Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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and even each building in the busi ness section, is a solution- of this tecfi- of the con predation Children Cry For NetCnptcnttlSPluidl >LCOHQL-3 PER simi! 11 metric rood riy kc\' u ** * ( tin^thc Storcadis and Thereby Promoting Di4rf»W (teetfulncssihdlfeslCrtfe® neither neither Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. NotXabcotic NEW VQgS 9oo Dhops r- Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone Take No Calomel! Listen To Me! If bilious, constipated, headachy j>r sick, I guarantee relief without taking dangerous calomel vrtych sickens and salivates,-—. ;v* * 1 -. Stop using calomel 1 It makes you —nick: T5on ! t lose a day’s work. If you i feel lazy, sluggish, bilious or consti pated, listen to me! * "Calomel is mercury or quicksilver^ which jeauses necrosis' of the bones. Calomel, when it comes'Into 1 * * * * * contact with sour bile, crashes into it, break- tng“it up. This is'when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are "all knocked out,” if your liveFis torpid ajid bowels-constlpated or you have headache, dizziness, coated ton- J gue, if breath is bad or stomach squi\ Just try a spoonful of harmless Dod son’s Liver Tone. * y --Si -- _Jiere’& my guarantee—Go to any drug store und get a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Jone for a few-cents. Take a apoonful tonight, and If It doesn't COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE! NEEDED A COURSE HIMSELF straighten /ou right up and make you feel fine a vigorous by morning, I want you *IE o buck to the store and y. Dodson’s Liver Tone the sale of calomel be- 'mverinedlcIneienQfery ■fore it can not salivate get your m is destroyi cause it is vegetable or mnke *ck. ■ - I guar? Are thaf one spoonful of Dodson’s Liver TOne will pfityour sluggish liver to work and clean your bowels of that sour bile and consti pated waste which is clogging your system and making you feel, miserable. I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone will keep the entire family feeling fine for months. Give It to your children. It is harmless; doesn’t gripe and they like its pleasant taste. —Adv. Hostess Saw Reason for Thankfulness In View Set Forth by Her — Young Visitor. Out on the east side the other aft ernoon a cronp of women were hnvlnp- • pore)* party Why Shabby Visitor J^Jjed * m * press Merchant With His Offer to Improve the Merm The shabby visitor laid hismW upotr a chair;'and. drawing a booklet from Now,. a41 exempt w it la fw*ek+4r - appr**a4»hed- 4-Ue merehant prinee. - _ •. r "I can tell you.” he said, “how to become a grent success; how to win Independence for life.” “Three seconds gone from the min ute I’m giving you,” said the mer chant. - i ... , j ... V - i ■ ----- -- “I have here," went on the thinker, “an infallible memory system. Mas ter It. and you will master the world. were married, and the married ones constantly fnlked to the one young spinster on the subject of getting, mar ried. They even went so far as to suggest some candidate for her hand. And of one the young woman' said. "Oh. he wouldn’t do. He's been mar ried. and Tvo hot yet reached that stage where I have to take a widower.” Absolute silence follow«*d that re mark With a wild start the girl real- k You will not forget to post the letter Ized that, three of the women present, vour wife gave you this morning, and lnchidlfig the hostess, were second ’ you can do Without that worsted on wives. She was Just beginning to , your finger." reach the most painful atnge of em- I "My trouble." said the merchant, "la bnrrassment. when the hostess laughed that I can’t find a reliable system for easily, and tried to utter a remark that forgetting things I want to. Your raln- would put evefylsKly at ease. "Thank -ute’s up." goodness you haven’t," she said/ Sadly the visitor departed, ImUta*. "Otherwise you might he In my shoes minutes later he returned to ’{he offlo* and I In ><>urs w —Tndlunapolls News, [breathlessly and excited. —» : I T forgot my hat IT he said. *- Neutralized Poison Gat. ■ . "NVuir.ilir.lng oiiument" is one of the latest war Inventions. It Is pub licly rcv«-nled In an official description of the protective devices against gas attacks, issued to our troops. The mask, with Its contained chemicals PLANS FOR DWELLINGS C* \~ — United States Housing, Corporation's Scheme to Assist Own-Youn- Own-Home Committees. The fact that plans for. dwellings, prepared by the United States Housing corporation, during war time for vkri- ous government projects, are to.rbe made available for general public u^e by the own-your-own-home section, information and education, service, United States department of labor, will serve to stimulate the iiiterest of wom en in all parts of the country in this movement. ~ Several types of housed have been selected, and thq plans for these will' be given to own-your-own-home com mittees which are now carrying on campaigns in more than 40 cities. These plans are for dwellings that will best serve the tieeds’Ttf TTVCrage .fami lies, “Beauty and utility Itave been combined in the most pnrcTtrm mariner and the plans are capable of many va riations. It is explained that the pur pose is not to interfere in any way with, fhe, w;ork -of—local architects by thus providing government plans, free of cost,i but it Is expected that when the estimates in widely separated states Ar<?'~CnfripTTc(T * fife 'TriTof'rn aTTon will he of value to prospective home owners, while it will afford compiMi-t sons of the yarylng cost of construc tion In many parts of the United States. The employment of local arch itects Is advocated. —Bequests that local own-your-owQ- home campaigns be stArted without delay were, sent out by the United /■States department of labor to 400 cities. Letters were addressed to mayors, labor organizations, and the flergy. as well as to clubs and other associations that have expressed will ingness to aid the campaigns. While there are now 40 cities conducting well- advanced own-your-own-home cam paigns, nearly 200 others have started the work of stimulating building. to "The Practical Druggist," a prominent New York] Drug Journal, as follows: ■ “Please furnish formula for Castoria, All- the I have forked with are dither ineffective or disagreeable to administer.” To this “The Practical Druggist” replies: "We do not supply formulas'for proprietary articles. We couldn’t if we wanted t0» Your experience Vdth lmitativB formulas is not surprising, but just what is to be expected. When Castoria is wanted, why not supply tie genuine? If you make t substitute, it is not fair or right to label it Castoria. We can give you all sorts of laxative preparations for children, but not Castoria, and we think a mother who asks for Castoria would not feel kindly toward you if you gave her your own product under such a name.” _ _ . No mother with a spark of affection for her child will overlook the signa ture of Chas. H. Fletcher when buying Castoria. SEES NEED FOR ZONING LAW Hard to Find. Amusement was caused In the ele vators of the FletcHW'Trust building by repented inquiries from a Western Union messenger boy who was trying to find out where In that building the for netjtVglizing any poisonous fames • Evans Woollen Press was located, that ort*ep In is familiar. But one so- | After riding up and down several called gas Is a liquid and Inranse of Mistering effect the soldiers have given .It the name of "mustard gas." When an area Is drenched with the times and being directed to several rooms In the building,-the boy was shown the office of the trust company, where he delivered the telegram to stuff the menace may persist for mqny } Evans WooMan. . president of the days. The peril Is not from the.llguld Itt-elf. Mustard' gas hums -through the clothing, and makes painful wounds where the flesh Is reached..The newlv Invented ointment mast apparently be rubbed nil over the body, as well as on face nnd hands, to protect the sol- dler-when the enemy’s bursting shells are spraying this "horrible gas about. T—» A Joiner. "Didn’t you snv you were something of n holshevist?” "Yes. But I’m cured. You see. I used to be one of these people who wanted'to Join every new society that came along." Thou shalt be served thyself by every sense of service which thou ren- derest.—Robert Browning. Many a man who’claims to be dis creet is only a coward. Fletcher Trust company.—Indianapolis News. Moderate Circumatancea. "How about the people who have Jast moved In next door?" "They seem to be fairly wall off. I should call them a fifty record fam ily." "What do yon mena?" "I was referring to their supply of canned music.”—Birmingham Age- Herald. Ita Speciea. “That petition was a bird." "Sure. Wasn’t it a round robin?"— Baltimore American: Have a Party for Him. Howell—My boy was born on elec- tton day. ——•— ■ ■ ■ — Powell—Thnt Is a real campaign H*sire. headache. . v * • —* . - v. • . . —-r-t . • The Original Postum Cereal M pure and drug-free. It ivill agree with you, and its rich, robust flavor makes it a big favorite. . Postum is a real part any meed for old and young. ‘There’s a Reason Writer Points Out Why Exclusively Residence Districts Should Be Af forded Proper Protection. Chicago la asking the Illinois legisla ture for a tuning law—a law that will pertolt cities In Illinois to say what part shall be rtferved for residence purposes. This re a thing that every city In the country has some inter est In because It is a step in the right direction, usserts the Davenport Times. There must be factory and commercial districts,, of course, and there must also be residence districts. But It Isn’t fair to a man who has developed a residence property, beautified the grounds, and arranged the house to suit him, to have all of sudden, some, sort of business concern established next door, to the deteriment of his home. Every city In the country has numerous examples of Just that sort of thing. Restricting residence property Is going to become more and more the thing as the years go by. We have a few districts In Davenport that are thus protected,, but there are many other districts where the people Wfro own homes have no protection at all from the possibility of undesirable construction 7 and business enterprises on the lots next door. dpfid Remedy ft* ationandDiAfTfe* 1 and. fcvrrfchness an os&pf Sleep sC Building a House for Sunshine. One of The problems of modern city planning- is tq get sunshine. For ex ample, to quote a Canadian city planner propounding what almost sounds like n conundrum: "IIow shall a detached building be constructed and jorlented so that not only the exterior Vail- surfaces, but also the surface of the ground around them shall have the direct rays of the sun for as long a time as possible on December 21?” The problem, It appears, can be worked and has been, in the case of at least one town, in which each house, nlcal problem. It appears also that the way not to do it is to follow the long established custom of many build ers In the north temperate gone and square fhe walls of the building with the points of the compass. The town that gets all possible sunlight has no north and south br east and we^t streets, and the walls of its structures stand at various angles with the weather vane, if there Is one, onrthe church steeple. — Own a Home. The ownership of homes makes for the spirit of co-operation for the good amuplty, based upon full ap- ot the fact that no man!s real success can be built upon the fail- of those aronnd him. Of the last- impressions that one gains upon going to a new town are the character of its inhabitants and the character of the houses that they live In. Roller-Skailng in Business. Rollerskating, once Indulged In only for pleasure, baa now become an Im portant accomplishment in many bus] oesa housea. Several large mail-order la both Chicago and New York office boys to know bow to gef on skate*, giving them a caro> fully worted-ont rant# iafrna tho Mothers Must Use Ctre. . Why do we so often call your attention to imitationa of Fletcher** Castoria? Because It la a baby's medicine and imitationa are always dangerous, particularly imitationa of a remedy for infants. - -* A '■ Tour druggist may dot keep an imitation but they are to be found on drug store shelves. Reliable druggists think only of the welfare of their customers. The other kind only of the greater profit to b* made on imitationa. Tour own judgment tells you that Fletcher'f Castoria having for over thirty years at great expense held np ita reputation, . tost jeal* outly guard it. Then, it follows that this company must use the very best of material. Must employ experts in the selection of the herb*. Most retain skilled chemists in its manufacture. Tour tame good judgment moat tell yon that these irresponsible imitators are trading on your credulity and the reputation built «§ by Mr. Fletcher, daring all these years, for hjs Castoria. “ i r ~ J " ' ‘ . MOT NEKS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS ABOUND EVERY DOTTLE OF FIETCHETS CAST01 GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS * IN VRE FOR The Quirk mad Sure (ure for malaria, chills, fever and la grippe It la a Powerful TdBR and Appetizer Will cure that tired feeling, pains in back, Umbs and bead. C-ontalna no qnUtlne, arsenic or habH-formlag Ingredient. The boat of Truth in All Things will carry you safely over^the most turbu lent seas of life. V Looking for Bids. “Did you ever use money in an elec tion r "No,” suid Senator Sorghum. "I have been accused of it, but I have always found that when you began to hint at money anybody with_a vote to sell gqi his mind entirely off the election and wanted to turn it. Into an auction." The landlord Isn’t exactly bringing down the house. LetCuticuraBe Your Beauty Doctor Stasis Ndk frss at ’ A broken trust is not easily The faith of our friend la a to carry carefully. LUCKY STRIKE ' T cigarette It’s toasted to in crease the good, wholesome flavor of the Kentucky. » ,« Burley tobacco. A regular man’s smoke and deli cious!- • • —