Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~ !r ' Claim Paper VioUa It ,, of Superior Quality 4 rWBa wuto frvni tb« t*t>«r hm4 la orthopedic •ppllaBcoe tm bean ikowa la Yleana, and ft to ctoUaed that it peaaeaaee a tonal aaaUtj eoaiparablo to instrumenta made from selected woods bj the test.Italian craftsmea. pngsmod paper were accidentally dio- corered during the maBUfacture of orthopedic appliances and the rlo- ■a was made as an experiment 'While It to possible to construct easily enough from paper aa Instru ment rigid enough to permit of use af a TioUa sounding board, the purity 4t tone could not be gauged without, a test Popular opinion regarding the nature and qualities of woods employed In old violins havo recently been controverted by scientific testa. ■veo .* trained musicians cannot readily distinguish between the notes obtained from a “Strad" and other Iflghly pfliea makes when properly toned and played. Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages. When you buy Fer ry’s Seeds you are sure of the finest Glorioas Repast Fo lire with good conscience Is a perpetual feast Imposing Defenses of a Bloodier Turkish Age Why Hospitals Use a Uquid Laxative Hospitals and doctors have always used liquid laxatives. And the public is fast returning to laxatives in liquid fnrm nn yWi fcvw the jaaaonsT The dose of a liquid laxative can bo measured. The action can thus be regulated to suit individual need. It forms no habit; you need not take a "double dose” a day' or two later. > Nor will a mild liquid laxative irritate the kidneys. The-right dose of a liquid laxative "brings a perfect movement and there is no discomfort at the time, or after. The more s-wrong cathartic may often do harm than good. \ like Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup brings safe relief from constipat It gently helps the average pe bowels back to regularity. Dr. well’s. Syrup Pepsin is an liquid laxative which all keep ready for use. It ideal family laxative; e ective for all ages, and may be given the youngest child. Member i . R. A. Those CIom^Fitters A close-fisted man Is often liberal In the use of hls/closed' fists. -Beaten Skin Weeks Quicker > so easy now to dear away black* ; freckles, coarseness; tohavesmooth, lite, flawless new beauty. Just begin to- | night with famous Nadi* nola Bleaching Cream, tested and trusted for over la generation. The minute you smooth it on, Nad* inola begins to clear, whiten and smooth your I skin. Tan and freckles, 1 muddy, sallow color van- I ish quickly. You see day- * by-day improvement until jyour skin is all you long I for; creamy-white, satin* smooth, lovely. Get a large box of NADI* NOLA, only 50c. No disappointments; no long waiting for results. Money-back guarantee. TELLS HOW SHE TOW 4 IRS. OFF HIPS 7 MS. OFF WAIST ■ off tups. S inches off bust and 7% inches off waist She writes: "I haven’t gone hungry a mo ment—I feel fine and look 10 yrs. younger.” To get rid of double chins, bulging hips, ' rolls of fat on and upper anna LY ana without discomfort—at the same time build up glorious health and acquire a dear skin, bright eyes, energy sad vivaciousnees— to look younger and feel it—take a half teaspoonful of Krusehca Salts in a glass of hot water evtoy morning befora One Jar lasts 4 weeks and costs hot n trills at any drugstore the world over. Make sura you gat Krusohen because Money back if net Joyfully Make Yeer Om jrve yoassaal use er iv-sele at Wg gsafth VECRIWS^ MODERN IDEA OF FORCED LEARNING pHARAOTBBISTIO of the new ^ annlsed ever the Near Bast, precincts once more closely women’s prisons—for prison mosaics and Jeweled treas In the days of its glory the of the sultan. In accordan Is the fact that the harem of the Ottoman sultana, who for centuries tyr- been ^transformed Into s museum, and the casual visitor may wander through than any other in all the world. The harem was the most luxurious of It Am for its Inhabitants—with its elaborate entrances, pillared courtyards, beautiful Including a throne Inlaid with 25,000 pearls and a cradle Inlaid with 120,000 pearls, arem contained from 900 to 400 women at a time. Four of these were the legal wives with the teachings of the Koran, and the others were attendants of the wives. The la her low chair she sat apart, Ber trusted crotches by her ride. Her eyes the mirror of her heart, Her busy hands a sign of pride. And as we spoke of many tilings, The changing world, the lengthening mile. She watched the flirt nf redblrd*s wings, - And smiled a little, secret smUe. Across her countenance It went. As sunlight flits upon the sea; And watching her, I grew content With Ufe, and all It gave to me. csasxgsBjgsgstf? • * In that gay group of women none Abjured the world bat she.... grace . • _ ,—— Of her sweet spirit met the son And played open her cti face. . . . Copyright.—WKD Bwttoa QnUa tree I Bit hew shaB thn student knew this, If wa persist In trsatiag the aalverrity ae a awheel In aa a hw» to mated In ese whe da not da than? If shady to an epportualty, the dg penalty far net taking advan- tape af Mmt opportunity is failure is reach Its geaL Ha that does net has thereby lost learning, just an he that daea ant eat has thereby t. Why should It be anybody's task te farce teaming on klm? IT ha does not want It, that to bis verdict that he has ae ase far It Probably ha to right Primary learning, for children, to a duty. They do not knew why they need % and they may not want It But since they win be a burden to others when they grow up, if they do not learn, we have laws to com pel them to go te school, and wo hire taskmasters to make them study. fnkiffr that unless he does need tt, and he to the beat Jodpt ef that The university should offer learning to all who wish tt and arc able to receive It Why force It on others er think It anybody’s business bat theirs whether they choose to tnhs ItT—San Francisco Chronicle. picture shows the fortress-llke entrance to the palace, which represents several centuries of building BEDTIME STORY FOR CHITJW.N 7 By THORNTON W. BURGESS THE STRANGER WITH THE BEAUTIFUL COAT _ pBTER 'RABBIT never will forget i the first time he saw Glory the Car- metlmea called Redbird. He had Just bopped over the Old Orchard whro a beautiful Clear, loud whistle his eyes to. the top of aa apple With a little gasp of sheer as tonishment <and delight Peter stopped short He couldn’t quite believe that be saw what be thought he saw. He In Fact She Was Almost as Good a Singer as Her Handsome Husband. hadn’t supposed that anyone even among the feathered folk could be quite so beautiful The stranger was dressed all in red except a little Mack around the base of his bill. Even his bill was red. He wore a beautiful red crest, which made him still more distinguished looking. And how he could sing! Of course Peter lost no time in hunt ing up Jenny Wren. “Who la It, Jen ny? Who is that bqautiftri stranger with such a lovely sohg?” cried Peter as soon as he caught sight of Jenny. “Glory the Cardinal;” replied Jen ny Wren promptly. “Isn’t he the love liest thing you’ve ever seen? If I were Mrs. Cardinal I’m afraid I should be jealous. There she is In the very same tree with him. Did yon ever see such a difference?” Instead of the beautiful red of Glory, Mrs. Cardinal wore a very dull dress. Her back was a brownish- gray and her throat a grayish-black. Her breast was a dun buff with sr faint tinge of red. Her wings and tall were tinged with doll red. But If she wasn’t handsomely dressed she could sing. In fact, she fds almost as good • singer as her handsome husband. “I’ve noticed,” said Peter, “that peo- lEYOll Know— local dealer carries Ferny's Faro Bred Tegetahle Seeds. Now only S cento a package. Adv. OM Aqoedact la Use Ihfhaqwednet constructed by P<» tins Pilate shortly before Christ was crucified has been put to use to re lieve water shortage In the inner Old Otty ef jernaal em. Engineers eey day as tt was 2,000 years ago, pie with fine clothes spend most of their time thinking about them and are of very little use when It comes to real work In Ufe.” “Well, you needn’t think that of Glory,” declared Jenny In her vlgor- oua way. - “He’s Jnst aa- fine as be la handsome. He’s a model husband. If they make their home around here, you will find him doing his full share in the care of their babies. Sometimes they raise two families. When they do that Glory ffckes care of the first lot of youngsters as soon as they are able to leave the nest, so that Mrs. I “The sad, sad thing about tfreaSL Cardinal has nothing to worry IbffUt - “"suits/’ says The Girl Next Door, “la while sitting on the second lot of eggs. Everybody loves Glory. Excuse me, Peter, I’m going over to find out if they’re really going to stay.” When Jenny returned she was so excited she couldn’-t keep stlU s jnln- ute. ..“They Hke It here, Peter!” she cried. “If they can find a place to suit them they are going to stay. My, they will add a lot to the quality of this neighborhood!” Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal whistled and sang as If their hearts were bursting with Joy and Peter sat around listen- ing as If he had nothing^ else to do. e. T. W. Burges*.—WNU Service. that most men look as bad as they fee In them.” A Bell Syndicate.—-WNU Service. carefully prepared. Soak the peas orer nlght, then put them on to cook with an onion and a half pound or more of salt pork (one may use pigs* bocks, a ham bone or fresh pork if one prefers). Cook slowly for hours until the peas are thoroughly cooked and the fat pork well done. Serve with small cubes of the pork In each soup dish.—For a pound of peas and A Perfect Sailor the same of pork one may use at least two quarts of water. This will serve a large family with a bowl of nourishing soup. Potted Fish. Pick cold cooked fish Into pieces, season with salt, pepper, mace and place In a Jar. Cover with cloth mois tened with flour paste, stand the jars In water and bake one hour. When done remove the cloth; when cold, pound and cover with melted butter and then with the paper and egg white as above One may use a mixture of meats such as chicken and veal for potting, making a mixture that cannot be dis tinguished from all chicken. C by Western Newspaper Union. BONERS are actual homorons tid-bits found In examination pa pers, essays, etc, by teachers. Venison comes from frogs. • • * Th ie boy and girl studied their music lesson good in order that they wouldn’t be connolsseured by the teacher. e . e * ... A pullet surprise Is awarded every year In America for the best novel \ to • • T " The people In the Tropics don’t wear much clothing. They dress like statues. e • e The sphinx la t he head of some king Quick, Safe Relief For Eyes Irritated ByBxposiSre To Sun, Wind and Dust At Att Drug Stores m *—''"'t IV — ’"TtIiiIt ftr Tr— IwA MercolizedWax mounted on a Hon. • no Archeology Is a study qf ancient Iniquities. C. Bell Syndicate. —WNU Service. First Ute of Paper Money Paper money has performed an Im portant part in the history of these United States. Adopted as s matter of necessity, and not from cholcfc, by the Massachusetts Bay Colony, in 1600, It was gradually Issued by other colonies until In general use by all. It was the original Intention of the Colonies to have tt equal current coin, but depred ation took place, followed by succeed- 1 Ing Issues of paper money, ontll It became practically worthless. Baby Llama Is Native Californian a lacquered results In the in waits, ther smartly placed, ect sailor. CULINARY KINKS A GOOD soap Is almost an Indls- *a pensable part of the day’s menu. Soup, tike salad, may be made from almost anything with flavor. Those who have s soup pot always ready with stock may have countless varia tions, but for the small family bouillon cubes or beef extract As a great boom A good soup stock may be made from vegetables with a cube or two of meat flavor or a teaspoon of extract - Vsgetabls Soup. Slice one large onion, a small tor-' alp, three stalks of celery, three down peppercorns, six doves, a stick of cin namon and three bey leaves, the same amount of parsley, thyme, and sum mer as very. Cover with plenty of cold water and almmar for two hours. Strain through a coarse muslin, and for each quart of vegetable liquor add a tsaapoonfnl of extract ar two cubes. Balt ep and serve. From this stock, with gelatin, ens may hero n good aspic. •pin Keeps SMn Young Do you lack PEP? Wtortoyeaef MALARIA > to eapedaUy appetising «< g OLIVIA” escaped a lifetime drusing freight over the Andes iff , Ing eat Fteishhacker park la Ban Francisco for Its blrthplacak -Bolivia” is the sob ef “Chile” aad “Pern," the park's representatives ef the family. This Infant Hama to ooe of th^ Very few e*er bora la thto Tha picture shown “Bolivia" with Its