Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Someth in That "somethin Fall Suit you Splendidly made of the v< Suit that will add distinct the very limit in servicea[ We are proud of them---yo will be proud of you. And prices on these Suits Then you will also be lool clothing, and Furnishings. We have them, too, in grer Stroll in--look around---asl mation that way. Andy( questions. THE NE3 MORRI KEEPINC ACCOUNTS Of [ARM "ie understood and all farm studiel, a simple system of b AIDS CREDII IN THE BANK b e developed to meet AIDSCREDT INTHE ANKmer's needs. Trhe foundation of any set Farming is a Business, and Must be is an inventory showing the Conducted in a Businesslike Man- assets and liabilities. The a ner to b eSuccessful-Should Keep elude real estate, live stock, Suitable Business Records. cry and tools, produce, feed jilies, cash on hand andl in b. Farmer Jones desired to negotiate accounts receivable at the a loan at his local bank. inventory is taken. Each ite "Just what is your financial condi- these heading. should be lis tion?" the banker asked him. r "Why," said Jones, "I own a houseatwtitcnbsodoru and land, and a couple of horses and mlcniin;lv-tc somec cows and live stock, and an or- fr rdc tmre r chard and-''csf"aktn; amsj "Have you a dletailed inventory showcot ainr'ndolst ing the value of these things?'' thealoigfrnnldpciti banker interrupted hiim. laiiis.hudicuem "No--o," the farmer replied. "I nts n conspybe haven't time to bother keeping hooks." uofteiaiiiedcct "Good1 gracious, man!' exclaimedl the tettlast vl hwt way te thig's wrked ut noada e lasfouation of aonytset t desnt reuir mor thn fie misWi an inventory snt utes' ~~~~~~vorkses ad ialaiie. Thenwe yu oefrt hig abn r a herefot'a lan yu crult priilu e aknd lools, prue, e ant shee of ape andsay,'' ere' htlte son tcas of hndnd~ in go I'v go, hres wat ow, nd erc'saccotts frteeivabe tatte C whatI'dha 'e i cah i sld ut in-etors takilen. alehit thisinfomatin.''ce ts adi pingils should be lis 'Phis onverat ontaks pac ii linat wht ite ~lican e som ou (I ed o twnsevryda, aetrdi t~ far m protdceyat maet pri to pe ialits iftheOficefi I~ mtcons on threti fa rm usuon Mangemtt. ad Iara li'ittities cot; m ie ry and tg tol t Un td Sa (5 Iepa t mn tiifA iabiliies ou mldoi keincgde n ('utire. Ofcotro, ft ntes te ''y noites, ind accns paalt e . 5 busy men. 'the h~tert thet ni' sum I o f heei '' lailters d et Butaccrdig t I ie ~edr~t s~ the'al oand aits'stets wil 7how th1 bank, any h tones ofe books.pine of's nti fothit \etti wayth Yhn' okout nWaysH om it esntrqireo th an fiv m P in-~tb ~e~Ilfg OI Oer for aln yug thul pode yo av.Afwhnge se111 of paperfndlsa, "Itee'sdwat th apeliem what I' haeOn as f18 JlaP.W f Ipsohl out to (t hinor at i" f rjPi ', I8l( t culture. O corvi, Sarer aretevry ENow SFor YOU ! g' is just the choicest could possibly desire. 3.ry ,,st material, you are sire of a :ion and at the same time give you ility. u will be proud of them--your friends are VERY reasonable. Cing for something in Shirts, Under it variety---new fall stock just arrived. I c questions. You get a lot of infor- N )u're always welcome---so are your V IDEA CI [S NESS, Manager inditions bulletins can be had upon request of of states of the southern group. tokkeep- the United States Departmaent of Ag- Oats, Rye, Wheat, Bur Clover, the far- riculture, Washington, D. C. Crimson Clover, and the Vetches, os OP sown with oats are all valuable as Df books "SOW COVER CROPS cover crops. The choice will depend farmers' ON EVERY IFAlM'" on soil and location and the Coun sets in- ty Agent or the Extension Service macbin- Clemson College, September 6.- of Clemson College will give further pd sup- The Office of Extension Work gouth information. mnk, and is urging Southern farmers to return late the to the pre-war practice of planting REPORT VIOLENT UPRISING 'n uner cover crops each fal land to further Led SOP- extend this great soil-building work. Constantinople, Sept 4-=(By the As audBelow are given some valuable sug- sociated Press.)--Greek forces advane eor nor- gestions on the matter by Mr.. J. A. ing against the Turkish Nationalists e< and Evans, Chief of the Office of Exten- inI Asia Minter have reachedl the rail es less sion Work South.. way junction at Afsoomarahissajr.i I plies at Before the great war progress had is reportedl that the Nat ionilsts have aprice been made towardl getting sonme kinid received eighty cannon fr'o mithe B3o1 -n The of cover crops sown each fall on sheviki. r'tgages, Southern farms. County Agents A violent uprising among the Tar Tean' other extension workers str'essedl tars in the neighborhood of Baku is' frmtheir importance andl each year replortedl to be in progress. e farm- thousands of dlemonlstrations~ gave0 ocular proof of their value. F'i. WCVE IPISOT TO lowing the outbreak of the war, BUR~N IIOSPITA L lYtehowever, there was a great de(crea.te rwhen in the aeege.wnt suc cop Sp~artanhiurg, September ~5.-Jim o knowv This was dfue toi labor' shortage. i rswl n ide odn ing just high-priced seed, unsettledl condi- nurises at. the .John Nina (colored) VIn keel) tions, and particularly toi (he stress hospital here, have 'been bound over 0 kriow of food production. to court on a charge oif ar~son ,it he equn-esi*(' We should now endeavor to re- ing alleged that they were implicated w ich aithe lost grouti an-l agin stressniapotobrthhsia.Tw >illowed- 51uit able ('over crops1) as parit of the ftires occurred at the .Joh n Nina hos re uisel farm system for thet Sou1th. Let us pital some days ago, and after an in 'illon try to. make the eal" soIo vestigation, 'te local police arrested I~ armers' Coprtiv Dmognsoftha. Aildre(d Gordont, who was on dluty varou ton or, Cooveratv Crop onatvry. svhen both fir'es occurred. in ar, 'Creaity inopsery county i The Gordon girl confessed, it is al l Q ci fa ii , ah r alt i y e er y (' 1e1g e d I , a n d i im p lic a te d J im in ei D r e s . Win m t e r coverl cropi s have a '. wold, who had resigned and gone to unin value ine coern rs Tiseca wvork in SavannahI, Ga. She also co(n tlit i ' e o nuthe nd f r m sa s hin , p e y fesse d, it is sta ted, tha t H en ry I ill he L' e n o s the pan fro d b a h i ng, P o actually set fire to the hospital on ---'lieshloso lant folstk do-im' two occasioins at the request of .Jim t~ l)ihe w r in or andi n ('the spi 'n e D reswold , whot is alleged to have 01r he \ p(lowedl uinder' to (lie great been angry at Ninva Li ttlejoh n, the benfitof hesoi, o let or arvsthead of the colored hosp ital. Ali 1dred for hay, grain or seeds.Godnsysh wapid$toke C rops to (Consider. he(r moui1th) shut. Th~e simail gariins andl the ('lovers 'l'i( Drieswold( wo Wman0 stout tly maiiin 31re th most11,5. salt isfactory, (rops foir G this purpose'. Th'ley ar'e a adate , to Southearun 'onditions andl soils. I mo1(st of thie Southerni state's oats is . . thel most. importanit silnill grain. Not - -GO Ell ove'Ir 75 per' ('ent (If the~ amiloun t need'(- 'TfL ('< br holme' consiny i1(1111 is no aO growlvl. '('he aer'eag1e ill fall (1311. -IhIIIld he greatly iin'reaised. 'They SEAL.20 TINS ONL.Y 13; an 'J I1 he produ'd ('hea ply, ma31Lte e AT YOURf Gr20CERS IciYt and1 ('an beI fo'llowedl inl most 3~ i I'f il' t i esb ((Ull -<w 'lVie is. -MAXWELL. HUSE ot hir fal Icrops. live is nIn ttei th it t/. tains. her innocence. The police hav been unable to procure any trace o: Henry Hill, the alleged incendiary An arionymous letter was received 'k Nina Littlejohn after the first fire al the hospital, Which declared that the while people of the city intended t< destroy the hospital. Mildred Gordor admits that she mailed this letter t< the head of the hospital, but insists she copied it from a leter written by Jimmie Dreswold at the latter's re quest. The police are not satisfied with what they have unearthed and other arrests are expected. 0 NORWAY PLANS PROTEST TO U.-j Christiana, Sept. 5.-The Norwegian oreign minister announces that his government, cooperating with other nations is preparing a protest against the Jones navigation act adopted last June by the United States Congress. The protest will be forwarded shortly to the United States Government. Strict enforcement of the Jones act, it is asserted, will greatly hamper Norwegian navigation, especially ships engaged in transportation of fruit from the West Indies to New York. A large fleet of Norwegian vessels is en gaged in this trade and these vessels, it is stated, are of little use for other What, Senator .Stands for a Has Done i "No man dares question Carolina's Senior Serator, I emergency." He is the greatest autho production in the United St vice and utterances on cott Wall Street. So much so ti speculators of the North ai vocacy of the cause of the S Jabor in general. SOME OF THE THINGS H He is the author or the e> The Cotton Futures Act, p ing the grades of cotton ai gamblers and speculators. The cotton farmers and ti to him for his untiring effo~r Federal Reserve Banking Ac warehouse receipts. Nitrate of Soda is essent State. Hlis untiring work a this product to the farmers d released abundance of nitirat was signed. He fought for the Federal of these banks located in our restrict undesirable foreign i competition from the low ch in the cotton mills and indi that tihe native workman w lowered. LABOR WILL ST W H AT SEsNA TOR SMITH I| He is South Carolina's m perienced man in Congress to the great Agricultural Commr sonl of the recent defeat of Sei lHe is the only Simon Pi States Senate, and the only rei eastern States on the Agl' which he will be the head. If South Carolina wants an ington, Senator Smith will b< for him is a vote cast for the tire South. Senator Smidh wviil be elect4 it is to the best interests of S him. VOTE FOR purposes. It Is .declaxe51 that fright service between the United State Norway also would suffer severlyby strict enforcement of the act. INVENTNE GlRI7S ROBS CALOMEL OF ' NAUSEA ANID DANGER Doctors' Favorite Medicine Now Purifned and Refined from All' Objectionable Effects. "Calo tabs"-the New Nane. What will human ingenuity do next? Smokeless powder, wIreless telegraphy, horseless carriages, colorless iodine, taste- a less quinine,-now comes nauscaless calo mel. The new improvement called "Oslo tabs" Is now on sale at drugstores. For biliousness, constipation and Indi gestion the now calomel tablet Is a prac tically perfect remedy, as evidenced by the fact that the manufacturers have au thorized all druggists to refund the price if the customer Is not "perfectly delighted" with Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime with a swallow of water-that's all. No taste, no nausea, no griping, no salts. By morn ing your liver Is thoroughly cleansed and you are feeling fine, with a hearty an tite Bat what you please-no danger about your business. Calotabs are not sold In bulk. Get an original package sealed. Pri'e,'thirty five ceats.-(adv.) EY D. Smith nd What He n Congress. the war record of South . D. Smith, during the war rity on cotton, and cotton %tes Senate today. His ad on are closely watched by iat the cotton gamblers and 'e fighting him for his ad outhern white farmer, and' E HAS DONE: :ponent of: assed by Congress regulat id restraint on the cotton -uck farmers are indebted b in having inserted in the b as a basis of credit cotton al to the farmers of this long with others, brought uring the war at cost, and as as soon as the armistice Land Banks and had one own State. He fought to mmigration to keep down tsses of Southern Europe astrial establishments, so ouldi not have his wages AND BY HIM. ost influential and ex day. He becomes head of ittee of Congress by rea iator Gore of Oklahoma. -e farmer in the United >r'esentative of the South icultural Committee of influential man in Wash re-elected. A vote cast best interests of the en id next Tuesday, because outh Carolina to re-elect SMIT H