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The On "Swift & (Now Ove Perhaps it ha: you that you c, Swift & Corn par also share its ri ing a co-partner It is not a close You can do this Company shares, and sold on the C stock exchanges. There are now holders of Swift & whom are employe These 22,000 sh 7,800 women. Cash dividends b ularly for thirty y present is 8 per cer The capital stocli namely, common preferred stock, any represents actual v "water," nor have marks, or patent This statement is information and no booming Swift & C We welcome, h producers, retailers co-partners. We particularly shareholders the we do business. This leads to understanding. Year Book of i instructive facts Address Swif Union Stock Yard Swift & Florid Rock P1 "Natuo LAKELIAND) P1 Fo r permnaner PulveizedC 32 per ct. I Acid Gu liook & Morgan, ( Wite Us LAKELAND. FLA. S. E. Ifi Agent for Claj Mannin BUY WAR SAA ruers of Company" r 22,000) not occurred to in participate in y's profits,-and sks,-by becom in the business? corporation. by buying Swift & which are bought hicago and Boston aver 22,000 share Company, 3,500 of s of the Company. areholders include ave been paid reg ears. The rate at It. is all of one kind, stock-there is no I this common stock alues. There is no good will, trade s been capitalized. made solely for your t for the purpose of ompany stock. owever, live stock and consumers as like to have for eople with whom a better mutual nteresting and sent on request. t & Company, s, Chicago, Illinois Company President a Soft iosphate ?SOWU inufactuired by OSPHIATE CO. t soil fertility ~hosphoric rantee d ene~(ral Sales A\genlts for Prilcs C:OLUJMBIA, S. C. 40 RAF'1, enidon County KIg, SAMC GASLESS SUNDAYS SAVES MUCH VALUABL[ [U[I Sends Many Barrels to France New York, Sept. 28.-Since the firs "gasless Sunday," ten cargo boats car rying 500,000 barrels of gasoline which otherwise could not have beet shipped, have been sent to Franc from the United States, declared Marl L. Requa director of the oil divisiot of the federal fuel administration, it an address here tonight before hun ('reds of manufacturers and engineer: pledged to conserve coal and fuel oi :to help; win the war. "Not less than 25,000,000 barrels o: -rude oil more than the United State consumed last year must be produce< this year, a total of 365,000,000 bar. rls,. or approxim-a '-v 70 per cent o: the world's entire oa..t," Mr. Regu said. "Evety new destroyer will add t< this amount: every airplane will us< .0 'zallons of gasoline per hour; ever) tank, motor truck and ambulance must have the products of petroleum an' you must h"lp in making these prod. ucts available." Government inspectors, it was said will visit all plants at intervals to as. I certain how efficiently coal and oi ire being used. Plants will be classi. fied as follows: "Excellent, 90 to 100 per cent.; good 80 to 90; fair, 70 to 80; poor, 60 to 70 Vlere inefficiency and waste of fue is observed, negligent plants, it wat announced, will be penalized by the priorities board by being permitted tt obtain only as much fuel as they dem. onstrate they use scientifically. LOTS PRISONERS AND GUNS Taken by Gen. Alelnby's Army it Palestine London, Sept. 29.-Prisoners to tht number of 50,000 and 325 guns ha( been counted by the British in Pales. tine Friday night according to ar official communication issued tonight Notwithstanding Turkihh resistance it the region of Tiberias, the Britisl forced further passages of the Jor dan. To the south the British cavalry drove the enemy northward througl Mezerib and joined hands with thc forces of the king of the Dedjes. -W-S i'LORII)A S'TORM CAUSES DAMAGF Hundreds of Thousands of Dollar, Lost Tampa, Fla., Sept. 28.-A storm which blew in from the Gulf about 2 o'clock this morning swept over the western coast of Florida for a dis tance of about 60 miles from St. Pe tersburg northward, doing damage that will reach into the hundreds of of thousands of dollars. It is estimated the wind attained a velocity of 100 miles an hour. At one point on the coast a good sized tramp steamer was swept into shallow water, but it was not damaged Som with tlh their ps Th4 goods, price o~ care a: Thi they w that th4 they k T h won't t to quit such gt THE BUY WAR SA to any great extent and pr6bably wilt be refloated. Reports from the various fruit ranches are that there is great dam age to citrus fruits. One large con cern reports 15,000 boxes of oranges and grape fruit blown from the trees in their groves alone. In some cases the high winds literally stripped the leaves from the fruit trees. The storm is the worst this section has experi enced in 50 years. At Tampa no damage was (lone, the each wind being 30 miles. At Sutherland, considerable damage was (lone to the buildings of Southern College, a Methodist institution. No e-ie was injured. Ed Anderson, whose caige was blown form its founda t ion -, tied his two children to the body o. a large tree to keep the wind from blowing them away. -W-S-S DIXMUDE FALLS TO THE BELGIANS King Albert's Troops Take Other Towns and Advance London, Sept. 29.--Dixmude has been captured by the Belgian troops, it vas officially announced tohight. The Belgians have also taken errem (arren), Stratenburg, Passchendael, Moorsledge, and part of Westroose beke. This means an advance of sev eral miles. "After breaking up a violent enemy counter attack the Belgians captured Terreest height and at the close of the day had advanced to within less than two miles of Roulers. AMERICAN GOT TEN HUNS BEFORE HE DIED ' With the American Army North west of Verdun, Sept. 29.--American staff officers visting a battlefield on this sector Saturday found a dead American soldier surrounded by ten Germans, whom he aparently had killed before being slain himself. PLAN TO DESTROY MOSCOW London, Sept. 29.-If the Bolsheviki are compelled to leave Moscow they will atempt to destroy the city and slaughter the bourgeoise wholesale, declared Hans Vorst, in a letter to the Berlin Tageblatt. The German writer says he learns from authentic sources that the Bolsheviki have placed in the upper stories of high buildings eyery conceivable agency of destruc tion. Innocent bourgeoise hostages the letter adds, are being shot by the thousands. WE BUY OLI) FALSE TEETH We pay from $2.00 to $35.00 per set, (broken or not). We also pay actual value for Diamonds, old Gold, Silver and Bridge-work. Send at once by parcel post and receive cash by re turn mail. Will return your goods if our price is unsatisfactory. MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY Dept. X, 2007 So. 5th St. Philadelphia, Pa. )on't H For Cusi e merchants ai .e people to "gix ttron age." never beg. W, a people know md they know a those goods, a rap about. By want goods, ant the right pi syget all of ther ep on trading I it's the truth, a ear inspection advertising. a right goods, a ways sell the: >ods. LVINGS STAMPS For 16 per ce: 32 per ce: 'emuriate AND HI Mixed I We have close prices save you money. B< you buy. BAGGETT Mann Most Nesi Nevi But a rlst-egg in a hank, hat< A nes& ---gg of dollars hatches Get a That W Set it to work hatching intreei That's one part of the busine; your nest-egg--on time deposil The man with a savings accoui We invite you to.let us help y BANK OF BUY WAR Si [ave t Lomers! -e always p re them a s a don't have that. we h; that we a Lnd that is they want -ice, and the ni here. Tha iere year af1 .nd when ti in an ad i it the riglh mselves.X IDE / Sale at Acid, nt Acid,i )f Potash GH GRADE " f ertiizers. on these goods, and can a sure to see us beforj '& BOMAR, ing, S. C. Eggs 1r Do latch hes. out many nickles and dimes. Nest Egg /ill Hatch t. as of this bank-paying interest on it has an interest in life. o ucreate that interest. MANNING WVINGS STAMPS 0Beg leading hare of Sto beg. ave the iake the all they service, :y know .t's why Ler year 1e truth is time .t price, Ve have