Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. GOOD ROADS Columbia, Jan. 16.-It is incC ceivable to me that South Caroli through its General Assembly now session will not join her sister Stai in the formulation of a wise poli of progressive road building, "si George R. Wheeler, manager Sou Carolina Landowners' Association. Mr. Wheeler has'just returned fr< Florida and while there he made a q vey of the peninsular State's supc system of hard-surfaced highwa; He gave his opinion that the go roads of Florida had as much to with attracting tourists to the Stc as its climate, and are chiefly respc sible for the large numbers of st stantial and, oftimes, wealthy pool who have settled there. MKr. Wheeler said that he belies that should South Carolina emuk Florida's example and construct State system of land surfaced ron Perfect Health I If the Almost Evef-y Human Ailme Is Directly Traceable to Im purities in the Blood. You should pay particular he< to any indication that your bloc supply is becoming sluggish, 4 that there is a lessening in j strong and vital force. By keeping your blood cleansi your system more easily wards c disease that is ever present, wai ing to attack wherever there is a A /1 \ .1 1 PERSONA EXCLUSIVE I These are what that you want retained and ch A jewelry store is th This is the jev OUR STOCK IS St W HE N YOU T H INK C W.D. Pipe ittiwnt ene and c Ave welfrtunateoeha ing a 82 eThirvs is thjx dend Ad W e make i 4 i at Se ((i41 R epSitld 4((i a vey ui PAXV i li ing: connecting with continuous States there is no reason why the thousands of tourists traversing these highways would not be attracted to South Caro n lina and settle here, some of them in permanently. Mr. Wheeler said that es the automobiles of 90 per cent of the l' cy t urists visiting Florida are shipped Lid there either by boat or rail because of th the inferior roads of this section. "You can see," he said, "what an A economic los sthis entails on the State ur of South Carolina. If it had a system rb o fhard-surfaced roads connecting like highways from the East to the tl od South; it would cause tourists to t, do travel by automobiles through this g to section, and thousands of dollars a n would be spent in this State by these p b- tourists." A >le Mr. Wheeler asks this question: N "Can South Carolina," with all her t< es wealth in taxable property, banking (' te resources and government resources, h a afford to be contented with her pre (is sent road building program, while her g If i Yours Blood Is Kept Pure at opening. A few bottles of S. S. S., 1I the great vegetable blood mcdi- fi cine, will revitalize your blood and m give you new strength and a hi d I icalthy, vigorous vitality. Every d one ncds it just now to keep the lIi r system in perfect conidition. Go TI ts to your drug store and get a bottle o to-day, and if you ieel any mcdi d cal advice, you can oItait it with if out cost by writ iting to Medical Dl. t- rector, Swift S:pecificj Co., 46 Swift b n Laboratory, At lanit. Ga. b II -h S b, 1 bt: A I t k: LITY, CHARM, p iISTINCTIVENESS. VI you want in a gift to be remembered, erished permanently.'I e place to buy such gifts. h elry store for you. N [GGESTIVE OF. GIFTS. F JEWELRY - THINK OP t( t< LOYD - L5.C ROL/NA . s, Pumps, Cylin- ~' Well Points. el an toa l mines, an i It utnet th-I >d stocik of I'ipe. l'ittiniw-, etc. UTPPLY COMPIIANY S rj Motor Co.~ (aiers mn PARTS ~cessories cialty of ~r Work an all makes of cars. LLE, S. C. ID SO MUCH TO AID HER BOYS AND GIRLS irs. Cathey Tells of Results Taulag Gave. "IT SURlE IS FINE" nderson Woman Says She Is Glad to Recommend If Publicly. "I am glad to recommend Tanlac to te public, for it has done so much > give back health to my boys and iris and other relatives. It sure is fine medicine," declared Mrs. Jose hine Cathey, of No. 12 R. Street, nderson, in a statement she gave ay 25, 1917. Her husband, a daugh !r, a son and daughter--in-law, Mrs. athey said, had all been greatly :Aped by Tanlac. "My husband suffered from indi :stion and he was troubled :1 lot with .ataclhes, id also his appetite was td. le complained frequently of be g weak and run down. ly daugh r, Mattie, had about the same ouble her father did-iligestion, r'vousness and terrible headaches. r. Cathey thinks 'Tanlae is a might' le medicine, for it helped him so uch. Nowl he never complains of s troubles for which he took Tan e, and Tanlac got him in fine shape. he Tanlac just made a new perso:' 'my daughter, Mattie, and had her fine health. It sure is one more )od remedy. One of my mar:ed >ys and his wife also took Tanlac id it helped them a lot. Tanlae, the Master ledicine, is sold Dickson's Drug Store, Manning; W. Nettles, .Jordan; Shaw & Plow n, New Zion: Farmors' Supply Co., lver, 1). O. Ilhame, Sunimnerton. ster States are aqppropria ting money the millions for State highways'? or instance, Alai;e is going to spend 2,000,000 for State highway , Ala mia, $25,000,001), Florida $:3,M010,004; ew York. :50,000.000; Illinois, $00t, 10,0(10; Idaho, $15,0(00,00; Virginia, (,1000,00); Georgia, $5(1,1)011 (110; Ar tnsas, $80,0(0,00(J, :anti n 'n'etessve (,th().(0(0. North Carolina is lij ise cotsilering Iegislat ion for im 'oved highways." Clement S. IJeker, of ailt imore, eeutive Vice president of the South n Settlement aid Development or tniization, with which tie South CaoI is I .atndowners' Assocvia tion is at inted, in 1 recent letter to variios velopiment associations of the South st has this to say relative to a gn-at md-surfaced highway from the orth to the South. "\\e alreaily have a continuou. aaimtti highway from Baltimore to l ashin5gton. Now, since the South n States undobutedly wouhd huibd >od roads with federal aid, I feel at our coibintled intfluem-ie oulit to e to it that a road was built from ashington to Itic'hnunni, itichmondl R Ialeigh, IRaleigh to Columbia, and ten on dIownV the most, expeditious mtte to \liani, atd at a later date, an(hlles of this should be olvionte, poissile, fronm Norfolk toi W\ilmting in, Wviltmingtion tio Ciniarhstont, fiut riges have toi be atny how~ ottntr latter, matl I feel sur e it would mot 2 a fat' strtchv to get vonigti-issionah id. ('ven ini the bridge builog. "Th'lin, what I have tfurtheror ini ind. is that each oif thnese' State nOul b e itilatied to i bthlti ii onnenta ue's alon gthese' tiaid, ami iat h. cut Car ft hnia, (;e tori o i lvd otls ou ih ietn an- th Io n Iin tes uote'lsi, sh'i b fu mtil att (vtry onlehal iiiayu's a wri abiol boo a oune I \lu on. niii ut otut er n. i i h I :it ,alv -ta (*iit f l is atI the I ly l ilvar iou luut i ties .,hihiixte d i t! '. N(it'l cii id . n nit Ilt ielhl towian fori li lliso li l' it ot Iitii te in t is i. (ii II ol igc yeatPilin, i wher e n lSart ee eiierni t f thne Soutdha h utolt 'lit o 'etosi Am, con1 tt tie ,. iel in o rY , I maintaint in which all flmaterial home and the proporti to be bestI tended. Th ftlzrcomplete m the Royster I to-date plan' F. S. ROYS SNorfolk, Va, Richmond, Va. IWashiington, N. C. Sr. I Montgomery L I tnhia thisf \\tI : xx ll.ttk ~tliu i ; 11 the teuitft1",f tat' utIlt ithl' it tutte. II el it tH1itlIie ;1 il~tti'ijIt jjsl ftIfti l i ove f i.tt ItittitI statst c h t\X 11 fit by f t ht I rtIi iii t i ll li I/ for~i I tt i iii ft let xxiaul. wit tet I Ihit ,Iii . \ u trttyf acli t velyxut f 'is ' ii' i t II til t ' Isllll l) till 111i.t )t'nll" ~ ~ ~ ~ i ;tntea d M s.\'rlr a l 'ti t~l : t n t~ c t I.. (h r~, ' n ' tn l \ :. ~ l, :I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I1*'t 1a ' II h I t Ii 1 . .\ 1" i wa s I it e r ' li t ss a I n !1 I l : r hil luItl* C)" il R C:l's JISJk I .':;4 ~ lrl ht'I:(1111 t - ~ pMp Because hree very extensive chernic materials are thoroughly tes1 s can ever enter into Royster foreign markets are picked v materials, then I formub: on which my life-time e. For each crop for which, e results of all this care L ixture which is really the " o, you see, I am justified in fe< Products, which come froir < ts. TER GUANO Lynchburg, Va. Tarboro, N. C. )artanburg, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Ma Ala. Baltnimcre, Md. Toledo, 0 'lt lll stit!c i l-lh autlei)ritit' \\ uho Iut c pti on of those i hre of tilt- ht'aflth <!tp}u-rtmemst. , the citi-s and the :t the \lr. \\'irn it n Ii uml ii n t Ial eri ty at ~ia l nk i b ' t. .-ii I "It it he I :tst ate( as yet w h: l s :' I I fo itb (' Ay i luse' a re_'tor I t~ l ii no t ' en l om i l h it itij}:t ll et !h l t e. ;\ i t.,i ti ! ti till S it t t i tte t \' :u ' hi-"l he il at which t':iun i}' gi n mn:ol: \ . i' :i:. i .\: i su it " .1.. te report. lie rt is will bh'o' '! - t li i ititr !y by this : m 1 it h i t t ributi n of ;Ii ! Frost Proof ( U. !! +a, LVOC Ia L'eedieYS 01 ereda Du)roc Jerst: MANN1N(. S. C. Sg, I !!lboratories ed. No harm goods. Our over for the them in just has found iilizer is in naturally, a ast word" in :ling proud of ur: fifteen up COMPANY Charlotte, N. C, Columbia, S. C. :on, Ga. Columbus, Ga. I r" t i hi" + 1 ?lo" It "I l I r r' \ SF i \ t \\O'1 >\ (Ji'i F* i LAiN (-\N - hr. r f i f t t r i . : r . ' . + l r ~ " s . 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