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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17
The Liver Regulates the Body.

The Liver Regulates the Body.
A Sluggish Liver Needs Care
Someone has said that people with
Chr mic Liver Complaint should be
shut up away from humanity, for they
are pessimists and see through a "glass
darkly." Why? Because mental
states depend upon physical states;
B:tiousness, Headaches, Dizziness and
Constipation disappear after using DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Csc. at your
Druggist.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17
OUR ADVERTISERS.

In our last issue there appeared an ad-
vertisement of the great reduction sale
now going on at Haddon-Wilson Co.'S
store. Since the advertisement was insert
ed we have had occasion to look into some
Of the many bargains offered, and are pre-
pared to advise the public to give them a
call before the sale is over. 1t lasts only a
few days now, and the people Of the coun'
ty should not let an opportunity pass at
such time as this. In addition to the
many articles offered at reduced prices,
this reliable firm carries full line of dry
goods, ladies' suits, shoes and all kinds Of
notions. They sell the best, and the prices
are right. Their ad. appears again this
week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17

Rev. Jesse E. Rushton at one time
pastor of the Methodist church at this
place died at, the Methodist Pasonage,
at Leesville, where he was pastor, on
Sunday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17
Reduced Rates
.. VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier Of the South
FROM
ABBEVILLE, S. G.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
National Education Association, Depart
nient Of Superintendent, February 22-21'
1915. Reduced rates from all stations
Dates OF sale February 20, 81 and 22' ana
for trains scheduled to reach Cincinnati
before noon of February %, 1915.
Final limit+To Ereach original starting
point, returning not later than midnight
Of March g. 1915.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Panama Pacific International Exposi-
ton. February 2O-December 4, 1915.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17

A Jolly man always finds himself IN
good company-when alone.
Men who take things easy are apt to let
them slide the same way.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17

Mon. J. E. Swearingen, State Super
intendent of Education will address
the school trustees and school teach
ers of Abbeville county in the court
house Saturday morning, April 3rd,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17

Mr.. R. Kirkwood and Mrs. Kirkwood
have opened up Jewelry and Optical Of
flee next door to the Candy Kitchen, and
are ready to serve the public.
Mr., Kirkwood has charge Of the repair
ing and is anexpert in his line, having had
twentyyears' experience. =
Mrs. Kirkwood, in the Optical Depart
ment. is a graduate of the Philadelphia
College of Optics and the South Bend Col
lege of Optics, and is prepared to fit glasses
as they oughtto be fitted. Give them a
trial; they guarantee satisfaction.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-02-17

The Dargan-King Co. are carrying in
stock big line OF Automobile Tires, Red
Inner Tubes, Electric Lamps for Automo-
biles, Spark Plugs Automobile Oil, etc.
You will be able to find about anything
you want at their store for an Automobile
when the roads get good again.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
JUDGE Peters Puaalnn.

Three-quarters OF a b0Niul OF gela-
tine. two oranges, two lemons, six figs,
nine dates. ten almonds, I'VE English
walnGts. Dissolve gelatin in one pint
cold water for one hour, add one-half
pint boiling hot water, the Juice of two
lemons and one orange, and two cup
,uls OF sugar. Let stand until II be-
gins to thickon; cut The fruit, nuts
md other orange IN small pieces, mix
we'll With the Jelly and pour in molds
Serve'with whipped cream.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
Awarded First Honor

We take the following from the
Knoxville Business Record OF
date April 18th. which dwells on
the subject of saving department
of the Union National Bank of
that city.
1t will be remembered that Mr.
Thos Webb was the man who
plumhed Union College and its
domitories, when they were con-
structed. While mere he met
Miss Nellie Lane and married her
and this first depositor is their
Oldest sen, who 10 the Junior
Thomas r. Webb.
Master Thomas L. Webb, Jr.
had the honor Of being the first
deposit + in the new savings de-
parlmen OF che Union Nationa
Bank of this city. On Wednes
day of this week the new Depart
ment of Savings Account wa:
opened with nice quarters in thu
rear Of the bank and the above
fourteen months old baby signal
lied its opening by depositing tn
sum of $l.00. This amount wa
received by j. Il. Gates, receiving
teller of the bank, who is a rela
tive of the young depositor. Tn
youngstar is the son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Thos. T. Webb, who reside
| in Mountain View.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
French Fruit Salad.

One cuptul of sugar, one pound seed.
q Malaga grapes, hJli a pineapple cut
a cubes. two oranges cut in small
pieces, and one tumoler sherry wine.
Il this is used as a dessert it may be
served with boiled Cua'aid, which is
made by using one pint milk, half a
oupful of sugar, three eggs, and half
teaspoonful extract Of Vanilla Place
milk In q double boiler, beat up eggs
md sugar and just - the milk ia at
the point of boiling. add the eggs.
sugar and vanilla. Remove from fire
and let il cool
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
NOTICE
80 al 2oad 0Yerseers.-

ron are requested to warn out
A. the road hand and work out
.l the Colnty roads in Knox
aly q. once. This the time
nI the year to put the roads 10
Good shape. and il must be done.
! think 4 days should be worked
nov, then the people can make
ta-.r crops and finish up in the
uL
lie. this be done as soon as
possible, and dith the road, fill
300 The mud holes and especially
e1ye the loose rock from the
road or beat them up. II this is
done at this time of the year the
roads viii be better and will
scr,e the people better. Take
p)iea.
Your servant,
Thos. 6, Hammers
Judge,
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
Kentucky Carlsbad
Springs
-sHctmng That hsntuCky CsIsbsd
Voter wiz Do Thst No Other
Va,er EVER Discovered Has
Done

g., viii take the albumin out OF
..u water in three days, and we
... stlug all csses ot diabetes that
.u.. ,le water We will give relief
.. tha st severe cases at kidney
..rni, va Que dav, and will abso-
.',lt cure any case in ten days
Stomach trouble will be relieved in
.ulyc hours, aud we will guarantee
itro cure any case in ten days it it
ho,u't become cancerous Bladder
nh0- ola any Liud will he cured in
f.,- It viii cure any old sore
.. ll,bjrg in it for two or three
Irre We guarantee it 10 cure any
..,. e catarrh OF the head or bow.
100 ten DAYS II you drink this
.a.,r or ten days you will he ab.
...u,,y t,e from constipation or
tu, organic trouble, as it pnsitivei!
.. restore every internal organ OF
body IN ten DAYS II it Doesn't
,.-atmcnt won't cost you any
ming
}oucnn get tie same results, II
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
.saMCSY Carlsbad Springs, Inc
UsI Ei0Gf, kENIUlhT.
52CkaChe! me?-.
No. Not Now"
i-o Eac5ache or Kidney Trouble or
rheumatism for ROOT JUICE
Users-Guaranteed.

..r..vl what relief. ! could scream
. JOY and happiness TO think that
a.t up every morning and go apout
dan without sign of that aching
....s" That's what people are saying
...r l.lyc suffered from weak kidneys.
. .. .-.le and rheumatism for years. No
...Utgr luull feel like screaming with
.- Euug4tlf You've suffered with your
ching Kidneys and back. for so long IL
has become almost q part of your life.
But Oh, wait till you experience the slori-
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
Birds In Panama Canal Zone.

The bird resources of the canal zone
evidently are OF much Importance
Possibly il they are properly conserved
they will become of the valuable
assets OF the United States. Having
permitted SO much reckless birc
slaughter In this country that insect
pests are increasing at an alarming
rate It would be well to take care o.
the birds that have been added 10 oul
national possessions by reason OF thu
acquisition Of section Of Panama
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30

One pint OF sweet milk warmed SUM-
GENTLY to melt one tablespoonful OF
butter add one Tablespoonful OF sugar
. md pinch Of salt. When the milk Ia
ukewarm stir In one quart Of -four and
me cake OF compressed yeast. Put in
warm place 10 raise. When light
enough work down and raise again.
hen mold into shape. put into pans
and when light rub the top with white
u egg and bake.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30

Take between two and three cupfuls
of baked beans and add one can OF to-
matoes, three or four slices Of onion,
two bay leaves, six or eight cloves
Let It cook three hours or more slow
". Then strain, add butter (small
pieces), salt and pepper to taste, and
II too thin thicken little. A few
spoonfuls Of chill sauce added i'm
proves the flavor.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
TURNING TO TRU PARTY
or PROTECTION
indication. that Voters Are
Abandoning the Party OF
free.Irade aid Hard
TmCs
San francisco Chronicle

NJalii Il ietA'l-Np ~ .''r''''-
The election of Republican
Mayor in Chicago by plurSlity
of over 1876. 600 in an election at
which a very large vote was c, s.,
together with similar successes
at ST Louis and elsewhere, are
but additional evidence thal the
voters of the natiol are again re-
tuning to the Republican rarty
TO save them from Democratic
misreie.
If it be said that it makes no
difference t. 4 city whether its
Mayor is q Democrat or Republic
can, the reply is that these cleo
tions do show the trend OF public
sentiment, for these elections
We're contested by Republican
and Democrtic organizations, and
the result unquestionably 'indi-
catesea landslide OF votes into the
Republican party.
And it also shows how impor-
tant it is that party divisions be
retained in State elections. In
the first place, there IS party re-
sponsibility tor the respective
nominees, but, especially the
disclosure of the trend of public
sentiment which these elections
give is of the utmost Importance
as an aid to the decision upon
party policies.
No sane person would advocate
the elimination Of division on
national lines in state elections,
except members of e mOrlbund
organization who desire to cover
its death struggles from sight.
Another indication OF the cleo
tons is the showing that the
Socialist patty is no larger than
| it has been. There is, and al
ways has been, an irraducible
minimum Of the unbalanced who
permit demagoguos to lead them
they know not where. The per-
centage is fairly constant and
does not tend to increase.
At such periods as that which
we have just been passing thru,
when party faiths generally are
broken up and masses If cut loose
from their political moonng, an
extremely radical party is quite
certain to getG large vote from
the unsettled and oiscontented,
Who imagine that any change
must be for the better, but who
know nothing and care nothing
oout Socialism.
The elections show that this
class is now beginning to realize
| that Socialism has in 1t nothing Of
advantage 10 them and are re-
turning to parties of solidity and
responsibility-n this case, the
Republican party.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
Tartar Sauce for Sardines.

Mix one tablespoonful Of tarragon,
one teaspoonful Of lemon Juice, a
pinch Of salt and tablespoonful of
Worcestershire and heat over hot wa.
tar. Brown half a cup Of butter and
strain over the mixture.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
Why curants Are Good for Us.

Currants, in spite Of their rather In
significant place on our bills Of fare
are decidedly beneficial TO humanity
For their chief constituents, potash
tartarie acid-which gives them then
sharpnsss--and grape sugar, all cas-
lily digssted substances. all have value
English dietists. especially, harp Of
the health-preseryins qualities OF this
small fruit
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
Good Way TO Clean Sweater.

To clean a white knit sweater or
shawl put 1t into -four bag contain
ing equal parts Of -four and salt and
shake we'll. No washing will be TO
qpired after this process.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
List of Prizes
Offered in First Aid Con-
test May, 1915.

- ~ ''lie ~ '''.'''' ~ 10y
Mono SeIVt,o CIedh Co.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
10 d,2 II Royal Amtsr Ginger
Ale, Chapman I,ug Co
knoxville, Tenn.
6 Bib cans "Ouerbacker" cot
fee, Ouerbacker Coffee Co.,
Louisville, by.
l Military Razor Outfit, House
EIassun Hardware Co, knox
vile, Tenn.
4 subscriptions to Coal Age,
Coal Age, New York City.
| - box of Candy, littlrheld
s Steers Co., Knoxville. Tenn.
! Hospital stret,hoc with rubber
blanket, Miller Supply Co.
Huntington, ". Va.
G Acetylene Miners Lamps. n.
A. KinSey Co., Cincinnati, q.
6 Miners Justrite lamps, just
rite Manufacturing Co., Chi.
cage, Ill.
3 >outh,ru Star Hams, Louis
Vile Provision Co., Louisville,
Nv.
! Par tailored trousers. River
.tic Tailoring Cn., Cincinnati,
y
/ Pair tailored trousers, The
Lauer Co.. Cincinnati, q.
| Fair tailored trousers, The
Thomas Tailoring Co., Louis.
vile, Ky,
! Pair tailored trousers, The
Avon Tailoring Co, Cincin
nall, =,
] Tailored suit, StorrS. Shefe,
Co., Cincinnati, ..
6 Tairs UyerAlis y. NJ. Robinson
4 Work shirts } Marion CO.,
Louisville, NJ.
Is 2llb. sacks Obelisk Flour,
Ballard y Ballard Co., Louis.
vile, by
s Ats. sacks (. 7. Bake Flour
Acme-Evaus Co, iniiaGapo.
lis. Ind.
! btj. Mothers s. r. Flour
Mountaln City Mill Co., Chat
taavuga, Tenn.
Is sacks Meme such meal, Louis
VILE Cerlal Mill Co, Louis
vile, kv.
L - h. big, Miners Land car
-tr MON carbide sales 60
,-w York Clty.
'r.,f'r,In,,,' 30 I'll stove, Star
al,t u.C, Louisville, ~.
! .rlI vatrh \. !. u n, J
I,hrirapt Co. New York City
: "Eos.Iudn IA nc dinner set
C.yless Bros 90. Louisville
Ky
q -r.ar mines. U-rS Wig Pa
rarCG C,pciurati. q.
q I.,.iI1glIs Ann,I.Chiur
ado 1nprrsi Enrxyil!s
Tenn
ST"rt.s Ct.lI,rpa C,n Mil
r1n : ,rrGe.. Lexington, ~.
80 (l.c,,ne,v "a Co Fair
,-rt - u,
3 -..,,.r- Lantern { VI Nc
CIyrr C,mnanv Knoxville
49,.
I c,I4 ,yo,.h rk.PsltCo Chi
y, ~
S-n e. r Asher P;pev:lIe
CA .t Cincinnati Frog +
-,SI.,. a.. r,ur,rnati -
~ ..sI .r.t"na nbr,ratip.
-''
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30

rE. relief o. beng completely ana shtlrtiy
-.F ut &c.
't.tu You've wasted time and money
..uEH trying uncertain things, you've
.-.r,d already longer than there Is any
need o. stop, stop. ROOT JUICE pure
30 ~.jabl,. harmless, safe, guaranteed
s.nI JUICE - going 10 give you the
--.d.-t surprise. you eyer sEperienesd
. 30 tug days of your life. or course
...I have 10 do your part and take II
l..u ROOT JUICE can't help you until
70 a.-7 into Your system, but IL you have
... I.-t what real relief will De like
.t.U waste 10 time getting it, You're
....-..ar igt of comfort, yes, real JOY
..H happiness. every minute you delay
...rH IT. ANA you're enduring lot or
needless suffering. Goun see
AZ any uTst class drug store you can
..t large bottle Of ROOT JUICE for a
....r That dollar buys relief that lie
...l "a hundred dollars 70 anyb body who
..-r What rheumatism b1Ckache and
"- misery Is. Remember that dollar
l.'. pays Tor FOOT JUICE but II
...r i.r r,l,E you've got 10 get RELIEF
.. .. YOUR dollar back. That's how good
.I JUICE 10. No reflex no pay, that .
..p understanding,
mis- time Get ROOT JUICE and relief
Don't put CT ana don't let anybody tell
SON - something else that's better, Moth
.n- ever made Ia any better, mark these
words and see. Try ROOT JUICE for
..H d.ys and save yourself any more slf
..r..E II YOU are So fortunate ms to have
0'uausi these nte-darkening miseries, toI
goodness Fake tell some suffering friend
.r n.Cullu'GUce what this grand msdicin
n.# .s. N,Uli surely earn his or he
tr-rIl-t,rs gratitude
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30

Defeat ard Victory.
An honorable defeat Is better than
mean victory.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
Strawberry OmeIet-

Strawberry OmeIet
''''l Of butter, oneh alt
cupful. crushed
French ONE
cad with the
We I'm
-ty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-06
WHAT GIRLS MAY DO.
Food Inspection as Job for Women

do. let US say. with the housekeep-
ing instincts. Food inspection is one
Of these. and perhaps the most i'm
portant.
Young girls who are getting to the
age when they must choose the line
OF work they mean to engage in will
do we'll to study civics and the so
cial conditions OF cities. the manage
ment OF departments, the running of
the machinery Of feeding and clean
ing cities. Women are going to do
all these things soon, said man
who is in the city's pay, uncon-
sciously Supplementary Miss Snow.
But they must be ready. They must
be able TO say. Here when the
call comes.
DR.. Katherine Davis, commissioner
OF correction in New York city. is
an active worker and speaker In the
cause OF city work for women. She
thinks the running OF cities should
be shared pretty evenly between the
sexes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-06
~ LILLIAN e. YOUNG

Do you remember a few seasons
back. how we used to buy four and
five 12-yard pieces of lace insertion
TO trim the new lingerie frock with ?
II did not seem TO come up TO the
mark nor. qualify as a genuine lin
gerie dress unless there were some
90 or so yards of insertion elabo-
rately interlaced through skirt and
bodice. They are the exception now.
for thin white dresses are kept very
much simpler, and while lace is still
widely used as an appropriate trim
ming. there are many more designs
from which II Is eliminated entirely,
As an example, the sketch depicts
charming model whose attractive
ness lies principally In the simplicity
OF it's treatment. White wolfe or
marquisette will be found splendid
for It's development inasmuch as the
heavier washable fabrics are scarce
ly suited TO this particular design.
For trimmings there are inch-wide
ruffies OF self material and an EN-
broidered daisy design worked very
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-06
BAREFOOT SEES
MAYOR MARX ON
BRIDGE PLANS

Frederick T. Bancroft. local engin-
eer, discussed with Mayor Marx.
Park Commissioner Dust and Com
missioner Fenkell. OF the depart
ment OF public works. Wednesday
morning. his proposition for the con-
struction OF steel bridge to the ISL
and, using the present piers. Com
missioner Fenkell thanked him for
his suggestions. incidentally remarIkr
ing that every engineer In Detroit
and vicinity has been in to see him
with similar Suggestions and propo-
sails.
City Engineer Mccormick has
completed a set of plans for the pro-
posed temporary bridge from the
foot of Parkview-ave. to the island
Commissioner Fenkell will be able
to proceed with the actual work -
coon as the board OF supervisors
and the war department approve the
plans. The board of supervisors viii
meet Saturday morning Mayor
Marx has been assured that the gov
eminent will not oppose the con-
struction Of the temporary bridge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-06

Mrs. George T. Hendrie is in New
York.
Paul Honore. No. $50 Fourth-ave..
will entertain the Scarab club Satur.
day evening. In his home.
o.
Mrs. George Robert Keller, Mon
terey-ave.. will entertain at bridge,
Tuesday afternoon. May IL.
o.
Mrs. Paul II. Deming will enter.
tain at dinner Thursday evening. In
honor of windsor White, OF Cleve-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Hubbard
and Miss Carolyn Hubbard. OF
Crosse Pointe. have returned from
a trip 10 the Pacific coast.
o.
The annual childrens May party
OF the dancing classes OF Mrs Adele
Strasburg Hyde will take place Fri
day evening. In Columbus temple.
Mrs. George Swift and Miss Fran
ces Swift have given up their resi-
dence at No, rs Alfredst., and Will
make their home In future in Mid
dlebury. VI.
%
Miss Frances Clark and Miss Dor
.othy Stevens who spent a fortnight
In the Clark summer home at Port
Franks. have returned. together with
Mrs. John +. Clark.
DR. w. w. Stewart returned Tues
day from 10 weeks stay on the Isle
of Hope. on Savannah. Ca. where
he was the guest OF Howard f. Cof-
fin, OF Detroit
special meeting OF the House OF
Providence auxiliary will be held In
Providence hospital, Thursday after
noon. May 6, at $3.50 o'clock. The
regular monthly meeting OF the aux.
Hilary will be held in the institution
Thursday afternoon. May 10
o.
Mrs Charles w. Restrick. No. 1872
Canfeld-ave west. will entertain
Thursday afternoon, from TO &
O'Clock. in honor OF her daughters,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-06
The Confessions of a Wife


that the love you have for Dick is
different from that you had when
you married him."
Yes. dear. When | married him
felt as you do. that all | would
need TO be perfectly happy would
be TO be with him"
ITO belong TO him." interrupted
Mollie. smiled to myself although
my heart was aching with the
knowledge that used the same
words TO you. little book. the night
before was married.
That feeling OF exaltation does
not, cannot lost, my dear Mollie.
Life Is greater than love. Whatever
the poets and ideaiists may say, love
must take It's place with the other
things which 90 TO make UP the sum
OF human existence.
The greatest lovers in the world
have said that passionate love lasts
but two years. and we must know
that In all successful marriages II is
succeeded by conJugal affection.
Il am sure you. who are such a
clever girl. cannot help. when you
look about you. noticing how differ
emily lovers act from married cou.
pies think men recover from pas
sionate love much sooner than wom-
en-. II you have read Addison, dear.
you will certainly remember his re-
mark, When man becomes familiar
with his goddess she quickly sinks
into a woman but the English phi
losopher and man OF letters failed to
say further that until he is old and
gray. having lost his goddess, he
goes out hunting for a new one"
"Margie. Margie. you are cynical"
mo, my dear, for even you must
realize that after goddesses, women
must be rather tame. Mollie. dear.
let me tell you something that 4
have learned since marriage: No
mans love is worth the sacrifice OF
everything a woman has to give, be-
cause IL Is only the passionate love
OF man that will ask this sacrifice:
and no man can love woman pas.
sionately TO the end OF his life. and
In nine cases out OF ten instead OF
putting the caimer and vastly more
enduring conjugal affection In its
place. he goes out in the world again
TO seek his goddess.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-06

Elementary efficiency" in the ele-
mentary conference to be held at
2:45 o'clock. under the direction OF
Mrs. X. ]. Hutton. Sectional con-
ferences such as the cradle roll, be-
Cjnners. primary and junior. will be-
gin at 3:45 o'clock continuing
throughout the afternoon.
A banquet for elementary workers
will be served In the Central Meth
odist church house at $3.50 O'Clock,
end a festival concert will take place
IL, Arcadia, at o'clock.
Friday morning will be devoted
to a pastors conference. and the
afternoon hours will be divided be
~ cen Simultaneous topical confer
ences and simultaneous department
al conferences. with able speakers
and leaders in each.
The annual business meeting and
Gle ction OF officers will take place al