Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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H'CASH BASIS I STORM'S DRUG STORE Announces that they will conduct a strictly Cash Business on and after August 1st We will make it worth your while to j? uduc lur ciisii. STORM S DRUG STORE UNION, S. C. MRS. HARTS TEETHING POWDERS FOR TEETHING CHILDREN. Mrs. Hart's Teething Powders have proven to be one among the best remedies on the market for teething children. 1st, because they are perfectly harmless, they contain no opiates, bromides, chloral or injurious drugs. They cure by destroying microbes, germs and bacteria as well aa changing the nature of the juices of the stomach and bowels to a natural condition. If your baby is sick from teething, atomach or bowel trouble give it Mrs. liart's Teething Powders and it will get welt SOLD AT J)RUG STORES OR? NF.FKR MFTIiriNF PO Pa HV?*l. V* aiMIiTT vm VJIIt BANNER COUNTIES AT Emmit Nichols, Emery Ranbo, McGee THE SHORT COURSE Calhoun, Drake Dominick, Ryan Domi nick, Epworth; and Julian Bowles, Clemson College, July 26?In the Greenwood. ^ atendance at the Club Boys Short PREMIERS HOLD Course which ended at Clemson Col- fONFFRFNrF TOriAV lege July 24th, Lancaster County won tUWrtKLINtt lUDAY first honor with an attendance of ten. ??? Greenville and Sumter Counties tied Paris, July 27.?Premier Millerand, for second honors in attendance with accompanied by Marshal Foch, Fredan attendance of seven each, Green- e"c Francois-Marsal, Minister of Fiwood County being third with an at- nance and Phillippe Bertehlot, political tendance of six. director of the foreign office, left at The attendance from Greenville 8 o'clock this morning for Bouleogne, County was as follows: Clarance and where he will discuss with Premier Thomas Virdin, Greenville, R. 2; Lloyd George, the Russion Soviet proHorace Jones, Greenville R. 2; Calvin P?sal for a conference between the afMoore, Simpsonville, R. 3; Leslie Mc- lies and representatives of the RusKeown, Greer, R. 5; Paule Bates and sian Soviet government. nr!ii< ?? n i ^ A_ ? .. . Tf ? i- T1?*f:ll Willie mc^auiey, C<onna8iee. All OI AV ?a rej)ui?u tnot riemicr inuierthese were pay students who valued and, sounded by the British govemthe work sufficiently to be willing to ment upon the question, gave as preattepd by paying the tuition fee of liminary conditions as to entering ne$1.00 per day for the two weeks of gotiations, with the Russians the acthe course. knowledgement by the Soviet of inOne of the Greenville Club boys, ternational engagements of former Calvin Moore, won a position on the Russian governments and confidence Livestock Judging Team, which will by the Russian people of the Soviet enter the International Club Boys' authority. Livestock Judging Contest at thex probability is also expressed Southeastern Fair in Atlanta next fall, that M. Millerand will refuse to agree Of the attendance from Sumter two to the request in the Russian note - were scholarship students, namely, for the surrender of General Wrangel, Sammie Wells, Sumter, R. 5, and Sam- the anti-Bolshecist leader in southern mie Hinson, Tindall, R. 1. The other Russia, and that he will ask the Unitfive were pay students, namely, Mc- ed States to participate in the London Millian Cain, Sumter, R. 1; Milton conference if it is held. Newman, Sumter, R. 1; Clarance Ged- ' m ' dings, Sumter, R. 2; Neil Geddings, RECEPTION FOR and Willie Hinson, Tindall, R. 1. GOVERNOR COOLIDGE The six boys attending from Green- ? wood were all pay students, nnmely, North Hampton, July 27.?Governor Calvin Coolidge was formally notified today of his nomination as the Republican candidate for vice president in C4/\W1 o exercises which began with a meeting ?f the notification committee and an __ informal luncheon for the committeeI lilt 4^t L IV W men at the Coolidcre home at noon. anH EJi A 1A concluded with the ceremonies of notification at 3 p. m. on the Allen fields, Phone your grocer or Smith college. druggist for a dozen bottles This little college town was decoratof this delicious digestant -a glass ed with the national colors, and picwith meals gives delightful relief, or , , ? charge for the fiFst dozen used. tures of tlJe Governor were everywhere displayed. ^ C*l%|wToy Ald> All business was suspended during kjlll V dl the afternoon, and the city was crowdpure digestive aromatjcs with ed with visitors from the adjoining shivar mineral water and ginger "hill town" section of Massachusetts. Nothing like it. for renovating old Special trains brought delegations tired stomachs, converting food from Boston and neighboring states, i into rich blood and .sound flesh. . Scores of influential leaders of the I ? party also were here. (VijL ?' ?. If youi reg- In a great law case, the house of \ ular dealer cannot supply you, tele- lords has just rejected the claim put \ pbOBC UP by the crown that the government ?\ has the right, by prerogative, to take EAGLE GROCERY COm a man's property, use it for an indeDistributors for Union. finite period and pay nothing. FIGHTING THE INSECT PESTS Btiggestlons Prom tho Entomologist About Combating Boll Waovlla. Scales, Twig Girdlers, Stored Grain Insects, ato. Clemson College. I... 29 ?The farmers of South Carolina have come face to face with the boll weevil problem and never before has It been necessary for them to do as careful planning dun ing the winter as it Is naw. The ball weevil Injury is directly dependent s> on the weather conditions. If Us Mar son Is moist and favorable far weevfl development, very serious damage to expected In the southern part of fu state approximately below a line *a tending from Augusta to Charleston lot severe damage may also he eop sol ed In the Coastal eeunpea botes? CtoasUoton and tho North Carolina tons ftoe ooasoa la wet. no of ?e moot Important habits that we moot form In geseml farm mas eg em eat is to praettoe farm clean lag during the fan aad winter heeeues seat ef esr Imeeet pes to. tnaladlng the hell woerB, find winter shelter in ttos dead leaves and grass, and aVemg ditch banks, fanes raws, weed lets, old ereh ards and readsldee. Beveenl of oof most eeriems peets fled wtnter-guarters fn and aremnd the eetten and cars ptodks during the winter. N ter an) reason these stalks have net been pre) arlg cleaned up by plowing under, bum lag, er otherwise by Deo ember first ft should he dene Immediately; and U any remain by Janssry first, tliey should not be allowed to stay ana day longer. In ttoo do? grass, along woof Iota, under bark, and around stumps that are left In the field mdlons <X field crop lneeet pests winter success fully. Therefore, a farmer should mevei fail to look upon the stumps In tht field as a winter betel for the aocome * Arm pests. The Shot Hole Borer. In many ef the orchards ad this see Eon of the tmt an* tp??? rtid bare the bark fall of small helee th< pise of a number eight shot. Thesi V>le* are made by the shot hele borai er fruit bark beetle, and as this pes! stays la the bark during the winter Is the grab stage, it is mew the prepea time of the year to fire It Tory cleat attention. A tree Infested with shot hole borers Is not to be regarded as a sound tree. In meet cases It baa bees weakened by peach tree borer la the wown, or scale on the bark, er both, and when a tree Is thus weakeaed 11 become* an Ideal (breeding ground tot the shot hele borer. Prune the trea back thoroughly and out out all badly Infested branches; But If yeu de nol intend to burn this material Immediate ly, then you might as wall leave It o? the tree. Burn all pruned material and de not let It lie In the orchard. Control Of Sealea. ? The lime-sulphur wash, one of tk? Insecticides used for the control o< scale, may he purchased in the market or ix may <d? mmf at home prererasly by means of a steam boiler. It can alss be made by the use of a large irom ket tie, provided the correct formula 1? used and directions followed closely. For Information as to where the ma terial can be obtained write to the H? tension Service. TThose desiring to make the material at home by on< method or the other can get fall la formation by writing for Circular 80, South Carolina Experiment Station, Two of the most generally injurloui eoales Infesting the shade trees of out state are the gloomy scale and the eet tony maple scale. They Infect principal ly our sugar and silver maple trees fn the experimental werk at this Cel lege llme-snlpher wash has net bees found * satisfactory control for eitfeei of these, bat both species can be very satisfactorily controlled by the applic* tion of one of the commercial spray oils, properly mixed aad properly appll ed. Ask for Information concerning thli method of treatment so that every possible mistake can be avoided in Ct> tainlng the oil, in making correot ml* turee, in making the separation test and the proper method of application \ Peoan Twig Glrdtere. During December and January ems Should not forget to take a good loot at the pecan trees. There will be found twigs that were girdled off fey the pe can twig g4rdler Inwide of these fallen twigs are the eggs and larvae of the in* sect, because tbe mother beetle girdles the limbs between the point where tihs eggs were laid and the tree. Thess twigs as well as the girdled liimbs lying under hickory trees in the neighbor hood should be gathered and burned. Stored Grain peste. During the winter Is the time to give the proper treatment to our stored products to prevent injury by the granary pears. rear arter year we realise mors folly the great importance of cons err ing our harvest from the granary pests, Including rats and mice. More and mire it is realized Mint we must have better constructed granaries that will admit of fumigation. When the granary construction is properly done, fumlgatlon is very simple and very effective as well as inexpensive. Carbon bisulphide, which is the proper fumigant, is obtained in the market at this time at a prtee compartively much more reasonable than most of our other commercial products. For full Information la regard to the fumigation of granaries, store houses, etc., write for prose bulletin 131, Extension Berrloe, CI em son College, ft C. The sire ean make or break the herd, fleid the scrubs to the botcher} they are worth mere that way thaa p>nr herd GERMAN POLICE HOLD UP TRAI Coblenz, July 26.?A Polish supp train of thirteen cars bearing arr and munitions from France, with fi Polish and one French officer aboai which left the American area Sati day evening was held up by Germ police and a crowd of civilians at Ms hu.rg, sixty miles east of Coblenz, Su day afternoon. The Germans coi pletely stripped the care of their w material and the train crews refus to convey them further. They retur ed to Coblenz tonight. The Polish and French officers, t latter accompanied by his wife, we not molested and reached Coblenz or passenger train this noon. EAST UNION Leonora Hall and thi sscnbe spe the week-end with the Misses Ne and Nellie Bobo. Mrs. J. L. Mattox has a very si baby. Miss Carrie Bentley died at h home near Ottaray Saturday night a was buried the following day at Du Pond cemetery. She had been an i valid for several years. Miss Grece Willard, of Black Ro< returned home Sunday after a weel visit to friends and relatives in Unit She was accompanied by her unc Jay Bird Willard. George Washington, Mr. and M M. H. Hall and Miss Josephine H< were delighted with Mr. Willar< guineas as they were singing a so: they had never heard before; this the first time in thirty years Mrs. H; has visited the old place. She did r see any of her old friends hut visit the old Lee cemetery where many them rest. On their return they vis ed Charles Clark, of Santuc. Misses Edna, Mamie and Net Howell spent the week-end with re tives in Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blakley s spending the week with friends a relatives in Jonesville. Ed. Humphries, of Lamar, S. spent the week-end with his broth J. W. A. Humphries. I hope it will be pretty weather our boosting trip, as I am anxious meet the correspondents. Junebug TAKE MEASURES A i V MCT V f AUAIHOI u. Honolulu, July 26.?The To Chamber of Commerce and eight ot i chambers of commerce in Japan h: announced they will take coun measures against the United States order to offset the effects of the A erican Merchant Marine bill, acco ing to a Tokio dispatch to Neko-JiFITZSIMMONS WINS BOXING CONTEi / Pittsburg, Kan., July 27.?Yov Fitzsimmons, of Oklahoma City, Ok had the better of a ten round box contest with Jack Dillion, of Indiai polis, last night at Scammon, acco ing to a newspaper writer. TRANSPORT ARRIVES Manila, July 27.?The army trai port Great Northern, carrying a pai of members of congress, arrived h( today after a tempestuous voyage SENATOR HARDING TO TAKE RE5 A T..1? orr C TT?, niaiun, o uiy ?oeimiur na ing left the center of the Republic stage today to his running mate, G Coolidge, of Massachusetts, wh< formal notification of his nominati for vice president was to be held North Hampton. A day devoted mostly to correspoi ence and recreation was planned the Presidential nominee. ANOTHER SHAKE IN LOS ANGELI Los Angeles, July 27.?A shs earthquake shack at 12:02 a. m. 1 day rattled windows in downto1 buildings and awakened prisoners the county jail, who immediately i up a howl to be released. Repoi from various parts of the city ho ever, show that no damage was doi Guests in some of the hotels wc alarmed but were soon reassured. ENGLAND rvr* r?r? a nrn ?>r<f ^ www Utrr-AID DLLUIU I ' OSTEN, July 26.?England defei ed Belgium today in the con*inuati of play in the Olympic Polo compe tion here. The score was England, Belgium, 3. The america^ army tearp which w defeated by the Spanish team on Si day, will play Belgium Tuesday 1 third and fourth places in the toun raent. .. Jk: . ^ i SUGAR! SUGAR!I ir- * an vj> ir' , n- Two of the biggest sugar connections ar have advised in the last day or so, that indi*d cations point to a greater scarcity and higher price on sugar a little later than we have yet hr: had. i a We don't believe anybody knows, but we do know that temporarily we have an abund,nt ant supply of pure W te Granulated Sugar, va and if you want at , or barrel now, it will ck pay you to see us while we have it. nd IF IT IS GOOD TO EAT FOR MAN t OR BEAST?IF IT IS DESIRABLE :k> TO WEAR FOR ANY MEMBER OF ''' THE FAMILY. ' >n. le, rs. We will make it worth your while to supaji ply your needs at Union or Buffalo. We have just completed our Annual Stock Taking nnH tVnnlr win Vio\TC? mncf If v/ V*AAAAAA ?? V 11U W HIV/ IIIWOl V^VJ1H|J1CLC) alj cleanest and altogether desirable stock of e?d goods of its size in Upper Carolina. of : UNION-BUFFALO MILLS STORES la L. L. WAGNON, Manager re Union Store, Phone 74. Buffalo Store, Phone 9 er! * | Don't Be Weak and I ^ Inefficient S. ^ '^W Don't drag around from day yj'l5 'lB | J., to day in a wom-out condition, he? W ?ac^n8 energy? ambition, strength ave iV^ !' I ancl endurance. If you are nervous, ter gr pale, thin and easily exhausted?if i in mm your digestion is poor, your blood I m" ^11 uaIS-fm impoverished, your kidneys, liver ^ -lES' MALTOGEN inK i mALIUuLN ?ri * !? ? i alcohol about v .This preparation is a compound of well [n? . * known medicines that aid in the digesa Midrttivt. tffccti*? Twic .tion and assimilation of the food, buikl na- l s?a*t?i B?"w*r *m & UP the Wood and purify it by increasing' rd- i . ?liminative powers of tho kidneys, i f 4.liver and bowels. It is complete in I l in 1 f "m"" (itself and all that nature needs to tone j I ) ** up the entire system. Maltogen in' 1VJI JiffWF' 1 creases your weight. It builds up a XflW , ^ ** reserve of strength and endursnee, thus *?. ? **' enabling you to resist disease. Maltons" I gen is exactly the thing that convalesrty i , cents need? a general reconstructor of ere worn-out bodies. ,F?su.rt $1.20 fWCE, . 1 FOR SALE IN UNION BY jji ^Glymph's Pharmacy. rd- ' ? an TRAIN PLUNGES CONFERENCE INTO HOLLOW BEGINS TODAY ion ? at Mexico City, July 2G.?A train leav- St. Paul, July 27.?Delegates from ing Laredo for Mexico City Sunday all parts of the country attended the id- morning plunged into a hollow when opening session of the second annual by a bridge near Iluisachito, Nuevo Leon, convention of the National Federation which had been ignited by rebels, col- of Business and Prefessional Women's lapsed, says Excelsior. Eight coach- Clubs, which began here today. es were burned. No details regarding 7^ asualtics h^ ve bcen^re ^<1 \ wn 'MOLLY" KRAFT RELEASED || w" neapolis American Association Club I I,c* has been released to the Toronto In- straight, toft 're ternationals^ it was announced here ^^l|* today. Elmer Bowman, infielder, has ^air ^ thay,?yju ca^? been released to the Washington Am- brush and comb It any style ericans. Velmot will help it, no matter ^HS| , m how kinky ornappy. Highly M perfumed; not siicky; good SBImS ISSUES DENIAL for dandruff and falling hair. OF AI I FOATION Send 25c for a box by mail.orWjaBR at" ALLtUAIIUM ask your druggist. AGENTS VK on Wanted Write for Terms ti- Tokio, July 26.?The foreign office ^Vejmot Chemical Co. JBH 8; has issued a denial of allegations that Japan and the Canton Government of ras China concluded secret military agree or ments whereby aid was given to Gen. ia Taun Chi-Jui by supplying arms, am- W ^ and officers. ?