Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" s 4 9 " IL" ITT T alsloy idsflr .in ejeee f orgns f he od. Teyant t rbl s lng "that " Ecc a A t n y of trhat tea i nilterr he Yuleshofl your bl0o1 I Dal i l ro a i you t lp4 N o kir MsA L Un rnOl(nnua nr Teste 'hree-Poii Greatest Pn VERLAND 4 has been put moot thorough and severe 1 250,000 miles of mountain , heat, cold, mud and di ed the quality of every par before we began manufacti This remarkable test showed Three-Point Cantilever Spr with Overland, are the great t in riding comfort since tl of-pneumatic tires. They protect the car from prolong the life of every par They enable the wheels to r to the road. They H ARV HEART S YOUR KIDNEYS r- dliately. Th'ie sonthing, healing oil stimi ig u iateas the kidneys~~4. re'hoves intiarnruua to tIOtns and devtroys the germs whlih have caused it. I o not, waiit uunt i to nt~ morrow. (Jo to your druggist todlay andl hic inisist on (.101LD MFlDAL laanrilem Oil Capsulies. In tweunty--four hours you abould feci health and vigor returning )y and wvili bless the dlay you first heard ~' of COLDr 3110)AL, inarlemi Oil. After you feel that yotr have cured ~'yourself, <ontinue to tako one or two Scapsulos each day, so ans to keep .'u 'first--clea condition and ward off 'he' 'W danger of other attacks. YB Ask for,*he original imported GOLD DIE)L bt'and, q'hree sizes. Money re d 250,00C -it Cantil Improven n - r eumatic. through the greater c( :est possible. Te trails, desert sway and ist, demon- car. t of the car ig frn'Springs at conclusively base gives ings, exclu- of the hea est improve- Equij te introduc- Starting Divan Spi road shocks Con( eumaicsf thromch the gebae MningSprng at conlusivl b.-Vsen givnes isec for the ne h ean esemt o epgove rno ofteBrit ishGuina en i v a n rtS road Brtshok Corn o n rts Wesol d i coerny. ---. IliN VI M TORAVE MOMiTTE S.CD St 41'eJterr, Fla No. 3. --WV~out Milfl S('rtriad fo dty sherif, hao swat arsdla s Qa day thtn the eherg i ohvrinnt as aith~tofannelln -v 1 Miles ever Spri Zntln i e >mfort nder all road con< do away almost entirely wv rebound which twist and nV >)nal attachment of the Thre< both ends of a 130-inch ! the steadiness and smooth vy car of long wheelbase. ;>ment is complete from Aui mnd Lighting System to M ring Upholstery. in and see this car. A n _ A ,-* " - . ~ ever4 Tourin, 8 mwort ofde <amll froad thproal reetsuof whic andwMst nd1 Isr naf attachmlent fte the were( vycarentalonasphyxaebse.er serlnts oiplieed ro hAve ommtd igde. yse t Ne York a N ov s .-- th eis Car 5Coupe, ESTER; SedLLS b.Tldo. iaad?'i ofyoiivIer ko.n Baftte~ Awys e tc-, SVinIioitS LD BY , D iS GiT' F(VFRIiivMR _ :' g s" ""* 111"S1 " t s ck theC -Poin " > . r"g. . e e 9 " f - ie* . . " 1m2 Rod " " A* 3i 0 rLsum theswr ihte okfle intt nN wYr.l hscm arsyhsl . r S. .mo. son, ofGevill ae,1 a foer of ier of )PUovrsea s dur(ing Wth war withe Ger h it ei n w or k.ent a coiner fort S( ouh Caroina. Thisc poit i pay .L"nE n on.,. ;e I ij.t n, N~eih r7.." nilest001 )Oe ht ajt ~oce" * f ;ien i I, frmr ffec'" t e ~& ioia ;.I ~l, Vh( s 'V 4'V"4 ovrsas(I~iig th ~~t ~'iht("r ilttly ~ih tP)oiiC~ lu th iol" lii OU la ci oieiet Ofifl S~~"' fo Xiihi('rojia.'Pii p siio j"y $4,000a year PR[8ID[NT WISON ISSU[8 THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION Chief Executive Calls Upon People to Give Thanks to God for Blessings Conferred Upon Our Country. Washington, Nov. 5.--President Wi! son today set aside Thursday, Novem ber 27, as Thanksgiving Day, in a proclamation which the country look ed forward 'with confidence to the lawn o fan era where the sacrifices of the nations will find recompense in a world at peace." The p roclamation follows: "By the President of the United States of America. "A proclamation. "The season o fthey car has again arrived when the people of the United States are accustomed to unite in giv ing thanks to Almighty God for the 5lessings which he has conferred upon )ur country during the twelve months that have passed. A year ago our peo ple poured out their hearts in praise mnd thanksgiving that through Divine xid the right was victorious and peace iad come to the nations which had so :ourageously struggled in defense of human liberty and justice. Now that the stern task is ended and the fruits of achievements are ours, we look for ward with confidence to the dawn of an era where the sacrifices of the na tions will find recompense in a word at peace. "But to attain the consummation of the grea work to which the American people devoted their manhood and the vast resources of their country they should as they give thanks to God, re onsecrate themselves to those prin eiples of right which triumphed throu His merciful goodness. Our gratitude can find no more perfect expression than to bulwark with loyalty and pa triotism those principles for which the free peoples of the earth fought and died. "During the past year we have had much to make us grateful. In spite of the confusion in our economic life re sulting from the war we have pros pered. Our harvests have been plenti ful, and of our abundance we have been able to render succor to less fa vored nations. Our democracy remains unshaken in a world torn with politi cal and social unrest. Our traditional ideals are still our guides in the path of progress and civilization. "These great blessings, vouchsafed to us, for which we devoutly give thanks, should arouse to us a fuller sense of our duty to ourselves and to mankind to see to it that nothing we may do shall mar the completeness of the victory which we helped to win. No selfish purpose animated us in be coming participants in the world war and with a like spirit of unselfishness we should strive to aid by our exam ple and by our cooperation in realia ing the enduring welfare of all peo ples and in bringing into being a world ruled by friendship and good will. "Wherefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States of Am erica, hereby dlesignate Thursday, the twenty-seventh cday of November next for observance as a (lay of thanksgiv ing andl prayer by my fellow country men, inviting them to c'ease on that. dlay from their ordinary tasks and to un ite in their homes anti in their sev - eral places of w~orshi;p in ascribing praise and thanksgiving to God, the Author of all blessings aind the cl al ter of our' dealiies. "In witness whereo*(f I mv herteunto, set my hand anud caused t he seal of the' United States to be amflxedI. "D)one ini the D)istriict of ('olumbn ia this fifth dhay of .November, in the year' ofl our' I oil one t hound mnte huundred aind nici ni of the' In dlepeninee' of th ' nitedc States :he' onett hundrted and f',tty- fouth I. ( Sitned) "Woodirowv Wilsor" SM(N .AITOit I'l()I>OSECS N lITIAIE ( '(CI'h N Waishingtoen, Nocv. 7. <-'rc':iion . ' oiperatec thle gocverm'n ent' liltrogen i phiants ait Shceflield indl2\ ljult Shocci A.,an I to buyi~ ir buiildl otherp plants iand de'al generallyI in nitrlogen is m-o lpisedI ini ai bill intr~oduced todayi byv ('ha'ci'mnccW \~'cl-worth , of' thce Sc'nuJc iliftaryc t'cnicuittee, atf tithe re't''e d of Secriet aryvB Ic ker. lThe icorpcoracttin woutldl have ai on~ iftil stick ofl $12,U500,0100 and Iwouchjhi' mna ccged by dlirlec'toris appoilintIedi Ibyh whltie'b cuost thec gocvernmec nt abiuout K7,. A I I~itISE? IN ill l I M E No Worms it a lIIcaithy Clik All chiildlrent rtrouled with iwiormis Enve anc 'cn healithy color, ic l tidiente's pocor bloodt and its a rule, theire la mocre' or less cstomchcnl dist~urbcance. GR~OVE'S 'TASITlEES chill 'TONIC givien regcubcrly for two or three weeks will enrich the~ blooid, inl trove fi thedgecstion, andi actI an a Getneral Strenigth eninlil Toic to thme whole CSstem. Nature will theni thro0w off or disipethe'.cc worums', anti the Cikti will Ns in uierlfeec 'anhIl iPit'n'e'" en rnk.. r~cn pe n~ iAC P