The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 16, 1919, Image 9
GOOD WORK *N CANAL ZONE
Archdeacon Carson Tells of Religious
Activities Among Those Employed
on the "Big Ditch."
Few men perhaps have so intlma'e
i a knowledge of the spiritual progress
J made fh the canal zone as the R>'v.
Henry Roberts Carson, archdeacon of
p the Protestant Epis yipal church there.
From those days when the canal was
yet a great doubt until the present.
^ Mr. Carson has b?>?n laboring among
the employees of the canal that they
might have comfort of body an i welfare
of soul. White and black, the
? 1-??... U: oil atwl htffl
men ikiiu? .uu. ?.,>
come tJ^.ove him. f >r Archdeacon Carson
was with thorn in the now" aim >?t
forgotten clays when fever raged upon
the Isthmus an?l ea< h noon struck m^n
" to the death.
Those early days Archdeacon Carson
' recalled in the mission* house of the
' Protestant Episcopal church at New
' York the other day before returning
, to the canal zone.
. "We were few in number then and
the work was more than enough for
many." he said. "The employees, most
of them natives of the British West
Indies, were house,! in labor camps
here and there, for the channel was
not cut through from one end to the
other; hu' activities were everywhere
along its path. 0
"And in thes. camps we started
churches and the church moved when
the camp moved, for when the work
in that Immediate vicinity was completed
the camp went elsewhere. When
ft tne water was turned into the canal it
P submerged these places where we had
r held divine service."
While the work stretches from one
ocean to the other, with churches at a
dozen places, some of the most unselfish
labor Is among lepers in the mission
of the Holy Comfort on the west
coast. There are to be found some 8C
patients, including about a dozen chil
dren. and not a week passes withoul
services being held for them.
Lovely Women to Be Lovelier.
American women are growing more
beautiful and their loveliness Is increasing
with ev.-ry passing year, said
Howard Chandler Christy, famous artist,
on the twenty-second anniversary
of the beginning of his study of the
American women.
"The American women, already the
fairest on earth, are destined to continue
their progress in beauty until
they attain a degree of loveliness little
dreamed of bv the average male of
today," he said.
Christy added that whether thl?
feminine progress will prove a boon
I to the other side of the house all depends
on the viewpoint.
"The reason America's girls are becoming
more bewitching." he explainI
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Ti'tT r.RPATVRSS OF
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j^HH I MERCHANTS IS TO PL
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building of your own
SEND TO CHARLI
A Directory o
GROCERS AND MEAT >
Mihrm in Grocery Co.,
H. R. Peecksen,
C. Muller & Co?
American Meat Market,
C. D. Konney & Co.,
* J. N. Peecksen,
Standard Grocery Co.,
Parlor Market,
Avenue Meat Market,
* Southern Meat & Fish Ma
H. G. C. Hackermann Groc
Cochinos Bros., groceries,
Welch & Eason, wholesale f
BICYCLE REPAIR S!
B. W. Donald & Son,
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
. TAILORS
J. Rugheimer Sons,
W. T. Farley,
David Outfitting Co.,
Hir*n*h.Israel Co..
I W. J. Skinner Clothing Co.,
Berlinsky Bros.,
Hi- J. Turtletaub Co.,
Oscar Levy,
Berlin-Krossler Co,
Bentchner & Visanski,
L. Givner,
S. Brown & Sons,
Charles Brown,
S. Brilles.
' E. C. Bruvette,
M The Hat Box,
_ H. Brown Sons,
Wm. A. Rugheimer.
Berlin Bros.
I. I)a\? Rubin,
Sam Banov,
Cnitet! States Woolen Mills,
.. M i' i
ed, "is because being beautiful is an
art?and the American women are
keeping ahead of their foreign sisters
in the arts, like the American brethren
are in business."
Joy for Philatelist.
The postage stamp collector, the
philatelist, is in a new haven of joy.
The changed world is developing new
stamps and hundreds have already appeared
in this country.
One of the prettiest of the stamps is
from the new republic of Czechoslovakia.
Several >r.uvs of varieties
have emanated since the dual mon;
ar.-hy, Austria-Hungary, disintegrated
under war^pressure.
.Tugo-Siavia also is in line with a
number of new stamps that delight the
collector, and the Hungarian republic
is printing 23 different stamps for
temporary use until a permanent sei
ries can be decided upon. Esthonia
is in line with at least four varieties.
Livonia has 11 new stamps; Ukrainia
has a new series and the republic of
Poland is offering an unusual stamp
with 60 varieties.?Detroit News.
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Up-to-Date Youngster.
Lerov had spent all of his allowance
for fireworks. His little brother. Earl,
being more conservative, still had some
money left. From this amount Lerov
was attempting to borrow 10 cents.
"Why. Lerov." I said, "are you goI
ing to take some of your little brother's
money?"
1' "Sure." he replied, "isn't it all right?
' i He's going to let me have 10 cents
J and I'm going to pay him hack 11
l| cents."
' j Wondering where he had acquired
his idea of interest. I asked:
"Why the extra cent?"
"That 1 cent is for war tax."?Chi1
cago Tribune.
J "I married you against the wishes
of my parents."
j, "Well?"
I "And contrary to the advice of my
' hfrst friends."
"Speak on. woman, but thlnk'cf the
satisfaction it gives every one of thera
to say 'I told you so.'"?Birmingham
Age-Herald.
The Holy Terror.
' Lady?They say Father Hooiev ad'
vanced to the attack with a prayer
' book in one hand and a bomb In the
other.
Returning Soldier?They're always
' trvin't' belittle a good man, mum.
| Lady?Isn't it true?
I j Soldier?No, lady: he had bombs
i in both hands.?The Marine.
> ;
The Proof.
1 "A woman can never come to the
' point.".
' < "How can you prove such an asser;
tion?"
i 'Trove it yourself: ju<r watch her
try to sharpen a lead pencil." ,
eston M(
: of friendship and c
f goes beyond the bi
IWIIPBMl I
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ra of growth
RAPIDLY ASSUMING HER PLACE
\MENTS THAT ARE OPENING BE1M
UNITIES. THE POWER OF *UTHE
SOUTH LIES IN THE PEOPLE
IECOGNIZE. TO MAKE USE OF AND
STERESTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA
T THE FIRST PEG IN THE WHEEL
E TO THE FUTURE BIGNESS OF
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If It Can't Be Bouj
nts and hopes to see the de
i merchants and your own coi
LSTON.
f Firms Seeking to i
IARKETS I. M. MendeJson,
W. W. Farley,
KhiM Al K.Ai
Occidental,
Olympia Restaurant,
Royal Cafe,
The Plaza,
New York Restaurant,
C. S. Restaurant,
PRESSING CLUBS, I
rket, ERS, SHOE FAC
ery Co? Star Pressing Club,
Princess Shoe Factory
grocers, I. Berendt Shoe Factor;
HOPS Howard French Cleanin
Economy Pressing Clul
AND HARDWAF
M. H. Lazarus
Boyle Hardware Co.,
Schaffer Hardware Co.,
A. Mc. L. Martin Co.,
Ball Supply Co.,
SHOE STOf
J. R. Mohoney,
H. J. Williams
Jacobs Shoe Store,
R. E. Martin Shoe Stor
Ol
C.IIISUI1 ."">nw oivir,
Martin Shoe Store,
W. F. Livingston & Son
Brennan Shoe Co.,
ART STORES, WALI
ETC.
Lenneau's Art Store,
TRUNKS. HAND E
Charleston Trunk Co.,
James F. Condon & Soi
W. F. Livingston & Soi
ELECTRICA1
. Louis D. Ruhin Eleetri
Porpoice Killed Shark.
How a bottle-nosed dolphin, a por
noise commonly called the seabng
slew a fi-foot *hark. is described bj
Galveston (Texas) fishermen. who sa>
they witnessed the killing from th?
ca'i-eway which connects Galveston Is
land with the mainland.
The seahosr. according to the books
is a "most sociable and gregarious fish,'
but these fishermen declared there was
nothing sociable about this dolphin
When the shark was within n feAv feel
of the porpoise the fishermen saw th<
sen hog charge, a gray streak'In th<
water. It struck the shark squarelj
amidships, they declare, ripped It oper
and then fore the body into pieces.
The theory of the fishermen Is tha*
the porpoise fought to protect it?
single young one. which the shark wa<
menacing.
His Caddie's Advice.
Clergyman (playing at historic St
Andrew's for the first time, to caddie)
? What Is that yawning abyss in th<
di>rance. caddie?
Caddie?That'< hell, sir.
Clergyman?Indeed! What a namf
to give a hunker!
Caddie?You see, sir. It's called he!
because yinoe ve get in ye canna gel
ont.
Clergyman (after playing and land
! ing In 'he hunker calls for his nibllcl
anil plays a good shot out of the haz
ard)?What have you got to say t(
that now?
! Caddie?A' that I hae to say. sir
j Is when we dee tak' yer niblick wl
| ye.?Portland Telegram.
Slang Is a Necessity.
"My friend." said the f#ssy old gen
tleman, "why do you say you mus
I toddle along?' You are In the prlnx
of life and walk with the easy treat
of a banker."
"Sir," said the facetious citizen, "I:
i everybody were as particular about th<
' choice of words as you are, book re
' viewers would write up baseball game.'
and heckling the umpire would be
come a lost art."?Birmingham Age
Herald.
Prevalence of Deafneaa.
The last census showed that then
are In the United States 89.287 per
sons who are totally deaf. Dr. Wen
dell C. Phillips of New York told thi
i Philadelphia College of Physicians re
1 cently that in New York city there an
a' least 100,000 persons more or les:
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incapacitated u> ? k^um >n |.?in?
i deafness. 11 n?! of these probably SO pe
< .'nt are of the workinir class.
Prices for Canadian Wool.
The a vera value of unwashed woo
a pound Mi Canada was 02 cents t<
proo..c. .s In 1SUS and ."0 cents in 1917
I washed. SO cents in 191S and 75 centi
' !n 1917
jrchants
:o-operativeness CI
orders of South Cat
| ( Charleston and
? | THE GROWTH OF Ci
I | CIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND
| | ALSO THE GENERAL PRl
? | WITH HER MAGNIFICENT
| ? TIAL FACILITIES AT HER
B " Tn FORCE FORWARD TO
I f THE PROSPERITY OF CHA
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THE ENTIRE STATE. CH.
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J | FACILITY TO THE PEOPLE
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;ht In Your Home <
velopment and expansion ol
nmunity first, but, if your i
Strengthen the Goo
FLC
T. T. Boldger,
NTS Carolina Floral C
JEWELRY A
James Allen & C
Charleston Crocks
H. Fechter,
Cart Jewelry Co?
Horrowitz Jewelr
IAT CLEAN- G. T. Mabus,
TORIES China, Glass and
J. M. Morris,
, Stephen Baldwin,
v. REA DY-TO-WE.-<
g Parlor. . SPECIAI
). J. Shahid & Bros
tE . The Fashion,
Anna V. Lynch, '
Kerrison's Dry C
T* ftnk Rrnthorc
l lauu u? vn?%?wj
Louis Cohen & C
M. Furchgott &
IES M. Marks & Sons
James F. Condon
F. M. Basha Bro
Birlant's Departi
e. L. A. Kaplin,
M. Gravell, hair
L. A. Kaplin,
s. C. H. Nafhman.
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LPAPERING. J. Shahid & Bros
Kerrison's Co.,
M. Furchgott &
tAGS, ETC. Jam?s F. Condon
Traub Bros.,
is, M. Marks & Sons
is, Louis Cohen &
[t CO. J. J. Straus & Cc
cal Co., The French Hat
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Best Bargains in Clothing And Dry
Goods.
If you are interested in good l^r
gains in clothing and dry goods call
at S. S. AROXSON'S, Lanes S. C.
' 10-2-4tp.
1 Hum's Salve, formerly calle V
v ! " \ 1 Hunt's, Cure is especially coo
i \l pounded for the treatment c'.
* i /ffl / K/J Itch. Eczema, HA(? worm, and
, / I I K/ Tetter, and is sold br the drur|
I J A pist on the strict puarnntee that
r the purchase price, T5o, will be
promptly refunded to any dissatMM
isfledcustomer. Try Hunt'sSalre
at our risk. For sale locally by
USaf W. V. BROCKINTON.
Help Your Digestion
When arid-distreaaed, reliere the
indigestion with
KimoidS
Dissolve easily on tongue?aa
pleasant to take ah candy. Keep
your stomach sweet, try 10 maids
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Metal and Composition Shingles
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BUSINESS CENTER MEANS | |
OSPERITY OF THE STATE, j |
HARBOR AND ALL ESSEN- | a
DOORS. CHARLESTON HOPES | t
> A TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. 1
RLESTON, THE GATEWAY OF | S
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VRLESTON MERCHANTS ARE | I
NOW OFFER EVERY BUYING | i
OF SOUTH CAROLINA. | j
Community, Then B
f every individual community,
leeds cannot be supplied at
d FeelinSs of Charli
)RISTS DEPARTME
'o., M. Furchjrott
ND CROCKJERY hjerrison Drj
o., Inc., Louis Cohen
ery Store, James F. Co
' F. M. Basha
Birlant's Dei
v Store, A. M. Petit I
F. Read Dry
Emporium Co., Clein's Depa
M. Marks &
DRlT(
LR AND WOMEN'S Frierson Dru
,TY SHOPS Freyschmidt
l, Burkes Phar
Kerrison Dru
The Elite, Paragon Co?
roods Co., De Lorme D:
5 AND
0., S. H. Cross &
Sons, Harris Five
1, F. W. Wooh
& Sons, Silver's Five
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nent Store, Pastime Am
Majestic,
dressers. Victory,
A /torlom v
Princess,
LINERY Garden,
Wonderland !
ICE CREA>
Sons,
& Sons, Ha(hn & Coi
D. A. Amine
s .. Hahn's Cand
Co., E. Ladevezo
Onslows Car
Shop, Orange Juic
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Fire Brick
Fire Gay
Sewer Pipe
Stove Flue
Terra Cotta Thimbles
Motar Colars and Stains
Water Proofing Mineral
Corrugated Metal Roofing
Asbestos and Composition Roofin;
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1 CHARLESTON MERCHAN'
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| AND FINANCIAL STRENGTH.
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small and large. Your doll
home, THEN WE ASK 1
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eston and Her Sisti
NT STORES AND DRY
GOODS C. B.
's & Sons, Kerris
r Goods Co, M. Fi
& Co. Jam.es
ndon & Sons, Louis
Bros. M* M
jartment Store, I
)ry Goods, The C
Goods Store, Follin
rtment Store, Milbu!
Sons, Pinku
; STORES. ETC. J. S.
ig Store,
Drug Store, Bruce
maey, Lightl
ig Co.
J. J.
rug Co.
10 CENT STORES F ,
Co. Rinrfi1
and Ten Cent Store, " 0 ?
vorth Co.
and Ten Cent Store. p(
MUSEMENTS pholn
usement Co. 1 hoen
Parso
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Chas.
Museum,
I, CONFECTIONERIES, Ball !
CANDY * M. H
npany, B. H.
> Bakery,
y Store, Clairi
Candy Store,
idy Store, Seipli
e Stand, Jorda
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mt to spend little |
ich, and "save and ?
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look well-dressed ?
season.
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's Old Stand 1
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h?^ Hardware i *
Grates PaUltS,Oils J
Saws . ||!
Hatchets
Door Hangers g|?
Paint Brushes :?
Inside Decorations
g Calsomines and Cold Water Paints ^
IE HOUSE I .
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TS FEEL A JUST PRIDE IN |
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IAVE THE MILLIONS OF |
OF THE STATE FOR PER- ,
DISE. DIVERTED TO THE (
INA. THEY COMBINE IN |
FFORT TO ACCOMPLISH =
OLLAR SPENT AT HOME S
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YOU COME OR
Br Communities: I
HOUSE FURNISHINGS I
Prontiss & Co,
?on Dry Goods Co,
irchgott & Sons,
i F. Condon & Sons,
Cohen & Co,
arks & Sons,
>00 L PARLORS; CIGARS
[uinto,
Cigar Co.,
rn Cigar Co.,
ssohn's Pot Tourie Tobacco Co,
Pinkussohn Co,
BOOK STORES
Bros,
hart's Book Store,
PRINTING
Furlong.
FURNITURE
Morris Co,
sher Furniture Co,
& Roberts,
?rwaith & Co,
Clemont,
,ix Furniture Co,
OPTICAL STORES
n's Optical Co,
.Morris,
SEED HOUSES
T. Mcintosh & Sons,
SPORTING GOODS
c 1.. / '? *
3Uppit vv., w
, Lazarus,
Worthen Arms Co.,
BARBERS, ETC. ^
nont Barber Shop, M
MUSIC HOUSES M
ng Music House,
n Music House,
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