Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ADDED TO PEA'I DY FACULTY. Prof. W. K. Tate's Name Found Among the New Professors Wanted for 4ho Penbody College for Teachers. Nashville, Tonn., March 5,- At the last meeting of the Trustees and Presl doent il ( iorg Pul'iuy COIIege for, Teachers, just adjourned. ltine new nimes w ere mdded to the faculty list, as follows: Crter Alexander, Ph.)., Professor of School Administration; lula 0. .\ndrews, A. M., Associate Pro lessor o' :l0ngliah; .ohn Lee Coulter, Ph.)., Professor of Rural F0conomics; Nary C. Iavis, Ph.l)., Professor of Ag rieulture; Fletcher I. )resslar, Ph.D., Professor of School Achiteeture and lygiene: Charles 'l. 'Little, 'Ph.D., l'rofeSso' of 1,atin; 'tobert W. Set %idge, A. M., 'rofersor of Manual and Inlustris l Art: hldward K. Strong, Ir., Ph.l)., Professor of Psychology aui the Ps'iychology of E7ducation; William K. Tate. 'A. i., Professor of Itt-al 'l''tnention. Sot11 h (atroliia cittlls, incii iiug 0l. edlucators aint teac'her.:. willl be 1p:r ticulall)' interested in Seeing on the list the namte of Professor William F:. Tat '. of Oo~luwbila, S. C., who has ho 1"n so snleefuHsiil1 as t'oP State Super i of Rural Thoola of South Caro lin:i. In this posi lion he has made a 1 I1ne for tilmself as well a h for the ' te, I&cause of the thoroughness add elliciecly of li vol k he has lone in building up the rural schools of the State. Professor 'Tate is recognized as the Rural $ool spec ial.st tin the South, and this means tih best in the entire country, if not in the whole world. Professor Tate was commhnisslont(e( by ,he National Bureau of Education to aike it special study or the schools in Sw itzt'lanl. Ills rep'lort has attracted wile attention nl(\.'ise of the wisdom witai w\illen t e dliscriiminated between (he goodI and the tu.d points founad in the SwitS'rland sclools. The recot lendattion4 of hlis report have caused n1!h1(11 lit.:ussi(1l o me'ng Amev'rienn i ed nLe'ato's everywheltre, aidl will cause mita ny of the best. fealures of the Swit zerland system to he used in our A merica n schools. 1'rofessor Tate's other writings have been of a special cha'acter closely re lated to his special fled of work. Some of these ire "Stiugested Solut ions for Somle IlualiI chool 'roblets In South 'a rol na," ''"'eachteri' Manual for the A. (tSH 11'hL1 1imD)'ll: We are g your Grocery Bj ii Our Business wi give our customi V We are g Sbooks will range $1.00 and so on Elementary Schools in South Caro lina," "Farm Aritimetic for the Rural Schbols in South Carolina." Tribute to Miss Poole. 1. G. (loot, special agent for the United States Guaranty and Trust company, who frequently visits the of fice of the probate Judge on olicial business, while in the city yesterday paid a beautiful tribute to Miss Nina Poole, the late secretary in this ollice. Mr. Goot was shocked when he was told of Miss Poole's death and he felt a great sympathy for Judge Burnett in the loss of his faithful and eflcient assistant. Mr. Goot among other things said that the late Miss Poole was one of the most pleasant, acecom modating and emfelent clerks in her capacity that it was his pleasure to be associated with. Mr. Coot travels sev eral states in the south.--Spartanburg Journal. * NEWS FROM JONES. ' Jonos, Marche 9.-D-lr. V. 'I'. .lones is grateful to Drs. V. Townes .lones, Workman and Varlton, for their kind ness in looking after his practice dur ing his absence in Columbia. IRev. 1R. F. Morris, of Princeton. i At his appointment last night and gave us a splendii sermon. lie will be here again the Second Sunany night in April and we cordially invite everyone to come and hear him. W'' recently had the pleasure of meeting our friend and schoolmate. Col. Jas. Tompkins. of Edgelield. Our school is progressing nicely un der the eflicient 5tperintendency of our teacher Mrs. (.. L. Grahaim. Sev eral new pupils have enrolled and all others who may come met with a cor dial reception. M. Thomas O'dell and daugaheris re e'ntly went to ('olu mbia to get a 'iiano t'.at Miss O'dell had won in tilee nian o contest. We recently met our good frie'nds. Messrs. P. W. Sullivan and W. .1. Mc Gee of Ilonea Path. We cordially welcome Ml r. Ml ac Mor risoni who las iovel into our midst.. We are grateful to ot' wlnds. Mles.ira John L iawso" ;Sate' Treasurer (;arter, Mr. and; M1rs. (.. W1. .lenlkins a:.l1 other iienlls for kin:i favors she--; us in Colunmbia. per ce oing to offer you an 11 can be saved by si Be 11 be Strictly Cash tc ers the entire benefil HO' aing to sell Books co: in price from $2.O0 with the others. M DIA The friends .of Dr. W." W. Daniel, president of Columbia College and Rev. W. B. Wharton superintendent of Elpworth Orphanage will be glad to hear that they are filling their respec tive pogitions with conspiclous ability and success. They were both reared in our midst and we rejoice in their success. Mr. Walter Jones wishes to hire a good hand to work on the farm. Mrs. G. L. Graham and. Miss Dorcas Graham of Ware Shoals, were the re cent guests of Mrs. T. N. Gralhaih, at Coronaca. The, many friends of Mrs. 13. L. Hlenderson will be pained to learn that she passed away last nigi't (Sunday) at the home of her daugh ter Mrs. Wil'mot Smith. She was the oldest child of the. late .Jns. Clardy and was a most estimable lady. We tenderly sympathize with the bereaved family. We extend congratulation to Miss Olivia Jones and Mr. Walter Herring who were married at Gakton last Sunday. Mr. Hlerring is to be con gratulated on winning such a charm ing bride. .\liss .lones is a young lady of charming personalities. She will he greatly missed by her friends, 310,11l1.11lt! is 'l L 'S S'Tl0 II('JE 501'I, SICK. I f tongue Is conted or if cross, fei ter ish, constipated ghe "California Syrup-1) of Figs." Don't scold your fretInl, peviAl child. See If olguo is coated; this Is a sure sign its little stom ach. liver and howels are clogged with sour waste. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, -throat sore, loesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stomach ache, indigestion, diarrhoea, gave a teaspoonluI' of "California Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the foul 'vast e. the sour bile and fernenting food passes out of the lowels and0 you hare Ia well and playful child again. ('hildrlen love I' - har.nless "fruit lax at iv.'," a1n(1 imothe's can rest easy af ter giving it, because it never fails to lmale their little ''insides'' ('lean and sw et. Keep it handy, !f'other! A. little giv eIn today saves a sick ch'!"iul tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask your dr ug gist for a .O-ee'ti bottle of "C:l ifo'nIa Syrup r ; i,..s'', which has direction Ioir liles. chiihiren of all ages and for grown-ips plainly on the bottle. Itenmelbcr there are counlnterfeits sold here, so surely look and see that yours is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." 1land back with contimpt anly other fig syrup. tD. On Al WI DIAL CC excellent opportuni1 mply buying from u t 0 ginig Everybody. This : t by giving a discour W TO GET Ti ntaining Coupons th to $20.00. For ina hy not save 5 per ci CASH G What Will the Suffragettes 'Do After They Stop Plying Torch? :r , ." ;.;} , ." 7"\ti .4. Photo ny Americnn Press Association. V'1ltY day almost one reads of arsonette outrages in England. Only the other- day the arson sqfund of the. militant suffragettes burned down liallikinrnin castle, In Sentland, at half a million 100) .room man sion, unoccupied at the time. Ilefore thuft they had burned down the grandstand at the lBurst park race traek. The ruins-of this fire are here pie tured. Fighting for the vote by the firebrand stems to be the present status of thie Woman mouvement in England. Amerieans wo'nder when the "wild women" will take up (he rifle. That seems to be the nest logieal step since they have previously tried the bomb. A OlAI ..R G roceniesy TH )MAN tytpeueth Hg ot fLvn. s fo C S . phoob mril 'r' A~o1 t ., at wl bea jukia: I st as i geood 11 I u a cahi t linlt o grstane on thrtli me20 c. Bookrnns ofhstr Couhrepn n.baigcas atris COMPA )MAN .vN .ROC5 ERSCNT Some Doing! Irish Cobbler and lied Bliss Seed Potitoes now ready for you to plant. We have several varieties of fine Seed Corn to dell. Plant a patch of Spring Beardless Barley. We have the seed. Sow some German Millet and buy the seed from us. Fresh stock of Wood's Garden Seed. Also some tine Sweet Peas and Na turthin Seed for your flower garden. Buy a kit of lake fish for the morn. lug appetiser. Headquarters in the Flour trade. hy your next sack or barrel of Flour from us and be pleased. Buy a Blount 'Middle Buster or Blount Tjrn Plow and farm with ease. He progressive and keel up with the tilmes. 10 pounds of fireen Cofee for $1.00. See it. before you buy. Go -to ll,-"Got son Steve." Trade at the Big Store. J. H. Sullivan Laurens, S. C. DR. CLIFTON JONES Dentist Ofsfce i Simmons building Phone: Ofhe No. 86; Residence 219. Simpson, Cooper & Babb, Attorneys at Law. Will 'practice in all State Courts. prompt attention givento all businees. B. R. TODD Engineering and Contracting I .and Surveys a Specialty ,ancrete Work Skillfully done or In spected. Drawings and e'timates of all Kind. Telephone No. 346 Laurens, S. C. OO X A.SHl WILY, RE DI'0 HE COST of IiVING rading Five per cent of we are going to ir store. These you will save Y?