The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 10

THE GREENVILLE DAILY NEWS SATURDAY, Nov. 17 TEN THE LEAOIMG PAPER Or THE PIEDMONT CRADDOCK'S BOYS I Send Your Mother: a Box of Fine 54 Acre Farm For Sale We are offering for sale a good 54 acre farm on paTed road nesj Greenville. Th.s place has good 2-story dwelling, barn and other necessary outbuildings on it. It is well located and will interest you. See us about it.

Also 25 acre tract on the Augusta road near Greenville. ThU will make you an ideal country home yet close to the city. Look at this. $4000 buys a good bungs.low with rooms and bath room. conveniences, excellent ueiguborhood, near school and cor line.

The Wm. Goldsmith Co. I0THING BUT GLOOM MRS. VAUGHN'S LAST LECTURE BE GIVEN THIS MORNING AT 10 OVER FURMAN UAKRY TVTLKIXS, Mfr. I'lione 401 i SHERiFF RECTOR WE REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES WRITING FIRE INSURANCE.

Hartford, Glens Falls, British-America, South Carolina Prudential, United States Fire, Union. These companies are among the strongest in the business. Let us give you a demonstration of our service ALESTER G. FURMAN Southeastern Life Bldg. Phone 593 (HYGENIC) BLUE SOAP Kartzcg's Drugstore PIIOXE SJ Artistic Funeral Designs.

Emblems of all Orders in stock. Mauldin Floral Co Fhcae 2S37 FOR RENT! Storeroom, W. ington ISxCO. Will be fitted to suit tenants i rieeds. Thackstcn Son.

cess comes only to those ilieir opportunity when.it is opportunity below: i Heavy Hardware Contractors Supplies Carpenter Tools Steam Specialties I Valves, Fittings, Pipes, Iron in stock in large quantities I at FOE HARDWARE SUFFLY CO. I Thone 14 212 S. Main Street Phone 15 IF Half Indian and Half Negro Confesses and Implicates Clayton Hand MANY HOGS STOLEN Sheriff Hendrix Rector believes ho has in the persons of Clayton Hand jand William Johnson the ringleaders of gang of hog thieves who have operated in a large territory all the iway from the city to the Saluda river 'for the past two years. A number 11 shoe with a large patch on the sole led to the capture of Johnson, who, after havinb been tuestioned closely, confessed to the theft of a tine porker a citizen near the city a week ago, and implicated Clayton Hand. Johnson is half Indian and half negro, bearing many traits of the Indian race, while his alleged confederate, Hand, is a negro of the blackest hue.

The hah brc confronted the mgro with the 'charge of being implicated in the theft, but the black man denied all knowledge of the affair. In the face of Johnsonos charge and in view ot other evidence which the sheriff Hand, he sent him to jail along with Johnson, who had confessed. The owner of the hog stolen a week or so ago valued the porker at $50, while other people in the neighborhood have had hogs of various sizes stolen from them. Sheriff Hector said osterday that probably worth of hops have been missed in the com-'munity in which the two alleged operated during the past two Musical Comedy At Colonial Next Week The Colonial will a week's engagement Monday, November 19th with The Walker Musical Comedy 'company. Two will bo given) nightly, complete change of pro-j gram Wednesday and Friday.

itr. Walker clafnis he has a real Tabloid show with fourteen people. A band i concert will be given nishtly in front of the theatre at 7:30. NABS HOG ft I Determined to Give P. C.

All They've Got, But Dope Is Against Them GAME'IS TODAY There is nothing but gloom over the Furmau campus for the sjuiid is in the poorest shape of the year and the student body would rather win the game from the l'resbyterian college than most an; other game of the year. With four of the regulars out of the game, the entile squad have worked hard th.s past week to be able to have a smooth working team by the game today and Coach Laval has spare 1 no efforts to put his men In shape give the Presbyterians a battle. Yesterday afternoon the second backfield was given a long drill ia the signals and the rough edges were taken off in the running (t the interference. The only change that has been made except thote necessitated by injuries, is tlitt Rliaiue has been given the responsibility of running the team and no doubt that this will put some pep In the team. It will also give Speer a greater opportunity to work unhampered and in this way it should strengthen the offensive.

The cry that was heard all over the campus yesterday afternoon was "Hit 'em hard, boys, give them all you got." And the team is determined to do just that. They will give P. C. all that is in them ana then some. Needless to say the Pre-ibytermns are very confident of the game for the reason that all the dope is in their favor.

They having beat Ers-kine, who in turn beat Carolina and Carolina beat Furman 26 to 0. They have a splendid backfield which will be hard to stop, in the two Fulton boys and Galloway. Galloway is stucoptible to injury but has had good luck all this season. As this will possibly be the next to the last opportunity that the football fans will have to se Speer in action there will be a large crowd present. He will in all probability be called into the army by the fir: of the year.

'In Furman's loss the Vnited States will gain one of the best soldiers that can be found in her ranks. There is no doubt that he will hit the Germans as hard he has hit opposing teams. The game will be called prompty at 3:30 and the price of admission will be 50c. e'ars will run to the station every jx-ven minutes and it is only a short walk to the field. r.

r. t. MFicrrxo toxtght Greenville council Xo. 444, L'nited Commercial Travelers, will meet nt o'clejck tonight. There will be-initiation of candidates and other im; portant busiiuvi3.

A full attendance I of members is requested. If Thousands of Good Stenographers Are Needed Clerical Help Wanted Th government has just written to this school pointing out their urgent need of stenographers, both male Finest Candies made CARPENTER BROS. uSbs Hyacinths AU Colors Tulips All Color- Call us for ut Flowers, J'loral Designs Wedding HouqiH'ts GREENVILLE FLORAL CO. Aujruta St. L.

A. CLARK, Architect, Ftnlajr Kids. Greenville, S. C. who can see and grr.sp offered them.

jour and female, and asking us to help them in securing the great number needed. The starting salary offered is $V00 to $1200 a yerr. Examinations are being held weeitly in 400 cities. Besides the demand of the government, the conscription is taking thousands of young men from commercial positions, and their positions will have to be filled by new employees. Business men are calling on us daily for assistance in securing stenographeis and bookkeepers.

Write for detailed information. Address ESSE time to turn your thoughts to- and comfortable, when the chillv right in to us and providing snappy TRENCH Overcoats, WHEN YOU THINK OF 1 ii Ji WHEXg "THOUSANDS BUY I Bsc IT fl n- DBAVCnOVS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Greenville, S. C. COLONIAL THEATRE Nov. 16 17.

Special Matinee Saturday, Nov. 17. A. COBURN' rF nn Cooking Expert Will Close Her, Week's Engagement This Morning URGES CARE IN PURCHASING) Kitchen Cabinet and Gas Range Used By Mrs. Vaughn Be Given Away I'KOGKAM XVR SATITOAV MDKM( lecture sntvjert: He-Mime." Menu: Siilly l.unii, lbxks, H1Ulllt ('Mill.

Cook Oraiure Sponge, Whole wheat biscuit Thousand Island elres.s-inc. lloors ojmmi 9 a. musical concert lecture demon stration 10:110. Big firms pay a good salary to a purchasing agent because by buying carefully and Intelligently he is able to save his firm many times hu salary in the course of a year, beside procuring for them exactly what they want. Mrs.

Vaughn claims that it is so with the hou.n--keeper. If a woman is a trained and careful "purchasing agent" she will be able to save her family many dollars in the course of a year. Domestic economy will mean money condition which can only be obtained by careful study of the many phases of the work. A child li afraid of the dark because it does not understand the phenonenom of daylight and darkness, a savage afraid of the camera because he does not understand the invention, a foreign born servant is arraid of an American gas Stove becauae she does not understand its mechanism. So it is that the young girl or ineN-perienced housekeeper is afraid of the practical problems of because she does not understand so many of the details connected with the correct method of for the family comfort.

trs. Vaughn's simple and direct method or explaining inii demonstrating has made optimistic many who have felt they could not follow the administration in the cooking kine. Iots of women in Greenville will not be given war bread, war cake and the like to their families. We do not believe that many of the families will object to the war food made by Mrs. Vaughn's recipes for all that came our way "tasted like more." Sloie ladies will reluctant-1 ly bid Mrs.

Vaughn and her assist-1 ant. Miss Mary Davie Estill, good- bye and the fervent wish of every one is that it will not be many months before they return. It is expected that a capacity crowd will be in attendance at the "closing session of The Daily News War booking school for in adition to an interesting program whicli Mrs. Vaughn always gives at the last there is the kitchen cabinet and gas range which she has been using la her model kitchen all week to bo awarded. Mrs.

Vaughn's Special Recipes! 1-2 cup brown sugar. 1-3 cup Snowdrift. 1 egg. 1 cup sour milk and 1-4 cup water. 1 1-2 cups graham flour, 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg.

2 teaspoons baking powder. 1-2 teaspoon soda. 1 teaspoon salt. 1-2 cup dromedary dates. Sift the dry ingredients together.

Cream the shortening and sugar. Add the egg well beaten and the dates stoned and cut in small Sift in the dry ingredients and alternate with the liquid. Pour into well oiled gem pans and bake in oven about 300 degrees for 3-4 hour. Marshmallow Ginfforbrcad 1-2 cup shortening. 1 cup milk.

2 eggs. 2 1-4 cups Hour. 3-4 teaspoon soda. 1 teappoon salt. 1 teaspoon ginger.

1-2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 cup molasses. 1-2 cup shredded cocoanut. 2 teaspoons lioyal Baking powder. Cream shortening and sugar. Add the well beaten eggs and molasses.

Sift the dry ingredients, alternate with the licruid until all has been used. Add the cocoanut last. Tour into oiled and flavored pan and allow to rise thoroughly before Increasing the heat. Pour over this Icake l-l pound marshmallows cut in halves and melted over hot water. Caramel Pudding 1-2 cup sugar.

1-2 cup cold water. 1-2 cup boiling water. 1 envelopo knox gelatine. 2 eggs. 1 teaspoon Sailers vanilla extract.

1-2 teaspoon almond extract. I'lace In the saucepan 2 tablespoons of sugar and stir until dark brown, add the boiling water anil gelatins which has been soaked in the cold water and bring all to thi boiling point. Heat the egg yolkil and the balance of the sugar and add to the mixture In saucepan. Cook over the hot water until it begins to thicken. When removed from the stove and beginning to cool, arid extract and well beaten eggs.

Continue to beat, until well songealed. I'our In bowl lined with stale cake. Serve with cream or boiled custard. HOMK. HOMINY OS ILX1 The hominy famine which for several days threatened the city wan relieved yesterday to some extent by the receipt byl local dealers ot a limited suppiy, which was sold in small quantities to customer.

Many people In Oreenvlllu depend upon hominy entirely for the cereal portion of their morning meal, and the fart that the famine (long this line has been averted will be welcome news to them. Mrs, J. D. Chapman of Townvilla I Oi. Vt-- tl.Kl.n,l Umllh I I GREATER MINSTR The Piedmont says there's Something Radically VJrong Somewhere We can't explain about the Beef but we can about the Sausage and Oysters, and here she is: ALWAYS ABOVE PAR EVERYTHING BRAND NEW Sparkling Array of Minstrelsy's Selected Talent 6 Big Vaudeville Acts 6 tester Lucas, Tom Post, Coril Newth, (Jcorse Kent tiagp, Pe-arce DUclier, Keltlie Clifford, Ham Mcliec, Ja.s.

liishnp, The JiWis Jugglers and Jiggers, Cabitrtt Four. 9 CHARLEY GANO In IILs Latest Comedy Scream "DARKTOWN SUBMARINE CHASERS" Prices Matinee 25 and 50c. Prices Night 50, 75, $1.00. Seats on sale Fowler Armstrong. Phone 908.

THE BIGGEST HIT OF THE SEASON SINGLE BREASTED AND DOUBLE BREASTED MODELS Now that you've been a loyal and patriotic American CitS-fcen and bought your Liberty Bonds in our great and noble cause, bo as to help get the boys out of the cold and dismal trenches. MIULlNCWT THINK or I I THILIW HATS Disorderly Conduct Expensive For Them Two white man and one negro paid fines in Magistrate John M. Daniel's court yesterday for having behaved badly Thursday night at the carnival which Is showing here this week. James Wooten entered a plea of guilty to a charge of being a disorderly person. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $15 or go to the public works for 30 days.

lis paid the fine. The other white man was W. T. Butler, who was convicted of being drunk and disorderly on the carnival grounds. He paid a fine of $25 rather than spend 39 days on the gang.

Will Wulker, colored, confessed that he was disorderly, and the Judge collected $15 from him. IK. WALTllH WEA1 News has been received In Orcen-vllle of the death of Dr. F. A.

Walter, whieh occurred on November 8th In Waynesvllle, N. C. Dr. Walter was for a number of years one of the leading driigginta of the oily, his drug store on the corner of Main and Coffee streets being remembered by all the older residents of Greenville. Advertise Your Wants of city limits, we have a nice cot on paved road.

TT3 back to their warm fireside, its j-ard keeping yourself warm Pork Sausage in 25-pound pails. By the pail 24c Pound The single pound 30c The above i3 packer's sausage and very ordinary (inds come a blowin' 'round the corner. v. way than coming our smart, i ed and Made by Pork Sausage Extra Choice, Pure Select Pork By the Pail 34c By the Pound 38c This is as far ahead of the 24c sausage, in taste, as the average American is ahead of a German in morals. A Lesson For Car Owners From the H.

C. L. "A few days ago," says Mr Blank, the local Willard expert, "a great labor leader in the country ral nn ncnmmt of the high price of food that thousands of work- ing men were unable to work at topj notch efficiency, that they couldn't afford to buy the proper amount of food to keep them in the best of I mi that thpv were trying' to do a full day's work on a three-quarters days' rations." That's precisely what thousands of car owners are doing with their batteries. They are calling on them every day for a full days work, but keeping them In a three-quarters charged condition. The result is Just the snme a-s It is a man.

The man Is apparently in perfectly good health, but slowly the continuous shortage of one-fourth of neccrs.irv food is cutting down his vitality. Tho full charged battery works well and works a long time. three-quarters charged battery works well, but only for a short time. Just as shortage in food, be it ever oiicht iinwn the efficiency I and vitalty of a man, so a shortage 1 from full-charged condition cuts down the vitality and efficiency of I tho storage battery. Advertise Your Wants! ON RUTHERFORD ROAD Within five hundred feet tage, good condition, and New Oysters Selects by the gallon tin $2.25 Selects by the Quart 60 Small by the Gallon 1.75 Small by the Quart 50 There's lots of kinds of Pork Sausage, and so of Oysters We don't deal in beef, so have nothing to say along this line.

Except we believe the Piedmont has done the butchers of Greenville an injusticeand it should be looked Into. YORK. Aes for forty years. Yreasted models a va- ler classy overcoats land attractiveness. ybuy.

Glad to show iCHILD, I. Greenville, S. C. J. A.

BULL CO. I rnce it a Dai gain. i GILFILLIN HOUSTON. a ins UCI ici cjh.ii.i i on Perry avenuo. I.