (Jounty, made visits w>- iss farmers and completed our bull Mt sociations for block two. He''was as* r sjsted by Mr. T. W. Moseley. At Due West we raised the $260 in less than ^ s 30 minutes because those people, had r had the ustf of a good bull before; , i but at Donalds it took two days . to raise the fnon'ey?which spells the r difference between knowledge and illiteracy. ' ----- ' 1 V.vv ^ ' * , ' ' , < '>/ ; 1 iTHING I tABLE isurance Business of 'two of the, largest all of Mr, ; best of service. All jiy changes you wish ' mptly. ? i . r re you tne oen or aer. ' * inies, among them 1 r . . ,?_ . , '*'* ' ' . 1 FIRE INSURANCE. t / > ome of New York, '' ' * . .. >.? ': ' < *v? * TUT-*. idelity-Phoenijt derwritera of Greenibqro, outhern Slock Fire, out hern Underwriter*, ? : J Vhoenix of Pari* France, ew Jersey Fire, klmetto Fire, orth-We?tern Rational, ommerc Ill-Union, t quitable Fire, outlier* Home. i s ; .> v . I ' : t.' mdle any line and in ''-I "' * . -t " ' ' . ' ' $ lys glad to serve you. i ' '! cf rnmnanv I Ol VUlAipUlAJ | . L. PEEBLES, Manager. ^ I BtaBa^li IMIilMMni