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i I ADVERTISEMENTS I CLASSIFIED ' . " HELP WANTED! " Colored help wanted to l-cgister at the Southern Employment Bureau 2029 Taylor Street. Phone 7352 L. C. Prigett ' That old Siiit?Dress or Hat be- ?{ ?> hind the trunk X ? -J J- Need-not be considered Junk, A < We have a process, tried and" X JI true, ^ l hat makes the ottl clothes look, -I*x like new. '3, $ Dry Cleaning For Ladies And x Gentlemen - ,j. f X-W. Brunson f TAILORING, Drv CLEAN- X ING AND DYEING ? o PHONE 7162 f** 713 Main St.. Columbia, S. C. *?* o - A Mother's Care With All ? ? You Wear. X - J' X . FOR 'sale' "" Buicks, '.Hudsons Fords, Chcvrolcts, Packards, Chryslers and Trucks, in fact, almost any kind of transportation you want. We. buy and sell nnytVn'np in tho machin^-v line. New ? L-.wg, ncrul Time;. PftrtS. etc. Phone 4563 "ALL MACHINERY CO. Gtvais St. Columbia, S. C. 6 6 6 ?- LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache or_ Neuralgia in so minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria in three days. 666 SALVE FOR BABY'S COLD ?I:EBAUGH1S? ? - ' - FRESH FISH Watch our Specials Wednesday and Friday YVe^ Dress and Deliver Free COURTESY ? SERVICE PHONE 5619 ?tt??? Wnolii>ii??nn Rf Coin.. S. p 1 I A Night Of Mat Revelry? " By, rV \ -Tl I *1^ fj|n,]. J AU---?' p^^H^^HMf A . >-Jk I' ? J rt/rr fv ps ^A J \A?i^ Ma / \ J';f/ V^ ? ..AtfAWAKEN1 on T mil revelries . . , a love triangl modern as to-morrow . . WL tous comedy ... all pla against the spectacular seti of a masked ball on a Zepp which ts Wrecked . . . a Ta -? M-~ worthy of Be Mille! I CECIL B. I De MILLED amazing phoducti|>n VVPD E DAY AND THURS J (JAPITOL THE ATI . DANZLER BROTHERS' Shoe Repairing >379 Gervais St. Rhone 9132 We call for and deliver all work Free shine with every job. Men's Half Sole and Rubber Heels ? ? $1.25 Men's Whole Sdle ixid Rubber Heels . ? ? ~ $2.00 Ladies Half Sole and Rubber Heels '? ? $1.00 "l.adies Heels?Any Color 7oc -SSSk-SSSX-W-SSSSSSSSSSK-K' I ED. F. DAVIS I X Experienced Musician Teacher *? 7 - ? of- all Instruments X MUSIC STUDIO A * -V .1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380 y X ** COLUMBIA, S. TZ X ,?.XXXK"X"X~XUX"X~X~X"X"X~XM ; LABOR DAY EXCURSIONS ?to? I Savannah?Brunswick Florida ? Cuba Atlanta ? Birmingham Chattanoogo Mobile ? New~OrTeans Gulf Coast Points < SATURDAY, SEPT. 5th, 1931 from Columbia to? Atlanta ....... : i $7.01) I Birmingham ' Chattanocga???tM>0Ts Mobile. ,vu- origans, Gulf cmist H Points 22.0.0 I Savannah 5.00 I Brunswick 7.00 y Jacksonville ... 10.00y Daytona, Ocala, Gainesville 12.75 i' West Palm Beach 19.00 i Key West - .27.25 / Havana - 44.73 Proportionate fares from' intermediate points. Will also. 6ell at proportionate fares to all South Florida \ Points. ' ' ' */ i] RETURN LIMITS: Atlanta. Seytd 10th; Birmingham and Chattanooga.;. Sept. 11th; Mobile, New Orleans and ^ nah, Sept. 12th; Brunswick, Jackson-11 villo, St Augustine, Daytona, Ocala. , Gainesville, Sept 13th; Key West, J \ Sept, 21st; all other Florida points,! Sept. 17th; Havana. SeDt 24th 1931. * For~dciaileil lrtfui mat ion and Pull- t ^ man reservations consult, Ticket Agents, \ Southern Railway System ( l . correction 'The announcement of Mrs. Re- < beccn Boviatvs daughter, Annie, wa-7' not July 1931 as was apeared in lastj 1 M-or>t-'? is?u(K Jnlv*. SO in*>n < > - ' =a.j' I v ' ' .> THE PAI.MElTO I.T ' ; FAMOUS BAND IN "MADAM SATAN" APT? T VM A v>- JA77 oT?rTTTrSTT?/V TO PLAY IX MASKED BALL SCENE In addition to its other attractions, i Cecil B. I)e Millo's ''Madam Satan," r-ominp. .fo thn Onpjthl Theatre Wed-" . n.wtifiv inrl Thnrail:;v. wih~o:Tcr one of the most famous_jazz.t;b.a:nds the world has known. Abe Lyman's famous organization will be both seen and heard during the exotic and thrilling1, masked ball scenes .aboard, a Zeppelin, which are Am ntp fuoturn.' m' tVii - row MotroSoldwyn-Mayer eitmedy with music. Lyman's band needs no introduction ta any who own a radio, a phonograph, or go to the theatre. The versatile Abe has carried his troubadours all. over the .United States and. Europe, and his records sell by the millions*of copies. ?a? Many Song Hits In "Madam- Satan" you will hear the Lyman band play several of the biggest hits of the piece, including 'Live and Love Today," "We've Going?Somewhere," "This Is Love*" The Beauty Auction," "All I Know ts You Are in My AiTTn?," and "Low iown,". Lyman's " men turn "-aetofs In fTRT"~ atter part of "Madam Satan.-'?When the Zeppelin is torn from its moor- [ng mast in a storm, the musicians | lump for safety in parachutes, together with all' the gaily attfred i < quests. :? L "Madam Satan," features such. _ well-known players as Kay Johnson,' Reginald Denny, Roland Young andr, Lillian Roth. It was written by ! Icanie MacPherson. with,dialogue by' Uiadys Ungcr and Elsie Janis. Mil* ; , deal numbers are by Herbert Stot- i_ tart and Clifford Grey, of "The Rogue 3ong," Jack -King and Elsie-.Janis. Thi-ee unusual ballets were directed ... T ..... T>~: - T? , TT?: JV 1-rmz 01 r-uri carrou s "vanities." Theodore Kosloff dances 'Electricity" in the Prinz ballet, - 'Bal- - et Mechanique." >\m> c o- ? ? ? c IN' Mi;;\lo iiaM ,i In memory ot' E?l. * departed tin- liu'- .-vu^Q- - i J one year nfr>. i lie. lta> ii J v ?iin < ' V I If'".'jiiioi .1-. v i. i L1 ' i lie- - ' ''' '"! -,1 * A ;V Mir t?t.i e.l .... lU: i OW - ; Add v?u- 1 l- * We >!iall h- ov. I'V'1 : 111 tile 11; IV. a e. . , ?u a- . '' wail i11jT-"""" . Wia.i U d.M.-.oe . I 'a 111,. I,V''/ . l.iUn.o ,Tiw*?*HP l-i,i Bora RoD.nvoii. Fain a Byoen ^? Elliot Buticr, \V ill.iiii R ' 1 '* JrT _ <z> 'jj'U'io.i I.. I 1" in. ii .uV ' ;ious wife tm?r mother \liitha E7 ; faylor who ontoicd miff; .et ) ml res'. , we "year ago today, Augu^r 30 1^31. ! ; v- * ' i """r " 1 SYhere the weeding willow v.-iw Lies our dear loving wile; [n a Cold aricT^Siient Grave. ! onely I am without How I miss you no'ofie' know.-.; MV t'llH"- " 1 ' 1 ( viom early morn, till_ ewnii'r - lbsa. roften sit and thjnk of you- . vVhc'n 1 am all alone; . ... Fftr memory is the only Jnend, That grief can tall its our-. Friends may think you are t clo Item But the wound - are .Lest) iuda-y; As the time you" left fife srotdrr.rd, ? 4 SanBBlRRUH^ 'IB: >h c'.V ?t?'?**. & fttLTWBB r Gapitol Midnigh SUNDAY WaW4 i' "THF. BA | Admission: i - ... I L SAUh'K : r k. ?: se^xss^^e^atasssssB InoW! :/ !:! rmi- iit /* i ne waverley I Vv . (INCOI t At Pine and i- ' 7T - .../ % v ' / Prod ??? J ? |~The Randan ^ -- --- *> . " _ > y "?* ' 1 l>? ; vars looped, *jt*< | Courtesy C " . - . .. . > . , . . ; > ??? I tABIESH? T?TT ?= ? ; : ' * V . ' * | H. ABLE ' . , HL W. f ; ~~~~ V. . lust,one year ago today. I J. E. Taylor, Husband. i leaven retaineth our dear mother, .larth her lonely casket keeps; : my..the Sunbeams always linger, ' A here our darling Mother sleeps. hat \vould we give to clasp her hand, BV " J| l ct -happy-face see; ? ??- v?.? ,? > fl io liear her voice and see her smile, J J ^ 1 ! I..A main su much to n.O! ? Mis. Thomaaena Ellis, Mrs. Martha Coleman, , Mr. Isaiah Taylor, Mr. William Taylor, , Miss Cecila R.'. Taylor, If/ Labor Day Seashore Labo EXCURSIONS Fi'om?Columbia To;~ 3Tw7TTT7t:?Tl Charleston, S. C. A .$3.50 S*<COND M S'avannah, Ga. . 3.50 Tybee, Ga. .._a. 4.00 Tickets sold for all trains Sept. 5 and o. Good 4 Days. ^ wonderf Richmond, Vm. -$10.25 VitKinia ?n 1 oMfp^comfort7w:i::::::: 1S:?5 C0ME 0NE' Va. Boa?h, Va^ ......... 11.25 and enjoy g rickets sold for all tan ins Seut. 5thu Base Ball Ga G,ood 5 t>a& fast Danville . Just think (.cod in I'ullman cars upon pay- f mcnt oF Uultmair rhar^es. _ /, ( Southern Railway System Double I.fart CONSULT TICKET AGENTS. served on th The Palme furnish Musi Theatre 1Regul; Trcrtr /\ i ?1 ?. . t Show ?? 1 O.ni A 1V/I COLUMBIA .. 1 dLimVJ A /AtlYlt K1LLIAN ...... BLYTHEWOOT KIOGKWAY ? SIMPSON-,? HniKinn winnsboro Mk\J M O 1. \ / 111 WHITR OAK BLACKS'! OCK J CttiibifcK N LEWIS SMITH D MAN" ss s: Arrive Danvil 11 & 25c.ts * I , COMMITTEF Summers, H, L. / ? ; open] I Service Station I 5 " T w" IP ORATED) ' ? ,vi j T ay lor Streets | ^ ucts ot: ? ??--Y?? . ' ? . ' , - Y?? ?- - - .? ,v.1. . * -? . -i Oil Company | v.:.: -i ????? * . " ... ' f * r 3AGp^ anrl Wockfl/1 *t U11U ?? OOllCU V ; f ? >ard Accepted ^ ?J= ? ? : ?-r .' : - . , ^ .?:???7 . uA L_ ===== T I : EST ROOM | =^=a=?-; . '. - ?i D. HALL ILL1AMS :"Tn7? 1 : . .. POPULAR [CUR SION . .i. . . . . -. - ?to?: ? r ^NVILLE, VIRGINIA r Day, Monday, Sept. 7 SPONSORED BY AZAKETH, MACEDONIA AND ZION HILL BAPTIST CHURCHES ?"' ? ? ?? ui uppun unity 10 visit tins progressive city of Old :he Last Excursion of the Season. COME ALL AND GO WITH US TO DANVILLE athing--aft4"other Out-door Sports. Attend the Big me between the Black Yankees of Columbia and the Black Sox. *"of It! 520 Miles Round Trip,-with lovely scenery oyment?For Only S3.50. Enjoy riding over the r frorrr Charlotte to Danville. Refreshments will be e Train. itto Nightingales' Orchestra of Columbia, S. C. will ? ; . ir Fare: $3.50 Children under 12 IVoarn Half Fft>c? r ' ' ? i Leaves Union Station at 7:30 A. M. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM SCHEDULE: . 1 7:30 A. M $3.50 7:48 A. M. .... $3.50 ) __ 8:00 A. M _..._ $3.50 8:13 A.M... ..$3.50 8:21 A. M. $3.50 8:33 A. M? ....i '* . 8:45- A. M ..$3.50 f ^ - 8:56 A. M. ....... $3.56 ^ .... . ... 9:19, A. M. ? $3.50 9:31 A. M. f?.S? ? - 9:36 A. M $3.50 9:52 A. M., 1 $3.50 . ...,10:06 A. M! .... $3.25 lie 2:15 P. M. Returning Leav^ Danville 12:30 A.M. ) ON ARRANGEMENTS:?J. W. WUlianu, Mgr.; Josh Harderi, John Wieat, Rev. R. M. Myers, W 8 Holley