The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 04, 1924, Image 6

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7 n i, 7 -, •».«.' I 1 THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S. C. T5fie AMERICAN LEGION# (Copy for Tht» Prpartinrnt ftupjillrfi^by thi AmrrUan I^oRlon N<>wa Srrvtrr ) v •r v '*'V • . v-rdH** "A .W > >> A . ^ ivi, L*. \<X» ■ XT/ S 'vAf; fe ^ >vV yvw, 1 LEGION MEET WILL * RECORD-BREAKER , yfi- 11 u i 1 »* 111 Imj |L>nvi‘H- H AcN'in. With thr«‘«* umit conventions* In! progress slmultniifotiKly In four con j ventlon hulls, the llt'Jl K!»ffifrin« of [ the Amerlnin Leyton him! Its ’jitti lint erf 1 todies nt St. I’aul, Minn., from September 1*1 to 1!* promises to be onr of the greatest veterans’ conventions j In the history <>f the country. Shtyj thousand visitors are expected to make ! the pllyrimaye to the convention city, | coming from every ‘■date In the I nion and from‘tunny foreign lands. Greetings to the l.egioimaires will he extern-bed betmlf of tin ” tion city by Mayor Arthur 1 himself a Loginnnairo, and on |>elialf of the Minnesota department -of the Legion hy Its commander. Formal re spouse will he made on behalf of National Fommnnder John It. t^uinn, of the. Legion, hy .lames T. Williams, Jr., editor of the I’.oston Transcript. There will also be greetings from many other organizations. Among these are the <!rnnd Army of the Ke public, tin* Fnltyd Confederate \ et erans, the Cnited '.Spjtttish War Vet erans, the Women’s Overseas' league, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Idsahled American Veterans, the Knights of Columbus, the Legion Aux iliary and the Forty and Fight. Com mander W. It. llaldejuan of the Cnited Confederate Veterans has stated that he will attend the conventjon. At the opening session of the con vention on Monday morning, Com mander (jnlnn wilt make his report. It Is of particular Interest' In this connection that this convention marks the fifth anniversary of the permanent organization of the Legion across the river from St. Faul at Minneapolis in 11*111. Among the distinguished speakers who will address the convention are <Ien. Frank 'I'. Mines, director of the United States veterans’ hu.reau; Sam uel (lompers. president of flu) Ameri can Federation of Labor; Jt/dge Kone* saw Mountain Landis, baseball arbiter, anil John Itarton Pnyno, chairman of the American Kod Cross. Impressive memorial services In rffo jr A& ■rjs ■'e- -/ ^ - Tfc ■m. VNAVV; m MISS FORKER IS OFFICIAL SOLOIST r I I larv i'--ling and threshing northern I'alifornia to-rapti of .Major MacLaicn's ptane a-fti-r» tin wr> '*k Margaret L< igh, selected to represent Chicago jn the with ' comhUtes draw n hv I Sihcriatl isliin ldhat niinvd hi- mules. 2 world till — First pho- :lit.3—Miss Alma Forlcer. of I5akerstlel«l. C.tL, veteran of tin* Cheinica] Warfare service of the Fnjtiai States :trmy, descendant of Spanish*<\unjuistadores and of Morgans of American Uevolu- f+onary fame and of the noted Lees of Virginia, will sing at the sixth an nual convention of tin* American Le gion In St. I’aul, Minu., on September LI to lit. She has just been selected hy National Commander John R. Quinn from n list of forty applicants as convention sotist. Sixty thousand veterans, it Is esti mated, will hear the California song- turd, who. while war Was on, thought thai it was the duty of a young and aide bodied American woman to do more than sing for tire buys in France and so enlisted in the Chemical War- tare hram h of Cncle Sum’s army. I orker found time from her mill- duties#to sing for the soldiers. She became a familiar figure'at and canteen. . *'ti in <’aIitornia, Mis- Forker has >’aMislied reputation as a ehurch concert singer in her native st;it,. ilnd also i:i New V ork city. Beginning -t Over 100,000 people have testified that TANLAC haa relieved them of: Stomach Trouble, Rheumatism, Mai-Nutrition, Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Loss of Weight, Torpid Liver or | Constipation. "Ask Anyone Who Has Taken TANLAC" OVER 49 MILLION BOTTLES SOLD pai ant ,t Atlantic Citv. rer nrustenI ovtwiailatr willriTTc "slTTiTy" later an went to of the fiiano and hci'ominj. Mecompii.-lied violinist, she Modesty is s.iMii ; itiil s 1 7 r eij Jij 1 he Tit'S t UTcT' (if TH vain ahotit. 1 liVh* NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS Ku Klux Klan Denounced, Defeated and Threatened With Machine Guns. .ti, T-. 11 former < !ov. CoI»» tepresentat i\ c James I*', will have to haw a run- By EDWARD W. PICKARD I N t*\F way or another the Ku Klux klan was an important feature of the news of the past week. Mere and there over the country the sheeted or ganization was denounced, defeated and threatened with machine-gun fire. | Taking up the challenge Issued to President Codlldge and himself hv l ' j John W. I*avis, Meneral Mnwes went down into Maine, where the klan is supposed to he a strong element of the Kepuldican party, and boldly con demned It hy name, despite the plead ings of the ! lute Uepiiblh an leaders. Agreeing with the Memocratlc candi date that the klan has no proper place in this or any other campaign, Mr. Mavves said government could mu last If the klan way was the right way to enforce the law, that lawlessness can not he met with lawlessness If eiviliza- inarics | ( y i ISlc.ase and Byrnes, who oiT primary.' In Montana the returns to date from the Itejrrrtdiean primary indicate the norninaTbui of Frank Lihdeiiiian for senator and Joseph M. Inxon for-gov- i nior, OKWhOK WIIKFI.FIt. vice' presi- ^ rUuuiaLf'andidate on the LaFeUette ticket, planned to open his campaign September 1 with a speech on Boston common. But he was notified that he must he in Montana that day to face trial on the indictments charging him w ith misuse 'of hi- senatorial ‘ ollice. The I.aFollette-Wheeler leaders were Infuriated, and (’hnirman N'llwn de clare!) the action of the, Montana dis- trief attorney was “a dear indication that the Itepartnient of Justice is to be used as an adjunct,op tb** Bepnh- lican c!>mmittee in tliis campaign." P *SI «»FFI*’F l.YSI’FFTOU WIL- * LIAM FAMV, one of tbe ‘most fa- mous thief c;itcli**rs in the governtiient •‘tuploy, who has been stat!on*'d in diiiongo for several years, Is hltnself in jail accused of being the ’’inside taan’’ in tlie .SL’.nnn.Oo*i mail rttlihery "hich was perpetrated at RondouF III.. <»H-tlie nightnf June FJ. The rob bers on that occasion shot and killed * "tie of their own hand, and Several of them were caught. Others escaped, and it 1< believed hy the authorities who have been watching Fahy that he divided the loot with them. 0 s .': F it * ■ a; honor of the World war dead will coil- i flon was to he maintained. Me sof K.W't'F’S signature to the London reeiiietit for putting the Oavvs^s plan in operation was authorized by both tbe senate and tlie chamber of deplities, the opposition being- in n. hopeless minority. M. Bo. n care, though attacking M Mcrriot severely "n several points, sufiported the iu*e- mier on the main uuestion of accept ing the agreement. In (b itaany the prospect was not so rosy for the gov- HJude the tirst session of the conven tion. Miss Alma Forker, of Bakers field, Cal., who has been chosen ns convention 'sotist, will sing. Tuesday afternoon Will he given over to the great convention parade. In which 23,(NX* marchers and more than 30*1 hands and drum corps will take part. Flection of national ofllcers- on Friday morning will oonfol,ii<lo the convention, which will he occupied in the meantime with formulation of Legion policies and In a round of con vention festivities. Dinner, Social Event for Legion .Auxiliary Foremost on the’ program of the American Legion Auxiliary convent'on, which opens at St. I’aul, on September l. r >, Is the state’s dinner, which Is also the leading social event of the entire Legion convention, 'rids liantjuet will he held nf the Masonic temple at 7:30 o’clock on Tuesday everting. - ' Brilliant decorations, beautifully gowned women, lights, music-, combine to make a function which Is not soon forgotten. Fach department has its own special table, which Is decorated in distinctive fast ion by the depart ment’ Itself. The varjegated schemes contribute largely to tlie dash and splendor of the scene National otllcers, department dele- gates, national executive committee women and all ehairnien of the nation al committees of the Auxiliary Will he present. The national commander ivf t)ie Legion and notables on convention : committees v'111 tie guests. / L —i Sessions of the convention- proper : will he held at the Central I’reshyter- lan church and will open on Motidity afternoon. Judge Kene-i/v M. Landis will address (lie Auxiliary. Fleetion national otlieers will he heltf on Fri day morning and will conclude the convention. tened this a hit by deelaring that the klan in many loealitie- lie lecog- nlzod aq "in-Bnctive groping for lead- ership toward law enforeement which was md found in cowardly politicians and otticeholders.’’ But, he said, to inject religious and racial issues into poluies, was contrary to the welfare of all tji*; people and to the letter and spirit of the Constitution.of the Cnited States. Following the lead of Presidential Candidate Mavis, the Memocratic state l onventlon of * *hio declared against the klan by. adopting this resolution: "Whenever any organization, no matter what it rhooses to he called, whether Ku Klux klan or any other name, raises tfie standard of racial or religions belief as a test of fitness for public ollice, it does violence to the spirit of American institutions and 1 must he condemned by all who believe ; in American Ideals.” j In Texas the klan suffered defeat when Mrs. .Miriam Ferguson, wife of ft fonnei—governor who was im penehed, won the MeinoVratic guherna- * forial nomination In the run-off pri mary. heating Judge Robertson, who was the klan Candidate, hy about So.imio votes. Mers was mainlv an anti klan campaign, and she savs no member uf tlW* order will he appointed to ottire by her, nor will any. recent appointees he retained in ottire if they are known to he atlillated with the Uan. Since her nomination is virtu alh ei|uivalent to election. .Mrs. |Vr guson will he the first woman to hol.l* the position of governor In the Fnic States. Republican leaders In Te* as, who sav tlicir party there has a'w vs been antl-klan though toleranf will try to make prohihition the is-tn* amL. profess to see a chance to elect a gov ernor. Kluxers of Michigan set up their fiery cross and held meetings on- a hill within the boundaries of Camp Custer Military reservation with the apparent Intention of gaining recruits from the T.inni men! in milRary~fraiuing there.-; Brig. Men. Meorge Van Morne Moseley, camp commandant, Wals -jtroused t<> i wrath and issued an order fojdddUing : such meetings and warning the men of ] the camp to keep away from them. Me directed that the hill he covered with machine gun tire and that It he swept j'n | ernmeijl Ciiuhl not '-ec Its w ,|y to oh- taining the two-thirds vote necessary to pass the Mavves tdll fn the reiebs- tag. unless the Nationalists permitted defections in tlieir delegation. The Communist's * 'disrupted the debates w ith-riotous act ions and the president of the reichstag was compelled to call in the |ioIjce. The Socialists and bourgeois parties are eager for a dis solution of the reichstag, hut the call-^F'iteinent ing of new elections would greatly re tard ratifnatipn of the Mavves plan and cause serious economh’ and imliti- cal troubles in tkyrlnany. < •wen 1». Young has "one to Ilurope Jo take the position of temporary agent general for repartitions, and it is understood the permanent agent general will be s. Barker Filbert, for mer under-o, retarv of tbo treasury. Rufus *’. Ma,w os of Chicago, brothof of <'o*|ici;aI I'awes, has gone across t<+ hdii put the Dawes plan in operation. V1FFARM., ditor of the Nation and istw- ttf the most obnoxious, of the so-called "intellectuals” of Ainericfrr'jilir-wsk—np- a hornets' nest in the Institute of Boll- tics at Williamstown, Mass., hy a speech in w hjcli he charged that the Cnited States government aids Ameri can hankers ~nd capitalists to exploit weaker countries, especially in Latin America, by supporting loans and .in vestment- with' the use "f military forces •'controlled hy politicians with out principle." Me declared: ’’The blood of 3.im*i Haitian- slain by our American marines and of the P**i dead in \ era Cruz,'mostly wymen an'! chil dren, dishonors our good name, espe cially when involved with so sordid a. husitie-- a" debt collection.” Rear .Admiral 11 arry 11 us+\ retired, inilignantly replied: "I have been 50 .vears in the navy* and have never known a case where the navv was > -.-r, y, v:h \i* vh V.H we We we we wm We We We we we We we We Ve ' .j#-,, - IREN Say “B^yer”- Insist! For Pain Headache Neuralgia Rheumatism Lumbago Colds n n-lv a Alma Forker.. New York to cultivate her’ natural vocal abil: y. W hile there, she tilled n-ituiei’oi!'* engagement’* in and • about the 11:c11 -1 Hi>. Returning to i .ilifor- Kt i, . v |.e, n teadh'.-g v and tn t - • • •n ert ctig igeii.cnt> through out the stati*. The convention ->JAt is the; only "on in im-inber of Frank S Reynolds p"Si of the Legion, at Bakersfield. She is ;il-y pro-i l.-nt of the newly organ- ized—R.akei'stjebl unit of tin- Legion Auxiliatv. B,uvt'r'p,'ick:iee which contains proven directions ITindV'"Raver" boxes of 12 tab!. ** Also iiottles of 2-1 and Inn—Br-i g - Avririn t« tfie trade mark -of Bar# r Mar'.i- 'a* ti;re cf M‘*uotot'tlcacidefctf*r • f Sali**' lifa :<' FOR OVER ZOO YEARS hanflem oil has been a world wide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder 'disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid conditions. sent to collect a debt. The statement that 3.(**»<* Haitians were killed by our marim*s is outrageous. It Is not true. When charges like these art* made against our gallant forces they should be -sustained by more than a mere Me added that the sLadAe- »» merit that the Americans killed Wom en and children at Vera Cruzwas a *v ■ lie. Vlllard "•Mid he got his informa tion from men on both sides, one of whom' was an American admiral, hut he declined t<> give that individual's name. - Rear Admiral Hilary B. Jones\ also denied the trutii of the state ments made hy Vlllard, toleration of whom is one of the crimes comiflitted in the name of liberty. L 1 a: MU' I ILNANTS SMITH AM* NFL- SWN early last week made the- slairt Imp from Frederick>daI to Ivlg- ttit, Frecnland. and pr.cpareil their planes for ilm last (light, over fjjF sea, to Indian Harbor, Labrador.. Lieuten ant I.ocatelli of Italy and'his compan ions, vv bo were lost oh the tliLdil frotn Iceland to < f n en la ml. were found by the American erniser Richmond three days-later, llnatiiig in their broken plane 1 > miles "IT Cape Farewell. They were uninjured, but the plane •\ as so badly damaged that l.ocatelli ,i,sku4 that it be *i|cs|roved. •First test Mights of the. 7.R L‘, built in Cormafiy for Urn Fniteif Slates. rt‘- vealed serious - d.-fc.-is in the huge Zep'etin*. engines It • u.y be llecos- sagy to install a new set nf motors before tin* airship starts across tht Atlantic. In other respects tbe trials were ipiire satisiactory N<»'IMFR of tin* great '•aoking mpanies—W ilson iV Co. of *'hi- cago Is in trouble. Last vfeek It was put—in the bands of receivers byr tl.e ItrittMl States court In New York where it is incorporated. Its opera tion w ill Im continued by-them. For some time hankers, lawyers and rep resentatives of the $11MJ**H*.iMM) Com pany had been trying to work out a plan of finaneial reorganization with out recourse to the courts and they bad made sulcstantia! progress when a small stockholder upset their work by having a temporary rec»*iv.er ap pointed by a New Jersey court. Big Time Planned for Members of “40 and 8 Spicy and full of pep will be tin* program which aw;. ,?s the g'.iNJrTniem- l.m.fs of F t So. iete d'-s Quarante Moaimes et Unit ( lievaux, practically :4tvcry^i.>iu' a*f w boni is expected t" at tend tin* national convenjion held in coniiecj+oiv vvitii tlie Amer.caii L'**gion, ut St. Ban}, frotn Septebiher 15 to U*. Till* lio\. ar so. jety will live up to Its r.-pu-tpi.jiju a-'‘ , Tnv playground of the Legiofi. it ;s said. Conv**nF'.it affairs will culminate f'*r the Forty and Figlilers on Thurs- da.y. That afternoon w ill witness tin* election of national ..tllcers and In. the exctiing will be staged ibe great prom en: de at fin* .Minnesota state fair grounds. • w here some .duo men w ill be HAARLEM OIL &£X33!IS53i correct internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggist: Irwst on the original genuine-GoLD Medal. KILLS PESKY BED BUGS P. D. Q. Just think, a 'fc lex of I*. iBrsky I'evils c'uwtusi mal.es a ip:.ir' . ■-gd. ’< si i t million Red B igs. R..a c» FI as ‘T '’ooties, and .dops future ge*.-ra: ons •v hilling tlieir eggs. II Ml d es t m , I e e ' If'ttdnK. I.iipad Arc t<< ti ■ p .- s - is. w hat B. M is like. If. i L-; K St a 1 •T* 1- fs 1 a chan e as a sn"W' M '* a 1 . 1 v t ' . fair.'-.i ‘ '-at resort. 1 ’at' !,: : j" fr». Ui J’foi'' , .'lit / ii:** wi.ll be enlivened In ‘very •a. kaite of i*. I * 'g . • ' ■ : . *U Y.iH, to tr m 1 r: ut; 1 1 FL*! it fashion by 15 kill the ni and tiietr nest eers ;! • era- t\ s II ''i-nuiev (.'low :UI.X b. ,ad V They will I. tofi for t: < ery box Special 1 i-1 i*l on '. I , s ze. f :t v*' p 11". I) • lie Av 'invention pu- e L.r.i\ makes flve giilloii; rit a rs r. ib* Tues'lity afto'ni' ".n . ti'! will play 1 *: tree spouts KU drmtKtst, or sprit .pr^pa: • a * > J on >ur r»*- *• f orty ornl I'.'irbt »*r- «*n their wav ' eij.; of price hv Owl 'll el il i\ ! i * nt (lit* ilopof ifo ••mr;i the fair gi*i-uniB. In for tin* doings • Works, Terre Mn .?> Ira • Sessirm* will he lield at .Junior Bio- •unced Xddison s ambassador. r*» Shef- arnb: ssador is ji jgradu- Damage Memorial Steps; Forced to Pay Neat Sum Disregard of tin* line-marble steps that adorn tin* entrance to the Legion Memorial building at Khnmokin, Ba., re<*ently cost Vincent Lopez, famous leader of a dunce orchestra that ap- w ‘ t * 1 hullets If another meeting of the pea red In the Legion gymnasiuiu last 1~\ ISBA T*'I I FS from Sliangjiai Noii) that city, hitherto immune from the fighting of the civil warfare in A rfv China, was about to be the scene of a battle between tin* rival armies of Kiangsu and Chekiang provinces. For- IJJtFSIMFNT CnnLIMCK anm * tbe apjioinynent of Fdgar A Rancroft of Chicagn Japan and of James Rockwell tii'M o ( f New Vi'irk iity-;+s Mexico Mr. Bancroft a!'* of Knox college and ('oliiinljia uni- .'cis’ity. an eminent lawyer anil jan mi- thor. Me succeeds- Cyrus F.\Woods wdn* resigned in June. Mr. Sfjidlield. who takes the post made vacant by the resignation of Charles B. vjarren, ;ils." is a distinguished lawyer arid writer, has served. In tlie New York islaflire and is a foriuer president n* ■er lia 11 In tie* aft. eni' on, so as not t.. intet •fere with tli e. - evSjoliS of till* Li •aiori . i rotlM •nti" u !■ f"| * r, it w as ati- n. •mien 1 • 'pen hour 1 - will !i< • tbe' "pier "f the '!; i > at all ,StB aul einbs and social ' >r gaiilzr itioll- for t Ji «• nntitnl eonven- tb 'll of t lie Atlj" riea u la gi"n, it has be ■on a mn m-i llee'l Special arrang**- lltetit s for 1 i* Mis; n'2. par'ies. aHiletic and iiq 11:11 i • Spo rts and oflier -eoiir- t-e s\ privilegi ■s bave ! beeii made hy the Y M 5 \ A. and tie* K. of *'. for the I.. (A s lb' i‘V ! •\e.l in 11*17 an I litis. S-lir. m 'M'S. Ill hi t ion to ext ending ! li •- fm.: i 1 i li <•* of tin ■it* building, will ndnet a si Ties of automobile tours ClearYourSkin Of Disfieurmif Blelnishe.s Use Guficura Pamiile Smp. Oirtm^nt. Talcim fro Addr'-j* eign residents were cal I i in? fprgun-I of the National Repuhllcnn clnh. M» May, a neat sum *n damages. In rt*- niovlng their trunks from the me morial building following the enter tainment, members of the orchestra dragged their trunks down the marble stairs to the street, inflicting a num ber of dents in the ornamental stair way. Ixipez and his organization ai*- ; pr*‘»m*’y of the true American In his klan we're held there. Henry Ford was quoted last week hy the Montreal Star as saying that the klan is the - vTctlm of lying propa ganda and if the truth were known it would he looked upon as a body of patriots concerned with nothing hut the future of the country and the su- ; boats ami marines, though it was not believed they would he molester. Rre- 1 sumahly the row is due to the plan of Fen. \Vu Bel Fu, war lord of Cliihll, to oust the governor of Chekiang us a preliminary to attacking Chang Tso- Lin. his rival. is a graduate law school. if Vale and of Harvard A'; penred In the vicinity of Shaimikln re*- eently and a committee of tht. 'Amer ican Legion and "old John Uldiw" arme<l witli a warrant attended the concert. The Illustrious leader at drst presented an Indignant mood when the claim of damages was made, ; but finally settled In full when con- ! fronted with a warrant and the pros Ppcts of the city bustlle. own land. Mr. Ford, who was on his yacht en route to MetrnR, at once de nied positively having made these statements and asserted he had given no-Interview to anyone while in Mont real and had not discussed the klan’. S HCRFTARY OF COMMFRCE HOOVER has issued a call for the ! third national radio congress to meet j in Washington on September 30. Among the questions to he considered FTHOFFH the Soviet government are: Interconnection of broadcasting always has ample funds for prop- stations for the handling of national i Uganda purposes, and although it has ! events; revision of the present fre- ! been exporting wheat for some time, j quency or wave length allocations to it is likely that soft-hearted Americans reduce Interference; use of high fre- • will soon In* asked again t< give their | quencles or short waves; classification money to save Russians from stnrva- of broadcasting stations, possible dis- ' tion. The Moscow'government, it Is | continuance of class C stations; Mm- reported. admits this year’s crop fail- Ration of power, division of time, zon- ure involves GO per cent of (he planted log of broadcasting stations; means area and that a ramln,*-aa burUmt tlmt of 1021 is imminent. I'noflicially, tlie blame for the situation is lahFto ex- 1 to point- of hi-toric. scale and linlus- rrial intere-t In and about St. Raul for the various days of the conven tion. Fistinguisheil guests and ofli- | cJals of the Legioji yv ill be ln>usei] at jtlo* Athletic and Minnesota clubs, wfiere Sr. Raul people will 'he given a (jiiitice to int^*t thetik At the. Elks’ dub. the White Bear Yacht club, the Auto club and other civic organiza tions every effort will he made for the entertainment of the convention crowds. lOR NA 1 HANIFL B. DIAL* of ] orhltiint taxes, forced lonns. uionojcxjx South ( arolina was defeated for of commerce and the itrtilk ial dell renominutwm in the Democratic prl- l*of agricultural [values. for TkstinguisRing the Identity of ama teur calls from foreign countries; In- terference Ry electrical devlrea other >nop'Myi| than radi*> transmitting stations; re- •flatiop'j.Uitions between government and com j mei.'cial services. . H Want 1925 Convention Several invitations have been ex tended to the American Legion for Its 1!*2f> annual convention. Louisville, Ky.', is seeking the convention with tlie support of the state de partment.' Newark, N. J.. is also after the honor of entertaining the Legionnaires. San Francisco, Fnl., has extended a.n invitation for 11*25, offer- audltorium. San Frandseo is the sec ond city In which u niRional conven tion of the Legion has been lield, to extend a pressing invitation to the veterans to return. Reduces Bursal Enlarge* nients, Thickened, Swollen Tissues, Curbs, Filled Tendons Soreness from Bruises or Strains; stops Spavin Lameness, allays pain. Does not blister, remove the hair or lay up the horse. Only a few drops required at each application. $2.50 a bottle at druggists or delivered. Book I A free. ^WTTOlJNGHac.. 518 Lynaa 5t., SpriatlitU, Max. A, ITCH!' Money back without ouestion If HUNT'S KAI.VK failn in the tre»'Docnt of ITCH. EC'/.KMA, R1 N(i WORM.TETTHH or other itching akin diseases Price 75c at (IrugtrlKtH. or direct from Al. I>ck«r4i NtHtiit Co ShtrmialoL SAWS! AND SAW MILLS —for Fordson and larger power. Three men can saw 3.000 to 5.000 feet per Hav. Double Fordson. or 15-30. and Miner F.dfier. 12,000 to 15.000. New taws and repair work out same day received. A' tot of saws to be sold for storage cheap, and as good as new for ser \ ice. W rite for free directions on how to op erate and care tor saws. Address nearest plant. t * J. if. MINER SAW MEG. CO. Skrtvcoort. La. Meridian, Mist. Columbia. S.C