Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION TO MEET AUGUST 3M1 The Lexington Baptist Association ^ "will meet with Providence Baptist unurcn Saturday and Sunday August 38 and SI, An interesting- program has been prepared and the prospects * * (or a pleasant and . proltable session are very bright The program is as follows: U ;>& :;?Siv y V :' Saturday 10 A. M. to 10:30 A. M. Devotional Exercises. 10:30 to 11 A. M. Enrollment of delegates and report from Churches. 11 to 11:30 A. M. Introductory sermon by Rev. J. E. Pasco. 11:30 to 12 A. M. First Query; Is it the duty of every Church member to be informed in the Word of God S?r?r1 TOArlr r\f V>i<a Vin frrlnrn ' Tf sn liV I what means may it be done? Dis\ cussion by Rev. S. R. Taylor. 12 to 1:30 P. M. Noon recess. 1:30 to ? P. M. Second Query; What is implied in the duty of Christians to love one another? Discussion by Rev. O. W. Crowder. i 2 P. M. to 2:30 P. M. Third Query: | What is the Scriptural idea of church j discipline and are our churches con- j forming to it? Discussion by Rev. J. j P. Corder. 2:30 to 3:30 P. M. Miscellaneous j business: 3.30 P. M. Adjournment to Sunday 10 A. M. Sunday 10 A. M. to 11 A. M. Sunday school exercise and discussion of the importance of a Sunday school to the church. Disicussion by G. P.Kirkland. 11 A. M. to 1 A. M. Missionary sery* mon by Rev. R. O. Jeffcoat. Adjourn1 ment. ; E. O. Hall, J. F. Gunter, H. Ji Westmoreland. B. L. Kirkland. ? COMMITTEE. FOR LADIES ONLY. .Jf Do you know that we can sell you .j? two and sometimes three fine silk 0? .dresses for the price of one in some j * other stores? You may ask how we j can do it? , Don't ask any questions. If V-Come and see for yourself; that is the best proof. We are receiving big shipments daily from our New York r buyer and. itvis a safe bet that our litf tie store .Is selling mo^dresses than any three stores put together in Co-; ' * : J lumbia. Serges,* Georgette^ Tricolettes, Tricotines, Crepe de Chines, -Charmeuse; all the newest weaves and 0 ... styles; hundreds to select from. Come in and pick them off of the rack. Prices from $6.95 to $29.50. All of them world beaters. Extra special, 100 in size 32 Suits to arrive Tuesday at $14.95 each. Furtick's Sample j Store, corner Gervais and Gates Sts. ; ltc. i . . I ; CALOMEL DYNAMITES A SLUGGISH LIVER >- ' _ Crashes into sour bile, making you sick and you lose a day's work i Calomel salivates! It's mercury. Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug gish liver. When calomel comes into { contact with sour bile it crashes into it, causing cramping and nausea. If you feel bilious; headachy;consti j pated and all knocked out, just go to your druggist and get a bottle of Dod son's Liver Tone for a few cents which is a harmless vegetable subst: i AnlnmAl TOI-A n i tULtJ XVI uangci u us laxuxucx. x c*n.c a spoonful and if it doesn't sart your liver and straighten you up better and j quicker than nasty calomel and with out making you sick, you just go back . and get your money. If you take calomel today you'll be 'sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides :it may salivate you, while if you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake Tip feeling great, full of ambition and ready for work or play. It's harm less, pleasant and safe to give to chil den; they like it. Don't take calomel! It makes you sick the next day; it loses you a day's work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great Give it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe. . ) MONEY TO LEND ! 1 On farm lands. Easy Terms, Low interest. JAMES B. MURPHY, j; ATTORNEY. 1113 Pa metro Bid?., Columbia. 5. C CAROLINA N\ Gaffney?In spite of the vigilance of the officers, the blind tigers of Cherokee county are still operating. Greenville?The Coviagtoa Chain Stores, with their main house in Greenville, were commissioned, with a proposed capital stock of $15,0##. Greenville?W. M. Thornbilt, seo tlon foreman of one of the Southern "Rnilxt-n v rrvrtrt mpf almost in stant death when struck by a string of cars in the Southern freight yards. His body was badly mangled. Columbia?Building operations in Columbia are booming, according to I records taken from the books of W. J. j May, city building inspector. Permits [for 11 residences were issued during the last week to cost $74,100. The City Development Company proposes to erect five modern dwellings to cost $37,000. Beaufort?Although the formal opening or me new 1. w. c. a. nosiess house at Parris Island will not take place until about September 15, the house will be open to the public and for tbe entertainment of the marines and their visitors about August 15. Timmonsville?One of the biggest land sales that has ever been made in this section took place when F. H. | and T. B. Young and J. E. Lunn, prominent farmers of the Ebenezer section, purchased the McKnight" lands of Ebenezer for $110,000. There are 900 acres in the tract. , A SI . *: . Ztl I Wet With Sw Sweat Rusts I Come then and see for yc out range bodies from the ins copper. See the air spaces f( 111 11 ^ j The Copper-Clad Ran jjjj fussy. of ornaments. insi'If of the hody. clear oui C ?clear out of the way. If in c?I ranges, the frills ami o 51 and fuss and feathers all < i| average ran ye 'Would have 0 ^ ed 4 0 years airo. || Clean, smooth, plain, elei iHOT J ALFALFA BiSCUiTS j FREE SBBiQSa ' ? mm mmmmmmmmmtmrnmammmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmrnmi^ammmmmmamm EWS IN BRIEF Columbia?lVfter spending1 several months in the Piedmont section of the two Garolinas and achieving some wonderful results, the International Harvester Company's farm demonstration crew will leave South Caro! lina Sentpmhpv t rrossinj? to Hart j well, Ga. | ???** | Bennettsville?-John H. Lewi# has { offered hi# resignation as county suj pervisor, effective as soon as his sucj cessor is appointed and qualifies. ! Edgefield ? The Edgefield hospital j i was commissioned by W. Banks Dove, j J secretary of state, with a proposed j 'capital stock of $50,000. | j Orangeburg?The Tri-County Sumj mer school held here came to a close j after six weeks of work. In every, way the school was a success. 1 Greer?The three missionary socie- i ties of Greer have adopted a ward at , the base hospital at Camp Sevier. * Committees from the societies are to : i visit the sick soldiers. ] I i York?With a large attendance of i i both physicians and laymen, the pro- j ^ gram having been especially arrang- j ed for the instruction of the latter, an : 1 interesting meeting of the York Coun- j, tv Medical Societv -was held at Mc- j . i' Connellsville. - j , Charleston ? General satisfaction j was expressed in local waterfront ; circles over the announcement at c Xew York that the marine strike was I Did y JEST Is There ; eat. Every time a 1 5. . Daily Pernor rnrself. See the Sweat roll up in t ide. Then, see how good, old, eve )rmed by the domes. See the ther go ir so Plain ae an Autcrnobi!< r]f weiv (( w.iih Co:.to priv-nt y\v< Ilit 11 Vv'liO i|j;: ;; i I f ' M ,, J> !;!. ): work < niy a it'::1 model. bin !< i i: .< : ; ! ! : w? rl !. >;< v;.rv* Jt on t h' any way at any point, of siirht , Copper-Clad Moans en ekan- 1 1 rnaments A sheet of pun* Copper i: ner the between the sweaty asbestos isappear- ra litre body. To place it e v.otild l?e like eliiubintr on t pint, l:n- roof to ^et out of the wet. Le: lended, because shipping- at Charleston j has been much affected by the strike i conditions. Barnwell?Dr. L. F. Bonner of this city die<l here after an illness of only thre? days, his death being- due to infection following an operation at an Augusta hospital. Beaufort?A plan has been started at the Paris Island marine training station for the building of a civilian hospital to take care of the families of the personnel of the post. Columbia?The suit of Buford Jackson of Columbia against the Southern Bell Telephone Company for $.",000, the plaintiff alleging damages in the sum because his name was omitted from the telephone directory, has been transferred from. Richland ' to the federal court, being now on file ' in Charleston. Columbia?Work on the rooms to be occupied by the pathological laboratory of the Baptist Hospital has been completed and with the installation j ol' modern equipment the new* department will he ready to be used by the latter part of August. Landrum?The rains in this section i have done damage to crops. Pacolet i liver has overflowed its banks and I i much corn has been damaged. Cot- i Ion has suffered too. because farm- i grs have not been able to kill the ! :rrass and cultivate the crop. ? A man may be the architect of his ; own fortune, but he can't induce the j t ;un to shine in everv room. I rou Evei OS i a Doubt in Y< fire is built in a ran; istration Begi >eads on the iron body. See the ^ Hasting copper is placed between mos bottle principle actually appli ^ Tree" i tint cost C< penny, ft while the ( hv hint to i 1: I| -ale. Til is v.";? i J:st th-k t Hedv I\ jj < ..11s I H ' ? 4 i * ij j ..v.? i yon e> - pined! ;in<i the J I so who re i r or i ? p? mm nwiniwiigj.ii Kington, South Carolin lii'llll'1/lMilWHII"fflWWi m H"w i'i '^SKBEtf. PORTAGE TIRES Forget Your Tires 9 Equip your car with Portage Oyersizc Tread Tires, then settle downj for 6000 and more Built generously oversize and provided with an extra ply of fabric. Portage Tires really are unusually strong and husky. A "cushion strip" extends from bead i* bead?tread simply can't loosen up. Many other good qualities?let us tell you about them and quote prices. CAUGHMAN BRO'S Inc. Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. r See 5 WE AT? ; our Mind? ge the body gets wet with sweat. inning Monday, Aug. 18 J Sweat that causes Sweat-rust, a disease that eats up and rusts 1 the asbestos and range body. See the domes on the sheet of 1 ed to ranges. I > WORTH OF FINE rnrr ALUMINUM WARE f ?vLL / ^ "\ /, ? ' | nean.s that this ware does by figures 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. 6 and 7. You upper-Clad buyers a. .single can use this utensil in some form is a reward for buying every day. rank is here and is offered ,, ., .. I ree to hveiy C opper-( lad Buyer justify you in attending this ~ During Thi^ Sale. Come?See il , ... , the Asbestos Sweat. b re s very substantial and ind that you wouhl scleet Xo. you don't pay for ths in any > y:.i;r ci.:! use. Tin- 7- way! You pay the same priee as you ti'de eot.ker talu s tie- p!a"c v <.111 tl pay the week '"afore or v.e'ek TT . A i " si p Q 4 ;.U* ,f? -< ; e s ? 1 rT" /TTi gi?* * ,**; <**',? Ti V 98 rLk::.ciila joi&cltllb 1 a r tasted. Come and taste Come- bring your friends and make eat. Alfalfa Disc-nils with \ourse!f at home. % RAfrinninGf Anonicf IS 1 /liV TT VVU) JUTVgAllXlJlAA^ lAU^UUl A U | RE CO. | h%fkee a J FREE I