Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COLUMBIA GROCER . PRAISES TANLAC #P I Took Remedy on Advioe of Relative at Rock Hill. WIFK A I.SO TAKES IT Mr. Fogle Says He Found Tanlac "(iood" and CJluuIy Indorses It. * Unc of the most interesting endorsements given Tanlac by a South Carolinian is that given by W. v. Fogle, a grocer of Columbia, whose store ifr at fiOO Richland Street. Mr. Fogle took his remedy upon the ad* vice of a sister-in-law residing at Rock Hill, and later he influenced Mrs. Fogle to also take this medicine. "I had 110 appetite and my system was run down," said Mr. Fogle. "There was a bad taste in my mouth in the mornings, and my limbs ached. At night I was troubled with sleeplessness, and nervousness in the day time. I stopped smoking but that die* not cause any improvement in my condition. Then I stopped drinking coffee, but I found that did not cause my nervousness, for my nerves continued to be on edge. "Then 1 decided to take Tanlac, as a sister-in-law at llock Hill suggested. The medicine gave me a good appetite. It made me feel better in every way and my entire system was regulated. My wife says I have a better color, and I have gained five or more pounds. The effect of taking Tanlac was quick and its benefit was what I desired. My wife has begun to take Tanlac also. "I found Tanlac a good medicine, and took seven bottles. I am glad to recommend it." Tanlac, the master medicine. is sold exclusively at Harmon Hiug Co., Lexington; Burnett & Whetscll. New Brookland: Harris-Cain Drug Co., Batesburg: Crosson Drug Co.. I-eesville; Eargle's Drug Store. Chapin: Dr. W. T. Brooker. Swansea; Pelion Drug Co., Pelion: W. ,1. Cayce, Cayce; A. B. Deapliart. Gilbert; The Lorick Co.. Irmo; W. IT. Suber. Peak: Price Si.00 per bottle straight. adv. Which P Will Sen You Best One is the n vibrating k The other is Silent Ala One is a plant that is noisy, and bumps. The whole th The other is the Silent Ala is due to the noiseless, rotal built. And there is no vibi Remembering that the mot and, remembering, too, thai destroys adjustments, etc., plant will give you the be; x<s?>r ~ &w i?i** Elect The great question today is: " W1 select?" And wise buyers will alv motor first and at the precautior manufacturer to safeguard the rrv dependable service without croi Investigate the Silent We have canvassed the entire f selected the Silent Alamo becau it is everywhere proving itself tc Every part i3 built with the care c /%T ** 7W u Livr LE3 memxi. j *- ^maaasssi MISS CAUGHMAN THANKS BANKS ^our Institutions Financed TriCounty "Course*? Griffith Writes of Stay at Win-> tlirop. i. the county demonstration agent ir belialf of the canning and poultry clut members of the county wish to tlianfc tno rout- banks of Lexington countj namely: The Bank of Western Carolina. The Home National Bank, Tht Bank of Swansea and The Peoples Bank of Swansea for the aid that was so willingly contributed toward financing the expenses of the tri-count> short course which was held at Chicora college building in Columbia. Without this aid the training course could not have been made possible foi the club members. Annie Cauglinian. The following is a letter wrltteti b> one of the State Scholarship cluv members while in attendance at Winthrop college. Dear Homefolks: I am at Winthrop College attending the State short course for the club girls who won scholarships ir their clubs last year. There are live girls from each county making the total number about two hundred ahrl twenty-five. We have sure had a good time everybody has been so pleasant to us, We have had lots of good lectures and have learned so many new things, 1 wish every club member could have been with us. We have learned how to make all kinds of nice salads and pickles. And how to use the steam pressure canner. We have learned that a wnoie ctlnn'ei can be rooked in twenty minutes in the steam pressure canner and will keep hot until ready to be used. We have learned how to make over old hats and dye old dresses and make t hem over. We have been to the poultry ang dairy farms. At the poultry farm we saw different kinds of chickens and how to care for them. We saw the cows at the dairy farm and how the 'butter is made. One afternoon w*. hail a visit to the practice home. Kver.vday we have exercise in the fa ^ aaBinaa 'lant as ye {HI t? nicv ^^??05 It rattles and bangs?it shakes ing is in a continual state of sev< mo. It runs noiselessly like a li ting, sleeve-valve motor?the qu ation. This is due to the scienl or is the vital part of any electri t vibration which shakes every is certain ruination to a mote st service? You can answer th ? M MB L tJL' Hi jgggjiiii vie Light asitS Power Pla lat plant shall I automobile. It is /ays look at the enclosed, and on or .1 l - ? - is laKen by the and is the most pe otor and assure have ever seen, uble or delays. Alamo ield. We have se we find that > be the leader. >f a high priced lR M. P "CINGTON. S gymnasium hall and the night before we leave we are going to have field day. I One thing I think every girl has en| joyed, and is always glad to sing and that is the club songs. We attended a banquet In the halls of the main building given by Dr. and Mrs. John son in honor of the press association and the club women and girls. / feel that 1 will be fitted for my work when I get home. 1 wish that every girl could be here with us. Sincerely yours, I.OUI3E GRIFFTtH. : . % \ \ r ? ;! P. J. O'NEILL, M. D. 5 j . i I i , My office is specially and com, pletely equipped to treat diseases ot I Stomach. Kidney and Bladder, Nerves and Skin. Rectal Conditions. Piles (Treated Painlessly Without Operation.) s What You Want to Know: Can you l>e cured? How Ions: will it take? Will > it hep ermanent? What wi\l it cost? Consult me FREE. [ Special effort is made to avoid unnecessary delay in handling out of town cases. I am individually in charge of my office, having no medical assistants or associates. Therefore your ease if placed in my hands receives direct attention and you achieve results as rap1 j idly as possible under high class treat| nient. i ! personally examine every patient ' i thoroughly, using X-P.av when necesh ' I Hours: P a. in. io 7 p. ni. Sundays >i 10 to 2. | Suite No. 7. Carolina National Hank Building I COLUMBIA. S.C. 3CBE3 5 m i and quivers and jumps ere vibration all the time. ttle electric motor. This ietest type of motor ever tific balancing of weight, ic light and power plant; thing out of alignment, >r?-which electric light le question for yourself. ? W . / KC9mflKSSS0BCB8S299BH^BO gat a sturdy, complete unit, all le base(except the batteries) rfect running machine we S ORTH v? jir>i 5>. Cv. 'i 'I I HilllillPHHlW I Friendly Hint never to speak to 1 "Johri, I wish Ethel would give that young man some encouragement. Plain 1 He'd make a splendid husband." "Gee, no!" exrlai "Have you tried telling her he's a "I wouldn't in worthless vagabond and that she's the *ast man on The Dixie Flyer What outstanding feature has caused the present model of the Dixie Flyer to meet with its unprecedented ' i success? As well ask wha t' flower completes the bouquet. It is the inclusion of all qualities essential to a thoroughly satisfactory passenger car that has given the Dixie Flyer especial prominence among cars in the same price class. ! Beauty, balance, body comforts, ! generous reserve power and trustworthy construction?all contribute to the driver's pride, pleasure and I " I confidence in using The Car That I Takes You There and Brings You Back. Built by a company with over 40 years' experience in constructing dependable road vehicles. We are Agents for Lexington, Aiken and CalHonn Counties. MILLER M L; LEXING1 * I JUST RECEIV1 ' &. ' ..V : ' * Tine C IPtace Your O Monume f Headstoi I No Orders Too Small Come in and talk 1 matter of comn loved one's mem Workman si I Material Fii T aylor . LEXING' I Wm again?" nothin' to do with you. Is th&t plain Enough. English?" "Well, your language is plain :a :>./; ,'S mod the pretty cash enough .. Maid the mortlaod mlBn; "bttt arryyoattyouw? | eh. >arth. I don't want ' - -AiSfpl The Studebaker The last word in auto- *, mobile construction?the < car with a record for durability and service. I No car has given soJ much general satisfac- dj tion in the automobile 8 world. ' If you want a car that will give you service every day in the year, you will find it in the Studebaker. I We have them in all sizes. See us to-day for j: a free demonstration. OTOR CO. :on, s. c. I ED CAR LOAD Georgia rble rders Now for jl nts, les, Etc. and None Too Large over with us the . lemorating" your ory. I tiip the Best I rst Class I Brothers | 1 U IN, 5. C. | / * ' * V : '* ** . JrM