Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(4 Welton We ar Men's Furnisi Schloss Bros. Dreyfous & I NU-STYLE ( The Famous FORD OVEI 'Buy] SECOND PAYMENT FOR EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Tobacco Growers To Get Christmas Money-New Contracts Come in With a serond payment to members completed in the South Carolina belt and arrangements being made for a second payment in Eastern North Carolina early in December on all to bacco delivered before December first, the Tobacco Growers' Co-operative Association is expecting to largely in crease its membership in these belts before the season is over. Without any special effort on the part of the Association new contracts are reach * ing Raleigh daily from men "who waitedl to see" and arc again thor oughly disgusted wvith the system. Insistent demands for legal action against contract violators continue to reach Raleigh headquarters, especial ly from local units of the Association.' In response to this dlemandI the legal department last week filed 54 more suits against members in 21 counties of North Carolna involving dlamages of more th~an $50,000. Some of the ~'first suits filed have been settled out of court wvhile other men are making settlements without waiting to be haled into court. Arrangements have been made to have warehousenmen receive money for damages and f' rward it to Raleigh where the legal decpartment: will decidle whether to accept or reject such settlements. Each case is being considleredl on its merits andl, while the attorneys are accepting a numb~er 6 of such proffered settlemients,, they * state that in other cases they are re-j jecting offers to settle wvhere the in terests of the association show that a law suit would be better policy. MUST liE VACCINATrED D~enver, Nov' 21L--Com pulsory vacci nation in Denver as a preventive of smallpox, which hais been prevalent here for several weeks, was declared in effect todlay by D)r. William HI. Shrapley, manager of health. There have been 100 deaths in Denver from * small jox within a few wveeks, Dr. 9. Sharpley declared. .666 CaraMalaria, Chills and FeeDengue or Bilious hvor -47-.l ries You t e Offering Gr4 and l tings and Sd and ang LOTHING COATS CL !t Fron CONTROL OF CANCER, NATIONAL CANCER WEEK (By Frank Billings, Sc. D., M. D.) From the priest-physician of an cient times ,the medical profession inherited an still retains the high ideals and altruism of the priest-hood. This idealism is expressed in the avowed main purpose of physicians "to relieve suffering and prolong life.' Guided by this idealism modern medi cine is the accomplishment of the medical profession, sanitarians and other scientists. With the necessary Greatest Mother Su~ Analgoia eecp o h plydb h meia e rs Anie allegrimotione of the bI< Lawencb e meian ed orari eutrduine the nrleta ofitha A -SUMTE )the Sum 'ater Values ti loy's C Shoes du Earl & Wilson ar Geo. P. Ide SHIRTS Dubbelbilt OTHES for BON t Brya co-operation of an enlightened educat ed public, the application of known and tried reliable mer:is of prevention has lowered the death rate of tuber culosis of the lungs,- the great white plague, fifty per cent. or more, and has well-nigh eradicated typhoid fever, typhus fever, Yellow fever, dip theria, cholera, malara, smallpox, bu bonic plague and other disease which have killed thousands upon thousands of people in the past. Through the efforts of the medical profession, nobly supported by philanthropic citi zens in the education of the public, mmons Her Children d veteran of WrdWrdsse I elh h tri h oko *t1 an ibedpaydtrghuth e e rs emesi'fr 19. ..,. maa~~.4'-,...eeo~mnae. Np R, S. C. ter Count can Ever Befo1 LOTHJ rmg Fair d, Flor SHi KNi Roundtr s Bags an S's and the death rate among infants and chil dren due to diarrhoeal and other di seases, has fallen in many communi ties to a fraction of the former mor tality. All this has been accomplished by the unceasing efforts "f physicians and public health workers in educat ing the public and i nthe rational ap plication of reliable methods of di sease prevention, and in the utiliza tion of scientific means of treatment. Today physicians are fighting an other dreadful plague,-Cancer. This disease has no terrors for the young for the death toll of this disease is not taken until mcid-life. After the age of forty Cancer becomes one of the most potent agencies of the A ngel of D)eath. Under the efficient leadership of the A mcerican Society for the Con trol of Cancer, the mcedical profession has anncounced that the week of No vembcler 1 2 to 18 is to be a na;tionf wide ";Cncer- Week" devoted to the attempt to ethicate the people to re' cogncize the early sympltoms otf Cancecr, in order that its v ictimis mayc obitai n pro~mplt assista nce andt chleek the trouble in its beginhing when a euro can b~e effeted. WVhen the disease is tar advanced, it is always fatal; there is No ,ATEC cure for Cancer. In the ECA RI'X recognition of Cancer lies the hope of cure! Nineit y tlcousanid elaale di i year~ly oft egneer in the Unccitedc States and t he nuiimber of deaths from this diasease is steadlil y icreasinig. Maniy of1 thiese lives(01 Icdbe savedl if the t reati ceent of the diiseaise were begun ini time. TIocday ni net~y thqusand people have cacer in :wn early and curable stage; a mcajori ty of these will (lie toc the di sense uncless they seek trceatmaenct inc ime to be curedl. Is it. not stil truie, as of old, that we arce couc brothers' keepiecs? Will yocc not help ticis cau cse by in formincg you rselft of the ear-ly signs accd sync pctoam of Cancer andc by spireadiing the news to others ? \Vc ask you to hlccp these sufferes befrce it is too late bcy .joining inc the Canccer Week activities. Above all, inform yourc MODERN MACHINERY FOR SHOE REPAIRING We have installed tho lat est shoe repairing ma chinery and we are now able to make the finest re pair's on both ladies and men's shoes and oxfords. Our .prices are most rea sonable. Give us a trial and we will convince'you. SAM RICHMAN. y Fair re in NG! Week 'sheim. DES DX HATS ee Trunks, I Suit Cases Be Sal elves as to the early symptoms of Dancer. FIARDING URGES THE PASSAGE OF MARINE BIII. Washington, Nov. 21.-President [larding today urged Congress to pass the administration nyarine bill, in his address before a joint seasi.'n. lie asserted it was necessary to re lieve the government of the stagger ing losses in the operation of a war built merchant fleet and that we also neededl to establish a program assy ing shipping in need in war to guari - antee com merc ialI inde[pendlence.. II1. said an actual mone'y saving wo'uld result, telling congress the pr'st n' operat ion losses were fifty v miill iont dollars a nualIly, w~hilec the governmen t. a id to shtipp~linig at presentI wouhlI be only twenity mill ions, which would be paid back wheni the comniets began making ten per* centt on capital ini v'estedl. "If succe'ss at .(ndsd as we hope it will,"' he said, "'governmtenit outlay will be. returned."' 'l'hec presi donit said t he miaritimna ionsii of thle world werev ~in coimplet e accord wiith the opiposit ion t<, the mteaisur'. lie asserted if it in fair for governe int to aid ini btuhling. road it is al : f.-i HIEADIQUJARTIERS I'n We' nowI~ have on displa; ment of Christmas Jewel:c Ced to showv whether' you a nice line of silver'war'e daylX or wedd1ing gifts. WVatches, (locks ani G. C.C ( OPTOM SUMi~TE'R, Sc Eyes Examined. Br'oken Lents< A recent patient writes cived Saturday, they sui ingr the least hit of tronhl nco rporated ood Merchandise at, Reasonable Prices. 6 is fied to aid in establishing market. high ways on sea. Nothing takes a man of1 his feet; like seeing a comfortable chair. Russian Soviet rovernment is five years ol now. Like all youngsters it has never had enough to eat. ''he main who gets by on his looks isn't going very far. 'I'RESPASS NOTICE Ali persons are forbidden to tres paSs inl any way on the following hands D. ,) . Es, Giant Jame1s, .. P. l''ulmore, Robt. G. Mecl''aublinu and i Wll ie itose. A n~yone.. ft ing , hiuntingt theuse lainds will b. li secuL edl. 1 ~ l [)R IHOLII)AY GIFTS8 \'ant to buy (or not. Also stleJ for either Hoili I .Iewelry itepalired. )OPER, ETIST uith Carolina. Glasses Fitted. sI)uplicated. as follows: "Glasses re t all right. Am not hay c with my eyes now."