Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PALL OPENING DISPLAY O? Foreign and Domestic Woolens for Men's Tailored Clothing son s vintage. f*\ UR grand opening display of fall and winter patterns will begin v--r on Sept. 12. it is our honest opinion that our display of this sea son surpasses that of all other?. We have made the most careful se lection, both with regard to quality o* clothes and distinctiveness of patterns We buy no jobs in cloths of three, two or even one sea The cloths that you see at our store have just left the looms. You %irill be able ta select with the least difficulty you have ever experienced, your fall suit that will please you ex actly. Remember, we absolutely guarantee the flt and endur ance ai your order. We guarantee your satisfaction and you have no mi?ci? man to or ai with in chis guarantee. The other fellow's heart b in thc right place, wher he makes you the guar antee of this sort, but it b not in his power to make as sweeping an assertion a* we do because he does not know what the man behind him will say or do in the matter. By our system of selling tailored clothing direct from the makers to the wearers, eliminating middle men, we can sell tail ored to measure clothing at ready-to-wear prices. No money b lost to the wearer cf our clothing between the manufacturing of the cloth and materials and the delivery of the tailored suit, a? we buy cloth and materials from the manufacturers. We have, also, systematized the making of clothing to measure so that we can make it as cheaply as a big factory can produce ready-towear. By these means w<* can sell tailored to measure "uits at less than other tailor? charge and at or below ready-to-wear prices. Special values will be offered during thu opening. Suits/Tailored to Measure at $15, $16.50, $18, $20, $22.50 The Columbia Tailoring Company b thoroughly established here and has a number of stores located in other towns and cities in thc State. We have a growing business every wke?*c, ?uid are adding to our satisfied customers each season. You can give us your order for clothing with perfect assurance that every detail of your transaction with us will be satisfactory. Our Range of Price ls-Snits $13.50 to $40 Columbia Tailoring Company F. M. UNGER, I Manager. 122 WEST ANDERSON, WHITNER STREET SC'UTH CAROLINA. FAMILY AVOIDS SERIOUS SICKNESS By Being Constancy ^vppBed With Thedf urd's L % raught McDuff, Va.-"I suffered for several I years," says. Mrs. J. B. Whittaker, ol1 tliis place, "with sick headache, andi stomach trouble. Ten years ago a friend told;me to tri Thedford's Black-Draught, which I did, and I found it ?lo be the best family medi cine for young and old. I keep Black-Draught on halnd all the time now, and when my children feel a little bad, they ask me for a dost', and il ?oes them moje good than any medicine they ever tried. We never have a long spell of sick ness in our family, since we commenced using Black-Draught." Thedford's {Black-Draught is purely ve^eteble, a?ad?? been towri to Teca* iat? weak siomacfo, dir.-:.-dir,.-., rr lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms. ^ It has been in constant use for more than 70 years, and has benefited mord than a million people. Your druggist sells and recommends] Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a I Package to-day. . .H. C. ta [ Kokomo, Indiana, Sept. 7.-Eleven hundred men and women, dressed in the deepest mourning and headed by a corps of mumed drum* ayfl six men currying a collin draped in black march ed through Kokomo's" business streets tonight BO a protest against war. The parade followed an anti-war dem onstration lu-ld iii the city park. The streets were tilled with crowds of peo ple who stood silent as the parade passed._ Just Between; Oufselv??' and The ynippost By MOSS. ,^/JL??*I?HIS ls a Bttle ^t^/fiSS^ ? heart to heart ?ffib^p^ for tbs business & $ ?a njwfc tofy . *or -no*e wh0 ^\lxlvV advertise and for mWPk A flmee who ought ???"-^to. Friend, yo? must make your customers fiat, from you MEM TAT, I.V hotfnrk. thev nu rc base lu . ACTTTeLritesfl You ^usl<?>%ae and Interest the mind 'jg&nfyo* c<"ai^refch the i>ockt;ifmti?f Thought oed?* Bctfoar?*~ Make the FAMILY CIRCLE) a SHOPPINCfc?JKNTGn. Pirat ge. after the mod?y spent mentally by the fireside. Get your sell inc story ?ef$r' for the psycho logical buying moment Make lt as ctfecdfco aa you know how. Give I a P^tft?CH. Make every feature ?a >IT?L FACT. LUt the DETAILS. The people Want to know ail you have to apy. Tell tho WBIOLB ?tory. Ham mer your permission borne. The results- then ile between poor competitor ?od yootselt Remember, thle newspaper takes you Into tte homes of the BUYING class ot people. Xau can tell your rtory'Wbare. it will do the most good. Tell It the WINNING way. We'll help you put ZING Into your copy if yon . want na to. ADJUDGED INSANE New Yorker Who Was Acquitted of Senator Swanson Say* eka< President Murder Charge, lins Gone Looney Averted a Great War - Norfolk, Va., Sept 7.-Senator (By Associated Press;) s Swanson and Congressman Glass Babylon, N. Y., Sept. 7.-Roland B. spoke to an immense crowd at Buckroe Molineux, of New York, twice tried for each today. Senator Swanson praised the murder of Mrs. Katharine L. Ad- President Wilson's Mexican policy ams in 1898 and acquitted on a second and the-course hr had pursued in his trial, waa adjudged insane today by dealing with, other (important mai lt board in lunacy and committed to tens. the King's Park Asylum. "If some people were president" he Molineux was arrested yesterday af- said, 'there would be crepe banging ter he had dashed through the streets over the doors of many American scantil clad and engaged in a scries of homes today " 'running fights with the pedestrians. ? -,- . For aeveral days he had been in a aan- ANSTRfANS ARC REPULSED Harlem, seeking recovery from a ner- . ? . . i < 'vous breakdown. I] - , m ea&S&SS? ~ !" Petrograd,, 8?l$-''?^rn? following; Financial Report. announcement Was ?rh en. mu'"today: (By Associated Pres*.) j -f*** AnJHan,arny\earpH:betweei, ^ew-V?rgr^rr-T'h?'mt?m?nt t?f river Vlktola arid thc river Rug are ot the aver se condition of clearing IJSSBSffiSffi Lie house banks and trust companies for *?. ?f ^.^?P ^ the week shows that the cssh reserve ? ^!!L ef* . : P*v?2!?2 ' decreased $3.272.300. leaving a d?ficit! S^J^gBSSt ? **?UrfUty s-en?s. ^ ?* 5'?3T OF - ftAVSS' The statement follows: ' 1 . j* ?onaon, Sept. 6-It ts learned on re Loans increased $9,287.000. w % liable authority that the captain and Specie decreased $1,849,000. . " : fifty ?I tbe crew ot the British cruiser l&.^? 5S!?tC'?5?iS.,jsr 1d ,he ?Net deposits decreased $316,000. . Circulation increased $$11.205,000. MILLION MEN IN FIGHT Banks cash reserve in vault $314,- Paris, Sept. 7.- It ls estimated nnof 071,000. flelally that nearly 1,000,000 troops are Trust companies cash reserve in engaged in the fighting which is pro vault $66,933,000. i seeding In the east of Paris today. Aggregate cash reserve $391,004,-! -; 00?. j Mrs. Croker Dies in Austria. Trust companies reserve with clear- London. Sept 7.-Word waw received lng house members carrying 25 per fresa Dublin today of the death In cent cash reserve $51,074,000. , A n si ria Saturday of Mrs. Richard Cro State banks and trust companies in ker, wife ot the former lender of Tam Greater New York not included in many Hall, clearing house statement: I -. Loans, and investments decreased) A PUee for Casey's Army. $120,900. ? ! Paris, Sept 7 -The prefect of thc -, Gold increased $492,600. . j Seine if advdrtising tor men and wo Currency and bank notes decreased ! mep of the allied nations to herd live $243.900. j stock and milk cows collected in the Total deposits increased $2.620.000.1 entrenched camp. GREAT IS WILSON S V MBn? ? fm. -I*, ?salsa . i i jnsW??? photos by Atuviera Presa Association. German Guns and Russian Cossacks St? machine guns of th? German army ar? expected to play terrible havoc with tba enemies of the kaiser. The gunners of tbs German army are agreed to be the most expert tn the world. The Russian Cossacks compose the Sower of tho splendid anny of the oar. They bava no (ear of tba ; withering Ore of tba machine guns. gjjj Q| JVALI?E JOYCE. ' : OHS ls HKht in Bsstrmir<svLatrfc 'HSO the Care ??d'^Htm?nt ls a comedy. It Is based on Outcnult's Buster Brown cartoons, and the dog, Tige, rles wi tn tbe goat in | m&fc'iig Jpn/ MThe &oat penally yields to the blandishments of Buster's sister Mary and thereby surprises Buster and Tige. "The Trey o' Hes rta," Louis Joseph Vance's production, contains so many new and 'inique plots, thrills and un heard of circumstances that lt ti? dif ficult fdr'the director to Interpret Just how the author wants them to be worked but In order to get the best re sults on the screen. So Mr. Vance bas been asked to assist the director in making thc films. IHt. STACK II OI'NF. REPLIES gays BlesHC Has it?rer Hone Anything to He!p the Poor People. "'th? Intelligencer has rdceired-?rom Wade Stackhouse, president of the I South Carolina cotton .congress, a l?nghty article In .reply' to' the letter from Governor Beake with reference to the recent controversy. Dr. Stackhou?<e denian, that there is any politics In the organization, which ls composed of earnest men of all factions He in viten Governor Blease to Join the congress and tryto do some good. One portion of tbe reply ls as follows: If you will point to one act. Of a constructive nature you nave advo cated since you have been governor that has been of benefit to th?"farmor I sball be glad to know it. Too are destructive and never constructive in your method?. You ar? now trying to tear down an organization formed lo benefit not only the poor farmer, but every other class of farmers, white and black, as well; as almost every other clasB of our people, -mia war ls going to couse loss and sirfierlng to everybody, rich and poor alike. BISASTROHS FLOOD ti? KA5HAS CITY Kansas Cit, Sept. 7.Night fall on Kansas C'ty with many sections un iter water hbcaose'of tbe overflowing af Turkey' Creek. - Three thousand homes, it ls estimated, were flooded and several .hundred f^tnHJh* were driven from their hornes^ Taw water waa recoc? ag buk thdV^Ws? tauen danger from collapsing building?. Two men were killed when they caine in contact with a broken trolley wire, a. number were injured. The total loss la estimated at about $1,600,000. Turkey Creek, a drainage stream, always treacherous, wes a harmless thread of murky water when the men sad women .who live In the valley southwest of the etty wont to ned I ist night. Then came rain which con tinued ten boars and fifty minutos with a flslLof ?.?4 inches, the'btggett rainstorm 'ever HrBcortwd m < Kansas city.: ? * iSCBNE FROM ^ON THC CARE [ Alice Joyce ls otie of the ?io?t popu lar actresses appenring before the ?faro-"' era today. Her face ls kh?sn to mll Ilon? ami lier talents have made th?f in aay admirers. _? li :."'../ ? . . !" v I ' rt was only n pntnti.ng of a. Z-ulu wsr> i i01-, but because it could wink- its ey? nt the will of tbs artist who bad paint ed it, trcenh? galore came to Ita creator. Toe story bi laughingly, told in "The Winking Zulu." John K. Brennan por trays the role of Daub, the artist II ls landlady happens to see the Zulu wink at ber and almost bas half a dozen fits. H. B. Warner Ls soon to be seen in the world famous drama of capital and labor, "The Lost Paradise," by Lud wig Fulda and H. a De Mille, col laborator in tbe famous Belasco-Do Mille successes. The subject marks tbe ?rst appearance in motion pictures of tbe eminent dramatic star who re cently won such a distinguished tri umph tn "Alias Jimmy Vslentiue." VAUDEVILLE OF THE BETTER KIND "A Show With a Co" Is tho Kind Staged al, the Palmetto This Week ~r It's no joke; the show at the Palmet to this week is a bummer. The Sig Rcinfleld Comedy Co., is one of the best troops playing in this circuit, and the performance yesterday was pronoun ced as the beat ever. Sig Rein field brought the ?rst troop of girls ever seen on the stage tn the South to this State, known as the Lady Minstrels. And has some star performers in thc troupe cow playing at the Palmetto theatre. The girls are ali pretty and clever. The little lady known as Isa bel, made quite a hit in her role yes terday and will no doubt have a still larger crowd . of admirers after tO dlljr*? prf f?fm?ii?o. in which she ~*:' tske a leading part cs Madame Fo-Pe, In "The King of the Bolo Island?-> m?nager Pink/iCcn Jn tr,?k?* -, to a i? pr,rter for The Intelligencer stated that the company now atibe Palmetto comes to Anderson with the highest endorsements and that they are te serving of all that could be said good of them was proven by tho ?scel lent showing made last night. > SECOND REGIMEN BAND Will Play at County Fairs Daring the Fall R. ,W. Hembree, director of the Sec ond Regiment Band at Orrvillev wished to express bis appreciation of the cour tesies shown the Nuid during the sum mer by John lanley, president of tho North Anderson Development. Com pany. The band has been playing the summer concerts at North Anderson Three of the members of tho band have, been playing at Henderson vii ie during u>e summer-George Frank1.ir., Homer Smith and J. Van Moore The band wi!* har? rome count? fair en gagements this winter. AND TREATMENT OP G0AT8." . The welt known and once widely ? tad emotional novel l>y Mary J. Holmes, "Txmpefltyajad Sunshine," ' bas.'beeb turned Into a photo pluy. After tho [o$Ier\ of "East Lynne" and "dane Eyre," thp story abounds in telling emotional situ?tlons and vivid m.-io uramo. uisciobUw ?Se length ?? w???vfc some women Wlli go to attain the ful '< miment of their Idvo for a mani Playing the lends -In this play ere Alexander Gaden, Dorothy Phillips snd Howard Crampton. If one questions whether the player In the silent drama is overshadowed by the artist oil the legitimate ctuge. who has dialogue to assist him lu buildlus and maintaining a situation, be will find bis answer in Ml- s Helen Lind mili There ts au ?l.iquence In ever? gesture which carries UH lutssage and vitalises the play upon thc screen "The Devil's Dausnnt." a new two nd drama, contains nu. excellent example of thia actrei"' work. . 77 M Aird Seen Nethlne/J . "Say. did you ever tog w a woman to buy what abe wantodf at vho first atore ah? came tor* Ts*. My "wlf~ frequently does-that to lt after abo's {^ttfrUfe* ftther atoraaV* "A Word To the Wise Is Sufficient" .y MOSft. IL^lC?/ WT? knock, Ih^?^a nace at every IWV ^TTi knoc ks niany 117/ UfrzVJ timi* at the door I !fW?7?i tho reader of n***w*Y ?km paper who conscl entiousiy foliowa the ad vertisements contained therein. "A penny eared li ? patty earned." There are a lot et pennies ly ing aronnd loose te this paper walting to bo saved. Aren't yon going to save them? "Honesty ia tbs beat policy." Our advertisers base their suc cess on this proverb, both tn ad* verti&lng and in other lurte ot their business activities. It pays. "A stitch te tims eaves nine." Yon can save many stitches of expe^ by keeping posted close ly an what our ads artigara have to say ia thia paper. Muddy Complexions Most poor complexions are duo to sluggish, torpid livers, constipation and. other liver ills. A dose of Re Lie Te aleen Just, before retiring -will tone op tho liyer, carry oft tte excess of bile, snd, ca us e. an easy aid natural move* ment of the bowels. !? will not only Kn bil ; . 1 ..: make Its good work felt in beater health-mate you LOOK well and PBBJL!weli:- 1 , ti ? i :., ' MVcaatn aod 1.60 ocr bottle at: your ( druggists. Manufactured and guaranteed by 1 'm\: Three Stores. CONCERNING CLEAN LIVING MODERN SANITATION IS A GROW* IN? GOOD. No woman or man can perform full duty to themselves or to others un less they keen themselves cleon wiul la. An upset livor or sluggish kldnoya will spoil your work and worth. Regularly take CARS WELL'S LIV EO-AID and you will be a new being in this climate for it will clease your system aa soap will clease your hands. CAK?WTKL,1/S L.IVKK-AII) take? the place Of calomel-tabes ita place ex. cepting the AFT2R effect*. It generally acts FJIGHT NOW ott the liver and kidneys and eliminates the poi BOOS and accumulations. Results-Internal cleanliness and by mesas of pure VEGETABLE com pound. No danger, no discomfort. On sale at Fr 1er son's Pharmacy In 60 cent bottles. . Purchase price re funded in full if you wish it But you won't, when you try this scientific remedy. j-j i v * The Road to Advancement 1 ?*IV"******9*9s*sr-*ases?^masa?smBa?i un ir ? Better thlsgs are J* ? sfflM. tmm ?lui maa or worn n who systematically leys .sid? a part of their wages every pay day * Systematic Saving is a great factor la build teg character. Try ft* Thc Savings De partment of The Strangest Raak fia lite Cewffr. ^