Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MOTORI STS KNOW THE MILEAGE OF THEIR GASOLINE TI A more"Mile perTon of Feed Two thirds of a ton of Purina 0-Molene will go as far as a ton of corn or oats. Make a comparison and you will see that it pays to feed mules and horses a properly balanced ration, just as it pays in dairying or hog raising. 0-Molene is good ground grains, balanced to get more work from work animals. No medicine or stimulants in it. it's all real feed. It's your move. Get a checkerboard bag of Purina 0-Molene and see how far it will go. Sold in c.. kerboard bags only, by Dickson Grocer NEWS NOT[S Of THE AMERICAN L[GION Johnl~ G. I-:m1ery, thle new~ national conil(ander of tiht Alilt'erie:n I gion, hails from ;iGrand Itapids, Mich. lie was born on the Fourth of July forty years ago. Ilis election, which was by a1ccilmiation of the Natimil I-:xecutive Committee, tootk place at the Nation al heaubiuaters :t1 Itidiainapolis. At the saellt time Tomas .1. ihumigan, of IHartford, Coin., was elect ed vice comimander, succvedrling Mr. Eey who Iow fills the vacanev caulsed by the death of I,-. W. Galbraith, .Jr. Mr. Emery is a real estilta opt rator. lie has served as presilent olf the Grand Rallis Re:al Estate Board a1l as .ne of th comlI'lssioners (f that city. lIe is presidient of the Flirst Division ('lub. hlis Iilitary record, dates from his iltrance to the Second Ollicers T'rainling, Camlp at Fort Sheri danl, 1:., Augsis't' 27, 1917. lie attend ed vau-itius schol in I' ran' and was assigied to the llth Infantry of tihe. irst Division. lIf( commanded F2 Company of ti i rgiment ill the MondiierNoanand A\intse-.\a rn.: ofien~ ves t mlt hame a majo. Sept. 1st, 1918 following the St. Alihiel and A. i.onne off nsives. lit' was sevtietIy wounled by sholl fire October 9th. and was inInediately- sent to thle Uniited( States. lit waI s distcharged froim the hospital and from 1th ritimy March 31, 1919. He has been active in the Amerii I c atial'airs ive' since air. Hanningan, Ohe new vice..coml man11der hms served01 as adjutanlt of thv Connecticut departmllent of1' the Ameri clin Legion three years. )ut-ing liei, mit tee on war' isk( insurance- andi tomn plenisatit in. humiiliatedl e'ter- Stur'gis it profs'sioalut wit i m fiv miuf ith u tn BLACKHEADS IMPLES AND BOILS You should regard these out breaks as danger signals. They are a sure sign something is wrong within. Look to your blood at once. The poisonous impurities have collected in your circulation until the danger point has been reached. Start right now, today, to purify your blood with S. S. S. For SpociaI flnoklt't or for intdi. vidualadvice..withour chargo, write Chiwf Modicui Advior. S.S.S. Co., Dop't 32, A t a nt..Ga. Got S. S. S. att your druggist. he Standard Blood Purifier :m mm~m mu mmmm T K~NOW THE"MILEAG" OF YOUR FEED 100 Lbs. PURINA OMOLENE P'OR HORSES y and Feed Co. cepted tle challeige and not only re ma ineld with the "Iarvel" live in unites but hurled his oppolnelnt over Ihis lead and floored him squarely. After the victory the "maske-d marvel" sent hisl wrestling imrtner to meet Manos. The ILegionnaire threv: him with evel less dilliculty. Refusal to admit a onle-legged ovel' seas- veteran to the swimming tank at a New .wrsey amusement place I cently arouse.d the indiasiationi of a Crowd of amlusemelnt-seek 1ers, Who de timan1 ded the veter's admission CoI manlder 1.. II. DeLtaIy, ' retired naval oIfficer, was present whenl the. crippled Foldier gruffly turned away by the ticket-seller. DeLaney appealed to tle nmnagert of the park an Ithe hat ter' explainied that a chluse il thle inl t aniice ci Contract agiaillst accidents 1um(Ide it iiolissible to admit any leg less or ari'm less personi to the tank. DeILaney believes the insurance con tracts ot* amuill semlient parks should he (hangie2''id to give crippled soldiers fr( ne'cess. Thle third annu11al conve ntionl of thle Ailericail Iegion of Nvvtda will be an out-of doors affair onl the shores of 1Ake iTahoe. The tentative <bate is July 25th. The holy ow William S. 1l ilton, ov'tleas veterani, who was accidental.. ly shot and killed at Richiiond, Va was taken in charge by the Americaii Legion :nd shipped to Caryville, .la., for burial. Tie Women's Auxiiiary contribute( flowers to accomill patny the body. hiin of the Amelt'ri Iegion, hals he.. gun a six weeks speakinig tour' oni suijects ofl Amier'icantiz'at ion and cit izettship. The following cities are iticluded in his ittinerary; vNashville, Aeldipis and J1aeltson, T enn; L ittle Rock aindI Pine luff,\ Ak. Sanit An toniio, Au tst in, Dallas', F ort Worth, Abeline, Te"xa s; Oklahiomia ('ity; l.es Po~tluicah, Iy Generl~l Per'shtitng, in a I e'(('nt ad iltiss at a banquettt ill his honot' at int coln, Neh., said that "noii plain for fu tulre prep'lartednetoss cant he carrtit'i out. toa sts wa.'s '"N'atiotnal PrEeparedn'l ess." Among1 t' spt'akercts werte: (Chant'ellot' Avt'ry' oft the' Uniivt'rs'ity of Ntebra~ska; the' A miericani It'giion; (en. Omlar Army (Corps atnd Robei't. G. Sitmmtons, Iitiuteau at Ii5 s Ange'l's obtained tem plii'oment for I ,5t2 formeri soldiery Thils numbiert'i i~e abou*~ 50t less than tmenl in Aj pril, liut It' red'uctioni is ais tihed to1 t' cont iinud hadt weatther' in \Imay antd the mineiit strtike. Kn oiwitall I1 have sonic good ideas I wish your ' ~it jouta~l oul abhsorb'l. dit or- --Doi you thiink wt'rte ruitinii VEN BROS. MARBLE and1 GRANITE CO. DEISIGNE;RS ' MANUI"ACT1LUrRS ERECTO()R~S Deailer's ill everything for the cciimetery. 'he liargest and biest equipped mion antatl mills in' the Carolinas. 'CnfWOnd fe.lS C. J. G. G., of the curb district, favors us with the following resume of stock market conditions: Tires are flat, he reports. Cement is hardening, Tele scopes are looking up. Airplanes com ing down. Jellies are stiffening, but nothing stirring in cereals. Coffee is strong. Hats are off. Rising tendency in yeast. Eggs broke badly. Tinware looks brighter. Shoes are pegged. Shipping is buoyant. Coal presents a black aspect. Toy balloons indicate inflation. Soft spots in fruit. Whis key is still. Pocketbooks show no change. 0 - Caller-Well, you are a good little boy. Are you always ns quiet as this? Johnny-No fear; but mother's go ing to give me a quarter if I don't say anything about your bald head. -- o ".Johny, howV nany sexes are there ?" "Three." "Oh, indeed! Name them." "Mlze sex, female sex and insects." ------0 A Dublin magistrate asked a pri soier to explain why he was found lying in the guttur. "Shure, yer ionor," answered the i'iebriate, "I just happened to walk bechun.' two lanip posts an' laned aig!ainst the wrong one." ----- She-So you've given up the idea of t:.king singing lessons. lle- -Yes; I found it would take me three vears to learn to sing as well as I thought I sang already. COl,LECTING WEEVIL PUNCTURED SQUARES Clemson College, June 20.-Will it pay to collect punctured squares ? is a question now being asked by cotton goe in the boll weevil counties. It will, says the entomlologists, if the labor is sufliciently low priced and the collecting is done early in the fruiting season. But fifty cents per hutndred suggested by correspon dents is too high under the present conditions. lrequently we have paid 25 cents per hundred profitably in normal times, but even that figure is too high at, the present price of THE U. S. I Here is the U. S. long - established among motorists value, as wvell as1 ing for less than U. S. Fabric line,1 U repuotation for< able economy whic any tire in its clast Uni Unitei * L. Mv. Jones, Alco Rn.wlinunn Matol' cotton and the correspondingly high er prices of other commodities. About the best plan to reduce cost to a mini mum is to get women and children in terested who have an interest in the crop. Collecting squares should begin about a week or ten days after the first blooms appear. If one fails to thoroughly pick the squares from the ground, together vith those dried on the plants as well as those that show discoloration or flaring, then the work is likely to be unprofitable. Ordinar ily collecting should be (lone about once a week for a period of six weeks. If You F Manning ne he. hE JSCO TREAD VI Usco Tread, with a standard of service tire who have an eye toAn th to price. While sell the other tires in the fist exp the Usco has earned juality and depend h isi not exceeded by - fro _ p1 oig a. Th fresh, dealer Branch Ther lished makers Givir stock c certaint ted SI di States Whatever else may be done, culturc should not be neglected. The cror must be pushed as rapidly as possible, 0 A lawyer who had taken a'lady client to lunch was informed on by i tattling busybody who happened t< see them. That evening his wife tool himi to task about it. I "But you sometimes go out to lunct with men who are our friends," the lawyer protested. "That's not the same thing," replied his wife. "When I (10 so you save thc dinner fee; while in the other cast you pay it." 1 Buy Put ULL WEIGH Is YOURS and yo be kind enough to weight and give us t] gating and making t All of our men ai EVERY POUND of MUST have it. Ou: that DEMANDS it. You will find us ar rect all errors of ai is behind our Service Light an hich one ighbors g Ft mieag i tires. RY once in a while you hear <s a rear' tire with an admiring Give him a chance and he'll n you'll find that what he call: 3rience with a quality stanch * ** It all comes to this--buy a this country and you get dlue for your money no mati >u drive. The man who has been gues >verstocks," "discontinued line ce, will find it refreshing to tal ire dealer who is concentra etely sized line of U. S. Tires. For the first time he will hear a re facts--and get the differe etween chance and certaint' e buying. U. S. Tires he sees in stock ive tires. They come direct to from his neighboring Faci 3 are 92 of these Branches esi Lnd maintained by the U. S. g your dealer a continuous mos f new, fresh tires built on y of quality first every time ates 1' > Rubber Cc 'W. J. Rawlinson, Jr., Geddinlgs & Weeks, Pil lc: Turbeville, S C. Ton-Rejected you, did she? My boy, you've got to be clever in the proposing game. You should have told her you were unworthy of her. SNed (lugubriously)--I was .gomg to, but she told it to me- first. In a recent divorce suit, where the husband complained, among other things, that his wife neglicted his but tons, the judge said: "My dear sir, you should remember that a woman is so used to pinning things. that she can't understand why a man should make a fuss about a -missing button or two." lity Ice T Li MUST have it. Please report any shortages in ie opportunity of investi he necessary corrections. e instructed to givre you Ice that is due you. You es is the kind of Service xious and willing to cor 1y kind. Our guarantee . Try us and you will see. I Ice Co. of your ,ets the :outef a motorist say as he foot, "there's a lucky tell you all about it. 3 "luck" is simply his ?rd tire. LI. S. Tire anywhere definite, predictable :r what weight car sing his way through s," "job lots" and the k with the local U. S. ting on a full, comn ome straight quality nce rin are the :ab 'ire the standard Titus."4 Ires impany Jordlan, S. C.