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New Haven, Conn., Feb 29.?John out
??; ' Hays Hammond criticises the (the j
methods a?d sourses of study in A-.way
|pr- merican universities in The Yale^able
on/1 /lamanrlc hp mnrlo Unle
JJl A1CYVO UUU uvuiuuuo vumv v?*vj wv ?..v*v.v ,
|& more practical. As he gave Yale the^ntr
^ large Hammond metallurgical labora- men
tory of which he is the head, as or-j
ganizer of the course in mining, and j has
as the close friend, of Cecil Rhodes, (insti
I founder of the international Oxford! "
scholarships, his views have been re- ^arn
fa ceived with great interest here. He,amo
p.; said: ' .low
"The American university is out of ,edly
~J?ect
I: {Hopes Women Will
flrlnnt Thtc Hahit !lhei'
nuupi ? urvi i luk/ii xne;
R As Well As Men j
| and
Glass of hot water each mom- |jless
Ing helps us look and feel | stud
clean, sweet, fresh. * so u
I!' j ther
Happy, bright, alert?vigorous and man
vivacious?a good clear skin; a nat-|jnsural,
rosy complexion and freedom j '
from illness are assured only by
clean, healthy blood. If only every with
woman and likewise every man could ..
realize the wonders of the morning stltl
inside bath, what a gratifying change resu
would take place. on]Instead
of the thousands of sickly,
anaemia-looking men, women and sh01
girls with pasty or muddy complex- quit
ions; instead of the multitudes ol
"nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain | ^ 1
fags" and pessimists we should see ajior
virile, optimistic throng of rosy-|t0 j
clieeked people everywhere.
An inside bath is had by driuking. j(lua
each morning before breakfast, a! "
glass of real hot water with a tea- *:m
spoonful of limestone phosphate in ii
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid- serv
. neys and ten yards of bowels the pre- I ar
vious day's indigestible waste, sour
fermentations and poisons, thu? er
cleansing, sweetening and freshening late
the entire alimentary canal before use(
putting more food into the stomach
Those subject to sick headache, bil- Pra<
lousness, nasty breath, rheumatism. Istiti
colds; and particular}' those who have t r
a p?l!id, sallow complexion and whcl
are constipated very o.'te.i, Que
urged to obtain a quarter pound oi mor
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but a trifle but is aPP
sufficient to demonstrate l':e qr.!o!? "
and remarkable change in both health gra(
and appearance awaiting tho6e whe
practice internal sanitation. W^|usi the
remember that IrtsfuG clean^^A ir besl
taore important thaji * '
cause the skin does not j*
ities to contaminate the blo^^Hnle but
the pores in iho thirty feet or^^'ek j are
lp.,
pilv. '
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ffnrds us the $Yi
ing of our buyer,
i, at prices of uw
SPRING SUITS
lion, for garments that fit with
rations, for quality in workmanty
in design, individuality ni
ider one of our new spring suits,
our size. Price from $27.50 up.
SPORT COATS.
\
ing this coming spring and
>u will long for something warm
iVe have on display now some
please the most exacting taste.
are Tan, Brown ana Diues.
n $25.00 up.
il attention given
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lillllJlililBGlllIliliaiHIiiaBI
:h and contact with1 the world be- to a
se its officers and professors are j "]
of contact, and however much tion
{ i
r may profess to know about the muc
s of the world they will not be shou
to impress the undergraduates aboi
:ss they have demonstrated their kno^
ivledge by a record *>f achieve- spen
t. whic
rherefore I should put a man who on s
made his mark at the head of an'will
tution rather than a scholar.
roday ambition, thoroughness and 1
;estness are in a degree bad form
ng undergraduates, and the felwho'u
avowedly or even profess- ^
at college with the primary ob- '^'SS
of equipping himself for a career |!ina
the way of being an amusing jm^
acter, S10n(
VIost young men do not view ^ a
r university days very seriously. ^
y frequently give more attention
he useless trimmings?to the exiive
societies, to a show of wealth ^?U1
rece
to general loose living and heedextravagance
than to their
ies, and they will continue to do
mtil they can have set before
n a new ideal in the way of a
who will tear down the false
*nia of manhood.
[ am sharply in disagreement ? ,
M, I
i the way that our educational *n"'geci
ttions are conducted and with the j,,
. . Mar
its uney acnieve. iney are doing |
r a fraction of the work they < ^
ild do and they are turning out a
e undue proportion of boys with |
higher ambition than to "tout"!
some stockbroker's office and thus! .
ive off the losses of their ac-|?
. free
intances. ^ colic
We are wasting a lot of valuable!,
by t
> in our colleges. They are no^'s^cj.
ing the nation as they might, and''
u afraid that the large endow-j ^
its which are now being accumu-;?T
Wes
d will, unless care from outside is ^
i, tend to confirm the present ^ ^
:tice instead of broadening the in- ^
itions for their present real ^
;s. Too great a part of the bests
arc expended in brick and ,
fnpi
car, rather than in the essential J
aratus for instruction. j**163
It is very nice to have a young!?ffic
iuate thoroughly convinced thatl^ep1
institution he has attended is the lun
1 T
t of its kind. We all 'c 11s get a!
it deal of fun out of this chaff; ?^os<
unfortunately it shows that w?
foggy about why we send boys
5un(
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iaLVSL ui jjieusuie <
we have secured
usual appeal.
WAIST8
Waists that contains the
and beauty as beautiful as ti
inspires them.
Georgettes of the very n
Prices from $5.50 up.
SMART SPRING Dl
The season's fflshinnflhlp.
modest styles of the hour,
are the vogue! but when bu
look at our Georgette co
colors and plain. Colors for
noting spring, as well as ol
date.
A large assortment of
Price from $25.00 up.
to mail orders P
>n an
, Ill
university. to thft
[ do not say that a college educa- geant
is^useless, but the boys have tcojorderlj
h to learn about things that they $26.50
ild know and too much to forget (mornir
it things they do not need to
v in the first place. They have . v
, . ,. MAX
it too much time on subjects
:h they will not use and too little .
ome of the subjects that they .
most desperately need." 'effectS
rhe State of South Carolina, |^e ^
County of Abbeville. jpresen
Ithe int
t the regular Session of General 'already
imbly of the State of South Caronpresem
1916, an act was passed requir- novel i
the County Board of Commis- from t
grs of Abbeville County to insert ully e
County Newspaper a notice for wiftly
purpose of borrowing money for ivened
nty expenses. ' mrlesc
ow, in pursuant to said act, the >retty
nty Board of Commissioners will tainers
ive bids for the sum of Thirty- foremc
usand ($30,000) Dollars, payable who fj
year from date. many i
ids to be heard between Eleven includc
Twelve o'clock' A. M. March 16th Prici
). N $2.00 }
W. A. Stevenson,
Supervisor Abbeville County.
Li. Evans, U L
etary of Board. UL
cn znd, iyzu. f
COLLEGE STUDENTS \
EJECTED FROM THEATRE
altimore American. ^
i an effort to see the moving 5
are production at the New theatre
of charge yesterday, about 500
;ge students stormed the theatre Aim
;he various entrances and raised J^bri
1 a disturbance that Manager lustre 1
is DeHoff was forced to call the g^th
ce reserves. He telephoned the home,
itern Police station and requested drug's
a squad of bluecoats be hurried Phu? c
. bottle
he scene They soon arrived and proved
exodus of the boys was begun. erp1li)^
?r a short time spent in rounding can p
n up and after many arguments ^r.d^
' were all finally ejected from the soft t
itre. They then went to the box strand
e and bought tickets and were ha,r d
, . , , .. . plicati
t in order by the presence of a beauti
iber of bluecoats. pound
here was only one arrest made, for th
;ph M. McDaniel, 17 years old,
1 East Lanvale street, was taken ventio
:em:
of announcing,
! nnr attririO nt>
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secret of youth You
he season that spring
captiv
ewest patterns. The
with t
RESSES apePL
Alsi
fabrics in the fpo^ <j
Taffeta dresses I
ying one take a
imbinations in We
the lively de- son to
;hers more se- which
highei
many models. have s
succe<
1ostage prepaid.
id IWestern
Police station bv Ser-'
Atkinson and charged with dis-|j5j
j conduct. He was released onjj
collateral for a hearing this If
ig. i|
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BLOOM IN "MY SWEETIE" ||
announcement of considerable jf
it to local theatregoers is to the jf
that on Friday, March 5th, at f|
iera House Boyle Woolfolk will [|
t Max Bloom in "My Sweetie", j
;imate musical revue that has |
j found great favor where ever I
ted this season. It is something j
n stage shows?far removed |
he conventional and is delight- ||
ntertaining in its succession of ||
changing scenes, each en- ||
I with bright satire or clever J}
iue and graced by a throng of ||
girls. A host of merry enter- ||
will be seen in "My Sweetie" If
?st among whom is Max Bloom, ||
lirly convulses his audience in 1*
t scene. The sparkling song hits ||
> many catchy whistly tunes. M
es 50c., 75c., .$1.00, $1.50 and j
jlus war tax. Seats on sale now. j
PRETTY! Till [
If HAIR DM?
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jrandmother's Old Favorite Iff
!ccipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.
ost everyone knows that Sage ||
id Sulphur, properly compound- ||
ngs back the natural color and ||
to the hair when faded, streaked |i
y. Years ago the only way to 11
is mixture was to make it at |i
which is niussy and trouble- If
Nowadays, by asking at any ||
/-.ft. fr.r "Wv(>th's Satre and Sul- il
Compound," you will get a large ||
of this famous old recipe, lm- If
1 by the addition of other In- ||
i'3, at a small cost.
't stny gray! Try it! No one If
o.-cibly tell that you darkened If
i.iIr, as it does it so naturally 1|
'only. You dampen a sponge or ||
?v U nn/1 /IrfiTU f V? |q 1|
H'Ubtl \V U11 AW attu u*m?(
,'h ydur hair, taking one small 1|
at a time; by morning the gray l|
isappears, and after another ap- If
on or two, your hair becomes ||
fully dark, glossy and attractive. 1|
th's Sage and Sulphur Com- ||
i3 a delightful toilet requisite ||
ose who desire dark hair and a |f
'ul appearance. It is not in- ||
I for the cure, mitigation or pre- p?L
n of disease.
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through the carefu
parel of individua
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SKIRTS
I'll surely want a sport skirt th:
; and the new models are postivel
ating.
i)color range is almost unlimite
10th high and the dull effects. Thei
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aids ana piain. trice irom $iu.uu U]
o all kinds of novelty silk skirtin
>5.00 per yard up.
MILLINERY
have made a special effort this set
procure hats at moderate pric<
are equal in appearance to ar
priced imported models. After yc
>een our line you will say we hai
3ded.
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lenry
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BUILDING A BANK
is absorbingly interesting
interesting but easy.
Once the habit is establish
cally banking a decided i
of the income, the practice
be pursued with surprisin
or sacrifice.
Acquire the habit we
you.
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