Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 You Can Save E 9 mmnnino* in fnl11 %y ^yamvr|y|y*ii^ III WVI W ? The great number of places to o select from, will add pleasure to yo ? Here are a few of the Spring ? o carefully the Styles, Quality, Work !? When you come to this store lo O them, try on as many pairs as you ? suited exactly. In this store you wil O ful attention by the m There are eight exclusive Shoe ? sured of getting just the kind of sh< ? umbia the shopping C( O j ? ; ? I A I j[| ^ THE FLORENCE V () (Patent Colt - $5.00 CLAPP /4 ? Made on the new drop shank last. Patents jW'ill not slip at t he heel. Tail, ^ini n ? I ~7\ 11 BLACK CKAY PNKTTK PATKNTCOLT ? Ankle St rap, welt sole. | \ ~ ~ ~ ~ - $5.0() 1 Kelipse Tie 40, I BLACK SI'KDK J | WVlt koIo, ankle* ^trap, S4 ! \i | jsk, ! I > ' V ? Scuffer Bar - - 1 t < > 5, 75c.; 5 to S, <? 'I'" K M ATI NBK I'ATKXT Kl 1) U2 t), t 1% s:t.5<) and $4.<M) ,, . . , , O Second u rude- 1 to <;laz K kid AND MATT KID SI -l' to 11 SI,: 11 I C9 S4..) ? to *., S1.5() I Kind t urn and welt soles. i% ' "~Z j ? _* 4^ Kl-i UNI) COUPON j j Y( i> i Present this coupon at cur store j during Shopping Week, April 18-25 ( ^ and get iour miles of fare fo: each dollar yru spend up to the full I I I amour of ; ou fare. This Is to cerd tify t at hearer has paid $ 1 t cket /ige.its (9 for; ticket to Columbia account will stamp here. 49 shopping wet k. 4* _ 81 wnmn iLcVfcK, The Sh? 4) _ , A0"'' o " . eyelopodlc mind have largo and hea' I Prolong.,! forty winks- ? rug tho lraiU8. Gladstouo had woar a vei day nro severely eon mk t by many ,uU _wUh au enormous bCll doctors on tho gr< uud .hat they attert ^ Rn(, mmicroU8 convol ones regular sleep. Scientists have Unus on thp othur hanJ mon whQ found that in the ordinary course III . , , ,. . g?n:us ;s ronioutratod upon one 1 li the human being there is tho greatest , . . ,, , , ... . ' ot thouy.it are ot small brain an 1111 > between 10 a m. and 2 p. 111., ., . ,, , , v> . . ,, . . . , 1 eo:. . .jU'-ullv. have small heads. No^ and the least hetweon 2 o clock and 0 . ,, , .. , , i . ...I , . . ton. Hyrou and C.i mwcll wore in til o elot k in tho evening. Ixnig sleeps (luring the day iuterforo with this . order of nature and sometimes affect I ? .. r? _. ? ? ? , ,, * . - i S.tk Production In Switzerland. . \aiio.i> > mans, causing headache. Tho 1 .up of forty winks, hut only forty. I 1 pooplo probfl". ly suspect tho e f? , , te t to U'lilrli t'.n ionihn.l Cifiir w ,ui",y u ; among the sllk-pr . Ing eountrics is too h; t to have any injurious (llc worjt| which, so tar as Europe consequences. j ,K ,rnP(j have always boon auppos I to be Vraoce and Italy. Hut Swltze Wireless Telegraphy in France. j ,an(, oxpopta anm>aUy SilU to tl Sportsmen in Franco are becoming J vajuo of ni)0ut $L'0,0oo,000. nearly i advocates of wlreles. telegraphy. Alter going to European countries. ( ruefully watching for ltvoo years i kilnim tc-'a length of tel. uraph wire Cable Service to Iceland, r. a 1 .ti t not ovorpopulati .1 with Cable dispatches ntay now ho sc Is ids an observer has proved that ! |0Pjan<jt tho cost being 16 cents oae nud a half head of game, such :u! ( XVO).(l frolu Knglnnd. ieolandlc lln< partridges, pheasants, quail and so on. w|,i,.h will connect Soydlsfjord, t are impaled yearly on every wire or (<apiP point on the oast toad, with i tils length In France, which means tpt. priclpal towns, including thecal n total all over the country of 40,000 tfl) Reykjavik, will soon l>o coi annually. Many of the victims, ospo- pitted. chilly of the migratory kind, lose their live.; through nocturnal flights. Paying for n Scholarship. . ],'or tpo last three years about 100,0 Biv.ins of Great Men. workingmen, members of the Amalg Hrains of great men vary very mated Society of Engineers, ha mueh. It is found that man of en- ntndn three levies of ono nennv ea 0" THE BATBSBURQ ADVOCATE, PATESBbRO, S ??????????????????????????< Railroad Fare By imbia This Week shop, the large variety of styles to ur shopping trip. >tyles we wish you to examine; note 1 r-m . i "??v 1 mansmp, Fit and Fnce. ok at as many pairs as you wish, test care to, and don't buy unless you are I receive the most courteous and carelost expert Shoe Fitters. Stores in Columbia, so you are as3e you want when you come to Colmter of South Carolina. w ' WALK-OVER OXFOKDS ovwnn^ $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 ' *^7o( All the new pumps and two-eye ef- i letal-kid" $6.00 gggg- mgh heels> &ovt vftmP? hi*h J Patent Colt Gun MRS. KING'S F1TZYOU AN- J M * I . . rPl ? , , KLK STRAPS M'tai.'ixl I an Ankle Patent and gun metal turn ' Strap soles, 1 I 1-2 to 2, $2,2 1-2 to ' $150 $2 and $3 00 0, $2.60, welt soles, ll 1-2to 1 ? ? " ' 2. $2..r><>, 2 1-2 to r, $3.UP ( -?. it... Ht. V I 1 ?V 1 k . ' \ >. > \ r?;j< ify "" * | , ' jk Y ' "f efoot Sandals j ' *'0r " 1 ? ' MRS. KING'S CANT SLIP | ANKLE STRAPS ( 5, mic,: 5 to S, 75c* Mack auede, 1 to o, $1.25: 4 to 8 , $1.50: 8 1-2 to 11, $2.00 to 'J, sI.-;?,: ii 1 - ~ Tan, pun metal ami patents-1 1 0 to 11, $1.75 to 5, $1: 4 to 8, $1.25; 8 1-2 to < 1 1, $1.50 I )UR RAILROAD FARE WILL BE ; Refunded at the rate of four i miles for every dol= i lar purchase Come, It Will Pay You, e Man In Columbia f??f???8<8S8??8?8S?SSSSS?S?C I to beip on the work of Rusk'.n College ' Municipal Bskeriaa In Italy. / at Oxford. This levy produces over The failure of the municipal 1 > ?300 a year, and by means of it six J cries at Catania, Italy, la report* ? j engineers are maintained for a year's Mr. Churchill, the Uritiali eonei " t course of study at tho college. i Palermo. There was a $30,000 d' ? In the balance sheet, and the re<i Courtly Etiquette In Slam. j governing a loan, of $80,000 war ' S By ft remarkable law of royal etl- by a royal commission, in * , quette, which has existed for a num- sequence the Institution was clo?< 1,9 her of years at the Court of Slam, no . __ person Is permitted to sleep in an j Tax on Chinese, nivarlment situated alnjvo that occu- Tho $500 Canadian head tax on pied by the king. A deliberate breach nesu Immigrants la causing a sea x" of this rule has on more than one of un&kllled labor at Victoria. e9 occasion been punished by death. British Columbia salmon canners petitioning for a reducod bead ta American Capital order to permit Chlueso to cntoi ' I The capital Invested in American province. >' \ manufacturing establishments In 1904 ' (l to 912,686,266,673, according Defining the Russian, ill to recent figures of tho Census Ibirean. The Marquis do Custlne once This shows an increase In tive voare fln4n1 the Huslau government us of 41 l-er cent, Tho gain In the two- ?? 1 - uwuiuw uivjiurciiy leuipiea oy a ducts of manufacture wor 30 per cent, sinatiou." The prtu?nt Bltuatlo 'nt 1 the 1901 aggregate being $11,303,- described by Conatautlu Wallaze ? 1 IT.i'iT. ?-an anarchy tempered by a i t,s' ~~ of siege." he Boring Tunnels Up-To-Date. ? - . 1 !.? tiiu.iilo foundations and tunnels Eleanor Doss's Refusal, 1?1- j ran \- carried out to ft depth of 210 Eleanor l)use, the famous lb in- f.H- t*low the water surface, accord-I agrees, has positively vetled a pis In i" Messrs. Leonard litll and M. ' celebrate her Jubilee as was dor I Greenwood They experimented on i England and Franco for Ellen 1 | the effect of nir pressure up k> 9* and Bernhardt. When the au 00 pv<..i.ds by means of a large cylinder, waa broached to the algnora, a- in which they stayed under different thanked her friends, but decltn^ ve | pressures for various times. I honor, J I I " - '^11 1 I. C. FRIDAY, APRtfe %z 1010 ' ^ ' | Keep Out Th< | Mosqu 9 Let us fit your windows ^ It costs but little to have the horn We have sizes of screens and do 11 Well made, durable and yet more n Good Doors Fron [g Complete with Hir ? Windows Fror i Holman-Cull 0 ALICE GETS C08TLY GIFTS. ^ Presents Received by Miss Roosevelt Aggregate $100,000. p It is osttmated that the presents ^ which Miss Roosevelt has received Ofrorn the empress of China, the euiperor of Japan, the emperor of Korea, the O Sultan of Joio and others In the fa* (I east will reach a cash value not far r| short of $100,000. Miss Roosevelt was placed In a posl! tlon U'hprf ?lin IWMllj r>/?? (Ulfllno ot,v ^ of the presents without giving offenae. r| The gifts tame to her as thy ropreaeutative of the government, aflhough she did not travel with any such credeti0 tials. As the daughter of the Preslr| dent she was regarded by the Orientals J as they regard the reigning fumMlea of European kingdoms. 0 The gifts were tokena of friendship arul good will for the Vnlted States, and Miss Roosevelt could not have dccllncd any, not even the pearl from ^ the snitan of Jolo, without placing this 0 government in tho attitude of rejecting ^ friendly overtures. Water Lilies From Seed. fi n> 6f ' f| Y 'I, cv.-n L VlctorU j .. i *? "> Horn ; (. if 'ens i I l t' UO tiuu..J .V. 0 tling the seedH in tho water of the ffc river In which they grew they could x he transported safely from the wutera of the Amazon to tho Far West. Hero the Illy la usually grown with rt bottom hoat, as it 1b very tender. 5c Si cda \tarted In oota in a temoera turo of ninety degrees will gormi- I 8nnto In about two weeks and may bo plantod out In tho open air when the ^ nights have become warm?usually W about the first of Juno, and will ft bloom the samo summer, but cunnot re be carried through tho winter but must be started afresh each season W ?either by tho purchase of plants 8 or tho sowing of seed, the latter being. of course, much more economlcal as seeds may bo purchased for a O few nickels apiece, the plants costing ^ ns many dollars. Hoomi False Hair Market. W Motor cars aud false hair do not o Beem at first glance to have much I ft connection with each other, yet It Is statod that a very appreciable lnw* crease In the falso-halr industry hus O taken place since motoring lnffc creased In popularity. It Is not that this pleasing pursuit causes the hair wJ to drop off, though it is true the O complexion and eyes and throat are f% nil said to be affected by It, but as cutting through the air pluys havoc with tho neatness of the coiffure en? thuslastlo motorists are ceasing to {4 trust to Nature, and the motor trans^ formation" it becoming as much a W part of an automobile outfit as goggles, a veil and a close-fitting hat.? Ladies' Pictorial. Old-Time Shoestring. In the old days we made strings of (1 ^ calf-skin. Every farmer was an ex'' at pert. oficlt Wo should cut a disc of leather luest throe or four Inches In diameter, ro- stick the point of a sharp knifeblado con- in a board, place the thumb nail th? L-d. J thickness of a match from It, and quickly draw tho string through the opening, tho porlmotor being reduced Chi- ibo thickness of a match at every rdty measure of the circumference. Pretty The w?rk! Then tho square 6trlng was are ro,b'd between the sole of the shoo x Ju and tho floor till perfectly round, after which it was greased with tallow. Much a lace would last for months, but their ahlno soon wears off, giving them a much worn appearance. Slllfitilnto for Irrlirnil f\W\ An Italian scientist has Invented 11 a novel substitute for Irrigation. He wrtkl UBOH tj^e frun 0f Bajbary nopal. Blate ft flK tieo which bears figs that are ! excellent reservoirs of moisture. In the spring the sclonttst digs a ditch : About the foot of the tree be desires ullon to protect from the coming drought in to nml this ditch Is filled with fig* cut ie In Into thick pieces. A dense layer Is Yrry mado And boaten dowp. The m?bjeot cllaglnous pv?lp. covered with earth, uhg fctoroa up much ruolsture, which It I the vlyc? of gradually, watering the tree | sometimes for as long a period as i four months. e Flies And u' itoes, ? gTf die and doors with screens. wh dir e completely rid of these pests. pw >ors to fit all windows and doors. ?** dal than reasonable in price. ?ol n $1.25 to $2.50 ? lges and Springs, n 35c., to 75c. A dee um Hdw. Co, C am 1 " . lo* UM NUMBER 4797. ?. ??_ rec It was 9 when i turned the key in .the the ofth e door. The manager and all . D in the traveling men were gone and I tn^ was gloriously alone, and at leisure, lar tor the first time since tills branch office had been established. The telephone rang. Interrupted the 1 first thing, and probably by some one me wailing in the pool room whose *um- of ber we had taken. I said 'Hello' rather tlo curtlv. . . ru i "Helk), Jim!'' poe "You have the wrong number," I con managed to sav more decently. It was mn a woman, a lady, with a deuoed nice mil maimer. nev "Oh, hm't this 474>7?" dut "Yes, but on "Don't Joke, Jim. 1 know you are In town, and knew you must be there. In fact, I Just came back from Cousin Mary's. And the flat Is bo desolate 1 this morning, I can't bear It. Come coi t>n down, Jim, I've forgotten it, and unl I'm waiting. There Is a fire in the cte, I" : ' v."" * you needf! . a{r? 1 t > stn,*, -evt>>- I th; Hre ofwtt* nmr all rffcbt. Ttw'll he I % i E&T* ^ l. ^ . _ have it, you know that, and don't let's talk any more over the 'phone"?her ] voice was breaking pitifully. Ap Something often takes hold of nu poi so that I am not -esponsible for lay actloii8?1 can't account for it any pr< other way. vrli 1 sold, "You come up here, can't rec you? I'm devilish busy"?I felt r??tty Sti 6urc- that Jim would say thut. Then jai 1 fcuj pened to think I wus asking her gyj to a pool room, as far as she know ^ "You sec wo'vo cleared the old buai ties out"? "Ch."? The gladness was delightful * "and shall I )ust walk in?but you'll 8p< be looklug, won't you?" l "You bet"'? mi A hundred thoughts spun In nt> Cqi cranium. The greatest of theni that ^ she would be disappointed terribly. 1 pc was an ass. Well. I'd iind Jim. and ].| give him a piece of niy whirling mind ^ but by Jove, maybe she would not ^ liko it. 1 think 1 was 22 at that time ^.j A cowardly Impulse told nie to b* astonished at the whole proceeding, ? when 1 saw how sensible, how unsenti- ra. mental and womanly she was. 0j I told her the truth about it like a ^ culprit. She moved toward the do <r, jiz j of course ,je 'Til udmlt that 1 seem a practical Joker, or worse, but I'm not. You w. ah.n't let me tell who 1 was" ' 1 know 1 was so worried, and so ev sine." she tuld. half In anger and half in belief. "Come back and sit down and tell me, won't you? 1 know that sounds like u benevolent old gentleman's re- g, mark, doesn't it?" a 1 laughed as kindly as an over rov.n sapling can, and?she ?at down. "Dy Jove, you know when you said >on bad a story accepted, I, well, I? or?you see. 1 am working like a Trc- jj Jan to get a feeble attempt of mine used ns a cover puge. I'm going to pjiy off something, too, if I get this ! bloomin' thing to go. You see, iuy k, mother has a little place where the g, hollyhocks and cabbages, and potatoes y, she digs hot self all wow together. ^ half garden and half flower beds, and w j there's a lHtle two-by-four porch in y ! fnmt whore nK>"nin? glories have ^ grown afnee 1 was a kid in dresses, and" "And you understood, didn't you?" i llcr face seemed the loveliest I had p ever seen us she leaned over, inter- a ; cated. t 1 handed her my card, and she told w me her name was Virginia "utou. ~ I "You see, Jim is my twin"? "Your twin?" The blood went rollicking In my veins. She repeated It, and for the first time there were tears In her warm ^ eyes, and her month Quivered. Jim is ' as straight as a stxlug" now, ,(< and he and I share Virginia together- ^ and I am her illustrator, besides. Four thousand aeven hundred and ^ ninety-seven is my luck number, she _ saya.?ttlolle Becker. ijj ^ , ?. ~ ? "*W / T i ceneua. a? SSfcSffl^o i ";'^^^3BH re of age And orar..||MHKi' 1.. r'~ the? Are en? gad fa ti>j^j^i|p|^|?j!i : V^|HB 9*r cent In penronal asrrtafci?pE' ' jSsj Ayr^jfHB md 18 per oent in trade eat triMK tatlon, nbont the ?me pereeea88p^?0^^^^s|H sericulture, end aomewhat ot?HJRAB '> cent In profeadona The percentin the profe?tone la appro*!tely the aame aa that of the native v-^i9 n white population In the United /"^vyja| tee. The large numbers, as ootn- ' ^ ed with the number left behind owing the same occupations throw y; it on condltiona in Canada?tor en- y pie, the number of expatiated Canst- v'j^ u teachers and college profeaaora, f i '^ronl Ters and clergymen. ? ' *:V 'ii iMB PI1IIIT?tian Church**. . ^ fj ! "Alcalde of M*<lrid( who, at least sanitary matter*. 1* decidedly proes? ve, bM issued u oruer for the ' - . infection o( churches. This order, ich is based on a report from the actor of the municipal laboratory. tscribes that all the churches of the anish capital are to be swept oat J ly with ^awdust moistened with a a%* | ution of copper sulphate. All the ings and furniture of the churches, lira, borndhas, con^et^o*^* holy .;| ter fonts, etc., are to be disinfected For Surveying Qreat Depths. ^ v new Instrument for surveying p-bore holea contains a compass, ^ nunet, small cameras and electric it, the whole connected with a all adjustable clock, eo that the tit ^na? be turned cm for a given ?& iod after the apparatus has been rered into the hole. It been x? in surveying a number of holee South Africa and has proved satlstory. Doth dip and deviation are ' orded by means of photographs of positions of both a plumb-bob and aagnetlc needle of any desired pllnt the bore hole. The photographs are ten by means of two small electric ops lighted by a time contact. * Iron Work* In Sweden. Extensive projects for the establish nt of iron works on the west coast Sweden are now under conslderan. hut it is alleged that such works, irder to be successful, must be in a ition to manufacture cheaply and ipete with ether produce in tho rket .of the world. This, it is adted. is of more importance to the i industry than either an export y on iron or heavy custom a dutlee foreign produce Introduced into eden.t? The Russian Uniform. The Russian military authorities are lsidering the adoption of the khaki iforms, the czar having been espclly interested in one recently worn r~R . ;i UlUJ.I I' I'rttunW.lVB e r duty. riu naiittHry auv. - c 1* imeri- . -* C- {6 hf.d > . Ot .. Wilt Tax on French Imports, rhe Board of United States General pi aisers has decided that goods 1mrted from France in order to havo i benefit of the reduction in duties >vided for in the reciprocity treaty th that country must be shipped di:t from a French port to the United ites. If shipped from e port in F.ngld or in any other country they have the benefit of the raced duty. Money Spent in New York. Thero is more money per capita nt In New York City every year for lusements than in any other place the world. The people spent 12 per it more than those in the metrops of any other State or country, 18 r cent more than those in the next rgest cities, 86 per cent more than OSe in amallor tnu-as and K7 tier at more than those in the rural dlsots. Habits of Animals, rhere are some animals which rely drink; for Instance, the llamas Patagonia and certain gazelles of e Far Blast. A number of snakes, ards and other roptlles live in places void of water. A bat of Western nerica inhabits waterless plains, la irts of Lozere. France, tnere are irds of cows and goats which hardly er drink and yet produce the milk r Roquefort cheese. Strength of Grindstone?. The strength of grindstones appears om recent tests to vary widely with te degree of its wetnes." ot dryness, tones that are dry showing tcn.-.iie rengtha of from 146 to 186 pounds a juare inch, but after soaking over Ight breaking under stress of 80 to 16 pounds a square Inch. Governor of the Transvaal. The newly appointed government toveco expert for the Transvaal, in outh .Africa, has informed the Transial Agricultural Union that the colay can produoe us good cigaret, cigar ad pipe tobaoco as America and Cuba, regards the industrial prospects as wy bright. 1 To dUmp Out Trachoma. The authorities of several states of iraetl ore reported by tho consul gonral of Rio do Janlern as making deermlnod effort* to stamp out trahoniA, the oyo dlseaso that haa been aplilly spreading In that oountry. "John, dear," said the Invalid's wife, ['11 liuve to run away from you for l hour or no today. I have to got the atertal for a new dress that the ressniaker?" "But," complained the sick man, lo you thlnn It 1b right to be think* kg of dress while I am so 111?" "Why, John, It will be all rlgbt, no uatter what happens. It's u blhck News.