Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ * iElitttltePoisoiisi ♦ i I lie chief indications in the 4 “ treat nent of KM U.nATI3M J • etc. are to neutralize tlie toxins J 4 and destroy the specific poisons *• J circulating in the body. * 2 '•-::-#*************.iHMMHM ;rry rapuliy eliminates the poisons, thereby relieving all symptoms the and heir return. No 4 over J drugs. ^ Albert’s preventing loading yoar system with Half a teaspoonful of ^ „ Rheumatic Remedy ■ once or twice a day is sufficient. ■ Price Si.CO. m The KELLS COMPANY « * Newburgh, N. Y. NEW HAIR after .BALDNESS IF YOU are losing hair, hate tiantiruff. or a^e buhi. I»*t it be known that KOTALKO. ton lain* jenuine bear oil anil other potent lugreifi- ^ents. i>. wtnuierfully Micce^sful. 1'or men, women, thiltlren. Hair grown, damlmir eliuifnatetJ In itmny raaea when all else failed. $:{«« QVAVL- ANTKK anti money*refund offer. (Jet a box at any busy pharmacy: or aen.l lu cents for i*ro«»f l x of KOTALKO to % J. H. trittain, Inc., Station F, New York, N. Y. » * ********** * 4 * EASTERN STAR HONORS * * PAST WORTHY MATRONS + +♦+♦++♦♦♦+♦+*♦♦* sp»mi;n( with [NG E VERYONE can have abundance of Thick, Beautiful, Glossy Hair. 7 Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower Grew this Hair 'TW:>r~ f - f: • - •v.-v^ P-' tv. ... - 9*/- -• •• * <■: :. 5 ■; jT- • i k T - l- • J I,r 4 at fitjiw' h « . : v m.1 It T(u value Tom Nan am its Seanl? Tit SIVIR SU1H.RUND SISTiRS Once Wh| not now? 0 On *alv al all 0.alar. 4 Seven Sutherland Sisters 242 BRIDHURST »Vf. H. Y. CUT T l/'onora ♦'napuw. . Order of the Kastern Stfir, stave a reception last Tueadav e-eninsi at the Masonic ft Temple in n mor of their Past Wor thy Matrons. The Chapi *r was named for Mrs. Georae Briggs *.vho presided us Wor- thy Matron tli 5 nrst lo:.” years af ter itie C'hapter was organized in HiO!> During t.,e period of the w*ar the members ah united in assisting ii; every wav posi ih'e, devoting their time to Bed Cross work, ete\ bu’. cilice the irmisticc was signed, new lile’ lias been put li to the Chapter, | whicli is now in a most progressive, condition, and they fully expect to ire 011 Die Honor Roll when the Grand Chapter convenes in Greenville next June. The program for the evening was carried out as fol’ows. willi, Mrs. Mamie f.e.try. Worthy Mutroh, pre siding: Song. America—Audience. Prayer— Rev. E. L. McCoy. Presentation of the Worthy Grand Matron of South Carolina. Mrs. Mat- tie .1. Brener, also, the Past Woit^iy Matrons of I.eoncra Chapter. ^ Violin. Piute and ’Piano Trio -“In the Mountain lnn‘ , -*-hy Robert. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Bcwnier. Vocal Duet —Star of Hie East- by! Miss Blssett and Mrs. Vera O'Dowd Address—Rev. E. t . McCoy. Presentation of Past Worthy Ma- 1 ions Jewels -hy Mrs Brener. \V. G. M. from Ismnora .Chapter to Mrs. Leonora L. Briggs. Mrs. Kate S. Gregg. Mrs. Harriett Anne MeCown. Mrs. W, A. • ewis. \ddress—Mrs. Brener. VV. G. M. Vocal L let Mrs. Lucy Putman mid Miss Rlsselt. Mrs. Mamie Leary, W. M. Present ed a beautiful leather card case to Mr. .! W. MeCown. from the Chap ter In appieolation of his efficieni -ivice- rendered as Worthy Patron •;lnr > * Iflil'.l. Pi'lle an*: T?laiio Duejt. by Mr. and Mrs. Bournfor. , Hvnin—God H> With You Till We Meet Again Audience. Benedictloi: Rev. E. L. McCoy. Rffreslinieiiis. conrtsurtg of ,j*li “i; us block ice cream and cake was served. Miss Sad if is file guest of Al S. Dargun street: >t * Mr. K. I>. SallengeJ day in Chhrieslon on 1 ^ * * Dr.' Edward Walsh of spending several Cays having been caljed home 01? of the sad death of his Travis Walsh. Of Interest To Women WHOLE SYSTEM JUIN-DOWN Quick Improvement Is Noted After A Few Doses of ZIRON Iron Tonic, Increase in appetite, the comin" back f strength, disappearance of headaches nd other ills, are a few of the many ood results obtained from the use of a ew remedy (Ziron Iron Tonic). Mr. Sim (jrimsley. of Cordele, Ga., ried Ziron and has ibis to say: “ When 1 began lo lake Ziron, it seemed :iat my whole sysiem was run-down, ut soon after I began to take Ziron, 1 buld eat more each day and would feel great deal better. Ever since it seems liat my health has been improving, as I ddrin have the headache or led bad he lifest bit.” ZiVu is a new scientific combination if pure medicinal inorganic iron, coni' lined with phosphorus, the active prin- iple of mix vomica and the hypophos- ihitesof lime and soda. It will hetptc idd more red corpuscles to your blood, esuhing in more color in your cheeks - nore vitality in your system. Try Ziron today; on the nioncy-baci 'uarautee. ^ ^ *♦ + ■*•♦♦♦♦* + 4 + SOROSIS CLUB 4 *44 + 44*Se**4 The Syro-iix Club wili meet Pridft.v iifteinoua April hth «t HSO with Mrs John BiirnwoU. IP West Cheves St. Mix. D. T. Riley, Secy. <•444 + 4 4444444444 4 RESEARCH CLUB 4 4 4 4444444444 4 4 The rch CI11I1 has piij-l poned iix nie< ting from Thursday afternoon till Pridny t to-morrow) afternoon April nth Mrs. H. K. Rutledge. Secy. \bui' E >lood Needs i CONSTIPATION AnA Sour ^fomacli Caused Tkis Lady Much Suffering. Black* DraugW Relieved. Meadorsville, Ky.—Mrs. Pearl Pat rick, of this place, writes: “I was rei4 constipated. I had sour stomach and was so uncomfortable. I went to the doctor. lie gave me some pills. They weakened me and seemed to tear up my digestion They would gripe me and afterwards It seemed I was more constipated than before. I heard of Black-Draught and de elded to try it. I found it just what 1 needed. It was an easy laxative, and not bad to swallow. My digestion soon Improved. I got well of the sour stom ach, my bowels soon seemed normal, . no more griping, and I would take a dose now and then, and was in good •hape. I cannot say too much for Black- Draught for It is the finest laxative one can use." Thedford’s Black-Draught has for many years been found of great value in the treatment of atoroach, liver and bowel troublea. Easy to take, gentle and reliable fn Its action, leaving no bad after-effecta, it has won the praise of thousands of ptopie who hav# * BIG CARD PARTY OPENS 4 4 SPRING SOCIAL SEASON 4 44444444444 Virtually mni'king the openine of tli<* post-EiiMpr sA-ial season in Flor euciie. Mr--. Simon Ravenel Lucas. Mr«. Edw:ir«l Duger Lucas and Mrs Marion Du Bois Lucas entertained l-'C friends a* cards and other diver sions yesterday afternoon at 'tin home of Mrs. Simons Ravenel Lucas. .°.o:i South foil street. Apropos to the beginning of the spring social activities. B was one of the briTiant 'Blairs‘of ill seasons in Florence. Mrs. E. 1> Salleuger welcomed the cue; ts as they entered the hand some home. The hostesses alone were in the receiving line. Twentv tables were set for cards, miction bridge being played. Payers cut tor the honors of the afternoon. Airs. V alter J. ‘Johnson being suc cessful. Stic was awarded an ekqui site corsage of sweet peas and (lain tv pink rose buds. The favors were miniature has ksds of candy bedecked with loan (mils As the gimsts entered the recep lien ball, punch was served by Mis John- Barnwell util Miss Caroline Lu cas. At the conclusion of playing, a delicious salad course was served, consisting^ of chicken salad, stutT to rn; toes, pickles, beaten l ist uit and coffer. The 'decorations were typical of sprim;. being basket^ of joaiie.iills on mantel* cabinets, mid practically every a valla bio place in the library parlor and living loom. Olie first wax preparation., for the use of stiidetrts in anatomy were made by a woman. The number of women wage earn ers in Hie United Slates has doubled during Hie last ten years. Louisiana has nineteen registered women -statiitticiin?. which <execteds the record of any other state. The first woman ever admitted to the liar of Wisconsin was Miss Ia»- vinia Goodell. of Janesville, in 1874. Three noted English women- Queen Ann. Elizabeth Inchbald. and Harri-1 Lee—died on the first day of August. George Eliot. Hie world's most sue- cussful woman novelist, realized only |f>00 from Hie sale of her first novel. Alabama's first woman notary pub lic was a Miss Peebles, of Birming ham, who was commissioned by the governor in 189:’,. A half million dollar fund is being raised in St. Louis to finance two ho tels far tiie accomodation of women in industry. The Council of Women in Toronto is agitating for th'> appointment of woman police judge to deal with the cases of women and girls. Oklahoma City’s only woman adver Using manager is Rachel B. White, a 21-yeab-old miss who successfully handled the publicity business for one of tlie largest motor companies in the < f 'k)alKunu capital. The first woman ever to seek an elective stale office in Nebraska is Mjss Anna Yokel, an employe of the state hoard of control of Lincoln, who has tiled for Hie Democratic nomi nation for Secretary of State! A St. Louis woman wants a divorce bee- use her husband won't alow her t 0 attend church, while a Nebraska woman is seeking release from the matrimonial yoke because her hus band objects io her attending Hie movies. The first woman in America to hold a position as superintendent of a rail road was Mrs. J. i> Carson, of Tole do, who in ip the early seventies was made superintendent of the Toledo, Wabash and Western road, after she had demonstrated her ability in sev eral minor positions, In 1859. ten years a tier the organi zation of the General Land Office at Washington, appears on the rolls for the first time, the name of a woman J —Martha M. Read. She was appoint- I ed from Georgia at n salary of $fi0» , a year, and assigned to the Division of Surveys. But her work, and that of several others whose names have never appeared on the records, was sent to her home to he done.—the gentle device of chivalrous men to save delicate women from the unac- cusot.med associations and surround ings of a public office. Mexican War Losses. The number of men engaged in (he Mexican war on the American side consistejl of -42,54.* regulars and T.'LTTb volunteers. The losses of regulars were: Killed, 51 !R; wounded, 2,102; died of wounds, -408. Volunteers killed. 51."; wounded, 1,818; died of wounds. RK>. This does not include deaths hy disease. Cadavers stored In Oil. For storing bodies for anatomlca, use, Dr. Arthur William Myers of Stanford university uses boxes filled with mineral seal oil, which is almost odorless and preserves Hie cadaver from decay. HE SEEKS ARAB HEIRESS tory.” y, after he slant District re is not a sec in^^^Bgie"' (NggPRIi 're conditions of imT^Wnity do not prevail. The four instances 1 cited Sunday are merely typical. “Our women # have become a cigar ette-smokimf. half-Hothed. loose-liv ed lot. Things we regarded as mortal sins in days gone'by are now thought of ns mere pecadillos. Mothers of families have got the habit of piling Hid dishes in the r.fnk, neglecting their husbands and going out to flirt without Hie slightest compunction. Husbands, on the other hand, accept : howe eviurio or Wi-i'ivc.l from Adah,’ meaning onmmcni. and the. name Adah was gljen to the wife of Lantech in Hie Old Testament. But later ety mological authorities believe Hint Ada s merely a Latinized form of Ead, iiieiitiiug happy or rich, and Hie same as Hie Herman ld». Ida's gem is Hie iuri|uolse. Trees Ti.at Have Long Life. Brazilian coconut palms live front. fiOO to 7<Hi years, and the date palm from 2(81 to .".(Hi years. On the Mount of Olives, Jerxaleni, there are olivt wc.'s known to have been flourishing In KliKt. , \ ’ SLOW MALTED MILK * THEY ARE SURE TO PLEASE Riley Drug Co. ! The Rcxal! Store. Opp. P. O. Phone 38 | * 4 4444>»<»*%.44 4 4 v PERSONAL NEWS 4 * + ******4444 4 4 Mr. Dargan M> Knight and sister, Miss Kiina. arc expected to. arrive in Hie citv this evening. Tomorrow they will go to Hnrtavllle to attend the,- Student Volunteer Conference, which meets there tomorrow. 4 * * Mrs i . L. Howie has gone to Rocky Mount for ;• visit to friends and re'a- tives ■*: * -jt Mr. and Mr*. .1 K. Stanley'of White ville. N. C\. spent yesterday with their brother, Mr. .1. B. Stanley on S. Colt street, * * * ’Mis. Howii'd Creech and* Miss Alexander Adams have returned to their home In Benson, N. f!„ after a visit to Mrs. A. M. Pope on E Elm street. ♦ * ♦ Mr*. J. B. Brown and non have gone to Greeneboro. N. C.. for a sev eral week* vlnit to relatives and I » M m ■■ <$ ' j •. ■ —” ■ ■ - - X J w,. .v. v -v/. >-. Tills Is Ben Malioiuet, a sheik of Arabia and a brother of the amir of Hedjax, who lias cmne In .-Ymerica in search of Sari, fiancee to Ids hrnihcr, the amir, and daughter of one of the Nchest men in Turkey, who died from grief over her (lls»|i|teHranee after ike rniisllee, -and left her SIOO.OOO.QOtb rl Is ssventeeu i Pr*r»*ia ! m igfgl v wife***..-. Copy right 1920 Hart Stliaffner fit Marx mamm Skjfv-A Advance styles for young men * Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Y OUNG MEN are keen for tftyle; and we know it so well that we prepare for that demand and with greatest care. There are no clothes more stylish, more dignified, in better taste than these new ones from these makers. One, two and three button single-breasted suits; coats a little loneer; square notched lapels; lapels a little lower; openings lower. Then there are the smart douhle-breasTed; you ought , to see them all. ♦ It isn't less important to rtmember that . these clothes are all-wool and perfectly tailored. Young men realize as well as any of us the economy of best quality M. R. CANNON The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. 4 . * , t “The Store Does Things.” i HHHM