Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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: ENERGY LOW? J TAKE YEAST IN TABLET FORMD n ci Combined With Iron and ei Other Health Builders? v; Watch the Quick Im- 1 provement in You! si v: Science finds that a groat many c< people grow prematurely old and ir worn out because their foods lack one e, all-inipoi-tant substance called vita- C( mines. Ordinary baking yeast, it has been found, is rich in vitamines. Those P who have eaten common yeast have, w in many cases, derived splendid ben- U efits from it. But the trouble is c< that only a comparatively few people can "stomach" yeast, due to its nauseating taste. But at last, everyone can take yeast?and enjoy it. For, under the name Ironized Yeast, it is available I) in convenient tablet form, which is not only pleasant to take, but is far more effective than ordinary yeast be- 01 cause it contains highly concentrated i11 brewer's yeast which is even richer in to vitamines than baking yeast. at In addition, Ironized Yeast con- p( tains organic or vegetable iron (easily assimilated by the system), which for years has been prescribed as a blood- C( builder. Thus, in Ironizcd Yeast you get the benefit of two splendid Ionic.-, instead of only one. If you have been sickly, thin and run-down generally, if you feel yourself getting old and lack the energy t and ambition you once possessed, if you get tired easily, and are troubled with poor appetite, nei'vousness, sleeplessness?then, by all means try Ironized Yeast. It will, in most cases, bring results that are actually astonishing. Ironized Yeast keeps indefinitely and costs about the same per dose as common yeast, but is much more effective. Each package contains 10 days' treatment and costs only a dollar, or just 10c a day. Special directions for children in each package. Sold at good druggists everywhere. Made by the Ironized Yeast Company, Atlanta, Ga. (ftONlZCD YCfls? i Tablets HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VITAMINS TONIC ? Nine Point Lead of * - New York Yankees p XT tr _ ?i. n j- n/? trr?.i *? ? n iiew x orn, oept. zo.? wnn tne advance of a nine point lead the New a York Yankees today met the Cleve- p land Indians in the fourth and concluding contest in the present series, should the Indians score a victory 05 they still will be one point behind the 01 Yankees. The Giants of the Na- p tional League had an 18 point lead p< over Pittsburgh. cc , m w Japan's position seems to be that she is willing to give bacy Shantung P1 to China, diplomatically, but insists w on keeping it, actually.?Tulsa Tri- al bune. d{ di * Labor in India is mostly unskkilled, fo though India laborers have remarkaol? powers of adaptation, and they can easily be trained to do the most so difficult operations requiring a high; la degree of intelligence. | nii | ONE All pur ski I finest tobacco jj CAMEL. } Into this C H "Nothing is toi H possible to nu iS Camel QUi? S i exclusive star | ? mellow-mild i I flavor of ch( j | cigaretty afte 9 And remen 3 only?20 ciga | ] . saving in pi ! ?i straight into | i can get Came 1 : ' '' ' \ltiM . W. Jay & Co.'s Cotton Lettei Now York, Sept. 22, 1921. 'ear Sir: Assuming that your subscriber: lay be interested in the cotton er.>j jnditions at the present time, wi ati nclosing herewith our crop report >r. estimations .made as of SeptemSci 7 th. We are of the judgment that thi ituation is a very strong one. Ii iew of the financial conditions of tr? stton producer, we feel he should b< lformcd of the facts to justify high r prices than the present for hi: ammodity. Should you desire to publish the re ort in full, or any part thereo hich, in your opinion will be of v U interest, will you kindly send us i >py of the issue which contains it. Yours very truly, J. W. Jay & Co. New York, Sept. 22, 1921. ear Sir: We hand you herewith the result ol jr September investigation regardig the condition of the growing cutin crop, with such other information i may be pertinent thereto. This rent is made up to September 17th. The average indicated percentage ir.dition for the United States is 40.5. Condition by States Per Cent. Virginia 50.5 North Carolina .... 49.1 South Carolina 58.1 Georgia 33.2 Florida 47.8 Alabama . . .k 46.1 Mississippi 44.1 r uvuisiuna Texas 36.8 Arkansas 47.6 Tennesee 59.8 Oklahoma 39.1 Missouri 61.1 California 80.1 Arizona and other states 81.4 Summary by States North Carolina?About one weel ite. Weather hot and dry. Top pros ects very poor. Lint yield per acn > light. Expect completion of pick ii* about November 10th. Frost oi verage date will have very little ef jet. Picking yield compared witl 'ith original expectations is disap ointing. Hot weather causing som< remature opening. Weevil in grea umbers in southwestern, soutlieri nd southeastern counties. Prospect! oor to bad. South Carolina?Because of prema Ire opening, season in many countie: irly?ten days late in others. Weath r has been too hot and dry^ Pooi rospects for top crop. Lint yieh jr acre on an average light. Expect mpletion of picking November 1st hile many reporters mention Octobei ith. Frost on average date will have ractically no effect. Yield compared ith original expectations is very disjointing. Weevils have been very sstructive. Correspondents say contions worst in years, with no chance r improvement. , Georgia Because of premature opening sean is from 15 days early to one week te. Weather hot and dry, which akes conditions favorable for pick BRA] QUAL] size Pac 11, facilities, and lifelong s are concentrated on thi )NE BRAND, we put th a good for Camels. They < ike a cigarette. lLITY is always maintains idard. You can always de refreshing smoothness?tl jicest tobaccos ? and enti srtaste. iber this! Camels come is rettes?just the right size tc roduction and packing. /"** .1 ?vi /\1 A<? n1?4-?r TV? AM vamci yuatiiy. xuai a uu si Quality at so moderate i Here's another. "W frills on the Camel pa wrappers!" Nothing Such things do not i any more than premiun their added cost must or come out of the qual One thing, and only for Camels great and ? MjA ?that i^ CAMEL Q Lan JLJ. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., V mmmtammmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmmm ing. No top crop expected. Lint yield per acre is very light. Expect completion of picking on average about October 15th, and in weevil infested districts by October 1st. Frost on average date will have no effect, s Yield compared with original expecta) tions very disappointing. Weevil .v destruction continues. Conditions - worst in years. Planters discouraged, r Mississippi Ten days early to 10 days late. : Prospects for top crop poor. Lint i yield per acre light. Expect comple? tion of picking about October 20th. ? Frost on average date will have no - material effect. Picking compared s with originnl date will have no material effect. Picking compared with original expectations very disappointf ing. Weevils have done much damage - to top and middle crop and corre? spondents say don't expect any improvement in yield. Prospects bad. Resume Conditions from August 18th to the date of our investigation, September 17th, were the most unfavorable for many, many years. The deterioration this month u about 12 per cent, com pared with an average deterioration for 10 years of 5.3 per cent during i September. Hot, dry weather with temperatures extremely high, earlier in the month, ' over the entire belt, caused much premature opening. The severe rain and flood storm in Southeastern counties of Texas greatly damaged open cotton in that territory. Boll weevil and army worm devastation continued unabated. It has not been plant deterioration, but plant destruction. |?n a ? nam MMi M*| ? THE IMPOSSIBLE ACCOMPLISHED t J PYORRHEA CONQUERED! | I bbbbi i ral tii-x 3 I THIS WONDERFUL PRFPARATION MAS REEN FYPERI F MERITED WITH. AND TESTED FOR TWELVE YEARS BEFORE \ OFFLRINC IT TO THE PUBLIC. THE RESULTS OBI AINEO K HAVE CONVINCED THE MOST SKEPTICAL ? / PYORRHEA POISONS THE ENTIRE SYSTEM AND I ? J CAUSES MANY DISEASES ^ ' | I (! WILL RESTORE YOUR GUMS TO THLIR NORMAL HEALTHY k COND,HON. AND SAVE YOUR TEETH W ILL ALSO PREVENT fVORKIIEA ASK YOUR DRUGGIST IF HE I u CANNOT iUPPl Y Y?XI WRITUt I " | NATIONAL DWG & CHEMICAL CO.. Inc. j | P. O. B?i IB. COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA " t The total number of standard varieties of postage-stamps known today is between 40,000 and 50,000. An express train has been beaten i by 2 minutes by an eagle which raced ; it over a distance of 18 miles. nd- 1 rm r li iiy i :kage I knowledge of the IJ s one cigarette? ti e utmost quality. Si ire as good as it's f d at the same high, 11 pend on the same | j le taste and rich || re freedom from |j l one size package [ i make the greatest (I This saving goes JI ie reason why you j j a price. b re put no useless H ckage. No "extra just for show! 1 improve the smoke 11 is or coupons. And t \ i go onto the price ' j lity. j j one, is responsible j growing popularity 1 fUALITY. ' I , lei] f . % .. . W?:X ,<.V : '* 1< r' "Js? f,. , / "* - . >: ? j, 4 * * 7 * a. - r Wherever Smooth St Power is Require* TANDARl)*" Motor Gnnollne is llm ideal motor k7 every t)j)p of service. V iiether you operate tru tors or passenger ears, you will find it profitable to i? superior qualify of this improved gasoline. The "Standard** Motor Gasoline, which is, now ol wherever you see the familiar red "S. O." sign, is no improved product in t!:e increased y owrr and mileage1 delivers. In ( very poial that r ears n:\ economical anil motor opera!ion. ?i decidnd'y iho best ohtai'iaklc. Chief anions the assets of a really dependable gasol balance?ils uniform <;u: !!ty i i t!:c :.v.:;y essentia! pr Without balanced fr.r \ i! is net p-;?sr!i?!o for the t function evenly. The balance of c Standard" Motor is thoroughly eontro'-ed, principally because of our j secure whatever of the ijriny types of "crude" wc r.i specific purpose. To the buyer of gasoline in large y this is a particularly important factor in economy quickly be determined by using "Standard" and during a period of testing. Satisfy yourself. It costs to use the best. STANDARD OIL COM (New Jersey) bor is'so scarce in I^ew York that in thousands of homes, normally well supplied with servants, the mi stress H WA*j I is doing her own housekeeping. Maids and butlers are said by emph.yment bureaus to prefer being out of Colored ladies work to taking jobs at less than the oan have long, high wage scales prevailing last year. h rf \fa\mot Of many reasons advanced by em- will make your 7\ ) JH ploy merit agencies f r the failure of hair so that you can .-eivants and emnleyirs to agiee, one brush and ???mb it any style of the most common is that prespec- hov?klX omplfHSlv M&M tive maids seek work only because perfumed) not sticky)good *g?3g5 their husbands are jobless and are fordandruff and fallinghalt, refused places because prospective S'Sour drugitt 5f employers will not consider appli- Wanted Write for Terms cants for temporary positions. * Velmot Chamlsai Cn. 35w Prevailing wage scales are said by ^^BH^^^^^BtrnUnghamT^KjA] employment agencies to be: Cooks, Altt* $50 to $70 a month; general house- ^ workers, $40 to $50! chambermaids, | $50 to $60. Japanese butlers command $100 to $125 a month with V board and lodging. More than $250,000,000 was spent T r TK* on newspaper advertisements in the USC lO 1 ry 1 MIS United States last year. . New York, Sept. 26.?You can't keep a good man down or a good Pimples Denote This was the conclusion reached b> j 11J V\ | attendants at the Bronx Zoo after six ff <!StC I rOullCtS ?* flat-tailed animals dug their hM .?%? ? way out of the reservation into the I he Blood Bronx River under a concrete wall I built to prevent their adventuring. So Do Blackheads, Boils and Sim- T T" K'v"' I l ck iv j up hope of restraining the runaways^ | liar bkin Disorders. which were recovered upstream and 1 , . c . . (brought back to the zoo in washboil-; The human system is forever striving to get , lt . . , rid of the waste products. Itis a lite-work ers a an^ ?^er conveyance a. hand, j which goes on forever. When waste products iThey are building an even deeper i get in the blood, they cause a lowered vitality, wall. As a result, wo become subject to many pain- i m fuUnd ?mb.msaing rilrona. A love match ia one where neither When these symptoms appear, Nature is warning us. To throw off the waste products, side strikes. the blood must be purified. Don't clog your ? ? ? blood. Just clean it out. Nature will do 1 ""* | the rest. Pure, rich, red blood nourishes the t-, . , I body and^ fight* oflf disease. I* Ol* S. S. S.; the standard bktod purifier and system builder, is the ideal remedy for skin UtO* eruptions. The effect of S, S. S. is to rid the system of the waste products which ate causing the trouble. For over 50 yeara tfn U C7* J>. S. S. has proven to be of unusual merit. MPml V4r "> I Begin taking S. S. S. today and write for Eg A 56 page illustrated booklet, "Fm/j About the _ J^oodT?free. ! TV!? STOC K Personal medical advice, without charge, " r> * . ? ?' c may also be h*d by tending a complete K L lVl L U 1 h b description of your caae. Address Chief Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., 741 eju * S. S. S. Laboratory, Atlanti^a. All good SotJ hy Dr?#"a. md fiea/4r* drug Stores sell S. S. S, j .* . , , | r* * *'w. | . f J Twlri, eady SmjM. :tc III Liotor to ffjwti.; | III Gasoline fliw'i j l|| ilnlitv to ' [iiantities nfP Irr , as can Tfffijr Hi 110 oilier ^Sjjjii ..M'^Rjs V "? ,,,or? /amsoHl I i inaaaBBgaMMMrtfc ?M????^?????? Imitations I-ack the Quality of the Genuine A LL the parts comprising International Machines are made by the International Harvester Company to fulfill certain requirements; some for their edge values, some for tensile strenoth. nthere tr* ? ? - -- vvr A W&UW friction, etc. The materials used for these parts are determined in their fac- * tories oy experts. Their steel and iron formulas are unknown outside their own organization. j It stands to reason that "made-for" and "willfit" imitation repairs are not as good as those made from the original patterns. They cannot be. And what excuse is there for anyone to buy imitations of any kind ? on the Geipuine that is one thing that cannot be imitated, even in appearance. It is the Harvester Company's trade-mark, registered in the United : States Patent Office ?/or your protection, and it can be placed only on Genuine I H C parts and repairs. When You Need Repairs for Your IHC 1 Machines Buy Them from Us and Get Your Money's Worth. - . ' 1 , /' The Union Hardware Company JFarmers' Headquarters ? UNION, S. C. '' " . : * ' "Ku Klux to Build Hall of Invis- "Castles in Spain" have often flgibloa."?Headline. If they really wish ured in poetry, but American capital for obscurity, they can obtain it ny>re has given castles in Austria a states easily than that.?Now York Post 11 of pToaaie reality.?Washington Star. - " ' 1 * 1 V ' i I < II "1 .1 i # ? ? . V. * The first real military uniforms Out quarter of the entire popuhwefe thoso vera by Froadi sotfjierfc tion ef the world dies before raaehtag by deere ef Esuiv XIV. ' I the ago* of 17.