The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, March 02, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 12, Image 9

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i FE TRAOE MARK - 1/ w . rvl a0m _ _ r R~EOI8TEREO Ti11 F('ON VE1.4l() OF1-'"1)('"C M Aj )f cou se folk. didn't - i .lust. what andi how sieb ui-ses do, lheep41t inl' maybe jist, a few. \1low e.d 'twasl." SO :nu1ch no'll-v hist. 11n11 cash;I for. jist a psi' ~i \ whiekced wnstv to414 had, tom bad., \n in1ter.still' 11hinw 40r twk(. I atsit'a1k 11.11nes, but jost YOU \Wd' ussed ik was; a dfwlor's miali Fhe way thern1 nurse'ts got ahwo ehtiinin', "(l it e ,n I' O 1 :lIvis willbON iaej h Ii r iz e abou lin ta t i 1 bI 1lI os for11 ienianl knv \biiut consony't jin. a fiwt \rthr i . rice, anon:u - 'ii kzi &I 4 'iiilmeti Sae elia to A il 2. Or li nes are a iSi 11CE CRAM MnIt 44a ITELIZI ARE ECOI There is no economy tures which bring yo extravagence. Royst omizes for you by mr your labor produce yields. See your Ro and place you F. S. Roystei Norfolk, Va. Richmond, Tarboro, N. C. Charlotte, I Columbia, S. C. Spartansbi Macon, GaI. Columbdus, ( Birmingham, Ala. Baltimo // 4 A no doubt t(Iell 'eImI what to do." Aat last ll )oe, he Sez, 'eZ le, "l- y heck! she cant't dictate tic me. On e day when) p: Is in' old i 's int I .n4ticed II re at le:s.t a scoir wit * Ieople waitin' for their turn. 11\ It made mne lcurious ti learn !i ig What, caulsed the run onl nlux .1111Ma A d ther eurcs tfcr hiccan iid i , Alid tilh r vlrv I'm il . \\.() .c si O hwn .14) If inkson's wife ti four- til Ic , 's I i ct , cnn t the d o. CMc Sleeves ~ ~ Ili tip ;u 11 eil ar btill \ \t so c w thc r wicticn' n r. and ci -c ci :I c ebl t nWiic ' i:iiW tyc11 i', Next <iy I ici in i on the sce Ofsm ll d own ci aV cct .iconecs' c lai' cc it hoek!"c i saycc I)cce, "Shc surce was c-c he1 \ i i~jcc\ cpidic ejc ticc ci x\\ u' whi:ct cii }iccc dc ii 'ii tichc t f l' i to ini I.. c . "Shec liii t lil 'ccc whac~t it wuzc'. - \ic -c. , iiji liii, "ccc -,h It' beller.ti clccn't youc sec, byv Iar I \ w u i- e wahc. :iIn-o b c lb ii A chl'o icini en for thc c li h -'ic .\ccc cccccc-ihcclrccts, ehicice cciil n ii . i tut -jiic' she i :' c ' cm dcicn' ebor Th i Fruits ! est linei of F'ruits, O s fresh, anid f;tl b owV comVpeti d~ii pc COf what and11( 50c__Ilozen. ~O ad4Dzn -~ 35c__Quart. f ndy Kitchen. I mi WO th i it Li f . - -tt }.\be aun C. 'Wskitn N. C. S.) C.Zna a the 20MICAL in cutting expendi- it aia profit. That is er's Fertilizer econ tking your land and i: larger, finer, surer vster Dealer r order ihow. 'Gutano Co. 7I Va: Lnchbulri, Va.n %. C. Wa shin~gton, N. C. Ira, S. C. Atlanta Ga. Ii. Montgome ry, Al. re, M Il 'lOI((lo, ()1n t h A .\MANNING. INTF.RINll\ N: r. \Vhi Te' I i* perieni re r1view with a1 .\ l ing. Iman ..ovoil 1-S IV-), and its sie-41l, will beren h~ t\ ker ii i) er lt ) I tiery it \V. R1. \\h ite. '-. H(o.1111ry A ,.hmw . , gave. the foI~lling stItn' Ie lI, 190itii : "I flferv. i iu Ith ney trubite Ifor t t on I S Ild ha1( to up it a 10 tIt od I I -h hIll h Ilii t I't i s t heT O idmw i - ert i iii tiii ti~t-l tliII I f I Pt I, c; Ii t wh h-h wt n h ii' hi ly i ,. I , t It t ine l brijk . Iu filt . ut. iil!f t -d ' lon tn',Itiv u ih h i w I .ll h ek m-he I h1:1 ;1!1 4l '1 inl w i Im. ' ittit P il t tt~u tn-y I n- I 0 ph-n reilitf mi ng t n-' fee l l : -r i I:.\ ,Y T |-: ii .:\ii i \ l-t Ii.: ,. I''ebruary i I h5. 1 1 .\r Vht Is alwis a ph'a u- tit reei f oti ni' 'i . w Iii I Kidn i 't lhi. I foun i tn nly n-nt - t ha 'tflt t i t n t. ; Ii Ii t-~ f~n-t It n's en ti on Itdl m 2' id -y l'i ll . I - t.i \Vit i had .1 I.' it :r l in - i., I iile .~ V. 'yIdon't( h alie niCfI il ( :n ool Hie bin Marh 2ul ah > s Ito AIu'n 2wy n-m. e LdKI, .utuUEIIg, iD. U, THE PRIC[ DECLIN[ Neary .I year ago an article on the ice situation was printed in this Lgazie, accompanied by two g-raphs lWitiar file moveients of tIie whole Spresof certain groups; of com. 1913.* Since that tilmo have witiessed one of tIhe mo.s -Ci itate price dIeliles ill histry. i Ill ie r iev ie.w of' the presv t p:-10- e Ilatson, andl a bringing of [he two Iyh~s lmore nearly down to date, Iay reflore le of interest. Xhle(Sale pri(es in gleerl a "ener Iy reachedl their peak inl the spring ) 1920, after rising pretty stelidily I nmore thanl four years. InI April ()r y, 11120, they turned downward: and 'e bee) falling ever since. Ilow " h (id t hey lrie adt how much have y fallen l'ifroml that high point ? 11cour-se, Variou01.s COM m11101it ivs-; vevd differelntly, and all that will be f eml)pted inl the present artielt will anl exanunlationl (1f the genleral, orf. -ralge, wholesale pice level, .1nd. challes ill various co11o1 dity ( 41ps. Ill estimatinug' the chanfl!tes p I have taken place in thu gene'ral , rage of wholesale pr'ices, s I ei nyliations are avaihable. ()Or e Iwo most commony referredt' , I u1sed al'e the index 1)IilllI's of' idstreet and of the I'nited iuIl . r11.1a1 of 1Labor SI at ist i's. S e Inlpiling.L Bradstreet's i imIl.I x f n her, pries 4n1 1 i' .irst uf I' 'h41 i n1h1 are und.'l and fluctlations. dur. lthe iIlonthI are disregarde~. TI'ln I't Ilibel of conmnodities wlose r ri ar wh is !6, llar e1 ly r:k\. -); i ils. Thv Ihemlhod Imploev(d ll i i .vr at ohw average, is not r rm Wcism - t- 1ins itine- 4 o f nwshjn ,mr n I ad Idin e togetherl Ihe pri e inl b.11 a SIand centsf one poun'd ft (hth fI fhe 9 var1ious articles - but the mi.l . : 11n e appears to( resporn! 11ai .1 t1o ('lhan1lg('s in business ('4nditi m11*; i thus to i. ;a fairily .,o h a . '. what is takinlg4 plI e. -r~~ee wh lesh'prices hall 401 e briary 1. 1920, t, 127 I - i- 1:t1 14' What thleyv we4'r inll lh.. I V I :. I'r4 n 1 -'1 bruar I ill Alm- i :1 1 sit no cbanm- wa retc-ora, bd IM w I :ltigl downw4a it h a p red, which) le t re inl r1pidity 'o1 rd4 lh. .-?I, Ihe year.. Thl.e .( rslt was th " 44 b 4 1 'lr dl? r t 1 i nide4x I'll I -fmr all conunedlifties ComImIIIf~ d i 11.11 -.> per 4eilt Ilom the 1v , bru ry 1. Thel gIvate-A declin' rrdinl Itextile.s mnd naval shoi-e I.m 1 n". 4 opping 5-4 per cent and 1.- t11141. -1 per con( bet ween -' 4o ' t i n '445 (4(4cb 1. T1eV I per( nt I t e ls-hwceen thl two ;'V. X.1, : ' x4 h- a 41 .t i4'* '' o 1:1 - ( OUJR J( Iuildinlg Ilaterials -- --- 8 41 ;henicals lind drugs - 5 All comillodities -----35 PjObIaVbly at bett'r index of genleral .hole sale prcsthant Bradstreet's i.. lIe imdex of the tUniited StItes Hu eu1 of Labor Stu t ,sties. A ve ra ve lontihly prices are obtained for :v-h f 327 vOin'ilities, coveri a i.li ;Il -of raw aind manufaced Il.(, tiets. III compiting the ltidex numtuii rs the avorwne ilontlly prieof it'l ariicle is inuliplied by the t' i lited (juial.tity of that article mae. eted inl the cins year 19i in m r to 1v itt-h ich nli inillrtne I Owe r-s'lt pr'opol'tiona:te to jts jIM-_ Irtance inl the country's m'arkets. The sat:, arite tlien mbtle I kip, tlie toti ivig tlie appirox:11:ate valtn. of the >mubinligi commodlithts for the( mon11 1th) I (tles' ion. It is like i:1akiiip th time bill of gnom1s ieach monthIi at. that I nth's- prices :aid comlparing. the n this bill (if go'iv s 14,t 'lit ere, t I im's. 1) facilitato comparisonl, Own tOtaIls ir eaCh iti i-e redied to pr t -iti !.c of thec aventve lmonthly si filr 113. This Inct Il, ;1n I 't- I r imber and vaIrie t articl: in utdeid ll Ithe i illex inimb r, mi l it 'oI -bbly t he best ava ilable me1a Surie whlolesalIf prices inl-l erl According to( the index(- itm111her f f . Hureau <.'1, falr Statist it av r ( wholf-sale. prices revachedi their -:Ik i .\lay, 1920, then lering 172 p"r nI abhove th. ir 1913 It-v ls. 'll , ull will..' inl1tIi I.hey evi'lutj )I' I1 ald have kiept on fallin'' (v He . I ll he upward ne vem.-l I In hitet advllit' wastit Scof vto r'ish od, which continii . ties had st-tried dowInward, re:nhin Septemiber :I point 271 pvr eenl 140% t' IN : averageu. In Ih-eembr thw avrag*[, of whIi. ItN priGs 1. declined : per clnt ,)m thll hi.-h point reached inl .\lav. 11 ch1.Isse ()f (1111nod iti dld not uln do4wnlward ill .111ne, Some if them, tab ly l houil furnIIish ig odv '. Vl and h t m , ill v nlt inluilp, 1) v s1, la noionths jonter 11v I ( mherol, h:wv 1r al e~il~i , a lis 11:1.1 delchnt d S1,11- ha .o rl hiQIh Fp int for- tII - Nyear. 411( 01 AS T.\T ( Qt' F,,T]() . Hd Farmelr" \.dd \\ ord 14 1t n~~ ~ inli u Irt I nI ,It h .i inI on I n wh Ir I , Ihm \k I Y D E I \R' <deal said about pess'limism and tfi1 " pessimist. A great nidny people co) 11 fuse facts vith I)essimism, tryin thereby to destroy the force an weight of the un3(enliable facts. W shoul always face facts as a brav Sobber.1 dioes wh.Io goes into battl. Ix the brave felow who charges tl) Canno 11 ls mo I(Iuth Il v pssiml"ist becaus it r-ij-,lizes that dI:3Inger of the. f thmt dea'.th i... Storing him in) the( facfT , :M(Iit ifth uses caution and all th proitect itn av':ilable. will we colilem it a.s '..w.3:nije('-.? No. A thousan tim3': lit). Thon just S41, we ought t Inte th-- f.t that thil is an abno - 1ial tin3' and w'e oughi1t t) get. at a' - , the tarts inl the are'. Now, let's ge 9 somew 'if 1l-mt. . . I h 4 it I) I I I o I Iw cr'op is plae, a , for South (ir-llina aIt arouri 13, 1000, 001 hales. Wouil it bring, if thr'ovi on the 3inarb3 o i nore331 than $5, in r halev. Th-tt !!ivtes to $G;5,000,000 W e usl: inl thll tale ha year, 1,105, -) 1) 1"1s ." )I g 3:3m, wouhi $830 per to t Iw to") Ilivuh a pr3 3'e to, put per toln' l 3 ) that1 o di-ts rol -w for gu11 $.11, 1 1.:;:0. In thll. 1: h ivir'sit' v week IY ne3\wV. .f Di-mb r 2 w 'iv e j I. - taald 1h:t thll 3 a :n1 1 Ii h cit (if t i .tate or lo d .is a~ u p I ., : 1,0 o, 1, lit r, 1 Ie- th ird I mo r alvony wo te : awe sev o -irv ahl3 t . . ( 1() too I 1 . 1311. Now, take our (3unty I.3l-ren adwe donl't supposi Wk are*( anly - w3r3 1 o ' h 11 3 y 10 1t .113 t t r' the3bank s atin3its : done 3 -1 ; bodm h ('ywed till. hm t ~ al -l . n ( 3/min. Our3- bllks hla\(, beenvj a1 s'IF ..Y a Iwy r: v, liand 1.1i m, a 3. u '' ' h l 113n1 nt (3 : it n T I it (Ml unr 0n'Cihanlts th '. me that I 2 h, v333I : IIw inei.- thoi3) (3t' Ii So ei. ill 01-,.1 po h3 old1 t .--r (3Itto(I. 7\33 1- c-111 ;1 6 11.4' a If3 Stilli t wouh3.i 31o wt .% 'r 3:vIn half the' 3u3 n3 t. If , I 1 i- cotton n o11w will n1 pay b u 1 :111f i t' 3 his 1ccount a risent prics it w ul' have to go III:-!'pe p nnd I,- p:3I, a3ll the '.3'u ) ' 3i3and n h 3'' le 3t t i I y hi< tx 's. - r 13 t. ' 3 o im' he 11 pahl t"' . I* .!,- r such onldhions h (,%. i 3 th' .(- f3l3w3 3 I] \( with a11 ,orlt lit om r t w na.1 his debts4 and - taxeCs,? \\' :I!'l !1 <;1-: th t tigma1: "I i r;h ho r1)ni.3 d ' ), buit, it d33 s t o k h' .- 1 1. 3r3 -ove3 -nort down3 w. :r, w t4) 'Ntre33331s on) i s rnoi e i on anld r ol. For f for o ive t* in 1,1- 1 th 1,4 :a lapnta e I i . u:3 ! o .1 h1 .1% .\ ; I auto m i)31' 3) 131 * 4' u ' . r m33ost. of, Shoe erav4 f e.'I . ,'d r Am l \ d w eN\( w.33' th3' 1 th- tromendous sum in illt' d m 1th' m :1 :h,. inn o-ral 11.(s thev : h1 . i:m ut to3 1.. th re 3'rlit bI be a an m lu 1le andi wit~h un hI ui.l -I' I - Iat : d . 3e l t 3 s.u a n - 11 v3 11' Subscribe to The Times iLr 31F