Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I| VERONA DOTS. A large crowd visited at J. li. K| Frazier's last Saturday afternoon with the little children who have joined the cradle roll. Special speaking was expected for the little childreV but on rjjr account of some inconvenience, the R- body could not be present. The band played some good music, and a eice ^ picnic supper was served. "We believe p everybody enjoyed the occasion. v W. L. Bedenbaugh was over in the Prosperity section Saturday after|j|" The string oand played last Saturoav night at Mrs. Paul Shealy's of U-': n^ar Delmar school house. (J Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Frazier and youngest son, spent Saturday night ond Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Claud Frazier, of Leesville. Elliott Bedenbaugh spe-.i Easter Z Sunday with home folks. Willie Charles and family spent Easter Sunday afternoon at Jacob T. r "Frazier's. Perves Bedenbaugh and wife spent Sunday morning at his father's, J. A. Bedenbaugh's. A very heavy rain again fell throrgh this section last Saturday night.Mr. and Mrs. Pickens Rhinehart spent Sunday afternoon with their daughter, Mrs. Jacob Frazier. Several of this section attended the Easter exercises at St. Mark's last Sunday night. * Robbie Douglas of New Brookland U - was a pleasant visitor in this section last; Sunday. Bunyan^healy was %at Lawrence Rawl's Monday on business. Winford Frazier visited at John fSnelgrove's of near Delmar school Jiouse, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jason Crout and little son spent Monday at her father's, J. L. . Derrick's. Mrs. John W. Frazier and children and her sister, Miss Annie Shealy, spent Monday afternoon at J. H. Frazier's. Winford Frazier made a trip to Saluda last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Purvis Bedenbaugh spent Sunday afternoon in the Amic-k's Ferry section. Messrs. Luther and Mimick Shealy and John W. Frazier spent awhile Monday at Paul Harmon's. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Shealy and children of the Prosperity section spent Easter Sunday at J. A. Bedenbaugh's. Mrs. Geneva Bedenbaugh and little / FAP J , We are in - I ed amount ed farm lai fe P * 1 reasonable We Buy M 1 CARC I MO 10TH CHAS. H. BARRO daughter spent awhile Monday afternoon at J. Ira Price's. Mrs. Carl \V. Price and children spent Monday afternoon at Virgil Bedenbaugh's. I\I! . and Mrs. Tillman Derrick and children spent Sunday afternoon at his father's. Cap Derrick's. Mrs. Amanda Shealy of the Lexington Baptist section, was very ill a few days of last week with the flu. I We hope at this time she is enjoying ! I good health again. { Mrs. Jacob Frazier and little Ze-, lot is. spent Monday afternoon at Jimj j Shealy's. I Miss Eugenia Minis spent Monday | I night with Miss Lulu Crouch. ] Professor and Mrs. Josephus Xieh-! ols spent Sunday at his fathers, Stan- ! more Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bedenbaugh spent Sunday at Stanmore Nichols. Lawrence Bawl and family, accompanied by Misses Lula Crouch and Eu- j genia Mims, attended the band music j at Picken's Ehinehart'sv Monday j night. { Little Eugene Derrick is not doing well at this time. The band played Wednesday night at Allen Snelgrove's of the Del mar l section. * | Mrs. Mellie Snelgrove and daugh- | J ter, Nettie Lee, spent Thursday alter- j noon at Jacob Frazier's. , Mr. and Mrs. Julian Frye are delighted with a little boy at their home. Mrs. Virgil Bedenbaugh and little Modelle spent Thursday afternoon at B. D. Oswald's. Mrs. W. L. Bedenbaugh spent last j Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Eva i Frazier. A few girls of this section spent : Thursday afternoon with Misses Effie. J Mamie and Bessie Free. Anderson Mack of the Simpson section ferry had a case of flu last week. Mr. Sanders Swygert, a very old man, fell dead last Friday afternoon, and was buried Saturday afternoon at Beulah church. It is thought Mr. Swygert had heart trouble, because of ' his sudden death. Verona school closed last Friday with a nice program. A large crowd attended. Miss Essie Fulmer is spending a week with her cousin of Batesburg, Miss Rosalee Shealy. J. h'. Frazier has been suffering very much with neuralgia. Miss Ada Rawl, who for some time have een in failing health, relapsed last week and the last report she was IMLO; the market for < of loans on high ids in South Ca rate of interest. unicipal, Road i Bonds >UNTY LOAN S NEGOTIATED )UNA BOI RTGAGE FLOOR LIBERTY BANK BUIL COLUM BIA, S. C N, President. JULIEN C. ROGE . PRIOLEAU, Se cretary and Tre; very ill. Three of our neighbors went fishing (>nc afternoon and brought baek ten pound of fish. That's doing fine isn't it. LABELS MI ST GIVE TRUE DESCRIPTION. Washington. April 24.?Labels or brands under which articles are sold, when open to construction in the mind ??? ,.,,Kiw, that thee ol tile pUn'llitMiif; |iu v..... ? _ describe the component ingredients or! materials used in the manufacture of the articles, must clearly and defini telv describe them, the supreme court today held, in an opinion dei livered by Justice Brandeis in a case brought by the federal trade commission against the Winsted Hosiery company of Connecticut. Justice McReynolds dissented. The opinion of the court, while confined to the particular issues presented, will, it is stated, have material effect in broadening the jurisdiction of the federal trade commission in such trade practices. Chairman Gaskill of the commission described the decision as a great victory. i Explaining that the Winsted company for many years had manufactured underewar for the retail trade bearing the brands "natural merino," f "gray wool." "natural wool," "natural worsted," or "Australian wool,', Justice Brandeis declared "none of this underwear is all wool," but "much of it contains only a small percentage of wool; some as light as 10 per cent." Long Used in Trade. In this connection, he said that while the Winsted company labels, ( particularly that bearing the word i "merino," have long been used n the j trade, "the court could not accept the , contention that they are generally un- , derstood as indicating goods partly of j i cotton. He declared it "unsound," asserting j that the labels in question "are liter-1 ally false" and except those which j bear the word "merino" are "palpably j so". All are calculated to "deceive,' ! Justice Brandeis added, "and do ir j fact deceive a substantial portion O: j the purchasing public." Defining the words used upon the ' labels of the company, Justice Bran- ' deis said "a substantial part of the purchasing public, and also some buy- , ers retailers and sates people, understand the words ... as applied to un- N derwear to mean that the underweai ' is all wool." By means of the labelr and brands "part of the public is mis- 1 mmmmmammmmmmmztI 1 UTO I i; I ???1 an unlimitily improvrolina at a tnd School B ^ MD & r CO. DING 1 ,RS, Vice President 1 a surer g i" led > selling cr into buying as all: i woo; underwear which in fact is i-i j larg1 ;.'~rr rc.iton," he added, "declnr-j ing ".but the practice tended to aid j and n'ourage the representations of j unscrupulous wtailers, and their sales- | mer. vho knowingly sell to tneir cus-! i tonicrs as all wool underwear which ? is la; gely composed of cotton." i "V. hen nhshranded goods attract ! I customers by means of the fraud j which they perpetrate, trade is di- i vertfrom the produce)* of truth- j fully marked goods," the justice said.; and the fact that "honest manufae- j tur-ers might protect their trade by j also reporting to deceptive labels."! is deiens- for such practices. * mt ? ?? (Jitr:i \ WOOD WOMAN CLAIMING rOHTUNK. ! I i I Creenw ood. April 24.?That she j ai d her goo, Tharry McCoy are heirs J to a $10.0e'h000 estate left by John .1. ! ?al ? :' Omaha, Neb., whom she says was oer former husband, is the claim made by Mrs. Dan S. McCoy of this city. Hoi son lives in Tulsa. Okla. The story that Mrs. M^Coy was heir t" the fm time leaked out when a Tulsa 1 aper made inquiries here, following disclosures ma^c by Tharry McCoy. HJvc-ept to admit that she and her son were heirs to $10,000,000, left by her alleged former husband. John J. Xeai, Mrs. McCoy would not tall;, claiming mat the attorneys had warned hoi* to make no statement. She says she has been living in seclusion in Greenwood for eight months and that she feared for her safety. "There are olhei s interested in the money who would like to make away with LOANS NEGOTIATED ?on? Improved Farm Lands. CALLISON & BARR. Home Nat. Bk. Bklg., Lexington. i Fir.*! Not. Bk. Bldg., Batesburg, S. C. CONTRACTORS SLWJES , . ! v? Machinery Castings and } Repairs. Steei Beams ? rRopes, Tackle, Wheelbarrows, Trucks, Wire Cable, Boilers, j Tanks, Stacks, Etc. Ventilators, Grating, Etc. jjmbard Iron Works k Supply Co GEORGE I Ford Supplies and Repairs in Stock. E vertt -Harvard-Daytoo and Flayer Pianos % ViCTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS. EMERSON AND OKEH. The John Church Co., iOS Sireet, .Columbia, S. C. lai] Order? Receive Special Attention FLOWERS Choicest Carnations, Roses, >weet Peas. Freesias, Daffolils. etc. SEEDS < "Tasturrium. Sweet Pea, Pansy, ' Daisy, Tomato, Carrot, Melon, ?eas, Cauliflower, etc. Everything- in Bulbs and 3 lams. IOSE HILL GREENHOUSES 225 Lady Sm- t IMione 50 43 COM S. C. IfU I D A TQ ivn 1 ij and ;r.'c<v?that's RAT-SXAP. tlic old rodent destroyer. Centres in cakes?110 mixing with other food. Vour money back il it 51 i IS. vi/o ' i cake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. tS">o si/;; (2 cakes) for Chicken He n.isc. coops. or small buildings.! Si.!!."* s:/n (.* cakes) enough for j all fare- ami out-buildings, stcr- i ag" or factory building > uaranteed by TIar- j mon a>;":g Co. and Lexington Pbarime x. t ?^rme." Mrs. McCoy declared. .Mrs. McCoy said that Neal was a la rye stockholder in the . P. Reynolds Tobacco company. She claims to have retained attorneys at WinstonSalem and at Greenwood hut she would not divulge their names. Mrs. McCoy says she came here from Rio Grande, a small border town between New Mexico and old Mexico, and expects to have the estate settled in timeto return to Rio Grande by June 1 . I j CALVARY SCHOOL. ! j i There will lie a school closing at j Calvary Branch school house Friday J night, May 5, 15*22, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Will have songs, dialogues.! and "Uncle Rastus Blink's Minstrel." The public is cordially invited. ( Catarrh Can Be Cared Catarrh is a local disease greatly influenced by constitutional conditions. It therefore requires constitutional treatment. HALL'S ^CATARRH MEDICINE is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. HALL'S CATARRH1 MEDICINE destroys the foundation of the disease, gives the patient strength by improving the general health and assists nature in doing its work. All Druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. DON'T OVERLOOK Till: SIDES EITHER Of course the roof of vftur auto top is important, but so are the sides and the back and the little mica window? you i>ee>) through. We don't miss any little detail. They're right all through to the last thread. Made to your order and just the way you want it on your car. W. P. MA "THE AUTO Phone 825 Main Street, EAGLE"MIKAD0"-^3 _ QBBPMPWB For Sale at your Dealer ASK FOR THE YELLOW PEI EAGLE 1\ EAGLE PENCIL CO* EVERY ONE LIKES T( Do not forget to remember acount with us It does not d gifts but increases in value, aic which we add to the deposits. Accounts are invited. The Palmetto f COLUMBL RESOURCES 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on ? C D. KEt Columbia Special dealers in Coffe Coffees Roasted di Rice C. D. KEf I ? You can Get Your Groceries a >> at 718 Lady Street. Flour and Montgomery $ 718 Lady Street I HALTI | LADIES' READ1 | A STORE OF STYLE A 1616 Main Street CALOMEL SALIVATES EVEX WHEN CAKEFCL Trcaelierows Drug can not be Trusted and Next I)osc may Start Trouble. Calomel is dangerous. It may salivate you and make you suffer fearfully from soreness of gums, tenderness of jaws and teeth, swollen tongue. und excessive saliva dribbling from the mouth. Don't trust calomel. It is mercury; quicksilver. If you feel iliotis, headachy, constipated and all knocked out. just go to your druggist and get a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents which is a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn't start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker than nasty calomel and without making you sick, you just go back and get your money. If you take calomel today you'll be sick and nauseated tomorrow: besides, it may salivate you, while if you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake up feeling great. Xo salts necessary. Qjve it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and can not salivate . TTHE^S^ TOP MAN" 3747 Columbia, S. C. |||^P^^Pencil No. 174 BOSS Made in five grades NCIL WITH 7KZ RED BAND flIKADO 3PANY, NEW YGKK j 3 BE REMEMBERD the children with a bank epreciate like many other led by the liberal interest T f ?*? t National MM A, S. C. $10,000,000.00 iavings Accounts 1NY CO. 1, S. G. ies Teas and Sugars lily Sold at Cut Prices. JNY CO. t Montgomery Wholesale >> feed stuffs our Specialty. Grocery Co. Columbia, S. C. $ iNGER'S I f-TO-WEAR | ,ND DISTINCTION | Columbia, S. C. ?