Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'$ 1 (l /s Price B t1 C C t !ORDD The Universal Car The policy of the Ford Motor Company to sell its cars for the lowest possible price, consistent with dependable quality, is too well known to require comment. Therefore, because of present conditions, there can be no change in the prices on Ford cars. Runabout---------------. ---$500 . Touring Car-.......--$525 Coupe ---------------- - ---$650 Sedan-. . ...----- -------------$775 Truck Chassis----.-... -- . - .- . $550 These prices F. o. B. Detroit. CLARENDON MOTOR CO., Manning, S. C. AVERY FARM We have just received a Full L Implements. B. F. Avery .& S< in the world, and they are What is the use of buying far the parts. It's tree, the Avery casionally you may need sor pairs in stock.. Come in and le Avery One and 'Two Horse Plows Avery Cotton Stalk Cutters Avery Disc Harrows Avery Sulky Plows Dont forget that we keep a con COFFEY C3 F~ F rF TAL SHOOTING IN PICKNS COUNTY Pickens, Feb. 3.-On Wednesday, at ie head of Cane creek in this county, Has Hinckle, of Horse Pasture, was hot and killed. It is alleged that reely Holcombe, of. Cane creek, did ie shooting with a shotgun. Hinckle ras about fifty years of age and - a achelor. Holcombe is twenty-two ears of age and lives with his father n Cane creek. The parties were not n good terms and it- Is reported that hey fell\ out over liquor matters. Iinckle had started up the Laurel ork mountain and met Holcombe. Iinckle had a pistol in his wagon and hree rocks. He was shot inthe back. Sheriff Roark arrested Holcombe lhursday at Mr. George Holcombe's, sear the North Carolina line. ADMIRAL BOWLES RESIGNS Washington, Feb. 3.-The resigna ;ion of former Rear Admiral Francis '. Bowles as assistant general man iger of the Emergency Fleet Corpo ration was announced today by the shipping board. Mr. Bowles wrote to Director Gen eral Piez on January 25, asking to be relieved March 15. Mr. Piez accepted the resignation with expressions of regret and congratulations upon Mr. Bowles' work. The board's statement made public with the correspondence, said Mr. Bowles probably would re tain his connection with the board in some other capacity. 0 DELOUSING MACHINES CARRIED BY MECURIUS New York, Feb. 1.-It was a varie gated cargo that was carried to the relief of the people of the Near East on the Steamer Mecurius that sailed from this city last week. Thirty-five motor trucks, sewing machines, cooking utensils, thirteen hospital units with a great shipment of medical supplies; seventy-six x-ray outfits, food, clothing and sixty-five delousing machines were included it the cargo. Many people are wearing the same clothing now (inrage) that they hai on when driven from their homes b3 the inhuman Turks, and are livinj in shell-torn houses, as many as tei and fifteen people occupying the same room. One relief worker cable: "That hundreds of little children to weak to talk, but their eyes pleading IMPL ne of the Fa >nls are the o1 known, for mn implement scarcely ev ie little thing; t us show yo Avery One at Avery Cotton Avery Drag I Avery Cultivd Lplete supply & F or bread, find their way to this re lof station every day. Thousands of hese people have given their lives ather than deny Christi Won't the 3hristian people of America send as istance at the earliest possible mo nent?" 0 FOUGHT IN THIS STATE NEARLY 300 BATTLES (Continued front page 4.) Florence, March 4-6, 1865. Folly Island, April 10, 1863. Frampton's plantation, October 22, 1862. Grahamville, November 30, 1864. Gregg, battery, September 4-7, 1863. Grimball's Landing, July 16, 1863. Gunter's Bridge, February 14, 1865. Hardeeville, January 3, 1865. Hickory Hill, February 1, 1865. Hilton Head, November 8, 1861. Holman's Bridge, February 9, 1865. Hornsborough, March 3, 1865. Hunting Island, March -, 1862. Hutchinson's Island, June 12, 1862. James Island (12, June 3, 8, 10, 28, July 7, 1862; May 31, 1863; February 6, 14, April 8, May 13, 21-23, July 2, 16, 1864; February 10, 1865. John's Island (7), May 22, June 7-9, 1862; November 15,' December 28, 1863; Febr.uary 6-141 July 3, 7% 1864. Johnson, Fort (3), January 2, 1861; July 3, 10, 1864. Johnson's Station (2), February 10, 11, 1865. Juniper Creek, March 3, 1865. Kilkenny river, July 3, 1864. King's creek, July 3, 1864. Kirk's Bluff, October 18, 1862. Lawtonville (2), January 30, Feb ruary 2, 1865. Legare's Point, July 20, 1863. Legaresville, August 20, 1864. Lexington, February 15, 1865. Little Foly Island, June 11-13, 1865 Loper's Cross roads, February 2 1865. Love's Bridge, March 8, 1865. Lowndes' Mill, September 13-14 1863. Lynch's creek, February 26, 1865. McClellanville, March 25, 1864. Mattis' plantation, March 13, 1862 May river (2), March 19-24, Sep tember 30, October 3, 1862. Monroe's Crossroads, March 1( I 1865. Morris Island \2), December 3( 1860;July 10, September 7, 1863. Moultrie, Fort, December 26-27 1860. 3 Murray's inlet (2), April 27, Ma 34, 1863. Murrell's inlet (2), October 19, De .EME mous Avery ] dest plow mi their relial ,s if you can1 er breaks, bt s. We keep u the id Two Horse Mi4 Planters -larrows utors of Repairs in 2 IGI ember 8, 1863. Pineberry, Battery, April 29, 1862. Pine Island, May 10, 1864. Pocotaligo (5), 1Way 29, July 9-10, October 22, 1862; January 14, 26, 1865. Pocotaligo road, December 20, 1864. Pope's Island, May 19, 1863. Rivers' Bridge (2), February 2, 3, 1865. Port Royal Ferry (4), December 6 7, 1861; June 6, July 4, 1862. Pringle, Battery, July 4-9, 1864. Orangeburg, February 11-12, 1863. Pinckney Island, August 21, 1862. Red Bank creek, February 15, 1865. Robertsville, January 29, 1865. Rockville, December 17, 1861. Rocky Mount, February 28, 1865. St. Helena Island, October24, 1862. Salkehatchie river (4), January 20, 25, February 2, 3, 1865. Santee river, ,;April 5-15, 1865. Savannah creek, February 15, 1865. Schooner channel, February 23-26, 1862. Seabrook Island, April 14, 1862. Secessionville (2), June 16, 1862; July 2, 1864. Simkins, Battery (3), July 3, 10, 1864; February 11, 1865. Simmons' Bluff, June 21, 1862. South Edisto river, February 7-9, 1865. Statesburg (2), April 15, 19, 1865. Stbno river, December 25, 1863. Stroud's Mill, February 26, 1865. Sullivan's Island, November 16, 1863. Sumter, Fort (3), April 12-14, 1861; April 7, August 17-December 31, 1863. Sumterville, April 9, 1865. Thompson's creek (2), March 2, 8, 1865. Two League Crossroads, February 15, 1865. Valley Bridge, February 8, 1865. Vincent creek, August 4, 1863. Waccamaw Neck, January 7, 1864. Wateree river, February 22, 1866. West's Crossroads, February 25, 1865. Whippy Swamp, February 2, 1865. Whippy Swamp creek, February 1, 1865. White House, June 13, 1862. White Point (2), April 29, 1862; July 3, 1864. White Pond, February 8, 1865. Wolf's plantation, February 14, 1865. Wright river, February 6, 1862.. Colds Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE TabIets remove the cause. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 3O. ITS! F~arm ikers >ility. t get Lt OC dl re Idle Busters Stock. BY.