Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, August 22, 1948, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
laUNDAV, AUGUST 22, 194<
Di!lon Highlights
DILLON, ,S. <j. ? Mrs. Luclle
ft spending a tew days with her 1
mothef. M^S-. Lillian Nichols on 8Lh j
. ' Mrs, Katie Ellison ot Brooklyn,
N. Y, is spending several weeks i
M?atltli her agad mother, Mrs. Mottle?
H Ellison. The elderly Mrs felllson
has been ill foi' several years. <
7 Va? spent several weeks with hei
mnthpr Mrs. Flettte Kllprbt and ?
triends "bfilbre reluming home last i
.
Roosesvelt Jones ot New York Is f
visiting- relatives and Triends here ,
Miss Jessie Brown I3 spending l
several weeks with, her sister before | |
s v seturnlng to her home in Baltimore
Friends of Miss Mildred Camp- *
ben will pe glad to learn that, she ]
:v Is now at honu kfter having been [
confined to the McLeoas infirmary }
in Florence. 8he is recovering nice" ,
. ly. .. iv ' > 1
_ 8gt. ahd Mrs Morris of Tuske- j I
gee, Alabama were jecent guests j \
Quests ot Mrs, fcmma- eage faat j~
week were her son and daughter- '.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs._Lonnie Page I s
of Nichols;. also her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Wall of Greensboro. - ] e
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Visiting her mother on Hamptofi
Street Is Mrs. Thomasena Wardlaw -I 4
of Detroit, Mich. She is the former I '
DOLOR'S^
DIRECTORY ;
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Bethea's Tailoring -U
Sc Dry Cfaaning
"ONE DAY DRY CLEANING ?
AND PRESSING SERVICE" I {
SUITS and DRESSES?60e 1 t
. WaHi Guaranteed t
- Caih and Carry c
Make Conservatism Your Motto by
Giving Us A Trial You Must Br a
FSaPaflid, 1 a
PHONE 5P7-J
408 Wast Main Street . ~fj
Don't Be Mieted? j<
Look Instead ti
ROOMS ? SOFT DRINKS T*
?COLD BEER and WINE
-?-?Confectionary Counter ?y*
D MI1U VIKOJCtlOl
Fried Chicken and Sea I .
Foods Dally ?
__ TAXI SERVICE PAY OR NIGHT M
^^DPTEEDC
Ed Wright, Prop. * h
Phone 9166 |J
209 E. Hampton St. .
Concerning local events, news F
or memorials, etc., consult t
Herbert Crawford, represent- >?
ative of the Lighthouse.
r'-~- BENEDICT
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Pioneer Institution of Higher Le
Columbia, the "Heai
THE FOLLOWING DEG
A.B., B.Th. c
Splendid opportunity for Intellertm
opment.Co-Educ'ational Institution
Registration and Orientatioi
Fall Classes Begin
OFor
Further lnfori
? J. A. BACOATS
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COLUMBIA 1
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CHARTKRE0 AND HIM
Home Fi
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Mi&> Thpmasena Gtbsoq qI_ th
city:?'. . - - * ^
The Dttlon llgers defeated tH
tLorth Carolina Hot Shots 8-2 01
the Npw Town Diamond last Sat
urdav Armstrnrip n;av thv ^w.nigh
af the game.
Spartanburg
SPnRTANBURG, 8. C. ? Johi
Campbell of Newark, N. J., vl.stte<
tils sister, Mrs-. E. E. Wheeler o
rrni III ntrrrfi fo7 two weeks.MrT
and Oreener arid Mi
and Mrs. William Pasley of Nash
ville were recent visitors In thi
:ity.SSra
^W. Fair has returned
:o the city after spending six week
it Temple University, Philadelphli
Penno.
Mrs, -Glee Harbour was in th<
?tty last week to vl-dt iter mdtfiet
Mrs N. E. Littlejohn.
/
Mrs. John Walker left 8unda;
o visit relatives in New Jersey.
- G. W. Bolden and the Rev. W
^ Wilson attended the Elks Con
rention In Philadelphia. Rev. Wll
ton is ij reSanUy a 11 endii ig ttn
JhTtners confab at St. Louis.
Miss Josephine Jackson spent he
uinmer vucation in Nushvllle.
Miss Myrtle Wlliiams and broth
tr, Julius are vacationing in Phlla
lelphiu.
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Zottageville 4-Hers
Represent Stated
WALTERBORO, S. C?Thomas B
pells of the Cottageville 4-H clut
ias been selected along with fivt
ther 4H clubsters of the state U
epresent , South Carolina at the
irst regional 4-H camp, to be helc
t -Southern University, Bator
touge. La? August 24-31, Joseph J
litchell, Colleton c | inty agricultur1
agent, said Tuesday.
Other membersthe delegatior
re: Valada Jennings, Union coun
y; Annie Lee Shird. Florence coun
y; Esther Wragg, Georgetown coun
Y; Herbert. White nnrlingtmv^mmy
and John H. Brown of Falrfielc
ounty. They were selected on thi
>asls of lciunis of Accomplishment
nH mitcfanHjng 4-H pluh \vnrlf hva
* ?W U Inil ' M I rtfs ~ ? X'l U V "STVrll ' v
, five year period.
The Louisiana meeting willJirinj
ogether about 100 outstanding 4-F
lub members from^lS state for fel
:wship, recreation, information an<
ours of the Louisiana 'State Exper
sent stations. ?
Ground Beaufort
BEAUFUHIT S C ? The Daily
Vacation Bible School conducted by
i. Davis Tield its closing-. exercises
>si> wuiiuay morning. Teacher?
'ere Mrs.~^M. Bryant, Mrs. J.
acluon. Mis* H. Ontyson ?nd Mtw
FTPavU 7
Mrs. Viola McHardy of New York
Jity is spenrtnig her vacation with
4rs.. R. Coaxum.
Mrs* Ruth Young and Normal
inckney of Savannah. Ga? wen
he guests of Miss E. Green last
.eekv
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^4rs. Louise Mitchell and daughCOL
LEGE
arning, Located in the (itv of
l'.of the. State.
REES CONFERRED:
indB.D."
il growth and character (develof
Class "A'* ratiliK Moiferate
i September 13, 14, 15
September 16
nation write:
, President? .
OttEGF ___
^rSTCT"
ccepted From $1.00
r GREATER INCQMLJ?
| FROM YOUR SAVINGS 1
| WITH SAFETY . |
NVESTMENTS - TRi
PftlWSED BV THK UNITED HTA
p.Hprnl <S
i LOAN ASSOCIATI
QUINCY W. UlsMER, Secretary
tit Floor of the .Palmetto Buildlnf,
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11! Indian Dress 4
~ Pakistan Creation
" | ORAMBLiINO, LA. (SPECIAld]
[ The present paraphernalia <jf natI
lonansm in India can be attribute?
I to the creation of Pakistan, Miss
1 Perin K. Banker told several hun?
i dred summer students at Grambi'
* i-tnir-College Thursday morning In a
lengthy discourse . on the various
d social, economical and internationI
I al problems facing the inhabitants
of the Par East. Indians dh prar^
tlcular. ?^?
.-I A native of . Nagpur. India. anc>
JI a graduate student at Columbia
? | University working on the docto|
rate degree. Miss Banker came to
i Louisiana to gather data on the
-f teacher Education program jit
1 i Grambling College.
si. T .
* , Citing British Coiomal policies as
j directly responsible for a major pori
tion ,of the present ills, the speake
| er 'declared that education of the
, I massoq will eventually enable India
I to {ake its place among the industrialized
nations of the worfd.
v Briefly ,Miss Kanker touched on
' the geographical location and teri
rahianal aspertfr- of?fhdia, govern.
L ment financed research, population
1 and natural resources. She closed
- }^with u-scholarly dissertation of the
- I Democratic Republic of the Union
s | uf India, trie countiv s new governtlng
body,
N. Y. Lobor Body
Elects Roce Man As
"! Vice-President
NEW YORK (NNTC A; - The Ne#
York State -Federation of Lalxn
? j wound_up Its eight-fifth anual con
* I vent ion at the Hotel Commodore
i'lsist Thursday by electing a slate of
t officers for tire coming year, which
i included the first colored vice presi_
I dent in its history.
) j Among the fifteen vice.presidents
; | named was Thomas C. Young. He is
) secretary of Local 32-B, Building
i Service Employees Union. He is 4<3
1 years 'old, married, ha? three chil?
ren, and lives ,tt 445 West -153a St,
The 1,099 accredited delegates)
gave enthusiastic support to a report
of the group's education com
j nelly, chairman Among the things
- urged by this report was elimination
- I of racial and religious discrimination
-1 from-schools-and colleges
3 Delegates to the convention last
f> Wednesday ov?rwhPtmindly ""A *">
j ciferously upheld the action of the
f- -eredentials-eommlttee -4n?unseatlrt|
twenty delegates who had been inf^.vestigated
on suspicion of being
1 Communists or Communist sym
pathizers. The committee originally
i ; withheld seating twenty-seven delei
gate#, but announced last' Wednes?day
that 'seven of "theni would'be
admitted.
Among the seven admitted was
Peter OUIey, lumber of'ROT'Offley,
- a newspaper man, aTter^he Answer p
ed, "No;" to a, question of whether
' JAr. OtteFy and Matthew Ander>
son later -issued statements nomtina
out-that rfchey_Jiad been cleared of
\ the charges, end adding that they
- had been active In the an ti-Communis
v, faction of local 144, Bulld:
ing Service Employees,
i Prominent among the unseated
I delegates was 'Qharles Collins, .vice
' president of Local 6, Hotel and Club
"] employees, and a candidate for vice
i j president of the federation. His uri'
' seating excluded him from the race
" 1 for vice president.
: Harry Reich, president of Local
89, Hotel and Restaurant Employees,
i linked, the unseating of -the - dele}
gates -to-.their long fight to-elecv-a
I i nolOT<>rl norcnn ?<- -
, aa a vice president
lof the'federation. Last year, in UtiI
ca. these forces nominated Mr. Col't:ard
of thanks
We wfsh?ttr thanfc The maiiy
triends and . neighbors- for cards,
floral expressions, and . kindnesses"
j during-the illness and death of
I Mrs Drusilla Ruff
Cline Ruff, husband
T' - Mi s Flo retire "Rn'ft, dirnghtei -inlaw.
I tern Caroline and Louray an<f Mis*
I H A Holley of Plalrlfi^ld, N J .
hie guests of Mrs. C. Blocker.
Mr and Mrf Jlnunie Russet];
"mid little 'daughter.' Charlotte of
T Lawrencevllle.?Vn . were?guests?<->f
thjet" parents, Mr and Mrs David
ttrown lasi week.
to $10,000."
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tJST FUNDS
T.KS GOVERNMENT
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THE LIGHTHOUSE AND INFORMI
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"* FAMILY REUNION- After fifL>
years oi separation, during which
rhe rnernhrrs have lived tn~v&rk>u?
parts of the nation, the Lowman
j family of Colombia held a re-union
last Saturday night, at the home
'fit Ml- nnrl \A'v c C2\-.?1?r... r* ?. ? u i ?
... ?.w? K^ltvuvti liUI 1X J
West Columbia.
Relatives and many frmnde jollied
iti the occasion, one featur- "1
i which was a grand old barbecue
i The evening was given to exchanRt
lug tales of "what's been happei*
j ing since I last saw you."
Tlie?c;ght' member:, of the family
all surviving of 15 children. are
j shown above, left, to right. (Seated:
Mrs. Shelton. Lonck-, West .Columbia"
and hostess to the reunion:
Mrs William Rhoten, "New YotV.
! City, Mrs. James Waters. New York
City.
Dawson Tj
Demo Offic
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4 , NEW YORK? (NNPA>?HcprOSOn',
J/Jtive 'William l, u.iwson, Democrat
I of Illinois, Monday, August 9. took
i over control of an all-colored di.
. vision" m the hea<kpntrtr?rs^crf?'T11
Derno^etttrcr national committee a.
'-jtfw Biltmore Hotel here.
~| Mr. Dau-toh. who is' assistant tc
1 Senator J. Howard - ?McOrath-, of
j Rhode Is" tnd, chairman of the Dem
i ocratic Ratidnul Committee, told
I the press he planned to op^p two
lins, (or the position, as they did
jp.gajn this year.-'
1 I Prior to adjustment, the conven1
i.tion' amended the federation's .contsitution
to bar Communists and all
! others seeking to overthrow "the
Government by force and violence
i from holding ofice or acting us de>
."legates^ to. it's conventions.
J : Learn Bea
The GAR
?L. Prepare Yourself
Low Co:
Garner's School <
lt'% Easy Thorp
204 Manning Avenue
PHONE 1 0?
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ALLEN U
"A" J
Accredited by the Depart met
Carolina?A.i*-i tiidiTed?b-y?the;
Jury Schools and Colleges
4 - - Whplesome
Einvironme
! Offering^ Degree
Coc
' Bachelor of Arts 4 Bcic
A Bachelor of Scicync*
A Bachelor of Scier
* Bachelor of Se
- Education?
* Bachelor c
* Bacheto
A Courses in Music, O
' 1948 FALL SEi
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CCDTCMD
?Tkr I LIVID
FOR INTORAA
} SAMUEL R. HIG
I - v .: ALIEN Uf
? Columbia 13,
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"v5>/^j6ixfi5^$-,v^r*? ^B^35WB
:.- Standing, left to rifcht: Mrs. Ar- ]
thur Hayes. Columbia; ,J H Low";han.
Juh-> T/xrjfTa'n. both of Lake- .
land. Ga ; Henry Lowinan, Green i
"Cove Springs. Florida - and Mrs
John Morris. New York Ctiv.
CHERTS LISTED
Among guests who joined with
^ cation Javere^out- of tmvn : MrT and_
Mrs J W Satterwhite and daugh
ter. Miss Beulah Satterwhite. all i
... of Clurppelle, S. C., Archie Waters. iJ
West Palm Beach,*. Florjda: Miss 1
Lav time I.a:ie and Mrs Amelia] ;
Clardy. New York City. Mrs Re- i '
becca rhonipson, Orlando. Flit ; i '
'Mrs*!' Eugene Durkee. Washington.
D. C. Mr 'and Mrs. Jis.se Lorj^-k j
and Win. S ; Loric'.t*. ill of I hilr- .j
: ueiphia | ? ~
. Columbians and West Columbians <
ikes Over ~
:e Control
*T " />". l
L, btiu.ch olL.f,. one urobablv m Chi- *!
, cago, to solicit. contributions among
: ; colo'red_ people of the Mi'd^est, audi
. . uiit- on tilt- Pacific Coast The Pn. c
j; cific CoaaI ij f fice w III be l'nohf
l three California cities? Oakland, |
j Los Angeles or San Francisco.
i Asked if the continuance of the '-colored
group was notour conflict1 j
, with the announcement recently by i
j ; Mr. McOfrltb Ihwi tl^? Ohio red di- .
> I vision would be abolished and its |
{colored workers dispersed among?
other units, Mr. Dawson replied:
[': "Four years ago r was assistant 1
to>the national committeeman and ^
we liad this same sort of an organi- '1
I station. It was not publicly known
1 as '.the Negro division then, but it ,s
' was carried on the budget 6f the na- 1
tional committee as the Negro dt- 1:
-visioVi. This year it will not oe "
-ivmtwtv uv the Nrgro division,""eVeX: ^
ii
uty Culture
NER WAY 7 7
for o Secor?~foturO
st Tuition '
of Beauty Culture
ugh Inexpensive .
Sumter, S. C.
?9 I or 350-J "
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NIVERSITY :
?ATED
it of f ducafion. State of Soutfi ,
"Sui.itfie.-i m A vsOttU'HUn of Se'con ^
>nt * Competent Faculty
S.in the Following
trses:
helor^T^cience
?.in Education
ice in Home Economics
ionce in Business t>f
Theology ? -jr
of Divinity
rgan, Piano and Voice
rri^^i np
)3IVjrM DtVjrllNb
ER 13,1948
AT ION WRITE
GINS, President _isHVERSI
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South Carolina
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jresent were: Mr and Mrs M mTi
Drcher. Mr and Mrs Samuel '
fir irk- St i- .ii.l s < * ' > --' > -
.... ...... .ma, jauwmtt ia>- r
infki Rev. and Mrs. B C. Cunningham.
Wni. D. Jackson, Miss
Annu- Mae Jackson. Thomas L
Ruff, Mis Palmer "Chappelle, Miss
Vivian Chappelle; Calmer Chappc'lly,
Jr.,. George . Wheeler,?Jr.. Mrs
Kike Epp.s, Mis. Andrew W
Simkins; Mrs. Blanche Brown. Mr
and Mrs. Henry Bowman, Mrs Ida
Lee Lowman. Mrs. John Wiley. .
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hayes, Mr _
ind Msr. Shelton Lorick, Jubc
Lowman, J H Lowman, Mrs Wm
Rhoten. Mrs. James Waters; Mrs.
Renry Fertick; Mrs. Helen Brown
Shelton Lorick, Jr.. Miss Rachel '
Lorick. Mrs John Morris,' James
Monroe. John Trapp, Charlie My- '
rs. Mrs Arabelle Jones and Mrs.
'Jrant Anderson?
n the bucket, for we will rnice ma
TOTi lunds and expect to have .a
esidue to irlve to the national "com-T
nittee lor its other work."
The Republican National CommltFe
maintains a colored diVision.
Herbert L Bruce, national chairnan
of the Truman for President i.
Wational Crusade, a rival co.ored t
;roup which aims to raise $1,000,000'j
or ino ituman campaign chest, said
he five Tammany district leaders ,
>f Harlem had promised to raise .
tnousaivds-of-doUa^s77 before Labor ,
Day for his organization, which has
headquarters in the Hotel Theresu. J
%
Mt. Pleasant Gets
*~MT. PLEASANT, S. C. ? This
own's first YWCA branch was or- i
;anized here Friday evening by Pasor,i}.
Johnson, civic leader. I
Officers are: Miss Gloria Lucas, j
ecretary; Miss Verdell Richardson, j
reasurer; Miss Shirley Horry, re- <
sorter, Miss Elfeda Singleton, chair- f
nan and the following members of \
he ctTmmlPee on entertainment, i
lie Jenkins, also vice president.
M.EAM0E
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Organizer and I'residt
trial Bank of Washinj
Formerly President,
Realty an'd In vest mt
' ration; also former Tc
teacher; fcraduate, Pr
State Norni'al School,
f-y Howard U niversit v I >
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RAPS SOUT
S WEST AFRICA
LAKE SUCCESS, H. Y.?(-ANP)Although
the United Nations True
teeship council looked with dlsfavoi
upon the. administration of South
west Africa by the Union of Soutl
Africa, it refused to Agree on a So
viet Union proposal that the U1
take over control o' the mandatec
The council's report stated tha
the Union or South Africa had tall
ed to restore the traditional lan<
rights taken away J irom African
Cheraw News
T CHERAW. S.C?Mrs. Nellie Leslie
and daughter, Mrs. Mary Quick, o
Stanford, Conn., are in the city vis
iting h?r sisters, Mrs. Bessie Dorse;
and Mrs. B. L. McClellan.
Mrs. Aiex West has returned t<
her noiae in Richmond after t
pleasant visit with her brother an<
niece, Ptolemy Powe tfnd'Mrs. Myr
tie Alford.
-Friends will regie! to learn' tha
Miss Amy Mellogv of Chestn^j. St
1; sick at this writing. ^
?Mlr.fi Margnrct "ffftWnmin re
turned home from New York Cit;
and Washington-, D C., after spend
ir.g her vacation there. - '
Mrs. S. W. Peas is at home gfte;
a successful Summer, Session a
Benedict College, Columbia, S. C.
TAKE A LOOK I
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V ??vu.n _ W~/rfUXYKX
CALL DUCT n STOMACM
cau ,
(* fIHTIS1TNI
simj / vp-pigyM
wmrrvr -M~
Studv tha above drawlns for a few mln
?utaa,?Wotiae fwWwhrty how me DU
flow* from Che liver Into and out of ttv
gall-bladder and- thane? Into the amal
Intestine where It mlxe* with the parti;
dictated food Juat below the stomach
Bbg.i# * nettwry SdjUPQt to proper dl
ceation. Ita abaence from the InteatTnei
toe vita hi r caueee putrefaction and f?r
mentation. e- ? NATURES
DANGER!SIGNALS
When yoijir stomach, liver, and gal
tiladder nave been upset by linprope
.eating or drinking, or when, they an
not working well because retained ant
. putrefvlng food matter In your lutes
:gar?agtfvi
ome of the following symptoms:
Your breath may become unpleas
ant (halitosis), your tongue coated, i
| ATLANtic"
DISTRICT
THE GOLDEN
Beaufort, South Carolina
Florence, South Carolina
Home Office Smith and We
Orangeburg, South Carolina
Claims Paid V
Greenville, South Carolina
a i.v ins
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va\vv
a iii ?
l?LAS^i;S tu>rtt
in the lug. Bl?^?
Ill-ounce b6tti?! <46^
JL^ i tfo
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H AFRICA'S "
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M Ji M E| B> B 9PHM - "w
MANDATE
.
during the German region#. tfcpfrfw**!
- -vnly hi .percent ol?Urn (ien?ny*s ?y
r budget.wu being used for the. *#-' V
fare of the native population and
i that restriction of Africans to ?
- epeclfig. araa4.yga not "ooodUciee to
5 their general advancement.";
* It aleo touched upon tin fttniM* J **
- mtrintlnn pmritlnril In *irhi>^^iiiTlj?Sl ". '
* vices. Africans, comprising nixxe-1
tenths of the total population, hare
1 only four state-owned ' TgftTOfcJ:
a| while Europeans have seven state 7 %
aided Institutions. The report also
j ?olhted out that ortly six btfUial
. African schools for 566 pupils wfQgg
provided in 1946, as compared math
B |.63- for 6,415 European pupils,
ff ' supporting Russia in tiie-piopQaaL
. | to put the territory under UN sq&> \
v i trol were Costa Rica, Mexico, China,
| the Philippines and Iraq. Britain.
3 ! the United States, Prance, Belgium,
i Australia and New Zealand formed
i the opposition. :
PRICES
t The Department of Agi/Ujtwe ?
. predicts that retail food ?? </???
. next, few months, with .meats,.?
y other livestock jjnxlucls leading- IK f "
- i advance. Two factors likely fr> psmh' *prices
higher are: Record ooaiiuaer
r buying power and a, decline ihtfta i_
t output of meats and other livestock
products.
if VOIR IRSIIES X
I bad taste In vour month your if*>>?
(and tobacco) lose their natural v a
flavor, your food does not agree Sftth \ -4 f
you; you may haVe hesribsnv.ape ' 2\
and dixzT spells, you may be tiftUoiepi
with belching; at night the .gas Its X
your bowels may press ian?;iS8r, *
bladder making you get up PmgigBri Qia.
ly, thus breaking into your sleep.<
In the morning you- are- tired in*
stead of refreshed. Qraduaily jpmgr
health is Impaired, v- > '"vCY
Your complexion may become sal* - . ?
j low or bilious; dark rings may appear/. I'
under your eyes, you may fern Mr* <, _
dull and Irritable or blue and ^S^\ Tr'
[catarrh)-, or ah
ixjwetb 6iop^ cneir
i trlt'tv M^a^y^Sctws0Mant^^^
The beneficial effect* of Caftetofc* ?
L lie in the fact that they are (l> tam?
r tive, (2) antiseptic to the inteetloea.
i- (3) diuretic to the kldneya> (41 agof- \. ,
i rectlons. At yourdruofiitr. , ^ r-'
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COMT UFE I
NCE CO. r
p OFFICES:
RULE COMPANY
- ColnmbUi ftonth UniM f
Georgetown, feooth Corotttit '
ntworth 8tin Charleston. 8. C.
Spartanburg, Sooth ;
Within 24 Hours
HarUVille. Sooth Cinlpoi . ^7
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