Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' T v * * . * / TWD - gggSP??- i , . j||. W rtlUf nr Tilt cpi i?iili ? . -I?" By Mrs. Corp Gethers. ? 1.1' t ?"?'?.' *. ..! . " My next subject wasTiTTMPon the AMrl Vi^ Kll f off O** rnilfl i n UilU liUUV. ?UVH, UUV UX VV& XV?*Ming the article in the Pittsburg Courier and the Palmettp Reader on the - TJro^t Mortality Among -"Negroes, I . changed my mind.and I wilt write on . - _ that subjectTater. ~ ^ J shall "fry." to state some of the causes antinemedies of "the infants. The long ileath roll among the -Ne ?r ', groes contains - an excessive - number. - of irrfaifts. Careful investigation shows that this slaughter oi inno cents is due in largp measure to im? proper "feecfing: Some "mothers must be away from their babies 'earining ZZ * hreqd nnd shelter Others IciWft - their littiednetr-for-less worthy and Ipgg- ^innnrnlili' purposes OillCrs UCg\; loct their offsprings because they ^ " - for childrenr It is a-sad?day for-a clines. Successful, substitutes have "been devised for. natural food for ba"""H'oc" ' ss '"wnva" ni"p vvfVpst U'rwl" beat and parents, especially mothers rmist "try- to walk in11 those ways', ij thgy would- have their children have ^ -^^'hnvp it-nhnnrtnntlv The physical life and death of man . . ... _has a nivigh-iaoyQ intimate connection. with his moral life than is' at^first thought apparent- Too many chil. dren are robbed by sin of a child's ~:.l. ?fust' right.?The rig.ht to Jm ive^ 5 ?born;?The *f act. that the groatHfrra}OT~ compelled to work steadily ? even - . while they are enciente, doubtless--of^7 ten interferes wit h .the normal develtheir offspring, causing a lack of vi tality which is unnoticed even by the ? casual obscrm1, but?which?must . make them an easy victim to disease. The same economic condition that , with her daily labors, also 1 abbreviates.her "lying-in period,", which not onlyr weakens her physically but de - privpg her newly horn offspring of its natural food, thus it succumbs to ; the first disease with which it is affected. ft is bad enough to be botworse to be hand-fed. from birth. ; - _ ?Ignorance on the part of the much pities mothers. If children?of-the intelligent, good, better and beat die--] Tastj~Tt "stamTs^ to reason" THTivt hose" ?_? of^the ignorant,'batt and" pocn^would J die.,- even?faster.? And this ?? just i what I've found to be the case a-j - mong the lowly masses, ignorance] __j_.i8.4he .-first-to take charge of the fat meat^in their innocent little ??:?mouths immediately "after 'birth"; it rocks the cradle; it fills, their little stomachs with all kinds of decoctions such as teas, whiskies,' to bring out_ ~ ""the "hives/*" .Yea, ignorance feeds "these little ones on all these -solid foods 'before they are able to digset _ them, until it -finally"feeds the graves with the- Bodies of their little vicIs it any wonder that such chiU "r mothers 'nurse them or have it done ' who give?thenr pure roitk or other artificial infant, focal ^prepared skillfully, anna ttic best sanitary envir* onments. ~~ Again'the early motherhood of the Negro has its. evil 'effects.'?I am writing today' just as my minj is I -^^^rocting^ni^^^^e^pn^^^^ge. for^a | ty-five years old. '* Speak now critic] for I'am writing Broad enough ToTbel Criticised. ' Ustiafly-r before that time i aovotopmcmt in iwt complete and tin.1 whole orgaimmi?Ts~in a _.tfcansiti6n state amd the use ot any organ before ? it~has attained its ful growth- is damaging to that organ and interferes with its normal function and I can-^ not believe other than children devel oped in immature ' sexual * orggms Un a^fw.;r...r || i lr,if,rty I'fi" .J_..and energy. - I have-noticed that a child apparently strong and. vigorous, sometimes has littLer pcrwcr ,m_rcsist.' (llliUUlltl. And parents ^reKfembor if' you have lived Hives of ~ smame, you' t . HAvd weakened, ynux impcs and~~tfrtr effects of This* "be'/a sad'Tegpcy of weakness ill the j/vrann of your 1 - ^^^riarTmhnrjtdeat you jC'ill hordly onodpe the notice of those about them? + otmrnntoro arri 5 nfTm irfn tdd. i shame anj weakness, physical as well i ? as moral, multiplied. Sin conceived and brought forth death. . . (Continued next week.) Next week I shall write on the Mor tality of the adulls-and .1. shall con -tfauc this article as long as- my mind ? rrms that way.-" ** *. * - . : f - ' X r":" ? ??=?| CAT MORTALITY AMONG i 1T^-JA HE LESSEN RJ). | ^QN-TTT, ATK^^fi^VAR^- "'HEW Newark, N. J,?Notwithstanding the fact that , we have been silent^ all sununer, we are still on the map. j On IhiuiMlay itnh \vfe met-at .Mr. W. TK Bailey sau Street, Newark. There we kept | in the' objective of-^the Club, which. is the discussion of scientific knowl- j edge; ns pertaining to social, economic i and-1 biological life. Jn order thpt the Club might be. fully aware of its objective, an investigating committee deluding Messrs.?Harold' D. Johnsun, W. D. Bailey,Joseph M. Mayhams,1 and A. W. jphnspn, a.studentTof St. Augustia'a. School, were?given the ZoolueJcaJ_l)isTrict ii? the"Bronx "Parlj^ ..which. has-been. covered successfully^ by "each member" of the committee. Mr. H. D. Johnson reported' on the lnqtmrlum. Social"corntttlpn. Marked ; -tendency towar(} .prejudicial- Upes_; "may TTTe seen "Throughout the North. Supposedly caused by ignorant mi_gVuted classes. On - the Economic llfff the impst,nTiorkgTg?gewf1,tbl,bfn 23III.L L1IIJA, vizsin^, ixiu-V uy muvj'uiuuiuiv iabpr, and low wap scale. ! The musical ontertainarp ara a? folnative of Montelair, N. J., a talented j violinist nad^pianist; Miss^Viola Barrier, a native of New York, resident of Montelair. pianist. Mr. Jerry Barner, clarinetist; Mr. H. jD. "Johnson, Saxophonist; Mr.. -Joseph^-Mayhams,bonjoiatj Mr. William Barenr is the" -trappisL- ?. ; : : i u-r.Messrs. II. I). Johnson and J. M: -Mayhains -visited the "Fars" at their resident in New York recently and accompanied by Mr. J. W. McCracken, are bound for Howard University this year.?Mi. Jucl Jaeksun will drift to Allen again. IVIr. W. By Bailey visited Messrs. Conway Russell -and J. W. Sawyer-last. week at ihelr rostasnT HI N. Kgnney Street, Newark,N. J. Mr. Brad man from Brooklyn, "N. V. hiippej^ed to be tliere. To old classmates we are delighted to inform you that we 'met Miss Ruth lljinler strutting Lenox Avenue, thcr "Broadway of Harlem, N. Y. C.'* She is fine. ? The next meet ilng will be held Monday night Auguot ilOth. at the Kxclus* T\"e aparmient of Messrs. H..D. Johnson and-J^ALJHayhams, Mt. Sido IIos? IJital, Mont'Clair, N'. J.' M-LILLLXS?L LITTER V I wish to thank the ministers, teachcaa...-ajU4...Hi.ead^uf-.the..New& Clubus for the School's Progressive Letter 'Box 'for the month of August. Now; we ask you all to take the- Tetter B for, this month and, read the B chapter of .the general epistle of St Johnfirst verse; "Behold what manner nfl love the Father hath bestowed upon3 us;M - Lwajit yrtu-all to., have love'fori Cod and for. your fellow man and let "... l?. 1 ,.T7? <v.iT *l,? .K-? IIU 111 XUI llIC (lUVtUlLUIIlt'lll U1 our people and read, the Bible daily and pray to God for us-to live holy and godly lives "daily. j Love is the fulfillment of the law of { hrtt. ? ?' " j Let us subscribe for the Palmetto Leader, publisher/ in Columbiar~& CuJ and sent to your post office every' Saturday. a.vm. \? has both secular and j folfgious ne\jfe"~'ih ft. ~ ""Please-" "send j $2.0(1 at orybo for'this spicy Race. journaL?T/nm selling eopias of thist>i>p'ef i7vcry SaVwday morning in MuUi litis. Tfy&re are 25 school teaehera-ftftd-j thirteen minivers. Rfev. Mrs. E. if ; I Huckatt and M rs.fanie Reaves buy amp/ from, me every Saturday.?Rev. Duykett is the only Pastor in Mullins vjfb buys a copy from me every week. -yt>v _ preachers arid teacher.*, T .Am^ding in a f?oo(j order this, week pleaso huy.-a_copy...nf.. this great'~Negro journal and letleaxlJay precept and ex? - -H sgt/m "'"'v . i i^arn for God, the Bible, and good Negro newspapers. ? y . VfVri^O IMlAtt TTTr /"vT fv rT/St trrti in'ii'-n ruuiu inuijii rui-na HOME =1 iSL. - " --' y :. ^ ?- IT? -^..j We are very^-glad" to say tfrat the pyrrpHon of one, Mis. Adlanda uiv-injjfV iH-^iinewbHt illdlspuat^BSS^weh wish for her a speedy recovery. The Jehovah Baptist church render-' ed pratefulJservice at the home on the 4th Sunday, which was very healthful. Meeting was led by Bro. Dock Whjty.. WnP'Tf>rf'd?rprnarltu wore; made by Deacon Butler of Jebovah. The meeting was enjoyed by every millvlllUHI. ' | - I wlah to thnnTt thelRcv. T. M. Bo'yfetff, pastor- of the Union "Baptist' "church For the amount of $10.00 do ~ -V >? ' Y</ rV ? THE PALMES nated ig the Old Folic whicti~they ? stood in great need. I also wish to i thank thu Wullmio, ihq pastor ~ OT 51dngy~ Park C.. M, E. chiirch for t the amount of $7-70 which wn^'un. I other great help to the v home. -This I motyy was collected by Sister Janre i Ferguson. < j i Wb hag tho 7nt??8?t andpraycra -i :.ot the?public. Willte thankful for i any donation to help in the wonder- j ful caus^o! ATI doTTuTfons will please i be sent tQ 2120 Ehj>wood Av*?r* - i Susie Jaggers, Reporter. . . I MASKS' ATrpmi pyr; ( MEETING IN BOSTON, MASS. AUGUST 22nd - 28th., r-Sr&rtr Johnson, of Alken. S. ?C.? P I . I Grulij Master of Masons, Jurisdiction of South Carolina and W, H. Thomas, -Grand Secretary, attended the Internatioanl Conference of?Grand Mas- iters, Past Grantl Blasters. Grand Secretaries and etc, held in Boston, Mass. last?tycek. A large number was ih ( attendance from all parts iif thi? TLbS^. coming troni Easty-'Wtrstr North and ( g^uth to be present and participate r in this great conference. __ JXi.' G. "Cr~Johnson enjoys the dis.Uaster in. continuous servyaL in the worl^ todays Dr. H._ R. Butler, Grand ' Master of Georgia ranks next. These ( iiuiftawnf MflStiillL' hJlt'"TCl'T6"'TOTO'Tir 4 .high veneration-by their compeers and J 'those of IbWer rank regarded them ' with an?interest diordoring on hore While the rheeUhg^verecharaeter* = ized with business of "great, pithjjlld ' monfeht>r"to the general rvnft touch. J ing every phase of Masonic rovernnient and pract|ee, the meptorial ser- ; i.vHce. held_at^tho>*grayft-- ' *>"1 firnjj = Grantl Master, Prince Ilall, was the round that trmvn thm-p w.ic?awsuui ' Kled ..forty or fifty Grand Lodge Officers, embracing forty or more Grand - .MaUiim" and Past?Gt aliJ Masii'i's ~ from as many different portions of the country, together with the Grand Meet etai it's1, Grand Lecturers and others. _ On arriving at the grave, the {fraud Master of Masons, "Egbert :.W?JSrmvn of Mai..:,1 rapped -fOT'"fg-j" tentjon. lie then presented Critten" (Jen E.-Clark of Missouri, president of duet/hd ceremonies. The following is the Iritevnationl Conference of Grand Masters and requested him con.duct 'the^-eeremnies. ' Tlte following is ~ u brief report: ? : h [ Opening remarks .by Master of CejjBtuOnies, c. K. Clark. P. Gv . M. . -Ringing, Praise God from whom all ~ blesslfig's flow.. Prayer by Grand : Master. .bolnr j^-j^or. of W. Va.. == ! Eulogistic remarks were made by i Granif Master H. R, Butler: of Ga., ' Dr. Cornell Banton. Grand :^a.s?nr of J Delaware, Grahd Master Lacoy 6f Mis-slouri. G. M, {Valter T. Woods of Al4>i"?a, Dr. (jk. C. Johnson \of South J. C. lilo< m of N. C..G. M. Dr. A. Baxter \\ hitby of Okla., G. M. Willanl-W. Allen .Maryland, P. G M. John W .""Burden of Ind.-, P. G. M. Martin, jjf Conn., P. G. ,M- proeent G See Howard T "York., Grand Secretary S. B. Moon, ; VVVjw,;* ;, M. 'Jv Ar fitrthrie, Term,; 1 G. M. Sr S; Morris, Ya.; Dept. G. M. Mitchell. Fla.; D. G. M: Allen of Penn. Singing. ' Oration-by President Crittenden E. Clark, P. G. M. of Mo. Flora loll'eriiig plamt~trrrtonib^ Sing- , ijig. Doxology.'. Parting Prayer by c Grand Masier John E. Pryor, W. Va. < Return to Temple. ???t .. r.~;~ :1 South CarolTya- was-further repfe- < scnteil by W. Roseborough, N. E. i Le^Ty~OTIcr~K4gnV- McClellan of- Co- "1 and J. Alexander of Chester; who at- 1 tended., the" eonrliir" "f o obf><S^jo:o.o.o.oo o o oo:o:ot?^aa8 I l^? jL~Mssz2 ? Foundedt>y Mlss c. g Sees. Industrial School. Boys and g -tution for'the training of the h< [& nntitokclin 'aeeking-entrane^rtp 't t Board and other expenses are reasc ? f^iroliment lust year, little iVnr ? Niph t Departments. hsr 1 r * ? * .*. ^ == - ' ...^Qjurj ? ~ O Strong Boys' and Girls Industria :% An exeolkmt Agricultural otirse C> Thorough A-caemic training, giv 3 Covering the following subjects:" M -j|?--4-raining nnd Military Science. f L Xhoae desit-TTiEr ftaiatogroe and othn J. Ei BLANTOK^-Principal or MAI ^AHi%lWrQ*knnVTlY<^"i^A'A>*IA/Y/YAY ^ ^WWWWW^VOfsWWWWWWV^WWWWWWWJi ^ .-,j- r^?S .... >.,^1 _ nr ..zi.i,^.....;..... .. - " " V" ' - 1' .1 [TO LEi^BR?==?" ?-_rE latfcnal Conference oL.KoIy Rpyal , < frreh . / \ll All 6i IM iHNHHans largelgi: attended. The parade. JQwrsday of ] (nights?Templar?wfrg ^ffikftpuotai'lo hrillin# to behold,-tttlqfbei uiir 5U0 , n line. Vied with tfyp Shtiners paade of Wednesday in which over a ( }le had its ptfrtciular dress, eveti the great bands they brought with them _ lumbering between 50' and a hundred nusieians each, wore beautiful unr'orms. The line nf march was a_scene_ )f bewildering. etfer-changiog bright 'plors with myriad of sabres gleaming n the sunlight, and the music, oh, ny such music. The prize drill ftfr ' ?250 was held in the Arena( Where darry Wils gav 5n~ exhibition the. ? light before and which Was witnessed^ iy the writer) was arf~ exhibition of* hat art which any attempt to des-, ' :ribe would be futile "and therefore 1 _ will not essay the job, except to say hat it cost me 50c to go in; when I ' :ame out 1 felt like giving'the ticket seller' the balance of the^50.00 1 _ iwt'd him-for the chance oi seeing the f wonderful exhibitipn I witnessed. Vht only thing that held mte~back fcas 1 cn~<Jn^T?w.e the money. No ;uch drilling was ever done any where, _ can uiuy ue uuiiu ugum uy [Jeneral R._ R. Jackson and his Chi ago outfit-or the Netv" York Company kmt a rut uceomi pi He winners, MOP" :o - mention the Indianapolis and AtTrntic~City tetllhs that deserved honor- " ?ble mention. As I sat?there with 'There are more things in Heaven in<j Earth than was ever dreamed of in your philosophy, Horatio.". In.'Boston we met a number of relitives and friends' from home. In'Atlantic Citv we walk - and the?million- dollar pier, va tehed the bathers, met a-few-friends from South Carolina: in philnHplpViin . met'some old friends and made some now onus,- visited the -SesqifiCententiaLii-_ In Washington we had the pleasure of meeting folks?boys and girls of <Hfgyouth> a rare treat when we take note of the passing of so many and count the few who we take^-notef count?the--fen- n hn rtiil nimnin tn give us the glad hand; the thought comes uftbidden to , the mind: "Are we y?t aiive.t0 sCe each other face to face?" Then hpme again, the dearest place on eurfh; with its hallowed mcmories-and-tender tiesof affection for those who formqd so great a part of our past life; when the sun was at meridian height, and love was young, and all~naturc smiled; these recollections' come after visiting-palaces ami stately , in othar cities, and we "are impelled tp -ex? . claim: Be it ever so humble, there is no place like home"?Columbia. It deserves special mention at this time to anounce that J. S. Stanback, Grand High Priest of South Carolina was . elected. Presideht of the Inter-'" national Confei-ence of Royal Arch Masons for the next three years, and that^-Dr. G^G^dahnson, Grand Master ^ as elected Treasurer of theinter Nai njnal Cunfi'rt'iiL'u uf Grand Mastery*; Past Grand Masters, Grand "Secretaries and etc., for the next bi-ennial , :erm. ', _ \ _ \ W. H. X^omas.. Harde^ville "N ews. The many" friends of Mrs/'Katie longs formerly of this town but now of Ridgeland, will regret very much :o learn of her recent death, which iceured at RidpelantL- Hor-remains l-nvn KvAiirrVif f a Hnvrloinrilln on^ urnro juried in the Pufycbtrt-g cdfiietfiryT ; Mr. Russell Jones, seven grand-chil- ! imm aiij a liubl UjLjrUiUdfl. The fu- ' ^y^^Wa^roTTlfoCtgtl ljy Ryv.-glUtfR^- = orhees I FrWt'>ghr iwy1fl_n>' ? jf" frarTri''WTffiito'lry ot the Vooi^ T" Girls desiring to e/iter an Irreti- 5 inds, head and heart make no 2 tie Voorbees?htTlqsUj.ai SclToot: ?" innhlt* ,i '? iB- SP?i I1 1 Department. * ? % Tng L. I. Degree to graduates, 3 usic, Bible, Social Work, Nurse 8 er lltefalure ^?[ \JV ">>r "v **+ | Classified/S C???WK8?>fi?a^Oret^OOOO^OOOOJD: ClassifiedAdvertising Kates i < One Insertion?J^FTft'TC;1 Three Insertions -_~? 10c a line 1 Six Insertions , ~A._._T_. 8c_a line [ ' 10 Insertions or more ____ 7c a tine ^ Count six average words to tne line. v*1 ;*'1 ' 7 f '': : - I " SITUATIONS " WANTET} WANTED?A school ' in Richland I county by a competent ~young lady. A | Address" { vftweare Palmetto Leader. Young man holding a grade life certificate, L. I. diplpma from Ben-i Cummings, and assisted by Rev. Fred die Ikencutter. The_jnany friends of Mrs. "Martha Williams-will regret to learn of her ilineaa and wish Yon her' 8 speedy recovery. . .; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick acconi panied by a party of Mrs. Ida B. Ellis of Birmingham^ Ala.. MiSs. CL. Reed, of Brunswick. Ga.. Rev. Wm.. Rnkgstnrw* of Savannah,^ Ga., Mrs. Win 11 ink ? on, Viavntmh fjii , mrrtm-ed t/> Hardeeville.-iwid had dinner with Mr. and Mis.,L'luyd Tliomtts and spent a pleasant afternoon. *""" f _Mrs. Ida B. Ellis, of 1010 N-. 7th Ave., Birmingham, Ala., seems to like the town of Hardeeville, S. C.. fine. and also our colored newspaper. Shb woukt like for this paper to follow her back to Biiniingham. This can be donff" by the sum of only $2.0\) short enter "a hunting sTorv of hi*. life" in the ^wpr color^d nnrieYs. vizr the Savannah Trtbirne and the Palmetto Leader, and in order for you not to miss real thrill's and adventure you Tiad better subscribe for papers named. - T" ~ v .. Prof, and Mrs .1?W: ilubeftt,. Savannah accompanied by-their family, Ophelia, Beautine, Edythe Mae, and little Willis Hubert motored her^ umce rnone o<u( 1006 WASHINGTON ST.. Pinckney's Sanii BEBT EQUIPPED IN THE ^ FOR TOl - ...... Mill 1*1 I * 11IIII11 Sunday ana* spent a very pleasant' day. Mr.- Sol. C. Johnson, Manager of' Savanah Tribune accompanied by, I\frs. Judkins of Wnsliinijj-on, P) r. r. and the Mclntire family motored here Sunday- afternoom < The entire town of Hardecville was very much shocked when it learned that -thci-Rov. Henry WulL ?f Wiumw. | hah was dead. Jiis remains were. Willianrl Cs t\ M?rchar : Sult&Made-l Alterations And Rep V - CLEANING A? ^ Phone L3J SL Ati&iimhlyJStr e?t? i THE PAL AC Wiiaii. iLjcomes to Fresh J\] ' Native aiul Barbecues Every Wednesday? We appreciate Your Patronag I PINCKNEY'SFl UNDERTAKER AND L OF SOUTH CARPI ... rrrK+?" - '" tvertisement pj --?J 1'ilict College and-sg-veral years experi- 1 ince teaching, desires position as' * teacher. Address; ."M; ~A. C. care,~ ~~ The Palmetto Leader. . . i1^? ? :? : ; ? *. ~~r? ., ; c ' -Younpdady j*ruduate of State College wltV 7" years sxperiencd and a7 special course in primary work desire^ a position us teacher. Address L.~F. J., care Palmetto Leader. Lady having -a-State license a positiipi ^ tqaeher_-in._the publie? * saho^js. Address,:. M. K. Gn eartrThfl?? Palmetto Leader. ' - . brought to Hardeeyille antl buried' in the Purysbttrg cemetery;?7-? Mr*., Jiifirnie Hill returned' to Miami, jj Fla., after spend I "p- 'xnnmfif^n here. -The many friondo of Mr. W.. M." -i?: his continued illness. .Thiy hope ior" his spoody?recovery*. _.. Mr. Roll nf.. = f by Mrs. McLeod Misses Mercedes and IiC-ta. Mitchell?.and -Miss?Spaulding? ? and Miss Hawkins motored here* KCV. J. S. .Mf>ody, of Savannah oon? ducted "The funeral of the Rev. Henry Wells, who wag buried irL tha rysbu it? cemetery Monday. The funeral was largely-attended by?the~ visiting~friends of Savannah andJTnr(Wville. / ^ Busch, accompanied by 1 Bflrtv 'nf -men loft this moaning for Kbenexer where they are engaged _L in fTiitt i.hg 'timber ^??? =4= A large number of pleasure-^aclters . ? Troni distant points was badly disappointed Monday oh- a^cotmtr Tif-~tbp^ range nfents failed to secure music and the necessary things" for them .enjoy thenutJicA. ; 7~ Local preacher A. B. Pelot preached Sunday" morning at Fischer's Cha- ' jau1_ ' Kv?mng-'-iiuiivicc -1 was conducted by Rev. E. D. Moore. .Mrs. -Carrie Green is. on the sick ? list. - >. . MARRIAGE ANNQUNCEMENT %r7^r: Mr. and Mrs* J. B. Lewie announce the marriage of their daughter, Eva Lillian to Mr. William C. Champion, Octoljyr l^fh, U)21v at Washington, !> C- ^.A.l home -after Sept. 3rd7~812 MaTKefc 4it., Camden. S. < _ *!**!**!"X"!'vv*X"X"*"X'*X,*X,*IhX>'!'*X"'? lughman I it Taiilor ' " | Fo. Measure "" airing Neatly Done > A ^ iD PRESS!NC ??j | 3589 . ^ | Columbia, b. C. *X**XMX* *X4 ImX**X*4X**XhXhXhJ# ' _ 1 * 1 " - E MARKET . ? r ' . : < ; [eats, we have them, -both \ * 1 Western?f * -?? -i ? ' ' , . : O Fresh Vegetables at all Times !! 1 Special Orders at any-Time,?; \ ? ' . .. v- pT3 E MARKET ??~ "1222 Taylor Street. : * - _ JNERAL HOME I Ifl'mfTIK b-.ar. . . I 1 mvitsAL.MILK GEORGIA 1 Funeral Car? ?r>#t y1lnr||j| ? Equipment As Good as the Best _ And Better than the Re.f | -And Prices Less ^ COURTESY 1 ? T '* r ?- - And ~ ?2 V SERVif-E ?y~ Residence Phone 77$i COLUMBIA. S. C. ? :ary Barber Shop H IXIf- COME ANP SEE JRSELF.