Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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This cozy 1 * ^ Home-like Living _-r> Room - UNDER j Undertakers' Sup] Coffins a: With or Witho I Prompt service render* done on short notice. ' FLOWERS n 11 1 represent two norai no and funeral designs on sho P. S. C( I CAL M. F. Hel where you will a to be had in gies and harness !C _ Lome lr yuu u< I will surpris > and i > _ ft Fresh Car I M. F. home may he Tour/ Cfv An attractive, s littl PI preliminary cutting' / portion of the hous _ ' and cost is eltminu /' / A D/~\D With the entire procc: M^^xO\y?\"jutte .in.I the pr.-.it I r? T"._. eliminated. the l.il '.r iu tin- erection < ..lid tin refore, of minor oil: -~*k.\oiii hv w ill two labor, rs. can ?. will take almost as many weeks. MONEYorcein i! is cut in halt, but t tec. The erection is so simp g-Ca^S^ intelligence can erect it w.:li ? pay no architect's tee. The ^S'j ' i structians are furnished >'K1 Sfjdt study by the best and most ei lWifO \3? * inc Waste and Raining the ~i2//r tsSf.. stretittth. The cost of the it a^l^/ buy it front the mill, manufacturer and ft , tiro process, from the tree to the compl i You buy direct from the source of mate' a i 1: L Vsrti.ua.o I.iiiIf fliniiilt.'inAnu.slv. iHtTV avoided. As the houses are made in j;re; jrLiTLp cost of quantit) production. IL PRICE Z5M J F. O. It. Charleston. The price ineludis imty' and plumbing. Size over all. i.'1-tt. 5-in. Hi one x the oth.-r 12-ft. x 1*kitchen 9-ft. x 12-ft., a bath room 9-ft. x i Vy 1 The house is well lighted, spacious, well J/ * largely of .North Carolina pine?"the H'? y /J flooring and ceiling. Walls built in panels X'' sure warmth. Durable, fire-resisting, star fAr^ red finish. Artistic paneled inside finis nails and hardware furnished. House c< number of standard colors or painted on \ and inside finish painted with or.e he-av; 17% ' " f"rther int-'rmution and a copy ?\v X 1 uipalows" No. A-US. It will exp V* ^ \ QUICKBILT Bungalows it Is F? la-low and mail it. Better still, i zej, /Ay ,jr-] Sk color desired and instruct us to COUPONv Quickbi Jw A. C. Tuxbun / Pkase "Bd me yt / Am especially intere NAME ADDRESS TAKING \ND i plies of All Kinds. i nd Caskets tit Hearse Service. ====^^ sd day or night Embalming ] relephone numbers 91 and 17. < ( FURNISHED. uses and can furnish cut nowers rt notice. [2-7-6m )URTNEY. ??? ,L AT ler's Stable " lways find the best ales, Horses, bug> eed anything and w e you in quality n price ^oad Coming. Heller Lome nug, convenient, roomy e bungalow; odvin;: the mo'! modern of architectural ;c:iiiall> luiilt to make it lasting and corn severe weather. Huilt with a \ lew to conWhile small in appearance, its rooms are si/'.- for every comfort. ?7/CKB\?X NGALOW NO. 44 iful. ni'-nf, roomt and th- roughly su'.- j I'Uilt ?: Jrcnit !ni<'Usjj reduced oost. due to the : fln/s in i;u. i.tity production. I'm? the Houring from the vhn/ to ttie interior finish, it is rind :< r ir?< :. i:i and |>arti.tllv Imilt In 1,41.11/ LT Kan/uliw \uu 5,4 VE I tiu- t;-...tt n..| is alri.-dt prepared and the large | ste j iies of -crap hui.U-r .ire thus elin.mated er is uhu. You buy no surplus 4nateri.1l. lic i ?.f rr...Titi.il Ins its own pi nv Everything srod and s;st : . tiard. The instructions to llio 1 Me and the order rt treetipn simple. No to i. ' for materia I. The time nrdi.tartly required Ii. ( and 'rifiitiinc i* sated. Kurtln rmore. as a large j e is a!r?. !;. built in panels, just t::at ii.Ueh t: 1: | .t.d lu eoiistruction. ss of friction systematized urd irt*r it-di"* t'liioiinc "hii/at o"?t.r* lim: t ' . p-etiars .-ins - j ef a OUICKBIJ.T ItunV 'l 'W is 1 i ! to .1 mr - | 'idera'a n. 'A ear|>cnier ot sue t .:t:d \ r- t ti e house m S da} s. T e ord liar. In- :-.e i . w...-:, if u.iteri.il. ti .-.ml ! il < r. is a satin/ With a QUiCKBILT Bungalow the expense of ha: is net all. Y'ou need not pa.t a contractor's ie and systematic tliat any cnrpv.il?r of aver.;/.* case. Many owners build tlietn tliemsi Ites. Y'ou complete plans with all specificate i.s atitl inIE. And jet, the plans aro m.ale alter careful . .. ei. :.u .. . I ... ..limit,.,t. tpericncca 01 an-iiuci 13, mm .. > > ? ^ .. gr. .itcst possioie conwnicnce, economy and laterial is further reduced by the fact that you >nst in ore. Our complete plants rover the catted house. You pay no middle-man a profit, ial. In our complete plants in wiiich hundreds short cut to perfection is us. d end every waste it quantities you g.'iin the advantage of tlie low 'til 10 per cent. 0O CO sh. Net price ipOtJU ail necessary material, except the brick work x 30-ft. tVa-it- There are two la rue bedrooms, ft., one spacious Hving roont 12-ft. x lk-ft.. ft ti-ft.. and an attractive front porch 12-ft. x 6-ft. ventilated and convenient. The construction is xl t'clversai," thoroughly kiln dried. Excellent of siding, lined with heavy builders" paper to inidard asphalt strip shingles with slate green or h. Excellent doors and sash. Alt necessary >mes with exterior walls stained any one of a ie heavy coat of priming paint. Exterior trim t coat of priming paint. ? TO-DAY of our attractive, illustrated book. "QUICKBILT ia.a all about No. 41 and many other attractive LEE for U.e askuig. Mi rely fill out the coupon f Bungalow No. 44 tills your needs, tell us the sh.p immedlatrp. CUP HERE ASD !* vH. TO DAY r LT Bungalow Dept., j r Lumber Co., Charleston, S. C. J mr book "QUICKBILT Buntalows" No. A-3S. | stttf in a room hoot*. I I 11 11 NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that the County Board of Education will meet Monday, May 12, for the purpose of electing an attendance flPicer for the schools of the county. The salary is }1200.00 a year and work beginning June 1. Application* should be 9eat to the County Superintendent of Education J. G. McCULLOUGH, ' Acting Supt Education. Williamsburg County. 1-21-19-21. hi a reeeat speech, Wilfiana Jennings Bryau blamed liquor for the delay in granting suffrage to woraHappy should be the man with a wife who happens to like his business friends, toe. |^^omenT|: I Here is a message u> ra i suffering women, from Stf | Mrs. W. T. Price, of HI Public, Ky.: "I snf- Hi fered with painful...", ; she writes. "I got down Wl with a weakness in my g fc hack and llmbe...! B i felt helpless and dia- fl t couraged... I had about I I given up hopes of ever ft belnw well again, when R I a friend Insisted 1 |M| Take mm vniii# w i The Woman's Tonic fif I began CarduL In jjj; H a short while I saw a 9 marked difference... I I grew stronger right ' I along, a::d it cured me. ]U I am stouter than I y | 8 IB have been in years." P ' I jg If you suffer, you can W Jl | j8 apprecinto what it H j I i H means to be strong and E * H IH well. Thousands of wo- Ej ' rijFi men give Cardui the flj. M I credit for their good 1 u health. It should help ? I you. Try CarduL At all g J druggists ?-73 * Hero (Jives First Donation for S. A. Drive The first quarter out of four million quarters to be raised in the South by the Salvation Army, for their Home Service Work, was contributed by Sergeant James Thompson, of Cirmingham, Ala., who is back from France after eighteen months service with the Rainbow Division. He was awarded the Croix I)e Guerre for exceptional bravery. When to'd that the Salvation army was planning to raise a half million dollars in this section, Sergeant Thompson asked to have the honor of making the first contribuA V* *-? tKof lin ItO/l Wll/II tv tilt.' 1UI1U| VII?*b lie 1IUU resolved never again to miss an opportunity to help these "real folk", as he termed them. "For the number of workers that they had." said Sergeant Thompson "the Salvation Army rendered a greater sendee to the boys in the fighting lines than any other organization. Hut the boys just naturally loved the Salvation Army lassies and the whole-souled men that helped them in their work. "They are what we fellows call "real folks." They met the boys on their own ground and they knew just what it took to make a fellow feel better when lie was tired and dirty and ready to quit from pure exhaustion. But when the Salvationists would meet the fellows with hot coffee, doughnuts and pies?things that they hadn't had for months, probably it chirked a fellow up, I c.in tell vnu And thev weren't "preachy" about it either, even if their real work is religious. Rut then, nothing could possibly seem more religiuos to a doughboy than a sweet-faced Salvation lassie ministering to his body and at the same time cheering him up with hersmilrl and encouragements. Boys, They were great." HEARTBURN or heaviness after meals are most annoying manifestations of acid-dyspepsia. Ri-hoidS pleasant to take, neutralize acidity and help restore norma] digestion. MADE BY SCOTT & B0WK3 MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMUL^ON j f "Bite" ii poor lea We use f Burley. ] We put n every yea: patiently i There or teeth in. The VEL VI the friendlic bacco. Yoi go to it for out a "come Get c h u i VELVET t Supervisors to Organize Columbia. April 10.?County supervisors of South Carolina will meet in Columbia, Wednesday April, 23. for the purpose of forming a stateassociation. The meeting has been called by the South Carolina Automobile Association which is constantly working in behalf of better roads in South Carolina. The Association felt that an organization of the supervisors for the exchange of ideas on road building, plans etc., would do good and where each of the supervisors of the 'state asking if they would attend a meeting in Columbia. Practically every supervisor in the | state replied in the affirmative and I the meeting has been arranged for j April 23. One of the features will be a good ! roads film. Addresses will be made i and officers of the association elect!-J ti *- ...:n ~~1.. s\Y\s. : eu. i no meeung win io.ni, um; u?c j (lav. 0 Governor H. A. Cooper has announced that his personal staff will consist of officers and enlisted men, the enlisted men in the majority, selected from South Carolina members of the American expeditionary forces. The governor's staff will consist of forty officers with the rank of lieutenant colonel. o A ten million dollar "league of cities" was organized in Atlanta by representative business men from four Southeatern States, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina Monday. The purpose of i the league, it was stated, will be to forward the interests of this territory by the opportunity offered through the reorganization of shipping lines to South America and the development of trade with South American republics. o The jury in the suit of O'Neal Sandel against the State of South Carr? omn nnn fnr tVio Uliria 1 ur <)1UU,UUV ^tamagvo xvi vuv deaths of Thelma * and Minnie Sandel, two young girls of Calhoun county, tried in the Richland county court last week brought in a sealed verdict in favor of the State, after being out seven hours and fortyfive minutes. The verdict was opened in the court by Judge Thomas S. Sease, the presiding judge. The plaintiff alleged that the deaths of the two girls were caused by contaminated anti-typhoid vaccine points due to improper packing at and the unsanitary condition of the state laboratory. M "U/HEN I go fa fish that bite, that don't." l tobacco comes < f or wrong "ripenir or VELVET only the fii 3ut we don't stop there. lillions of pounds of this in wooden hogsheads, ipen and mellow. e quicker ways, but th ST way makes x kind of to1 can always comfort with-back." Timy with J! Cigarette VELVET'S nature-aged mildness and smoothness mate it /tut right for cigarettes. AMERICAN IDEALS IN VICTORY LOAN ISSUES IRREVOCABLY BOUND TOGETHER, PEACE DELEGATES CABLE Consummation of the ideals for which America fought is the appeal on which United States delegates at the peace conference, headed by Robert Lansing, secretary of state urge upon all loyal individuals unstinted support of the Victory Liberty Loan. In a cable sent from the very seat of the war, where the horrors of the conflict are realistically vizualized the American representatives, including secretary of State Lansing, Henry White, Col. E. M. House and [ General Tasker N. Bliss sent the i folio wine mossaee to the American ! people: "We have had the opportunity here in France to see and realize the magnitude of the accomplishment of our country in this war and j the magnificent spirit with which this great task has been carried ! through to a triumphant issue, j "What has been done and what remains to be done before normal conditions arc restored demand your continued and united support with I the same spirit of self sacrifice and of determination as that which was 1 manifested by the nations while the ! German armies faced our men at the Marae, and in the Champagne, ; at St. Mihiel and in the Argonne. | We must not relax our efforts until every soldier of the republic is landed on the soil of America. "To finish this mighty task imposed upon the government of the United States a great financial task, the Victory Liberty Loan must thrive. If it should fail it would indicate that the nation is j willing to leave its task unfinished. "To secure the ideals for which America fought and died, this great demand on national patriotism and united efFort should meet a generous and universal response. Let us all do our duty to^_the end." ROBERT LAWSlINli. HENRY WHITE. E. M. HOUSE. T. N. BLISS. o Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, who came to this country with her parents from Scotland when she was four years old, became a teacher at fifteen, receiving a weekly salary of $2.00. 'SMOOTHEST SMOKING TOBACCO thin* I want and tobacco Itiffie&ff0* |ijr-~ 5ither from ig." nest Kentucky i tobacco away for Nature to ey leave some tc ljc ? j