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RE AND MAIL TO.DAY Bungalow Dept., mber Co., Charleston, S.C. ok "'QUICKBIILT Bungalows" No. A-47. in a .......... room house ................0.................... BACK to them. hip that ~s ort at with NG ONE onger orms of ill have rom the ned the 1ST O. [ELECRAPH AND TELEPHONE LINES RETURNED TO OWNERS legulations Retained Prohibiting Dis crimination Against Employes Because of Union Affiliations WHY RETURN IS MADE NOW ;laimed Strikes Threatened by Tele graphers' Unions Had No Bearing on the Situation. Washington, June 5.--Telegraph nd telephone companies whose lines lave been controlled and operated by he government since last August 1, vere ordered tonight to resume im ne(liktely operations for their own iccount by Postmaster General 3ur eson. The Postoflice Department, iowever, under terms of Mr. Burle son's drder retains a measure of con .rol of the services, pending final leg slative action by Congress. Regulations prohibiting discrimina .ion against wire employes because of mnion affiliations, maintaining exist 'ig rates and charges and instructing mompanes to - keep special accounts .o facilitate cost settlement between themselves and the government are r-etamned in effect under the order is sued by the Postmaster General. Reason for Action. Mr. Burleson accompanied the order with a statement giving the reasons wh i'h impel le' him to take the action le asC serte(l that the President having recommended the i urn of the prop erties, the Senate interstate commerce committee having indicated that im nied iate return was advisable and the House committee having through hearings manifested a desire for ac tion toward that end, he felt it his duty to return operative control to the varioas private owners. Strikes threatened by telephone and telegraph employes' unions had no bearing on the department's action, ofheicis said. Burleson's Statement. "The President having recommend ed the return of the wire systems and the control of the owning companies with certain legislation designed to stabilize their operation,-' Mr. Burle son said, "and the Senate committee having taken action iooking to their immediate return and the house com mittee in its hearings on the proposed legislation having indicated concurr cenc in the suggested immediate re turn with or without legislation so recori mended. I feel it my duty to 1)w return actual control of opera tions to the companies. Orders Prepared. "Some days ago I directed the nec essary orders to be prepared to ac complish this and have today issue. rame. These orders do not affect questions of rates and finance with which the Congress may determine to ical. The rates now in force and the financial relations between the gov ernment and the companies and the order of October 2, 1918, prohibiting iscrimination because of union af filiation will continue un-ess the Con gress in its wisdom may decide to change them or the 'emergency' is terminate., by the procramation of peace. Resume Actual Control. "By the action taken, however, the wire companies resume tetual control of operations of their respective prop erty and are free to formulate and put into effect their own policies un restricted by government control, whic'h is to continue in any' case but a few weeks and thus will be able to prepare themselevs for a complete re sumpt ion of the management oif their properties. It will bc necessary for each companmy to so ke'ep its accounts (luring the continuance of government control, that its books may he closed on the (lay government control ends in ordler that a full and accurate statement mry be prompiJtly made when it is called on for same." THE PI'RCE OF FElR'lI,II Should be Lower, Says the D~epart mer-t of Agriculture Washington, June 8.--"'Farmers of the country- should obtain their m ixed fertilize'rs for full season of 1919 at an average price of about thirty per cent lower than the prices which oh tainedl for the spring season just pas sed,"' the depart ment of agriculture said tonight in an a nnouncement gi v ing a list of prices ranging from $21.75 to $56;.25 per ton for- amonia. phosphoric acid and potash coimpoundls to which manufacturers have aggreedl. These will apply as a maximum on thiirty ton sh ip;ment s from Halt imaore, Phil adeCli hia, .and C'arteret, N. .J., it was cx jh!ined, on sales e'it her t o dealers or farmers, but wvillI not g-ov.. tern shiprnwnts to Southero States, for wh ich agrme'ment s have not yet been reached. The announcem'nent, it was saidi, could not be const rued( as a fix - ing of pr-iets, but "refllected the action of the depart ment in. dealing wvith the fertilizr tradle undler terms of the food control act." nao Strong Withstand the Winter Cold Better Than the Wqalc You must have Health, Strength and En lurance to fight Colds, Grip and Influenza. When your blood is not In a healthy tondition and does not circulate properly, four system is unable to withstand the Winter cold. (GROVB'S TASThLE.SS Chili TONIC Fortifles the Systent AgaInst Colds, GrIp mnd Influet ;a by Purifying and Enriching he Blood. It contains the well-known tonic prop irties of QuinIne and Iron in a form icceptable to the most delicate stomach, md Is* pleasant to take. You can soon feel ?5 Strengthenina. Jnvidnentingfect.r Cna UNION MAN IS MISSING Union, June 5.-Is Creston C Wood, who formerly worked in th< spinning room of the Union Mil, here, and who enlisted in the regular army, August 13, 1913, crossed the Atlantic with Gen. Pershing tc France, leaving El Paso, Texas, Junt 2, 1917, dead or alive? His mother, Mrs. M. C. Wood, of 130 Choice street, Greenville, S. C. and who is vell known in this county, is very anxious for this information, The last letter she received from him was written, August 12, 1919, in which he said he was in a hospital number nor location not given, and that he had made her six months allotment, Rubber Hose F We have Garden Hose, Wate Hos.. Our garden hose at 25c hose you can buy, for it will las means an average of about 3e you can get a hose for lOc you last you about one season. WV of garden hose we give lawa.i s Radiator lHose in I inc,, 1' 2, in 3 and 4 foot lengths. Columbia 823 West Gervais Street RED CED) We give special attention LECT" Red Cedar Shingles; p mistake in ordering "TITEHC mers guaranteed by our name, tation. Write us NOW. Carolina Portlan Charle W. P. LEGG, Deo An attractive anc FAMILY ( at prices that defy comll a close margin. Light ov possible. It will pay you and dressed Lumber, Shin Roofing, etc. Hardwl Twine, Ajax Casing Repair Material. T. R. PAXVI aIIEEEEEEElIEEEE Red Cedar au * We have in anot] * BRITISH COLUMBIA * Also a car each of ] IUNBLED LONG LEA * We have a full an *Lumber Moul We operate Wood * can rnake what you wa * same already in stock. wrte uS your reqluirer * AVERY I *Phone No. 56 EEUEEEEEEEE Atte, Dr. A. B. J ienced Registere just arrived from now in charge Department at Brown's i Bring i~n y they will hav~e th compounding ei from our comple The money has never come nor has she had word further from him, al though a letter she sent him was re turned marked, "Gassed June 8, 1918." Wood's last known address was Headquarters Company, First Bri gade, First division, A. E. F. He was a young man of medium height with dark hair and eyes, and any person who can give any definite informa tion as to whether he is alive or dead, will ocnfer a favor by writing Mrs. Wood. Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic restores vitality and energy by purifying and en richling the blood. You can soon feel its Strength eninu" Invligorating Effect. Pric WC ~. or All Purposes 1 Hose, Radiator Hose and Steam per foot is by far the cheapest t from six to eight seasons, which to 4c per foot a season. While know as a rule the 10c hose will ith an order for 50 feet, or more inrinkler. inch, 1% inch, 1%Y, inch, 2 inch. Supply Co., Columbia, S. C. R SHINGLES to all orders for "TITEHOLD SE rompt shipment. You will make no LD SELECTS". Satisfied Custo by inspection, by advertised repu d Cement Company ston, S. C. der, Manning, S. C. I Up-to-date Line of ROCERIES )etition. Sold wholesale at rhead expenses make this - to investigate. Also rough ;les, Lime, Brick, tre, Paris Green, Binder s and Inner Tubes and Owen LLE, S. C. 'on !n iEEEEEEEEEeUEnaEE 4d Pine Shingles* 1er supply of the famous U RED CEDAR SHINGLES U 9o. 1, No. X and No. 2 F PINE SHINGLES. g :1 assorted stock of U dings and Lath m Working Machinery and nt in the event we haven't U Call in person, p~hone or' U lentS. UMBER CO. rition! enkins, an exper d Pharmacist has the front. He is of the Prescription )rug Store ur Prescriptions, rthe most careful ther day or night ~e stock of drugs.