Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fk % si - m^msM Get a Fr For men who got away or home-made cigarettes or two for what ails the Forget you ever tried to J different, such a fine fiavc friendly, you'll get a new idej process fixes that ? and cut A XJUJLU. pi they're on the right track, i r you lay cut a nickel or a Albert, the sooner you'll i worth a 1c ! Buy Prince Albert all corr I ! the civilized world! To^p-'tc ~i i? bags, 5c; tidy red tins, 10c; . pound and half-pound tin C3"St the 1C humidors?and?that classy 7 crystal-glass pound hur.iidor W'ithOUt 3. I with sponge-moistcner top tSat keeps the tobacco in R nrw0, , much fine shape? alutcys I XV- J. Ivi-1 i ! ? two labor measures signed morni: recently by gov. manning comm< ; ping ; Columbia. April 4?The following is shall t the new CO-hour labor law whicn has of agi been approved by the governor: ! tries; Ail act xo a menu section 4-'i, crmiin&l code, volume 2, code of laws of au>" lc South Carolina, by striking out una' oi wbole of the aforesaid section lowed and inserting in lieu thereof a each r new section, and by adding another insr th section to be know:o as 421-A, to fix au<l fo the hours of labor and the working of ord of machinery and the payment of wages by dat in textile mills in the State. be kef Section 1. That seeticn 421. of vol- Dianul~ ume II. code of laws of South Caro- Presen lirua, criminal code, be, a d the same sPect0 19 hereby, amended by striking out re<luin the whole of said section and insert- ^eem(N ing in lieu thereof the following:: . "Sec "Section 421. Sixty hours a week ')an^s in cotton ard woo'en mills.?Ten s hours a day or sixty hours a week; ^-* provided, that the 'hours of a single al3Sonc day shall not exceed eleven hours. CJUse* except for the purpose of making up ti('JucT lost time as hereinafter provided, mcre 1 stall constitute the hours of working ,l-v T,1? all operatives and employes in cotton t,rne and woolao. manufacturing establish- 11 ar meats engaged in the manufacture of pare 1 yams, c'oth, hoisery and other prod- oc* ucts for merchandise, except mechan- niac^lil ics, engineers, firemen, watchmen, hands, teamsters, yard employes a~-d clerical deduct t'orce, and sixty (60) hours work per %va"cs week shall be regarded as six full v"-?-ati j : ?i sectior days ana oe paia ior accuruiu.-5i^. ah contracts for longer hours of work ^y (' other tban herein provided in said ono ^ manufacturing establishments shall ?ftens< be. and the same are hereby, declared tlian * null a.:d void; and any person that thirty requires, permits or suffers any per- j^pj son to work a longer time than so q 19] stated shall be deemed guilty of n ; . . ' . , 1 >The mu-nnmoonAi. in ftT! fl Ci\ PiW 111-1 i,u vv?vu. W*. ^ - ' act" stance, and, on convict'o^ in a court of . competent jurisdiction, shall "be fined "An a sum of money not less than $25 nor tions more than $100, or imprisonment not the pa exceeding thirty days; provided, tliat to pre nothing herein contained shall he of col construed as forbidding or preventing poratii any such manufacturing company ed. from making up lost time to the extent of sixtv hours per annum begin- j ? _ genen nmg from Tan. 1 of each, year current ^ with, the los of time insurred. where ; i c n ^ z ?uch lost time h.as been caused bv ac-! tliis ? eident or other unavoidaleb cause; ; provided further, that such lost time ? ment shall be made up within three months : ~ ~ earne. after the lost time incurred; provid-: ed, further, that all manufacturing es- j p'ece( faetur tablishments subject to the provisions A WPP of this section shall cause to be posted , . misde m a conspicuous place in every room tTior&c where such persons are employed, a notice printed in plain type, stating !0!"e * the number of hours work required of ' A {> them on each day of the week, the ex- '"Sei act time for commencing work in the acts i esh Start! to a false start on a pipe 3 Prince Albert has a word >/r smokeappetites! smoke, for Prince Albert is so >r, so cool and cheerful and i0BMM o-f c-molrA irixr ! nafprttprl ft" ^ V/X UlAiUiW J * A XIV p, ^ /-V ^ s out bite and parch! ?{' /Jfots is also for men who think [ j |w \11 to be said is that the sooner ; 1 tlpy dime for a supply of Prince [ NBgpy make a discovery that'll be { )t to your peace of mind and j lea of smoking all ycu want n?,. . ? r* a i On the reverse tide of comeback?that s P. A.! DS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. '.mllfibS,,'tY*" tig, stepping at noon for dinner, the same are hereby r sncing after dinner, and stop- "Sec. 3. That this aci at '-''''glit; form of such notice feet 011 July 1, 1916. je approved by the commissioner "Approved the 30th iculture, commerce and indus- A. D., 1916." provided, further, that should 1 Lanufacturer desire to make up { _>fAKCII, JS55?MAI >st time caused by accident or j da,ble cause to the extent al- j March from Mars is in this, section, lie shall post in j The month of this name oom a typewritten, notice, stat- j much like that of IS5I ie exact time lost, when lost, j characterized by lack oi r what cause. A complete rec- j high winds, which caus all lost time, and time made up]age by fire. 1 do not 1 es. in hours and minutes shall j damage in "55 in town it hv the Drnnp.r officer of the ! forest fires; were almns acturing establishment, and j currence. That was lc ted on demai d of the factory in- j advent of the stock li r. Failure to complj with any j was more fencing ani Dments in this section shall be than now which made s 1 a violation of this act. more dangerous. And t:on 421-A. That, all regular j everJ* farmer had an working in cotton and woolen; j ground of legs and brus in this State, whether working"about March was the tr: day, hank, piece or cut, upon ing to this work. Dr. T. e from their said work for any I son of your town own shall not 'be docked, .nor have owned by Mr. Ed StO] ed from their regular wages, on the Pomaria road c :han the said machine operated those March days an i m would have produced in the burned an out house ani of the absence of the said reg- ing to the doctor. Mr. land from his ^ork, and all one mile farther east^ or extra hands that are employ- around his field burned keep up or run the machine or ran at large then his n les operated by the regular ed out next day and sp shall be paid the full amount rails and enclosed the fi ed from the regular hands' writer "was a little lad i>.ny person or corporation school path was >paral ng any of the provisions of this stretch of rail fence. ' i shall be fined not less than all right a March jnori 10)5 dollars and not more than he returned home that undred ($100) dollars for each a jong be^ of live coais> * ? ? J 1 AO? ? ? ^ x \ or dc lmpnsontju uv? icoo ujaiock was wont to 5 en (10) days, nor more than ^ such, thing as (30) days. | fire but that it was all >roved the 29th day of March, A.! carelessness; and I n g ? j more than half right. following is the weekly pay day ^ CriHOUS FACTS A act to require certain corpora- j MILLION'AIli to have a regular pay day for j yment of wages of laborers and , American Magazine. ivide a penalty and the manner j "Recently I have bee lection thereof when such cor- the lives of 4,043 Amei ons fail to pay wages as requir- airs," says Dr. Russell the April /American ] ? . .. ' but twenty of them s .'tion 1. Be it enacted by the 1 , . . poor boys, and all but ii accnmhiv or fho State of Carolina that all corporations | have contributed larger e,l in textile manufacturing in munities' Bllt a,as! not State shall have a regular pay ?on out o tsevntecn di, nee in evary week for the pay- (;o to ]ftEETIXi of the wages which have been WITHOUT 3TADA] d by the laborers during- the ling week, and any such manu- "\ybo ever heard of ; ing corporation refusing to have | where the women are < kly pay day. shall be guilty of a j tjle f raeanor, and upon conviction j[2th and find out wha* )f, saall be fined not :e?s than; v>-omen Husbands, bri; nindred dollars nor n^ore than brothers bring your sis undred dollars for each offense.; ^jar]ame prejudice be 1< 0. 2. That all acts or parts of ; " THE' HERALD AN J nconsistent with this act be, and YEAR FOR $150. iioth hill hakim; I'LA.VS FOR RE I Committees Aefhe in I'reparin Reception of South C'urolin Confederal^ Veterans. 'I he State. Rock Hill, April 4.?Committer active with the arrangements fc Jg? ||? annual reunion of the South Ca ||| ||j division, Unied Confederate Vet< j|| which will be held in this city a daily and everything is being got - readiness for the event, i It is expected that more thai flORC veterans will be here for the rei and the committees are doing all 'aa to provide a programme tha Teal enable the vets to enjoy the occ ) for j to the fullest extent. The comma pipes i'1 various cities ia the State ar kin's j ing communicated with, in an ttes to ascertain as nearly as po jusf low many veterans mere \\ firm each camp in the State, commanders are urged to furnisl infoimation as early as possib! order that the committees can how many to expect. The complete programme, so f is possible to arrange in ad^ will soon be ready. | VII \ I" \ WONDERFUL MOT! j YOU'D BE! j I saw you playing witn a cmic Msmf ia ^ 0,1 looked so sweet to me, . ; If seems as tho' that's a'l you c % j to do: t ' You kissed it and caressed it I . j ! And tlie who e world seemed to / 'III ; A ] aradise for just that child ',? j vou. ? i ... amd I ; You were so loving, sweetheart. ; So gentle and so kind, j I could t' help but frame this pi this ti<Jrj in my mind: :ess Patented , . , . . , :h hai mada ; I can picture a babe on your kn< j where one While you are singing some s lullaby, =11 And tho picture that 1 frame, my ? Seems to spell the name of mc t dear. epealed. t shall take ef- Now the picture just seemed so plete day of March, j With a baby right There on j k/.ee. | You're my sweetheart, that's true IffJI IQlu I ti-lion T lrwV flt. VOT1 " <- JIWJIV. I .. uvii 4 "What a wonderful mother you"< well named. I ' just past was! (Instrumental interlude). j. Both were! I moisture and i Now the picture just seemed so cd much dam- j plete ecall so much! With a baby rio-ht there on and city butj knee;t of daily oc-iYou're m>' sweetheart, that's true >ng before the | when I look at }ou. iw, and there I ^at a wonderful mother you' I timber then lofXKX CHEAPER TO "BUILD" icculental fires j xHAX TO FIRE THEM . then nearly j nually a new I _ .. . .. . . In the April lAmerican Magazi h tn hnrr? artri . . . A ' n * UAfAl , ^ interview wnn Marry ^ c?.ci me for attend-, . . 4. , ' i lio hires thousands of men each bomas Thomp.*. . T, .. , _ , 'or rho I7n;ted Cigar 'Stores comi ed lands no*.v T .. ,, ^ ~ i In it Mr Peterman quotes Georj ne and others , . , . Chelan, founder of the compan1 tnd on one of saymg: accidental fire ?T. . . , , 4 If a man under you isn t i mule belong- . . .. . . . .. n riffht?it he is improperly adjusi James Maffett. ' , , 4. . i tear him down and build him c had the fence i. , I don t throw h-m away. Every pi . Lis the cattle . ... . . , . .. . . . is likely to be a specialist in s eighbors turn- i . . . . .. ... , . , ithing, lour mans specialty ma lit and hauled I . . , .. . . .extremely valuable to this com] eld again The s m. x*w Discover lt develop it; adjust then and his . , A . believe that a porter who keepi lei to a long floors spotless and his windows me resce was | . , . ing means more to the world ling but when! ? .. 'tne "average" sales manager." evening it was Tho hit** Tic ! "Thls Pr!nclPIe. applied, has t , 1 pn'endi-d results Fair-to. ;ay that there' an accidental, bookkeepers have been t. i ^ . muted into strong executives, ind: [ the resuit of ' ? eckon he was!ent clcrks 1nt0 bril iant statea i men who have failed in law. med: Old Man ian^ sundrfy branches of trade j have found their specialty.'' bo ft ms i ' >ES. ! MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COtftfH n investigating A mee^n& <> the County Democ rican million' Executlve Committee is hereby c ? - ... for Saturday. -April 15, 1916, i H. (Jonwen in Magazine "111 ?,c,ook a- m- at the C011rt house. . n. , ' * members are urged to be present tarted life as r 4. JOS. L. KEITT, Chairm xorty of them , , . W. A. McSWAIX, Secretary. y to their com- 3_2g 2t one rich man's ? ' . 3S rich ; Whenever You Need a General 1 P Take QrOve's * TT^ The Old Standard Grove's Tas1 *T PREJUDICE chill Tonic is equally valuable General Tonic because it contain 1 rfpnrt tmm wel1 known tonic properties of QUI* a aeaa tow n anJ IRQN It acts on the Liveff r ilive. Come to out Malaria, Enriches the Blood evening of the Guilds up the Y.Thole Svstem. 50 c k Tt'i 11 AnAroi'/A ???????????? L ?AIi die;* Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies won't ng your wives; _ ? , ? The worst cases, no matter of how long: sta iters. Let only j are cured by ?he wonderful, old reliab j Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It r< if t at home! ; V. it ?nd Heals at tlip time. 3*" NEWS "ONE j Subscribe to The Herald and I , ,J FREE FLOWER SEEDS | Hastings Catalogue Tells You All " for! About Them j' ^ i No matter whether you farm or onlr ) plant vegetables or flowers in a small lot 1 ITT . ! - vuu ucea nastmgs iyiO catalogue. !: It is filled (100 pages) from cover to ] is are , rover with useful farm and garden infor- i >r the o j mat ion. i ro ma It tells of seeds of kind and quality that ( iraus, ( ^ ^ can't buy from your merchant or , ilmost J dj.yjrjrjst, seeds that cost no more but | ^ ten in j pjvo y0U reai satisfaction and a real gar- i I il*?r? " : 1 waremrusu coiiinn:>Mvuer, mat an ex- ^ tra session of the general assembly ( ^ >i:ght be called to consider the fire insurance 9 situation, is contained in resolutions Is fl'- " ((! by tlx? V':iv'j)irs' Seer - i.sso- | he ciation of Lee county. Edwin Wilson, I and c]la-;rrnan 0f the executive committee , * r.f the association, yesterday ser.t a ! copy of the resolutions to <Mr. McLau- j| rin. |j The resolutions follow: Uuic 4i'Whereas, the withdrawal of 64 old I line fire insurance companies from 5 se the State of South Carolina "has caus- ^ sweet , , ? ed a serious condition to obtain I dear throughout tne state, ami especially r -ther in the countr>' districts; and "Whereas, the State warehouse com- I ti.issioner, John L. McLaurin, has I called upon the governor to convene I an extraordinary session of the Iegis- j your ]atnre of -South Carolina; j "Therefore, we, the Farmers' Secret ^ i, but o-sooiation of Lee county, in regular L quarterly session assembled, do here- I d be. by i.rdorse the recommendation of the JP State warehouse commissioner and k } ^edee our support in: the fisht to free I j t'?? r-eople el .ft'* >utc from the rcn"jJ ccm-idition into which the actions of these >1 t . ,_Ji2 unscrupulous infeura-uce companies m your 1-,ave placed us."' but resolutions are signed "bv J. A. ^ ' Joseyt secretary. d be MUST PROTECT FRUIT. MEN | | ; Order Requires Cover for Foodstuffs. | ^ Fruits and other foodstuffs will r. ne is a not be allowed to -be exposed on any ^ man year ^dewalk or ^ the city of Co- j 0_? lumbia, according to aa- order given J iany. ^ ? T yesterday by the city board of health A 5^ u'I IB . to the inspectors. The order is in 11 coj.'iormity to a btate law and will be- J just come effective April 15. ted The law reads: >ver: dealers in foodstuffs, such as 1 >rson milk, meat, fish, vegetables of what- ^ ome- ever variety, whether to be I <y be eaten raw or cooked, fruits, candies, 1 ;>any. cakes, confections, etc., shall not ex- | it. I 'vose or exhibit the same on a?y sidej his walk or alley in the State of South 1 s^in- Carolina; but all such food intended than for human consumption and offered I | for s%ip shall at all times be kept free | pro- fr?m contamination' by dust, dirt, flies, ? insects, cats, dogs, or otlier domestic raus- animals." ? iffermen; icine, here WE GUAF GRIGJ i f iV - Vf :ra.ii(J ; Mwa w w :a'iled it li! aii ; To cleanse the system To restore healthy aci an' ! Liver and To assist in relieving cons tude of ills the huma you are not entirely sat SeIes3 we will cheerfully r< ?IS 3 s tfcf j In the Spring your svstem r JINE ! . rives | as your house or premises. ! will beat LIV-VER-LAX ii and in keeping you hardy ; j' ============== ?line aSj Gilder & "Jews, l THIS MA N PROVED THE VALUE OF ^ ADVERTISING In the April American (Magazine is the story of a very wealthy man who made his fortune through an advertising scheme. In front of a small ?tore in -New York City a crowd was M a 500 ; it tells how every customer can got ab- | jnio^, | soliitcly free five packets of easily grown, ! * ' they j v? t showy and beautiful flowers. f. will j Has lings i-; both the best and largest 1 asion j ?:ecd i.rm in l!;e South, the only firm that 1 nders Vou s'-?ldd buy seeds from. j i e be- Vv lien you Hastings Seeds, rou effort n:(-; ^ ' *^0?d Cj?n!t'n Luck" more than ! ? -sible wa?v* c'l~c todaj for their big 1.91'i j. , Catalogue. It is free. A postal card re- j j 1 1 quest will bring it. H.G. HASTINGS CO? ( \t,anta. (X? ^ V1.-M i this l e, in INDORSE PROPOSAL OF a know JOH> L. JFcLAURIN's | ^ ar a? Farmers of Lf?, Mem' r>rs of Secret i ance. '.?ociat* \ ' 5i?] for Extra f Sov ion. c 1ER The uite. lhjorsemer t of the suggestion mtuie by John L. McLaurin, State ooking at a novel article exniDitea in the window. The advertising man ntiodiiced himself to the proprietor )f the store and said: "You have something here that is vorth a fortune if advertised. I want I o advertise it."' "I don't believe much in adverising," said the man. ? J "I'll make you a proposition. If triple the sales of the article in three Ti'il 1 Violf i f LLWUCIIO V* Li I >UU 1I1C AACW1. iUtUl n the business?"' / After an hour's talk the other consented. Inside of five days he called lis new partner up on the phone and Degged him to stop as he was sold ^ >ut ten times over the capacity of his 1 :1aut The advertising man took i half interest in the business, rented i five story building, advertised for vorkers?and inside of a month had ncreased the output of the article orty-fold and extended his field to ither cities. TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. The regular examination for teachrs' certificates will be held on Friday, lay 5, at the courthouse, beginning at , o'clock. Applicants will furnish tationery. ' P. CHAS. P. RARRE. County Supt. of Education. -414t. * Yours, ( \ I ' [ for those light, 2 1 I brown breads and i .1 .% pastries, witn me 5 tantalizing odor J [ and delicious fla-1 vor, J Rising Sun i Flour | iKSSelf-Rising and Ready Prepared | First aid to tedi- 4 , f /\iio knlrm/v a??/I 1am. S* IUU3 UOIV111^ OiiUJU^" ^ ging appetites. j Your Grocer | Knows a) u IANTEE >BY'S ir - Lax of poisonous toxins. f tion of the bowels, Kidneys. tipation and the multi- J n family is he r to. isfied with the results, >fnnd vour monev. J 4J leeds cleansing the same J There is nothing that k 1 toning up your system, and hale. Weeks. \ I'W " '