Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PLOWS, And Plans Har Riding and Walking T Harrows, Spike Tooth ers, Corn and Cotton Chilled, Stalk Cutters, ^Ynn will not worl ? ? ? buy from us] light-ri you need new things i any kind come to us. deal. This is a hobby Lorick & INCOS COLUMBIA, ????????an?rao?an?n ut >^"5 .v "YVe sell our , ^ and for Spc W (fy Buy your Dn ? , 1 r?. Z Men s ana bc and save m SjljfNew FallGoc f day$ Jones Cash I ^ 1554 Main Street, fToTB I 1730 MAIN STRE ? Ta nrhara vnn p.a/n fin | kj LU Tf uux v j v ? vw ^PAI I or a: , I DOORS, S BLINI I LIME AN I CABINET v Call or write for Prices ^ :w ? I The Cald ? I 1552 Corner Main an * 5 Columbia Bank. Oentn ft < H. W. WOODWARD. 3 American an< * Rates: American $2. anc 3 Eurooean, 75c an ft 5 Headquarters for th< | CUISINE 1 3 Proper and Careful At ft 3 Now Under New Management ? ftftftftftftftft ftftftftftft-3***?**??# HARROWS I flers General | dware 1 wo Horse Cultivators, Disk | Harrows, Rollers-Pulveriz- | Planters, Plows-Steel and 1 Hay Presses, Garden Plows I i your stock so hardjfj you ? inningj impliments. When | for the farm, or hardware of 1 We will give you a square | ' with us. | Lowrarsce, jf! tPORATED. |1 | - S. C, -j ^ ' ?? l?S? &F 'J? A| goods very close, W j #1 it Cash only." i$t | / Goods, Shoes, ^ >ys' wear from us W oney. ^ >ds arriving every ^ $ li?u Gnnrtc Stnpo $! IIJ UUUUU UlUiOj i vi> Cotumbia, St C. ^ WN & BRO, 1 iET, COLUMBIA, S. C. jj d one of the best stocks of t INTS LL KINDS j| ASH. )S & GLASS j; d cement. j "mantles. i >1 ^ OUR PIES have found favor with everybody j J ?babes and men, the little girl iii j pinafores and her mother and her f grandmother. They are of the jj sweet, delicious, wholesome, i| melt-in-your- month kind, and j we're anxious to have ^cu try j S them if you don't know the pro- |) ducts of our ovens. If you do j I know we won't have to ask you. j j KEKiLihaEirS 5T6RB BSSfcHI {! COlOMBia. S. C. i I ||| well Hotel? | i s j d Taylor Streets. Opposite * j illy located. Columbia, S. C. % t Proprietor and Manager. * ft i European Plan. % i $2.50 per day. * d $1.00. Large, Cool Booms 2 ft e U. C. T/s and T. P. A.'s. % [JNEXCELLED. * i ft i tention Given to All G"a;w. $ ft ft "W; 1 - Grow. ? ft ft ! The Rev. If 1 R. Hicks 1911 Almasiac. The Rev. Irl R. Kicks almanac for 1911, that guardian Angel in a hundred thousand homes, is row ready. Not many are now willing to be without it and the Rev. Irl R. Hicks Magazine, Word and Work?. The two are only ONE DOLLAR a year. The almanac is 35c prepaid. No home or office should fail to 9end for them, to Word and Works Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo. William T. Healy, an Atlanta capitalist, has planned another eighteenstory skyscraper office building for *'Half-Million City." Some chickon3 in a Pennsylvania town got hold of a mess of^ brandied cherries and ate them. A fowl jag followed. Up in Ohio the brewers are trying to get the liquor clause into the state constitution. At the Putnam county (Georgial fair a 14-year-old girl exhibited <"0 varieties of cooked dishes from com. Foley's J% 1 o Ladm. '.La* yi. <*y P, ?S *g "J! '1 1 B What They Will Co for Vou They will cure your backache, j Strengthen your kidneys, ccr- j rect urinary irregularities, build i tip the worn out tissues, and J eliminate the excess uric acid j that causes rheumatism. Pre- j venz rsrignt s disease ana iJiabates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. FARM LOANS Loans made on improved farms in Richland and Lexington counties in sums of $300 and upwards, payable in installments, no commissions are charged, borrower paying for preparation of papers only. THOMAS & LUMPKIN, 1238 Washington St., Columbia, S . C TELEGRAPHY We are unable to supply the demand for competent-Operators. Three months course completes you under our expert Management. Positions guaranteed, or no tuition c&argeci. write ior catalogue. Charlotte Telegraphy School, Charlotte, N. C. 1M.D. HARMANI I DEALER IN 1 I General Merchandise J I Staple Line g I GROCERIES. CANNED 8 I GOODS, HARDWARE, I 1 ENAMEL WARE, TIN- 8 I WARE, ETC. - - - - I | Lexington, - S. C. | SagBaBBBWMwamgigaeBffigsffiBij l -e-TE- j g | I Honesty e in Jewelry |j "I" it came from Sentz's, yon !| ! know it's all ri^rhr." is what cue fe of otiv custodiers remarked to ffi another the other clay. g ? " i jf When you buy Jewelry, yon. S : | ey rurally have to take the Jew- |j j | tier's word for it" whether it is H { I tf'.xxl or nor. | j 1 rw> | Yd-it's jnsr where car reputa- ? j I won for ?jouesty and fair dealing ?j i counts. ^ And furthermore, we will fal- 5 ways give you year money hack 3 and ask no questions any time | you arc di.nsatis.fied with a pur- g Special attention to mail orders, j$ mm f. intz, i: JEWELE3, I j 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C f i |j j KEEPING OUT OF RENO. Wife, Know Your Husband; tho Rest Is Easy. *?|R?TY husband is just perfect," ox1*8 claimed Mrs. Newed. "Heaven help you." put in Mrs. Ouiuri knowingly. "I hope for your sake he'll get over it." "Why. what do you mean? It's positively foolish to talk that way. Of course you're joking." "Joking! Not a bit of it," went on Mrs. Oldun derisively. "Ycu see, I know what I'm talking about. I've been through it I used to think just as you do, and if you aro as sensible as I think you are you'll never get over il just as I did." Mrs. Newed was on the verge of tears. "I think it's sinful to make light of the marriage relation that way. I hope my husband doesn't get over it, and I hope I don't get over it. lie's perfect, and we're perfectly happy." "Oh, yes; you may be happy, but you will never know what real happiness is until you find out that your husband isn't perfect." "But I tell you he is perfect." "And I tell yon he isn't. Let me ask you do you ever give hira letters to mail?" "Yes. often." "Tory well. Jf he's perfect he always mails tlieni." "Indeed, ho does. That's one of the things I had in mind." "You mean be always says he mails them?" "I moan if lie says lie raans tuem no does mail them. I hope at least he's truthful." "Nor if ho says he always mails your letters, for there was never yet a husband who always mails his wife's letters. He will lie, and all husbands will lie, so that you will continue to think he's perfect. I venture to any you always ask him if ho mailed your letters. Now, don't you?" "Usually." "Aiul whenever you ask him he puts 011 an injured air, gets a little provoked?" "A little." "That's it. He's just like all the rest. That's just the way my husband did when he was perfect But then one day I got the goods on him, as the slang phrase goes. I found out positively that he had not mailed a certain important letter." "What if he didn't?" "Everything. It was the turning point in our lives. I took him off his high horse then and there. Oh, the satisfaction in it! You cannot imagine the supreme joy of reducing a husband to the level of a human being. I suppose your husband is very self possessed; never loses bis temper. That's a part of perfection." "Of course he never loses his temper." "And so he just calmly lords it over you, serene and insufferable in his pose of superiority, while he looks down on yon, along with all other women, as emotional and hysterical." "Perhaps I have noticed just a little of that." "You must contrive some way to make him lose his temper. The angrier he gets the better for yen. Then you hare got him forevermore." "Yon tatk like a crazy woman. I don't see what good that could possibly do." "Good! Why it's a veritable panacea. Ever after, no matter what the argument may be, you can caution him to be carefui, not to get excited and remind him what a fearful temper he has when he becomes aroused." "Well," said Mrs. Newed in disgust, ?*4* 4 7 v/Mt ii UJUIJ* \uiu iur?i i wvuui i haven't landed in Reno long before this." "Reno, nonsense! That's the tvuv to keep out of Jieno. Talk about incompatibility! The only thing that is absolutely impossible to live in the same house <vitli is perfection."?Eilis O. Jones in Life. Lost a Job. V<c$ ApX/x Apr\ rf//7\00h lv'I/< A f,<l/ s Yl ' H mJrjj t: \ "Did you notice liovv dejected old "ntinih/Nflil.'A 1/ c?i: u'n if tcciitl It j n> '/M UiU l/\,U inv. IUV'I\?.'4 <A U \ iltkli "Yes. What nils him?" '"He's the undertaker who lives in ray block. The elector told him when 1 was sick thar I couldn't get well." It Cer'.air.'y Docs. "And do you give the giraffe only one lump of sugar?" asked the little boy at the zoo. "Oh, yes." replied the keeper: "one lump goes a long way with-him."? Yonkcrs Statesman. Decaloging It. "When a woman marries and then divorces Her husband inside of a week, what would you call it?V" "Taking his name in vain."?Prince ton Tijror. "Them Thst Hss." "IIow do you keep a rook?" "We take her out in the automobile .low it lid then."?St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Defined. Knicker- What is n srrimrohi? hole? Docker?A body of water entirely iarrcunded by boys.?New York Sua. , I You Can Work ' tLn" gives font burns steadily for nine hoi indicator always shows the amc cap, put in like a cork in a bott heater has a cool handle and '< The Perfection Oil Heate flame spreader, which pre high enough to smoke, and is eit the wick can be quickly cleane cannot become wedged and C2: rewicking. The Perfection Oil nickel, is strong, durable, welllight and ornamental. Deafers Everywhere. If r.-t r.i ; jiy Standard C 8 -fmfjiau off 1 $?0$ i h8J lit mm J llil 1 ^ U r^Q -n hp p.n un.ir 'J V>*Cl?JLL ^ ^ ? 1 at this, the S< I - and best : I Any article y the furniture found here at 1 VANMETS UNDERTAKERS K I ^ PRIVATE DINING R IMetropolita BEST AND LARC THE FINEST IN THE STA 1538 Main St-eet 0 COLUM Regular Din Lunch Ticker'1:$1.10 for $1,$2 ALSO CAF i 1210 Main Street | Two Best Piaccs in the C j ^ 1 rn a Ife^a BJ7 /St (3 IifeP b %|a Lexir Has one of the State and is pre pa: EKC?ftES, ECSLERS on short nc Can bore any si; ton (hn Saws File perfect work. I a Full line of Mil at reasonable price Will answer all faction sruarateed < ^af u u ! ! '.j^ifcarrjev--a.? rrss.-- rsM^vgy vre-Ksajm-tt^g'r ?; j |- Where to Sper i f I ^ If it is Dry Goo;!-. Notions, t i any 11". ins in a sjcnorai line ot j fii before yon buy and r:o < an s f Cotton Seed Halls and Moai9 Seed. Wo arc here t.> pleas* i (# ? G. S. Crout ? p Swansea, - Near a WMow | * inter when you have a Perfec- ! Oil Heater. It is a portable j , tor which C2n be moved to j :>art of a room, or to any room j house. When you have a ?RFECTION I ' cnwito/ccc fin A rjfnrlott vij?vfw?vw ?? ?? viw lo not have to work close to the i , which is usually far from the j ow. You can work where you j and be warm. You can work on j jM winter days in the full light near j window, without being chilled to i ^ one. 'he Perfection Oil Heater quickly j heat, and with one filling of the j jrs, without smoke or smell. An ] iunt of oil in the font. The filler- i le, is attached by a chain. This : i damper top. j + r has an axiomatic-locking i vents the wick from being turned j sy to remove and drop back, so ! d. The burner body or gallery j n be unscrewed in an instant for j Heater is finished in japan or i made, built for service, and yet j tours, write fr.r descriptive circulcr sill iimci I lis i>'MU I'W 8. SifiVU | FINEST HOME j' y well served Dutli's largest | * * * * f J i jj > -on require in 1 i line can be | the right price" | !9 Haia SI. I ' mbia, S> C* - ? ?~^ 9 OOSW FOR FAMILIES n Restaurant Si IEST IN THE CITY Ij | TE QUICK SERVICE HI ? opposite Columbia Hotel 9; BIA, S. C. ' Hi ner 35 Cents 11 .SO for *2. ,$3 for 2.50 $5. 75 for$5 Jji 1TOL CAFE ?! Opposite Opera House la i ity Coffee Made by Steam JU\ SSfSS i j ig&rs, S. C. pi Finest Repair Shops in the Sgi red to rebuild g|H * and COTTON CE&S Sj ^ ze engine cylinder desired. Cot- ?| (I by Machinery, which insures Si lso reti 1! (Mil Brushes. K; 1 Supplies. Fibing. Fittiiuis. etc.. :CA ' is. 1 fi . . s? country calls proiv.^liy. Satis- glj ?>r your money ivack. Piio^e 4i2 j|j I b \ Ee*^ j ?j > LWiinl^i^SS^ Kt' 5 ?*b g I rr.'j*c?x:e.*r ^-xtjwocaw v?~ mrsicM ->cTr-7.',m&aaamm? i ft : id Your Monev?i ' x-? t) j hoes, iiuts. Groc- firs, in fart. ?! more '.. *r.?iISO. ?t (4 j ave > c?I money, wo imadlo (i j . -pay market pri?vs for Cotton ft; ; you. Try us. :-: -: gj ^ & Company. |j .^0 South Carolina. l\