The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 05, 1931, Page Page 8, Image 8
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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
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. 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?
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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
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I ED. F. DAVIS I
X Experienced Musician Teacher *?
7 - ? of- all Instruments
X MUSIC STUDIO A *
-V .1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380 y
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; 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 < >
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THE PAI.MElTO I.T
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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
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JV 1-rmz 01 r-uri carrou s "vanities."
Theodore Kosloff dances
'Electricity" in the Prinz ballet, - 'Bal- - et
Mechanique."
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departed tin- liu'- .-vu^Q- - i J
one year nfr>. i
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wife tm?r mother \liitha E7 ;
faylor who ontoicd miff; .et ) ml res'. ,
we "year ago today, Augu^r 30 1^31.
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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.-.;
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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;
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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
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Arrive Danvil
11 & 25c.ts
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POPULAR
[CUR SION
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^NVILLE, VIRGINIA
r Day, Monday, Sept. 7
SPONSORED BY
AZAKETH, MACEDONIA AND ZION HILL
BAPTIST CHURCHES ?"'
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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