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I ?? I* PAGE TWO. f The "Old Gray" a r ~T~~ ?? By E- Fhili Dr. Julius'Holman's Yv ifo Is No >lorc 1 f 1 ? - Tlivi fuimrul of Mi;s. bhs>e lioiinan ~~ was irom her .husband's church in Kendailtown two o'clock on last n p - Monday ai'tcinson with - Dr. K. A. Adams, I*. K., orti'cir.1^l^T~Th??-i%iiri'h was censbiy packed wi^i 'sorrowing : friends anil jicum 'IntHHeca.' The ]>ul-" ^ and members, of Dr. Dolman's church had everything anangcd. l'rosident Sims of A Men University and almost the entire. iV.cclt'y were present ~r> . All of tV^- show the. Ugh. esteem by v which idn fiity.ilv \vns hotrl TTu? /l ministers taking part in the-sorw-ieus 1T' wei-'e Kevs. T. H. Addison, L. (I. Bow- 1 plan; P. 11. Siyas, X'\ A. Punlap, T. J. y Miles, J. l?. Beard. The latter two Sl together with the writer ' made rc-^ 4' mafks. eA most exceQen}: -'resolution 11 was .mul by Miss M-Hlu-l'"Gibson on )> the part of the fneulity of Allen BW*1 versity. Fin^ resolutions were.read T - " on behalf of EmanueV church. The" ~sj remarks of Dr, Miles were indeed o timely and brought' about much fav- IV orable comment. Dr. Board is?~nn~ ~~ acknowledged speaker and sustained his reputation on that occassion. The funeral sermon by Dr. A-danis was 1' simply - grand-, it has been thc city talk of the week.. His exegesis on ^ heaven did not- only console the be-: ? reayed family but all of -us wiy arc- jr to piiss throu^lr the shadow of death 01 The bc.'ly was taken on the ti>lin to n fn_ j'i. r% e i i ??r?* i?- / > 1 < iau, a. v ., ior nuriai.? inus ending, the career of a loving wife, an alfec- ' tionate mother "and a- faithful chris- '1 ' tirtn t-"?* ' The colored, pulpits will " no longer tolerate ignorance; A fe\v weeks a. go an eld in an, applied for license , at a cjuanerly conference that could n not -read a line in the Bible, nor f< . could b" -wmponre?a?single hymn ^ .. in the hymn book. Is it common n f. . sense to believe that God would call a man 1LL-^ that to preach the erosnel ? m ?? Since he Cannot read the bible, what t; -is he'going to preach? What con- Tf gregation Vaunts him? The presiding elder refused t?-fgrant?hini li-' tpl cense because of his inefficiency. The 01 colored ministry witl have to,lift itself mtellectuaHy or be rel.ogaled'to ;i i the rear. This thiri^of men applying : to th" jiiiitisiiy because they can , j raise a .dust on their knees in the ( ~-y t- amen comer is no call by~the "Master. p , It iis simply a iancy of their own.I have heard pastors saying to officers who prayed a good prayer, "you. ought to apply for license." When ..if ..that-paator had. his-- justice he" would not have, had his, becamse ,*>f N his inability. HoW some colored peo- .s] pie figure that the ministry is a place ei for the illiterate is a puzzle to me. n Will any state license a lawyer that knows nothing about the constitution of hlis country,-the nature and value of evidence? or in short a .man that . . . ', ' il* _. - 4*' y.\r*, " knows noUung about Blackstone? j ? ?e. Would a physician receive ..license _at ? the hands ot a s.ate to practice medicine that had no knowledge of ma- T terra nn.di.ca ? Is there not a stand ard of evaluation required on the part - of all.public schuul tuaclk'ls anil col- "7< lege" professors V I low can an un-'g learned ?..hiistrv'c:ltertain a new com . P9srd of the above professors. "The ^ minist: V is r>n r.!:irr> l'r>>- ftfrinrnht mnn I ' " Itnownyact thai the laity will ? r 'not Support a ministry, blundering * and sneliimr in the pulpit, when-they are uiteMicSutly reading: in the' pews. . " The gospel is the punacea ft)r- the 01 world's' Uls. The gospeUis pood news . and glad tidings. Ii, is the power of , God unto salvation. A minister* to succeed has only to preach the gos-; H pel. He need nut slander and abusejjj' -*- ever* his enemies, just preach the a ?^-gospel. He Zwpd not brow, beat his., h - ? ?Mill I IflUil' -AVtTttK* 7 nesses. jUl t lot him preach the gos- < ;! -?- Pol'?3-br ?<>. , 1 il Lake care oT any and all conditions. Th^ gospel | will cutrit^wn way. It will kill dead !. and it wil make alive. The gospelt'< is the preaches weapon. of defense I'.1'1 for Avith.this weapon -far can put all) l' the enemies of righteousness to'liight.j ~ This L-,ion will ?'V.hnt)cr all his lues.! .1 The gospel io L*h; oi:1v medium ;hi-iiin which mankind can be, saved in this' V g^. . world. The seeming failure of the! ti plan of salvation, is because so many hi tin-prepared men nr? qMi.mptinp. ? " ~ explain it. To preach the gospel it requires preparation. "And none Imt| a trained ministry can intelligently di" vide this, word of- truth., So let the r preaeltm study.- Stay hy their li- IV " hmrietl ffYf irrt(rfhr7*r unll fitnBoo - rrr.f tS on their kness in their- seerf^ closets }'d< and aak yriadcai oTT?od7 1iyi.His the!Sf prepared Tr.inistcf will be able to ac- | n! L romplirh the t?tak that the Master hasjV* Bv ttwitteii t onia trust. 1 friTl 7 " - ' , i rm - r n- .. m i t. J 1 ? T- . * nd? rhe New Rider i p JLlliS '; . he Revival Summer Ending Wi(h Many I'n-Savcd Tlie above is a sad fact and in raay instances the poorly arranged pro raig on pit*, part of the pastor and lunch accounts lor the same. Iu" mm plncsp a prnyuc meeting starts I I> o'clock at night, and l-nn-i until ,1 n'duckThi-n a .collection?for a eriod. of 45 minutes, Pui'ing that hie, jokes-are hotng indulged in oil !t(?, i'Ut of the collectors and some iiley HiB-pt-eax-her whtte^TVXjrrrMriited choirs sing and' march to. show lemselyps; After all'of tb.it frolic, itmvbodv must betrin. nroaeltnii* at 1 -_IV M. aml.Wniebodv"' n\ust .be rrm? ['ftccl while the tired- Christiana- sleep jundly in the pews. Another bluner irt revivals is ^ettin^ a differed litn every ni^lit. In .(hat case the eople assuiUO:the position of a jury net very little soul saving is' done. 0 close the.se revivals in the. face of ores of sinners unsaved, is ackm.wl iljrinfr .our inability to. put ovor_.1tho 1 lister's program: Past over imd AValeree. We had a lii;?h tViy at these two olnts on last Sunday ' 'with Revs. amble and. Bro.wn respectively. Rev. TTTTrbtr-is doinj* ;t jvveat WTTrlr at St." 'hilips. lie . is ofie.'of our gifted roadfia^ and-di't. Philips 'is otie of hi1-best chnrtres. So both are well latched.' \\ -great Worfc:*\vrll he the itcome of this charge. Our services*; |i, last Sunday at , St. Philips was rn? that will never K? forgotten.* The mte^Avas^truo-J-v.ith ot'ir. sorvieeV at faterec with Rev. HroWnWho is one t <uir best jitstors. Rev. Brown certainly kn'mvs.how to take -things ,iro. His people gladly )llp\v his leadership. WiiteVee -and t. James are. goof! churches. They ave some worthy members. We will he at ha give Sunday in illy is the program for Sunday as Kit is endowment "day. We ask that niembtu'S pray also for lhrtomIng L the Holy Spirit.' l'I,et us advance n our knees.*'' - * '?-r*-? s*J* *}' ' , r- I''-' 7 ~l P?. S. Everybody ir invited 10 ?il-J nd the Lancaster district. Sunday.! 1,'liuoi anil A.' C. K. League Gom i-ii^ on" at High ljill A. M. E. church, Iuremont, S. C,. next Thursday anil riday, Septeinher 22?25; i CHER AW NEWS . Mrs. Ha ttio . Jefferson anil .sons of '. Y. City ha've- returned ~lvoihc alter pending ii delightful vacation of sev ral weeks with hor ma-r Mrs. Corelia .Sanders.pit Marion St. Miss Hattie Benton?and- Alary urner of Charleston. S:. C. have-bpen isiting relatives and friends for sev ral?days, have returned -to tiu- t*ty y the Sea. . The following -yming people left >^UUO. .1HSM-S l-.ir l)':i :i lul A n S' i> i r.t. Jian llari'ln'/!. n ll:u i in"^~ lit?Ai.l.i J'lvurs, Mildred' A Hon, Irmft unnicl, IViiy Tony, and Mary Ilarinjrton. Messrs. Fred Tobirison,'Jr., -Vthur "Williams, Jr.? Jessie Kllerion. iu.-tun r. ria^;ii;s. and Jo nr. in-.- M.l _TJ;j l'lin:. MJ^s---1v<tei - UrnVenT" ~ " We hope these yoinifr people a sucrssfiil term. ' ' -Mr. C,: L. Wilson departed this life eptemhcr 12. 110 was a devoted hus and and father, and a Christian ^'cn eman. ile was siiperirjtendejV;, of cc- Don Baptist. Sunday school for number of years, also an officer in I .s church. He was a member of u* Miisi">nie lux (540 .N'o.2~>, also a Pylian of I.pdco. No. .11. Our loss is heaven's gain. " : His funeral was conducted"Wednesiy at 3 P. M. a* Ptu? Dee Baptist mrch by the pastor, Itev. F. W. He Was buripd with Pythian honto mevrn h>sloss, ho 1 eavos wife, All's. K!i;<a Wilson, daughters [rs. Hophfonia Dens, Mrs. Maria I-at more, son. Walter AMilsan, and ?DStT rtf rr?Thfivn<a arwl 4Vir*rwle? wart: siioai.s notks ~ The Rye. W. T. Harris and people ad a very successful drive '?'"y unday when $51.00 was collected \ma.r the supervision of Mrs. .Tosio rtel>n, president of the Missionary Sociy. vSevcrnl visiting choirs, rendered ilunble service. ?~~??1 ^ j "You watch tVnre Shoals and us."i .1 _ - ..V 1 a-. J',.. O-mjit.ri,-. .,?,7^ er v. , THJC DAT men - iriri rALUlLi SOLTIIhKA lU.VOHKS l^S?OCriA mtir ??27 ? t , - , The third annual meeting of the 'Southern Coaches'" Associntinn, nttiliatod with tiie Southeastern IntercollegjatC" Association, will meet September ltf'aild 17" at the Butler Street "r 'V Atlanta, Ga. . according to the niMoii.-iei'ntiVnr tn' rfesldehT^TT T7 llarvey. This' meeting is for the purpose oi'.-a discussion and interpretation of -h:v tooiball rules, and* to lake up .yaeh imi.i.e'rs as may come before the Association for attention. It V,a,s i-'iipo-i-d at thin meeting to assnm l oot Kail ' oilieials for ih.. sc.-isnti ' f ?- , ? . . \T? . . r All e?.;u lies . and ioilicials of the S.mtiu m InicMToliei'-mt.. At Assui iatiuii ai'e, tvq.ue.stod to be presont.-Atiy ihtsdihU^H'+h^ to be plaeedon. ih aeerodited list of officials should he present., 1 he iwlh;.\viii^ . is "h^ teiiTutive proitra.m foil t\io meeting;Septembers 10-^-1:00. P. M.. . Dis-. Oussion of .proposed- changes irt-construction. of Southeastern' Interebliej.viate; Associations. Sij1 t ttibei-- J.tl-?r^l7o M ?df4 - tenth t" " bhffltoiball schedulp. September 10--o:UU 1'. .M. Selecting officials lor the l'tUX footum Raines. i h-. - : ' / r -September 17?D:00-A. M, General llnsine^7rf~TlTc .(. onelies." AsocTation, Dipcut- io-u -and interi'iretation of the rules, etc. ' *< J ' \ ?.Si pii-iu-lu-r U\. S;(n) 1?. M.?Theatre ' ,.:i 1 din not'- party. .. September IT 12:0() M.^Xodn, OKANGIIIU'I^G STALt'S WIN TWO GAMES - Tlic OrtuigvWrg Stars ' sucessfully ' 1 their reason liv detentmfT tw.i strong. teams here within the past rwn Weeks. ~ " : ~~' _jJ Probably the most t Xy.itinjv of thes^r .games was the game between the Wilt st.en team, who hatl thrice defeated \he Orangeburg team. This last .game the Si.tr.- detenu in< <1 to hav ("Hid with Sit \v ljail" Levy in the hox and \\ illist o_sj rivals by a score of 2 to : : vv-x-o*-:-*.: Ovx-xx I PQpt. If^COLUMI flVINSTOI jI NORTH C ! X By St. .frimps, Mill Cree ?, Mi E. Churches. MON? S | Train Leaves Col; W - | sche: I.v. Colurtrbnt?.7.00 A.M. 82.7") X I.v. I'.iythewood 7:30 A.M. 2.57 I.v.' H'idjjewny _7.:I0 A.M*. 2.7.7 X I.v. Kor&ton _ 7r77"A.M. 2.7.7 "O. I.v. W'innsiioro- S:10 A.M. 2.77 XT I.v. A lute Ofik S:S0 A.M. 2?7T~ <: I.v. Woodward S;l() A.M. 2.77 V ' I.v. Wnckstock S:70 A.M. 2.77 ~ _ ___________ S. ({).MMi r ri:i:?Kvvs. .1. i*. Wi cons II. Hall. 'Wm. Charlie of Z fco MjjTi ^:>^:-c-v:po.7'Oc.c^:-oovc.v00ooC'6^ ;O v O OO vO x* 0000 00 0.0.1 1 A MESSAGE OF ,2 Win m tloath invader. your- family IpT solution comes to you from the fa 2 A N u I5i:.\KVOLi:\'T ASSOCIA' g l-ii.lected by insurance Jaws,.to ji P1 'I A W hit ln.Mon1 fore thought pei * ' such. La JJvery member of the family sh 2 .S700.00 COX'i K ACTS. Our a^ei $ about it. l'lumc 71 St>. I Tht' Mutual Relief & B ^ T J. IT. fiTHITJT'J; o OwC;ooui:><:>oc>7: O o *;> o o C'O ooodo ooooootfoio.ocrooo^j: J DEPENDAF | ' - 3.. I | The Citizen's Fur ff. Wc,have a complel ~ in^Kevery J_ PRICES REASONABLE ? The Citizen's Fur g ' Vi Wadi^gtati St. . ; . , . " . I ' - . . ; -I . .. y rO LEADER V"- ' l. Thclqgt gr^mc of the reason' was T lay ed~ against AValterboro. Orangeburg with the same battery that faced Williston turned a ball game into a traclT~meet to defeat Walterhnrn by . a score of 1U to 7. iManager Pinckney deserves mucTT" credit Tor standing by the local team and seeing them to a successful finsome of the best ta^ms of the (?arp-_ Upus, among them rriight be mentioned the Winstoit-Salem team,- who played here'before a large crowd and were A^ieated 5y the Stars. Next .vrar^alanagnr l'inohnuy hope's to put out an undefeatahle "teirm and asks the Slipoit nf I ho histihfill fiin'o.?? rrj. ~ ~ ?" y A. AM) T. GKIDDKKS GET DOWN TO WORK FOR LINCOLN GAME Great Interest Being Manifested by I'layers and Old Grads -Many. Thrills Are Expected Greensboro, N; t\, Sept. 0?With the return of practically all of the vet 1 erans of lust year's squad, Coach By 'arm and his stair of assistants have boon busily epgagetl ironing out some ;(jLthc rough spots.. With cloudy and 'fyool* days', the boys were able to get >n several days hard work,. Coach' Byarm has boon giving much > -attention- to f.hp. fmwhminnt till- t?f game. -Much attention has been given -to punting. "Bus" Coleman and *1.ane. timing the week, have shown _ remarkable progress. A part of the running through a few plavs to which 'he fellows responded readily. According, to advanced dope, thousands of old grads will be on hand September '.'10, looking for ' victory. AJunjni trom all over, the South are sending ii^ letters asking for reserva In ibis jvhino, the beet of" (lie South ~ will bg pitted against' the best of the East. The followers of' Lincoln arc basing the argument victory oh the grounds that the "Lions" will be more; seasoned and will he one of the best elevens in America. The "Aggie Bulldogs," a team, of veterans,', led hv Csiptiiin Hngtrm^icnrp? - [ ported by such".men as Larto, Wilson. >oooooo^oooo^v<x>ooooooooo<>'? r rsioW f BIA,S.C.|? ,| \-SALEM I AROLINA : | k and Blown Chapel A. EPT. 26 ynbisL'7 a. m. Via I1 J RA1I.WAY ? dii.K I. v. Chester __9:13 A.M. 2.73 <> Lv. Rock Hill 19:10 A.M. ,2.73 9 ?.v. Fort Mill 10:00 A.M. 2.73 - O _JA'. I'inevillr 1013 A.M.?1W3 A r Ift-I*. \ M o n- V l"v* Chariotte 10A.M. . ftrriyfri /' \?. . . .. 5" \Vihston-Salem 2:00 P.M. . ?> - - y itshinKt'on, \V. -R. Bowfiutru Dea- v ,s) ion Pilgrim. Deacon .John Saber O as.' J>. Anderson, Wesley iTunler. ? . O :-600^00v0000000.00000v:'-:?v-;...V XOX-'yC'C^vOC'C- vOvOC'vvvV-v, ' CONSOLATION * ' ^ _ vtx. ranks, what a message- of con- X f ct that THE MUTUAL RELIEF S , [TON is under contract and you & i my you promptly your in-urnncc -?jcr1" Minded .will lt5* xaKe out covering & ould have one of our SPECIAL Sj >t* are imxiouH to talk with yrm enev'lent Ass. of S. C. ?. rW7r onager.. . g:; fOO0.>0Q-0 0 0 0(?0^?<WO-i;>O.:i.:.v.CM:..;.l.l f tl F fllRNITURF |j i At/ . |r niture Company | tg line of furniture ? latest style. I IPfRAii TFRMS |i niture Company - - ? ^Wr yY tit "Bus" Coleman, I^enrfurson, TT7T1, DoBeiry,.jn.VIU' backhcld and by. i';u;.v!r son, Coles, Cunnitbrhum, Miller, l.ar.c, Kornegay, C a,i iuy and if .racier. in the line are e3inetted to??up *'. Vi.Tt fight. ?? Klaboiate 'pl(ins;iu'Q-.bt'irit; arramytfjl for the enjtmainment..of -the "l/iou'' and those aiteruiirtjr. . Many social activities are st-hci-dob l,v 'i.!u- nv.wriritics' .Tffif- oll\e";~<nT;-";;ii'i u':, frs'- ai well as the' athletic nsVo'c:u jinn of'A. and T. CollpgO. HMClj T A VI .Pit jjjiiu S I BKAC lit i:.i T ci.ai i . s "Trfahgehia --.' 3. T~. ^ t. ~i j Taylor, faitlOUS StTTT of the t';\. t'; *:.y dJ.SwuUieln C-uiit'o.yia, aX.lv a era o vomlneni lr.oior time lr .:u ? a- A ... les to Oiiiiligeharjc, >5: <t? u.;'ta . psactice ajt Ctai'iin CVihflX' h-a 7th. Assistant Coaeh N;. l ie;.'s-ta the University ol'. ?.l'ichi.. an airi . j. on the XoUo\v4rtg^?k?y a-ml-wns aiyj i en to whin th'fc . (fi-ttitv'on, Avajaiors intw shape for their hard schedule." Many-oil' Tasty ear's are aie sworing the e.nriy call U> j rap ice. Alton- 11 villi \v*i >i >i 1 ?1*;! 1 .! _ ?? " " m v" I" * HVif aftJ'raiiBtvc iiistrUft h>'n 411. kick jtjai-i ,4 i brother T.- K. ?isylhb\v(ji)d' i-,<out tlW ,\i .u' lui 11!<.' lii .'i i .:*: a.inl i. ;tl o pleashtjj the yy:u h [hi bin pro^iv^i Socralcs Austin was'011 t ire. tie hi thi? t'ir.u iVi.v -tu Itupin1 hi:t 1 ;vki yi\A-o? football for Ctal'lin. Other. star's to answer the- call are '.'Uijc ,Mil'!;.(d?' ItiaivC. I)"\veii 11! I"-.'!' u ' ! .; Murray, dini inulivo* (lura'ferinieli, "Ashes" lhi>n-:i; fa: ; li:,l;U lldl-dd Mar.tjii,. Jiai/haC-U Joe-dA^-^,?PoU'lnu'ls. l'iinl t.hu^^uu^-U^ '..e '.I t'iatlin Konerly, hniYoiu h. . I.:Ke;v?tii report injur .ail" Alton ib. ta^w - d\ tinJenkins,' lituhji, afcot. r, ljyrd, Hi mon, John! ?;in I'd..;:, lhu\vn and ilaiUptpn';Sinlth;. ' . ' Aiiiiiy . nev.i o'n.i is FrO eypee1e'il"'at 1 hi' oiK'tni!''' in i l v.siu -.i . -i! I\o ; . " ; 11 OlafJin ?'.hV of ' x'.w I..i . :iii Ik r histnr>v ; A hunt' ?i'h! (.in! oai;i.; *lY?r pvaiVko. 'Hiis: year C ;3.'n j.k ' ?:rsl 'Xovth 'llifft.-liiKi i ;1; liurhnvii, Ol'tiO it Is l; jjlti-ri lli-own (t.lliW, Ooiliiu r .7..!) :U . l^iVyrrrovilic JV";( >c < . illL Hi Orjiiu'cliuv: 1.1 i A. 7-. l'.....- ? (now . ?|gu-1i<n:aj>r~) Ot ' ' 11 ;:l Crn:i-;l>;ir;v: 1 ,:a - i. ;.s ( (k'tolvr I'S-la s..li. ;:-ir\. s. $ j-aiiur.tiievo (ii <H:K' V<?iii.;;IJ> yam I ilivi ii;. V.rl; -It't; Allvn 'j_i} , . ... \ v rlth ;il Or:in *; '..' i : (V* th y OoTovrtl F ;rir: 11 iijUiiiJ'. i rei? it-it? r r-friyfoVvi ill?? f?; ;u ":.t;,'' ai',; riflvinir tl|t.\ :*i- Vnl.t'.i'iHiin; . H<>(^<\i:r w \*ri\;x . . TonxAn i'tepiai' r:A:, r \ri k!i-;. It -\vi.nt * be -l.<'m r.< v.'[ 'i - < i): ,?M?-AVirf?hiiirfi(?n TviVml". s. j?J:?y iWr first yainrof Uu- si-; mi v.'t.!; if;fin:s ulioi'll .Oi'l.. Is;,... J'r.vwyts'. r ;;j' n'rr.ls .1 illy I': r ; ; ,s ;VJ',\: ;;J1 tlio-Vi'sr'i'ir rs ha\o.Tt ;'* .:**toil' f : ;i'?.?('11 11. > 1,11. I .i -it 1 . " I'-W .worth hu*.c uiv hi?!;*. :?v 'I'M1nfrtlocs in y?-i>,hi)v to nu-t-t the fUvn^ Stuuuuuf .J*.hp, lfctt*T. 115 il vllrt -K;vt i.'c?p<i) it'd I*<iV' j t- i *' - ?ttv:'" ( . -A4?nv\ 51 arpi r, <?i'.? ?Tn ond ?."!t ;i?i i'>n aiitl C !11'i*y11'*i'ifvil j .'1' * ') M I ill" I?1 'i.i' i it O?1:;f I ; ,'1M.I Wiil.t' i;v>;hv ?.i. .... i .'.!.i: ;>i fruits- httvt*--rt-portcil-who will rt r ' .1 III al lie' -X-'l'V it*}*'. i!l f?!Sf Ht ' tTtrtrr. ffoncy-, Wolih. iho T(irr'ru!'?s. iityr'N ?c On Anv " ^ IHEAD^ t:: Bicycle "whether you buy from hu'^i/'A' your Local Dealer or lpy!^<'M\ from us direct. " f/f'M! Vn A ,5ave5lO?(o:23? On Your Cfcy.-'o 1 )1 - .Mcw+ieM '?"*U|k S| Get /idI particulars by maif today. Use MKiVH coupon below. . M-MMI. Sold On Approval jjfyuj \}f% You are allowed 80 Jfiffl! fX1 dny^ art'ual i idim;?if yvT' test before sale is J \"~;y ?binding. : ? UL.!t> T_ .1 for Catnlof Tf I lie iUtiay Premium Oil name of nonrrst Mpnd rir-nl^r. 4tvr UHIffisTiKE [ Mead Cycle Co., Chicago. U. S. A. i Plcaso'flfind full information and rn i cat dealer. ' .1 Name . | Strcci or : IP.Q.Box I Tnton ' ' ?: { mew T V ' a | ] ot? I -183 |Sta/* - - ? Ir=5atti'rffa>% "17; 1??7 "doiis wiiiii' we claibSv . BCG-lvlL A Wonderful I twee t if id e - ? _ ^FSTltcrrs riles, Ants Mosliouehes, Moths, BedI'?m?-m. Fleas, Mites, etc, F;r u lo' s to Human Beings and : ' Animals . . .. ~ f _~Jj\ ui satisfied custom . it rulers Quick_Re'ief from Mites o iuul ?%i.'as drf Chickens,. .'.repute;! hy :m Experienced Chemist J rZ ?liar ~ I!. F, LINDSAY ?-Ave., fthone- 9229 - ~ fessiohal 1 Cards \ t-rX- :- Cv>n^^ocr?:'xtoo3C?ooo:cLOOo H?> a-.;: ' . Telephones: ^11 .'/ . TinbTIV M. Office-6033 " , \ Residence 88ft -?D , 1>, ;w Jenkins * DLNTIST ? ' " - , I :;i'rs. Ci'in\ us iiud Bridges. , .Sunday by -Appointment . , : .m-1 inn, liy C(iniinT-ttve"-Ano{tthps?r" a Specialty.' . ' . 11' V1-' "W:\. hlnaton St.,- Cola., S.. C. - ' -? [ wiw.UM?WWaWWMBaBBBi?: or. i? al paniels" I'ln ii lilii ;WuTMir^con . . Special A ll.cntinn ' Given Diseases O Wo??e*\ J * ' . * . ' ' . * ! V . ; OAke ?Resilience ?" ' J i J: > Washington, 2230 Hampton 1 'i il ;2n Plume 7564 ' : ?\m~*.T,v in. _ . wiMUT?mmo??. ?% II. II. COOPER Dentisi ^ , * > * v ' Gold "Crown and Bridge Work ~ :r- J A -Specialty- ' >peeiol Alteniiorv Given to .Direaaee Of the Gums l .?h:" Phone C) 120.1125 Washington St. *'iJ*^ T-hone 8204 ' lidicc IJinifi- . Telephones: .to 1:Of) P. M. - ,. - Rea, 4603 ? V. 31. Oflice 3796' ! TK.. ly^TUAKT ' 1 Residence:* - ' " it.. 1117 Pins Street . M'l' " StwinV: . I'hoiies t :.j44?AV M. V.t-i 2 1'.-ili ' :'v*.Ite.s.: 8875 . .V j V, p. AI-. li. S P. M. Grticoj 1-247 J Dr. W. D. ChappeUe L . ' . ' ? f' . . j rhysian and Surgeon riisease>" ol Women and Children j " A Specially * . "^"Q:Vi < :' ' ' Residence ^ ! : 1 I -;2 As-i-ml'lv 'St. 17101 Pine St. I . Culiimltin. S C- ;?" ?ttV.co ItmfFs: Telephonest : m \ Vi i.. >-:? m rrmrWrm-Hf-??? . <1:00 1'. M. to 8 P. AI. Res. 0548 Dr. C. E. Stephenson ^ ' . Pl> -n ii'ii and TSiiy^pnn : !'isi.':sses of Women and Ch'ildren A > .Specialty -Ortkrnr--1 * . Residence: ^ . J 1 11 '"^Assembly St. li328 Oak St. - ?r. ' Ti? l Will ?? ???|j? *i ?73S? i ? ? " 1 1 ??{- Ovftrfmfeed. ? Lamp*, J wheels, equipment, j Luw prites. Send no i money .Use Ui? mup?w: - ? '? ? Meadagr?caaay