Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 23,1919 TWO BOTTLES OF DRECO DID MORE FOR ME THAN $500 Vi WORTH OF OTHER MEDICINES STRONG FOR CIVILIZED IsARB Sartorial Variety Seems to Bo Chief Aim of Natives of Villages of Rhodesia. ! .Although we have not thought the | people of Africa to he much concerned TTv" UNITED OLD AND NEW WORLD Atlantic Cable, After Three Disheart ening Failures, Was Successfully Laid in July-August, 1858. Sixty years ago our abroad Yankee- land awoke and learned that the old n . xn • •a. i • • ^ m leges of the dark continent and are Says Prominent Proximity Machinist. Severe: beginning to cause the people much about clothes and fashions, yet styles,' country and the new had been united such as they are, have enterM the vil- by a magical tie—the Atlantic cable. Through the courage and persistence of three Americans—there were oth- Case of Kidney Trouble Reported Reached by New Herbal Medicine. Noted Fra ternal Member Tells Wonderful Story anxiety. Miss Pfarl Mulllken, Metho- ers, but the three were the actual cable j dist missionary to Rhodesia, writes of sponsors—Cyrus W. Field, his brother, 1 the African dress as seen In a day Dudley Field, and that fine old school, according to the Centenary Bui- philanthropist, Peter Cooper—the great I letln. I project was carried over. The total , i j “Many of the pupils, who range from 0084 wa8 51-834,500, the cable alone Almost everybody in this section on. They made an X Ray picture Ih® kindergarten age .to grandparents, • taking $l,2oG,250, and the line crossed knows C. L Teal, the prominest fra am' said I had a ‘kidney stone.* are dressed In store clothes. Their “ om Trlnlty ja y> Newfoundland, to | ternal worker and machinist In tho “I have spent between J500 and store clothes, however, have largely Valentla, Ireland, the cable being very ( Proximity Mills, and whose home ad $600 trying to get cured and two hot lost their Identity beneath a covering close to 2t500 ml,e8 ,ong ‘ dress is Box 92, Proximity. j ties of Dreco have done me more of many colored patches. Weather 1 Three time8 the attem P t to lfl y the Mr. Teal is an activfe member of the good than everything put together. i, ug nothing to do with clothes in this cable had falled * ch iefly owing to de- ! _ * ' ■- its material. The fourth at-1 Redmen and has the distinction ot I. .suffered such pains in my back that ‘.T "““ J'”™ fects In having gone through all the chairs of \ could not bend nor stoop over. When u tempt v the Woodrfien of the World. His pop 1 had taken three quarters of the first day f nd you , ar ® wonderin 8 how ularity is due in no small measure to bottle of Dreco every pain had left you can keep cool » but not so these his active Interest in the affairs of his me. ‘ i boys who have been to town to work Community and his advice on social I “The reason I ever bought the first and have clothes to exhibit to their less imd political matters is much sought, bottle was because it had helped my fortunate brothers. If these riches “Mr. Teal has been afflicted for a friend Mr. Basinger so much. ' consist of somebody’s castoff overcoat long time with a particularly malig , “I exneot to take a half dozen hot be is sure to have it on and perhans nant form of stomach trouble which «t1es before I stop and feel that 1 will a bath towel around his neck while seemed to defy ail treatment until a , be pema.en.ly cured. ! LS of the IT boys a^colte* J^ be _ p “ r ?! y he . rbal m f di : c,ne With a yard of unbleached cottoq, for their entire outfit But sometimes the tempt was successful. The Niagara, friend of his, Mr. Basinger, told him , ttf Dreco, the new herb medicine that is causing such a furor through which he said helped him wonderfully out this section. Hundreds of men ., . Here is Mr. Teal’s story of his ex *nd women are taking it regularly big boys are quite generous with their peHence with Drero. It will prove i, n d reporting remarkable results in utlle brothers and divide with them; interesting readisg for the hundreus bases of stomach and kidney disorders | such is the case of one little fellow cf men and women in (his section who fiver complaints, constipation, rheu who is the proud possessor of a vest think their cases are beyond relief, matism, catarrh and similar troubles, which about covers him. Two or three' * i ™ Read every word. ! Dreco is dispensed by best good i others wear thelr big broSs shlrts telegraphy Glory to God in the hlgh- for years drug stores and is particuiarlv which is qulte sufflclent f^ ^ ^ W,,, tnWnrd q \wr L* TT __ ^ poses. then the largest ship In the United i States navy, and the Agamemnon, a British warship, met In midocenn on 1 July 29, 1858, each carrying a section of the cable. The ends were carefully ; spliced and then the two ships turned homeward, moving slowly as they paid , out the cable. On August 4 the NIa-' gara reached Trinity bay; the Aga memnon reached Yalentia on the 5tb. On August 16 the cable was pro nounced In working order, and here Is the first official message that ,pas§ed across: “Europe and America are united by T have been sufferin', and the doctors said I would not liv? recommended in Florence, by F. II. six months longer If I wass’t operated Lake Drug Co. est; on earth peace, good will toward men.” WE RETREAD WORN TIRES so (ley will be good for niasy more miles of service. Make them practi cally new again so far as the tread is concerned. No need for new tires juFt because the old ones have worn smooth. Just send them here for re lirailing at a very small expense. "Some of the girls are dressed prin- 1 i clpally in beads, brass bracelets and anklets; while, others have cloth draped around them forming a skirt and they are without a waist. One girl wears a pink silk waist with aj dirty calico skirt. They often appear I In evening dresses, the cast-off finery of the town women, and they may b« AT END OF GLACIAL PERIOD Geological Authority Makes Deduc tions From Shrinking of Great i * Ice Cap at the South Pole. Dr. Marsden Manson of San Fran- ^ ^ ^ cisco, an eminent authority on geology, seen digging In their gardens witfc P 0,n ^ s to the fact established by re* these on. One came to school drapet ' ' , “" f ^ In a white bedspread.” ; Styles in names changing as well ai In clothing. The following are somi - of the names which the African moth FLORENCE VULCANIZING WORKS E. E. Gaston, Proprietor ers have given their children: Spoon Saucepan, Hotel, Pumpkin, Gingerbeei Cigarette, Shilling, Sixpence, Pennj Coffee, Sweet Pudding, Very Nie« Office, Tomato, Fifteen, Yinegai Sugar. Free Air H B. Dargan flt All Expert Men Phone 88 Florence, ■. o. Uncle Sam Beneficiary. Members of the American Flin Glass Workers’ union, assembled li Memorial hall, Toledo, were told an In spiring story of patriotic devotion by l member of their union at the unfurllnj Who makes your fertilizers? Is he a man who has spent his life at the job? If you would like the benefit of 33 years * devoted to the improvement of Southern Crops and Soils, use ROYSTER’ FERTILIZER TRADE MARK REGISTERED. Order Early and Avoid Disappointment F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 23-Tbe tb rd bul-»UAT nil/nDPC ‘letln to the Georgia Federation of HU I UlvUnUL Women’s Clubs, jast issued, itiiects 1 the new spirit of recons ruction that is superceding the intense war acti- vites of the women during the past eighteen months, and indicates the trend of thought toward establishing the cultural arts as a more vital factor in the life of the state. Miss Blanche G. Loveridge, presi dent of Elizabeth Mather college in this city and one of the south's lead ing educMors, who is chairman of the Art and LiteraturL Department of the Federation, Has a series of splendid suggestions In th She draws attention o the educa tional and uplifting value of art and literature and the necessity for giv ing to the public a large an under standing of these subjects as a means of raising higher not only their appreciation of art and litera ture, but their state and national ideals as well. PROCEEDING army, After an Introductory speech, li which John J. Qulnlivan, businest agent of the Toledo Central Labol union, told of the determination oi the unions to back the government President William P. Clarke described the heroic death of Charles H. Me Carthy, who sacrificed his own life In France for the sake of a friend. Not only had McCarthy, a forme* member of the Glass Workers’ union, died heroically, but he had lived patri For headache, neuralgia, colds and grippe prudent phy sicians now advise The improved tablet in which the heart-depressing tendency is counteracted by heart-toning elements. To avoid confusion Aspitone ig sold only in unbroken packages. Price 35c. At RILEY DRUG CO. Palace Drug Co., and F. U. Lake Drug Company, For Skin Tortures Don’t worry about eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples, Uackheads, blotches, eczema and ring worm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a dean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily Wjied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It is always dependable, * The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O.' the army, he asked that the sum be made payable to the United States gov ernment Atlanta. Ga.. Jan. 23—Acceding to his divorce petition filed in DeKalb "try 01- * f 1 " rwl,! ^ ^ McAdams of the ( UICU ueroieauy, uui ne nau uvea pain- be entitled tn i otically, Mr. Clarke said, for in taking V the most temperamental woman ' ° Ut $10 ’ 000 lnfiUrance wben be entered n i he world for a wife. The out bursts of famous opera stars and ac *iesses were very tame affairs com oared with his experiences. McAdams asserts that his wife f r ankly told him b<«r only object in >'fe was “to give him hell,” and that she proceeded to do so in the most efficient mannev, making his life so miserable that be now asks the court ‘o -elieve him of the bonds of matri ar.ony. In one occasion, he alleges, she ex '"'•tishe'- a candle bv jabbing the < iclt against his cheek. On another oecasion, he charges, she knocked a up of hot coffee out of his hand with > poker, spilling the coffee all over .'inn. and then whirled around and broke every pane of glass In a win dow. NAUSEALESS CALOMEL IS BEST FOR FLU Doctonj asd Druggists Claim Calotabs, the Nausealess Calomel, Is Bes: Laxative for Colds, Grippe and Influenza At the first sign of a cold, is the .ime to take a Calotab, the perfected lausealess calomel that has all the Saving Man-Power. One of the recent devices designed to save man labor Is the slab-handling storage battery truck, which Is em ployed at the plant of a steel company In Cleveland to haul heavy pieces of steel from the storage yard to the heat ing furnaces, says Popular Science Monthly. The distance approximates 500 feet Before electricity was sub-, stltuted for man-power the slabs were and stuck ' loaded on hand trucks. The new truck Is similar to the ele vating platform truck, except that for Its elevating mechanism a tilting plat form Is provided. This platform Is se cured to the rear axle by a pivot, be ing operated by a horizontal ram. By manipulating the ram the platform la moved toward a vertical position and Its front edges are lowered. cent Antarctic explorers that the great Ice cap Is shrinking. From this he draws the conclusion that the gradual subsidence of the Age of Ice of which the polar Ice caps are the existing remnants, is still going on and that we live, so to speak, at the tail end of the glacial period. He expresses the conviction that the same succession of geological climates has prevailed in Antarctic as in other latitudes, and says that the evidence collected In re- j cent Antarctic explorations is corrobo- j ' rated by the comparatively recent un- covering of temperate land areas and( C0NSUMING MUCH Mf . Re COF ff E the progressive retreat of the snow 1 llne t° hi g hp r elevations In temperate San Juan Jau 23-Porto Rico is and tropical latitudes and toward the consnm j, r fifty per cen: more coffee poles at sea level. He comes to the t0(lay i:ia 7; she ( i‘d before tho island ent dry” according to a San Juan the Ice Age Is an active present process coffee dealer. and must be accounted for by actlvl- This fact, together with an island ties and energies now at work. He coffee crop of only half of what it was considers It as proved that the rate* Jas; year and a heavy demand from and lines of retreat are and have been Spain anti ('ubi, has sent up prices determined by exposure to solar en- throughout the island, ergy and the temperature established Tiie tcffee marke1 here bogan J uni P thereby and by the difference In the lnK a week or v wo a eo md it has been specific heat of the land and watei goin “ U P ‘ \ er siTU f K 7 e ; a,,fir3 £ouad hemUnWoa the price almost doubled overn ght ispne . and the resturants last, week raised their prices to ten cents a cup. San Juan dealers say coffee, is like ly t-> go higher than the present price pected happening at the front of 44 cents, retail of the outside de ended in a French and a German niand continues ns strong as now. pilot landing together. The French-, man and the German were circling and dipping for battle position. 1 Suddenly, the French pilot, think-J Norfolk, Va. Richmond, Va. Tarboro, N C Charlotte, N C Washington, N C. Columbia S C Spartanburg, S C Atlanta Ga., Macon, Ga Columbus, Ua. Montgomery, Ala Baltimore, Mil. Toledo, O. of a service flag, with 866 stars, repre j TIv “ e coines 10 to.U eentlng union men In the army. conclusion that the disappearance of ,- we The Unexpected. An amazing instance of the une» F. H. P RIC E PAINTING and DECORATING Work promptly done. Best materials used. Let me estimate on your work. Phone 321 26 N. Coit St. NOTCE. As I have had to close on account ing he had the advantage, charged sickness would like for my fn his enemy from the rear. But the t0 know mat I an. wen and back on German did not swerve sufficiently ,!he •* ob wi,b a l ul1 house of good bar- and the left wing of the French b * TA - Thanking you for your past machine struck the right-hand l )alronage anu al P ,ur serv£ce £or struts of the German. The collision < g0 . < J d . work .,*? tb ? futur _ e - Hair cut 35c, Shave 15c. Mims Barber Simp Next door to Blierbe Drug Co., 203 caused the French airplane to spin' around violently until Its tail whizzed between the wings of the German- E Evans^St. —-i —i- Apparently being too busy -or perhaps too astonlshed-to shoot 0p Frederick Jacobson gays, 75 per at each other, the opponents spiraled side by side in a close embrace, ultl<| mafely crashing into the boughs ot: some trees. Neither pilot was hurt, ! no they clambered out, looking at each' other—and the German was reminded that he was a prisoner. Cent of Women Need Phosphate to Give them Strong, Healthy Rounded Figure and to Avoid Nervous Break Down. Thous ands of Women Grow Strong in Nature’s Way Forestry After the War. Nobody except those of us who have seen something of life at the front weeks or months, during the last four years can realize Is ‘three score years and ten.” Consider the Lilies of the Field How They Grow.” The life of the lily is but a few The life of woman But Can't sleep! Can't eat! Can't even digest what little you do eat! ’ 4 One or two dose; * ARMY & NAVY DYSPEPSIA TABLETS will make you feel ten years younger. Best known remedy for Constipation, Sour Stomach and Dyspepsia. 25 cents a package at all Druggists, or sent to any address postpaidT by the ® • • U. S. ARMY & NAVY TABLET CO. 260 West Broadway, N.Y« Gentle Germans Quite Insulted. Mr. E. J. Riggs writes, this short what an enormous quantity of timber'1° H ve one’s life in its fullness, wo but pointed letter to the New York has been taken from this country fot men like the -ily, must be nourished Sun about’ German squealing: "On war purposes and what an enormous b y tb08e same vital elements which reading in the Sun that German news-j am0 u n t of rlantlng and tending ot nature provides for nourishing every papers are indignant because Aroeri-' trees wI11 be necessary to replace it' liv , lng thing: aad tbese l “ clude * he Unfortunately foresters who really urn " alaab,e Phosphates so often lacking dirstand all that afforestation mean* p hogphate ls rlch j n these wonderful Carter’s little liver Pills You Cannot be A Remedy That Constipated and Happy Small PiU Small Doae $ SmaU Price Makes Life Worth Living Genuine been signature fARTER’S IRON PILLS many colorless faces but will greatly hi > will greatly help most pale-faced people can soldiers are using shotguns, I was reminded of a ’card shark’ in Lead- vllle in ’T9. He had held out a big hand for a killing and had it stuck In the top of his boot. Finally he got bis bank roll into a big pot and aken out. Doctors say that there mthing like it to put your liver right md keep your system is condition to eslst and avoid colds, influenza and oneumonia. The best insurance against influen ’•a and pneumonia is a good active lly ’r and your physician or druggist will ell you that (’alotabs is the most thor ugh and effective, as well as the saf •st and most agreeable remedy for his purpose. One Calotab at bed time with a wallow of water—.that’s all. No •.alts, no nausea, nor the slightest in 'erference with your eating, pleasure, ir work. Next mornlsg you awake 'eeling fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Your cold has vanished and you are ready for work or play Calotabs are sold by druggists every vhere In sealed packages, price thirty Ive cents. Your money handed right back if you are not delighted.—(adv.) are not numerous in England, antj e i emen t S- it contains them in concen though the necessity or educating t ra ^ e( i tablet form which is easy to youngsters for the work has received and quickly assimilated and ab much more serious attention In th* sorbed into the system, and from •iver benefits left in and the sting reached for Ms holdout to switch in, last few years than It ever did before,'youth to old age> builts'and rebuilds ire is hut found It gone. Hold on. h* Tchpn mothnri<a—na In Tnnnv nthei liumwinv gone. yelled; T ain’t going to play Lu this game—there’s cheating going on.*’” Looking Far Ahead. A wife, whose husband Is on active service, recently presented him with a bouncing baby boy. She wrote to ask him when he should get leave, and also when tho war would be over. His reply was as follows: “Dear Lucy—I don’t know when I shall get leave or when the war will be ov&, but If the baby should be called up before I get leave, give him a parcel to bring out to me.—Your loving husband. Bill.”—London Tit- Bits. when our methods—as In many othei body and brain in beautiful harmony things—were haphazard, the facilltiei with Nature’s perfect plan. ‘That's are still hardly sufficient to give U||why Argo Phosphate makes good sol enough foresters to cope with the dfr. id flesh and muscles. Sd-TZ 2™25^ WHITE OR CRAY 254 EACH CAP°"FRINGE SHAPE HOLD-TtCHT' HAIR NETS ENJOY AN ENVIABLE NATIONAL REPUTATION AND. THE FRIENDSHIP OF MILLIONS OF WOMEN— “HOLD-TIGHT” HAIR NETS ARE MADE OF US FINEST REAL HUMAN HAIR. ALL SHADES. EVERY "HOLD-TIGHT” HAIR NET GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. ORDER AT YOUR FAVO. RITE STORE IF THEY CANNOT SUPPLY YOU WRITE US. STATE COLOR AND SHAPE TTAIP I ADOLPH KLAR JtJXUllV JLvJUlX O I 22I-‘4T“AVENUE NEW YORK mand.—Westminster Gazette. Special Notice: Argo Phosphate con tains the Natural phosphates which thousands of physicians are prescrib ing daily to build up thin, pale, color See our Mules and Horses before buying. G. C. Chandler. Giving Rooster Its Due. On my way to the railroad station with Victor, with whose parents I was spending my vacation, I remarked that he had lovely hair. Whereupon he said: "Yes, but onr rooster has a bet ter omb tluu& I have hair.”—Chicago Tribune Where Courage Is Common. Tbe Kansas soldijp who, after tab Ing part in a battle on the Western ,e88 women to give them rosy cheeks, front, wrote to Ms mother. “Say, moth-: red ,1 P 8 ’ and a b e aa,ifl *» complexion. er dear, I never knew courage was so Many ca8es hn , Ve been r?, , wb T!'- common ” has expressed the sentiment women have ‘"creased their weight .. common, nas expressea me sentiment lf 25 pounds with a few .. of the nation. We never knew that weeks tre&tme J t and any woman who there was so mmjh latent heroism des j rea a we n rounded and developed : • • among the yonng fellows In the offlcea f orm should secure from he'r druggist ]• • the factories and on the farms ot t hig new drug which is inexpensive • • America. Thank God that to our younj and j 8 d j 8 pensed by F. U. I-ake Drug i y Americans "courage Is common!”— Co., Florence, S. C.. Darlington Drug Lawson Constitution. 3.-* -3 A._ A Great Lose “Ah, what a loss I have suffered ill the death of my mother-in-law!” “She meant a great deal to you?” “Yes; she was a vegetarian and gav* 08 her meat card.”—Le Pele-Melo. Co., Darlington, S. C CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND IJIIANO. - 1*111. la Ked .ad Hold meulllcN baic, Mtled with Blue Rlbhom. 1 Taka aa other. Buy af Four - . DrnmHat. AsVferCHt^IIX'a.FlSB^ DIAMOND IIRANU flLLS/bt .« «.ws known M Best, bnlcst. Alw.ysIUnC.lt SOLD BY DRL'QfilSIS EVERYWHMtf "H01D-TIGHT"HAIR WAVFRS 10* A PACKAGE ••HOLD - TIGHT” VE It WITH ELASTIC ICKEACH With Winter Comes Aching, Stiff Joints and Rheumatism Matthew’s Liniment f instantly relieves. The finest thing on earth for still* joints, rheumatism, cramp and neuralgia. For sale everywhere, 25c per bottle. Jug BB .