Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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At «.'/ Drag gift t " JO - AMERICAN DRUG CO. 2i5-ai7 lbdtonSt, N. V. Qfarral $m»ing Agtnfa.: U#*W F. & C. . I.C SOUTH CAROLINA one can tell It has been applied. Those whose hair Is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks beedme luxuriantly dark and beautiful. This Is the age of youth. Gray- haired, unattractive. folks aren’t wanted around, so get »busy with Wyeth’s Sage and SnlphtiF Compound to-night and you’ll be delighted with ssr-Skbs*:-:- Mr <0 T**r* rot SAUIU. CHILLI AID .TTEL • ft** Gtawsl Susajtkealag Tsar. At Li On^tam. «Uhe«C naturalsoil in th« world. Hunk tfftssa Aw*»p Loe*t»-<l ou wait«Mi thors Lake Okm- mm. Perfectly drained, **A*lly cultivated prae- Ilf fme from iron, do fertllnerooeded. Deliak'.- yonr dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few : x : ; : >:w>:vo; : Ve&i JUICY FRUIT TM riAVOO LASTS • IX The Flavor Lasts All three kinds sealed in air-tight, impurity- proof packages. Be SURE to get * WRIGLEYS AFTER EUERV MEAL" Many an ostrich feather will emerge rotn. a long reffjvmelit this spring. Fickle faslyon lifts come hack to them ifter having bunished them for sev- i "N* ?ral seasons. They respond'to fresh ening and cleaning processes very well, *nd when ligtit plume* cannot l>e sqc- •ecsfiilly.renovated they may be dyed to Mack or dark colors. Sometimes one would like fo change* a Ugh! colored pltlnje to another color. If it is soiled wash It In warm suds, then soap It very thoroughly and lay It In a ptm of hot wafer (hut not ladling! for half an hour. Vsnally tills will re move nhOnf till tli •srtni*. Itjifse the pplllie WOlL, anti shake tl until dry. Tlu*n redyo It. to the mlvr desired. Ostrich feathers a re recur led with i f, * . •* - • * a curling knife or with a curling iron. A table knife will answer for this work. When the feather has been cleaned, and drTeiT a few tines at il lime are drawn over the' knife edg®. until all have been given a little curl. A rather large-sized, moderately warm curling Iron may.he used for this work, and the end* of the dues curled over ir. To clean o'feather without changing Its color or tnklng out the curl, wash It In -gasoline, rubbing the' dues from the rib ti* their ends. When thy gasoline becomes soiled pour It oilt. slightly curled. The .‘steam or heat causes till the. tiny dues to separate and to become dully, ytucli to the ad vantage of the plume. Very fine plumes should be sent to professional clean ers, for the process of refueling them Is tedious and for best results requires experience. t.- ....— To Clean Kid Glove*. —rz "Kid gloves are cleaned by rubbing the soiled portions with petrhl or ben- line'Th which they have heed Imtnf r*ed, rinsing tbeht In clean benzine. When quite dry plaee thetn on the hand and j Strofet then:. itovrii with a hone salt ( spoon Begin at the huger tips amt I smooth them down to the wrist. This ! polishes rhe kid and the polished su *- faee keeps clean longer. How to Make a Clove Apple. Grandmothers used to love these fragrant clove- apples to put among their linens. • Some even preferren them to lavender. . Here Is the way to make 1 one: Take a large slightly under-ripe apple and just till it full of whole elovV.s leaving a bout a qtiar ter of an Inch between the heads of the eloves. When the apple has dried thoroughly put It Into the linen draw er, and see if you don't llko tl* spicy odor. * wipe out the Ixiwl and |Miur in tmirs gasoline. To this add fv:o tabfespoon-! Cor*age Bouquet* Again, fills nf wlient flour, and stir It In to i . < ’«»r sage "bouquets have become fash- make n very thin, |M*te. Wash the , iotiable again and many of the newest feather In this solution, taking cure ;« *»veolng gowns show them In Interest- nil* from the rib to the ••ml of the I tug eolor and workmanship. But a* due 1 Take the fimth'T frt»ai the howl we use them now they are not ae»v*- slim hent It lightly over the linnd un- j sorle# that we enn add to a frock as til if Is dry. Nearly all the flour will > fall out while the feather H being ♦fries!-in thl* way. but enough remains to stnrc|| the f.-iith**r By holding feathers over steam or a radiator they are freshened up and mim * i —— in qttertbought. The gown really has to he t.liitt up from the Itoliquet. and more ♦hart one of the m«»st sueressftil e venial: gov* u* ha- iteen nfti'te with "a isirsuge bouquet as-the nucleus; tha' n-st was only a development. 1 A BSORBIne TOAPC UAfi* WC.U S PAT Oft will frdu.e inflamed, awollcn Joints Sprain*, Brulm, Soft Heala Bolls PoU Evil.Oulttor. Flatula and lafacud aoraa quickly M it it a poaitiva aatiaeptic and germicide Plcmrt to wi mm aot MlWr « m *• Mr. m4 mew ••«* ta* ttM*« MM. Mum! Book? R tram. IM>nr ll«lawn Mr — n*1sA VMM. Wcm StiatM BruiMii M. roc* (1 It gar m Will MO IM man J ram mom. M Trtal Bssrls Mr I Ac la if V0U*r0. t. D. f.. HIT«a*i«t'. tarlnoiait. Matt • Evidence. He was a cadet aviator, nnd hi? 1 people were asking him what It felt • like to (ly upside down. “Vou nn’t tell you.are upside down at all." said lie. "We can’t believe that !" c|ioru<eti his heurers. "I couldn't "believe It myself." n-- j explained; "but when m.v |»i|*e nmr j right out of my mouth ami went sail in’ up past my head, then I realized I must he upside dmvn." Variations in Tunics SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES AND DARKENS HAIR Heal Itching Skins With Cuticura jAs—>lt> »m*i Trww ■>t WImil. »fi 1 Ml«« DoVt Stay Gray! It Darkena Naturally that Nobody can Tell. 8o Wool Profits lose part yf ywr money bv shearing *■ u*d fashnnei way. She*r with « m* h»n*-. Tie mtura wool -xscurnd (roru yjur -the-sp run pays the «aO «g >ne V r >u »ccur<« better wool more easily aadqak.kly amlbenrflt your.flock <»et a Stewart Mtuig—balance on arrival Write f'ir cat.aiinj. f ^hir SO Dllturally and WOTllV trTHt IU 1 onoaao flcxirlk shaft company ; MP* IVX. IIM atreet and Cnatrai an.. Cntcago. M. ' T<>u can turn gray, faded hair beau tifully dark ami lustrous almost over night If you’ll get a bottle of “Wyeth'* Sage and Sulphur Compound” at any drug store. Million* of bottle* of thl* old famous Sage Tea Recipe. Improved by the addition of other ingredients, are *old annunliy, soy* a well-known druggist here, because it darken* the muLUbMiKs reasonable term*. Tha one blare to Florida • dflV«s.—Adv. farming la botaambitn* Ad^rnaa, ‘ am Realtj Co. too., Pahokee, Ftortda 1 ; ==^=-.^^K^3JS3as , How blindly we talk when we talk h. Uv CHARLOTTE, NO j of trifles.—Mrs. Crnik. . ; You feel, that retail meat prices are too high. Your retailer says he has to pay higher prices' to the packers. Swift & Company prove that out of every dollar the retailer pays to the packers for meat, 2 cents is for packers profit, 13 cents isrfor operating expenses, and 85 cents gees to the stock raiser; and that the prices of live stock and meat move up and down together. The 'live-stock raiser points to rising costs of raising live stock. Labor reminds us that higher wages must go hand in hand with the new cost of living. No one, apparently, is responsible. No one, apparently, is benefited by higher prices and higher income. We are all living on a high- priced scale. One trouble is, that the number of dollars has multiplied faster than the quan tity of goods, so that each dollar buys less than formerly. Swift <& Company, U. S. A. Foresqjhted. “Jnck. dear, before our wedding, I wish you would see a doctor.” "Why >hoiild IV 1 uni well. e\< ept ; for a touch of dyspepsia.” “That’s Just if. I’d like yon t > get a • eprtitient*- ftum him WbTeh would de»>\ * that your dyspepsia -antedated oqr marriage."—Boston Transcript. Before Spring Work it '.im« to ilip u in th* Spring mhen coat i* vy and ^nuvtlii ->lt. t-hur hsi* mean? he dth- Beat hca Not for the Ailing. “I am strong for this • huhtifc dish stuif.” “Well, a fellow has to be strong for that?” “Out of Torment and Misery t? Comfort" Headache Neuralgia * Toothache feniche J • • - Rheumatism - Lumbago Grippe Influenzal® Colds Stiff Neck Joint Pains Uiteresfing detail in this frock, fot with s'raps or. suspenders of taffeta at each side Ih/IT Join it a skeleton bodice is formed. The beads used for decoration cross these bands, forming squares that are tilled in with smaller squares of heads. ' The buttons on the panel are‘extended to the bodice- by i placing three of them at the opening of tile girdle.’ ~ . J . ft' . «■ >' .. • • T-- "■“Proved safe by millions" | - • Adults—Take one or two “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” with water. If necessary, repeat Jose three times a ddy, after meals*. • Holds the Faith of Medical Leaders! ~ * M- : - ' , ;• ' * 20 seat Bay^r paeKngra—^l*o larger Bayer [-Ackage*. Bay Bayer package* only.-^-Get original package. ^Dauer-Tablets Aspirin The*Boyer Gross'on Genuine Tablets In afternoon frocks tin* tunic “goes Without saying”—it is so-universally • liked and it is especially pretty in the popular .combination* of two materials, I as printed foulard with plaip georgette, i and satin or taffeta with georgette, I plain or printed. The tunic is saved ! from becoming u monotonous detail. In frocks for all sort* of wear.by the end- an inviting variety In them-that keeps them interesting. Tlyy va’rj' from short to long, and occasionally a tunic con trives to be both of these,,as mfly liy gatliered from the frocks shown above. At the left of the picture a sat* For the Young Girl, dress with a plain underskirt has- a For the young girl the dance froei tunic gatliered at tlm aides and across that is entirely sleeveless and extrenm- the back. It is short on tin* left side ? |y Imv in the heck is always in ques- sad long at f he tight, with a row of but-1 tionabl?* taste. rnfoMunutely not t.ll tona'djur ornuineu; otr tlte short side, i *tyle designers agree with Tfiis ruling The 1%ith :*sttr[rfiee front. Island daniv frix*k» for girl* as young Joined to the t*;vte atnl umlerskirt with a* 1” are sJiowti made entirely *|eove- Grove'* Taatele** chill Tonic rwtorea rltallt/ and energy by pnrlfytng a»4 e«- rlcbing the blood. Von sen aoon feel lea atreagtb- •alng, lnylgoratlng Mffeck Price duo. — ' ♦ ! , A man must stand erect, not be kept eiject.by others.—Marcus Aurelltis. »er pores an-i prevrttl? Vtckriefc* A hor*r kept ui g<r'd condition in theanr.nij «»arw1‘ brrrer chance of remaining he.ik.hv at', veal n»* but »» ta clip i* with i Stewart No I Balt itnnnir Maehine, fl :5. s«:.d y. 00. pay,t>*t«k.c ai, vi write toe catalog. - - I !— CHICAGO FLFXIBLC SHAFT conipanv Dull. A HI, lit* *tr«»t m4 Central A**.. CMripti J Cabbage Plants Genuine Frost proof, all varieties, immedi ate and future shipment. By express—50Qk $1.25; 1000, $200; 5000, $8 75. Parcel Post Prepaid—100, 35c; 500, $1.50; 1Q00, $2.50k Enterprise Co. Inc., Sumter, S. C. AVOID INFLUENZA! and Ita Dreaded Ally Pneumonia by uln| Why buy many bottle* of other Vet ml- fuge*. when one bottle of Dr. Peery’e "Dead ■hot” will aot euretv and promptly* Ad'r. A little learning ts n dangerous thing for tlie amateur skater. UizsxniMmm 16c, 60c and 11,00, TUB ORIGINAL ricel(ent external re a (Ml y Keep the orca*s In good condition nsin* Uowan’i Laxative Kldnev PUla-Bfio satisfaction guaranteed H directions are fotlowwl. Go wan s reduce* fevers and helps the heart. Send for sample. GOWAN MBDICAL 00 , Concord, N. c. MAGIC INK—Real live novelty; write# invisible. Stamped antelope brings sample. Agents wanted everywhere. Address, Look Box 138, Newport, Ky. a wide, crush**! girdle of'satiu and lias a button at each side. 'For flu* wnlfe of ornament two of those button* are so| on the during eWf-sr and a frill of Uiee tfni*be* the T»ff'’ta Jiad georgeUp *fv cotubiDH in the tir**** at the right, with umlwr akin and funic of taffeu »ud Uodic** of The full tuuli ik eXtcinl- »l into a tooc point At the fruul and ha# * narrow, iloallng j**/».•! at (be left •domed with a raw mt bvtthaa «Lrdie Jt *Lk I Os*, a mere ktruj* of ribboh .over the stlofilfler holding''the- wide gfrtlle that pusses muster us a bodice. The tlain ty. sheer dress that Is jyst a u itle low. in tfie neck atld with HfB^lx slecre* may he. us**»| for aTit rnoon^fir evenfiig InaNinueli as ‘the social life of .a girl la u*>t suiqtOMaxi to rvuliy begin until ►he I* «Hjt M wrhfwtl. atrcti a fr»»rt will he f*Hind % uiu**b more Urn-fut-than o»e M the extreme evening type, du Tha | regard tig the qticatin* at -«eleaty an-‘ < - Uliptf JMtMlttBiL-- r . Make Baby Coo andvCrow Keep the little stomach reiftiiated and bowels open, the secret of health in Infancy, by using / MRS. WINSLOWS SYRUP The Infant*' and Children’* Regulator that produces such remarkable and gratifying results. Relieves constipation, flatulency, wind col.c, diarrhoea, and other disorders. Contains mo alcohol —opiates--narcotics—or other harmful in gredients. It is a highly potent v?getable preparation made of the very best ingredients obtainable, fcive it to baby and watch the smiles that follow.