Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CL 10 Day 10 l DAYS SHOES 200 pair Ladies' Shoes Complete stock of sizes. Munson Last Army Si Skreemer Shoes Steadfast Shoes Keep your eyes wid Velvet Back Underwe Wrights Health Unde Haynes Ribbed Undei Children's Underwear Lee Union Overalls .. El Come and only 10 Da DAV Don't Forget Women Made Young B3right eyes, a clear skin and a body f.il of youth and health may be t yours if you will keep your systemt in order by regularly taking a GOLD MEDAL The world's standlard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acisi troubles, the enemies of life and looks. In use since 16396. All diruggista, three sizes. J.or'k for the name Gold Mea on avery box LONC flCHT AB[AD IN ORIYL ON "R[DS" Gaoverinment l~reparinlg to Waig(' E. iended ( ampiaign Agains Riitias. AILF HoI lGA (, TA LENTI I''OR TCRo1' BIE MA .\ K 10 "Slhsh I''und"' Aliso A~vaii lable fo,- i'-'. a ncing 0Oppositinon lslfort s to I e portat ion-- m migration Service ILacks Mlen and1 MIoney to "Carry (on"' Iroperly. Wadsh infgton, ,. .ol . Thle gov~e.' menP~t's camai0gn1 to rid1 the naition of the moe ha( 00 a lti: l~t ie ns, mlembe ;(rs oIf the Commmniiist and Communist la bor ( iaties art ed (( ini recent ra ids promhiMss to be a long drawn out fight, depatmen ii310 .(flic ils delare ton111ightt. WVitlh the rodiclsl fort itied by strong legal talent and1 a "slush fund"' to qiuntel y su ppl ied rithber wIth the men1( or the meanis to1 handle the situtioni, thl'e help of i e-ongrss was conside red A nthony Calminetti, commissioner ge'nerail oif im migration, appeared he fore the house apprope"intions comn mliittee duinerti the (liv wit~h nn appeal EAi IS! DA Jai We are going to put on This is going to be the 1 ETC., of the season. All of our Stock was b cheaper than they are now, All Winter Underwear, Shoe Stock, will be the good Bargains. Goods for Spring is go you don't want anything, co our prices over. Come and Don't think this is goin Cut Price Sale we have ever SHOES ! sizes 21/ to 5 $1.45 to $3.60 hildren's Skuffer Shoes all foes_ -- - ---$7.45 and $8.55 - -- --- -----$7.75 ---- --.--.---- - ---$10.25 open when you read these. - ------ -- -- ----.--$1.05 rwear -. _- .-- - ---.-$1.85 'wear --- -- --- ---- $1.05 ' -------- 16c to $1.20 - -------- -- ----$3.85 get your share of the ( ys, January 10 to Janus IS & B the Store! or funds to allow expansion of his F] orce to deal with the hundreds of de ails involved in completing the de ortat ion proceedings. The commis ioner asked for at least ten more R twye'rs. Department. of justice of eials have promised assistance but h~e need for a greater legal staff han is in prospect even with the help f Attorney General Palmer's staff 'as keenly fetl, Mr. Caminetti said. Officials also explainedI that through utt t he countryv the work of perfecting I' ases against, the r'adicals held would tit e slow her'ause of the smnaI number, 0" f imomigration insp~ectors. Added to his was the fact revialed by infor' at ion o(btainedt in the r'aids, that the pel adicals have been inst ructed to make~a Ise of every form of dlelay known to he legal wvorld. h TIhe problem of prisont facilities en- I tagedl the attention of officials of both he dlepar'tment of justice and imi-tc tat ion a uthiorit ies as EllIis Island, N.m ,wherte hit her'to all per'sons5 held for' hii leportation were kept while the rou- fo ine of deportation work was being (otmpleted , is over cr'owded. Secretar Bakei1wr. ann touncied he had It instructed Major General Bullard, Ommttanldingj thle departmlent of thle East, to prtovide( a dletention campO1 for hr0 the use ofC the departtment of justice, e itS i underC stood0 t his would be C'amp lipton, herau((se of its proximity to th l;( (ort ((C New Y'ork tfrom wvhich the net "''soviet artks"' n ill soil. Ofliis I weret'( iniclined to( t he opinionbi thata 5(contd(hf c am mightt atlso be necessary , is (lh(sent, it will be' in the Middle dt( We'st, it wats stted(. to c(01 onte t he' arrest ((C known Com- tor memberIa s, Cedercal atgents Ain the bord'(erI listricts were( in(structd to goatrd lOselyV aga0inst attemts of( thte radi oanada. It wvas appa rent thtat. ofti 'ials hadl inormtttation that the "riedls" wAere ini light in manyfl sec'tions1 but ORn( idente' was e'xprepssed('( that those fo wanted wou1(1ldi he <Ipprehtended finally ** if they were chlecked inl ge'tting on for 'ign soil. Only thtree or four such ittemtpts have been made since the raidfs star'ted Ftrinvy.(a VIS& mary 1 for Ten Days the biggest Ci )est opportunity for you to aught last spring and sumi and owing to the very poo Sweaters, Clothing, Outini 3 we will open your eyes wil ing to be much higher thai me in and look. We are sui let us help you reduce the < g to be an every day sale. put on. Two bales Check Homesp A. C. A. Feather Tick ...._ 1500 yards best quality, C The famous Edinburg Cic 1200 yards best quality A 1500 yards pure Sea Isla 8 to 14 yards in a bolt - 12 dozen Men's Chamb: quality ------------- Overalls and Jumpers _ Dinims_. 1000 yards, yard-wide Br Men's Jean Work Pants - Men's Corduroy Pants . Ladies' Aprons greatest Bargains ' try 21. Store will be ARNI Next Door to I jRROLAX SCORES HIGH MARK IN PUBLIC APPROVAL sports Rendered in I)ick son's Drug Store Speak Eloquent Volume for the New Remedy First thing I have found in years t seemed fto get right hold of the1 Forget my indigestion distress in ee minutes after I had taken a Could just feel the remedly doing good after the first (lay." 'Most remarkable effect I have ex iencedl in years. I now feel that I going to b~e a well man." 'Ferrolax is something more than nedi ne. I should call it a bottled ssing. It has begun its wvonder. work already and I wouldn't take ot of money for the rest of my bot if I c'ouldn't get more." 'Didn't want to buy It, had taken licine until I was sick of the name tI am glad I wvas induced to try it -it has (lone me more good in a ,v dayz than all the other medicines myve taken put together." 'Anyone who suffers as I did with nach trouble and wont give F'erro a trial simply inviting thetir >mach trouble not to leave' them." "II ave always knew that I would ild up on iron but couldn't take be 11se it constipated me. Ferrolax Iv'es the question for me andl I ex et. to he a different man in a short ne." Rearks like these are heard all Slon'g in Dickson's Drug Store and ea k more for the merits of Ferrolax anI coa1l Ibe tohi in' a full page ad rt isemnt . TIhese people have ex e'ssedl them selves voluntarily anid in ep gractituide for the good they have eady felt from a few doses of Fer la x. If' you sufferi with any form of blood stomach trouble, are run lown, -n k, hav no') aIlpetite, Felrrolax, the Crd Great est Reconstruct i v Tonic 41 set you right., soedi'.y. G et a bottle at this store today. ike it noccrdli ng to directions and if does not dio you the good you want me in a nd gcet your money back. my bacre word is goodl enough for .Wait'h for the' next is'rue of this ae and see whact lFerrola x is doing rt thers. adv. $100,000 BAIL DEM A NDED~I New York, Jan. 5.-Bail of $100,000 r-h was emanderd ho United States BARN ith to 21s it Price Sale we have ever ru purchase your DRY GOOF ner and at that time merch e deliveries some of our winte ;s, Heavy Dress Goods, Knit th prices, but you will find m i they have been. Don't mis re you will want some of thes :ost of living for a while at h We are going to conduct for un -- -- -- -- -----22c uting, all colors _...24c th --------------28c pron Girighams .- .--23c nd Sheeting, 40 in. wide, --- -- -- ----27%c ray Blue Shirts, best S- -- ---- ------$1.15 -------------$2.20 --- -. .... ..$1.95 >wn Homespun -- _.18c --- -----$1.85 to $2.80 - ------ ------$2.95 .-$1.45 to $1.85 re have ever offered. closed Thursday and S, S lank of Santee. Commissioner Relief Schneider today when John Romanelli, an undertaker; Samuel K. Saleeby, a druggist, and Edward G. Ware, Saleeby's brother in law, were arraigned before 'him on charges of selling alcohol in violation of the lawv. The trio are alleged by federal agents to have been respon sible for the distribution in New~ York, New Jersey and New England as wood alcohol which later was col oredl and so1ld as whiskey, causing more than 100 dleaths. It is undei stood that the men wvill be taken tc Connecticut and tried on charges ol manslaughter. Dramatic scenes attendled the ar. ra ignment. Mrs. Saleeby proteste( that her husband was innocent o1 the crime andl fainted when bail wva fixed at $100,00. Mrs. Ware, mothe1 of the dlefendant, also dleclared tha her son wvas not implicated in th< case and she had to be carriedl fron the courtroom. Examination of th< dlefendants was set for Wednesday. SHERIF1F SANDIERIS I ~ MUST SHO0W CA US] Anderson Jan. 3.--Governor Coope has ordered Sheriff J1. Olin Sanders o Anderson county to appear at the ex eeutiv'e chambers in Columhia, Mon day, .January 12, to show cause wh h1is commission as .the governor's av pointee to fill the unexpired term q. Sheriff Ashley, resigned, should no be revoked and his offee declared va caint. Accom pany ing the order served b the governor upon the A nder'son shea iff is a number of affdavit aqdl staty ments, including an affdavit from I< M. O'Blryan, a letter from S. E. Whit ten, foremarn of A nderson count grandl jury, and the replort of an ir Ivestigaition of the sheriff's omeie h James UI. Craig state hank examinei a n'l ot her af1dav'its concerning ofii tranisactio~ns. Mr'. O'Bryan's affda vit is to the of feet that while onl (duty as policemar in th is city, he had occasion to call a hiis home unexpectedly, and he foun that. h is wife was not in their roon hut that the dloor to an adljoininlg room was locked. Upon dlemanding entrance he. found Sheriff Olin ann ES. n. We are over stocked. S, SHOES, CLOTHING, andise was very, much r goods have just come in. Goods, and especially our any other articles at Real is coming to this Sale. If e Bargains when you look last. 10 Days only, the Biggest Ladies', Misses' a Coats---Ha Warner's Rust Proof Co res --- -- -- ------- - Ladies' Outing Night Gow Men's, Children's, and Lad Consisting of Buster Bro Ipswich. All Blankets, Q Sweaters at B Don't forget that tl Friday to get ready ummert( Don't Fo ders in this room with his wife Bc admitted illicit relations and Sher Sanders covered him with a pistol u til he left the house, according to t affidavit. The report of Mr. Craig is of soi length and covers an audit oft books of the sheriff's offce, especia in the matter of delinquent tax e> cutions andl depositions of fines. Other affidavits are by B. R. Hill relating to the payment of certi fines to the sheriff; W. F. Moats,1 lating to his paying a fine to t sheriff; John W. Sammons, chief police of Anderson, concerning inf< mnation regardling whiskey cases fi nished the sherif. B. R. Hillard me affidavit to 'he effect that slot n chines seized by Sheriff Ashley w< orderedi dlemolishedl by Sheriff Sand, and that the mioney to the amount $3140 was taken out, and~ this was posited in the name of the sheriff a local hank. R. E. JTunkin, former jailer, mali affidavit relating to persons not e finedl to jail, giving a list of nan C As ordered in the formal ordler fr the governort, Sheriff Sanders a r appear before the governor at the (1 f and time set forth to show cause. - - o - NEWVSPAP'ER LEAVES * . DANVILLEP lBUILDl D~anville, Va. Jan. 5.--A "dant tis wvall ," standing five stories hi -al Ithat is left of -the ruinis of the sonic temple, which v as destroyeil Y an $800,000 fire which swvept the bl ne..s section here Saturday, ni (auSed the abandon ment today of -bu i'ding occupiedI by the D~anville i5 er a'ndl Bee. The building, w! Y sta nds next to the wall, was orde abandoned by City Engineer i ny Y who declared he fears the wall mi ' fall momentarily. Blasts simultan( Ily Of seven sticks of dlyna mite in ruins of other st ructures this afl noon shattered wvindowv p-mesin p I, 1 ically every business house in DJ 1. ville, hut did not bring (down the Isonic templle wall. About 400 enmp] (('s ini various estab~lishmients w Ithrown out of work as a result of fire. Origin of the conflagration -. maine,1 nnelntnrminn~l tonigt. ) Days! 10 DAYS nd Children's if Price. )rsets and Brassier . . - -.-$1.40 to $6.60 ns. ies' Hose ..-..16c up vn, Byrd, Burson and wilts and ig Reductions 1e Sale lasts for the Sale. n, S. C. rget the Store th TRADE WITH GERMANY if n- Washington, Jan. 5.-Growing trade he with German was shown in the No vember reports issued today by the de partment of commerce. Imports from h Ger man y in Novemberi amounted to lyg33,266,918, compared with $2,157,608 in 4412ctbe and exports totaled $22, 412against $20,664,521. r<American imports from Europe in ilNovemiber were valued at $110,221, 'e 781, from South America $141, he 698, and from Asia $112,348,818. of Exports to Emrope for the month amounted to $489,183,812 and to .South Amer ica $34,118,683. a 1re of de in erWhen, -Croup Threatens Quick relief of baby's crouip often ,y foresta!is a serious situation when this .i- drea.ded disease cormes in the late li'stir* of iiht, the gh t th. Salve co- e ep 'aIee roup threatens, thi the break congestiosn, a. promote iera t sleep Tke er Uoede ecnetrea bby-y a tn i cm atr we aL .-rwna.ups *L -ti~1 all drug niuri Of orert oy- e rpaid by ere B Irame Drug the Cmay re- ._N WikebooN.a I, ...