Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*T Write for Our 24-page Free Booklet of ] I Helpful Suggestions! <$> ???????- . fit will remove all annoyance and vexation at the time of choosing $ HOLIDAY GIFTS <k> For your friends and dear ones. Whether it be <?> in line of? fWATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE fBRIC-A-BRAC NOVELTIES We can suit every taste and every purse. SHOP EARLY It is bettor that your orders reach us early while the Holida'y St6ck if still plentiful in variety and,<fesir;n^. I James Allan & Company ^ Charleston, S. C. <|> For 58 Years the Leading Jewelers in the State BIRTHDAY, WEDDING, ANNIVERSARY AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS The "Little Jewelry Store" where the crowd goes, where you get a hundred cents vahif for a dollar. The place where your patronage for a \ cent repair job is appre ciated as much as if you pu rinsed hundreds of dollars worth of goods. My expenses are small and YOU reap the benefit in the value of the goods purchased. William Solomon g Reliable Jeweler Graduate Optition ^ I UNDERWAER! The demand in this department has exhausted many sizes in special numbers bid the stock is again replenished for IIiis week. Ladies' I'liion Suits together or separate pieces per snii 50 Ladics' lTnion Suits, extra quality, ai the snit .$100 Ladies' all-wool white <>r scarlet, al a suit.$2.00 Children's Union Suits, all sizes at .25? Infant *s Wrappers a I each.15< .Men's white ribbed heavy Meeec sails al.$1.00 Also in wool, scarlet <>r white, al the suil.$2.00 Boy's extrn heavy Union Suits at.65< Ladies' wool Sweaters from.$2.00 upward Misses' Sweater? al.$1.50 Children's Sweaters at.50< Ladies' wool Aviation Caps at.50c Children's knit wool Jackets at.50c Togues.25c A complete lino of Ladies' Scarfs aiul Shawls in all colors Wool and heavy Hcece cotton Hosiery. Wool (Hoves?-Wool Mitts -Kvorythin"; to make comfortable during the winter months at W.G. Wilson &Co f ( )^( I^C At >^t )f ( It Always Helps says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in writing of her experience with Cardui, the woman's tonic. She says further: "Before 1 began to use Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would kill nie. I was hardly able to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles of Cardui, I began to feel like a new woman. I soon gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water mill. 1 wish every suffering woman would give CARDUI The Woman's Tonic a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, and it always does me good." Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-oui feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's tonic. You cannot make a mistake ill trying Cardui for your troubje. It has been helping weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. Get a Bottle Today! 61 Hit I ITEMS ABOUT THE BOTTLE BLOWERS ! <? ? _?-..._? Hero aro BuaiQ of the Glass Bottle Blowers who are at work hero. You win Una the entire bunch of boys a pretty fair set of men. They seem to be satisfied with your city which we Und is a beautiful little place. We have found the people here very gen erous and kiin! and we are willing to play the same way. The majority of the boys will soon have their wives and families hero Those that are here seem to feel quite at home. The Glass Blowers are n traft of men who belong to one of the strongest organizations in the country. Their headquarters are in Philadelphia and in every city or town whore there is a glass house they have tt local. The loeal here is No. 35. VY. Plohr is Pres ident, and Arthur A. Morris. Bee. Sec retary, Earl Love, Pin Secretary, Har ry Kell. Treasurer, tho. McFall, Nldo guard Earl Edwards s. Guard, Ohas. Shoefelt, 'Conductor. We meet twice each month for the good of the asso ciation. At any time wo can help the city in any way you only have to a ik. Mere are the names of our boys: t has. Bromnn, Kniest Blttmcnmour, Robert Baxter, .las. Carvin. W. A.Con nors, Goo. Dancer, William Dovi r, Gco. Dcngenbraker, W. s. Doll, Chns. Doughty, Dan iDotlghty, Arthur Dos troplc, Joseph Esthcn, Geo. Edwards, Karl Edwards, Win. Elohr, lleiKnnil Graff, Harry Garrison. Adam llnuill, ln>yd HIgbo, Walter Hlgbc, Gilbert Keeman. Harry Kell. Ceo Kramer, Wallace Lee. Karl Love, Arthur A Morris. Ceo. McFall. Lester Newklrk, David Raison, ("has. Trotter, Chits. Shoefelt. Clarence Stimson. w."1 II. Smith, and John Stark. This is the first trip South for a great many of the boys and they are in love with so many of the things. Arthur A. Mot ris . t;2il s. Harper S:. Tili' New* in Cla^s Circles. Pi oin "The Glass Blower." Tank No. 1 has been placed in com mission at tlr> Strcator, 111., plant of the AJtncrlcan Bottle Co., and 72 blow-; oi*8 have been given employment as a' result. The Lib bey Class Co., Toledo, <>.. arc operating with six furnaces turning, out glass to their full capacity and all dcparlmcns are making full tine' ex cept the caster place department ami mold shop. Three furnaces are being operated exclusively on electric bulbs, i At the Maryland Class Corpora lion's plant. Baltimore, Md.. tiny uro shipping ware to all parts of the Uni ted states awl Cjln'ida. They nn now' considering the advlsabi'.ity of put ting on the third shift to catch up with the orders that have been booked. The ilaskins Glass Co., Martins Kerry. O.. have been operating their plant at a steady gait with one fur nace of IG pots capacity in com nils-: Tili: INTERNATIONAL "BEN HP It." To lie Presented at the Columbia Thea- | tre November l!Mh and 20th. Three Performances. Spectacular magnificence, drama tic splendor and rcllgous ecstacy are the most notable concomitants of Klaw &' Erlanger's International pro duction of "Ben-Ilur," which will he the offering at the Columbia Theatre, Columbia, Wednesday and Thursday nights and Thursday matinee, Nov. 10 and 2n. During the fourteen years which have passed since tin- original presentation of this noble drama-its owners have not only kept it up to its original grandeur, but have elabora ted and developed the possibilities of the production each season until to day it stands unrivaled in beauty of malic significance and power, it wasj the "last word" of the stage cr aft of j the nineteenth century and into the! new age It brought a bigness and per-' lection w hich w ill remain the stand-1 ard for decades to < omo. Ilealing witli tin- cji ? . I of Je-1 sii.;, the most Importana period in his tory, "Hen-Hut" shows the world at ite most wonderful point in magni ficence and wealth, for Pome ruled the world ami Caesar Augustus was Emperor of the mightiest realm the earth had known, into this time of! display and pomp Ci n lowly .Va/. arene, the Christo? for whom tho na-l lion hail longed, 1 S* Is tiii ; ? oh-1 ality <>:" Jesus that, perWi ntins ilic! fabric of the Wnllaee-Youhg drama, makes it a sermon as well .'is a draVl ma of tremendous Hlgft'ifh ince. The roVercneo with which tho Imminence of Chi l i Is Indicated hr?s made "Bon Ifur" a religious pageant, while tho I sweep of pie story <.f Bon-IIur and Mes ;?!??. Esthor aii'd Ir -;, carries au diences off their foot, the culmination of the dramatic plot being the chariot Bton, employing both blown and press ed ware shops. It is reported that a glass factory ! may be established at Arduioro, Okln., ? this season. J, F. Hansen, of Grand island. Neb., recently went there for the purpose of looking over the loca i tlon for an available site. The modern and Co-operative win dow glass factories at Saloin. \V. Va.. started Monday iniorntng making ? gina? won a. fyji complement of shops 011 IhO roster. At the Carr-l.owery (Jlass Co.'s plant, Ihiltimore, Md.. everything is Ion the move with all plates tilled and nil the shops doing well. Prospects for the balance of the blast are roseate. Two furnaces are operating at the Sydenham plant, Wallacehurg, Out., with a '.bird ready to start on short notice tun no time has as yet been de finitely set for resumption of the lat tor. j Fires wero lighted last week in the Idle tank at the American Window (ihtss t'o.'s Pcllevernon, Fa., window plant and in about two weeks both ' plants w ill lie in operation. I The Co-Operative Flint class Co.'s j tableware plant. Heaver Falls. Fa.. is being operated in the usual way, an.I I steady work is the rule. They arc op J crating two furnaces and are employ ling it press shops und four blown ware shops. The Fosteria Glass Specially Co. I Fostorla, (>.. arc operating two fur lUiecs end three day tanks on paste mold shades and globes, inner are globes, iron mold shades, iridescent shades a lid electric lulling. The paste 'mold shops are dividing time tempo rarily and the cutters are working four days a week. Five window glass factories ;:t Clarksburg. W*. Va., resinned opera tions last Monday morning. Places were reported Hilled in the various plants and good starts were Hie rule. At the Puck Class Co.'s plant. Pal tlinorc, Md., where they turn out a general line of liquor ware and ui'lk jars both by the hand method and machines, they find it practicably im possible to keep pace with orders. Tank No. 1 at Tamer Pros, plant. Torre I laute. Ind.. resumed operations last Monday with seven blow shops. Four shops were moved from No. 2 factory to make room for three addi tional machines. No. 1! tank now lias live blow shops ami six machines, A splendid start was reported at the SVIICOX Gin ? Co.'.; window plant. W'il co\. Pa., with Hie full complement of workmen on the rosier. All Indien lions point io a steady run. The Felle I'le bottle factory. Ale\ andria, Va., has bo< n purchased by the Old Dominion Class Co.. of that place, and will be placed In blast as soon as it can ho gotten in readme s, Machine im.de milk Jr.ru will be the principal product. A good gas Well Was struck last week ai GrapcvlHe, Pa., and consider able activity is being displayed in thai territory by gas companies. race, wherein Peil-lllir conquers ami degrades his enemy. NbtOiing i.nore realistic than this scene in the arena of the Circus of Antioch with Pcn-Hur and Mcssnln driving quadruple teams of equine throughhrcds contesting for suprema cy has ever been Imagined by a drama tist or executed by a producer. The race enthralls because on Its outcome depends life, love, honor, riches to the victor, and when Pen-Ilur receive t e victor's eiown of wild olive, audien ces applaud with the grcatost enthu siasm, A CHILD'S LAX VTIVK IS "M |{| |? OF FIGS" They lo\c to take it ami it doesn't barm the tender little stomach, liv er and bowel-.. If your lltllO one's loilglle Is coated, it is a sure sign the stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. When your child Is cross, peevish, listless pale, doe ,n't sleep, eat or net naturally: If breath is bad. stomach SOW', system full of cold, throat sore, or If feverish, give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," and in a foW hours all the clogged-up, constipated waste, sour bile and uipllgestofl food will gently move fin; of the bowels, and yon have 0 well, playful ofiild again. Sick children/neodn'l lie coaxed t< tnko this ha mi loss "fruit laxative.' Millions of mothers keep it handy lie cause they know its action on tin Hlomacl), liver and bowels Is prompt ami sure. They also know n little fjn eh today saves n vP-k child tomorrow Ask your drug! I | for .V'-eonl hot i which contain-' directions for 1. children of II i\f. and grow i i plainly on the oMlo, Pewnre of oo terCelts' sohl b re. Gel the :?> i made h>alifo nla Fig Syrti < < om pany," Don't be fooled! brilliant Cut Glas . suitable for ding pre sents. Our pi Ices u r< 1 the lowest you will find, S. M. ^ P. II. Wllkos A Co. We Start with (he Rough Log ? ? \.Kv*f? We cud with the finished product, and every operation is done by our own men in our own mills. Sash, <,!.?( .? . blinds, screens, mouldings, columns, grilles, newel pos s, shingles, lath, interior finish, el . everything in building material we furnish in bolh quantity and cj u a lily, Complete house bills rYom architect's plans and builder's lists our spej hlt\. Urin?; or mail in your rpec.l:cation. Get our estimate t ree. " titty of the Maker " AUGUSTA LUMBER CO. 'Vt.USTA. CA. r-?v-? -,. ? w VALUABLE REAL ESTATE $ FOR SALE I 71 acres Iii ml Just nortli of business centre of CM; of l.nu rons, ?> it hin corporate llniUs, short distance from I'll) School prop* crt). One truant house anil stable. 2ft acres in cultivation, bill auee splendid original forest exceptionally line land susceptible of developmetil into residence lots. Price ten reasonable, C. P. 'tj^ linrksdnlc, as Executor, ?'>'( in i? s of I.in.i adjoiniiiM dial described in above ad., hut nearer lo I'll) School propel I\ ami IlllsillCSH portion of City.. Same char art< ion of Cit.t School property ami business portion of City.. Same char- ^jj^ tor of land Ift acres in cultivation, most of hu Innre line original rest. One .'{.room tenant house, carriage house und harn. Well <? tine water. This ks (he lilies) proper!) in the CM) limits. Trice ? ch as to make it, as well as the proper!) dcscrlhed in nhovc ad., the hesl InvCKtlUCIlt on the market. il'coplc who wish bargains In real estate or to invest for profits will do well lo confer wilii me promptly. C. D. Barksdale laurens, s. c. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING OF THE EXPERT KIND Have your lotho^ lo:vned and Pressed by men who know how. You'll find them hero at this shop. Laui'C ns, South Carolina