Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Leave Yo Packages Wraps EFIRD'1 We Glad Keep The i Make I The November 1 as Sumtei, C * EFIRD'S H< * and profitab our prices ai spend the w lF IR Wholesale Retail. BETTER FEELING NEEDED BY NATION Time for 'assions and Iatreds to Subside. AITE1.Al, BiY Ml'AIM) )emocratic lParty Can Rlehabilitate Withi 'roper )irection. New Yirk. Nv. 7--William G. Mcv.\oo, formeri secre tary of the Illnlunenting onl t he result ofi the nat tinal electionl, declared that "what the Loun try netedsis suStSidlence of "' the passions11 and h nitrled engenderedI a by' the war:t alnd the partisan appeaLlls a "It is of no value fo? try to explain a the catuses of the l)emiocratile defeat o Novemln-r 2,'' [lhe statemen~t. said. o tory hals givenl that partyv thel presi- h done~y a bo1)th houses of theii con- a gr(ss. At fle .\lareb .1, next, it will not ('vaih- or escape- its failure to peform the~ promises it, has made e toi the (ounltr.l. I Undrj (or politicalh systemi it. is athvays btt er to hlaveL oneL imrll ilty contro at Wash ingtonl a "'What tiheI countrv mplleratively needsI hlhw isnsbtlnie of the pas sions andi hatredlis iIienlenre by the warI an di he partl:ho n pol it ieal ap' pealIs that have tolltowed. Thle co1n tryi siik it poilitl s tmilrr :al1 i conltroversie. it wants dlomesti0 as wants rIot rat ion of that tine spirit and11 internaiiItion lirolems of great gravity. ITh unly wayi to solve them\ is througiuh cilupiration. The highestc dut of the i lelrisl f b t i aries isb therefore- t:: prmte hae tler el ngamongi bt u all clsst ur pee I' ft re tri frn til l t ieas nto I brini tol bilarlupononld hrougro- . lhmlt that iso a liininat. l anI i l- t' itgen ItosbaiS n ihr'L ougho lwich by pubtlii serv i i tlelvuis.8 fet.o its fario u frin diu t is not p ur and Court it ly Sumt fird's H4 tore tha 6, 17, 18, 19, are g xtends the glad han xadquarters during y le. We have a con -e the most reasonal eek with us. Ind X Will Rheumatic 00 Bind You ] If you had Rheumatism last yea: and treated only the pains of thi disease by rubbing with liniment and lotions, you can be sure th soonagain you will be in the shack les of this relentless foe. You ma get some slight temporary relic from the pams of the disease b: the use of these local remedies, bu Rheumatism is too real and relent less a disease to be rubbed away. So many eases of Rheumiatian come from a tiny germ in th< lon people it wvill live. What we lust dto no0w is to build( up) andi trengtheni the pazrty organizatilon ot ini the fiter'est of any indiv idu al r' group or faction but fo the cause f' democrracy itseltf and above atll .rsevceo tountry. It wil not e d iflicult, through proper lead(er hi p andI organization to reinspiret art y enilthuia~sm, to res;tor'e parity~ nity, toi maintain party idteats and iiples1 andI to regain poputl ufnltdenre. To th is task Democratic ade Ir's muist no0w devote thiemse lve's th uinsel lsh pa1triotis mand cour-1 1GilT IIDERS GO TO D)ILI.ON COUJNTl' I) iltori, N ov. 8.- Eiarly this morniny becamie generally k nown that thi egrt population of Dilton andi th< mmeiiatet viinlity had heen v isi tes a turday n ight and~ Sunday night ha tbodty of people stytling themselver Ii nighti ridecrs firoim Nor'th Carol inta iveria cardits wvere shown today t vhtite ci tizenis of the town and~l t hi ards werie cap ltionedt, "We't Ani' I ere." They adm non ishedt the nleg roi o bi. in thie cottoii fietds Mondiay ilornmlij w.ith their faiieis andI thal hey sthouth llage $1 per hundredi~ foi irk inrg short ctton antd $1.25 amt .50) for tli(kinig tong statpte; a lsi hiat thery shouldt only pick for peo Ie who wouhi pay these prices ami hat Sattuiday was wash itay miaj hat. they shoutid pick ciottiii fim 'Ihitt peleti. Thtien cards wen son-ailr I withI red ink. They wire iieatty r inlted in goodt type and were sigiie Night. Riideis t/roim the Oht Nort I ,tate.'" Quite it tot Of tbusi ness har ten left, by the negroes throulghoti it day anit they are fearing troubb~l iinightI. One fatmitly of negroies le ft iwn timinoy ntilta the oc-ac - tciei -es E F1.i er's Newest !adquarte t Forced -- oing to' be Big Days ir d of welcome to you our visit. We will do kplete Stock of Fall M( >le to be found in thi. )EPAF The South's La SUMTE sn Again land and Foot?. blood, that you should try a rem. edy that has proven so thoroughly satisfactory in these cases. S.S.S., thc fine old blood remedy cleanses - the blood of all impurities. and re r moves all disease germs that may r creep into the blood. Begin taking r S.S.S. today, and if you will write a complete history of your case, our - medical director will give you ex pert advice, without charge. Ad dress Chief Medical Adviser, 157 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. vr.Amass meeting of white citi zen wa's lhebl here this afternoon, conning inth strongest termsn9 the wor of he~ night rid1ers, anld the ollcer ofthecounty are on the alert taprehendt t he guilty parties. Thle commun9iiity is notL in sympiathy with such t act ies and9 wvill not standl~ for t. T1here has always existed throuighout1. 1)illIon county ani un-. usually cordiai~l and kindly feeling bePtween' the whites and1( the blacks, and1 the negroes as a wvhole of the county1 are hi9w abiding and indus trious. They cla imi that they have no9 t denm9199ded excessi vely high wages for9 pick ing cotton, but that dlifferenlt farmiers have bid for their services and(( they ha ve alccepltedl the hiighest prlices 991eredl. fl'Al'l ITYTRUi Ilmo C9909 olletge, No)vemlber 9. One of thle most51 con99nuon9 d iseases of the farm99 pl9tr'y lock du~rin1g thei nton9999 is rou1.p, 59ay poultr'y special Fs of the UnIitedl S1tts D~epalrtmient Agriculpre.ITis disealse is fie uetl fn i damp poor99ly veniti vhIpe an 1 9995id f 99ow S vit lt.I (Fowl V9,9t i999 shoul cnsist o lmntn the\99 w lakling~s fro99 thet Ilock and9( ECZINAjI M0oney 9 'cck without quen9t on If HUNT1'S9 Saivo faill in th.. treatmnent of ITICH, ICVEMA. R(INCGWORM, TETTE ~9R orft II 0o9 t ht ritcing skin diseases. Tiry a 75 rent box at ousr risk. I)I('1SON'S 1)1I1IJ: WTREa IDS and Busiest rs Durin Prices Doi i Sumter during FAIl to attend, and we e everything possible t irchandise, bought sin< community. Come LTMEI rgest Merchants R, S. C. providing a house that will be dry and free from drafts, but well ven tilated. An additional prevention against this disease is the following. Add as much potassium permanganate as will remain on the surface of a dime to each gallon of drinking wa )fou Make T HE chief considerati a cozy, artistic hom4 and decorate It Let your home reflect y choice of correct and harm whatever your needs, be su~ have proven their worth protect as well as to beaut Have stood the test of time and will give you longes No matter the surface-there is Evuery Peurpose, a number o economically use youraelf. AL DERMA] Me rviCe Fr I Store Su Sumter'. wn in Sur Z WEEK, and EFIRD 'specially desire that o make your visit bol :e the slump in the m bring your whole I 4T ST PC ter and keep before the fowls. This acts as an antiseptic and will help ;o keep the birds in good condition. An attempt to cure the individual of i roup is not advisable, for, although I in the majority of cases, there may I be an appa;ent cure, the danger of % reinfection is great, and frequently < on in the creation of is the way you paint ur own taste by the unious color effects. But re to specify Paints that because you paint to If y. for more than fifty years t: service at lowest cost, a Pee Ge. ParNt Produce for F them you ca eas~Il and Nl STORES pet Your lends at FIRD'S )uring ter's Fair. s Fair! I nter! I S, as well A you make A h pleasant I arkets, and II amily, and O___R ER *R ORI )pposite - a ist Office. A uch birds cause the disease to preal throughout the flock. The afest policy is immediately to re niove such birds from the flock and ill them as soon as they show the rst symptoms, recognized by a vatery discharge from the nostrils r eyes. -mAsk For These Free Paint Books "Homes and How to Paint Them".. Contains many beautif ul illustrationse of attractively painted home., show. floor plan., gives specifications arnd tells how to select the right colors. "The Modern Method of Decorating"..-. This beautifully illustrated book gives the lateat and best ideas on the decoration of interior walls and ceilings. It shows a number of rooms designed by leading artists, giving exact specifications for ob. tain harmnioKus colreffects with "The Modern Method of FInIshIng Wood" -If you intend to build or refinish your home, this illustrated booklet will be of great help to you. It contains 20 color plates of fnished wood panels, and gives practical advice how to take care of your floor, and woodwork. Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., Inc.