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TrH E More and im growig in po)U velous Ford chas, easy riding-whi weather; dust-pr and comfortable ity of the car, cou money in operat: surpassed "Ford scattered all ovei until the Ford- ov service, where th are applied in th< The Ford Cc sician to the travi pleasure car for Ford Coupe, beca must have a littli F. R. Dingle Summertoi DEV[LOPMENT OF THE "Ti ANILINE DYE INDUSTRY T When Eve first awakened to con- "6 scious life in the garden of Eden, she probably greeted the iridescLt col- Ask ors of the dawn with a happy laugh, Gra and watched the sun tirow his golde:t (rapl robes over the purple vales of Kornah Han with a hiart full of wonder and wor- f ship. E' ..... Al-Price Iroml thiose' dlim dalys !o the pres;ent Irc t imei(, c'olor has bien to th~e m indl of ordeci m1an what salt is to his food. .Fromi Ma; the( white simees of the Arictic regions to the 1huniun ing jtungles; :and swamps of tropic lands; from infCancy' to old age, every man, woman a'nd clil d uses color in some fo:-m or a not her, in their (hii y life. TPh ere are r'aces which (do noi t uIs( ttonu, race(s which (do not use wool or silk, but the re are none whic'i do not muake~ some attemipt to (list ingu ish and h-t ut ify theiri cloth ing, their homies, their wveaponis, or tified, even the ir I 0mb s by t he use of (010or. furI ithei On some Cf the long buied(' ruiins of ests of' aincie'nt cities;, in the sand hidden thicki's tombs of E'gypt, and on thle rocks of their t< 'Cen tralI A mnerica , (colors are still found, Juiii housa nds of year s a fter th le hands amnd lie whic mtixe ~id and1( a ppliedt them hamve tourn c: been folded in the d ust of ages. T1he tints,r beautiful shadles antI tits of muany ofC coal mi thei Eastern ruigsaion carluets, 'still ti thi br'illiantt' fter' hundoreds ofC years of' the' int expou~sure' to sunlig'ht andi wear in the the' Ea mousuLes antd b~az/aarsi of the( Ea~ist, af.. te Ca: the caravans of A ria andI Syria, scarlet: shiow~ color.< that. ate thle pritc(less our for ('hara'ucter'istic's of' the rugs Cromi l)ag.. greenis, hestan, IHokht:oma, ( ainthihar, and Kur- Our iow Tlhe obul dynmasii.ters knew the art of in I| the .ixtapositiont of color0s, the pin- Williar cipule of saturated shailis, and the r. ing wi suilts w''a'te today in these rugs are acc'tidlen attributall to t his knowledlge rather react io than to theii merits of t he' dy's used. dlyc. A TIimte was not the (el'eet (if coinsitl- indultstr t'ration ini fte tconlomic coimdit ions of sandit ir those (lays that it is now, and if it thioisam was ntitetssar y fto bild up shadeIL uonl biorna shade tin a skeini of wool, in order to bloniigs obit aini a tdes ired resuti t, the leisure Na turei and laborii to do it were Lungrudlginigly l or iven. Instinct ive'ly, they knew fte tons idt valuet of' (colori cominailtions; that at velopin base oif d~elic'ate violets 01r lpinks woui Eniglisl eltow thr ioutgh stubseriuen t tr'eatmei(nts i iona wi th moriie bilI lit t ouch es of color1 fee(ted.l like the, transl utetntI tints oif a1 sea- Thent shll or |the opascen'('it after'glow of a as one stuniset. briief s Those Easter dyiet s wvere nuatur'al Germa'il dyes, miade fromi the leav es antI hariks lierial of' vt'getable growths found in the wNith t Iie'lds anid Cores ts of t~he latndls where age'dt wea';ver's sat c.rossleggetd at their handl cheie looms, and patiently picked ini colori (otryt thrmead a fter' cotloreCd thriead, ligur'e af the stot ter figureo, tintil the whole beautiful came ( scheme wvas developed. ' f'ull Through the Middle Ages dowvn to chiaraei the Colonial infancy of our own couni- pieople tr'y, Nature pr'ovidled the juices and ex- powerf tracts by which doublet andI gabardine, tail sur fnr'thingalc and homespun. woru baun. mont The Ford Cc ore this fine enclosed car for lar demand. Strongly built, t iis. It brings' to its owner ev le sliding plate glass window oof and water-proof when the in inclement and \vintry weat pled with the low economy of ing expense. Behind it, and e After-Service" which is giver - the country, together with si iner is always within immedi e genuine made ForO parts, a ! carb of this car. upe administers to a great vo Aling man, from the engineei' t two it is unbeatable. We ask use we want to make delivery a time. Come in and talk it o Clarendon Motor Manning, S. C. Motor Co., ,S, C. reaction ie More You Eat, of temi he More You Want" Sie' p the vasi silk, lea ,rapefruit and - Pineapple industri Oranges." "Good?" dependc the people who eat our fruit." Enorr Aruit -----------$3.75 a box meits e 4es -------------.. 4.25 a box Hlundred Oranges and half Grape- of wor1 ruit ----- --------$4.00 a box raminfic S. t. b. neanatee, cash ith I states natee Hammock tent to Fruit Company, afe rowers and shippers of indu1str.3 SUGAR MILL ItRAND)" outtid (C'IRUS FRIT IiS. unt ion, MIANATEE, F"LORID)A. mloreQ in mng our quest ior and1( as mani learnedt to travel preserv; alield1 for his-needs, the for- Thie Cen tr-al A mericai andl the acacia coalI- tar I of Indaiai were nmade to yield also m dli for the color needs of man. days of >er andi~ pokeberry, ('lde rberry which hi ien, cut ch andl logwood , were in mionopo, tIled upon for (heir tribute of standis nd( t he h iddlen secrets of the st ormi ( ie were as ye-t un known. Up P The1 s niiddlle of the unineteen th century the sami go of BengalI, the ma~ldler of vioets rt Indies, a nd the coch ineal of troe i ia ry Island, were the chief ode- lavendle re for brilliiant blues, reds and walk( at whide for the sober hues ol qutisite ('fathters, oliabis aund browns: and ohantgedl the sumae~i andt black oak of acidl an ra fields anod forests yielded t heir that kalI stan tlIy a young E~nglish chemist, When II. I'erkin, while e'xpe(rmient- impossil Lh the odistillatin of coal-tar, our1 coli ally odiscoverert that a (erta in mia ute n yieldedo a wondoerfuil mauve situtat io t that. mnoment, the coal-tar dlye war, th y, with its muore thani one thou- on wh io dividual coors, and its tens of pend otl idls of possible shadles, was andti sue: nd thuus to a'n Eonglish cheni ist by the the credit of firist unlocking Pr'ophec 's hidden sunlight, must be 1 few years a fter this dliscovery withI co ia ble progress was miade in deC- Ilives, ui g this branch of science by cuirreta I and1( French chenmistsa, and ad.. freely I colors werie p roducedl and pe r- nels. Tlhe ', e no' the Wvari of 1 870- '71 , andl andl wi of the consequenices of th is or; all truggle came the unification of remnani ty, whieb gave rise to the Im- were mi Germnani Patent System, which du1ce de: her legislation gieat ly encour- original ue dlevelopmnen t of 'organic intendeo il an dloyestuff' resear chi in that fabrics r. Fromi that timne uinti Ilt 91 Our e ry of the dyestuff industry be'- forcedt ~erman. dlyestuff creodit must be giveni to the encounti eristic thoroughness of these eqjuipm< tor research, backcd by the most pui uLI impulse of their Governmen- use ofi rort. New methods of treat- chanical vmre dnvied, ombinnain of o ar , "AL CAR. upe two-but it will carry three-is he body rests upon that mar 3ry modern-day convenience; 3 make it breezy and cool in hot windows are closed-it is cosy her. Then there is the durabil first cost and the saving of very other Ford car, is that un by the army of Ford dealers )me 15,000 authorized garages, te touch of dependable, reliable nd the genuine Ford methods triety of owners, from the phy o the architect, and then for a your early order if you want a as quickly as we can but we ver. Co., W. C. Plowden, New Zion, S. C. s were created, manipulations eratures and conditions of wratresand c~lllit~ll Ofimpossible to obtain ttion and Crystallization Were chnnical equipment. d, vWhich fimally resultedl in line of dyes for cotton, vool, the, mad paper, on which the natural, (Iyoods ea s of the World became chiefly and widespread usc ov lit. mnediately thle prices of ious color making establish- (lities Soarel to heights ine into existence in Germany. viously known. 'llhe i Is of chemists, and thousands Of Mexico, *Jamaci an :men were emlployed. The ransacked with feverisi tions of this grant control ex- wt 'o every quarter of the globe. arate or grale the van ritain, France and the United ~o~.I~e~,teat ver*e content to leave this 00bbaknon- (oeinti leave this control in their nr oadt h i nad but little effort wvas madenanlmaelythwa 75 to develop the coual-tar dye teaalbesipn in these countries until the ediimosbetoh of the European war. Spiisa eeaal~ is another aspect of the sit-caebnrlsple however, which is of v'astly el uchfenca~ iportance than that of supp~ly- wos(ua~a'dfo imdlustries wvith their color re- n 01'niil wr o nits ;it is one that involves the of our national life and the inof our independence, rfsina ation which makes its own dlyestuffs for the (lays or Peace - kes its own munitions for the possible war, aind that nation N..DN is supinely allowed another toAtoc-t ize its color requirements naked and helpless when the lNIG nil ~ues th (ltheirc hldelAiri e ys at impossiislehesoftogrysinni s, ~~u ih mae thhoa nic A NIn. Logwood, quereitronn lu CI~ inigh tonia1w he c eiate.lury. th 5.ie of dities- soitaredoluoowithightis einl.scpe'of baut ca hei uslyknown Th Oit withnooutaoy inteteigent. the Eropea war ad ate torcy gad thevar wod ndeedinfuthrheetuiactNuNG a usingrindustriesowerinith< With theelarailabte(shiaplon reitetimanotsiible sotoronob st~iks a mihtssillheihld ANeeNia. lea1(1 anl im Prt o cas. e oanoluple cswec rely ad tatwo d diappard fon or eliainated fromsourrelaim of co in m rce gaSin Ional JLon. LG. DIN (ry loor ofa il strehusesttornVIeyt sort ofcominaion oftheMANNING, I 5 f stobreks.o oegnoii rme sehds, teade plants, lipoeses, fowhichprdc the eeI .CR orl lu the suiablict foheto-e-n to heks thye sf gas.n nolor using onduies were be~NG o rvergt to theake ohenateral d. t-r aitr-t lifuo l ih wich idcpeo thatt mcineryn at the millsea wasrade WENiRt >lettoaobtainsfurtheranyestufms, >rugindustriese thepressr im-res-t houman u erfarehoud de-.NNWG under the most difficult c -nditiqns. In the meantime a vast amount o capital was Invested in the develop ment of our neglected coal-tar indus try. Cheinical works anA nanufactor ies of dyestuffs sprang up all over th country, some well conceived and ade quately equipped, others obviousl: tepiporary make-shifts designed foi e tracting the greates't profit from thf situation while the 'profitable condi. tions lasted. It is undoubtedly truc that dyes were made and sold durin this time which were not comparabl in point of brilliancy and fastness wit those previously imported. The in evitable result was to creat an impres ,ion in the minds of the public tha d,es produced in America were no equal in value to those produce( abroad. It should be rememberet that many of the unsatisfactory re. sults obtained during the war year. were the outcome of inexpert and un intelligent compounding, and the faul. ty use of dyes in themselves good, bui which were handled by people who dic not understand the dyestuff business. When the war broke out there wer< five American , nncerns engaged It mummmumunthmi Quality Tells J. H. R THE YOUNI Button, button wl V Bargain, bargain wl The answer A. 1 "RIl You'll say so to after A-36-inch good quality Nain sook --- --------------21c 'B-36-inch genuine Lonsdale Cambric ------ --------- 25c C-10-4 Peppered Sheeting, best quality --_ - __.........85c D-36-inch heavy linen finish White Lawn ----------19c E-36-inch fine q lity "Indianl Head" . --..35c F-Finest quality fancy Dress Gingham -------------25c G-Genuine Amoskeag Apron Gi:ham .--- - 15c 11-36-inch Dress Cotton Pop lin ------ --- --------35c 1-27-inch fine Dimities, special at ..-.--25c K-36-inch Pajama Check ns practically special at--------------25c mecessary -me L-Warner Rust Proof Corsets, fustic and oth-- -- - .---------.$1.65 to $3.30 me into a new Lrnight. Im- M-Warner's right fitting these commo- Brassiers ------------.60c never pre gwood forests N-Pongee Shirt Waists -$4.55 Haiti were, k haste, and ittempt to sep Dus kinds of R TG alI cutting and l condlitions on ..--.. tain even such $ $ $ $ $ Ie Prices be - other Easter n m the mar kets, pelled to wvork Cards~ i and look 0~ (INS av o5 __ aour line ne ER aCOme to to ca a be you are rO'Bryan ~m r e IA a. what we hi _- I but would Law a t aanyway. ~ OA you only st an age g a will gv _ Prices anc s. a ways in lin .c. aus when irt TUKES ylor H. Stukes Law I C,.,MMMMME the production of coal-tar products, r depending for the most part on im-l' ported raw materials, and subject to the keen competition or foreign inter est. These five concerps constituted the only foundation on which an Ameri can dyestuff industry could be based. Before they could be developed suffib cinetly tQ meet the situation two otherJ industries, the manufacture of coal-tar crudes and the intermediote products obtained therefrom, had to be creat d. Our Goernment made energetic efforts to establish these preliminary industries in order to meet the de demands for munitions, and -naturally these demands had the first and para mount call. Mone back without qaoet on If HU NT'S Salve fails in the treatment of ITCH RCZEMA. .11N QWO0RM.T itT T EIR cr other itchinff akin disa~ease. Try a 73 cent box atour risk. DICKSON'S DRUG STORE 1s:mu:mm umm umumuumn Price Sells LIG BY " RELIABLE 10's got the button? ind to's got the bargains? is as plain as B. C. t's "BY"9 studying tHis alphabet. O-Boys' Galatea Suits, all styles --- --- --------$3.30 P-Large all ictal brass bound Trunks ----- .$io.00 Q-GenuimI. Middy Cloth Kid die --- --- --------- $2.50 R-Pure linen, brown scarf img _ --- ---. -------.65c S--36-inch heavy quality brown Linen---.----....$1.25 T-36-inch white heavy pure lin en --- -------------$1.65 U--3-inch all wool blue Serge --- --- -------------$1.38 V-All wool Serge Skirts $3.50 to $9.50 W-Men's fine percale dress Shirts - _ . . X-Nurses cloth, fine for all round wear ----------- 45c Y-45-inch high grade 'pillow Tuiing ----.- -........40c Z--Beautiful pat:ern in Curtain Draperies -- ----22c to 55c ETC.-ligby has a fine selec tion and you CAN save money here. Y The Young Reliable. - P IN I rer what we a low you in xt time you'( Wn.5 It mayaJ not in the'J st now foreg ave for sale, g give us the g nid pleasure I I~you thru'g re will show'g ich goods as rou service. I terms al e.Stop with' town