The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 13, 1914, Image 6
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THE '\SILVEK I.i>'i.VvV;
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President Harrison of the Southern
J!aihvay Sr.; s :: siher Li!2?!*ir
Overhangs the I'otton Xark-1,
"Washington, October S.?'"T:m i\ is
a silver lining to the cloud which
liangs over t'-e market '.or cotton and
cotton and cotton-seed products/' said
jtresaaent xxarnsuu ui ouuwc.u :w..way
Ccmipanv today. "One of the
great advantages o: the Sour lor the
' production ol beef and (.or tlie dairy
industry is in to.e use of cotton-seed
meal and hulls as parts of the balanced
ration for dairy cows and, for !
fattening cattle for market. Under j
normal conditions a very large proportion
of the cottcn-seed meal and
hulls produced in me so urn is e.\ported?Germany,
Belgium, and Hoi- 1
land being particularly 'large users of
these products. The war in Europe
"will greatly diminish exports to these !
countries and as result prices of both
meal and ^ulls are now abnormally
low.
"T:.is condition offers the Southern
farmer an opportunity to recoup himself
Lor some part of his loss due to
t'Je low prices paid for cotton ami
cottonseed. E:. feeding meal and hulls
in proper proportion wit a ot c-r feeds
to dairy and beei cattle, he can secure
a direct profit from these caul:- and
.at the same ame ha. e a supply o:
manure for bui ding up the productivity
of his farm.
"It has long been apparent that the
JJU-tiii, Hi diiuuuuic .-i L.i'^
cotton bell has been the neglect of
live stock. The farmers of t a: region
have an unusual opportunity. If
they arc to make t .,e imost of it, as
long as present conditions continue,
there s'. ould oe no shipment- cf cattie
frcm the cotton .bel-t oi the South
4 ~ Alt'inr -fry* fair'Niof
i.U U'v-iit; iU c. r.i.ici ivi . u.uo
or for dalrj purposes and nv.ny termers
may find it profitable to buy
beer" or dairy cattle in otlier parts of
tiie United States.*'
. I HE SOI'Mi IS ALL KMilfT
Washington. October 1 *>.?K-'-. ens
n, Thp railroads cJ i' e United States
to the interstate commerce commission
i:or the ;-ear ended June 30,
1914, t'/.row an interesting light on
the development of the siut: during
the year as compared with others
.parts of the country.
One of the best measures of tin
progress of a community is afforded
by the gross operating revenue of its
i
railroads. Measured of this stand- j
ard, it will be seen that the South is !
tae only .section of the country that j
did a larger business d'uring the fis- j
cal year than in the last proceeding ;
twelve months. 1
In the eastern district, north of the 1
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Ohio ana Jfotomac rivers auu east ui
a line running 'from Chicago to St. j
X<ouis, thence down the Mississippi to j
:the mouth of t'he O-io, gross operating '
revenues for the year show a decrease ;
of $960, per mile or 4.1 per cent. In
ihf- western district, embracing all of j
4 . ;
trn? country west of Cnic-ago?St.'
Louis and west d- tie .Mississippi
river there was a decrease o: $440 per !
mile, or 4.3 per cent. In the southern
district, embracing the territory j
is-outh of the Ohio and Potomac rivers
.and east of the Mississippi rivers,
there was an increase of $215 per mile i
or 2 per cent.
These figures s'now that the falling: |
off in -business in all other parts of j
the United States during the fiscal !
year did not limit Southern develop- ;
xuent as a whole but tfcat, while some
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lines of business ma; have been affect- ^
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iiiced. We will shatter ail fo:
pel speedy sals. Store will
I in Newberry. For full partk
SGry.TSAi.TVrrtyiK&s&ziTakwia- XIJ^ nKBntfi^sinae
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patterns on
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BETTER GOODS F<
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The House of a 1
ed by the falling off in demand in
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other parts 01 me coumrj, mcic
a substantial growth in the business
of the south as a whole. In the light
of these facts it is reasonable to suppose
that when the temporary depression
resulting "rom the crisis in
we cotton market ih,as /been passed I
nvpr tne south, -will again lead all |
other parts of tlie Unted States in its
rate of business development.
An interesting fact "brought out by
the reports to the interstate commerce !
commission is that itrh-e railroads of i
tV.Q o<-vn+Vi nrvt sliarp in Ifhlil mPas
lire in the prosperity of the section, j
While their gross operating revenues j
increased at the rate of $215 per mile, j
the increase in operating expenses j
and taxes was so great as not only to j
t.hp tntfli increase in sross operating i
revenues but to make an actual reduc- j
rion in operating income of ?S3 per
mile or 3.2 per cent.
EXTRAOF
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rmer efforts at price cutting,
be closed Wednesday, Octobc
;ulars and prices see newspape
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it opened
lot of !
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Thousand Things
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MANY TROUBLES DDE
TO AN
INACTIVE LIVER
Many of the troubles of life such as
headache, indigestion, constipation and
lack of energy are due to inactive j
livers.
GRIGBFS LIY-YEK-LAX is a nat- S
ural, vegetable remedy that will get ,
t&e liver right and make these troubles
disappear. It has none of the dangers
or disagreeable after effects of calo
mel.
Get a 50c or $1 bottle o: this splen- i
did remedy form your druggist today, i
Every bottle bears ti:e likeness of
L. Iv. Grigsby, who guarantees it
uirough Gilder & Weeks,
v "Wat npf
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The wholesale cost or value v
;r 14 and Thursday, October 1
;r and large circulars. Jc.se v;
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Are probably o
the parents do i
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men and boys, ^
have the nerve
to make a detei
their money on
And when they
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NOW AND RE
YOUR SALAR
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T'AT't) nAT)V trTTT T I YTCTT
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in a few days if you will use our corn
cure as directed. And going to the
other extreme our scalp lotion will
remove dandruff just as quickly ana
effectively. Those are only two of
the good things to be had at this
drug store. "We'll tell you tlie others
if you ask.
Mayes' Drug Store
Phone 133. >'ewberry, S. C.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
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v'Al not be considered. We a
5. Be prepared for this bi
ait and you will be happy.
imr-gicv^jQf^iaiw -r.iMii.ietf nwmrw. ^sr.. ir m ?>r? 1.1 rmmunt* f ??i ig nri
f ceteris is
nr young people, i
lot MAK.iL THLM
ROWING UP. V
yvho start to work f
to practice SELF-C
mined effort to sa^
things that are n<
flip new! for
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Dollar Opens an A(
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Telephone Sa^
One of the childrei
an Alabama farm and ws
apparently lifeless. Th
the telephone and called
He told her what to &
before he arrived the cl
The protection of v
one of the chief value
farm.
You can have this
the nearest Bell Telep
postal for our free book
of T T\1
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i fell into a water tank on
is rescued unconscious and
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lild was out danger.
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3 of the telephone on the
service ; small cost. See
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