University of South Carolina Libraries
i K -> r- 1 i I THV, FLOPtri^E PAIL? TTM1?o ■ ,,,:j. -JU.-y T:--tn?rrr^!r TTTEoPAY AFTERNOON, APRIL tft, 1?"0. V OUR MILK IS HANDLED In Use ni'-st »Tirnfnl man'icr. Krnm <•<>«• lt> yoilr laltlp' every t lnp in il; pnxluelion and pn p aiation has lw«n taknii wAh tho !'<tlr idea ot pi^arvinq Ha pnrit/ and' guarding Jf. from, contamination of any klrd. It* in ctaiificd and paaieurizod rich, pure and wholesome. You'll prefer, it after you have tried it. , • ' , CEHTHAL Milk station Phone 7i«. LURE THAT TEMPTED MANY 7 ^ ± 7 7/ movni y ) -&■* cr Adventurers at V/ell rs Dreamtrt Sought Vainly tor the fabied Fountain of Youth. In thnl far-o.T. never-to he disrov*. ensl ooKiitry In thnt region vvlileh has shlfled and changed Just ns men's minds niter mid expand, in Hint mys tic Rimini was vhnught to he the spring which, if tnsted hy mortals would nsj»iire them Immortal youth On (tint Island hulfhled a fountnln whose waters healed all manner of slckne.-v The inre of the Fountain of Youih seized npon not only the drcnimr. hm caught the fancy of ihe hold mlven turer. I’once de Leon, nml rim redouht- able l»e Koto sought to taste of its life- giving Huid. and it Is perhaps the mystery nml wonder, coupled with de sire. Mint brought about the discovery, not of the fountain, but W Mint part of our country knn-rn as Florida, i It was on the 27th day of March. FM.'L that I’on ce de Leon sighted land whit It lie thought was an island. On April R. which was Easier Sunday, lie took possession of the country in the name of the king of Spain and called It Pasriiu Florida in honor of the day. Me explored (he country mid was obliged lo battle with the Indians, and after many adventures, which Includ ed nnniiie'* voyage in 1521 to found a colony. Mils intrepid navigator suc cumbed to a wound Indicted by a ‘.mv- nge. and died while his vp.jscI was making for ihe island of Porto Itico. You can get one this week it you act at once! The supply is limited only hy an ewer-grow ing <!<• mand. L’nless you call us at once you may he .forced to wait on a future -hiptneii!. « Mot weather will soon In* here, v h'-n the disroin- ,:ott of drudgerv will he emphasi 1. and the de mand for the 11o wer will he incte'isel. 'i ojt \ - ill eventually have one ami whenever you get it. it will last you a lifetime; so \vh\ put it off? Call now fora Home Demonstration Xo. j u n t n v n y o u w DANGER IN ELECTRIC CURRENT E R !T B£ATS. . . AS IT SWEEPS AS IT Cf.E i Paimetto Power & Light Co. “ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE” • % wmmMmmmmmmmmmvsm Neither Fixturen Nor Appliances Should Ever Be Touched by Anything That Is Wet. Nn electric appliances shmild evei he placed where a persim ifi n bath tub can reach them. Such Is the as serf hm of Hr. A. Zimmerii in the Presse Meilicnle (Parts) In enmuten! H:g mi the death of a colleague. Klee- trocutfnn has taken place with a cur rent n!’ only 110 volts under siicli dr cnnistances. The reason ts thnt the wafer on lb* hands and body provides exceptionally favorable conditions for conduction of the current. It is not safe to 'touch even an electric light, heater or hell when In tin* hath. I Victor Zimmern cites recent eases as follows: [i A woman killed hy holding an elec tric light In one wet hand while turn Ing a water faucet vviih the other; n woman killed by wiping with a wet cloth 'the current distributing nppnr attts for an electric heater; n man receiving a severe shock by taking hold of a chandelier while holding an electric light suspended by n wire. It Is very dangerous to change an electric bulb when the hands are wet nr the floor is wet; a slight defect in the Insulation may cause a severe shock or even death. Ovn-cupp ied. Helen was visaing at ihe home of til aunt where there are three men in he family. Her father being the cnlv iinn In her faviTy; tin* s'tiintlon cv|- ten My Interested h-r. and. thinking t over for a m-m c-it or two, sin- bo- bm to laugh and ru'd: ".My, such a lot of nian.; in thi ; ii*-U‘-e.'* Ce'd for th? O/d. An owl observer aw an owl swat, low nine fb-ld mi'-e. one -ifter niiotlvr, and at the expiration of four hours It sw) cved Hui- more mice. ■ The fnrm- ’cr snoiild tilk<- noHcc of i|ic;e facia, for tie ••an wrli sp?r.- n chicken n and tlien for ihe scr lco^ thus n-i- dcred. I'xcluiligo. • Mi!!' From Coron-j*'-. Along the Orange river native-, have an Ingenious way of producing "i dlk." After cutting the top from a coe-.rut they |dace it over r.-b.'-! so that the warmth m* y cause the fat and ••but ter" rnnl.abird In tl.c hud; t;> be at»- sort-cd t>y the uiiM; : thi ctuiic'e the milk':- •I'tantity iind gives It a j ;;!n‘nl>!e emmres MTTLK L1VE1? Pi Li U'lolvi'izejj p,-, pV I.r.-t, The Irdiaa m'nd j- i-alh-d imitative rntle r tl>! , ’i ititt'ative but In the er-i- ploymeni i!<- i-• ; t fa stated on nnthoiity that i-.crv Tn-'v.ai weave baa been fir. t used l>> uii' ivtMy.cd p. -ph-. vS&s BcarinKSiKnctuic A FEW HAYS OF THIS Ti; EAT ME NT WILL P0 I 'ORE FOR YOUR C0?.Y:-L£X!0N THAN ALL THE- BEAUTY DOCTORS IN CREATION;- DhMAbO TbVg utKturtu ■TKwrarsifcri V.’ibc ’ij' • •*.> How Fool fltveals Character. A fool may be known 1 • six things; Anger, without speech; speech, with out profit; change, without progress; Inquire, without object; putting trust ! In a stranger, and mistaking foes for I friends.—Arabian Proverb. A special $7,000,000 plant was built and a specialized organi sation was gathered together to make this tire exclu^vely. Such specialization is typical of Firestone-, V The plant capacity is 16,000 a day. SHIsiA The results are al! in favor of the car owner: Quality at low cost; strength and scien tific balance; car protection; long life; most miles per dollar. Stop tire shopping. Buy Firestones. Mott prr dellir is a Firesion* ptetigt tn thg bigrsr owner as well as to owners of light cars. See the new standard oversize Firestone Cord. $ * •' 'ill Bil|lfj1 l lfr 'KK-'-Cc-C Gin^erAlo /Ami Vi r^ima foie* ♦ > T!ir tin'f imliiattons in tbc ?> r ti« .u .i. nt of k II OM A I [• 4'- • t; * 43 ciiiut.ittr: etc. a;c to netitmbzc the toxins j vlcome arc >'/ till in th* spccihr poisons tj'k j I.J. .•*„ TU-'T*i i -t* s/toW I ! ' II M i ' i:mm \ g’lA ’ rl h 1 ’ i) " ■< H'j ■ . - 1 I 111 ?\ iLJ '!!«': v w a y* t r . t r* •- *. - vf»rv , t->. . " ;wwfj A'JjELF \ 7 } r»i arn:r', t'iie jT 1^ . .11 f4 I thsrf y rrlir /m • i!i s/mptpms 1 a.id prcv'-iTci^ (fitur ittdMi. No ! o/crioadn • yo -r sysrem with 1 drucs. bfiH j w;-p.yvnfu! ct f i A!oe:t’» Rhr.itnt’ic Remfdy -1 once m rwico a dr/ is sulhuetit. i Pnr' jH.dO. j The- KSLLS COMPANY j ' Newburgh, r-i. Y. < j w mark qr txT<f*o/?v w ■ ' . r L) /X ^OfiTCXTS ONI Pi:K> •Hcont/ortATtF.^ rrTjTfs * A Hit .vS\ m m tm, >'■ xs^y;-- . h . A: -i: t <1) , , c 7 \ ; a i / i rr -—{'(-d : rJi T: ■ o -4. ^ O \ V % W ^ 7. \ 0J9//V/C X. . V- ■ ■A