Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r SSESEISISIESSSSIISSSSSSSIISISSIISISSZISIISSI Used successfully ^ all over tin trom tliese teeaers inaicate tnai properly fed, are a great improv hulls. By actual use, these feeders hi j advantages of using TRAOI MAUI RUCK W COTTONSt V HULI LINTLCS Every pound of the Buckeye Hulls cc because the lint on the old style hulls The price per pound of real roughage is very much less than in the form of Hulls do not clog or flux the digestive them are readily assimilated. They are free of trash and dusi They ore sacked and easy to h They take half as much space i If you have not tried Buckeye Hulls, p of feeders are using then* and will i have not given Buckeye Hulis a fair 1 successful feeders guide you hi usini Mr. Olwey Yarber, Boo iiV.'u, A i has fed a carload of I kcye I to get them ready for the ran ing hay and he finds that they i eye Hulls as roughage, lie ha. Hulls bought. To secure the best results and to develop thoroughly twelve hours before fe* 5 wetting them down night and morning for this cannot be done, wet down at least feed the hulls dry, use only half as inucii Book of Mixed Gives the right formula f : .very eo c S.I. iV.^1 Y ouulii. x tnj irjw mm.il ? . i v* ?.#? tening, for work. Describes 3uckey< using them properly. Sen 1 for your Dept. K The Buckeye Co I Atlanta Birmingham Green wc Augusta Charlotte Jaduon Peoples Undc Funeral Directors i A utomobile Equipment Furr Calls Answered Pron ~~HL W. EDGAH Phone 240 Your Telepho The BELL Te has a mission in life, is to serve you. Qi i ? i ana courtesy are nei cations. Frequently, she act quickly in emer* a ge and presence of No more loyal group of workers ct the young women a Their service extended by your c< IVben you TeU SOUTHERN BELL TE AND TELEGRAPH < To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVK UKOMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Hcndnche and works off the Cold. C Druggists refund money if it fails to core. K. W. GKOV'K'S signature on eatli box. 3oc. DR. I MI'KKAI IIAIK Dentist Office: 507 Chapman ttuildin^ Phone 1560 ^ SPARTANBIIH. * C <3 __ 3 TNAOE MA?W hi ECZEMA REMEDY ' Sold on a guarantee f?r Eczema ' Tetter, Salt Rheum un<l similar af i factions of the skin and scalp. Sold om\j by ue, 50c and *1.00 Glympb'a Mm i aiacy, Uaiaa. F. C. I I p a whole year I sleet C ml t0 SC e South liut 1 at pt Buckeye hvin* Lintless thine j y-v ( ^ Hulls have ine i tiVs. been fed by or k " farmers, dairy- the { men and stock,- hut * BSSP-,, men througlf- "Con IwJ) out the South the a for the past that year. Reports I,. : these lintless hulls when visiti ement over the old style m; rcsui ave found the following M Thor ?YtLS V 3 her ntains much more food value Mis? has no food value. m r in the form of Buckeye Hulls " the old style hulls. Buckeye tract. Other foods mixed with *' turn t. days andle. Mrs in the barn. ? lease remember that thousands jse no other roughage. If you tirei trial, let the experience of these Can g them as they should be used. Pri\ it., M lulls tn cows and calves tor ge. He had been feed- ^ iid much better on Buck- ' s another car of Buckeye ^ev spci tlie ensilage odor, wet the hulls sist ding. It is easy to do this by p the next feeding. If at ?nv time o thirty minutes. If >ou prefer to P i by bulk as of old style hulls. Feeds Free n'P mbir.r:' inn cr rred3 used in the an<^ mointi v.s'.nce, for milk, for fat- IV s Hul. id gix'es directions for fj]a copy' the nearest mill. tton Oil Co. Dept. K T ioJ Little Rock Memphis PnV Macon Selma imf of - IV Am staking Co. 't"r and Embalmers iv uhIhkI When Desired. the nptly Day or Night ^ l9 Manager. n;p Old Postolflcc Bnlkdlng \ th( " " r; ^ i ne Operator Tr? dephone operator or , and her mission uickness, accuracy essential qualifi* m< Cj is called upon to ipneiec wlipn nnnr. }V11V1VU Vf tAVAA VWU1 mind are required. "i" and conscientious in be found than on it the switchboard. wi can be greatly ^ o-operation. pe phone?Smile ac; OVl :lephone -n i5 vttBBak. n company -in wi lea SUFFERING AND SURGERY ga :an he avoided by using na I J 8 "-K.AL.C MARK pp. I'lLE REMEDY ea. Relieve yourself of this ailment at on lome. Easy to use and thoroughly trj lependable. Sold only by us 50c and 11.00. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union, S. th WACO TONIC rti 'Jever fails to prove its merits in Qt nich complains as Indigestion, Ma ha aria, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, That in rired Feeling. Neuralgia, Constipa- t? ion, Heart Trouble, Eczema, Sick leadache, Tatarrh and Nervousnees a.? 'rice 60c per bottle at m (Old Milhaua Drag Star*) Mi f AT MORGAN AND SAM LATTON N rfc?ACOLET, ROUTE 2 tyfl :olct Route 2, January 81.?Tpe is almpst prone and we are gl*d e the warm sunshine out again the roads are in a bad condition esent. It is sure that we are * in a most perilous time?more s are happening and changes be- O nade than this worked ever saw new before. Who knows what uture will bring forth? No one ' \lmighty Cod. The book of the ning King." tells us all about var and everything hits this war is in the book. L. Vaughan was a Spartanburg ar here Wednesday. j',lj iss Gertrude Sook lifet Monday to me he rwork at Dander College I w( isses Carrie Sam and Mattic P? nas spent Saturday in Spartan- 1S cssrs J. J. Tinsley and -T. T. Morwere business visitors to Paeolet nesday afternoon. iss Ruth Foster has returned to ^ home after a delightful visit to ^ t Nellie Johnson, rs. S. Hall and Miss Emily Rohn were in Spartanhurir Tuesday, r. Mack Smith of the navy has reed to Charleston from a ten ? furloueh to his parents, Mr. and i ^ . Rud Smith. rs. Job nGriffin is visiting in pnville while there she will visit ^ ip Sevier, where her husband, 'ate John Grifhn is in training. .1 tiss Dorrie Fee Wells was a visiin Whitestone on Friday. [isses -losse and Myrtle Smith and vton Smith of Cedar Sprinys nt Sunday afternoon with their or, Mrs. N. M. Pickens, aul Murphy sepnt Tuesday in %v rtanbury. Tiss Mildred Wyatt spent Monday ht with her grandparents, Mr. ' Mrs. R F. Mahry. lisses Catherine Wilkes and w ciys ftintrieinry wore in r-acoiec; dnesday on business, he many friends of Miss Emily I a linson will be prlad to hear of her n movement after a severe attack f measles. l( Tiss Julia Hyatt is visitinp Misses p riie and Julia Lawson. p liss Myrtice Tweed has returned q her home after a visit to her sis-' T Mrs. A. G. Holland. I Ir. and Mrs II. P. Evans visited . ir daughter, Mrs. TTvdrick Blackid of Wilkinsville on Tuesday. Iiss Virerie Wyatt spent Monday lit with her cousin. Miss Alma jprlian. r itisses Otha and Janie Hart, were < pruests of Miss Irene McBrlde f turday. , < Private Stephen Ilealey of Head-1 1 irters Go. 10~>th Tnf. returned last;' ek to Wadsworth after spending ? week-end with his parents at 1 ay, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hall of New leans arrived in Spartanburp: yes day. Miss Frances de Peyster is in New irk for a ten days stay. Arthur Howell has returi.ed to his me after a weeks stay with his >ther-in-law at Oranpreburtt. Brown Eyes. omach Acts Fine! No Indigestion, Gas. ^ Heartburn, Acidity. ape's Diapepsin" Fixes Sick. Sour, Upset Stomachs in Five Minutes. You don't want a slow remedy when ur stomach is bad?or an uncertain e?or a harmful one?your s? >mach too valuable; you mustn't injure it th drastic drugs. Pape's Diapepsin is noted f?>r its eed in giving relief; its harmlessss; its certain, unfailing action in i^ulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs. > quick relief in indigestion, dyspsia and gastritis, when caused by id it v. has made it famous the world or. Keep this wonderful stomach weeter in your home?keep it handy-., t a large fifty-cent case from any ug store and then if anyone hould t something which doesn't agree th them: if what they eat lays like id, ferments and sours and forms s; causes headache, dizzine ; and usea; eructations of acid and unvested food remember as soon as pe's Diapepsin comes in contact th the stomach it help to neutrals the excessive acidity, then all the >mach distress caused by it disapnr?a Tie nr tntnfnOQQ pnrf ninf e on/1 so in overcoming such stomach disiers is a revelation to those who r it. Be Ready to Follow. Thero are some who are always at elr best when they are allowed to nd. If they occupy a prominent potion, If their decisions settle doubtful lestlons, they are ready to work as iro as anyone. Hut If someone else leader, their activities are confined criticism and faultfinding. It Is a >od thing to ba randy to lead when >n are called to leadership, but It le Mft naOMtunata mM bo kaov how to ? MnidMf f9mm, ?i Ca yew IFE HAPPY NEVER HIS BIG APPETITE s. Rogers Appreciates Husband's Compliment To Her Cooking. NE SUFFERED MUCH r. R?gers Suffered I.ong With ' Stomach Trouble And Was Restored By Tanlac. < "My fine appetite certainly pleases I y wife, for she is a good cook and ;es to see me enjoy my meals," id H. M. Rogers, of 100 Hudd St., ( mira, N. Y., in a story for men, and >men, too, who have a finicky aptite and cannot eat the fine, nourriing meals that are set before them. i "For a while, "Mr. Rogers explain 1, "I couldn't eat any solid food. I as continually bothered with gas id bloating that made me feel as I were going to burst. My eath would come short and I would , ive a stuffed up, suffocating feeling, seemed to affect my heart. My omach was so sore I could hardly i J iuch it. I kept doctoring and try- i g remedies but got worse instead ' better. While I was suffering so 1 kept hearing of a new medicine, j anlac, and commenced to take it. : didn't get any relief from the first ottle, and I said to myself, 'Stung | uain.' hut people told me to give a fair trial, and so I kept on. In i little while then I began to improve. , fter my fourth bottle I felt fine. he old npnetite came hack; I did not ve any more gas or bloating or suf- j jcating spells, and my stomach and rhole system were toned right up. , "That is all true," declared Mrs. Logers. "Tanlac worked wonders or him, and we are glad to tell our xperience to everyone. It is no vise o doubt this Tanlac; it does the i rork." | Tanlac is the Master Medicine for ilments of stomach, liver and kid- | P" eys and catarrhal affections, which j I o often makes good after other med- j I ines have failed. For sale by Palmetto Drug Co., Inion; Ruflfalo Prue Co.. RufTalo: K >. Bailey, Carlisle; R C. Wilhtirn t on. Fross Keys; .Tonesville P?-ne Fi. onesville; T.nekhnrt \Till<= .ockhart, R J. Fowler, Monarch. Work of Artists Safe in Rome! T.ondon, January SI.?Amercan | irtists who contributed painting ' Irawings or sculptures to the British lection of the International Exhibition in Venice in the summer of 1014 j ivill he relieved of anxiety by the an- i nouncement that their contributions ' have been safely transferred to Rome. : On the outbreak of the war these works of art. which could not then he returned owing to transport difficult v and war risks, werewere removed from the dangerous vicinity >f the Arsenal to the basement of one of the palaces, where they remained until a short time ago. Tn view of the new danger to Venice, the Italian authorities transported the whole eign exhibit to Rome. Madame Verone Conducts Booth Paris, January .11.?Among tec little booths set up on the bou evards for the sale of toys and novelties tins year is one presided over by Madam m IT * . i f il marta verone, president 01 ine; French Rights League. She has i undertaken to provide "comforts" for " r>0 soldiers in the trenches, and she. has gone into business to provide money for these. An Ancient Custom. In nhsi-rvnneo of an annual custom some centuries old the crown recently sent from one of the royal parks four i fat does to the lord mayor of Loudon, three to the sheriffs and one each to! the recorder, ehatnlierlain. town clerk, 1 common sergeant and remembrancer, j 'tucks in the same proportion are sent! o these civic fun* 1 ioiiarics in July, KEEP I.IVEli ACTIVE AND BOWERS CLEAN | ,n WITH "CASCAKETS" Rest When Rilions. Sick. Headachy. J.( Constipated, or for Had Breath ,, or Sour Stomach. Re cheerful! Clean up inside to > night and feel fine. Take Cm- minds to liven your liver and clean the bowels , : and stop headaches, a had cold, bilious- ' ness, offensive breath, coated tongue. snllnwness. sour stomach and cases. Tonight take Cascarets and enioy the ai nicest, gentlest, liver and bowel cleans- nl ing you ever experienced. Wake up si feeling grand?Everybody's doing it. Cascarets best laxative for children di also. f, Si His "Womanish Soul." Tho French novelist Holland, speak- >' ing of on? of his characters In tha great book, "Jean Chrlatophe," says: c "Ills was a womanish soul, with Its eternal need of loving and being ^ loved." For a man to be effeminate la always a reproach; to have this touch of woroanllnaaa la aomathtng qulta dlftaiut, and im; go to tha aaaklag of ? wa* flraa ?haat, Cfctaaga Nawa. * e family beverage unique /</?? ainl .? ivli/'ilrn'.t fromtliowoi it afu-i t i i . t \ i lit you. It> iiMit! ' ami 'e unqualified! y ; u.h !? < il Km ir i >< >i ? i im-w in anil olil |?f.-<<i.> Ihuii o it I .1 il>l tuilic ctfcit. It i i i?.?i ii\ , i! tor tin: iii; thffs. v, .1 , , .., For aDth -the new 1 Here is the ideal beverage for he whole family?from ^rundathcr down to the vounpsters. I? is ideal because it is a delicihis , healthful, soft drink that is not >n!v a satisfviny: thirst quencher, but has real nuftittve value. It is Kovar?the new bcverayc. Kovar ts made by sper nil prei ;sses recently discovered and used exclusively by Picl Pros. r' ? ?' Wmmn \iade with . ^ ^ tified cereals and pure water. All these materials are of the highest grade obtainable. The Saarer hops are universally accepted as the finest grown. You'll recognize their distinctive flavor in K. v.ir. The cereals are the be t vature j r. 'm o ;md are high in food \ a!" us p iritv is guaranteed a re co bit' I I ' covered in t - r' n. The result amlter bevt t union rn'v\.ro Solo Wholesale !>is;trih and tho Town Union, South Uarolir ????? ' n ??wn??I 1M^ts g^VARM V W/ tip \\ h'-Sr ? \ \ k ' -i 1 Vi.1Wju \ i THERE IS MORE THAN 0> INC. MATER I \LS, HI T NOT IN oru REACH voi; WOIJI.I KIND AND THAT IS THE HI HAVE THAT VT THE RICH THINE IN OUR I.INE GIVE I YOU THAT W E AIll" TEE El' Bailey Build fcr < T<>\i No n:iftfO si :! I* lloV. t | . asiinps' ?ady now 111 ill) >'1 lonlioniiiL t In audit ion :. > to Vi.rii l; ; o rnss, olov.'f and ' itnIokuo I '.!a !' <w vo splondld \ in ot beautiful tit i , t i uautify your h< Good sends of a . ro scarco this so- i, fiord to tako obi s ipply. Ilastiiins' : l)Io soods, tho kit I \ 1 < : opo.nd on having "i no I hi. k ' v. You nro going t?? gard t til) orv?dn?? 11*1. ,r . ? IIO D|ll IU^? >V II v 1'" 111 * ) far as possible* by '.i r. Urht send? Don't ou do not liavc t '" Writo today t iv atatoguc. It h f ' ?rest and ho'p i to s*.* -H. G. HASTINGS C etlanta, Oa*- Advt. U?*d Butter to Heal Wotmn. Tlio aarfont Sparta** weed hnti n Intmoat to heal fkaTr watindk st11res, ? i^ar si :t , grocery stores, etc. It cum* i t distinctive bottles? lllra bottle and in c.ises. Try Km.ir todi\ M ude by PILL hi<( )S., Inc. N w ^ orW (iity i . ld/."? /.?rr.vii t fr>* fln* 'Jjrl J.r j j jrarf ir w *nL LA BOTTLING CO. utors for Union County ship of Pacolet, la. Telephone 126. <A\XfWW. * . . * \ '!V<- *i !^"\, ' \ iE KIM) ()! M MIII'.It \M) I. 11 I?IN OUR I'LAt'I*. II VOU WKUF. ) KNOW THAT \VK HA1) HI 1 ONF. '' [(HIT KIND OF M'MISEK. AND Wl, IT I'll ICE. IF YOF WANT ANYI S A THY AND LET FS IMlOVl] TO SO THE Till I'll. urs Supply Co. v'1 Phone 106 I Teeth Under Suspicion, n.'nl t 'i ju in v i"i !.? oil t.? he an Inip."'r of r *n:if i~. Wart <|lsi : nil ?i:i? * tr Til-* >.< Ilir pi-,.,.. Mi* iiimn L'ot into t'?p ?\ ? mii fr?Uii sin i:i.-?:1 ?*.*t?il :il>sfVPK M? | ||i< fix ! "I II 1 Ii. Will's pf'S* I'liri' i.i > In- ' .:I '?I nil' / Iiy nil Xrny [ilinto^rni'h. Dnift'fs toll of chllilroti ri'i ovoritm D 'in I'-n; It - -li-onse fi.s si h hi i s ill' it (i i * 11 ;,ii I'l'illHTlV cared for. In fact the i Hi have eonao . under sii^pieion aleng with the tonsils, j nrul \ rev pn iwres of lliein are part of i n i hop>ntrli physical examination. New Dieting Advice. An anxious young theological stu dent once asked Henry Ward Beoeher wluit was the best mul most successful j method of preparing for a lecture or sermon. The reply shot back In one ntenee, "Jasl fill yourself chock full i .. your ?nl?ject and then let nature ! en per!" And the best general advlco I for hygienic dieting runs along similar lines; just spread a liberal table and ! then let your nppetlte caper.?Exi change. I TV,.> ?v(?rmiiiatlnn nf nil flioa i? (hit aim of two British physicians who are experimenting with a parasite that kills the insects.