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;- - ? Brutes-Abroad And At Home
The touching details oi Japanfigg. treatment of captur/
' \ ed American and Filipino soldiers, or, B'ataan and Corregi;
dor tell graphically that the Japanese are capable brutes,
? probably sip-passing their allies the fair-skinned German
Nordics. Refugees from Europe have related how the Ger
jomrts, after defeating the .French army,- inflictd brutaPptin
ishment upon Senegalese French' Colonials .-and others of
H African descent. In Paris an untold number of colored i
B-W&nit.*i'i were sterilised and men unsexech From the Pacific
have conic lAumorous accounts of Japanese, raping, slashing
open With bayonets of women and hideous' crimes upon both
men and women. The riewest account simply adds to those
^1 Raymond P. Cronin, former Associated Press Bureau
chief at Manila, included in a?;~AP--story'published Monday
ir daily newspapers now Japanese proiiuHee agahist the i
dark-skinned Filiniiios works. Jananes^ w?r lords f?n?Uv '
Beensented to permitting nursesT and volunteers tend dyi.g j
Band ill men in fin internment camp on. the condition that !
B they "pass over the wounded and dying Filipinos. That disB
closure should nroyr ?tgrrrPinmv.ar. fn... j
who have been irclined to helieW'tFapanese"propaganda, of ]
t'eri?^T "freedom the darker people."' .
B^- brutality the
equal of that of the Japanese-*In South Carolina about two
decades ago'a mob slashed open the body of a colored women
Carrying an ur<bqrii child. In the middle South two
years ago another mob jwsexed two teen age colored boys,^
. < suspected of attempting to rape a white'girl. At Sykes, Mo.
* -7'. two years ago a third mob threw gasoline on. a colored man
and set a match to him and purlshment of prisoners in a
Georgia sWeatbox or a South Carolina penal farm is legend.
., Brutal treatment of humaii-heings whether milit ary or
. gfvi|i|jif~ fg to bp despised no matter whore it .occurs. P
.-r would seem thaf mankind had outgrown it. For ourselves,
it seems that what we did in small doses i? hemp ffitrnn i
back Xo us in amounts so large that it nauseates us.
'-> ? - ;e' No Difference
' .?~Thfl Clmi'lccton JNevvsTrnd Courier criticize <7 the feri.
-eral '^overnmer.t for what it calls, discrimination against
Southern Negroes in not appointing them postmasters,
B (Collectors of internal revenue, etc. At the same time, it
H "rejoicfcs" that they arc not appointed in the South for
the yet unproved and time-worn "reactionary" excuse of
"causing race troubled? ?-?
WhetheV initiated by the federal government 7f thi?
B?News alVl Courier, there is no difference in the segregation
J theory of either excepting that one is political and the
B ' other racial. " ?t ~ ~
: .L ApparenT Unity r
" "? Ij 9uuUi Cm it ih not nf crime i'rtr public official*
to castigate on the colored citizens, numbering 46 per
cent of the population and in majority in 22 of the 46
counties. It is, however, considered "radical and agitatirg"
thaac oitiflcns againsi nrvvaiianlud /UlUcks. ()o^^^..^l^ionaHy^^iiB^neWspatjeis
hears-of itself: "agitator''. It
hears similarly whispered words about Nogro organizations
which rise up to say that the governor -should not have
chased Negroes out of the Sumter Courthouse or that-former
supreme court justice Eugene S. Elease - preaches
"nn+flgonlarrr. And thun far, charges agatrtst Tbese de_
tl ? fenders of Negroes (black defenders) have been about as
r authentic as the "Eleanor hib" rtinuirsT ???
' This newspapev suspects that, thy mass of white people
in South Carolina believes and thinku nt- it rime nlmnl ?ny
Lo.v- citizen, white or black, who stirs the racial pot in public.
m*) fhrir nhntnillinii fnuii " li|ijiinn i ill" uiifin hiinil 1 |ii in
g general Unity among the white
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V1 J TU1TOAL IIUIHI1;
I MiferUkintr and Embalming . 0^
AWYTIMg ANYWHERE
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PEKPtRXKO BY "PROBLEM"'
Editor Lighthouse and Informer:
I am a constant reader of The
Lighthouse and Informer and nev^i
mlis an issue, cannot. nc
matter hoy hard 1 tfcyT understand
the. so-called "race problem." Hotnt
white metv speak bitterly agalrtsl
? -L
me r*rgro ana some XNegroes speaK
bitterly against the white men.
For the past?n Vears T~ Ffavje
worked" with a white man and hit
treatment of me and the other 25
men working on the Job is that
no one is opposed to. We laugh
-talk-and exchange ideas and get
along like two peas in a pod. Or
the other hand. I have heard other
white men inmbnst the Negro
I asked One man, for example, 'Why
| a* Negro and white man could work
together, eat out of tivtr same paib
and yet, could not share the sunu
sent in o bits. His answer was thai
"It would hnrt n ~T7Htte mmv -1
asked him if- the food his colnred
eook cooked didn't hurt, him: hr
stalked, anerllv av/ny
{?-I cannot understand why fnir
! honest and JuSt like poller
4 chief W. S Duktfk aTid deputy"Gaj
ry E. Fairey, late of Branchvllle
(will give their lives for Negm- pro1
tection and yet have men like Rep
[Marion Winters of Berkeley Coun1
ty who wants oc keep mo ele^m
chair for them. N|en like Rep.
i John Long of Union or. Mr. R. S
1 Russell of Atlanta, Georgia, gives
1 tw pleasure to know our sons are
} fighting h^y the sides of their ov,ti
whtt^-others of a he same lace
cause us to curse the day they
1 were born.
Mr. Editor, tell me why uj wo
have the two kinas? I am perplturt'fcd.
James , Singleton McCellnnville,
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"AMERICANS TOO"
Edftor Lighthouse and Informer*
The concert given by the South*
ernalres Monday night at thp Co*
lumbia Township Auditorium made
me' feel good all over and, made me
much prouder of my race. Not only
, was the sinujnj first elu.u unci
the nlanlAt Wonderful, bo' the
speech of the bass^ Mr.. William
Edmoux>n, was one of the finest I
have ever heard. :
Mr. Edmonson got everyoody
told off in a fine way and I wished
that a thousand white- people
had been there to-hear him. and
the others, ill tin- rnnn tirlnAte
Americans Too."
I John H. Washington, Cohynbia,
s. c.
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the landing, Mosserschjnltt 109'f
and Pock-Wolfe 190's. The black
squadron were flying P-40 Warhawks,'
the swine flphter-bombci
planes that Lt, Col. B. O. Davis
Jr., had said cpuld do but threi
j things^?"turn, turn and trun."
GEH FOLK MORE
At least one of thp fliers b
< known to have chased a FoekeJWulfe
19q all the way oyer Rome
before bringing him down.
On Saturday they returned and
accounted for four more.. On ."Jan
28 allied airmen accounted for 2H
t enemy craft -ht~i4te Amtrr^Nef runt
sector or which 5 were credited
to the 99th. The next day alllled
planes got 31 with the 99fh collecting
4 of them. Capt. Flail scored a
double on Saturday, downing t
FW-190 anri .nn ME-10ft. He now
naA a Ironu oi ;l to date.
According to reports this Is tin
! first time the, squadron lias rcalb
tTiad an opp^rtumty Jo get i?
^and- do- batUe . -Horet of or e tnrh
i dutififi. were said to Irave boon -pee
1 marlly patrol, escort and recon
nalssance. When they were turn
i ed loose last week, they wen
j playing ^CHteh
4? The "pilot 1? Who scored victorlei
| on the flrtft of the two day rwooj;
I were 1st Ltp. Robrt Delz, Port
I land, Ore.; Willie Ashley, Sumpter
S. C.; Leon Roberts, Pritchard
Ala,, and Edward Toppls, Sai
Frafieise?: -2nd Lts. Charles Bailey
fanta Oorda, Pla? and Wllsor
Eaglepton, Rloomlngton, Ind., n
' r?n|i* i-l.ill ftvjrj
shared the eighth victory, namely
2nd Lt. Clarence Allen, \_ Mobile
Ala., and 1st! Lt. Howard Bnugh
Petersburgh, Va.v
WIS
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CUOUStt ANI> Its FORMER, t
THE NEED FC
i BY JOHN *
' GOODWILL AMBASSADOR
f j "Alnorif-iny west prized posses
> < sions is the li ieiifishii) of D Tie
; t land Thomas of Charleston an
: I the motion picture industry. I lik
.] him because he is ; modest, unas
siimlr.tr niul plain ihrwnrd in?lu
' tolerances and determination!
( . XwenLy~ years ago, he was lot
; that he would fail as others ha<
j failed if he took over the Lincoli
Theatre. Today the l.^rnin ig rn
best paying hous
>? on its circuit. FI
?>T M r 'Vhoma
Ji *
fort able and fro
or "heada "he
kl^D ,httn Charleston'
> holty more
^ in (, sinKle strok
M"CBAV- rtm more Tn be'
' half of inter-racial goodwill, iha.
^nll nf the citv's organizations an
i "leaders" have in a century,
t Yoti probably read in newspapej
a few weeks. affO- ot the gtftrH"
r site foi>?t he-colored tire-fight in
unit by ills son, Sgt. Damon C
Thomas. The site could have beci
...sold or $5,000.00. The city go* i
for io charge. But behind tlii
^contribution ir> a story we ought t
remember for its lesson in toler
anee, delenplnation and spreaditv
|goodwill-. _
I -Tire colored flrr UfuTT"after fall
1 ing in obtaining desirable sites
f faced dissolution.- removing"** tin
-last from the state and Charleston
The. men comprising if didn't pa
boniv tne TtrRTTi I. * iTor diitv thet
It ami lies, or. I'giQdtes c.t. otiieis liki
j.tlu'in in itu* seuii-bi' repl-'-r?W
"..tilt' lUnc-fficTitV. Tinl Mv.av:
fair wit IT-its colored peoph<jKji&_4t
?a?tough spot. ''. Yopir Wi?'iii<ti few
; much fur the. sue because It wm
| the city M't'gllVt it. or. not sell thi
j.slte if a colored unit was tO \us<
|it. Those things must have perpiex
I ed Mr. Thomas. Th" city wnntoi
] to buy his^lot. " .
, F-nally, he telephoned his sot
, at Fort Knox, Ky.. and -the two de
I cided to just give it to the city pro
vtried it jyould-^ba?used=onl> fur i
ftre~^ righting unit. It shocked cit;
council und officials Council drei
a resolution of appreciation am
mailed It to "M*" Thomas. It wa
probably the., first time that aligns
body had ever -wsed a title befor
a Negro. The morning paper_^sug
gest^d n memorial nlaccme ^commemorating
the gift and silid i
was greater than any service pub
lie officials had rendered Ihe e?t.\
I 'ectiliarly. J_he - colored ixyurgomxtl
was' ai>gry. Whv did he have t.
;Plan todaq for a
QhUfkt&h. FUTURI
complexion. Tn just a few days Bl.icl
and White Bleaching Crc:un logins t
- help vnu have a brighter, softer
smoother skin.' It works 5 w.'l.vs t
piw you a complexion others w ill en*
? you will thrill to: Bt?icKT?e;?ds toosr
?that dull rlaiIter outer rkr,
sapms tx> act daily roll off. C.uutioii. I >
only as directed. At all toilet counter.ecoTioiiw
s:/e-> 'JTk and Always g<
; EiTja? s
NO MOM GRAY, DULL
? or PAnrn hair ~?
USE iess/e Kore's
IMPROVED HAIR DYE
LOOK YOUNGt^OO
-LZrAND tf AUT1FUL ^ J"
IT WON'T WASH OUT
OK RUB OUT. VERY
; SIMPLE TO USE
1 CAUTION: USE ONLY AS
s PIPfCTf P ON L A BEL. __
* I SIND NO MONIY. PAY POST
| MAN ST.00 plus postoqo ts
delivery. Sond srdsr today,.
Satisfaction or moooy roloddad
::rJlSSii~KARl
- OAUYV MAIUITTC d*A ?
^^w?
107 Pitt* Aoo.t Now York City
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JOLUMBia, ? C.?
IR CHANGING
I. Mc CRAY""'
give all that money to the, city
Why didn't he give it -to?oW?e
our organizations? Peace was re
^- stored.
d- pew people knew what prompte
6 Mr. Thomas and his son to~effec
the gift but, the city had done la
vnrs I Or him and had cooperate
wuiiiii mm. nc uicm i ot'iieve ina
d it shpula*De "take-all" re.latlonshi]
cl He' should give when possible. Hi
11 people, hostile to him- for no ua^a
soil beyoud a jealousy, had bee
e good to him. although the good
e npss had coine-from the lime-Tel
j lows. A gift to the city protecte
n, I and assured all of them, no ma tie
e | their ranks. More than that, h
^ I reasoned, "we colored men in bu.si
ihess ought to conduct ourselves a
lot Ihm- -buHhiessrs do. There:
^ I liiiies~wheti nice should he throw
e [nut. Wt1 CTTTi He ambassadors Ti
K : goodwill, if we care to."
* " That. pnrrtTTttv: ts IT 1 it'!,in
s Thnmns of CO it rtrstnrr*. The ambus
" sadof a ltd the wav sonic of us en
!L-iuiLUue bet-t-w appreelnt ion frnr
* our *i(lo of the fence. ,
s
* Dr. Hubert
? :?(Continued
finm I'sgf I)
rt Others 'appearing on the - pro
gram, preceding Dr. Mays' culogj
s who gave three-minutes address?
T included: Rev. F.7 O. Lewis, wh
g said l;r. Hubert was one'of lh
i. worlds choice spirits: Mr. .J. V\
n Williams, who said he was one o
t the greatest humanitarians of hi
s day; MLss Florence M. Read. Spel
a" mini College president, who sa.li
- Dr. Hubert - had absolute rtneerlt;
g and trustworthiness of character
| Rev W. H. Borders, who said h<
Ij was a man who never lost ih
common touch* and had a, big hear
p for " everybody: Rev."' Rylan<
Knight, representing the whit
- Baptists, who said Dr. Hubert va
f a great person, * who possessed i
-. strong heart and great mind Rev
t^Rniiiul Hnnttf wnii ^ntn i . ma?
War. more true" to the high coilirti
4 r>f the nunULty?than Dr Hnher^n
] Dr. . tfufus -IS. Clement m?>it?nj
, had deep appreciation for fh<
? deceased, styling him as a goo<
man who could preach a grea
j sermon without making mucl
tnoi.se: Pev. M f- Kjpp
: he knew no man who had mean
a I more in his life than Dr. Hubert.
Rev. R. H. Mllner ^ read th
a scripture,~arrd RevT C. N. Elll
v offered prayer. The Rev. M. Tat
it pronounced the benediction^ Provi
rt dence Baptist Chureh choir render
8 ed several selections. Prof. Kempt
uorrall _ < it-. j
x ...ncii pnoiuru ui Hit" piano OUI
f. ing the prelude. Mor.ehou.se Quai
Jt, tet. render a touching select to
and Mrs Honest. Peck rendered
t solo. Two hyinns sung by th
_ audience were: "Our Ood. Ou
Helji in Ages Past" and "O tjoy
,r That- \V'itr"hr?r~i el "Me cTo . " ~
' ' CSracing tiie rostiun during ih
services were: President r
Fountain. ,li . <?i Iviorris Brow
- College. Dl. Louie Ii. Newom
white. Mr. KendclL. Weisigei. whit
Drs. ,1. M. Nabrl . "and V. A. Pink.?
ton were listed on the progran
but were unable?to-?n-tenrt. T?e
/, Wm?O. Bivinr. I'nmwitted tin- not!
at Southviow Cemciery with tvr
Bros., morticians, in charge.
A large group of Baptist preach
ers. whom the deceased had taugl
! It isn't TABOO
L).?{_ 1 "T?- . j
for girls to km
t"! ft iris todnv cnn be .uratoful
I . '
^ | some. subjects are discussed trio
t- frankly than they used ;io be.
r Thht's one reason why* t bowsaw
I ni women have <01110 *(> Jjno
iltjoui i'> 'J?u.u h? li'i. non
toko it. as cliroctod. three days b
j-fore "their time'' ro Jieli? relit?
Grandma Didn't
When Her I
Pioneer Home Principle J
Lessens Coughings Lo
When grandma's family Tind
cold she used mutton snot medio?!
r<l in .her own simple?'ibvuoo rem
j dy" vvTTy and rubhed^t on to relie
1 client iwusvio t ij'litttorot, ro~t, di: tit r
j iug night. coughing, .throat tick
_. j iri'ntl and hnmi hiul Puliation.?T
, <lny, there i.; a salvo that eonforr
! to these ifionoor principles ? it
_ Lx l'enat-mr-jnuoju'C linn cutnhinPrtft
^ I active, ingredient? in a sfalrrte
; 4 tthiie base containing motion stn
I A. V ^ t?
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Our Record: Thirty Yeai
?? Licensed
And Fune
There ii no aubatitute I
poaaible by expert ami
"Quality and Service* long
Night. Pricea within tb?
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I DAY PHONE 9
NOTA
RORfcRT A.
I COUNCIL C. CHF.l
^T"
FDR And
Probf CoronMe^ ?
In Consultation
WASHINGTON^ IS N S>?President
Roosevelt and tys D>ree-man
' board appointed to lo^k loin ?
question oi racial^ discrimination
whleh has become .an Issue between
southern railroads and-the Fair
Employment Practices CoimYii.Uee
Kjuauiicu tmuiiuHy nun Mien [)8^nn
orgnnlnntion?mrrtlrrg- *~~
^ I The board members are Judges
1 Walter P. Stacy and William H.
3- Holly^and Mayor Frank J. Laus.che,
18 -of Cleveland.
? Judge fciacv TiTTo Th" members
1 "simply talked to the President.
--+tbmTt~^hal"TW~vvantK us .to do. " HP
. said he hoped the board qonld
finish organization proredure hy
1 today. ^Tuesday).
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Postpone
j H out in in 0?fTTfm Page Ti
neen < hallrncert hi the courts there,
d in Providence. 1-t. 1^, ISJegro mem.
her.', were t:iknn diriicitly tnPV t be
n locals against the objections of the
n1 international oft ire.
A prllale source has revealed
. flint a minority report will be p eI
pared In the event and unfavorable
report' against FEFC Is arrimf at
! hv the jsmtttv committer
at Morehnnse. attended the fu'
nfr.nl 1
|S^? ,?
Hnnr.rnrv paillieprerR were: Will
r Harlow, Most? Collins, Hubert
' Davis. Phillips Cilover, Orandersori.
1 Isaac Green. Oscar Harris. .Jerry,
s .lonea, Jnmcs Lockhart, and FHe
mon Whatlcy. Active pallbearers
il : were.; t.nwler .1. Burt . .. Kennel h
^"Cnry, W. F. Criwl, Kenneth
Days. H. V Fasleson und s K. A.
e HncKlns.
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remaina. Call us Pay or
i rmch of everyone.
Attreo, South fbiroltna
NIGHT PHJNC 30
RY PUBLIC jf
BROOKS, Mitnnger
RKY, Licensed
. : . ' . .s.i.?^p?,
Criminals t
To One Rac
no -such thing as "criminal roce^l
the late Prof. William A. Bonger h
nf Htn TTnliforolf ti /?f A ???*?? avH* ? ?* ? I t
UI vu^ vuivcmuj i>iU0vriU4lll 1
declared in n study ofJ "Race end 1
Crime" just published by. the
rColumbia ifnlveisliy pitmB. ACCOrfll.ing
to the renowned professor, 'j
{ criminal tendencies are no strongs ^
! er in one race than in another,
"Crime is always jimitod to
M:ompftrattvely~... .small nutriber qf
individuals in a race," he" Stat* d.
' "There is nor"more convincing proof
tlint the social milieu, ?and not
race, is the decisive factor than
that offered by the great, change
in aggressive criminality in the. ihole
civilized world ln_the_lRLcst. _
jtet'lfxt in iTHHorv. Aiigrej .' ivi' TTtnte "i
vliiih diminished." * " J
ihe nooK was translated from !
_ilie Dutch by Margaret M. Hor- !
I dky, who disclosed,, that ..Pitif.
t Bonger diet! "Xit^lis own tree will
Teddy Hill Wants
1 To Become Officer I
| PORT DtX,. N J.? fSNST?Ted- 1
dy Hilt, the orchestra leader, is row :
Private Teddy Hfll of the United !
( States Army, where he constantly
| keeps his romrai'.es reminded of Ms I
I versatility as a musician?'"and the
hoys really appreciate a hot lick j
when., played the Titill way,", says '
i the Post, Fort Dix newspaper.
Tito 34-year-old Birmingham ]
i lAktena)?musician.?Who?began"!
j hiWarcer in 1930 with a band orr ;
j ganlzed by Luis Russell, plays the j
| trumpet, "clarinet and saxophone.
I Because of a broken tooth,, he
1 changed from the trumpet to lite
latter two instruments which he j
i has specialized in playing.
"f" Now thaT~Prlvate Hill has launch- '
cd upon an Army careet, it is his
t. ambition?to?loon- an Afifly bund ]
I as u warrant officer |
1 >
Beauticians Work
' -i ? ,
(Continued from Page 1)
i included: Mrs. Hattie Green, Beau--j
| fort; Mrs. Roborta Thompson,
j Union: Mrs. Lucilla Owens, Spar- j
tanburg, Mrs. Jnnie Mae Turner,
AhhevlUe: Mrs. Edmonia Shaw,
t Kumtpf -Mrs: A R T M.aCK. '
Charleston; Miss Jessie Clinokscale,
Miss Florrtn Smith and Mrs. Pauline
B. Holmes," both of Orangeburg.
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COLUMBIA'S I
PROFESSION*
O B B I E ' S
BEAUTY SHOP
"'Those Hollywood Effects"-""
1119'/} Washington St *
V~ (Upstair*!
Telephone 9312
f Mrs. Obbie P. Trapp
? i ~ y
: Ells* Beauty Par! or
" It Pays to Be A Customer'
~~' Pliono 926#
I 107 H Washington S*. Upstairs
MorMn.
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Womw?Do o Soldimr't Jofc
4 - - *? oooyAr-^somrtm
I WAAC
. Ah MY HECRUITIN# 0?K)l
WILLIS C.
' - '--FUNERAt
I >401 Park St root
Henry's Beer Tavern
Barhecue - Fried Chicken - Our
specialty
John H^nrv Washington, - Prop.
2Z3t Read Street
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Atlantic I
Insuran
THE GOLDEN 1
f ' s " / ..J*
'-- ? DISTRICT
i BeautarU South Carol,na
Florence, South Carolina
Orantfhurf. \
; Claims Paid W
Horn* Office: Smith unit Wti
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"T1- ??? t_ ,/.y . ?
JEBBUaBVi?v lutf '?j-i
lot Limited
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aflw tfte lfeir nivnsiHn
S?BELIEVE IN
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Ml laol, Lmmi, Kril, Trcubla, Harm, of.. . 1
Sahara Ic Lack! Carry a ratrafthaaa owUSOl _ ~
Oannina Sjlkaut Bad Lire Il<llJ>n) W >
maka mo maruturtl claims. 91,97 PMtyill
for tha two, with all Information. 91.97 and V
Uo antra if C.O.D. Satisfaction UUABAJf- I
TRRDac Monay ftrturnad. Ordar yauraMOW I
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OtfABABTfrr tlreao Oanutna Brahma Loda> *
tnnaa i ra Al.TVgl Wa hallaaa thay ana food-:??what
you want, tha KRAI, THIMO- FOWEK.
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jntTIOl Folly Onarantaad I Copyright TIA-Oa.
It Nature Sleeps
Ton should try OSR Tablet*. If
yon lark, pep, energy, vitality had ?
don't have natural desires for f? j jj I
and good times. If you .suffer from
tflUM and p?lrtt| ^oiTwl Itajn m [ 1
bad skin. It mar be dm to fuMl j
elimination. HELP NATURE with
ORB TABLETS-nature's herbs la
tattle! from. CAUTION: Take only
as shown by simple directions en
the box. The SAFE PRESCRfPtion-TYPE
iufredtenta In OM|
Tablets five quirk, pleasant re*
lief. Yes, yoaH smile as you 4e yen
daily duty like a healthy man er
woman. SEND NO MONKY-aek 1
postman $1 plus poster for a BIO
bo* Ot 1X0 <>SR TabVts, Or esai 1
$1 n o w and we pay pes la fa I
HEALTH IS POWER-WRIT* TOOAY!
STANDARD REMEDY CO, '
Dept. S. 4. Baltimore 2, Maryland. 1
JYou Ve-NotToo Old |
T.r'UY^m.
? TM? ? 'a for mm aim axw T^
<Hinln? 100 to n. j
. Bonn I fe bill no tlTTfr: "~i It I'?**1*"r ??1?
"*Siii?b of ttu lifli mt Mrt?lroaealwi ?
ml hormone*. Herman, li rrmrt medial
diaeavery combining ritamd* wxl
hori-m?? may ninlUply the vim and nil
< hole mipreeefi. year whole attltade toward
life, may impruv. when r#? heal" ^
' o use Herman. New It Wj he pniiW*
?nrmidme-asp<i men T?t .igAW ?oiay The?
nn?e nDlrlt. vitality and plnmrw that ?
onde their youth a thins ta rememberld<M
year* need net unMwt free* year
_lr*anrea when mt Herman the , ?
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By t
WASHINGTON ST '
BUSINESS MID
ifc DIBECTORT -j
George A, Elmore
Notary Public jfl
Columbia, 8. C
Dr. R P, Pride
J DENTIST -
Gold Crowns, Bridge* and Plgto
Work pt Reatonakl* Pricos
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1117^4
. " 1 . 1 1
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Headquarters for Complete
Waverly Esso
Station " ' : j
Jasper Uairtwelj. Owner F
Pine and Taylor Stsa Ph. 2-8239 ^
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sandwiches and gat Drinkvl
1513 TUrfftlf St. Phone 2-fl
:oast j
ice ca? 1 1
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louth Carolina A - '
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