Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 3w8 8 8 8 8S 8 88 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 g1 8 Local and Personal 3Mention. 8 8 # 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8-.8 81 Aliss Alma Coleman of Cross 11111 Is visiting Miss Cleo Walker this week. Mr. 'S. C. Wood has gone north to buy fall goods for Clardy & VIlson. Mr. Jack Wilkes, of Norfolk, is visit Ing his grother, Mr. H'. H-. Wilkes. Mrs. W. If. Anderson,after a delight ful visit to relatives iII Fairmount, W. Va., has returned home. Mr. Theodore Crews, of Atlanta, has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crews fol: several days. Mrs. A. K. Kinard, of Clinton, has been visiting her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Shealy, for several' days. Miss Rith liasterby left last week for ('hester to spend some time with Mrs. Jobn Glenn. Mr, T. J. MeAlister leaves today for the northern markets to lay in stocks for the Dirvis-Ioniei ('omnpaiy. 'Mr. Richard Dua:p left Monday to make a tour of North Carolina towns on business. .lIhs 'Mary MCIl lough, of ('hester "has been vlsi ting .\liss IlatleI Gray and oth1(er frilend' in the city. Mis. -Edna Teague and son, Wash, of All'ousta. spent Sunday In the city vit'i Ir. and Mrs. It. T. D1unlap. Mrs. W. 1,. loyd and .\liss Wil Lonl Polyd will !ave today for ildneyville, N. C., to spend 'some time. Mrs. Carlisle Smiti of columbia, is visiting her sister. '\1rs. i*Iills, on Illapto1 street. Mrs. .31. L. Nash, of Landmi, ar rived il tle city several days ago to visit h,(.I sister, Mrs. Mary .\tstinl. Mr. W. IT. Knight, of Barksdale Sta tion, was a vislior inl the vity yester day. Mlisscs Nor a and .Minnie Ziitme uman of St. .at hews, are the guests of Mi.SS Ruth M ie.Xster this week. M1i Carolinle Roper has had as lier guest the ist few days Miiss liieln Morgan, of Gi'eenville. M isse' Cora and Nannie Kate Arm strong are visiting relatives in the Zierna section of the counti y. Misses inez and Ishbelhle lilaeley are10 visiting Miss laonise I Power, daugh Ar. T. I. Switzer expects to liave lie latier imrt of tlie wveek for Ihe nort hern 22 malets to buy fall goods. .\iss Sarah iFran"es Gieini is the guest. of Miss Caroine Fllming on North lh e r stre et. Sins. Elhi ltidrd h1 a; ietuniled froll (ra, Couri, where she has been visit ing 3.r .1.. .\. EIltikenwi. ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. P'ower'. Mr. E 11. \Ilintve, and Mr. T. 1. Bahh left .\lilbay for thle nortlhern rkets to by fall.goods. Miss; Annie lardy has reitned from J ohnlison ityI :.- an1d 1 'nliala Springs, T'ann., and Ashville. N. (., where she spent several weeks. .l Iss Ethel and -Nora Langston, 'Mrs. Ambrose lludgens and little son are visiting Mrs. I lollingsworth -in l'n loll this week. . Mrs. R. 11. McDonald, of Columbia, is visiting hier mother, Mrs. .1. Han LAt tie, on .aurel street. Ar. .I. Han L1t tie is also there. Col. L. . Burns and Mr. R. 1-. Thompson left Monday for' halt imore to buty goods for' the two 'lRed I ron Racket stor'es In Laurens. * 31ris. Lidle IHarris left Monday' foir Greenville, where she wvill remain several (lays before going to Ashville, N. C., to remain unti -ISept ember. Mr. II. hi. Oglesby, of Deweyrtose,. Ga., sipent several days in the city last week with his brother. Mr. J1. 10. Oglesby. MIss Marie Philpot has been very sick for several adys andl her plarents are uneasy over her condition, it is thought that she has typhoid fever. Chief J1. T. Crews spent a part of last wveek In IEdgetleld, visiting his br'other', Mr. Edgar Crews. who is coin nCtedh with a niewspapler there. Mr. and Mrs. J. TI. Crews uspent Sun dlay 12n Greenville, having gone up to visit thieir~ son. .Jam'es, who Is a pleml ber of Co. D), at (Camp Sevier. Mesirs 'Hart and Grover icehey, ac comp~anied by Mr. Shapiro, all memi 'bers- of .the supplily company at Camp Sevier, spenlt thle week-end in thle ('ity wvith Mr. and Mrs. W. R1. Rticy. Misses Shirley Bllackc anad Mart ha Boozer, of Columbia, anld Kit tie Lee Whiarton, of Waterloo, are guest of Miss M1arigarlet Dunlaimp oin SouthIi Iar' 1per street. Mr. 0. Ii. Riddle, of Charlotte, is .visiting his parents, Mr. andl Mr's. C. M. Riddle. .Mr. Riddle is in charge of the advertising departmlent on the Charlotte News and is one of the ris ing young business melt of the city. Mi's. D~eWitt King, of Charleston, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Miller and other relatives l'h the city. Mrt. King, who travels a large plart of the year, also came in for the wveek-end. Mrs. Johin Holt and little child re turmnedl last week fromn a visit to Horse Cave, Ky., helng acompanlied on lher' r'eturin by Miss Mary ,Dunagan, who is visiting her now. Mr. and Mrs. Rice Nickels anid their mother, Mrs. Sfllle Nickels, and Miss Fr'ances Tice, of Wh'lit mnire, retulrnedl last wveek fr'omi a delightfill motor tirip through North Car'olna and Vimihia to Richmond, where they .yisite direl-J nustven. Mliss 1elen Jones,' who has been inl the mountains of. North Georgia for several wecks, will remain away un til Septeinbe. .\ iks Dloreas Calines will join her sonme tile this week to be there un1:11til her school terni opens. Alessrts W. G. Lancaster and Rt. Fleming Joles, two prontinent youtlm busliess m11en1 of the city, spent sever al days of last week at Wrightuville ileach, N. C., or thereabouts. They re hurned home 1onday evening via Co Ilumnibia and Chapin ve'ry Illuelh refresh ed after their sever'al days of rest ald reereat fit. Virginia flicks, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Hicks, was brought back from Columbia hospital .ionday evening, her condItion not showing ally huprovemnent. The child 1Is still e(Ierful in her Illness and won the bhearts of her nurses and doctors In Colunihia by the <tulet ness and fortI tide wilih which 'sho bore her suffer Ing. + +1 + SOCIETY. + + + "Old Gl'ory"1 Party. Clintoi, Aug. 1:1.-An innovation came to the Clinton social set londay artrnioon lit tle forn of a i " 'Old Glory'" ity, -Ivvn by .Mirs. .1. A. Chandler. Tables were arInged for sixteeni players. and( thle decor-ationls carried olit the patriotic color schteine. nc "Old Glon N'( Iry" was recentily copyriIlted and produced by Al is., Ir-env Di~lard of, Clinton, and AtIrs. Chalidler gave Its first int roduitil loll into Ulinton, uisail interest was tak ein inl lite playin. .\t tie eni or tlie na ie a delicious ice ' eourse wa'as ser'ved, 000 Announceentu Party. Saturday afternoon \is. W. if. )ial enihrlained thlie young ladies of .\llss b Mlla Mae lial's siet when lthe latter's enagmet.as announlced to Dr. .1.1 I,. .\larshal, or IreevnwoOd. Tle aii n(eentp \ was Iad inl anl ori.'inal iaii after -efrehinints had been erved. wen lit:1v .liss; 1l)orot hY 1)uil and .\largarel .\brg mariched into the room as Ile 1,ol1ieurriin wd. (1r11 inarch was played on tle vi(erital. hearing w\.fil Ih hem cords oi which Iti(. 11:111c' Wf the young' people werv inl -erihed and which we-re dlistributeod ilong tle guests. Tle gitests had re ((efe no previolus intinmation (if thev atn uncemn, so wlen it came i hey 'row(ed aroiund lie bride-elect to -r lret best wishe4 for her Iappiless. The Iatrit.ge Is to take place in O'ttolr. 000 Thlie following marriage anntitotuntce tlient, coicerninlg a foriner Iaurens by, and in attractive young lady of Virigintia, will be read withinterest htere: .Mr. and\l Mrs. William 1. illtsiliselle announce lie marriage or theIr dauighter' Annie laoutise to ir. Iteub~en Gaines C'ar'dy oin Satturday, August thle e'lev'enth nineteen hundr~lied and seenteeni Waynes'boi'o, Virginia. Art er a short honteymnoon, .\lri. and .'1ris. (Clardy r'eturnmed to llins, where i'. Olardy, who is a son or .\ir. J1. M. C'lai'dy or this cIty, is a stuccessrful l)lSTI("l' N. S. ('ON VENTION. Hleldl at Cross H1il1 and Attended by an A lpireiative A udihiece. On last Sunday anlother' (listict Sun day school convention was held In laatns tScounty. 'lThis 0one was ithlit Crioss il11i and( was attenldedl by3 an alp 1rec iativye atudience. UnderI~t t he lead ci'shi p of 'Rev. Mi'. ltatchford(, thle (oil ventt in wails t'n led( and tjea ker's in Sitled roi' the afternoon. i'. C. It. Owings, at thiis tmeeting. outIllned the im ts rot' anlothleri year as wellI as gate thle reason for tis Conl v'entiont. Di. lirimm ini his ('lear ('lt style, ex plained thle stamnlarid or etli eley beitg aimed iat by all thle Sunt day schiools.' Mr. .1. 1.. Gra~y mieatsured the stanin g of thle Stinlday schllsi5 measurteidi lby a ('hart. 0f dlilC Icy. It is am:tinlg to sco htow~ iooly3 somie S'tuday schoiols stand~ nlot on13'lyin 'loss 1illi di strtie? lti ill Ceery dIis tict. Xl iss .\XI Iwee l)av'is in hiet' bit discussed the seemingly nont-lnter'est found it the Sundlay schoo01 leaders, and Mi'. P. W. Mooire gave a lai'ge vh 51011 of uisefuilness for' the Sundttay schiools. 'I'he aimt of these (list rict colt ventions Is two-fold; first, to ct'ente greater Interest in indi vidual Stunday s(chools; and~ secondf, to fornt a greatetr co0-operat Ion 'amontg Sunday school01s of the ('ountty. The vaurotus (listrlit ('onventttins point1 to a suiccessrul tMty13 conv~entionbi foi' Sept enmbet' 1ith To Cure a Cold In One Dlay Take LAXATIV7E lR OM Qutinine. It stotra the Cough and tiendatche a ad works SjI the Cold. DruggIsts refunid atone If J..ails to cure., EC. W. CROvF's sirnat re--.0f ea bn 2 * * * * * * * * * * * . * *- a *' L.\'ENS Ol'FI('ElS. e* ** * * ** * *..... ,*. Accordill..g to the alniouinCIeetnents inl the daily Ilaper, the following 1,Iu. Ircnis Couinty meIinI are aLmiong those who have beenl ii ll i sisolned at the 0ll v Irs Itra inlnjug (nllp at Port Oglethorpe: ('141,11111 1'i at let in~ t 11. It. Todd. It. . ichey, J r. T. 1). Iake, .r. Second LI'etelioan h J1. .\1. Bhu'k.sdale, Clin1tonl. - W. C. Dlillard, Clinton. i. A. Al It le. C. L'. Stoney. .lames C. Todd. It. S. Biolt, Jr. 1)- P". Blarnett, Jr. \V. Mi. .\cGowan. A. G. Hlart. I':dwinl I.ne-as. The 11-11e are ':wc the li iv i , itter part of the weel on a l long h of '-1n days atlor whihef they will be olorere to solme polints as yet unanu nlounceed. Noted Edenlor Will .Ivin Ile on Win. thropl Illnulty. Rlock lHill, .\ g ;.- h Inany friends of Dir. .lines 1'. KIlnard will be rejloiced to know that he %%ill Ir turn inl the- ("arl%. fall to fill a chair inl \\'inthr-op colle.!e. At a Iineeling" of thespeialconuili'eo ot thw board of tru1stvee , hel1d here ('n .\onday Il .)rt,. O~r. inard wvas, eN~ettl Ill . chair. inl :"'d li top ' ten of Educaofo. (md. (;. 11iriin :o tho- !o v cre-atedde alent (If v,ir:t' dcdreaion. i II I 1 h .( - I i I I II 'Ir y aI rs .1 tI( eacelt Ia prfn rs i inlI thl, Ci.a 'hi. 11 'a Ihen cll en president of I .\ndI -.(lln (.Ie e and <lut I Ih I pas :svhools of' Nwhcrr-'. fronm which place it' will ra ve o tills city. i(rin) hi; oI (Cedence here as I ' s n'of !1n1is in \\inthrop, l1r. i r 1.13h - a Vnh I a rm friends I l- rwl ho I Ii e St oe whIo will Iy' !. hill ll (( I . (11 la fI )I,, k In hiV 11, l'., 1((h la l t ,i . tha1 t he is in' Ielurn I'- Lheo # i' t ot l tW which he sI loyally l1v( .d and I which he l or ,0 gLt with enLI ient scves. I or ,Io Ion s n 1. ile w il i ih ha n of t he :it. e-ll: i i r in si a LI il I l n of I u tl ( 0ti vers! itIy. I'lanSeer to titn Dl-. . .\l. tichards , of avids o -, N. C (, 'we 111d the pul'pi' al Ilo Firs l'revSbykerianl churchel Sunday mlortliingu Aftn vnne a ' th litle servive be. in( . held by t he lo aptist nl d Prvesby letu h uhviles. D)r. .liardz, who is a brother of .\t. .John Wells Totd, .ir., pl ilre led two iho!.arly and im pressvf sermons which Were heard by large and a(Ltive congregations ait holh services. The union services w10l bo held in ithe Baptist Chrsvhs next Sunday, whe the services will blay by fao naltcv . of ...rn .- un_ ttD.e , .\L.s tak e r, whoi i s n wttl iias (eti' mpany10 li Taks tiia[ke.e After ('k a hike of h ittl mventy ppl mirl est eat If w i hihf was made01 dlr Ing' heavy showies, 11C(opany il), of th Firtliel1. Sou hCaotlyi infa' dn-r ne'ally (( I m rch ared tocam yeterdayi proud o th'ledI factli thetL th er capale1 esf making~e the istance with (Oarh'lyvi ysray'2 morg the mlen, (oi, get out on' a( hikl, theiit be1nt8 aitn tat could' be made both'~ way byd i~ 0ou Lo'clock. A ir itous( rute ofa setaken ande it alittle whie ('teyi wer on h~e1 froLado Travelers~ cto ito ethic i pon gwase mA foLi 12 o'cock. Ier V th men stray. andres. in thead and soon din-('' n As Msed 'this C onsistingrof fndrahe it Ii Nwhi thie eTtime.y yovnal etmte the dtance-y nou get wearWlyandowillt; riii tis' ofi:ht. mAln (10,h oh compnw 8.t Greenv~i, ilt hNewsrsetll~t; to Wil dNoute it.rmr" 4 * * ',* * * * * * * -* * * * * JONES NEW'S. * * * * * * * e * . * * q , Jones, Aug. 1:.-We were so sorry to Iar of the uniithliely leath of our1 wa lin frilend ( uraiam Payne, and syi - istiz~ iost feniderlly wvith ihis sorely hireave!d family. Dr. J. Walter :anliel and family, of .\lar ion, visited his sister, Airs. I)r. W. T. Jones, last week. IIis many frienmds 'vill be glad to hear that he is in ('X ol lent health and getting a long spln (j)(ly with his work. Alt. Weslevy .lorrison and faily v of .\nldrIon visited his parents, lion. and Allr!. J. P. .Alorris-Zoni yest erday. .r. Johi O'dell of Spatanlburi ig* vis itd his sister, .\l"... i.. MeNinieh aid his !on .lCoy Odell, last week. AMrs. 1.. E-. Mlartin and sons, l-raik. Willam and l'.igene are visiting her paren ts, lI. al'l Mrs. W. T. .1lones. h'llose who a. t(ended the iunion of old soldiirs at Quaker last Sa'tIulrday loroighly aijoyed thie day. loll. 1". P'. AleGow.'. of I-aurns. delivered anl add ress. -l r. Wesley .lorrison of Andeison. addressed oilr Sunday school yester day. Mrs. -Addie Carteir, of Ilotlea Pl1. is visiting her broth er..\I;-. (;. B. Utley. \e are very gratelfu I to all of oulr ftiends who have reclyi i nIIirIe 1us with substant iall favors. .\!r'. Dr. W. T. .Jones, aVeroinp:toiled by her sons Waller a id lraINks aii 11a11u1hter, .\ +' 1-. V.. Alartin,. vi--itee h(r I-brother. Mir. La. T. Dlliel off Grrcn.. illec yeste-day. W t recently had Ile pleair (I Ineet ing tHi hllowil.. friendiiw: J.lo.n in l n.:m of Ii n lthh: .1. V. . Iiradlor'd an1. Gr<nwlodt: W!. . 1 k:. Alaci-on wt "rincetofon. I. V!. ilaihion Ilf .\bbes 1h,, Prof. IIud n and Fralnh .\-i wf, (1 ;: - ,I et l Air. IL O f 01, re a Just in Timec. Irato uins. :vin-."Yu(11 hook agents nilumk IM, s nl,-,ry with your confouinde~d nerve and iumdfence that I cannot find words i. .xpess my feel. ings." AgeIt "Ten 1 ain the very \.1n yon want. I ion selling dicti0n * a I* * I1 A**** 11 *e ** 'E T e I, i 'tIc l kup I .. .l r.:, J. F. A|I iaudayv. IV' I itwa 1 '. w liJ v ~ I tI 1,W \ (I arve hig way If t' II S lier, 1pen 8 11nd.y w ithI hoaInet'o Ik s her(I - A. Tra ynhan left .londay i r (olest e', whver tie has n'cilt(led a po sit io . Alisscs lillie and ertihy ScotI of Chandler are tle guests of .\liss Con .\I. Sloanl 1). Ilagwell of Charlotte, N. C., is expected to arrive heie .\lonl day to spenid his vaation with honiie folks. AIr. and Mrs. J. 1I-. Allen of lioneI. l'4athi wer'e visitlors hier'e Sundiay. .\l iss P~)I ly Nelson or Ilanrens is vIsitinug t he .\I isses Taylor'. .wi'eis of' mieetI igs at .\l I. Iliethel clhuirch nea r her'e. lIe is assisted by thle lIer. .Alr. Gr'itiin or P'elzer. l Iss 1%,iddile Arnoild has leturni'ied fr'omi ani ex tenidedl visit to her' sister, Mlrs. T1. J. ('rane in Pelzer'. .\t iss I sidie I tagwel Ih'ais return'ied friomi a v isit to r'elat ives near I' Ionea Path. llex. ('rawford or Wllliamiston, is conduct31 Iiig a sei'ies of meetinugs at tCo Ilumioia ('ehtrir. 'Thie song ser'vices are ('onduc t ed by hiis son, la 1111h 'iraw'foid. '.\essr's (GoldsmithI and lilizz/arid or Gre'enilliIe were vilsitors her'e W~ednes Th'le Y. W. A.'s of the Priinoeton flap list ehurc'(h will hold( their annual 13ub1 1 8th at S :3o0''clock. Th'Ie address05 will lie deli vered by M\r. ('. II. lRoper' 0of Il:urens. The pubilic Is or'dially ini vitedi to attend. 4* * * * * * * * * * 4 * * * 'Tylvileill .\eL. :: --Tlhe pr01~otractd 1morn'3ing. .\liss aIla (latk was iln I~aure'ns \liss Grace Pl'e, spent last week with r'elallives nearp Woodruffl. Mtr. floyd loo of ('ross Anchor Is spending this we'ek w~ith1 his Iparenits. Alr. anld Ma's. J1. T1. Hoho. Xir. W.. 's. ('lark of Greenwood speint thle weok-end willh relat ives here. AIr. W\allter Sloan of Laur'ens, at I end(1ed 5'irvices at Sandly SpIrlings Sun i day morniing. Ir Iluieh .\lyers SPent Suntday withi In . \l o ~4unti'lle Spenlt Sunday1e aif * f:'rn wit h .\t. andi~ Mirs. TI. IP. Poole. I w. 1' tI''an1 'v wo in ii a 5 1. WINDOW SHADES Take your choice of ihany - rich and lovely colorings /"What shandes~ shall I use for that room?" - - you ask yourself. We have the answer here--Columbia Windowv Shades -and we'd like you to see them. From thc many styles and rich, attract ive color y ou wiil find displayed here, you sall fir it easy to selectjust the shade you wo"t for any room. Firm textured, LONG-wearing fabrics; CLOSED-.NDj rollers; hand somely clectro-platcd fixtures; the convenient READY-TO-HANG package-these arc other Columbia supe'riorities you'll want to see. In our House Furnishings', the assortments are most attractivc now and prices reasonable, Comc in. S. M. & E. H. WILKES & CO. * F I H) ' - I V N r 11S. of * * * *i* * e * ** + e * * 'ii~~~ ~~ V\ 11 :tt aii~'ii I' l i ( it I ii I -I -Jn * a . . - ; iI t 't Ic ;I I~ !I C(ti~ ai t-,i v ('! rIz I I d fr m Iiyeblir. . '.. ami ii Vtiililt .\.bs ('arrit liemonenoof Iau -\Ii 11v l l :lend ats wwikla \iorb Is ra io visiting Wd C I.1lr . V he I -on, .\liss Oria l'owers andi .\iiss Juiai i i 'etin ii b s iift N. Ii %vlin Achu Ii 111 ii a it I ti ralu'ua iis. A. i. Y, and children o i I' I I 1 N 'I l'eler are i l rin g . i s. I stng's fat her I l t ad in 1n t or. .\Mr. 1. .. Ilolt.i it t: . ae .\l 1ss .s (Oltih i liraIlet, 1- I lin: sII V :Inesn ( i a ItI t:;Ad adden and ia ide il!"on I i. IeI In luitit:, M' Iti ji o ae - (ourl cowiuity atur day afternoon.efr sait, C a li e .l l e and .\lild re d) ioc i :. Ild p ()If th e d s .pen S vinday w Mri .\liss l'va hol e. as str t We are very sorry to hear of pe y illnIes I o 1 .\'e. Olin 1111. I lope he will ___M l al____ soodn e well and going again. i .Al isses ara'orances Glenn and bearr- said lie l"el iniig and111 .\I. Poole morolored Ioi to spend01 Suilndy afternoon with .\iss (lenn's mother, .Mrs. ). A. G lenn. AI SO Qite a numer s drove d to I of fle ersidle Sun day afternoon to at tend then rvices o leAre. lr. Scott Itreahed an vroeenjoyed themselnves. 35drd Pu s -\is Eaandl i.:he Holt, KathI- AS oen, I1) wull and g-dwin Long andl .\B Olen Hoil sipent last Th'lursday after- as noon withi the .\lisses I )onnon.etatM r t Misses ruth Sniyler and Ithel o sient Sunday with .\iss Ruth .lyers. KINS .\l rs. Iaarl Tinasley who is to t eachi at .'il u sgtove next year has moved hack in the commiunil. She is withi her fa tlhe ri . W. M. Myers a t plesent . B rass.. .C opper,_ H id es, .\lr. Iroa Sp t sIlent tIe lday with r- \. lta i ellenj:in l'tiitlay. t c.t at M irk e Miss 111111 :ltoit liie d nothe hirth daynt Sunday \\'t ho 1e 1 hiiesfairy un:.: Muady v wil x be ahnve tisoed bac. H MAnyR ily tillim it y. Shiei is \\lit her. la- Oppos' it ''tittieityi' Hlall.tj f.ir\it-. Wh A yer at( ra-r. -n. Al. Ia at the wol f h lme fl ray af-ll r E iar l dwin Long antd .\r. \. .. .\i y- t 0. ( l l I age : ers spent Sunday aftnoon with .\l. l of 1t111 stff \ :s. A. it. Loing i lo ritur n home latindeae. h latter alt of thie weik, accom- ll' a y H f r 1( ti ; d iniyed\ i her sister oliss -:va liolt ltoni.h ll an s a he ie Illo li -Illiand" 'i 'e litoi'sl ofw t l id .v A.M-1 t - -- . pl'a itil I' ets i cr.a h y e aid a i e e A ua I 11 l'ien i f e.itold 01 e, In I lie (oii it ofirroha Ic, I0 .\Myrtle eniupt No. ''0, W. . W., wills hold its annual Mii ridWay, Aug. * v . ( A M7. at Friendsip Prteshyleriian el rch. tolt J T spkers wilt h1 (. A.i ewer, s iJaf a. e ts Spen Si'i a aS v' l wih r i fill- ie wh tog ai h m Lite r- sai ad mit nist ia II tli . . lIlackw ll and (till--theandenotclieofra). ers. (' It . ('.k t ('ah 1w ! , ('. lii (', d eiealI a The QuInIne That Doss Not Affect The Head ive Out ald aUS k lit., tonIc andl la xative effect. oAXA. T h l l a n s trenrti tin c, TIVOIi ROMO Ql:lNitNIiel bitter than ordinary 'iATI0:clt'tJI.irveou Qinine ndt doet not cause Siervou.ess lor ringing in he i. Rentinbe the funl naue anti dtd il I b tten Iren nI. For dfi n hae. Ao ht Iltof it I I~ o'l.k i b - 1-2 J. . .\l( H1' theQu~~neTha Dos Nt Afac Th Ma nrmpznt,. minrft .\damiistri,