Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A SAFE STOCK FOR ALL N ASSOCIATION NEEDS SUPPORT OF MEN OF EVERY f CALLING lj>i THE SOUTH. The Price of Cotton Tor Last Sixty Years Based on Slave Labor and Product Sold Below CosL be desired ip a modern, sub A complete bungalow, built to give the sms slaiitial, attractive, well-built home, at a reason CfWA T It closely built to stailU the, severest KJr\ i "weather. Well lighted, well ventilated, «asily heated. . mMWtrAItrMrr The plans, prepared after'care- V CdlV^l-i“f ul study by the best and most experienced of architect^, are so designed.to cover everya need ot the average la icily. . rjI jp A Dll ITV~ ' ,a de with tlie very best of ma- AJKJ M M ter la Is. Designed for greatest strength. Each part securely locks into the other. Erected afte> perfected patented locking process. Will stand the roughest of tempests without strain and will far outlast the average_hou3e. - , • . DCAfTTV’-The designs are graceful and represent the M M most modern architectural art. It will blend readily with its surroundings and furnish a beautiful, appro priate home. rmvnufv- QUICKBIL t Bungalows are built In an f immense plant In which hundreds of other houses are being built simultaneously. - Every short cut to perfection and economy is used and thereby, you gain the ad vantage of the low cost of quantity production. The . ' -architect # and contractor's fees are axoided, for you art* furnished free a complete a<t of specifications and * plans, and with them the erection of the house is so ■ a» simple that any carpenter of average intelligence can *^#4 erect it. Many owners build them themselves. In purchasing s QUICKBILT Bungalow you eliminate all extra middle-man's commli- shins and profits, as you arc dealing direct rfvjM with the source of material; with the mill, Ja!' .jFT.H manufacturer and forests 1A.wqc- llflFW J UlI Colunib a —An intensive campaign > i llW ImH will he conducted In every county in lufflwjjl > [JIB ffW South Carolina during the next tour W Wit ^ i V«L VH weeks to enroll as members of the MtwfPi ||| f| |Mfl South Carolina Division of the Amer- fiKW'.£jl f UM «■ :c;vn ' m Association every farmer. ' r Fi tnerchr-it. banker and professional j hJt B man who has not yet affiliate?! hlm- self with the organisation. f ^^lThe central committee of the South O I t'arol na division has Issued an ap- \\ peal to Join the association. Thousands ^ |n of farmers, merchants and baakera * n *l professional men ef the state 1H have already Jained the association. ■ the statesseat says, but there are H many whe have not yet done so and - ii_J ** !■ desired lo secure membership applications from nil who have not. The Amerioan Cotton Association ollege president | g. 1 ™. 1 OUTLINES REMEDY dred thousand mambers. Oeorgla en- . pects over 100,00b members. Every ■ ~ * I state in the cotton belt is being thor- ills How High Cost of Living Pne^ mighty organised, lame May Be Solved by Every I - Means Much to Farmers. Man -and Woman. The statement tells of the plans of ' the association to force a higher price President Nicholas Murray Butler, . for cotton. The association plans Columbia University, in a recant to <ake <*er« ot “distress cotton“ an scussloa of the high living coats that It will not flood the market la . the first months of the fall. It plans "Punishing , profiteers is a good to establish warehouse* in every see ing. but it won’t reduce the cost of tkm of the bejt In which the farmers ring. If we had all their boarded may store their cotton. It plans te ode It would do little good aeR( i agents to foreign countries and "Only the operation of inexorable arrange for the direct sale of oottoo onmaic laws can bring us back to abroad, thus eliminating the middle- COSTS LITTLE TO ERECT With the material already prepared for the ho.ise. waste is (initiated irrtru the cost. An a large portion ot the hous.' ums already built in panels, preliminary prepar.itloti i* The systematic, simple, Thorough plans anti tn rni tiong sate time and mako-it posaihle tor a r; MHiiter and A sating two helpers to erect the house in less tr in waste, labor, time and material Is A SAVING IN MONEY I. Charleston with all ntressarv Dd plumbing. A cozy, attractive, over all 33-ft. 7-in. x ill-ft. 5-In . x 12-ft., and one 1—-ft. x 12-ft.. a 15-f?., 'a cozy, convenient dtntn. -ft. x li-ft, bath room 9-ft. x 6-ft. orrh 12-ft. x ti-ft Wo<Kiwt>rk of ina Pine, "The Wood t’niversal.** ned with heavy paper to insure rieex* How to Savs His Bhekeie By Putting Thom Into Bafost Invest- manta Bankart Could Find. A Cozy V Convenient feV Plan Old King Solomon was a wits bird. Ho distributed a let ef mighty good advice. Hut be ia dead. You art alive You will bavs to maka your own declalonn and deter mine your own eouraa of action and your own future It will not do you a bit of good to try to communicate with Sol and have him solve your griiblams for you. If you got his ear, you probably would not taka bla advice You will have to acquire your wis dom aa Sol acquired bla, by gaining a broad view point and taking advant age of your own experience and that ef others. Solomon waa a mason be fore bo waa a king and a miner as well so bit view-polat probably would not be muck different from that of wise workers of the present day You may be sure that the high cost of living was a problem tn Solomon’s day a* well as In 1919 and that the purchasing power of a shekel. minted from ibe gold of Ophir. fluctuated juat as does the dollar minted at Philadel phia. B'tf Solomon knew that thrift and saving, the stimulation of production and the ePmination of waste would solve those problem* Just as the wise working man knows it today. He laid up a lot of cofa through safe and con servative investment Just as wise mer. and women have put money for tbs future in Liberty Bonds. Treasury Savings Certificates and War Savingk fltemp*. Also there is no record that anyone ever took any of that coin away from Old Sol by inducing him to speculate in'wild eat stocks. He left one bit of advice, the wis dom of which the years have not changed. He said: “A good man laevetti an inhertance to his child- ten’s children.” v You can ’ follow that ad vies by stead? consiattnt saving and Invest agent ta War Saving 8tamps and Treasury Savings Certificates and ia Liberty Bonds at present prices. These securities bought bow will be «i tofcerttonee Hr your children's QUICKBILT 8'jrtr-ALOW 0EPAR7MENT. A. C. TUXCJRY LUMBLd CO.. Ck.-rtsstoa. S. C. Pl:aw ttnd me a espy of y'Mir Sock ‘ QUICKBILT Buafaiowt Am stMciaily mtaraitrS ia a bautc. NAME . A00RF3S War Savings Stamps bring 4 p^r cent interest, compounded every three months. Hit high prices below the beit by investing in Hutted States securities. The dollar you save today may he worth twice as much fixe years from now. The dobto- funner Is today still the majority. His children, from €. veirs old. are .usually out ot md, hsr»-foot tl and et work chop e cotton in The fields. The injustice, the unfairness of II *s aloud for remedy.. The American Cotton Association the national smoke makes a whale Is the remedy Sing a song of Savings Stamps. The cost of living's high.' But have you counted all the th ings Thebe Savings Stamps wil buy? Froducers Entltlsd to Good Living. “The American Cotton AssoelaUou, without organiaatiwB. through various agencies, has already saved tbs oot ton producers of Sswth fWO.OiO,- 990—half a billion dollars. 1 “But svon that saving did not carry them across th# tivlds botwooa profit and a loas. • It was hut a bogtnnbag. th# »n> ducer Is entltlsd to a profit over and above his actual coat, and must Ban They belt ta taka that little trip, Or buy soma needed clothes. How many things they 11 help you «*t Goodadss only knows. Sol had to c«t wlsa. Tos can gat wiaa Just as ha did. If w fall to savs you will repant "Hi is entltlsd to a goad eomfort sbls horns; ts dacont and rsspoetahls living conditions; to more than s cheap calico drsss for his wife; to • reasonable schooling for his children Justice exits aloud for it. Prosperity demands It. “The sans faculties, tbs same op portunttles, yes, even On same luxu ries. Just as rightly bCamg ts tbs pro ducer of materials as they do to fehs men who spins It Into yam ans makes R lot# doth; or to him wfcs sails the finished product the eon Copyright uu br R. J. Rsj noiOsTohawcoCo. ARE YOU AN AMERICAN? IB fag ar sunshine, snow or rain, if# comforting to have this thought—I have eot spent my every gale, and thos roduosd my funds to Bought—it’s pleasant through the muggy days to sit Inside a cosy reosn, sad realise the dismal base saaaot surround you with its gloom; to know, through pur chase wisely made. Investment plan ned with sober sere, year Income's bulk wlH novor fade, but through such rainy days upbear! Last year and this, an agonsy far teaching folks tkis gospel bright baa strenuously im- turner pressed oa me the way to duck the “Wh waster-bright; "A dollar saved—the an Joy Interest gained**—this la- the lesson state sound sad true, wdileh keeps the wey- they 1) ward dollar chained and makes the “it I 4 per cent accrue. Thrift! That’s Cotton the answer te yon. sir! .Tkf thing rights that flamed ouv battle J|»pe. and prodne helped to down the Fruelaa cur; “Ho la other words. WAR dAVTNGl tlon a STAMM ' Belt s AwMtHrti yonr My*«o, fold toppy red btga, tidy red tins, handaomm pound mad half pound tin hamidmam tnd—thmt classy, prmtdimmL pound crystal glaam Awnidbr with bponjfs moiatammr lop that katpa Princa Albmrt m such pmrfact condition I K OU certainly get yours when you lay your cmckocards on the table, call for a tidy red tin or a toppy red bag of Prince Albert and roll a makin’s cigarette I You'll want to hire a statistical bureau to keep count of your smokestunt9! Why, you never dreamed of the sport that lies awaiting your call in a home rolled cigarette when it's P. A. for the packing / * * .. *' ( Talk about flavor! Man, man, you haven't got the listen of half your amokecareer until you know what rolling 'em with P. A. can do fojr your contentment! And, back of p. A.’s flavor, and rare fragrance—proo/e of Prince Albert's quality—stands our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch ! Whh P. A. your smokesong in a makin’s ciga rette will outlast any phonograph record you ever heard I Prince Albert b a cinch to rpH. It's crimp cut and stays put like a regular pall _ Prince Albert upsets any notion you ever had as to how delightful a jimmy pipe can bet It is the tobacco that has made three men smoke pipes where one was smoked before. It has won men all bver the nation to the joys of smoking. Are you aa American? 1 x fha 1919 flavlAgs Campaign In ;an nfl-Amertenn movement That (moa&s It lo for ovory man, woman and child resting under the shelt ering folds of the Stars and stripes. Do yes belong Is n Mve savings society? M so, yon bavs made the right •tart Keep on saving and invest ing fa War Savings Stomps and Thrift Stamps. Attend the meet ing ef yoer society sad learn the habit of happy thrift R. 3. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY. Winrfo*S*I«n. N. C it iff ]! 11