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DEATH OF MRS. FRANK SUTHER.M
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Mrs. Mollie Pressley Sutherland died
at her home Wednesday evening!
March 3 1920 after an illness of onlvi
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two days with heart trouble, and wasj
buried Thursday afternoon at Lebanon
cemetery the services being conductcd11
by Rev. Joe B. Hillhouse. j j
Mrs. Sutherland always had a pleas-, v
ant smile and a kindly greeting for." v
every *>ne she met. !
She was devoted to her family and t
home, she made home a paradise for t
those about her.
Her death has cast a gloom ont only; o
in her own home, but over the entire v
community. With her passing it can t
be trull ysaid, a faithful, loving, devot-. b
ed christian woman has gone to her p
reward. ! v
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sne leaves a. gnei. amucu uuoui*uU,
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and five children, Misses Zula, Minnie n
and Sarah Sutherland and Mr. Dewitt;
and Thomas Sutherland and a host of t
* relatives and friends to mourn her loss. J A
The sympathy of the community is|l<
with the bereaved ones. A Friend.) n
Engraved Cards and Invitations? t
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LADIES! OMEN i
b - YOUR GRAY ill
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Use Grandma's Sage Tea and I
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody j will
Know.
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The us? of Sage and Sulphur for re- ,
stofring faded, gray hair to its natural |
color dates back to grandmother's:
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac- j
( ; " tive. Whenever her hair took on that j /
' . dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with j
wonderful effect
But brewing at home Is mussy and i
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at1
any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth's c
Sage and Sulphur Compound," you |
will get this famous olcFpreparation, jj
improved by the additJon or orner in- t
gredients, which can be depended up- ,
on to restore natural color and beauty '
to the hair.
A well-known downtown drug 1st
s?ys it darkcr.s the hair so naturally I I
and evenly that nobody can tell it has 1
, been applied. Tou simply dampen a f
sponge or soft brush with it and draw \ a
this through your hair, taking one _
* strand at a time. By morning thej .
gray hair disappears, and after an-1 *
other application or two, it becomes '
beautifully da*"k and glossy. S
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is a delightful toilet requisite I
for those who desire a more youthful e
appearance. It is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of c
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"DIAMOND DYE" OLD |i
I GARMENTS LIKE NEW
Any woman can dye faded, shabby
wearing apparel, whether wool, silk, cotton,
linen or mixed goods to any color,
just like new, bv following simple directions
in each package of "Diamond Dyes "
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THE DISPLAY
of NEW SUITS
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GENEROUS
I APPROVAL
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rpHIS is not suprising in
1 vieiv of the fact that so
many distinctive styles are
shown, adaptable to every
dress occasion and at prices
that will conform to most
every mans ideas of value.
rvYou
may select cl
street, evening, dinnei
wear in colors that ei
whole chromatic seal
We sell Michels S
Clothing $30.00 up t
The price range ol
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Stetson Hats "B
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Cason and
fEXEI) QUESTION
BEING DISCUSSED
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s'o Common Agreement sis to Rest niiil
Most Practical Methods
Possible.
Washington. March 9.?How to ob-,
ain new sources of revenue so as tOj
>rovide relief for former service menj
vas discussed today by the house \
rays and means committee with rep-j
esentatives of soldier organizations!
iut without common agreement as toj
he best and most practical methods, j
All sorts of suggestions have been',
ffered the committee in connection;
rith its consideration of more thanj
hree score bills. The problem has;
ieen made more difficult, members
iointed out, because of the conflicting j
iews of the 'various organizzationsj
'here was the promise today that hai-l1
nony of action might develop
Col. Lester E. Jones, commanding
he District of Columbia department. :
American Legion announed that the
egion's executive committe would'
rieet March 22 and expressed belie
hat it would work in close coopera
ion with all service men toward ob j'
aining help from the government.
Davis I. Schanlon of Philadelphia, a'1
ormer soldier, suggested that, the in-(;
erest on the government's foreign j
Dans* be used for a soldier fund, bn I
t was explained that this money lia;
een allocated in making up tax ached
les. Other witensses urged cash pay
lents but objected to use of the word
onus.
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at seventeen;
[IRON Iron Tonic Mskts HtrjDtd Min"j
Feel Yowg Again, Sin
To help repair the results of fllness,'
?ld age, work and worry in y&uf dfily;
ife; to help give strength to your runlown
system and to help renew lagged
orces and tone up the nerves?you will
ind a valuable remedy in Ziron.
Read what Ziron did for an old man,
vho had to stay tn bed most of the time.,
lis daughter, Myrtle Mills, of Pulaski, j
renn., says: "Ziron has helped my;
ather wonderfully. He could not do:
inything before taking it. He was in bed
nost of the time, complaining with bro- j
:en-down nerves and backacne. He hasi
aken three bottles and says he is as:
trong as when he was 17 vears old."
It your blood nedds iron, try Ziron I
ron Tonic. What it has done for othirs,
it may do for yoa.
Ziron is mild, harmless: does not disolor
the teeth, and may be taken safely
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y flliu UiU, IIIVII) "WIIIVII uuu ,
inilaren.
Got Ziron at your druggist's, under a
noney-back guarantee.
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lers wide latitude
ostonian's famous
shoes" for men.
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WOMEN ARE TO TEST
HONEY-SAYING PLAN
Jc::?ra! Study of Wise Opportionmen
/-f Crmilw In^nmi* Will hp Tfll(M
W J M.VW...W .....
U|! By South Carolina Clubs.
.T ~v*ry first, members of the fed?'
. -,i r- - ? > ?? flubs of South Carolin
- 1 n ftatewide test of the wii
>1 v.: wir'ch they are spendin
r "ty. How much of the famil
> f:>r hats and herrings, ft
' .Mid medicines and saucepan
'ir.d F-Tir, (when there is any), wi
b ? r.'r-rnly calculated by housewives i
eve y city and county, and the resuH
fooled at the end of the month. Mr
J. Russell McElwee, state chairman <
Thrift for the federation is busily ei
gaged in enlisting the support <
every club woman tn Seuth Carolin
ir a campaign to reduce liriag ?
penses whioh is sponsored by tk
United States Treasury beparfemea
in co-operation with the aatlonal thrll
chairmen ?f the largest organli;
'<? ? ?? ??* In tha 17ftA
Woman Arc Buyers.
"W? were never called upon to k*]
(11 & greater cause, a nor* ^teio
campaign, a compaign of sttek feoei
structlon," says Mrs. MoEliree. ftt
Is convinced that It Ilea wKMa tfc
power of woman to rafulata the m
and oontrel the price of tlx* oonno
neceaaiti^a of life, as thay are th
buyers of these necessities. Tfhe
this pewer is applied la a concentre
ed way by the women of South Ca
ollna, she believes that thay wlil git
Invaluable help in solving the presei
problem of the high cost of living, an
In establishing the permanent pra
tice ef saving money and materia
Mrs. McElwee is being aided In ti
preliminary work of gjftlng the car
paign in this state ujffler way, by
cantral committee composed of ceui
ty and city chairmen of thrift.
Each individual, according to pre
ent plans, will be asked to keep a
account of her dally expenses durii
January, grouping them under sue
headings as, "Rent." "Clothing
"Amusements," "Food," ete. She wl
not be asked to report the actui
amounts spent, but the percenta{
they represent of the actual incom
These reports will probably furnis
the basis of dlscusion for a meetir
held at the end of the month.
Will Review Expenses.
In February, each individual wl
analyze the January expenses ar
make 'an effort through informatic
gairfed in January to save a certa
amount through conservation, wit
out hardship. In March, each woms
will make a calculation of how mm
she saved en living expenses la Fe
ruary over an equal number of da;
in January. In this month an e?fo
will be made to encourage the mei
>???? nt s\rrani*Atirtn<] mtltlnr th? t
periment to Invest their savings
gov?rnment securities. Final raur
at the end of the three months will 1
at to the headquarters of the W;
Loan Organization of this district,
Richmond, Va.
8tate clubs have been notified tfc
a model budget prepared for the ui
of the Woman's Division of the Wi
Loan Organisation, which hai tak<
over the government savings mo*
meat as its reconstruction work, w
bo seat to those desiring it. Roquet
for the budg<wt should bo made
Mrs. Eudora Richardson, dlreotor
the woman's division, War Loan C
ganiiation, Richmond, Va.
FUNDAMENTAL FACT8
REGARDING TREA8URY
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
They are issued in denomina
tions of $1,000 aid flOO.
They are discount bonds of the
United States Government matur
ing January, 1924.
They cost 9848 and $84.60, re
BpectiTely, during December, IMS
They ean be procured by pay
ment of cash, chaoks or the ex
changs of War Savings Stamps
1911 issue.
They are on sale at banks anc
trust companies that hare bees
dosignated as agencies of th<
Uaited States Treasury far salei
ot such securities and at pestofficee
of the first and second class.
No one person can own mor<
than $1,000 -worth of the securities
TRANSFORMATION
Savings! Thrift! Economy!
I once thought you wera znaaa.
Petty virtue at the best
Which made lif? dull a&4 lean;
Dun-colored, hard monotonous,
Selfish at the heart.
Taking all in all, you played
An unattractive part.
But now! The gray cocoon is hurst,
You stand forth, radiant fauad.
The steel of your sharp sword
bright
And a warrior's is your mood.
Dramatic, sacrificial, brave;
The virtues of a knight!
Without you, one-time grieroua thin
We couldn't start to fight!
Until the armistice was signed tl
boys an the other side had to treat
constantly to secure protection. Y<
will n: /e to retrencn to k?*p u? a
vantage '.hey won. War Sarin
Stans;*, Treasury Barlnfa C?rtlfi?*l
and Liberty Bondi ar* the rigkt toe
to use.
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Tri-I'artite Board Will Be Created a
-May Avert Strikes. p
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Washington, March 9.?The 16 rail- t
road unions and the association of
Stomach Out Of "
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Order? Try NR ?
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day and most eat much too much
some days. That Is why Americans y
g suffer moro than any people in tho
1 world from indigestion, biliousness a
and constipation. a
j. "Willi a little thoughtfulness and
. care, however, a great amount of c
H this distress could be avoided and ?
a you'll never realize how truo this Is "
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s" million people of this country who
t? keep a box of Nature's Remedy (NR o
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* It whenever Indigestion, biliousness or
ft constipation threatens. o:
Unlike laxative purges, cathartics, .
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That la why the results which follow
the use of Nature's Remedy are
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who first try it. The action while
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I l=s.:i!ve r'!l or cathartic ever pro- v.,
l' I duccd lor anyone.
'? I ::c sbox of Nature's Remedy S1
f (NR Tablets) and try It. There is no
" risk in doing so, for it must give you
[<J greater relief and benefit than any 0f
liver or bowel medicine you ever used
or money back instantly. It is sold, er
il guaranteed and recommended by your tt
ie druggist. "
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I J I ? Ouality First that V
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If MI each (
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ailway executives were directed tolight
by the Interstate Commerce com
nission to make nomination for laboi
nd capital, respectively, to the tri
artite board created by the'trans
lortation act which will attempt set
lenient of disputes without strikes.
Each side will name not less thar
ix men to be submitted to Presiden
Vinson wno win cnoose the board o:
ine. divided equally between the pub
ic, the workers and the corporations
In promulgating the regulations tc
overn the naming of delegates, th?
ommission said the unions had beer
hosen to represent labor because the
overwhelming majority" more thar
0 per cent of the railroad workers
rere included in their membershif
nd the unions had been recognized as
uthorized to speak for the "several
lasses" of employees. Similarly, the
ssociation of Railway Executive
'as asked to nominate representatives
f the railroad managements and ownrs,
because approximately 95 per cent
f the railroad mileage was included
1 the association. Most of the cariers
not included in the association
ave assented to the presentation of
ominations by the organization.
For the purpose of making the
ominations the unions were classied
into three groups:
Group 1. Brotherhood of Locomove
Engineers, Brotherhood of Locootive
Firemen and Enginemen, Or;r
or Ralway Conductors, Brother)od
of Railway Trainmen and the
svitchmen's Union of North America.
Group 2. International Association
Machinists, Brotherhood of Boilmakers,
Iron Ship Builders and
elpers. Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
id Helpers, Sheet Metal Workers,
rotherhood of Railway Carmen and
e Brotherhood of Electrical Work's.
Group 3. Order of Railway Telegphers,
Brotherhood of Maintenance
way jumpioyees ana snop L?aDors
Railway Signalmen, Brotherhood
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Be ?.11 ty Now
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HfE case for Chalmers has restec
/ ears on its power rhythm, ii
atilize ihe last ounce of pow
in gasoline, and to provide geni
/as throbless.
dw comes a new body?a new
ir doubly charming.
) see it is to want a Chalmers,
so elegant as a result of its sii
du can add the final touch to t
ut ride in one a snort distance,
ot Spot and RamVhorn, tho:
is that fertile minds invented to
)r gasoline of the day, will win
tiey wring out the power in 1
:ylinder without favoritism, an<
ion that is very engaging,
lso they take out the uneven
experience this sensation yo
ners is one of the few great a
HIE COft
of Stationary Firemen and Oilers, and
- Brotherhood of Railway Clerks,
: Freight Handlers and Express and
- Station Employees.
Each group must name at least two
- members.
i Indianapolis, Id.f March 8.?Th-j
t American Legion wants congress to
f play as fair with former service men
- as the men played with the country
. asserted Franklin O'Dlier. national
, commander of the legion today in out,
lining the stand of the organization in
, the proposed soldier beneficial legisla>
tion.
i Mr. D' Olier said that while the sol;
diers realized more every day the
i great progress being made at Washi
ington, it was the belief of the former
I service men all over the country that
i the United States should do somei
thing to help them financially.
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Chicago, March 9.?Delegates repre
senting nearly 400,000 railway maintenance
of way-workers from all pirts
of the country failed today to reach a
decision as to whether they will call
a strike. They meet again tomorrow
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Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain in 1 Few
Minntea
Try it right now lor Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen
joints, pain in the head, oack and
limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After one
application pain usually disappears J?s
if by magic.
A new remedy used externally for
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Influenza, Sore
Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsllitls.. "
Thi3 oil Is conceded ,to be the m$st
jJi-ucnauiiK remeoy Known, its prompt
and immediate effect in relieving pain
li % tiie fact that ,fc Penetrates to
the affected parts at once. As an illustration
pour ten drops on the thickest
piece of sole leather and it will penetrate
this substance through and through
in three minutes.
^Accept no substitute. This great oil
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by Herb Juice Medicine Co. only. Get
it at McMurray Drug Co.,
Abbeville, S. C.
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