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V 4 v Fancy China and Cut I have a large and stock to select from. J Don't fail to see n fore buying. I have just what y looking for. | ' Maves' Book & Variet' * 0 The House of a Thousand 1 hi f - " j i' ^ ' '-' ^ ^ l " ^ ^ With the CARL HAGENBE ^ r LALfc Circus, Wednesday pi; MOLASSEs'Ceit down the feed bill and builds up the stock. Red Shirt ' 'mm Horse and Mule Molasses F It's something the horses and mules like?give appetite?starts the saliva running and aids Far superior to an all grain feed. Give your mules a treat, and at the same time save money. Wfm Our RED SHIRT (first grade) Horse and Mule M kf 38?; contains Corn, Oats, Ground Alfalfa, made appeti; I and pure cane molasses, and analyzes as follows: Wx Protein 109b; Fat 3%; Fibre 129c?; Carbohydrates P | PIEDMONT HORSE & MULE MOLASSES FEED ' ^ 129b; Carbohydrates 559b. IsffAMPFOX HORSE & MULE MOLASSES FEED | PERFECTION HORSE & MULE FEED fflSSSMSSSlffi Protein 129b; Fat 3%: Fibre 12%; Carbohydrates 579b. This is | v grain and ground Alfalfa Meal. t ? i ^ OTTTDT F\ ATDV JKi:LfU Dnix\ a iyn.nv x ^ F?rst Grade: A balanced ration containing Molasses. Cattle ^ keeps them in good condition. Increases the flow and fenriches tl t ^ it t reduced cost of feeding. Contains ground Corn, C. S. M , i]f: Ground Alfalfa, Pure Cane Molasses and Salt. Analyzes: Pr ^ Fibre 12%; Carbohydrates 60%. I PIEDMONT DAIRY FEED Pro,ein12 | RED SHIRT HOG FEED *????.?,1J2?2r??3ft We manufacture also RED SHIRT Scratch Feed and RED SHII L. ? "SEVEN EGGS A WEEK" HEN MASH ??..? /SwvS Rice, Cottonseed Meal, Cow Peas, Meat Meal and Linseed V mm *S%; Fat 4%; Fibre 12%; Carbohydrates 40%. As shown on the bags in our ad. nearly all of our feed is mad \ products, even to the bags and twine. We are, therefore, *? r??+? rnm Whpat. Alfalfa Hay and any other ki: IVt V?W| VV?, .. _ : We also carry a full stock of GRAIN, HATi AND STRAW. ^<7/ ^\V Oar feeds as shown above are mixed ?}iy^m*\ / sT on scientific principles to furnish the J Wf w/^ ~r ? W greatest nourishment at the lowest ff s/ tjjjS \\ cost. Let as shown you how to // |l fj ll cut your feed bills down. Write || If j! us for prices, etc. _ Ik *r )/ Molony & Carter Co. \ CHARLESTON, S. C. ^ -i? TT ? I..V ] II* OI"CC OI X1UU1U t v? vi5ais. A veteran car conductor in Boston former c recently lost his job and was obliged and in the mos to take the next best thing he could ^ ' Smokin m th; find, the position of sexton in a churcb. ; He presented the collection box to a Opinion's but a pillar of the church one Sunday, and, j in fishing out some change from his ; : he outer habit vest pocket the man brought to light i ri $1.6$ FOUR MONT ; biaSS i And Our Pa THIS IS A J f?? JS 11 ou are j act Send us your order right away, < j us when in town. If you have never get these four magazines. If you are i | to send in your renewal at once, an j scriber to any of these magazines, sen< I your subscription for one year. tl" i. rtf ijl You can pet Vfm-n | IIIIIIK UI II, If yon Subscrib j - & *?> jj sample copies of these ? c | see them. They are printed on book | clean, interesting- stories and instructs j I Fashion, Fancy Needlework, General ] ? j .68 Send Your Order ?-- - | The Magazines Will Sti J I II Ml IH llll IITI ! Ill !! ! ! 111 1l? I || | nuwmui j Harness, Sa* CK-WAL- Newberry Oct. 27. f 100138 j arc very fond of it ?- j ~ le quality of the milk ; >|? ! ? i'eal, Wheat Middling: : otein 15So; Fat 39o: i j&i. V2V. ' I t~ %: Fat lytfox Fibre | ogs in good condition, I Big Fellows with t iT Baby Chick Feed. M Qr^LT \\T X f f 1 /NT , Corn, Ground f j DLVJ\- W ALLALl it, Barley, Maize, sxxi^ -- * * r i Meal. Analysis: _ W Cdl^SC ie from Carolina ?mmmmmwhi n? st^ mihim h rn , in the market nd of Hay- ? , *ined ^ We Did, Fined if He Didi ~j^v^i|||p Washington Post. Y& marked William Bridger, formerly II one of the numerous armies of si ^ ftSSBadiers invaded Monterey they proceed t0 raise money in every possible w< The commanding officer hit upon mm^~k unique plan of levying tribute. 1 made a round of the more pretentio stores and of the first merchant he v cnductor leaned over ited demanded to know 'Where is yo t solemn of tones, cat?' The merchant ha^ to admit didn't have any, whereux.^n the ne ree rear seats only.' collector declared that every pla ? -f business must have a cat to ke fool that makes us r'own the rats, which were spreadi "ispase. He fined the merchant by the inner man. vhieh was paid. ?Shakespeare. "A little farther on he found anoth MAY OPFN 4 HLY MAGAZINES $1.68 EVERY per All One Year ? I ONLY 3IOXKY RF.AI. RARGAIN I <n>v M *- A ~r 1?. | (ieorge I). Krown I jo' ganize a night J^irrK_ -c.- ^ - | every mill viliagi I -? " ' | | ? ;[ sufficient funds =sj I I Brown has visitec tfiiTififi v? l'0t tile miI1 scho? JL^/fii.i_) i i I in every commun Dr give it to our representative, or call and see | | with a ready respi subscribed to our paper before, do it now and 1 j pro.ide more effec a regular subscriber to our paper, we urge you ] j "The greatest o id get these four magazines. If you are a sub- I j sufficient funds," i your renewal order to us and we wili extend j "The people ail m; I attitude toward tl these foiir Magazines for 4 acquire an educat 1 i portunities were e to our paper for one year. -B-vjul* . . , . r r 3 i schools are being magazines on display at our office. Call and districts have vc . paper with illustrated covers, and are full of j manual training 2 -e articles on History, Science, Art, Music, : courses introduce! farming, Live Stock and Poultry. j and a new school : Pi/-.lronc Tf Wo ll! Before You Forget It $*f ag I j would be possible a ' I | features into ever )p Promptly, When Time is Up """ | maaaasnasMmaBmmaammmmimmmuum in m\mmnutrm i mr During the li ??????? ?i??p?-r??p Brown has trav miles in an auto ? g* mill schools in di 31Y KllffffV 11!3 at! T,h! &JIIA ? u:uueu -NlutL* 01ville, Calhoun Fa] dleton, Seneca, Xe1 J minister, Oconee, Liberty, Pickens a b4 jj | Distinguished si A city public schools / the mill villages b | city public school 1 | vicusl'7 engaged i I now serves as z a m I clearing house for ? ? * ? ? vV?.. -mm mm tam Am t ^ ^^ naies ana oun ii:isimuu?^ivt up to uniform gra eial teacher give ases II tho^e "lame pupil amm^_??^^over the stiles." < Domesti r\ 3 v? Consolidation is ilelTl 111 in Pendletcn< 0n pupils have been m V puDiic ;cnoci, one|Jrl?A7 S ?\ . ber ccme from th< lUW? 10. chiiaren are a:i change and under a thoroughly cap are making excel - Brown commentet ii manual training a courses have beei ???????? kindergarten depa From the Monas trie sixtn ana s been transferred The transfer of th contemplated, ine general plai ;;; iwlNtew ' perintendent is ^ -"re thi S; ''^^ ^Governor and $ >,,.WAivy.s.-^ at at tJj6 Tuesday evening 1 he CARL HAGEN- the occasion bein ,, bouse to the peoi \ Circus. Newberry, visitors td the h I jubilee. Xo cards lay Oct# 27* aI1 Sout*i Carolini mi, J will be welcomed f first entertaining i*t. store minus a cat, and for the same which the governi reason extracted another tribute. The j done since th?y 11 *e- first merchant, who had reluctantly sion> and doubtle. 0f given up his money, thought he might take advantage ol en help others out, so he sent word to a calling informallj 31_ friend in another part of the town to, evening of.pleasa ed get hold of a cat, for the absence of with their iy. one would cost money. When the lat- j hostess and their - - > --j the State a ter mercnani was approacueu auu ? asked to show his.cat it was promptly I us displayed, whereupon the officer, with MAIAriA IIP f jS_ remarkable resourcefulness, insisted l>lul(UIU Ul 1 ,ur that cats were the worst carriers of Prescription No. 6& disease known to the animal kingdom, !?.r MALARIA or lie 7 n ivc or six oosvs v? !Xt and he was promptly fined $100 for jf taken tben as a t< ce keeping a cat." j return. It acts or - I CnJ.omel ind does r ep ng There are three doctors who do not ,nvieoratIn? t0 t 1 i ? ? U) aeceive inemseHes?mcmmcui, muu , , ^u' ' The Old Standard grer exerci'e and modest diet.?French grove s tasteles l Mal^ria.eviriche-.t jsb .er PrOVerD. I tern. A'ruetoLC ire i SCHOOL IN OPEN INVESTIGATION ILL VILLAGE INTO COTTON PRICES !S NEEDED SAYS FEDERAL TRADE COMISSON IXR VISOR. ! QIIRY. Describes Progress; Alleged Conspiracy Exists to Hold partnient?Visits i Down Sums l'aid in Carolinas immunities. ail(l Georgia. Washington, Oct. 23?Special agent3 vn, State supervisor, of the federal trade commission today in South Carolina, | began an investigation of charges that no difficult task to j cotton buyers in North and South Carschool for adults mjolina and Georgia have combined to 5 in 'South Carolina! keep down prices to producers. The were available. Mr. complaint alleged that large purI the greater portion chasers of cottcn of these States have Is in the State, an7! combined to divide territory in such a ity he has been met as to allow them practically to jiue to his efforts to the price to the grower. Commissive school facilities, sioner \V. J. Harris, who received the ibstacie is a lack of complaint, recommended a thorough Mr. Brown said, investigation, which was ordered by mife.st a sympathetic commission. le work and wish to! Members of the commission said ? ?.i ? I that if thp flllpfffltinns of the rnm lULt, vmei e ea.ny up-1 ? -- denied. Many night I Points were substantiated, the com; organized; several bination w^uld constitute a restraint of >ted a special tax; trade and the commission would be md domestic scienca authorized to proceed under the anti3; libraries 'provided trust laws. That would mean institubuilding erected for tion of the first suit of the kind id sufficient funds it brought through the commission since i to introduce these its creation. y mill village in the Two Divisions to Work. Agents of both the economic ani of State. legal divisions of the commission will ist ten days' (Mr. conduct the investigation. eled more than 500 The commission issued the follow ^ meUi'nor fho iricr cfntpmpnt' i-JL A {J UiiU, VlOUXUg VJLIV^ O ifferent communities "The federal trade commission has recent itinerary in- ordered an immediate investigation to Grenwood, Abbe- determine whether there is a combina.ls, Iva. Autun, Pen- ticn on the part of the cotton buyers tvry, Walhalla, West- j of South Carolina, North Carolina and Central, .Cateechee, Georgia to hold down the price of cotnd Easley. I ticn-. This investigation has been uniccesses ha ve been dertaken at the instance of Commisaces. In Marion the sioner W. J. Harris, to whose attention Dnsolidated with the ! c&'-1:P-aints have ccme that such a com, the six trades from ^na^cn does exist, resulting in his eins absorbed in the1 su'Dmi5sion of the matter to the com. The teacher, pre- j mis3i?n'or the mill school,' -Ikis intimation is to the effect in extra teacher a for y ears -past in the three States all deficient pupils ?Question and more particularly in s to bring all pupils!lae two ,Carclinas> there have been Lding, in that a soe-j prices for cotton, often tills s her attention to difference amounting to one-half cent s who need helping Per ?ound in two points not more i luan 20 miles distant from each. c Science 'otherKesult of Combinatian. also being tried out ?This difference in pricei it fc a,_ e hundied and fifty ]Cg?(j jn complaints which have enrolled in the citv j^^ga t^e commission, seems to be j. i- ? .1 _ c ? "U : ~ -U ^, -rv-* # a ol uuiuu xiuiii- t:ie SQje rGSUjt 0f the workings of this - mi^ tillage. The combination. For instance, it is cited, delighted v. ith the many cities and towns have practi the management ot ca^y n0 live cotton market due to the able superintendent -act di-.isions of territory for buy.lent - progress, <\t. :ng pUrpo~?? are made, one territory i. In this school belonging to one buyer, another terri- 4 nd domestic science tcrv t0 another. a introduced and a "These alleged practices are said to rtment organized. confined to certain places indicated ;han mills in Seneca complaint to a greater extent, eventh grades have possibly, than to other points within to the city schools. states specified.'' e fifth grade is also I f urrrr yaw citavnc | V'ilLLtL -IV TT i pursued by the su- S * ALOOF FROM ALLIES to consolidate the s can be done wit'a Rejects British Offer of Concessions introduce as much in Return For Military nd manual training Support ce courses as can be wh related the story; London, Oct. 23.?Greece has deIon mill village boys clined for the present the allies' offer ble recently in the of Cypress and other concessions, ter5partment. The act- ritorial and financial, for her adher)le was placed at 75 tnce to the Serbo-Greek treaty of alwas disposed of at liance, which would mean her military aid in meeting Bulgarian and Austro j German attacks against her former, T THE XA3S1UJI | a".v j Greece's reply to the offer, which , banning to Receive reached the foreign, office today, is isitors Tuesday i lengthy and while it has not beeu ?ning. I nic.de public there is reason to believe 1 rhe Hellenic kingdom bases its de[rs. Manning will be cision cn tte ground that the Angloexecutive mansion French force landed at Saloniki, in Ere 1 9 to 11 o'clock t'"'e Greek government's opinion, is not g an informal open tnou?il for its task)le of Columbia and ^ 'eft,sal of the allies' olter was lir and the harvest not ^expected, as it has been stated ; will be issued, but oflen :r' official circles that botl1 Rou" ans and their friends maJ'ia an;1 Greece were [ This will be the their ^s''feist-ance until ttie allies either ' Tri/>tnl?r /"?T> TirATOd ffl on a large scale! vvuu il UCL'ir,iVC ~-Dr and hi? wife have the Greeks and Roumanians their abilnoved into th*> man- ity to do S0' or until the operations ss many people will had reached a ua?e w"nioh would as" t this -opportunity of iure them -that their countrieS would ' and enjoying an | not be overrun f?rce? of the cennt social intercourse'tral Piwers or tbcir T?rkisl1 and Bal" nguished host and kan a 1:es~ m friends from all over j jje?Yes, I expect to make my mark in foot ball this year. ... - _ | She?On somebody's map, I suppose. ills & Fever The imprudent man reflects on what 6 is prepared especially said and the prudent man on CHILLS &. FEVER, what he is going to say. ill break any case, and ^ jnic the Fever will not what & mother lacks in skill she i the liver better than . . _ , , lot ^rice or sicken. 25c i makes UP in enthusiasm when she at tempts to clip her boy's hair. he Paie and Sickly ; A. . A . Many a man has discovered after tsral strengther ing tome.; 3s c'.iin tonic, drives out: mixing politics and business that he lood.andbuiMs ipthesys-1 , .... , , la-cu. sot ; aas poor politics and no business. I ? ? - . . - V -" Ti .%