Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<> ===== Noted Travel* a? -- " ^T"" V DF Dr. W. A. CoIUhI^c.' :iuth Redpath Chautauqua en Tin immigration, bolshevism, Arne is a man who knows tlie worl accomplished many important association and eiperieutv? struct an audience. Born in Edinburgh, and e years in tropical Africa, part Doctor Colledge is editoris 4lie author of "Interpretativ of the Modern Drama," The editor of the Technical World How to Avoic Theme < ! H CHESTI "What Shall I Do in the of us. This problem Is made C. M. Sanford on "Life's Loose here at the Redpath Chautauqi Professor Sanford Is an e: to guide the young people of i tion?to help eliminate misfit: son, young or old, who has th< terested In this lecture. The tragedy in many lives when ability and inclinations a man who would succeed in vice versa. Professor Sanford's lectu choosing of a vocation. 9 HBBSBMHHnHBBHB ft V.< \ f1 /* V " onrl QoKrvlav to ;i aiiu kvviiviui w i Lecture at Chautauqua - !. W. A. COLLEDGE. or, traveler, scholar, will lecture at the coming e Call of a Now lira," an address dealing with ricanixr.tioQ. capital and labor. Doctor Colledge d at first hand. 1'e has traveled widely and has tasks. In point of equipment?education, travel, no i.;an is bettor prepared to interest and indurated in Gl; -w and London, he spent three of the time with Henry M. Stanley. in-rliief of the New Standard Encyclopedia. He e Studies of Scottish Authors," "The Beginnings * History of Theatrical Art," and was the first 1 Magazine. f, I Wrong Vocation, [>f Chautauqua Lecture =* i R MILTON SANFORD. World?" Is a great problem which interests all much more easy of solution by the lecture of i Ends" or "Failures of the Misfits," to be given aa. cpert on vocational guiaance. nis leciure anus | the community into choosing their proper vocaj in industry and the professions. Every pers future of America at heart, will be vitally ini is the attempt to succeed in one line of work point to an entirely different direction. Many business would be a failure as a physician and re gives valuable suggestions concerning the i ^^ ^I >'^NX- /\ '^/":lv / \ - - / \ i : '/ ? \ V / .V / * j \, / x/ j \ / \/ ..;. N i ------- ? ... llggies! B MEETING OF AGENTS A very important meeting of th< Home Demonstration Agents of th< Piedmont District is scneuuiea xo d< held in Spartanburg on April 8th 9th, and 10th. This meeting is held as a supple ment to the annual January shor course given for the agents at Win throp. In addition to the work giver by the State Home Demonstratioi force lectures will be given by ex perts in various lines, among thes< BE PRETTV! TURN GRAY Hi BARK Try Grandmother's Old Favoritt Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Almost everyone knows that Sag* Tea and Sulphur, properly compounded. brihgs baek the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way tc get this mixture was to make it al home, which i3 ir.ussy and troublesome. Nowadays, by asking at anj drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get a larg< bottle of this famous old recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, at a small cost. Don't stay gray! Try it! No on< can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it docs it so naturallj and evenly. You dampc-n a sponge ci soft brush with it and draw till: through your hair, taking one smal ^ 1\\r mnrninf thf* crm hair disappears, and after another ap plication or two, your hair becomo: beautifully dark, glossy and attractive Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com' pound is a delightful toilet requisiti for those who desire dark hair and i youthful appearance. " It is not in tended for the cure, mitigation or pre vention of disease. | WHEN YOU WAKE I. UP DRINK GLASS . OF HOT WATER Wash the poisons and toxins from system before putting more food into stomach. Saya Inside-bathing makes anyone look and feel clean, sweet and refreshed. Wash yourself on the Inside before breakfast like you do on the outside This Is vastly more important because the skin pores do not absorb impuri ties into the blood, causing illness while the bowel pores do. For every ounce of food and drinh taken into the stomach, nearly an otmce of waste 'material must b? r>arrJof1 rmt nf thft hnHv Tf this wnstf material is not eliminated day by daj It quickly ferments and generates poisons, gases and toxins which are absorbed or sucked into the blood stream, through the lymph ducts whict should suck only nourishment to 3us tain the body. A splendid health measure 3 tc drink, before breakfast each day, a glass of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate in it which is a harmless way to wast these poisons, gases and toxins from the stomach, liver, kidneys anc bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the entire alimentary canal before putting more food intc the stomach. A quarter pound of limestone phos phate costs but very little at the drug store but is sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on inside-bathing. Mei and women who are accustomed tc wake up with a dull, aching head 01 have furred tingue, bad taste, nastj breath, sallow complexion, others wh( have bilious attacks, acid stomach 01 constioation are assured of pro nounced improvement Iq both healtl and appearance shortly. ! !' \X\ / v? 5 ? -KY "Sv ; ' > '. - *377.?.? ' uggies! vill be Mr. 0. B. Martin in charge . lome Demonstration work in the - 'outh, Mr. W. W. Long, Director ^ Extension work in South Carolina, ? tfr. Mulford, Landscape Gardener, ' vlr. W. H. Mills, Rural Organization lr. D. W. Watkins, Ass't Director * Dr. L. A. Riser, of the State Board1 t f Health, Mr. A. A. McKeown, Dis" rict Farm Demonstration Agent and 1 Miss Catherine Mulligan, head of the 1 iHome Economics Department at j II ^ : j! to ti ! C? lW> "0ERHAPS' gigs ' I the slug; | ^ -^- "heaviness | i Mi|]| in so many car: gj jj Ride in this ? and you will ol jfl i 9 ference. = |jj There is an un jj for the "snap11 : H It's due to 1 which it gets resi ' J As yau kn > Hf deteriorated, gc _ ^ down in grade. Feeding the [ |? today into the ? j| is giving it a "fo< I M digest. Engine J U | redesigned. ||g Uftaimers e HI first to act. T 11? answer in Hot S horn. The ra^ II (which has just fH in it as the s p| grade of "gas" purchasable) sti 1 Ell Two Car Li Whpri vnn want. fViA 1 or the HACKNEY, and stuff in it, we have the fi We also have a full line < Hames, Breeching and V We are still selling the 1 vinced. The Sta Converse College. Daring this meeting quite a good it of time will be devoted to discus- t ions among the agents of detailed lans for the growth and develop- son ment of the work in each county of Woi ow o serve efficiently the greatest We< number of people. nett (Sent in by Lois V. Watkins, Dis- mer rict Home Demonstration agent, pos: Jiedmont District.) tliof y there's a usm he action oj IALMEF youvenoticed is heated, "brokei gishness, the very fine particles r of the action a "cloud" 5 of today. Then Ram's'hoi new Chalmers one of the greate: bserve the dif> ments ever made hurries the "clouc deriving reason can condense, to tl" ?- - Tho rdeiilfc nro in a Chalmers. Tr ^ , .You get an action :he manlier m b|lievednolon Jtsoutof gas. A year later y( ow, "gas has that those trouble >ne down and s0 many car account of the low <fgas" you get situation are not 1 average engine in the Chalmers?1 Dd" that it can't burned bearings, ; have got to be fouled spark plugs inders, repair bills ngineers were from excessive a hey found the vibration. You,t ipotandRamV that growing v, heavy "gas" circle which as much power clares Jr j r O'calied better mers v, cs : cr that once was the lew rikes Hot jpot. cz"s oi 'j.. c1. is- Leslie C oad.; Just R( h^ct "Rncron'ps pall fnr thp 1 if you want a cheap buggy ill line yoa are looking for. )f Harne ss, Briddles, Sa< Vagons. oest Wagons on earth. C; *4 'A .rk Vehicle Library Management Gratefnl he Library management wishes to r??ss publicly its thanks to the per nei or the local talent play; "Tho Planless Wedding,' given here last inesday night. About $175 was :ed by the play and the rnanageit feels that this sum was made sible through the kindness Of ;e in the play. -ft' a J pi IS n up'1 into fffi^ , and forms rn, which is j|^N? st improve in engines, IPfHpi 11 before it ie cylinders. $ astonishing. from "gas" nj? gerpossible. IhSI^ )u will find jtigljt s which af> IIHIIS? s today on grade "gas" jBf to be found |||||8a -roubles like j (? l!ljjj j frequently , scored cyl' I that come ?BM fl nd endless I m 83 oo, will join r = Bfl j J Our.lil'/First ji =1 Bjl pri o. lei 1^ Tpivpfl I ;vva v vu? 3IGH POINT, r with the right idles, Collars | all and be con- | P n I ^/Vf? |