Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hen! Listen at This! Read How and Why We Want to Present You A FINE PAIR OF HAND MADE TROUSERS FREE Trousers That You Would pay $5 to $6 for at any Store. WE make this astonishing offer to get more men to be? come acquainted with United States Woolen Mills Quality and service. Strictly hand-tailored Suits "from Loom to Wearer" at $ 15.00. HERE IS THE OFFER-READ CAREFULLY! BEGINNING SATURDAY, JUNE 13th, for 10 days only, we will give absolutely free to every man buying one of our celebrated $ 15 hand tailored garments, an extra pair of trousers. This offer is only temporarily made, and you should lose no time in taking advantage of it. Summer is the time when an extra pair of trousers is like having an extra suit, so get in line at once for a "U. S." $15 Suit. REMEMBER. Offer is for Ten Da^ys Only U. S. Woolen Mills Co., 41N. Main St. H. L. Gillespie, Mgr. Sumter, S. C. HB FRESH AFTER 9 MONTHS ?ODIUM SI MC ATI-: SOLUTION WILtL l'HHSFK\ 1 IBM Money In Farmer's l?ockot?F.gg> Itetivctl lo Spring When Plenti? ful Brio* High VMM m Winter. Clemaon College June 10.?One of the ways in which the countryman can reduce tho cost of living is by ?vanning" eggs at this season of the year. Eggs uro plentiful in South Carolina no* und cun bo sold only at prices which urv low in comparison with those of winter. Fur this reason the farmer usunl'y hus more on hand than ho can dispose of readily. How eggs can be kept fresh for months la described by F. C. Hare. State poultry demonstration agent in co? operation with Clemson College. One of tho boat und simplest meth? ods of preserv wui or "canning" eggs Is to place Hum In a solution of "water glass." or sodium silicate. This Is * transparent liquid that looks like thin, strained honey and Is used commercially in manufacturing mucil? age. It can be jo . tired from a drug* glat. This li<|Uh! covers the shell op an egg with an in.pervious coating of glue and prevents bat i? i la-laden air from pent touting Inside the shell and reedcrlng tho cug unfit for fond. Ftr%* treated with sodium silica t< can oaally be kept for nine SJMSMlM la good . condition, provided they an perfectly fresh when pined in this solution. Secure a suitable glazed earthen? ware crock with cover a live gallon suiter crex k .* a good slsc?Ihe u! ?/. Ing being to prevent the solution from being Absorbed. Seen re miu quart of more of sodium gttasati uf water glass. Thoroughly rinse the inside of the crock und the ciatr with boil? ing water to kill any germ Ufa that may bo 'here. I toll three or four gallons of water and allow to cool When < obi. make a mixture of nine pHrta of this water aid one part of the sodium silicate Fill tno crock two.thirds full with the preserving mixture. As the eggs are gathered dail\, put IheSJl into the crock. Da not keep eggs for several days before putting Into the solution, an it Is very Important that tlx < go> In the day tins arc laid. 'Ihe egg? must on im arc.ami be Washed bei ore being staoed m the etat and cracked eggs or those with thin shell.*, that might be broken mint he dis? carded. Fggs may be put In Ihe i foci ut III It Is three-fourths full. b. a ring 111 inlml, however, thut at least one inch of the liquid must he above the lop layer of eggs. Place the cover on the crock and set In a moderately cool place to prevent excessive evapora? tion of the liquid. Eggs should be examined from time to time and more boiled water added if necessary to keep the solution an inch above the top layer of eggs. For general culinary purposes wa? ter-glass eggs arc equal to ordinary fresh eggs. They may be poached, fried, scrambled or used in making cakes or biscuits, loot as thev come from the crock. However, if it is desired to boll then:, stick a pin in the large end of the shell and make a small hole 10 allow the gas to escape when the egg is heated. The water glass solution closes the pores of tho egg shell and acts like a tin ran around tomatoes. If an opening is not made the shell will crack in boil? ing for the heated gal to escape. The cost of preserving eggs in this way is about one and one-half cents per dozen. P.y canning eggs in the spring when they arc plentiful, spend? ing ono and one-half cents per do/.en to do so, and holding them until win? ter, one could probably get twice as inudi per dOOOfl for them as be could get by selling thesi now. The yolks of these eggs stand up like those of cgKS Just taken from the nest and the whites will beat into a firm froth. uitivvr r\i:M school. Kock Hill, June I,?The Winthrop i.u i t school will be conducted this SURllllOf for observation with Mrs. Hel ) B, BrOWM in charge. Tbc Win? throp farm school is one of the most important oontrlht**tons to the solo th?n of rural school problem of ro < eni years. Its reputation has reached all parts of the United States, ami \ is Itors come from great distances to see It. It will be ? great help not onl) to the rural teachers, but to others Prof. Maninil win give a course In high school problems, <?nd other work for high school teachers will be ? n so heretofore* The summer school is organised tils summer as heretofore, for Ihe lu^ii school teachers ns well ns tsaehen <>f Intermediate, primary, klndergar4 in and rural schools, < >n Monday night, June I"-, ut B.Jltf o'clock nil teachers will i.e present to perfect (be organisation, ulso reg? Ister ami classify students. The prospects for ii large und sue* resaful summer school are verj bright. The preliminary enrollment N renter t hon i he lotnl onrollint ni >f la^-t summer. also. GUY COUNCIL MEETING. NUMBER or MATTKlts COME I T AT REUVLAR si:ssiox. iTtgrrfwilTn BS in Allowing Automobiles to Itcmain Standing oit Main und Liberty street*?Must Pay license* or Warrants Will be Issued?Other Mutters. City Council held its regular meet? ing Tuesday with all the members of council present. A number of mat? ters of minor importance were acted upon, the chief subject of interest to come up being whether automobiles and buggies should be allowed to stand on the business Streets of the city throughout the day. This matter was brought up by Mr. Booth and was discussed at "length, j At present it is the custom of ve? hicle owners to ride to their offices or places ol business in the morning, park their cars on the street in front of their place of business until they are ready to go home to dinner in the afternoon, when they will move the ears or vehicles. This has met with critic ism and Council's discussion last night seemed to Ve -"or a remedy Which was not too radical. The mat? ter was referred to the mayor, who is to draw up an ordinance remedying the difficulty^ the same tt? be submit" ted at the next meeting of Council. The report of the city clerk was referred to Mr. ltowland to be check? ed Up. The matter of requiring certain per? sons, who had not done so, in pay their licenses was brought up by the clerk, and Council instructed him to i have the licenses collected Imme? diately or have warrants taken olll I for IhC parties w ho had no| paid meir licenses. This matter was es? pecially with reference to pool rooms, but all others were included. The matter of building on the old O, H, and X. site was discussed, it be? ing necesMttrs for th elly t?. replace the burned building., . order to keep Its possession of Ihe property, and Was referred to the city manager. A request from I ". ?*. Hubbell that . bis water rent be reduced, as he wan away when t ho water was wasted through breakage of pipes, was re? fused. The report us lo t he lo< ulion of all dry wa lls in tbe city reqtn sted by Council at Its previoiiH meeting, was 'end. Council Instructed ihe cltj manager und chief of police to Ihm e Ihe ordinance prohibiting ihe use of drj wells in the city limit 11rb-tl: enforced. The police report for May was read. It allowed 101) arrests, sentences totalling <j00 days and 8642.30 in lines. The shooting of Policeman Ward was reported to Council. Council then open the ballot box und declared the result of the election ill In favor of James 11. Chandler for member of the school board for a term of ten years. Miss Thomas Entertains iti Honor of Miss Herbert. On Tuesday evening Miss Virginia Thomas gave a farewell party com? plimentary to Miss Anne Herbert, who was to leave the next day for her new home in Bpartanburg, at her home on Broad Street. Whn the guests arrived they were busily occupied with a guessing con? test which contained advertisements familiar to all. Later, conversation cards were dis? tributed among the guests. .Some of the couples sought the settees on the lawn, while others preferred the pleasure of promenading. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening by Misses Sadie Herbert and Cornelia Lrowcr. Throughout the evening music was furnished by n Victrolu. At the dose of the evening the hostess awarded a box of candy to Miss Marie Llgon and Mr. Alvin Burns, who were winners in the guessing contebt. The guests were unwilling t<? bid farewell to their friend, Miss Herbert, .it the dose of the evening, so all went to the station toda> t<? bid her bood-b> e. HUl&TKEl COTTON MARKET. Corrected Dally By Ernest Field, Cotton Buyer. (bod Middling 13 3-8. Si riet Middling 1:: 1-1. Middling 13 l-s. Htrlct Low Middling l- G-8. L >w M Iddllng I Si 1 -8. Htrlct Uood t ?rdinary 11 :!-S. Staple cotton nominal. New York Cotton Market. New York, .1 one 1 1. Opening Close. Jan.i-.v;. 12.7:. Mar. 1 2.? I July.1 ::.L*7 l:t.2ti Aug.I3.?0 13.20 < ?i t. ,, 12.MC 1 2.8B I >ee.1 2.8? I -. S S Shake Off KhcuniuiKm. Now is the time to uei rid of your rheumatism. Try n twenty-live cut b'.iile of Chamberlain's Liniment and Be* bow quickl) your rheumatic pains disuppeai*. Sold b> all dealers. ? Advt. Their Suffering Ended. Hundreds of your neighbors uro ready to tell you just what has made life new for them and relieved them of the tortures of ill health, if you will let them. They have used Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy to purity their blood and enrich the life-giving fluid so that, all the bodily functions could work properly. \Y hen that was done, and the organs got a chance to do their work, Nature cleared up their troubles, so that they arc now we!1 It doesn't much matter whether the trouble is laid on the digestion, the nerves or the skin. Buck of it all is the fact that the blood is either not good enough or is positively poison? ed. Of course you cannot get well, di? gest what you cat or rest in sleep, as long as what ought t<? give your nerves tone and your digestion ener? gy sind strength is poisoned every min? ute of the day. Get tin blood tight Moses said "It is the life."' When the blood is right you live. Here is what one of your neigh? bors declares: "A few years ago I was a terrible sufferer from blood poison, if the skin would be broken from any cause the llesh would be? come inflamed, would Itch and burn ami develop in sons. Mrs. Joe Per? son persuaded me to use her remedy. I bought a dozen bottles and it cured me." Mrs. t;. F. Mcdlin, Weldon, X. C. if your druggist cannol supply you. a dollar sent to the Remedy Saks Cor? poration, Charlotte. X. C, will bring you this remedy.?Advt. (8) Can't Keep It Secret. The splendid work of Chamber? lain's Tablets. No such grand rem? edy for stonnoh and liver trouble* has ever been know n. For sale by all dealers.?Advt. The coming of the male quartette from the University of South Carolina is an event of interest to music lovers in Sumtcr. The musical will be given on the night of June roh und promises to la- an exceptionally lim one, The quartette com? s lu re under the auspices of lIlC V. M C. A. base? ball team and a good attendance should turn out. Cliambcrlsln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy. Bvery family without exception should keep this preparation at hand during the hot weather of the sum? mer months. Chamberlain's Col . Cholera and Diarrhoea Itcmcdv Is needed and is almost certain to be worth many times its < i when needed before the summer b over. Ii has no superior for the purpose for which ii is Intended. Htiy i: now. For sale by all dealers.?-Advt, Take Plenty of Time to Knt. There is n saying that "rapid eat? ing is slow suicide. " If you have formed the h bit of eating too rapid? ly you are moat likely suffering from indigestion or constipation, which will result eventually in serious ill? ness unless corrected. Digestion be? gins In the mouth. Food should be thoroughly masticated and insalivat? ed. Then when you have a fullness of the stomach or feel dull and stupid after eating, take one of Chamber? lain's Tablets. Many severe cases of stomach trouble and constipation have been cured by the use of these tablets. They are easy to take and most agreeable in effect. Sold by all dealers.?Advt. Now Is the time to register, it is best to do so early before you for? get to. No. 666 This it s presc ption prepared especially for MALARIA r CHILLS A FEVER. Five or six dote* will break any caae, and if taken then at a tonic the Fever will not return. It sett on the liver better than Calomel sod docs not gripe or sicken. 25c MEN Cured Forever, by ? true spe? cialist w h o possesses the experience of years. The right kind of experience ? d b i n ft t he same thin ? ihe right way hundreds and perhaps tliou saiuisof limes, with unfailing permanent re? sults. Ikm't you thtuk it tints to gal Hi 6 r i h t treatment r If you desire to consult s reliable long-establtshed specialist of vast experience come to ma and learn what can be accomplished with skillful, .cieiuific treatment I bold two medical diplomas and n ''tticates by examination and other raqui meats from the i>oards of medical exa. Hernof 14 states in the Ustotl. touet heiji1 ith over -t? years' ?x perien. e fnspccjdiy practice. I success? fully treat blood Poison. Varicose Veins, l lccts. KldnejVand Bladder Ihseasos. Itheumatlsm. (Jsll Htonea Paralysis Dis? charges Piles and Ueetual Trouble, Stricture and all Nervous. Chronic Slid private llseasot of Men and Women. Rxamination free and utrlctly conti detttal. Ih urs: .'a.m. to ," p. m. Sun daw StoS. Call or Write DR. REGISTER, Specialist, 506 UNION NA i I0NAL BANK BUItDING. COR. MAIN AND GERVAIS STS . Columbia, S. C.