Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Here are Shoes e; of Exceling Quality n f One of the features of the Utz & Dunn Fall boots which we cannot emphasize too strong ly is QUALITY. The feature of almost equal importance is STYLE. Both are superior in these splendid shoes. There is real economy in buying shoes of fine quality. Styles here shown are recent arrivals, smart in-style and of ex cellent quality. UTZ 6 DUNN'5 ".Y7Y~~~~lL "'14ISOY NLT" We Say Unmatchable Values from $8.00 to $13.50, but U R Judge McCollum Brothers Shoe Department Sumter, South Carolina L.A nnouncementII We have just received three carloads of the choicest Cars on the Market today. They A are: The HAYNES CAR--6 Cylinder $2,975 AMERICAN--6' Cylinder $1,9951 COMMONWEALTH--4 Cylinder $1,395 A All these are Delivered Free! " I , There is no reason why we should go into lengthy i detail about these cars. Everybody knows the wonderful I I records they have made. They are all in distinct classes, and anybody that wishes a car that is worth the money, I # we can readily recommend any of the above. 'of We will be gladto give you a demonstration of any of the above at any time. I Sineath-Kelly Motor Co.,: r Opposite Post Office SUMTER, S. C. ITON [[ADERS RENEW EFFORTS a Make Special Appeal for Members This Month Columbia, Oct. 5.-A final effort to troll as members of the South Caro na Cotton Association all of the far iers, merchants, bankers and pro mesional men who have not yet joined 'ill be made during the next four eeks, according to an announcement iade from State headquarters in Co- ye 'mbia. In some sections of the State the iembe ship campaign has been a ronderful success, says a statement y t'ae association. In others the cam a;gn has n9t been as successful as he officers of the association desired. J. Skottowe Wannamaker, president f the association, has issued this ap ieal to the people of the State: "If you are satisfied to accept 15 nd 20 cents a pound ror your cotton ou need not join the South Caro ina Cotton Association. If, however, ou feel that you are antitled to a iving profit fro mit and that if you re to educate your children and keel) your family provided with the comn forts of life it will be necessary for 1 you to get 40 or 45 cents a pound for it. Let me urge you to join the as sociation. "If the cotton farmers will organize I they can demand a fair price for their cotton. -The fruit growers oganized and they a now getting a living price for their product. The grain growers organized and they are now securing a living pice fo their prod uct. The cotton farmers can demand a living price for their product if they will organize. "The prosperity of the whole South is dependent upon the cotton farmers If cotton brings a good price the South prospers. If the price is low and the famners have no money the South suffers. The banker, the merchant and the busiivnes man depend upon th - farmer fir their living; that is, they should join. * "Reports from over the belt indi cate that the other States of the cot ton belt are organizing strongly. I hope South Carolina will keep pace with them. I want to make this final appeal to the people of my State to '.ioin the association. The returns will be great." HE'TER SIRES--BET'E;R STOCR ro! ;"r. O'ie Ort. 3.--The Ex tension Service of Ciemn'i College b' h''' hon"s with the Federal I .'"i:'al In-t'strv an-l the other states in a nation-wide crusa Ic. to improve the quality of Iivestorea through use of gaol: purchred sires. The widespread use of inferior sires h-is long been a cause of low prodlue t.ion an'l poor nuaity in South Caro lina's livestock, and while in a few localities noteworthy pro ri s has been made thronerh iividual and comm unity eflort, th. Im provement b -t Cooriebtmy 11 ca NERVUS iR LS BREAKDOWN -ht b lis. Kelly Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ti Compound Restored bi Her Health. ti Newark, N. J.-" For about three SU ars I suffered from nervous break s ii down and got so ni weak I could hardly b stand, and had head aches every day. I . a tried ev<rythingI cudthink of and was under a phy-b sician's care for two ars.i friend a haAue Lydia E. s, -, P.i- Pinkham's Ve.e- f \d Ilf table Compound ando she Iorom about Sit. From the first day I took itIbegan t to feel better and o now I am well and able to do most any - i n d of work. I lI~ t , , have been recom mending the Com ound ever since and give you my per rmission to publish this letter."-Miss LO KELLY 476 So. 14th St., Newark, 4. J. The reason this famous root and herb emedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ,ompound, was so successful in Miss elly's case was because it vent to the *oot of her troubie, restored her to a ormal healthy con lition and as aresult ahould be hastened by definite con ertel effort on a larger scale. There is now in South Carolina a opular sentiment for more and better ivestock as a pofitable industry. Since ,ood breeding determines the funda mental ability of an animal to be pro itable to its owner, it is essential hat our farmers have a better un lerstanding of breeding principles 'd that they be led to work together o bring about more quickly and economically the results of better )reeding. Clemson College is glad to foster this work in South Carolina nd will help to carry out a definite :n PLUMBIN( I. I.. l)owdy is Electri: (o. any business for h ims that cent act for our prices. lRepair SEE OR PH( I si ges Sthat jus in P A. hats becl everyn' many gmoe mno pipge or carchtyou thrai drink when he's off the wa out by our exclusive patente You just lay back like a r the cards and wonder why section in the P. A. smokep to remember back I Buy Prince Albert everywhere I ___hat clever, practical poundtdretflhnom pon moistener top that keeps the ti R. J Reynold. Toacco mpaign, using her - animal h-:.ban y specialists, county agents, and her means to this end. To make results more effective, a an of enrollment is providede where all working in the movement will ne given membership and will re ive an official emblem in r cogni n of their cooperation. This em em will bear name And address of e livestock owner, date enrolled, atement of use of only purebred res, the seal of the United States epartment of Agriculture, and sig itures of campaign directors. It. will a real badge of honor for work in great public cause. Further information about the cam aign, which began October first, will e published from time to time, and II those interested are invited to con alt the county' agricultural agents, rom whom enrollment blanks may be btained with instructions about fill ng them out and forwarding them to he proper authorities so that the fficial emblem may be i;so-0: ---------). 'ERMANENT RANK FOR ADMIRALS PROPOSED Washington, Oct. 7.-Permanent ,ank of vice admiral for Read Ad nirals Sims, Benson and Mayo is proopsed in a compromise bill >rderel favorably reported today by the Senate naval committee. President Wilson had recommend ed the rank of full admiral for Sims and Benson and this was provided for in the measure as it passed the House. DIVORCE IS GRAN'E)D TO MRS. VAN DERBIL' Newport, R. I., Oct. 7.---Mrs. Cath leen Neilson Vanderbilt was granted a divorce from Regin! bI C Vamnerhilt after a hearing by depositions in the superior court today. he was awar.l ed custody of their fifteen-year-old daughter, Cathleen. Mr. Vanderbilt did not contest the case, although repre se.nt'!d by coungel. e.. Van'lerhilt con noded that. her husband desertel her in 1912. when she and h'r da' r'httr -ere left with out funds. No claim for money settle ment was made. " NOTICE g not with the Dixie nore, but i.: doia ifml. 11,-lore gig vi .'! rour plumb11ing. Get . work especially.S )NE DOWDY about smokes, Prince Albert rdto a joyhandout standard lavishes smokehappiness oni agh to mk abe liefor a my pipe--old or new!I what you've hankered for in ri's smokes you'll find aplenty muse P. A. has the quality! tke Prince Albert bite your than you can make a horse tern Bite and parch are cut d process I egular fellow and puff to beat in samhill you didn't nail a asture longer than you care obacco is sold. Toppy red bags, n~d half pound tin humidors-and rysatal glass humidor with sponge acoin such perfect condition. Co. Winston.Salam, N. C.