Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 ,U LEADS IN t f A I r- r*ri rjl. tr.-TT'i'onipulsory Kducntion i; ein States. A vigorous plea for % nni- ... . __ . , THE LANCAS ii The South- schools their pride. been accomplished i substantial decrease i compulsory jjie citizenship? Of JTER NEWS, APRIL 10, J Hut what has AX EAST! 11 the way of a 11 the illiteracy t harles (... I). Rob* what value are After long months L914. 1 WHFNF\ of slumber brown | VI II L. II L. I 'Eli YOU NEED - D I I / V VALUh rtl i Government Figures 1* State First in Agrici TWELVE PRINCIPAI J Ml IJL scl1001 atxenuauce taws i \\ M ,nr ern States 's made by I* nUIlL Hand, State high school South Carolina, in a bul sued by the United Stat l-ire This Education. After point ' V the six States still will tilt lira I. sory laws?South Carol Floriad, Alabama, Mlssi Texas, and the four Stal pulsory laws that apply ^ t KOI S I iy?Maryland Virginia in i.ue owuiii-[all our school taxes William H. Lchollhouses, our Im inspector for to tiie thousaiuls of Uetin just is- wllo never enter the d es Bureau of house?" ing out that tiout compul sSrfTSa " M<>sT t,mk t? Les with com only partiali, Arkansas, what to l>o to Contr* i, our elegant ? "" wre, iproved schools dreams that Apr boys and girls ,nK near, oor of a school- And sUrs, and froi covering sll Lifts a few leaves light. Then flows, si sot SWAT FLY. white. Like a pure soul b God's lips. i?l I'est in Sutu- ~?T7TT 11'8 smile is bend- A H u its withered 11 U ps; , In th3 beignant QW iriug ecstasy of Valuable as reathed upward to Drives Ou the Whole ENERAL TONIC - TM ndard Grove's Tasteless chill ; a General Tonic because it A t Malaria, Enriches the Blood t System. For Grown People I GROVE'S Tonic is Equally J cts on the Liver, and Builds up and Children. Six Other States Ahead e Returns Hut They Ji Strictly Agricultural ! The State. " Very often we hear it If we could only get the vi agricultural products per and Louisiana?are <?i States, Mr. Hand prese n Fare of showing that although been reduced rapidly in ire Not within the last two de< dates. still have the highest i illiteracy among the tion. r stated that "The figures can have tluo of our '^dart's Mr. Hand. "Th compulsory education ri acre up to arv I Southern tlH.r T|n ?nts statistics illiteracy has Clemson, College. ! these States ton News and CourW cades. they "Controlling Flies" i percentage of circular written bv I while-popula- radl, entomologist, ai Clemson College for I one meaning to all citizens who req ey show that oUinr is considered e aduces illiter- just now. when the fli t r\ trpnu* 1 i Vol V at th( ic. "r M,rI It is said that p Special Charles- berries and cucuml >r. March 31.? sickness. So will s the title of a -chine.?News and >rof A. F. Con nd published .at 'roe distribution ????? nest it. This cirspecially timely | os are beginning ! nrosnect of ! ?i 3 m noriue. uncake with cran- You know what bers will cure sea- as the formula is arsenic or stry- tonic properties c Courier. tonic and is in Tt Weakness, goneri Mothers and l'ali Relieves nervous I purifies the blood 1 *lf m1" M ' iannlv should it la I you are taking when you take Grove'! printed on every label showing that it < QVININlv and IRON. It is as stroii] isteless Form. It has no equal for Mai al debility and loss of appetite. Gives 1 e, Sickly Children. Removes bilious depression and low spirits. Arouses t . A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A < be without it. Guaranteed by your Drug t Tasteless chill Tonic :ontains the well known as the strongest bitter laria, Chills and Fever, life tnd vigor to Nursing mess without purging, he liver to action and Complete Strengthened gist. We mean it 50c. what it is in tlio States of West, South Carolina won greatest State in the I'tiioi ed Commissioner Watson 'The truth of the matter is Carolina has a greater vali for the 12 leading crops?c oats, barley, rye, buckwl toes, hay, flaxseed.cotton, r bacco representing more tl cent, of the total area of t the Mi<l(M<> "The opponents of rc 1(1 be the ucation insist tliat the i" remark- send their children to si yesterday, being obliged to do so, that South :irp shown their duty ai ie per acre gation to their cliildrei orn, wheat ponents declare that t teat, pota- generatidn of white chi ice and to- ready in school. Neit'.i lan 90 per is true. In 1910 the 1 ill crops? bad 788,699 native whll ? ?1.~ C ? ,, A impulsory od- warm weather ami tli people will gan <<swat the fly!" chool without ahoard in the land. T if only they tains information ah ml therl obli- controlling flies and i ). These op- lng pjan for Constri he younger an(j operating sprays, ildren are al- thoroughly practic er contention provo useful alik to 1 J Southern householders. It con te children be pages of reading mal 14 tint In . . . ip perpnnial slo- j ISA will soon be ; I S M he circular con- V m out methods of , ilso Rives worklctlns fly traps I Its information / al and likely to p ?. ? / rural and urban ^ ^ tains only nine | tter. some clean ml | r? j What Me! - we Promise x Wei Perform | than any state in tne Mia tban and other State In the than any other State in I with the exception of Ne zona, Massachusetts, Rhc New Jersey, Connecticut six states which exceed ' gulshed little pioneer. ! of agriculture none of states could be called a tural state, as agriculture' today, and that being r (lie West, H'WU ilRC Ul W ?uu South and school. the Union, "Who are these 11111< vada, Arl- children, and why are ( >de Island, school? Some of them , the only daughters of paren the dlstin- Ignorant and unable to In volume to understand what ar these six means to their chlldrei n agricul- State. Some are the I states go sordid fathers and mot are. when more than willing to mr i-. nwv diagrams, and no sup Tn the very begin >rato white cular a summary is :hey not in plans the essentials ( are the sons jt js ag follows: ts themselves <<j Rcreen the hou appreciate or ?? >' >Void filth or a i education tract in g material ah< a and to the sur^ as garbage of children of or kitchen refuse shi hers who are tightly covered vesse ike wage ear- jf cn ;i,P ground. It i ( riioui* wuruiun. inn of the oirprlnted which for vour e , )f Hy controlled AUX your oeec toee, Irish I ny other bad at- Early Red f>ut the presses, Pl.,r,fQ r\~i~ slops. larhriKe 1 ldnts' 0n*U t)uid be kent in Garden Seed is. Never throw s sure to .it have got the j Irish Potal obblers and 51iss; Cabbage ,n Sets and (njall kinds. I /best Maine 11 I we consider the volume of measured in millions of < farm of 1013 for value p crops belongs to South Ci "Of course, nobobdy ha perhaps that this would hi I hardly believed it mys when I go from Washingb average values per acre o crops combined in each of of the Union. South Carol nor noro J9K 1 fi Ooorfl production ners and breadwinners iollars the taught offspring at the er acre of their future manhood i irolina. hood. Many are at w d dreamed farms, sacrificed to the ippen, and round planting crops, ?elf today, crops, harvesting crops on these planting crops, some ar< f the 12 stores and shops or *-n>; the States senger boys, all at a ina's value Many are employed in t ?*c Jq nnlv liner miil hloodRnnnincr of their un- I tract flies! expense of I j 9cteen privy olo nnd \voman-]ri08pt provided with ork on the|Gf slaked lime and s ? monotonous | Up closet materlt cultivating J "4 Manure is vain , and agin n(0ved from tlio stall? b at work kin cannot be immedl ;aged as tines- field, it should br small wage, pniteplace. preferabl: lie nerve-dul- pi,cd or pit. To have t environment ? ? ? ?" art. Have every seed' 8rown a kep or barre. Maine and of pp freely to dry I ?1. than all othfr able. When re- _ i at a time when theie. See ately spread on buy r \ > stored In a do-! ... y In a compost thing to not he manure scat- Sunrise Floui ntiwir<\no r\l'ien? J the state of I e better seed |j s, no bugs up ie before you y?ries, and the to forget is ' and you c: You know filled exac hibduIibi rp COPvnioHT. A.P*C.C? an always rely upon your proce tly as you wish. Our stock is I r ry orders being always kept up jl $20.80, North Carolina's Is np to the Palmetto state \\ Virginia's is $28.00, and th tumble. The soealled grea tural producing section of West runs like this: "Ohio, $10.20; Indiana, S l-.olp. $14 87: Iowa. $17.01 ,-12 20; Michigan $10.83; $10.41 ; Minnesota. $14 20; kota. $8.1 r>; South Dakota. very close of the mills, receiving p lth $24 84 olilidren In exchange fo on they body and training of l l aprlcnl- and women; while th the Middle others are roaming tin country lanes, the tra |>t7.28: 1111 for Idlers. vagrants< an : Missouri, law, order and decency. Wiscon-ln, "When the State iu Nor'h Pa- schools for all its ohildri $9 4 4: No formed only a portion o ------ | ifltMl UI picimi ?W ?l :ood wapes as ahout the bam Is was r vipor of {t vory difficult to m mind as men conditions, lousands of spray lite mjui a streets and stalls or elsewhere, v ininp pround nf soda spray as dec d enemies to bulletin, once every Like many of our com is provided solution is polsonou >n, it has per- j<,.pt out of reach of c f its duty. If stock. The arsenlte o tofni and main-? that you can t alntain sanitary from rising, n urn whothor in keep this flou :1th the arsonitp ! . rrthod In this lOUl'S tor 10 to 14 days. imon sprays this ? s and must ho hlldron and llvo m 1 f soda should ho ^ 1 w? Ij v i : keep the sun :l to its hi*; either can you ami nos h ? - . : i with our i i from rising. I as will ,ls, service, I with good ,...nv I RF.N hest efficiency. Our goods ar nes are always tested first befor guarantee, and we keep our prit aire us the smallest margin of j business. iNF.TT-TF.RF e always fresh, e we back them :es clown as low profit consistent !Y f 0 uraMKii, *iu.n;>; rvansas, ? see $18.01. 'They brinpr to tlio eyes ol what is oven more irapor ppoplo here in South C.ir that i;- the fact that Soiul volume of agricultural considered. is indeed th-> !e. in th( American Union to' ricultural endeavor. It doi to the outside world that tl we have been employirTjTH <; ! (Mines- . universal m uikm ua.\ on the ground that popn r the world is a necessary, compul tant tr. us dance by the State is a olina, and The State has no riplit 1 Carolina. The State has no ripht prod action collect taxes for a ?pc Hipp state and then permit-that y day in up- defeated at the hano or monstrntet selfish parents. ie methods "Objection is often in n the last pulsorv attendance irs jhmimilium kepi closed ami ton liar education pump containing tlic sory atten- kept closed and und< Iso justifialde when not in use. In levvyetaointa farm barns, where a to levy and paR been installed, tl eille purpose p0 elevated this alio' turpose to he py tlio operator and indifferent or out of reach 9f chil stock Sprayed manu ade that com- i lous to children, would work ( 1'se the flv tr :otl\or with tho itiuv uuj spray should bo >r look and kov M livory bams and 1 \ spraylns plant 10 pump should ivs oasy a proa oh tho spray Is yol ?? ilron and llvo *< ro Is not Injur;m dosoribod In i n II ^ M 1 jroccry | < I A 1JU M. M m JUJIUA >LIVER TURN PLOWS TO SI OBHMMuflnMiHni -+*+++?- * *< ELL. V decade in South Carolina t average production per acr 12 leading crops of the cc brought her to the forefron she is actually in advam time of any sof her sister perhaps several years. "It occurs to me that wf pie ought to thank the fe ernraent for collating and to the world these official 1 they are sufficient answer t o incri'iiac hardships in tho homos e of the Is it not a fart that the xintry has tho very one who most it and that of tho State to bring 1 ?e at this session of his own? 1 states by must soon fare the co modern life and the ir > as a peo- mands of citizenship wit deral gov- advantages ooirimon to publishing wealth. The Jpoor chih figures for one whom the State to o the mnn be himself is helnles of the poor, (hln bulletin judicom poor ohibl is barns, privy ciosets kl needs the aid pons and other breed ilni Into pos- Fifty small traps ] le it is who barns at Clemson Co mplexities of caught a total of RO isistent de- twenty days. Frequei h none of the ches from 7,00ft to 14 birth or the first hour. The ha 1 is the very son College was sour help, because This Is circular No r1 nH?? > * - dy about the ^^^1 Itrhon door. hog M ling placo*." I |/|i placpd In the I _ Bj J llegp last April ?, * ^ ft,200 mo* in I m M M 1 ltly a trap rat- * * ,000 flira during It used at Clem-1 X milk. Y 23. of the South j y w i aw Cotl on Che; iperf from Iowa, the man from II the man from Michigan, v down on a trip to look the over and because things h to he done exactly in the doing them, begins to dh length about the great ] power of his country and < the conditions that his eyes around him. "I meet such even- day, i ft nr f V? 1? ?"> ^ Iliuois and The argument agai iho comes sory attendance on acc stituation Negro has been worn anpen not surely the time has con way he is Some phases of it are j ^course at wise or expedient t*r^ productive sands of white boys and to scorn up in ignooranc.e lest in rest upon into scholl the aspiri negro child should b and.diere Shall the white man rer , til VII1IU rA|>ri IUH III r nst compul- to bo had froo by any ount of tho cation to Clemson Co threadbare, ir to drop it. "*MV#c:.Ts lt A Fixed Cti ^ . ? Two things that n girls to grow TftXps am, the prloe forcing tho jofforson Jeffersoniar ations of tho e awakened? nain ignorant _ IUIV1UU, illiU U IB 1 ^ ~ ~ one upon appll- I I liege. V * A JLJ f iarn<*. iV ? ever go down: i y of fertilizers.? CSK"2 ?? - _ LSI YLAK OTHEk\ ..... lr rv Jv? 1HAIN FELLOW IHt | X * U&I.VI , I\/I linn * 1 Itrit: keep these federal official fii rae all the time and whei such a man quietly hand th to study and then in a brotl ner advise him to come and home in what, ten years i conditions were pitiable, I enouRh to proclaim to t world was?as it is now? den country of America." i snaii in orni'r 10 encourage giires with the negro to remain ig n T strike better for white and bis em to him ignorant than for botl leriy man intelligent? I make his I yield to no one in \ ago, when pride over what has b< was bold shed educationally in he outside years. We have planned " The Ga- inspired the taxpayers schools, encouraged t build model schoolhor or 10 comppi .iirenpinenR weak an< norant? Is it "I was under a gri ick to remain inp a relative throup] h to become sickness," writes Mrs Sande, of Kirkland, II the matter of Hitters kept me from ;en accompli- I will never be witho the past 4 0 feel tired and worn < better school tite and food won't c to vote for the sprinp weather, he people to trie Bitters. Start a tses, to lenp- ment today; nothlnp I Tired Women. 1 ^ fat strain nurs- > J EXIT.' ti three months' % i. J. C. Van De ?, * 1., and "Electric J ; ",v i breaking down. * * Bp* > I ut it." Do you p*1'*! **" out? No appe- 2 > -. ?? llgest? It isn't V " Tou need Elec- -ll < month's treat-| Will CU1 better for stom- V "" auuaiiiaivc iiiuup CATAWBA\ t your cost of prodh ygwiicic iic^iudcd 11. smriuzB nction^irphalf. Oi RS | T ,N der them *:* ??? i V FOREST NOTSS. The tenth successive ye? a forest Are has just pass Powell national forest in i tral Utah. Yellow poplar, or tulip largest hroadleaf tree in V ? - V I ?- ? then their schools terra better teachers and ti better salaries, and to ir without led by the south cenPuejEX tree, tne v An?ericA- BBI Tt is, to employ ach, liver and kidne r> pay them aprlng tonic. Relief make their 50c and $1.00, at yo mi |y " MrTr JILAkJftuflLJBLdflLA i ' ? 1 V A ItATOTTO U/k1f\n JK sis: Y now t* ur Drugciflt. . peciall; ^ | 1 rfore the rush. Ti y made for the pro< ted Hose, Grade 8-3-3 Cottoi ted Star,Grade 8-3-3 Blood electric, Grade 8-4-4 Blood tetrulator. Grade 8-4-4 Cott< le followingl brand faction ofjcotton: n SewKMcal and Tankage, and Tankage, and Tanlage. >n Seed Weal and Tankaere. s are es- K ?, f X T X nor urcii nuuwu to rwacn I feet In height .tn1 10 feet te?. Pennsylvania has about ion acres of timber-land, of which is owned by the total value of the state's; 131 million dollars. Mirtletoee thrives on th . nuclo 1a ur. Awlon# nA# ieany ?ue r ~ w j In duirr.e says Mrs. S> writing of hei 7% min- loi tonic. She i ?U.te. The lu^ r timber is ^ thought the | Ql to do any of i LJ of Cardui, 11 ie western JgJ gained 35 pc mvvajo n^ipo dvanra Woods, of Clifton Mills, \ r experience with Cardui, the we says further: "Before I began t back and head would hurt so win would kill me. 1 was hard! ir<y housework. After takfng three 1 >egan to feel like a new woman, xinds, and now, I do all my hous< cy*?in m& y >man's ^?? :o use BQe bad, I ^ ly able X VT ~ 0 bottles BOB V IiANGAS I soon r~J IV MASSE"? -Work, BMU rvT?T?-rvT/i< s TER MERCANTILE CO. & YODER ,Van Wyck. i t? t \TTTt\Tri o ~imnr\ a xrr ieeT *?< <H\ ' ^ . Lad easier. r 11 Tr? n/\ TT IL ct : 4< a - ?WV B|r|l fhe east. In many places sitlc ero^th is responsible cr indirectly, for a consldi of ti inter. Forest officers In Wash! Oregon piair to dlscontinu of oarbed wire on their fc will affect their own pastu public drtft fences. They i ' .re l at no advantage ov Vl , u u r i as wen as ri this parni I wjch , e. directly WBM 1 w,sn e srabfe loss x|OU^ H nffton ard r 1 ^1 ib the npe fcrr^jj TH&btmm 1 >rest. This WW " irea C ?1 rpi my barb 1 feOfl lli ? smooth H " tin a big water mill. :very suffering woman would giv RltDU s Woman's Tonic I oi-iX-Lrnjri e % ENTERF H X KERSEW |?i X J. M. CA1 Cj D. FERG 168 ? FARMEI ? MILES & 5 DAiMAliNU OC JVirjIVL/A!> RISE MERCANTILE CO. lW MERCANTILE & BA1 RSON CO., Kershaw. USON, Fort Lawn. tS WHOLESALE GR0CK1 YOUNG, Fort Mill. j iuei vaj., hchlii opniigs. r Heath Springs. STKING CO., Kershaw. iY CO., Richburg. w?re. that It lnjuree stock 'r fs? n ore llkelj to ho born soft sooo. Stockmen on t f : *>?t. In Oregon recently e ? drift fencex of smooi t? ough vltn some mlsgl t.toy ety thej will never t "ire i ? a Ti. To Prevent Blood Pols , and that a trial. I Sti ? down >.y IQl and it alway ho Ocho .0 IIpidirli construct Z 1 4. neaaaCil tfc wim. |q4 tired, worn-o rlnR; nvv ly trouble, iso barbel J tonic. You i for your trou r~l women for n innine a*i 11 use Cardul when I feel a litth s does me good." le, backache, side ache, nervou ut feelings, etc., are sure signs of w Signs that you need Cardui, the wc cannot make a mistake in trying < ible. It has been helping weak, lore than fifty years. Rnfflo Tn/Tatrf I bad, ^2 |f isness, 1 t oman- krrt V >man's f*?t ,y /Hi Cardui [] ' % M ailing |Q| A /f FJ | vii Or communis tawba I: i * ite direct with us. drtiHzer i Co. | * - ply at onoe the wonderful old 1 ORTBR'S ANTISKPTIC*I?W> fcical dressing that pain (he tame time. JJo't a liniment. W' I gv u jltv^uv x vuaj i lainca: 51 L.K, 5. U. X T T# * ? . J