Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FROM THE SOUTH CAROUNA D[YELOPMENT BOARD Columbia, Oct. 18.--South Carolina ahe begun to advertise itself to the rest of the country. It is securing some excellent publicity in maniy sec tions of the United States, judging from the letters received almost every day by the South Carolina Develop ment Board. These letters are main ly requests for information regard ing the state, especially its agricul tural and industrial possibilities. South Carolina was one of the first states to organize a development board. Many other states are now fol lowing the lead of South Carolina. Let ters asking for the plain of organiza tion of the development board have been recently received from Oklahoma, Ohio, Washington and Illinois. Even California, which is considered the best advertised sate in the union, has requested information as to the pre cise plan of organization here. The directors of the development board recently launched a little news paper call the South Carolinian. Copies of this are being sent tliroughout the country, to Chambers of Commerce and other civic orgpnizations. These copies are evidently bearing fruit, for several farmers in the middle west are seeking information about agri cultural locations in this state. The directors of the development board are considering the production of a "South Car~olina Handbook," which will be cirrulated in large quan tities in every state. The South Carolina Development urt rntttittttnttttmitmuttitt:::itt PRE For Cool Which must inevitabl2 plying yourself with Tar Heel They need no introd of Clarendon county, f< century they have done in Clarendon county and We have a beautiful whites with pink and bilu to the usual standard. orders. Th O'Dnell II SUMTJ |Give Us We want Cott We want We w We Makei Our ta The F. N. XW G. T. FLOYD, Manager Board through its commission on markets will strive to find a ready cash outlet for every pound of food pro duced in the state. One class of food about which there has been some diffculty in the past was that produced by the nunierous canning clubs. Though of high qual ity and relatively cheap in price, lack of officient marketing facilities has caused a large annual loss. Conferences are now in progress be tween development board officials and Miss Chiristine South, state director of the home economics forces at Win throp College, looking to a satisfac tory market for every pound of can ned goods put up by the girls in the home dlemonstration clubs. In one item alone, thousands of cans of to matoes are turned out each year by these gjrls, and even so, other thou sands ihight be if there was a mar ket. The development board has now taken uP the matter of the sale of all canning club goods with one of the largest chain grocery store corpora tions in the country. Officials of this company have expressed themselves as anxion's to handle the products of the home economics members. . They will do so, they say, on a business-like basis, and by placing the goods in their hundreds of stores, find a quick market for every can produced. This matter will be brought up at the next meeting of the board's mar kets commission for definite action. Miss South will attend the meeting and act as the representative of the clubs in closing the negotiations. Two o fthe five commissions have been organized and are in action ARE I Nights ! r come very soon by sup Blankets! uction to the good people >r nearly a quarter of a service, and good service, adjoining counties. assortment of plaids and e borders, all sizes and up Come in or send us your Cotton ii on in public yard Cotton in open a mnt Cotton in gin want Cotton on:i Ve want Cotton i 'se of our increased Cotto\ cilties are at your commaw ILSON INSUR A N TRY SARORAS FOR AN UGLY TEMPER Cleanses the System, Purifies the Blood, Stimulates the Stomach and Tones Down the Temper. Ever hear them say: "Poor fellow his liver is out of shape?" Maybe they say it of you when you feel blue, mean, despondent; and maybe they're right. A stomach out of order, a sluggish liver and a nagging indigestion or dys pepsia surely will affect your equili brium. It is a reason rather than an excuse for "flying off the handle." Watch your feelings. When the ear ly morning finds you mean and cross, think of your liver kidneys and stom ach. Tliey need cleansing. Your di gestion needs assistance. Stop your rash eating, regulate your habits and help your stomach and liver along. with SarDraS, an A-1 Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Blood Tonic. Contains no alcohol. It is a scientific preparation of medi cinal roots and herbs especially pre pared to invigoract the liver and kid neys, cleanse the blood and digestive system and hell) the stomach in per forming its duty. A tablespoonful before each meal will do th( w6rk. Common laxatives only leave you in worse condition than before. Sar DraS cleanses the stomach, liver and kidneys and nature does the rest. Ask all dealers and jobbers. those on natural resources and indus trial research and drainage and drain age projects. The others will be set in motion within a week. They are on markets, live stock and health and sanitation. At the organization meetings of the two first named in the rooms of the development board, definite programs were adopted and specific undertak ings outlined for attention at once. This plan will be followed by the oth ers, so that within a few (lays there will be actually at work for the ad vancement of important matters of stite-wide concern five groups of the ablest men and women the state con tains. Exhaustive examination of the sub ject of natural resources and indus trial research disclosed an almost com plete lack of definite and coordinated policy in South Carolina. It was thought best, therefore, to first en deavor to meet this need by naming a committee to make a study of exist ing laws and submit a report to the people outlining a basis for a fixed policy for the protection and develop- j ment of the state's resources. This report may be expected soon. Similarly, the drainage commission will undertake to create a policy to apply to all parts of the state which will be equitable and of immediate and lasting benefit. Incidentally, it is expected that the work of this com mission will result in the creation of greatly increased property values for the purposes of taxation, which will lighten the general burden. Subscribe to The Times LB - Life is a hun. is racke~d with p worr ie.ad th GOLDM AVt TIhe nat oneI rem <. H ,.;.! or ',vor 200) yeu ;ti a n emr y Li 1 pi wi m. troub'.l:--I A'l dai , taar.' .'s 1.uok for the rame GodI t~d~ on (m J e ad a-:ce.-a no im, t.1 i Bales! S. ;heds. yards. Farms. n warehouses. z lines. nd. CE AGENCY, Manning, . C. RE H % D1 We o1 UnbeU THURSDAY, BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA $1.89 16 inches wide, Heavy Quality, the best grade of Taffeta. This is an exceptionally good bargain, yard - $1..9 LINEN HUCK TOWELS 49c Large size Union Linen absor bent, special for these three (lays only, each_ 49c TABLE DAMASK $1.10 64 inches wide, Heavy Quality, pretty patterns--large stock to select from, yard . WOMENS SILK HOSE 98c Full fashioned, seami in back, dlouble heel and toes. Blac k,I Browvn, Taupe, Field Mouse and! White--... ----..8 LADIES' SHOES $6.50 Black Kid, Medium Heel, in lat est style, this shoe is worth your looking at,$6 5 pair WITEI' BLEACH 25c 36 inches widle, good gradle, sp)ecial for Thur sdaiy, Friday anid Saturday 2 c BLANKETS 25" off The kind that keeps you wa rm, a beautiful 25ol selection-- - . SHIEPAI) C1IECK( 89e 3inches wie. B lack and Whtite ('hecks, special for Tlhursdaiy, I ri day andi~ Satuirday, 89e~ BOYS' UNION SUITS~ $1.19 A full size heavy Fleece L ined Garmnent, this is a big feature for Tlhuirsday, Friday and Saturday, eacht [ C R I )UBR fer the folk itable Specia FRIDAY a BELDING SPOOL SILK 10c 50 yard Spools. All colors to select from, spool _. ......._ _._.. .. 1 CREPE de CHINE $2.00 40 inches wide, Street and Even Ing Shades, heavy quality, Pink, White, Gray and Old Rose, yard .............. COAT SUITS $19.75 A large stock to select from, these Suits are of Serge, Broad cloths and Wool Poplins .....5 FLEISHERS KNITTING YARNS 49c Violet, Cardinal, Purple, Pea cock, Blue, Silver, Gray, Wild Rose, Shell, Pink, Black, etc. ,f b a ll .. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES $1.69 Made of good quality Ginghams, in pretty Plaids, all size sS( speil for Thursday, lF'riday ivtif and Saturday _ 1.. K UPPENHEIIMER CLOTHES 20% off .1 ustl receivedl a new sh ipmient of these famous Suits, all )(% off sizes and styles MEN'S WORK P'ANTS $1.98 Tlh e kinad you always paid $31.00 for. D on't lhesitait( or the y w.ill be COTTON FLAXNNEI>; 29c a7 inc 29ayWegt c, BOYS' HEAVY RIBBFAD STOCK(INGS 59c T'hese Stoiek ings are guairantceed to wear longest, 5 Blacks (illy a-m 3E ON >wing Is for SATURA STETSON HATS $8.00 Everybody else gets $10.00 for these, get here while the picking is good $ MEN'S WORK SHIRT $1.39 IHeavy grade Work Shirt, double stitched, two pockets, special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, each ..- $1.39 WOMEN'S FLAffNEL GOWNS $1.95 In regular ar.d extra sizes, made of fine quality Outing Flannel, this is your chance - - ----$1 .95 each -- ------------ - t BEST QUALITY OUT ING 27%lzC A moskeg, best Outing, lelnty of Stripes and Pla ids to select from, yard.._ ~f BATH TOWELS 59c l.arge size, 20x37 inches, Tlurk ish Weav'e, come early59 3 to at customjer ..... $7.95 MEN'S BATH ROBES Alade of I Ieavy Qua ty igurned Robing, and Tr'immed, all sizes, each $7 9 WOMEN'S SILK D)RESSES $9.75 \lade of Tatl'et, Saitin~ and Silk 29e 27 incthes, IlIat Quaiy al -,lors, Brown i, I hI k Bu MEN'S SHIIRTS AND D)RAWEVRS 85c Re guI lion lleavy~ Weig mht FlIeece L ined, all