Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*' '1 1 - flQ.Eggs, m T!^ fc/.lowing recipe sho\ vvnvlesome cake can be a ingredients. : In m-iny oilier recipes thi be reduced one-half or n ' ditlonal ^quantity of ROI ? abofct d'^dasjioon, in place #?* ?* Ml^LEBS.1 V ' I ?*?vp hrown ?o|ir 1 _ ^PH.wmUI .. . I < up r?|?1n|i * 3 ciiivfN v i ' ',i ihp ii>urt?ilr| 4 J Tic QW Method cfrult ia I . niRECflCKfl?.Pit the ftfH? fJfhV'1 ^ three minute. Wliei. cool, idd the flour si-t*d together. mi? wtll Boke In rvo?l? i ho.% in emitter in beet1 for 35 or 40 r Booklet of reefpee which ?b?r . e*f?ei.eive Ingredient*. meile? P Buking Powder Co.. 135 Wi BAKING I I | T.Tr *?.from Cream of Tartf I | adds none but healthJul > j No Alum tabor graded school has commencement! I I The Tabor Graded School Com I menccment which ?imo to a do.so j lust night was in every vvay a bril- j i Hunt success. The large crowds thi t attended every cwnt rover wavered jz through the cntine five nights. The occasion brought many people from ' 1, neighboring towns and the genera' ' expression now to he heard on tlu streets is that the different events ' were great. The exercises opened up on Wednct (' day evening. Anril 4th with the rt - J [ citing contest between sixth ami sev- ^ ' enth grade pupils. A large audience j. greeted the contestants and the con- ( ' test was exceptionally well cniric , I out. Little Miss Harriet Lewis, f daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. I.e,\vis, won the medal. The recitation created . 4 ( much applause. Following this on Thursday even-|, ^ ing the Boys Gymnasium Clars grvo!. an excellent exhibition, before a pack j ed house. The splendid team worl; j was esnecially noticeable and clow I" work of Dewey Bell kept the audi- ! I ence continually in a fit of laughter. , Those who attended the recital given by the pupils of Miss Lorcna Newton, on Saturday night can now ^ testify to the splendid program car- < ri#??l Ollt- Tlin nonflnmn?+" . 1 w m |/??? vivi|?uiil."> CAt'AJU 1*^1 ( 1 their respective parts beautifully and ; f at no time was their work laggingly i I presente<l. One of the largest crowds ' . of the season was in attendance and 1 1 all were pleased. . jf Sunday morning, a day beautiful i < with the warm sunlight ami tipical I f Easter weather, brought forth a rec- J ord breaking crowd to hear I)r. William Spencer Currell preach the com- < niencement sermon. This masterly f sermon caught the responsive ear of * j the large congregation and for an ^ hour and ten minutes he lead them on c j into the beautiful thoughts that 1 ' emanated from his well chosen text.K | "The Christian Race." He pictured grandly the four "R*s," the race y' course, the race, the racer and the & II CO ; THE NEW i Repairing D We make our repairing de i of our business and guarantee 1 i workmanship on all articles ent: your Watches, Clocks, cJ< I Optical Dei ? v Our optical, parlor will be Wh^n you come tb^have your ey thorough test; if you peed glassc we-tell ] :?,. < U? A hearty Welcome to all, n< to ije or buy: V I 1WG. C | Jeweler and 0 Kingston Hotel. . v ( * 4 * * <*> .* V k or Butter i vs how an appetizing, lade without expensive r t number of eggs may v nore by using an ad-v h fAL Baking Powder, j of each egg oipitted. buOterless Cake ^ j * . . ' i 1 teaspoon nutmeg I I teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon salt i cups Hour . e * v ^1 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder ike > called lor 2 eggs t t ngredtents Into saucepan and holt i)d baking powdtr which have been rate even in lowf pen (round tin with i Ice .with whits Icing. ^ lomltt In ?crs and other 1 (res. Addres, Royal \ il)ism Street, Nsw York. . v. l ? >OWDER ir, derived from grapes, j qualities to the food. j T!o Phocpha'c 1 i I - ? reward. The music was well selected j :'nd yraced the occasion finely: In spit" of the enclerr.cnt weather j a fair congelation Intoned to the thoughtful discourse de'ivored by the Rev A. T. Rogers at the Baptist Church Sunday night. He preached r. 'Get-Togi tbor Sermon" that ir hound to do good. The music was pocially commendable. Monday night brought the oxen isL's to a close with the graduating exercises interesting in every particuui. The seniors did the.r,selves much redit in the manner of exhibiting their different parts. The comic selection especially brought forth much ipplruse. Aft^r the geneial exercises mere finished, Dr W. T. DePrade, of ho history department of Trinity College, delivered a very interesting ecturo, on "Some Problems of the War Task Ahead." He forcefully shov. ?d that future financial matters vould be dosttuet'vp. in nature and! bat to iVieet the situation everv one * whether at home or in the trenches mist vork. to his highest capacity. The lecture was injoyed by all. Nine young men and women re cived diplomas from the high school md the reports shoxv much progress n the school work for the year. _ o Deafness Cannot Be Cured. j >y local applications, as they cannot reached the diseased portions of Unsay. There is only one way to runleafness, and that is by eonstitutionll remedies. Deafness is caused b; nflamed condition of the mucous ining of the Eustachian Tube. Wheni :his tube is inflamed you have a umbling sound or imperfect hcarii g, ind when it is entirely closed. Deal less is the result, and unless the in"lammation can be taken out and this ;ube restored to its normal condition, tearing will be destroyed forever; line cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in'lamed condition of the mucous suraces. We will give One Hundred Dollars or any case of Deafness (caused by latarrh) that cannot be cured hv fall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cirulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.?adv. p p ' JEWELER department I partment a snpm'ni I ? ..^W.UW IVUVUib \ the neatest and most durable rusted to our care. Bring in \ ewelry and Small ' ' * "" W partment fitted up in a few days. > es examined, we give you a }?, we tell you so,, if you don't i . i ' ! . i ''. t o matter whethet ypu com? 20PP iptometrist r Conway, S. C. * ii ???i C THE BOSSY HEiAlh 1 I 1 'L Lroctal and Mrs. Man in Davis was in Conway eccntly on a visit to friends. p< ft Miss Carrie Ski] per of Loris, S. C., it /an in Conway last week visi n g icr sister, Miss Gdibic fekjfpcr. r . N Miss Loulie Burbagc of F1 offence. g >. C., returned home last week to pay i visit to her mo'.he , M.'s." J. A. Jurbage. ' b; . J Mrs. Martin of the Buck". He sec- G ion was here recently to \icit he? laughter, Mrs. H. A. Baldwin. > c Miss Edna Earle S] iv< y cm* Ik iome from college to spend Easier t ,vith hre parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. e Spivcy. She was accompanied hi nu I >y Miss Elizabeth McCrackon, cr / Cowberry, S. C. ? * ? Miss Mary Harrington, who b c teaching school at Galivants Firry, ;i ^*as here some days ago to visit he)* :istcr, Mrs. J. I\ McNeill. m ( Pan \V. Hardwick of Loris was 1 among the business men who visited < Ccr.way during court \vc k. > N. F. Ni::on of the well known 1 Cherry Grove summer resort, was .1 visitor in Conway last week. ? * ? * ? I H. C. Cannon spent several days I here last week. 1 * *"" J. H. Atkinson of Jordanville was among those spending the time in Conway last week while the court 'was in progress. * * * * The crowd who still maintain chat this country can any longer afford I to remain out of war, in view of the joceurr nces of late date, deserve to he treated with contempt, as they usually are when honor is at stake. ***** H. J. Williamson of Green Sea spent some time in Conway last week ***** Miss Golda Skipper spent the week end with here parents at Loris, S. C. ***** D. V. Richardson spent all of last week at Bucksport attending to his1 extensive farming operations. He was back at home here at Hotel ?.1? % ~ v.i ottiuiuaj evening ann sunday. Judge Bale of the Juvenile Court of Chicago arrived in Conway last Sunday on the mid-day train. Leaving Conwav on Sunday afternoon, he went to Poplas church where he delivered a lecture. On Sunday night at the Conway Methodist church he delivered his famous lecture for prohibition: "The Inevitable Result," to; a large audience, all of whom seemed to appreciate the speech. Judge jBnle leP here on the cnily morning train last Monday morning for' Orangeburg, S. C. * * * * ! Mrs. J. E. Watson was in Marion I # # recently visiting relatives at "her former home. M. P. Watson and Chapman Thompson, of Bamberg, S. C., spent the weel< end here with relatives ami 1_ 11 lt'IKlS. ***** The baseball season opens here Thursday with Conway vs. MuPins 1 on the local diamond near the Court House. * ? ? ? J. H. Bland was in the city recently J * * * * * 1 i E. L. Hooks was in Conway on business one day last "week. A. Williamson, a leading: citizen of Floyds township spent some time here recently on business. ? ***** Jas. P. Sellers of near Conway paid our town a visit one day last ( week. 1 ***** R. L. H. Branton was in Conway recently and spent some time here on v business. ****** Jehu Causey was in Conway last Saturday. Sampson Fowler of Tabor, N. C., vas in Conway on last Saturday. Col. D. A- Spivey spent the first of he week in Colujnbia on business. * Mirs f^eeil McKeithan returned last reek from a visit of several weeks pent with relatives and friends in Jorth Carolina. tUB-MY-TISM?antiseptic, Reliev- ' s Rheumntism, Sprains, Neuralgia, B tc.?adv. fc y5& if Person0I 1 . ,; . . i .'* V *? . .; The .Qerk of Court received tlu ^ iui8:on money last week for the Conderate tyjjftenms and is now paying out by check " Miss Mary Kennedy, of Fair Bluff, f. C., spent the week end here, the nest of Miss tkthlia E. Baggarly. ' Mrs. J. M. Marttw, nedt^npanigd , y her two little boys, Hifger and . M. Jr., spent several days in Georgetown last week. * + Wanted to by your Spring Ihickens and Poultry of any ;;nd, also Eggs, in fact any lung you have for sale, highst prices paid. W. Percy iardwicke, Jones Building, 3rd t/c.?adv. l.ct every farmer in this great ountry pre pure for war by planting ill he tan c' flic food crops. ? m w ? Tin; State Texas i^ much largei han the Slate of South Carolina. Texas could whip Mexico single hand ;<l should Mcx'eo decide to tak? up villi the suggestion of Germany that die invade the l.'ni o?l States wiUi :.! mw of annexing- Toy s. * We are at war and we moan toj stick at it until peace is declared. | * * * ? Start our new serial with the first j .1.*? ? ? ' inoiuiiiH'iii vm may iii'd, * * * ? K. C. Adams, a surveyor of Florence County, spent some time in Conway last week. 1 Henry E. Doyle of Cool Springs,! S. C., was in Conway on last Wcdnos day. ***** Wait for the new serial this paper will begin on Thursday, May 3-d. It is a good one and you will like it. Send us the one dollar now for a year's subscription and get in on time. The weather was chilly the middle of last week, almost cool enough for light frost. * * * - - - - - j James W. Johnson, a member of the bar of Marion County, spent se veral days here last week as one of i * ! tpt? attorneys representing the d?fondants in the Ilolliday-Jordan case. * * ? U. A. Dusenbury of Toddville was in Conway last week on business. ? * Mrs J. P. Harper was in Conway< one ,day last week. j ***** Get land tleeds and mortgages of real setate at the Herald office. Attorney O. H. McMillan of Mullins, S. C? spent some time in Conway last week on legal business. m m m * Henry Buck, a prominent mcipber of the Marion bar. spent the greater part of last week in Conway in attendance upon the court, which war in session here. Court stenographer F. F. Coving ton of Marion, spent last week i-> Conway attending to his duties in the court. ***** E. W. Prince of Gurley, S. C. spent seme time in Conway last week on legal business. Ed. Doyle of Gnlivants Kerry was iniong those visiting Conway on business last week. ? * ? * There were showers of rain the niddle of last weok. * J. D. Long of Pireway, N. C., spent several days hwe last week. ? * m A. B. Leonard, an aged eiti'/.en of ialivants Kerry, spent several days ] sere last week. m 0 m 0 i O. J. Bell of Wampee was in Concay on business last week. ? u I . o I I t I "IIP TO TUB MINI TK" C Surety Bond Service?Honda ^ issued and delivered same 0 day applied for. * Backed by Company 106 yeavs old. W. B. COXK, Marion, S. C. M "t? ????? Y reak your cold or LnGrippe with n o w doses of 666.?adv. | ? i \ . AT HOTEL GRACE. V Among the recent arrivals at the [otel G ace are the following: J. L. Johnson, North Carolina. J. A. Nune, Charleston, S. C. C. M. Jordan, Norfolk, Va. A W. L. Miller, Wilmington, N. C. Robt. L. Gravely, Florence, S. C. Bert M. Sclmurb, South Carolina. T. L. Paraker, Columbia, S. C. C. H. Denny, Norfolk, Va. J. II. Bates, New York N. Mulone, North Carolina. W. J. Carter, South Carolina. ol J. B. Howard, North Carolina. >>l ' tV C..as. Rose, Jr., South CarolinH '' ' in H. D. Buck, South Carolina. '* ps A. M. Rogers,- South Carolina.' ' o' O. A. Matthews, Wilnjington, N. C. *' J. C. Robeson, Wilmington, N.'C. E. P. Windmor, Whiteville, N. C. o, M. M. Duncan, Whitoville, N. C. sj E. P. Martin, South Carolina. ti W. D. Lindsay, Florence, S. C. g J. P. Selby, Columbia, S. C. J. F. Keel, Florence, S. C. '< J. C. Lehne, Atlanta, Cla. \ E. E. Weir, New York. u J. P. Derham, Columbia, S. C. t S. C. Foster, Lynchburg, Va. C Greeve Finley, Wilmington, N. C. u I 1 vt ^ u. o. *> in ner, i\e\v Orleans, La. t C. H. Dlachman, South Carolina. t E. S. Bryan, Ponnsylvai ia. v J. F. Bendine, Atlanta, Ga. J. M. Cook, South Carolina. C, It. Page, South Carolina. I vT. Smith, City. . I S. I). Bryant, Green Sea, S. C. Kv L. Buftkin, Green Sen, S. C. M. A. l.eaman, Greenwood, S. C. J. L. Williams, Richmond, Va. 1. T. Terry, New York. E. L. Browne, Sum tor, S. C. Mrs J. A. Schroldor, Wilmington I\. G. Ivoy, Allen, S. C. D. -E. Salengor, Allen, S. C. Fred G. Bale, Columbus, Ohio. Thos. F. Moore, Columbia, S. C. R. H. Upton, A. C. L. D. S. Owens, South Carolina. W. E. Craver, South Carolina. F. Stern, Wilmington, N. C. H. Huntington, St. Paul, Minn. J. 11, Suber, Sumter, S. C. Ghas. Cason, Boston, Mass. J. M. Mayes, Birmingham, Ala. It. L. Meares, Wilmington, N. C. Jas. A. Thigpen, Florence, S. C. vvm. H. Dove, South Carolina. ,j. M. Massey, North Carolina. <ieo. W. Cummings, Richmond, Va. N. H. Carter, North Carolina. A. S. Erich, Georgetown, S. C. S. J. Blaekwcll, Marion, S. C. A. L. Wolfe, Jacksonville, Kin. J. M. Cranaft, Charleston, S'. C. I W. W. Clayton, Augusta, Ga. 1 J. L. Watson, Virginia. W. R. Peterson, Wilmington. N. C. L. G. Bonfield, Missouri. i ' ! . M. Tharin, South Carolina. O. K. Barron, Atlanta, Ga. o HIGH COST O' LIVING' Cast o' living* keeps a-risin'; Suds an' meat ex out o' sight, Price o' things jumps mo.it surprisin'; 'Coptin' good ol' 'lectric light. Only throe thing? k ft, 1 reckon, Whjch aint riz in cost a mite; One is stump.? an' one is lamps, an' T'other one's electric light. Price o' "juice" goes down quit steady; Once it's down it stays down, too. An' a hull dern box o' Mazdas Cost less money than a shoe. Sure, the cold, long nights o' winter < Make me feel it's putty nice. Havin' all the light ye wish for Without frettin' 'bout the price. 1 ?W. E. Underwood. \ Save up the nickles and they wil' result in dollar^ by and by. ?o ? i LOST?one heifer yearling, two years old, color yellow, mark swallow fork and two underbits in right ear and crop and two splits in left. Reward to finder. K. C. BARKER, Allsbrook, S. C\, R. F. b D. No. 4?adv o 3 Notice of Opening of Books of Subscription. Notice is hereby given that by uthority vested in the undersigned ^ >y W. Banks Dove, Esqr., Secretary f State; the undersigned corporarrs will open books of subscription o the capital stock of Bayboro Shop ^ 'ompany at the office of H. H. ^ t'oodward, attorney-at-Law, at 11 ^ 'clock in the forenoon on the 9th ay of April A. D. 1017. a' A. BELL, Si V. T. BELL, J. E. BELL. Y! J. H. HAMILTON, larch 131st, 1917 Corporators. o Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Deys our druggist will refund money if pAZO INTMRNT fails to cure any esse of Itching, do lind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to 14days. t he hrst tpplicsliou giveu Esse and Rest. 50c. >? '4 ? * .... . . F1V? MR RESOLIITIQH . PASSEOmSF J '< fter Long Debate Measure i i(l . no J Goes Through^?Was-~AI; ready pa!S^ Washington.?The/ resolu von de? tiling thai a state of war exist3 l>e* , voki\ the United SiUites and Gei-,v lift., already passed by the senate,., isscd the house shortly alter three eloik Friday tnovniig t$y a vote of 3 to oO. Without roil rcalls the house reject1 all amendments, including propolis to prohibit the sending- of any oops over seas without the confessional authority. President Wilson will sign the ^solution as soon as Vice President larshall has attached his signature ii the senate. It formally accepts lie state of belligerency forced by rcr.nan aggressions ar.d authorizes ind directs the president to employ he military and naval forces and all he resources of the nation to bring vnr agri'-st Germany to a successful ei mi.ia.ion. tMPORTANTMEETiNG TRUSTEES ASSOCIATION There will he an impcrtant ircet,.? ti... f - ' -- - v* i uiv v.wiuu\ l HUSK P.V AsSOcUl.ion at the court h >u-e on Saturday April l llli, at 1.1 o'clock a. m. A very important mooting of the County Teacheis' Association ha* c-?n announced lor Saturday April 14th, at 11 o'clock a. m. at the Bureughs High Schcool building. <i 'MCNir AM) Pt BLIC KPLAKIXC. For the bo no fit of those who wish to attend I will announce the pi Tie and several addresses by able an I competent men at the Seven-mile School House Friday, April IM, which is a part of the commencement exorcises. All who are interested are cordially invited to altcnd? m SAM J. PLANT). Vrin. WARNING FOR THE ' SOUTHERN PEOPLE Memphis, Tenn.?Carl Vrooman. assistant - "^muu.v \n agriculture, who has vouched Memphis on his itinerary through the South in the interest of greater food production, told a committee of railroad traffic* men at a luncheon here Saturday that "car shortage has handicapped the railroad service of the country, and with war on it is not impossible that the South may be almost isolated from the rest of the country from a freight traffic standpoint." "In such an event," he continued "the people in this section will have to grow from six to seven hundred million dollars more in foodstuffs to make up for what they have been importing from other sections of the United States." o C. C. Qore, Sr.. was in Conway several days last week. ***** (leorge J. Holliday spent last week a Conway. u WONDERFUL STUFF! LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS !\pplv a few drops then lift corns or callusses off with fingers?no pain. No humbug' Any corn, whether larcl, soft or between the toes, will oosen f ight up and lift out, without particle of pain or soreness. This drug is called freozone and is com pound of ether discovered by a 'incinnati man. Ask at any drug store* for a small ottle of freezone, which will cost but trifle, but is sufficient to rid one's et of every corn or callus. Put a few drops directly upon any >nder, aching corn or callus. Inantly the soreness disappears and lortly the corn or callus will loosen "id can be lifted off'with the fin-1 '1 :?rs. , v i >1) 1. h This drug freezone doesn-'t eat ant ?> c corns or caltusses but shrivels cm without even irritating the surunding skin. Just think! No pain at all; no reness or smarting when applying or afterwards. If your druggist n't have freezone have him order it 1 you.-?adv . m