Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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We Are Headquarters for Nitrate of Soda in quantities from ten tons and upwards. We have sold during the past ten days a large ton age of this material, and while prices have advanced during the past week it is still cheap com pared with other ammoniates. Get our prices before you buy. MANNING OIL MILL. STOP IN Sand look over what we have to show you in ; our line next time you41 PLANS TREATY ISSUE IN 1920 GAMPAIGN Whole Controversy May Be Placed Before Voters. Washington, Nov. 21.-Compromise ecorts to ratify the peace treaty were thrown into the background today by developments strengthening the- pos sibility that the whole controversy might be transferred to the political arena for a decision by the people in 1920. Senator Lodge, chairman of the for eign relation committee and Republi can leader of. the Senate. declared in a statement there was "no room for further compromise," and urged that the reservations of the Senate major ity be carried into the campaign. No Expression from President. There was no formal expression to determine whether a like stand would be taken ultimately by President Wil so nand the administration Senators, but it developed that the President's Senate supporters had no definite as surances as yet that he would reopen the subject for compromise by resub mitting the treaty when the new ses sion of Congress begins December 1. The declaration of Senator Lodge re versed the position he and most other Renublican Senators had taken toward injection of the treaty into politics and was accented in congressional and offi cial circles as clothed with an added sicvnifiennee by Mr. Lodges conference with Will Havs. the Republican na tionnl chairman. .inst before the unsuc cessfil t;-ht Wednesday for ratifica tiotn with the maiority reservations in eluded. The statement follows: No Esnecial Comment. "I have no esnecial comment to mnke. The case is ver simnle. A fter fon'r month" of careful fonsideration onil rlicesiiain the e"iservations were n'ecnntel to the Senate. They were r"nl" Amoricnn in their eharne-ter. (An vi;ned snll'r to A "'eviennize the t,'nntv and make it safe for the Unit e l Staton. "TTneder 'the Preeirlant'q nderv the follonre' n of the e'"1'ini-rntinn in the c"n-t" enteri down these rneerations. Te was nlso shown by a vote that there was a decisive maiority naainst the treaty with the reservations. Reservations Stand. "Thoe roservntionsi as presented to th. Sennite will stand. There is no room for firther -omoromise between A mericanism and snnergovernment - nrosented hv the leane. All I ask now is that we may have the onnor n'iit' to Inv those rseervations before the American people. To that great and final tribune along would I ap peal. "I wish to carry those reservations into the cannaien. I wish the Amer ionn neonle to read and studv them. They are not like the covenant of the lean,'e. They are simple. I d1 not see that there is one of them to which anv American can obiect.. I want the nee nle to see them. understand them and think of them in every hpusehold. on ever"' farm, in every shon and factory thronrehout the land. Then let them * NOTICE The Department of Agriculture has about 1700 tons of nitrate of soda in storage at Wilmington, N. C., left over after spring dleliveries were made 1In order to avoid further storage 1 charges this nitrate will be sold dur inlg, the next thirty (lays. F'at-mersL who desire to secure a quiantity of - this niitr'ate for immedliate' delivery from Wilm ington should file a written a applicat ion at once with thew county ] agricultural agent. The price of this nit rate will be $58 per ten of 2,000) pounds, oJr $5.80 per' 20(0 pound bag, f. o. b. Wilmington, N. C. Each ap. - p1ication should show the name of ap) 3 plicant, the quantity of nitrate deC-c sired, andl the point to which ship- . men'it should be made, and should beL a placed in the hands of the county ag-C ricultural agent, accomp~aniedl by New C York draft or cashiers check in pay ment for the nitrate made payable to E "Disbursing Clerk, Department of c Agriculture.'" As soon as the applica tion, together with draft or check inE payment for the nitrate, is receivedl by the county agent, it will he e~x amined and forwarded at once toC Wnshington. After ap~plications and I re'mittances are received in Washing- ( "ton the nitrate' will be ordered ship- j p)ed direct to applicants, freight charges collect. All appllicatioins should be made in terms of tons or" tenths of tons.. The supply of nitrate on hand at i Wilmington is limited and applica tions will be Olled in the order they ere receivedl. Money in payment for nitrate will he returned promptly to farmers whose applications arrive too late to be hoonredl. No applicationsI will be honored unless accompanied by New York (draft or cashier's check properly made out, for the correct amonot.A. M. Musser, Cunty Ae.n. U Scome o own. IL may I be you are not in the market just now for what we have for sale, but would give us the, . privilege and pleasure of showing you thru Is anyway. We will show i i you only suchgoods as will give you service. a Prices and terms al ways in line. Stop with 4 us when in town. I . I jB1 M BraaliM & sol r. Farmer! Ls your Home Sanitary and up- q lo-{date ? Are you giving your Family's Heaith the proper considera 1ionl ? We are in position to give you Light and P'ower, Water Sup ply, Modern Plumbing System, - Sewer disposal. Our Engineering Department is at your disposal, at no cost to yOu. If you are interested, and you should be, let us know and our Representative will call and see you. C DIXIE ELECTRrIC AN)D PLUMBING 00J . r :uunw~tumumoltuusmmtum msu mmjuummtmutuumm mmmiuuumu IM1ONEY MAKES MONEY! E A R L Y every self made man in the Unit ed States started in life at the bottom of the ladder by BEGINNING TO SAVE MONEY WHEN YOUNG. Year after year he ad ded to his savings. In time his opportunity came, and HE HAD THE NECESSARY MONEY WITH WHICH TO SWING IT, because he had SAVED HIS SURPLUS. Any young man in this town or community can do the same. Deposit your money in this bank each week. We will SAVE IT FOR YOU, and some day YOUR opportunity will come, and you Will have the money with which to swing it. Be a self made man. What others have done, you can do. The brains of the country are not all centered in the men who have already achieved success. HOME BANK & TRUST CO. MANNING, SO. CAROLINA. G HAMPION MOWERS! We have just gotten in our line of Champion Mowers, and we would like for you to 'come in and let us show you the advant ages of this machine. Our Stock of iI Buaaies, Wagons, Harness, Etc., is complete. When in town make our Stables your Head quarters. We will soon have in a car of the Famous GRANT SIX Automobiles These 'cars are hard to get and we would advise that you place your order now. Coffey & Rigby.