The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 21, 1913, Image 7
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MAY 21,1913.
MOTOR CHAPEL
FOR SOUTHWEST
WI Bo Used kj Catholic CM
EitoHSioo Society.
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CHARLESTON ADVER 1
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8t*r»op«icon Outfit Among Its Equip-
mont In Addition to Folding Confos-
•ionol. Organ, Rack Fitted With Tu
bular BoiTs for Outside and Small
Chime For Use at the Altar.
Tbe motor proftelled ebureb in the
latest uod moat improved means of car-
rylnp religion Into the wilderness. The
first one ever built in tbls country is
now being equipped for tbe Catholic
Cburtb Extension society and will sup
plement tbe work being done by rail
road chapels
Tbe car wns built by a well known
automobile company at an approximate
coat of 19.000 and will be used in those
sections of the southwest where tbe
members of churches utv too widely
scattered on ranches and in settle
ments to attend u regular church. It
will iienetrate regions where railroads
do not at present enter. Irwill be in
charge of two priests and will carry all
the religious equipment commonly
Tound hi a church.
r, The car is known as the Motor
Chattel St. Peter and was presented to
tbe extension society by a meinlwr of
a westeni branch of tbe Woman’s aux
iliary. It was constructed on a stand
ard chassis of two tons capacity. In
addition to tbe regular equipment a
20 by .10 foot gable naif khaki tent,
with seven and one-half foot walls,
will be curried on top of the car. It
will be erected and stretched over tbe
whole car when shelter from mlu or
protection against the beat of the sun
is required.
r Two Wook Stops.
i According to the plans announced,
tbe car will remain at each stopping
place for two weeks, during which
time daily services ami worship will
he held for all Catholic |»eople in the
territory. To assist tbe prli*sts stero
opticon lectures on the doctrines ot tbe
church will lie given, the power for the
lantern being supplied by an electric
lighting system with which the cur is
provided. The equipment of the car In
cludes all the usual church lamiplier-
nalta and essentials for carrying out
tbe rites of thf^rfaurcb In regular form
mad with appropriate solemnity.
The exterior coustructlou readily dis
closes tbe nature of the mission for
which the car will be employed. Tbe
name of tlie society is lettered In gold
tbe full length of the car. and the side
panel also discloses the name of tbe
car and tbe coat of arms nr tbe society
Tbe light cathedral windows, with a
cross design In tbe center of each, and
tbe somber gray finish of tlie cur dis
tinguish It from rommcn ii I vehicles.
A feature of the Nsly is tlie folding
door construction nud tlie ingeniously
Inatalled drop platform which give ap
proximately double tlie Hour s|iuce to
the car when services are lieing held
The sides of the car o|<eu by means ot
folding doors, whirl) cover tlie rear and
rear half of tl.e sides mid are ud-
Jbsted to form tlie sanctuary walls
In tbe center of tbe platform exten
sions Is set tbe handsome quarter saw
ed oak combination altar and vest
ment cabinet, with Its ornamented
brass accessories. Along tbe outer
edge of the platform are fitted de
mountable brass standards, with heavy
silk cord guards. Tlie fi«s*r of tlie en
tire platform is covered with a deep
green bnissels car;»ct. and n green
draped curtain bangs from tlie plat
form extension to the ground En
trance and exit are by an oak stair
wag flunked by brushed brass stand
ards and brass chain guards, which
lead from the ground to the altar.
In the e^losiastb n! equipment are
Included a folding confessional, a fold
Ing organ, and a folding rack fitful
with large tubular U*!ls for outside
use. and a small chime for use at the
altar.
Home on Whools*
When the altar is not In use It is
pushed to the extreme rear, and the
space In front Is given over to living
quarter* for the priests A large oak
cabinet fitted with several compart
ments occupl«*s the forward Interior
apace and contains lockers for the r«er-
sonal effects of two [»ersons. lockers for
folding cots and l*ed clothes, drawers
for hooks, stationery, typewriter, cook-
lag utensils, tableware and a light sup
ply of provisions. <*,
Another cak cabinet built In one side
of tbe interior of the car contains com
partments for towels, lavatorv and
drinking water supplies, a rt»edi<-ine
cabinet fttted with n mirror and a drop
door arrangement to serve ns a «<>m-
blnation wasbstand and tyietfritlng
desk. On the opposite side of tlie inte-
Ynct mutiou parties are the vugue of
tor lily in Stockholm. Sweden.
Mrs ITistun of Princeton, formerly
Mrs tlrovir Cleveland, has Joined tbe
nnti-kufi’rugist movement.
Men «!*> ur.t attain their maximum of
efficiency until they are over sixty,
says Iir Harvey W. Whey.
Ib-.isin seeds are valuable, tlie depart
ment of agriculture has discovered,
yielding four marketable byproducts.
Wellesley college girls celebrated
May day by aiywaring on the campus
dressed as scrubwomen and carrying
pails of sonpsuda They scoured all
the statue* on the college grounds.
Louis Cohen & Company
THE ARCADE STORE ^
232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street
CHARLESTON,. SOUTH CAROUNA
The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House in the South.
A SURPLUS SALK
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An ord'.nsnce in Kearny. X. J.. re
quiring cbildrqn living in a bouse where
there was whooping cough to wear yel
low bunds around their arms was re
scinded owing to the protest* of par
ents.
AN EVENT WITHOUT PARALLEL IN THE ENTIRE #
HISTORY. $75,000.00 STOCK SACRIFICED FOR *
WHOLE SALE COST AND LESS.
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PASSAGE OF FLEET TO
TRY THE PANAMA CANAL
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
-ABOUND ALL OVER OUR GREAT STORE
BARGAINS!
Plans Made to Mobilise Skips In Pa
cific for Test.
Plans are lieing formed for the mobi-
llxation of the Atlantic fleet on the Pa
cific coast ner.t fall or early winter
Tbe fleet yvill l-e sent through tbe
Panama canal ns »tMiu us it is complet
ed In order to determine how well and
bow quickly this may be accomplished
in case of necessity.
Secretary lumJcl*. after n conference
with Secretary Garrison, who had tele
graphed Colonel Goethals for definite
Information, finds that tbe chief engi
neer expects tbe yvnter to l>e tnrned
into tbe Culebm cut in October and
that one flight of locks at cncli end of
tJ^e canal will then he ready for use.
Colonel Goethals said tlie o|tening of
tbe cunaf had always been predicated
on tbe condition of the slides and tbe
completion of tbe locks. If in October,
when tU* water is turned in n^Culebra.
•lides do n<4 prevent. It will tie pos
sible to pass vessels through. Colonel
Goethals is cqnfident of being aide to
pas* vessels tliningh by tlie end of the
year, ut ail events.
It U planned to send tbe Pram
throng!) the canal. If possible, on her
way to It* used In Aniuudsen's arctic
cruise, and that ship will lie the first
after tbe old Isittleshlp Oregon, to go
through Colonel Goethals. however.
Fives no positive assurances ns to tbe
time when the canal may be used be
cause of the uncertainty of slide* at
Cnlebra.
ALL OF OUR NEW SPRING SUITS ARE INCLUD- WAISTS;
ED IN THIS MAMMOTH CLEARANCE SALE.
WAISTS!
WAISTS!
WAISTS!
J12.98 Suits Reduce^ to * 9.48
$15.00 Suits Reduced to 11.79
$17.50 Sujts Reduced to • 13.39
$20.00 Suits Reduced to l«-39
$25.00 Suits Reduced to • • • • *9.98
30.00 Suits Reduced to 24.39
$37.50 Suits Reduced to 29.98
All of our Dresses reduced in like per centage for
Clearance.
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7 5c and 89c White Lawn Lingerie Waists Re
duced to .90.43
$1-00 White Lawn Lingerie Waists Reduced to 0.07
$1.5o White Lawn and Linen Waists Reduced
to I-**
$2.50 White !-awn and Linen Waists Reduced
to ?... 2.13
Write us for your wants, the same price cuts prevail
all over our store.
SEE CHARLESTON FIRST.
WHEN VISITING THE CITY BY THE SEA, DON’T FAIL TO
STOP IN TO
0SLER TELLS HOW TO LIVE
Life la • Habit. Ha Says In Address at
Yal* University.
Sir William Osier of Ixmdon outlined
a new method of life while address
ing tbe Yale university students re
cently. He urged them to live for tb*
present
“My method I* the freshest oldest,
simplest and usefulest handle In which
te fit your tool of life." he said "For
get tbe T*ist. forget tbe future. Life I*
a haiilt us hard or as easy to acquire
us any other In life. I’m ro genius—
my friends have found out that—but
take no thought for the future, touch
a button thaf will shut off (he past
and another that will shut off tbe fu
ture. and you will have a vaccine that
will insure you ngnin>*t ail morbid
thought When the load of tomorrow
Is added to the loud <>f yesterday many
men falter on the way.
"Tile first two hours of a day deter
mine that dny. If you have l»een
romping with the younger Aphrodite
the night In-fore you will tie ns bleary
eyed i.s a fi-W when you get up and the
day will l«e lost tjuit tobacco and
liquor Bright eyes are the thing, and
Wight eyes never came from too free
Indulgence.”
OSCAR LEVY’S
MOST RELIABLE
CLOTHING STORE
JUST NOW PRICES ARE CUT IN HALF A\D STILL WE
GUARANTEE EVERY PURCHASE
$ AT
313-313 KING S. W. CORNER OF MORRIS
The Handsome Green Comer
CYPRESS
SASH, DOORS and BUNDS
Largest Manufacturing stock house in
the South. Special sizes on short
notice. „ >
A. H. FISCHER CO.
Charleston, - S. C.
Smoaks Blacksmith Shop
Will do your repairing reasonably as to
price and well as to workmanship. We use
none but the best material in making re
pairs. Your further patronage will be ap
preciated.
Your horses shod at any time. Mr. B. F-
Fralix has charge of the shop and hoitee
shoeing, and will be glad to see you. Open
all the time. , 9—* \
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
Smoaks Blacksmith Shop
DR. H. M.
SMOAKS.
CARTER, PROPRIETOR
SOUTH CAROLINA
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Attention Ladies
H
WILL DUPLICATE CARAVEL
Harvard Students to Build Raplica of
Columbus’ Vassal.
The*student* of Harvard university
have a-ked Cayo Ptign of Madrid, the
designer nf the Columbus caravel at
the Chicago expodtlon. to sell bis de
signs. a* they pnq>o*e to construct
similar caravel to pas* through the
Panama canal at Its inauguration a* n
compliment to Spain It Is pn>i*o*ed
that the ship *6ull go to San Francisco
afterward
Senor Pugn replied that he would pre
sent, the designs willingly without any
cost.
Models of the Nina, tbe Pinta and the
Santa Maria. Columbus’ three famous
little vessels, were exhibited ut the Co-
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Rooting, Brick.
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And all Builders Material Carried in
Stock in all Merchantable Sizes. Orders
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promptly filled.
Let us figure with you. We are sure
our prices will save you money on your
needs.
We are Headquarters for Millinery,
Dress Goods, Ready-to-Wear Garments;
Laces, Ribbons, etc. Renewing Hats a Spe
cialty. Be sure to see me before you buy-
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Mrs. B.
Walterboro, ,
Levy
s. c.
llor Is arranged a drop leaf, with ad i lombiau ex|Hr*ition in Chicago lu 1S93.
Juatable metal bracket! to *erve a* 1 ' a
Panama Radio Station.
The high jiuwer radio station for tb*
Panama canal will bo erectfed at Cab]
inlto. on the relocated Panama rail
road. according to Shipping Illustrated,
about midway-between tbe terminals.
There will he three too foot steel tow
ers. an operating building, a power
building, tbe uecesaary quarter* and •
Will Receive “New- Mummy. ™ ter and lighting •yrtem. AlOOkilo-
Tbe BLhetnlan club of San Francisco what radio set will be installed, and a
fc to rwbtvV from Egvnt a mummy chain of high power stations then will
„ :? r ?T* iT * froiu Lgypi be MtablUbed In Hawaii,Samoa, Guam
writing desk and general table
A* many ns three cots can be erected
la berth style, suspended by means of
brass chains. Two extra army folding
cot* are included In the outfit, to he
used when desired. The car Is twenty-
one feet long, six feet nine Indie* wide
and twelve feet high
C. A. SAVAGE.
luifactorer of Rough aid Dressed - Lorater.
Walterboro, : i : :
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S.
DifCSS.
HIvL'm** v
®r tbe Rameoee peolod to replace ooe
daatroyad in tb* fire of 190&
S OF HUM ll It ilx-
Utn4, ICO u*
tsfll SI every meal every <L>. 100
Film M.n direct from «ke r il
and tb* rblilppinaa.
or moe*y order.
B0t, Ota Bouti L.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Day*
Yoor dnmfitt » 1 3 refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fail* to cure any case of Itching,
Blind. Bleeding “» Protruding Pile* in t In 14 dayi
T!m Likt giro Late *od JlctL Uc. i
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, ’
JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC
WATCHES,
J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store.
.. Next to Postoffice
Fine Repair Work a Specialty.
WALTERBORO, : : : S. C.
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