Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Skin Eruptions C Diseao Germs Must B6 Eliminat ed From the Blood. Eczema, tetter, boils, pimples, ul cers, irritations and scalp erup tions, -as well as all other forms of skin diseases, conc from a disor dered condition of the blood. They mXiust he cured through the blood, and this explains why local treat xnent fails so absolutely. -& The radical and rational treat PLEASE TUV'rMEL'T - YA' Introduce "GREEN FLAG" to Your Mtotoi You:r power plaat will be powerf intrche -e "G!:X.N FLAG" Moto make then regular "pails" by contir DELAY THiS INTRODUCTION! Go ^o t!-.o "Grecr Flag FLAG" for YOUR car, You'll disco-ce NEWo. o pration in FVERY P : rovatent, Lut one ti 1ag." Cost- n Costs 1 Supp!cd by tha following Ask & tr-n Fla Gear Compouni o u cup Gco,. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY b ELECITON, MANAGERS 0 AND POLLING PLACES NOTICE IS HEREM' GIVEN, That the First Democratic 'rimary Election o will be held on Tuesday August 31, 1920. The Australian ballot will be used at all of the precinets of the county ex- S cept the following: Oakdale club, c Foreston club, Doctor Swamp club, Sandy Grove club, Jordan club, Mid- r way club, Fork club, Davis Cross t Roads club, Silver club and Enter- 0 prise club. t The managers of election at which the Australian ballot is used shall provide suitable booths as provided by the rules of the party. The managers before opening the 1 polls shall take and sign the oath, set. forth in Rule 31, blanks for that purpose will be furnished with the l ballots. The managers shall open the polls at 8 o'clock A. M. and shall close them at 4 o'clock P. M. They shall then proceed publicly to count the vote.' After tabulating the result, the man ager, shall certify the -'mo ; an1d for ward the ballot box containing the Delco-Light I Carrying forts and Convenienc< C City Into Farm H< It is furnishing bright clean electric out the house and barn-doing smoky, dangerous kerosene lam It is providing powe'r to pump w~at possible a modlern bath and the running water throughout the h< It is operating the washing machine cream separator, the vacuum clean' machine, the fanning mill, and It is rev'oluitiomz-ing farmi life-ai time it is saving' so much in time it is actually paying for itself. Over 100,000 satisfied userst world are tbe visible evidcelC < leadership in the Farm Light an There's a Satisfied User m3 T. M.BAL Sumer, S.C ~DEJI '.4w '" ause ,onstant Tortmre ment is to take a thorough course of S. S. S.. which will rout out the disease germs from your bloods your complexion wOIl begin to clear up and you will soon be rid of the disease as thousands oe others have. - Get a bottle of S. S. S. today, write to our head physician, who will gladly give you full Inedicat advice without charge. Address Medical Director, Svift Labora torv. Atlna. ..2. ully wdc jca-J to have you r OiH to its oi!inml system and kued acquaintarceship. DON'T ' dceler today nod have your crank c lvth I-.- pre-per grado of "GRIEEN and results %%;l Ipositively amaze y'u. POWFR, SMOOTHER PERFORM. PGNK.E, and immenusely improved ARTICULAR. Not a temporary im ,t'll gia ns F-mg as you use "Green r rmore i lgqin with :sa in tic end well-known dealeret allots, poll list, and all other papers xcept the enrollment )ooks, refatini -> the election, by one of their nuni er to the County Chairman with i h irty..six (:6) hours after the clost f the polls. The managers at each box shall r0 u1ire each voter to take the follow I <ith and pledge,: "I do solemntls wear that I am a resident of thi lub district a)( am duly qualified t ote at this election accordling to th Iles of the Diemocratic Party, an hat I have not voted before at thi lection, and pledge myself to sul)por he nominees of the Party, State an( Zntional and that I did not, in th ;eneral Election of 1916 vote agains he regular nominee of the Democrati Iarty as declared by the State o ounty Executive Committee afte laving become a member of a Demr ratic Club." The following are the polling pflace or each club, together with the name ,f the managers, to wit: Panola Club Polling place Brown's' Store. Manap !rs of election-C. W. Brown, W. B )avis and R. Ilugh Belser. Oakdale Club Plinme: pil0.no School Housn. Manav rs of election-E. P. Epps, J. J. Epp the Com :s of the mes :light throughi away with the p and lantern. er, thus makmng convenience of >use -.md barn. ~, the churn and er, the milking the grindstone. id at the same and labor that broughout the >f Delco-Light d Power field. ~ar youI ~iGoodye d Are Pop 1: 30 x 3% Goodyeair Fabric, All-Weath< 30 x 3% Goodyea Fabric, Anti-Skid'T r ' anrM and Ma Pollin ofnaei Tos. anW Pollin Co.agMa ding, WV Pollin dastine, Pollini Pollini Pollini &ers of < ItawlIins< Pollini agers of olinuv \ P'ollin I'red'( Le: MIanni TIanagei IBrailhan Dink ins. GH Tl m 1 newe Air Coo.!Id-No fle/ o -- Ony On ?!ae t ->Oil- .ong 7Ki.e. .. ar Tires fr ular Because I There is nothing bui in buying cheaply r announced as wond a few dollars eaci after brief terms of Get exceptional mile ly low cost in Good 30 x 3-, 30 x 31/2- and built of Goodyear-s( and with Goodyeai Die to their precise the world's largest voted to these sizes most economically therefore most ec< ployed. If you own a Ford, Maxwell or other , sizes, go to your : Station for GoodN farther and fare bett - =o1- - Double-Cure Goodyear Heavy Tou r Tread........ . -- you are asked to pay i r Single-Cure $150 casings when such read . .......... .1- 30 x 3% size in waterpt -ion Evans. and J. R. Ilodge. Davis Station Club. Bloonti e place Drug Store. Managers Polling lace T m-E. G. Stukes, D. G. Short- agers of election W. Childers. White and W. S. Paxville Club Summe place Magistrate's Ofice. Pollin s of election-W. R. Keels, ce Mnaer Gunter andl S. L. Touchberry.ToyJ.FRiho New ZIon Club bry Splace New Zion Furniture p DvsCo angers of election-J. P. Bud- uln paeI .D. Flemming and C. W.aeso lcin r. Seloc ClubPoln he i place Store of J1. F. Cole & Etr WIanagers of election--C. HT.PlinphcS II. WV. Cole and Miller HI.RevsMage Foreston Club. e place ~LandI's Store. Matng-. ection-C. S. Land, Sr., S. A. md J1. E. Ifuisbanids. F~orestont Reforms Club election J. E. Grahami S. E. y and( A. J1. Hodge. : pla~ce Drugt Store. Matng m andl J. iI. C'hilders. Midlway ('tub r place Haurrow's Mill. Man - election---l. M. McIntosh, ..a ))1' pl ace V l iar i Depot. MIantag Ilect iont----Tl. J1. Lowdelr, F'. S. yandi Paul S. Ilamrvin.al Manning ('lub Spla1ce (rawl . Jury room. f S of1 elect ion - S. J1. Clark, esne4 and13 Tlhomias N imer.an ng F~armners' I 'IatIforum (Club 1 of1 elecitioni---J.. F'urnman Claredon ('lub plaIce' StjIIV u rvsor's Omlie'. (3of (lect 0. ion oh C . Ilag . El(eibe and fS. I. Ingramn. dplace'Turbevdie & De'mnnisfr NuManager. of (lee(o -TI. HI. 1C~ l. D n : and . A (1. Green.ou T.''I 3 m '[nd im . .. Sith pla3' Bot1' h ' l B. 1X . Odiom. 3,1 31f ' 3l Ci W. i;. I )aiiels, Ibo atld,, A tel(31 ( E-Th ii:'' DI et AaInagers of .1. *1* ~miliand .J. R.ixHodge. 3mall Cars Economical disappoint.en.t Lade tires that are erful bargains at i and then. fail service, - age at exceeding year Tires, of the 31.x 4-inch sizes, Aected materials skill and care. manufacture in tire factory de their quality is produced and )nomically em Chevrolet, Dort, car taking these aearest Service rear Tires; ride er. rist Tubes cost no more than the price or tubes of less merit --why risk costly sure protection is available? $A50 oof bag ......... --T Manning, S. C., Aug. 17, 1920.-2t. ,lie Club Managers of election-M. B. K. Drake hlomas' Store. Man- ford, R. E. Davis and E. B. Folder. -C. J. Haley, W. C. Sardinia Club k nderson. rton Club Polling place Garland's Store. Man dIge Richbourg's of- agers of election-H. H. Garland, W. f election--H. P. J. Milsap and Marion Duflose, rg and C. R. Touch- Pinewood Club. Roada Club Polling place Magistrate's Omle. irvin's Store. Man- Managers of election-P. B. Mouzon, -Jeff M. Davis, E. R. A. Lawrence and R. A. Ridgill, 1. Billups. DuRant. r Club Tebxs iktec ilb ed Drakecfora''& Store.fo(livronte2h.neote rise Club mngr ilcl o ae ore of Robert H. s ofelecion-ohnS. Oliver O'Bryan, ' B3. H-odge and J. S. County Chairman. :YPRESS "Te::oo no equal for porch con action. Itseems to be pret ully demonstrated that for porch construction,porch rs, porch columns, steps I rails, the rot-resistant ality of "TheWood Eter "gives it unequaled in twent value for this class of rk. CYPR ESS is famous "staying put." soured a r at yu eorvi, ow~t 1al Cunl e n te ro corroespondeneo with a serious purpos. In It. hern Cypress. Manufacturers' Ass') I177 Ilierd litdy. .aIcksi(5tilie H a. SSASCAINSRGSEE TRtADE.MARlK. IF IN DO)UIT, WVRITE U1. -rark IsIndetiIstarnpednothe endof ereryboardftrue''Tldewatet''Orpress.Tlakenro Other.