The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 16, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8

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?r " ; f Pape 8 ' A. U. Club's A h-m^v -4fua, -m:\vs ~ The bird party at Uu? school auditorium on It-s-1 Wednesday cveiling was quite a success, Tin' football- boys are planning to play St. George Friday of this week. The outlook for Ui." -.11. F. depart m""* ' I o-i'v promising Such a larire nilmbet of yii Is F s enrolled until. Mis* -do ties, the Uueiicr, Ik. idly i.a.room in. 'um cla-siboin lor- the ; . We 'note, .with pl--.sur.-s t -at tin A,t*. bovs un.i* ? the Iv-suhi rhip Prin.-i n'ii 1 P K' rt< t>omo Vi*ry necessai y i provi inentd around ti.i.c 'jrrounds ihr 1 -t day nio'ii'in: ?iuiiVT- Ihv dv\Otn>n r ' ,11 pcri":i t he V-m-vti - vr > *'?)> M 1'ickcit .a.< iva. i.K'i. drtunat ir.i d a ' reading1!" -s?ny "'K par-an -nhW -X. , . P. Kdwuixh .I; i-M-a-Swo t alL. ( cn'iifa. 'Ilii'lv"*v/L sv' tin- .pal, c'haiactii s A sui'l'i i Vii ti." v party wa jjiv? n at the . s?-:o7I ?.u hTorhnr Novt'inlKi-'S. .1 ;; '!?> p. i?d. !.?>u "??or -f?Jdj'.'-S Myrtle. Kdun- .is,.- h; her ino*!a r.'M i Ada M. K Iwa: . (told was.vised a^'tlv eoio.r SiIumikj . lor deetirjttnn-a.'-d ('i+s?-u-* r? used as py'.I'lai-h - lor :l'.v < n;!e-_. This wad, tin- little !,;u!v ' 'hiYu.v tith Till (liit-yv '- Ht-r?via->i'i{iv.f>. ineir.hi'rs i.|" t'- :ui ; iii ja .'.? j iiioml oi s o:'-1 ii> ;'a . a few iv latlvvs". "7"ToT m' : ~ o .r-nr'-inwir V' $ o* FOOD FOR TllOrOi ? That soils^nU the Host (ini ?? ' ? nit t uui U'iiinH Y t V ;?AM) A ST y 9 2 Marks Every I ten ? a ? I ^RTH F1 KI.I )3l 11; j ^ _____ ? y fan (a m ask \ PINfv*S ALMOX _ _ x ^ .. ? Rainbow Salad Ores | SNOWDRIFT n<>: 2 ? N | UOSEUAFF PEAC H ? I'Hii.i.irs uoi vio ou \ i:<.i ? | SOt P $ S( ri.i.fa s ri hi: a nnn,' ii *i *i * .t\ I I I> I II C. it ? IIAN'M'H "IIKAM' S A (SAGE 3IKAT-tiiinsiiKI.I. f5=^" | BUTTER COOKIES . X Alien ( IM S111; I > I.r *?I.R ilt | IMNLAPPLK X xkav?UKUI: | BRAZIL NITS ( inn (ti \ 11: *r| Pl'CAN TOP COOK k < ' VAN (AMPS | MACKLRLT, . I FRKSH (tROr X J: * 12 lb. P I King X ? . . . ' ~ . | PRC ITS" M r! I J ( rystali/.ed 'and P :j: Thanks^i'vini?-( 1 ???* i (OLl/MBIA SALT i 3 boxes 1Oe *.jl (iERRF.KS?All Varieties | Baby Foods 10c J* (ircun Strinuiloss No.-2 can . J_BLANS 1 for 29c X n A R X. Pnlmnlivp Swmn "w 1 - , ? Northern Tissue | ? 3 rolls 19c ~jj* J f Ike's (iulHpT.luTv "T $ OLEO lb. 22c 7 5t ~ * : ??. f*.?? X I.AKCii: BAH | ()1\ Soap 2 for 9c !{! <"R V STAI.IZKI) j n, | <RYSTAI.IZi:i> 1 Pineapple lb. 39c x x - - ? - Home I f GOOD EATS % "Where the Doll I ,. nnual Trip An 1 l*i u 'til-?wVi l . siu-okil iTUosts. At tor i birthday holy trroot inn:s~ | and f?r-t wis ho si for tho Yuturo, |in' ft I'll 111 Jill i O.ko WOIO .sl'I'Vl'li. Aftor whioh tho- yift^ were? piv-, s.vut..?i by All". Williams Smith, a sta.loiit of tin- S?th trralo. Quito v. few of tho. nivi!ibors of t o facultv niotoroil to Churl'stott ' .-a' o.bb V. hh.1! Visit Uli'll !*iiorrris. Mr. Mt?Wt Hdw.ri'iis,'tho |' it.. IS-..!" i M i' i IVt I'ltC 1-U'lllO I'l'olM, till' l ( {!.?!? .it! \\ \v Jcrs.y U- a while with his - relatives, -ami S::n<! .y wa-. a hii-. h .lay in-Zion all l.y in th:- vicinity.. Thi- pas' :?i"> ' x; a.'. 1.1 :"i? <i.' in. whs t" k?^"Hut think ini i\<- \yli.-n ii shall he \y II with 4- puitsuun. r- ii*i* <* *1 bofoiv 'Ik- sVihihu whirh was t. kcij tjotn i C:.r. 1 ">;! : -ffr:!'- ('!?'l.l<-ntfc.'' s "the I'lhu'iini "V. OVhi. acre 1 ic. | Mi>>e- P-iscilla <wrut an,* Kloytm M Miroau-ry. T!T;?P.r. 'uv" M r s , jK It,' -Ntx.?i J Sole .Mis* (i. Th 1 liskon. I Ht- t4?M+-- Ma; y -;uai riLy rll. ll.'.w nis. . . ?' its a iii- Mi M-i-ntjionvVyY' ? rr 1. M. Kiiw .ril A is* II a a incmbiM .I'.r.'t ft < ' t' >M : t Uio t ri .ovnity- ?h- :t!- lit ?i-.ao*!vbuL'K> IT?Hero Is A Store | Je of (Lidcoiio?', tliat serves iiii! PnunpfK' ?' -" ' ? ,x~ ')RK THAT- ? ? i At Hottorn Price a ?> tall cans 17c v ;' J . : ; Y - i .... hiII can 10c in# (}t. Jar 25c ? 0 1!) Pa if 00c ! [ ICS 15c | ISO. 1 can :>C :j: liS ()/. Jar lac ? - Lar-Kc can 22c Pkgr. 15c |1 1 No. 2 can 15c | II). 1 ac IKS lb. 17c 4 ? . ; A ] lb! (On 2 for lac :j: I/COI N MKAl I cck 21 c . :j: . \ k:s i t or or y tax run i'S, ? CANDIES I ried Fruits lor the iris tin as Seasons y '( in SI \l.1/1.1) * CITRON lb. 33<? % NATIONAL i ! OATS )> pkgs. 20c ? | S I \l.|-:vS , _ Syrup No. ") can 35c y , (irape.Nut Flakes !* . TMvj?. 10c I hiltecl Sodas lbi 10c .. - . . A v OKOM.KDAKV X (tinker Dread Mix. x Pkjx. 23c~ x I'lLLSKLUVS . - ?* E-?. . . - - ~ " *" V'lour I 'J ID. \)i\? 73f !; icitVSTAI.I/.K!) iOranffe Peel lb. 33c * < it yst a liz i :i) -f I <'m<m IVH lb 33r ;j \ k\v crop' ~ Currants Pkjr. 15c k ' Stores i .i * X ZERO PRICES | ar Does its Duty" * $ . v. ' i I 3und The Wo Firs! Great __ of the Men Wi Waged fimener Was on...Cony I ? Al-o. M op I Capitol * \V?' piay fill' hvr a. spl-cdy recover A l-arirc iVuiiiUcr of nfficof* -..i.i fiuiiiluis of 1*. tliol . an J P niylios < i l' 111 >1 i y lliil aii-'plan iti? attend tl.e South Ciifuliu <\tifoii lu-e now in sos'joh at' .Mt i?>n#( Cha rlc-to". South-j?-'ut-Oiiti;< *" WARD NEWS Sunday was a beautiful day fo ?-mrlay- -s*4o?*4. vluhlruti. liuc-Sun ay school is will*oij its way. Th s. 1, M.. AI \ *l? . L?,j n.-i i 111 v i;?iV'l.1 i .?l ! . .H . . J'U'hI usual with all the teachers wer t. their places. The lessofr wa aught by iKacpn Alonga Davis:'ii'l".?1-tar-rrtn ^tml I'tln'i'S.? Miss $usia-Davis- left for ("ireen -".' mmI Sunday where she will spen . e winter. Aceompatving he veiv-Mr. 15. TV Anderson, Mr. J oh iMitWd and Mrs'. WHlie Anders* i .Mi. PA a,-, Anderson's niece, o ' iRtc. lie-ported" si, very . plea'san tay. : I'dch. department is, well on w it s "yearly pii>gram. All studen eeni tin-have an earnest-desire t ?it|?r?'Ve-' themselves' as j never 1* i'ie. The- pei-feet attendance-" l'.or tli Sev-r-.tti gi- Alma < oli-mai Ma Davis. IT" |leTl*n Wi.ltei u'iliv v.radef Ward Davis an ha'de 1 >avis. Fifth grad. : f'ihia Davh; Third grader - Id:. Ma - :ith and Annie Mae'Dibs* Is ad. : .1. Mae Aiken, Deny (il'ir i l.tu-jh Smith.. 1IU.I1 POINT. N. < . MAVS Dr. T. Wii ,-at.- An ir.ws. -iipei at : dt-ni *>f cit.vschools,..'de.livci'e a vary helpful address at the se. ml meeting of tile I.eon id Stiei d'aivnts- Teachers .A I doeiatioi h cl> was V.v: . ' 11 la.-t Tuesda -vwniiH?. " The?attfinlnrrrT?vctts-?s-twy j?u?i *: 1 '??.< .i'lrc.s-' wi'Fl lectdved. -Mr. (? i iii- lioii.rs (Jill, a sti ft in. Knoxv.ll College, Khoj \;ll.\ . l"t\' '! Jests'.*. , .-pi nt tile wi-.l 'nal with 11i- parents. Mr. an s. .1; F. (lili ?.t' IMi/,ali?.th St. Antony nt r.er intimate finest.'! whom Mr. (Jill vi?iu.i were, M Ait!.at I'M Alxander of Johnso S. an.l .Mr. K win it Si literal <?t' Taj i; >)' M. Mr, A. R. Alexander of Monro .s. <\ is. sprti'lirg- suveiH di,\ with his brother an i sister-in-la\ Mr and Mis.. (inuTc Alexander < ::J7 .Mom St. (Yff~\x;.:n<layi X~venihei' in, I) f. \V. Russell. I'vofe-sor of II* h: \V an i (invit, Ci'he lanjruap'i ->' tip. scripture.-1 at Johnson < .-doit!'. t-tnyci spy .-in (-..arlotte, t . i v, ri d rt yi i in- tnration* ! se iiron at the CI ferry Street Fresh; teiiai: CM.inch.' It was considered <)uite a tie; to have I.)i\ RVisscflto ' crane i .liurh. Point, lie is a linguist < . peeial note, ar.d an imp! riant pe ?iji ia the lu l l of ('hi istian . Kd <:tii<>n.. \t o'clock on'la-t Sunday a rnmai Rev. 1). Williamson d 1 -1 y "" > ' .-vi Ml I'll <*1 ?\ i 11niy ifr 11'1 < nvuren. ll'i w; accompanied by his choir and c? v'i t int'ibn. , .Ah,, l.'clnea ( 'hment spent tl I \Hjtik-erid n \Vi nsto n - S"a 1 em, wT f''"a parents,. Mr. and Mi*. <1. (1 I liATKSBL'IU; NEWS The Olive Branch Sunday scho L was called to order- at 10:30 a. i T>y the siiperintcndont, Mr. Frank Byr<T who taught a wonderful Su v ay schorl lesson. Surely we a gjad to have him cooperate wi us. . We are glad to see Mr.W. 1 Oxner on the mend again. Misa Eloia? Bell apent tfre~WW 1 A THE PALMETTO LEADER rid Monday, No 35*3335^^ MID-NIGHT >*9 J. & TUES. ; r Theatre . v oiicl with -Miss E. M. .Robinson. L| 'k J!i . Ola* uce Robinson had, t a tall out of town Sunday on - important bu.-inoss; being one of our business men. lie made a saeafei^j nnd wentMisses Maine Viuose ami A. V. Wtyite, trtir teaehers, weni to the capital last week vjsitingithe ciiv us, aeeofnpa^iied l>y theiitieuests. i thg Mr. D. llaniey and Mr. G. ... l.jyhts of Bat -'"uri;. <. The Sineine ( unVmilTTTn vffttt .( ! hold its meeting at. tl'ie Batosburjr c. ] 11.iprh School on e very 4th Sunday. s j Everyone is invited. ~ Female Help Wanted .1 . r . a n Help for Institutions Hospitals Everywhere. No Experience nccesf sary. 8f>0.-$l80., monthly. En-, 't 183 \Y."loth," New York. 1 8 a jv si Men,. & chi Half, 1 WILSE W, MONEY NO OBJE i IK IT'S A QIJEST1 n \ S IT.".' nynt-ainl- of people I li o *!i after years of sutTerin a . vpes, such as constipation 1-?j ' aeh \yhi"h are the haste' !n ! blood pressure, rheuinati on face and body, pains it load !?m disorder, exhaustion, r. n I ,-e sufferers have not \ist " l-l * luumieais _<>r firujrs of any k! tr r k ( 'y ntade l>v Nature. Tli * < :; the hiuhost mountain peal v; hv !imr eUnuittts?a+al vitaniii ,l" II' MANITY in distress. _ ,. It ? < oinposi d l'.t kinds of i a? (lowers calitifieally. and, is known as iJm'N. CROS^H I H i\' CROSS HERB TEA ta ie ^ ; y u|>< n yrur -ryytettt, and ,c I * I'i pare it fresh-like any unit fu! once a day, hot or cold. A one dollar treatment accorr (f you lot k and feel like now Iv I-- familiar with the bhneficial ill r.- I,ION-CROSS HERB TEA t j. y ar'self. If not satisfactory Trv it and convince yourself " > it.) a:toe. tH" | week treatment Sl.ftO?I 11) unlvr to avoid mistakes in 1(. j CROSS HHRR TEA, please f I.ie-Phai^nacy, 11x0 Second Ave., N. Y. City, N. Y. ) .Gentlemen: 1()] 1. .i. Enclosed?find fpr_ 1e* j , __ treatments of the famous n"| i NAME J-..-.'-. re th j ADDRESS VI- I CITY __ " ? ? 1 ' V v. 18?8 P. M GOOD ENU-JFThe Standard Floiur irz* of CJolumbia . _ , . --PFOK HONEST VALUE ISED CARS STOP BY 1 1924 MAIN BUY WHERE . ? THE OK Counts J & OK CHEV. CO. 1924 Main St. nWmwSBr I 1 1" ] k JIM/JJMIJLI.JJUIJMI - THOMAS' DRUG J.TORE PHONE ^26 .1 Cor. Harden & Taylor Sts. . Columbia, S.'" C. We are authorized by the Direc tor of the Better Housing Prograr to figure Gpvernment Work. Artisans Contracting Company Phones 3487?8R35 Cooks, Maids. Chauffeurs. and Si! Finishers. Good Male C ;ok fo H (.tot. 4 -COEUMIHA employment Bureau Jo21 Main Street Room 7 . Phone 386 ladies A A mmk Soles . . MARTIN I11S HAMl'TON STREET CT ON OF HEALTH have regained thvir normal ir from stomach troubles of i, indigestion, gas, and sour factors of such maladies as oil, periodic headaches, pirnloss of sleep and appetite. d any "man-made injurious Ind; they have only used a is marvelous product grows ;s, where it absorbs all the ns from the sun to aid laturalleaves, seeds, berries proportionately nuxed ami ERB TEA. stes delicious, acts wonderts ^afe ryen for children. -? ? nary tea ami drink -a niasslplishc-s WON'DERS; makes ovn. If yrtu are not as yet frets of this natural remedy ry it at once and convince _ money refunded to you. with our money-hack ?rn.iu? i weeks treat went Sn.00 jrettTng the-^enuine,- LION ill out th<* attached coupon. Dept, which please send me.... I.ION CROSS HERB TEAS -STATE.. ...... .... I B^ I | Mid-Month * special Purchase | 60 Dozen Regular $1 | NECKWEAR 59c . Two for SI X On sale tomorrow morninp \ { when the doors open. X Satin with ruffles, lace, pique, j materials too numerous to menX tjon, a small investment in ] |? Neckwear makes un old frock new. X Belk's Street Floor x ?. - ? Three. Heaping Tables A. 11. C-, 1 } Day-Lee Calvacade and other ' V famous names. <' i 5? SUITINGS l_ 25c yd. A Cheeks, nlaids. -strines "fhmis ands of yards, hundreds of patterns to select from. Tables are *1* together to make selecting conr X venient . .**. piece goods Dept.. ] I- Street Floor. j L; i X 36" Wide || CORDUROY 49c yd. ?}? Snefifll shipment .r?00 yards at X.' this price, all the wanted sea-'~ sonable colors, Turquoise, &qua, [' X brown, red, orange white I >etc. Silk Dept. Street Floor. I - | One Heaping Table $ SILK REMNANTS 3: >' . r 59c?yd. j* Values to SI and?bver. All silk ( - Xr in prints or saUii& .Silk Dept. t Street Floor, j ~] I : B A TES ? . $2.4 ? RATES SIMULA DS.; - (ietAiine Rat .CryOrs of lavender.'green, blue, in / - X department.St"reel Floor. ' I BASEMENT i- X S.l'!XIN(i Solid Color. About 1 { 800 yards, 3fi""wide. Colors of X brown, green, navy and red,, a I j- special from our basement ? V store. ' F. yd. 15c r X SITTING. Flacked, 2,000 yards I Y 16" wide good quality suiting X from our basement store. yd. 15c . fi { 81'' SHEETING, basement - X special, L..'. I '.fUZI. yd. 19c COTTON HATTING. 72x90 *j* unbleached 2'/jibs., comfort size " X 100 percent pure. Basement ! { store. ' ?43c? i: COTTON . HATTING, 72x90 < bleached snow white 2 lb. com- 1 *?' fort size, 100 percent pure. < X Basement stor<^\ i | . 49c , * * { COTTON REMNANTS, up to " X yard lengths, nt"w quality just I j. put out, basement store. i 2 for 5c i: _L -i. _ < 1 HOYS' CAPS? -i ijL 25c i | WORK CLOTH! '.I; FLANNEL SHIRTS Men's cotton flannel. Sizes to | |t| 17. Two pleated button flap A pockets. Six button front. Ex|t| tia tine garment. Colors of ! Kre>' tan* Work Clothes V Dept., Street Floor. I ? 89c .t; X - . ! BOOT. SOX. 100 percent wool * sox, heavily ribbed, warm. cornIt* fortable, from the work clothes .j. Dept. Street Floor. Fair? t 49c A ? j ? ? A MEN S WORK SHIRTS. Rohf..n' i-i-...i -i 1 $ unv -mi i ui iuvui c iiit mm ay X shirt. tt-rple stitched with ventb y Taled arm and back, sizes to 17. ~ X Basement store :j: 49c MKN'S OVERALLS, 220 detiim ( triple stitched with double hip , jt* and big pockets, hi^h or low |? backs, sizes to 44?.16 length, . V basement store , . ( | 79c ~t RLANltLT LIN *|| Roys' sizes to 16. 220 Denim, fo | " 98 1 BEL 4 & South Carolina's La 2 Elevator Service to all floors? Saturday, November 16, 1935 .K'S-f V """ " ?*?=-^- . y . i Features I ^--- t 11 .....i-..,!?-f V- 1 ~r *" 1 llUlllllt'115 Ul I ill (1M U1 T WOOL 5: REMNANTS ? 69c yd. . :j; Values to SI and over. Three *t* to nine yard lengths in fall sol-' !jl 'ds and checks. Silk Dept.- y Street Floor. Heaping, Table of Genuine 'k STEHLI SILKS 69c yd. Guaranteed perfect goods in fall } and winter shades including X novelty weaves. Silk Dept. *j? Street Floor. Y T ' ; - 5* Sugar and Spice X STEHLI SILKS $ 79c yd. ? | 1 hese are mighty hard to match y however the quality is up . to ? SI.95 per yard. Silk Dept. Tjt Street Floor. ' ^ ' > DAMASK 4. DRAPERY i - vH. * ! JG." wide inN blue tfold,. rust, ? green, red (loral !Iest^7~TfiTrd X [loor. *!* SCRANTON I CURTAINS | ?i i Dne lot special two piece, cur- .j. tains with ready to hang top. y l I-1 yds. long. Third-floon X P R E A OS~^ | & I. tes spread. Size, Six 10.?. C.olloraT* or plaid" patterns^ Linen ^ * ? . FEATURESi X NBLEACHEI) BROADCLOTH" PJ" wide line, quality, special Y baSenifent price. yd.10c ? ? : ? . OITIXQS Solids, including ? aiiite, cheeks, stripes, dark or X ight shades, special basement { >rice, ? ' X yd. 10c _ ; | . * ~ * . >, riCKIXG art or strjped in stan- ,t. dard width, basement special y >rice, 7 , yd. 10c OILCLOTH, first quality 46" .j! . wtde in assorted patterns, y stripes, checks, florals and dots, X special basement price, y yd. l 9c r f-~ t'OTTON HOSE. ladies fall j[ colors, a quality product of ex- .j. cellent weight, basement spec* Y **" lal price,." ' pairJIOc MEN'S SOX. Men's wbrk or ?j? Fancy sox, basement special. . Y 3 pairs for 25c ring. Boys' and Men's fall ,j! ^ lies, vour choice 10c r| iS FEATURES IT ! ' . r S4 ? Whip Cord, Gaberdine, Cordu- ?j* roy Boot Cants, work clothes *?* Dept. Street Floor. As low as -j$2.95/ J COKDLKOY CANTS. Men's ? long pants in narrow rib cordu- *j* roy, full cut, sturdy construct- .j. i'd sizes to 12, work clothes be- *j* partment. Street Floor. **; $2.95 - ' BOYS OVERALLS, Gilt edge .j. heavy denim triple stitched with Y louble hip and bis pockets, siz- X i?s to 1K. Basement store' Y 49c ;j; BOOT .CANTS. Men's khakH j\ pants with button leg, full rut garment, work clothes'' 1>ept. Y Street Floor. X 98c | OVERALLS Men's Blood Hound X nill shrunk full cut, triple .j. ditched 22(1 denim, large boat *:* lockets, high or low back, work .j. dothes Dept. Street Floor. y 98c ? - . - ED JACKETS | ti? large roomy^Troeliets. Garit store. Men's sizes $1.49. X c J_ 1 :? ? it s | r^est Depft. Store J -lounging rooms, second flodr. X