Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IAUIEMM PLEASED BY QUIJCK 'RiSVL~;gs4 Iveryone Is pleased with the iuick restalts of simple witehazel, cainphor, hydrastle, etc., as mixed In LSavoptilk eye 'wash. One man's eyes were .o badly strained ho could not read with out palli. Two applications relleved him. A lady with weak, infamed 'eyes was greatly helped by ON0 )ottle. We rilarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, straiie(i or inflalie edys. 'PuItnam rl)rg S1.ore. A at 'l'lat Iidn't Sm1el ifter leing Dlead For 13 Monthfs "I swear it was dead at least :3 :mlloltils," Said JImiesP Sykes, lI itcher Westflel, N. J. "We Saw this rat (very day. I'utt a calie of I(AT--SNAl' Iehimvl a ba irel. .\onths liter my vufe ati bottI (he rat. IReviem. wrvc i h 'arrel, looked behind it. 'e'ire was the r.11 4leva . not 1the m~m hr.'' Three rizes, ::-,Ca 1 . 11,1hd and gu ra led y . ! A wa ),(, (,o., I l' t 1a11 I i Krlt ~ l Bros. '0 kJ 6'he Sfo, Sen-ib'..O Qick. Painatv. CO.. Siinply tmply I wu( o ihre- dhre(- f in tinvrito cornl t t tfinu11 yo ot i t IL TI I.-T vorn enle forever~l. T'l'h Ill tw\o or. t bren day.,, if (Ilhe cornl jil , not dr pI*))) (I off, tUak oiutI Wit yurM tingert titt11iti b1 it off as eahily as youl pi-l a banana!11t I (" nver n iooyed siuch instait. del htiut l relief from vorn uisery . you tiver W-d anuythini so perfect, is ''uts-IL,' 1L never fllib. "Oots.it., costs bit a trine at any ditruig atole. Molley hnk lutgrtan teed. ifd. by 1C. lawrence k Uo., obicago. 14ture-n:, . rit Co. l'1tilln's Drimg Store. 4 Was . Very Weak "After the birth of my baby I had a back-set," writes irs. Mattle Cross white, of Glade Spring, Va. "I was very ill; thought 1 was going to die. I was so weak I couldn't raise my head to get a drink of watcr. I took . . .medicine, yet I didn't get any better. I was constipated and-very weak, getting wvorse and worse. I sent for Ca duli." TAKE The Woman's Tonic "I found after one bot ie of Cardul I was im-. proving," adds Mrs. Crosswhlte. "Six bot tles of Cardul and . . . I was cured, yes, I can say they were a Ood-send to , me. I believe I would have died, had It not been for Cardul." Cardul has been found beneficial in many thousands of other cases of womanly trou bles. If you feel the need of a godd, strengthen--. ing tonic, why not try Cardul? It may be just what you nteed. * Druggists ASONG A-OR T1AMXSG(V1#NG Sumier is gone, Autun)n is here; This is the harvest iFor all the year. Corn in the crib, oats in. the bin, Wheat is thrashed, barley drawnin. Apples are barreled, nuts laid to dry; Frost in the garden, winter is nigh. Father in Heaven, thank Thee for all. Winter. and springtime, umumer and fal, -slected VL ET APdl II "iii1 Taking Coulragrc' From tim Spir i of th c 1L . ,Itrely tic tP ' T Hn Mre Ca1 l ll el ii ofr it e h 1 Ii .he w h i nv ii : a e llie \X. . in vi i - wuh'y'n y :-'hieeil itIt ren'ie th ! Xv Un in- viwob h! werw tonv il'fr I is tr ue , fr1: 1 . v . I 1 el I ilir N11hav leN. surslf(11, rntal h,:ir lites 111 ill! le~ . lr ti I I i thal ill wo-tit. I 'il e-ani pv.a a v: e niot yets e finhhiiid eveylth lin is neo r'teisn why we hti l hot lell s i liel tha1i t wooe vlit neh!iteceltiweluc ! la-enuwtst we have~e notl yeit won W lie ;oi oif life is o11 r oellS. why wl sholel t e i iellit tut we beter thani It Wver hs bleene bfor. AIti have le iutfering, greater hi-nksg 11ess and nuobler (opIprtuit~y Itan in atty pohl IaOst. Irumnanty Is still inghtinog thle sai' persistlent Ills ntn! seeking thle s me Illu i goots, but In new (eds nneed on higher levels. The gonl still le's far abend, lbut he hInd! Is a long roadu of' mIserIes con Iluered andt battles wvon. $A Thanksgiving $Offering From a f ~ Grateful Heart Lo'crd, we who set thle furrow eep, And14 sow thce seeds of tidusetry, F~or thle rich jsnacedon that we reap) GUive~ thankos to Theac! I .ir, wi ee whlo ae thi le anovl Is ring, Whlo rive cc an deb lboriusly, * ior aell the wage ourII Ilbra bringr G iv e liiks to TheeO! Loerd, we wvho wvatchi the spIndles T Ihe shuittles flig dIzzily, F 1or ever huon our~i C efforts buiy Give thantks to Then! Locrd, we whou build wIth buscy hand (11 woo cciior ston e unecesingly, For what soe'er our artls cointan~ed Gvle. theeaks to Thee! Lordt i' wee hodlve In pIaler-earth I iarct Thly ceunilight faIr andii Focr whadt.oe'r weI winI of V.orth1 Gcivei thanks~ lte Theeo! *!.Ard, wce who hocist thce straeinlng+ 6 And plowie the greeni waves of theo Fo''twat (Cur cetorgny tasks avail 4 Gciv etks to TIheel Lord, we the toilers of the bri, WVho chtteh at dreams thtat ellng or flee, For whatsoever heights we gain GIve thianks to Thee!I Lord, we Thy children, small and great, fleneathc Thy caere, whtere'er It be, The whlile Thy grace we suppliente, -lIve thanzks to Thee! -Clintn Seollard, In the Outlook.f Therefore, .GIve Thanks, Thanksi to the ptrovldene of Godi as t has wvorked In hIstory and to the work of' brave men who htel leved they were chldrenu of God, (he petty colo alces are now one untiona. Of that n lon the mnennlest eltizent, the most fool sh, the weakest antd (he poorest, has uvery' right iund privllege before thte n1w whtleht belongs to thle strongest., the 'Ichest nited fte wse'st, Ithoutgh lhe wereI Jornt In the purpile of luxury. A GLOOMY OUTLOOK 'Turkey: I'm afraId they're ~*feedIng me too /well. Thanks. comtl'g. Thanksgiving. By T. C. Harbaugh. in the twilthht of November, with Its C'ollige of gold, COmtes agalia the glad 'I'linncsgiving Blest witiL cu4toms <tear ti old; And benettit the starry I:mier As it 1101t8 fromti .e:L to see, We a ltpl)y peoplo gather, l ewrs at rest. for all are free. Not :. hni I 1n till 1 hi t tou , in Ih I V ist or In th . \\ i rs tin- rnmtt in r th m o Vl- in th balmy ...I T - bl Ti. th -- 1"11-V4.i1, a ig h e atu in N \%Fjii- i. f__ th --i-f Fe a nk: -h n s W i - 1 .. I i I g I 1m w itir zTu thi. .e '2:4e 44 reve e yt a n II t hl ::n1 a:i hti. w:, vP; W<-,1 cid-tinty fuililI, e us rn . it n ter p. r .ti . PEOPLE MUST HAVE TURKEY Always Willing to Pay High Prices for the Chief Feature of Thanks. giving Dinner. New~ York spen'flls about $3,000,000 key as' I its chlief feature14. The deanl e'rs say If It cost a doillart pe'r ptoundt lte wuill itis jttust hout s inany. Tkey h i o Tank gi i i rit ioalli lintAei en,'114 atuar thelarine k w Slt( i .' lie faten I bestiiit btidsht and savesI thernf r ltilos day. iiik' t it relizingo kt ntihl lte prile, golii h Ih I o ugh.rt~ iThenil~ hetu sl'l. I o'tiit~ the popl ~ll dealerhit tsxpet 'f'~ 4l greerdeitd th thv er.ar.og hyar eetn Notl Fogetfin the Pumpin Pe. In i n ,V i n le ia . An y In d ru K ntc v en lrg cn i . tuns Ti ea trky 4ecas are ru r i t 4oi. . e r one o thes tr -s bog t m o bidsfo teW '1lurkt Unt enhesoftukesa rerie inAlsoui vl exs Th rle of t e httr sue. we'th hd fed n ag ad unloerseds is~. hihyr;.ndd ccrigtorprs howevr, te ouput f boh ofthes Thle State of South Carolina County of Lt1rni In Cou rt of Common I'leas J. Al. PitS, P'laintfiff vs. (C1nllhy \VittsoIn and I1)116 Watsol Defendants,; Il1rstuant. to a Decree of The "'ourt in the above Stated Case, I will sell at liblic outery to the highest bidder, at 1latulreni-, C. Ii., S. C., oi Salesday ill I )eceinber next, being MIoiday the 6tl "da7 of tile II1UI1L0I, (Elil'laig tl( legn[ hours for ;Iichk Sales, the following de rCribedI property, to wit: All that lot, piece, or- parcel of 1,an1( lying, being and situate inl the town of Chinton, in the County of laittren., and State of South ('arolina. contaiiiing foalr and one-litalf ( I 1-2) acres tore or les, bot iQnded on the North by%- lan -'s now or formerly of Ewell1)ettdy, on te East by Iands now or fortnerly of I. Al. lienry, ott tle South by hatis 1Ow or fortnierly of Joe Suber and ont tlhv \\'es by Pub)Ii( road froml (Clinton to Wioodruffi. 'Peris of' F-:110: I 'll i-cha'ser to rol Imj)r:y ando Munump. If the~ tenns w, lh are no,. complied with, the land to ho6. 10)801(1 oiI Sdhl(' or1 sf1110) shl0' ll111''t 8soieo). on I;nl wrhi1:. al -i;,k (or i~oruleivr 1 rurchw.r Thlis (t)0('t he -,1' 81 a: ?.Ilr I-I( or l th P111 0 i t1uI)oI (r1antly \Vkt yon. xes Sir-nee .1 / i II V I 1L 1 11~ L" L A, 1ve ~ t ~ - Came;ls blen-id nevcr tices your ta;o. And, Camels leave no unp1c:;ant cigaretty aftertaste .-z nor unpleasant cigaretty odor! 71 What Camels quality and expert blend can mean to your satisfaction you should find out at once! It will prove our say-so when you compare Camels with any cigarette in the world at any price! Camels aro sold everywhere in scientifically sened pacnanies of 20 cigareto; or ten packafgtn (200cigaretten) in a glassino-pnpor-cove.red carton. We strongly recommend this carton for the home or office supply or whetO you travel. V - R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston.Salem. N. C. E'L, DA-GUMq TN/5 Aivree TOMV/WE VOU 61 7 TO C T Ue- so 7.- WOivr /ow DAD' AIe cu 1Y/ eO 17 -io cur /o .r gy -rr. * YOU .dOT A? OFT E crD EvAR aIC EA T O Rf / T: S o T / TU EY? , /E C E O F / 1 N G O r / e 7 C 67 -7 H A S 0 6 7 T o 7G . 1 / D R / VS S / VG / 5U S O 7 ' r wA S ~/~r FoR 0M .Z7RuM ST/C/< AN scH AcEC t ///' THE 2 $//V.Z ZIR AN -- You6G ONE e SOME CPR/lM 6ERR:lZ. - - - AN'C GDRESSZ A/V 61 ~ N When Father Carves The Turkey Thanksgiving and Christmas are two festive occasions when father delights to appear to good advantage in showing his dex. terity as an expert carver. Imagine his embarrassment at his utter failure to accomplish an expert job all on account of a dull old carving knife. Now mother, you can use a good carving knife to advantage almost every day and it seems to us it is up to you to save father the em barrassment on brobably the only two occasions in which he is vitally interested in a good carving knife. Our stock includes a nice assortment of carving sets. Jones=Taylor Hardware Co.