Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A fEt4DY 4MARIfET 81Wi UjIJIE UOUQ Xlome-Canned Products Will b Given Preference Over Maryland and Virginia Pack by Large Concern,. ollmt,''t A realy ma r t han I, *wv 1pe! it 1t, (' rolitn for . WiI heI put up d tr'1 ; the o M :nit i g k-on i "Z: 4 of do. ').e-:'I i nuds. 'lhis aIWrmou ?-ei~t has r m Pae by ' the Comt-'rva' 1o11 a:l io l 1 ivi 1 o' I II, I ul Ad. S rat ion. 1h! :( s he1 l t work the pr n o obn of mnkln f e MO anelle prod. :11 oo h p:Is"t .1 t hti. . A :.h or of he loald. 1ah' Vro ( Itels n jobbers of h n not o ly e4xp1) re t villingncs to buzy hom-uanned s II VI k i. 1l,:)1 p )i0rly pro .',I~~~~ ~~ rl oln:. 1% u".i I. - 1or omm-:i::Iu. . tw h k1,111 hone', A a 1n tl V:o!u- i he S .n over _a dad Vir :I i. o(\pqI A ( V f ra on 1 -s on rolquire;its of ;,.voral I large r i aiul has b nI :sko :do lind -: ! P:oid i t to mpply th -ir I'llotsum1Ill of ca s of fri- : -, :1i.hl . . n he rlo I y so , t'101,.'M itmr if e) a - a 1.I ) f n'. to (contforml to ce' I .1 ru t, I les. . he list l 113 !. ht- pri-' n t he1 .-,71 - oilylii wi:h I hat tar wvhhl iild and Virii packed goods 3(1 1) honerht . rodieii:- shon-l:1 Iot he of it for th' welmh- trado e xcept a .1l' ' lots. It 1 3tti ielI that I 31'l awrs and others Whod e to ))u! 1t1s a In viegetabl ' r he martor !It l market ing aigelciets, ill order that -ir plrodlti niv m y e lanlledl in larg AT . lo a grealr advanit ge. The3 ir:-i(A 11wt he liforI1 and -.-0. (1 proilitet mu.?t of coritSe hl. plut 1.1 tniform vas(es. and the cals uiil irmily labelled. 3 ITuracts for fall delice:-i' s <a:1Il A& :nad-, now or In the very near M uri. . tIning 'elibs. community lubs or a nneting ageneit-S Wilit large 4un J .13f11a11d fruits and1(1 vlgetahles ' ler far sale should write tihe Foo( -I.')m is ra l tionl. COnse (rvaltionl and Pro t11I't ion Division, a Columbia, stating he thoy have to offer at. the preIt * -111- \)' what they will have to deliver h i fall, stating tite prie diesirod I Ia i int1orniat ion. Thte Food' Administration will ntike iurchass or sale,;, hilt It may serva a coni cting link to brin hi e p13 I k. . and tit(' (ealers toge't her. -As has already been announced, -T~re will be pilnt of vans and jars -.*ranilble ro m ltone vanners Itring th $37M ilg ,;easonl. Cotirmunlitios thit are i upplimled hould report to tihe Pood At fcmillistration at Columbia. and 11er. daJbnts( will be put in touch with -.amveres Of i pply upon requost. At riti-ve stok albls an he bfolight ,t -very low pri. Pavkers of fuIits and vegetalesq *i(e to( recive th reototail price for pelr prodltiets If sol at whole sale, sty1;6 lthos1 who have 'on01ly job lots to - M~Dr shouild~ see(k a m1arkect In their une flcommun1itiles. The wholesaler Njausi the joibber cannot handle job \yInformation which may be do. ad by any interestedl pers'on or can $$htg cluib will he furniiishied by t he Al~'oserv'ati and Produoct ion Dtiiion fi'4 tho Food A dministrat Ion, (iimbia. *ANGERlOUS RUMOR SHOWN TO BE FALSE dfIumbllIa.--Rep~orts in cIrcuilat ion - ethe effect that Food! Admninistration uf~a had31 st atell 314 further cont. '.Asrvat ion of wheat was nlecessary have n11 nailed on tinfonded in a telegram Ammi)jved by William lllIott, State food dhmnsrator', from Iterbert Hoover. -emmVfl b~eeni issued," says Mr. Hoover, MA the federal food admInistrator .#hmn :statesc frankly the exact citutatlIon N e'h emphiasizes the abswolute neces-. ofi4y of even greater conservatloon of -4thent t han the American people have ))'I paticeld. For t~hat reason the ap. jaslwats recenttly' maiie to ite AmelrI d4fD people, thlxrough the chtu irches, by .rlToover, askIn~g that every Otto (the possibly enn d10 so disconttinue .oeiing whtt or wheat products In any ?syrmY unitil the next harvest. JM is staled In Mr. Ioover's ttale. ramei that American supplies of wheat tt the next harvest allow a homo sb~1umiptIOnl of not more than one. 6t oftormal, if Amerien is to mbam ~'V1allied supplIes--that Is, the scnd *71t i of wheat to Europe, as this coun 14 > ple~dged to do. A the beginning of May, there were imW :tarmlors' hands aind In storage In W'arerica about 75,000,000 bushele of "Min1 13. which will itave to carry tho .dmerican p mople for approximately MI~wee monts. urttil the now crop mrnes in. Ameriea's normal contsumop ~A'm for thi4e montths wouiIld be 120,. 6l000t0 bushols, not allowing the allIes "t 'ani therefore he readilly seen that MIsOI-ts quoting Pood Administration enTiAlS iS saiyinlg tiherc is no fut her &A#r1 of "theat Raving are simply en ItA Drn:aad of a very dangeronm. WHEAT GROWERS TO GET FAIR TREATMENT Farmers in This State Will Be Per mitted to Grind Wheat to a Liberal Extent. Cohimi1)"a.-Williau 1'.liott, food ad miI;t'rator fo:' South Carolina, re c(itly atteided a Iteeting of tie food annant tr:Uofs f tlhe several states ilt Wasii:gion. at Which timet the quevtZitti of gindiing wheat in South Ca:-olina was iaiefully coisidered and uipon thle authocrity of lierbert Iloovv-r. fetoral food aimlninistrator. the state micm hias be.'n made that the mlost lb rl treill ment, withl respect to grinding, will be accvorlded (hi groweors' of vleat in this state. The exact t'rtus of the ilstrn('tions to Imiller.; hbut w..il b e an11n outteev( inl Ihe nII a r ftteilre. In he mea nt lime. however. th!,e grower , of wheal (-an rest assured that the pr'..nt rueIs: concerning the amloaml thlat a farlmlr caln have groundl~ v.1 b.' grt altred a and. dill that a farmr wvi. i' permitted to have hi. EVERYBODY HELPING SAVE FOOD NOW Not Only the Housewife, But tic Men, the Hotels and Restaurants and the Farmers, Have Got the Habit. Colum2:f.-T l the first months of fno i"m! rvatin. 0h0 boutIwives of thll country.. were o''oen heard to coml phitin an11 to ask: "What is the use of tvyie ': o ave food in our kitchens when wast' on so much larger .wale is going on e'verywhere?" The Imn, in public enti places, were partihu larly pointed out as wasters; and It was colplained that in thi mnanufa titre of foo,1 there was another big waste. If ti s was trule several montis ago, hov.ever. it is no longer a fair comn plaint. The men of the country. both In hutitess and in private. are doing their part. in a patriotic Way. to coil servo tll' world's food. Since the increasing Iteel of saving wleatt has bei'en made plaini by the food administration, miany hotels and restatirantts ll over the country have voiniturily pledged t lt'thtselvt', to do without wheat unttil the next barvest. And ntow an efort is to he made to Increase tei coming wheat harvest by cleaner I reiniig. It has beei esti minated that thrttee bushels of grin i Ii every 104) blishIe-Is threshed enl be saved by bet te r 111ho(d. Where graitn hai been exKceptionally poorly threshod as imuch ti as 10 per cent. has gonie ilto til straw stack. To correct this waste has hetome very inmpor tant in view of tite nation's a. needs, antd tie food administration has this year established1 a special grain threshing division to carry oni a cam palgi of dt'etntiont aid to actually help titie farmintrs of tie count ry to properly aitl to thor-ougly thrle0sh their grain. Still anther effort to Increase the flour out iut during this 1isis Is he ing mader by uning farmetrs ntot to htold ove'r anay of' thiteir i'roip fori seed. Evetn if we htave ottly a normnal ('iop there is lit t 1' fear thiiat any isk woulId lbe run it noit holdiing over seedl for next year's sowittg. Dutring the next two to thiree muontht every butshtel of graIn that can be recovered may play anf imtpoi'tanit pait in the dramna of war. POLITICAL BARBECUES PUT UNDER THE BAN Colutmbia.-With the opening of the political cam paigns in Southt Carolina, the food admniniistrationit agalit uirges hat political barberno's. such as havye beetn the custom in many parts of tite state in past years, lie elimintated t his wvar year'. William Elliott, food admin Istr-ator for South Car-olint, t-ecent ly statedl tltat political barbectues would be0 frownted upionl by the food admin istration. The great waste Incident to barb~ecuies is, of couirse, thIt reason urged, anti In thte presotnt world crisis with referenie to thte food supply antd the absolute nte'esslty of saving ev (trytiking that can b~e saveid tb help feed a htuttgry world the food admin istration not only feels just Itled in asking that no barbecues lbe held, btt it Is felt. thtat patr'iot-ic people will vol totarily abstain from such Indul gences. SUGAR FOR CANNING SHOULD BE SECURED Columbla.--The food administration is urging that all per'sons wvho can fruits anid veget aides for market oh tain theIr entire sugar requirements for the 1918 season as early as pos sible. Federal food ad ministrations In all thte states are also being in struicted to see that mantifacturers of essential footd producets requIring sugar take tite first epportunity of b~uildling uip their suapplies. VTe food adminilstration takes the posit Ion that preserves and jams are essential food stuffs, andi that canners perform a valuiable conservation futnc'tIon. In tleo pvent that it is necessary to re duce still further the -shipping ton ntage that brings stugar to the UnIted States, the foodi adrofrnistratIon is en doavoring to guardl against anty pos sible Ic.;s of the fruits and vegetables th F o. an enn ? POPLAR SPRIN(GSNEWN. P'opla r Springs, J.1une 2-1.-r--\ r. A. C. Todd, 19sq., vailne to (Ils place yeSter day lId Imade 'k Very intereMting ad 'tIcSs, !ricipally on (Iho aluhjeel. of tlie War Saving Statiups canipalgn now onl, after Which eli organized a lIed Cross Auxiliary with tweity-six members. We trust all in the coin niunity will Join and do all we can to help whip the kaiser. .Al 11, .Jas. W. im pil a n d .on, M r. C. I. Simpson , welt to Florence last Satitrday to see Rev. L. K. Simpson, who is lin the hospittal at that plac,. Ile underwent anl operation for ap pendieilis about three weeks ago. \\e are glad to report thai he is dointg tiltle and hope lie tuay soo] be h.ve .\leSrS. Trutnan and Leottzard Cope land and sister, Lucile, and .\liss Mary Simpson motored u11p to Anuderson yes tenay alter miss 'inice cop'iamd, who has been visiting relalives. ave hror ohe inai mnih. 'M Lrs. .ll .oore, afier visiling .r. and .\lrs. .1. A. Sinunon1 ise. a1 While Willh her nliere, .\:- . J. ! .hl es. Cairrif. s: lfw b;s enin :' With her daughteri, '.ir:. Guy *.lledge. Mr. P". 1. l'ittsi and family Went up !o ( * 118iol!. Ilaclk .\luntaini yester .1v IQ 5'e .y u K ( G. litts, who Ii. iice for hkr iealth. lIorn to .\Ir. :ndi .\rA. ('-rrol 10lledge a dauiglhier on the lih inst. .Ilr. .11no. \V. Decks, Who has beenl at Asheville, N. C., sitmee last Thanks g iving foi Ills lialth, hlls returned honie greatly improved. We Were glad ! ') hini kCk a 'aint and r11-Iust he may coitinule to improve. FI NAL SE '1 TTLE3Il EN'. Take notice that on Ohe 2ad day of .tinly, 1lIS, I will render a fiial ne Count of illy acts and doilgs. as Admini isdrator of the (estate of C. A. .loore, decevased, in the oilco of the Judge of 'robate of Iaui1111rns county, at lI o'clock, a1. iml., and oil tile sameiW day wiIll apply for a 11nal dilcharge from my trust as Adnisiitralor. A:y pl-rSon iideblled to said -Nate is notiti ! CI and retuired t1 > make pay vmt'i! on l'at lat:; ani all personis havin:g claimsu' a.ainst .'aid estatle will C1r1 Ititem on or !:tuor '-'aid dat"e. d11y provenl or he forever barred. .J.\\EC T. MD.\! -O CK, Adminlistrator' with will annlexed. Mlar "!9. 19iSl - I u -A. NOTICE OF1 SALE. I will offer for sale to the highest ilidder for cash at Laurens Court Heuse, Lau rens, Soutl Carolina. oil :.110miay in Ju13 next, being the 2nd day of the month, duIIring the legal hours of sale, all that pleco, parcel or tract of land lying, being and sit Hate within the corporate lihits of the City of Laurenis.. County of Laurens, State of South Carolina, contalzing ,,1 hteeni and .11-100 (18.1-1100) acres of land more or less. bounded on the iortlh and vest by line of C. & .W. C. railroad, east by Watts Avenuo. lots of G. N. lranks. C. C. .Jones, I. S. Templeton. and Posey sireet,'south by .\lock street. the saiiie being composed of firty-vight (58) acres of land hav ilg such dim ensions, shapes anud bottndaries as will iore fully a Ippear by reieece to a plat of same made by ]1. 11. iHumbert. Surveyor, dated DIlecem ber 5th, 1906. binig tlhe Iracet. Or lanid conveyed to 1. P". l'osey and .1 (. O)wing by the Nalional llank of la:uren, Souith Carolina, by' deed dat ed lie 201 aidny of m.arch. ii i. record v'd I l look 82. pmo 259i. F i I lands will be sold to tihe highest bidder. pur uh:i'r to pay for pmpers and stamps the same will to sold in lots or as a who a-, may be announced at the ino of conmane cemIenit of s:lid sale. 17--:!t A gent for Ownors. ('OLaLMN OF ('lAtIMESTON South ('arolina's Oldest College 134th Year IDegina September 27. Itrat exauIIInaitlions at all the cittty st;ats Friday, Jlly 12, at 9 a. Im. Four-yeatr courses lead to the B. A. and !. S. degrcos. A two-year pre medical course Is given. Military training in atll courses. A free titition scholarship is assign ed to eacth county of the State. Spacious buildings anl1d athletle groinds well eni(itiipped laboratories, unexcvelled librairy facilities. Expines moderate. For 1erms and entalogue, aIddress HlARRiISON IHAND01,2Pil, 4iS-it President. NOTWIEC- TO CIDITOIS. All persons holding clail m aga inst the estate of G. Ilrown Franklin, de ceased, are etreby notified to prove an110 before ile at a referenlce to be held by imle oil the 10th d.ay of .utly, 1918. at my ollice at the hour of ten o'cloick iln tie foreniooni, or be for ever barred. .AS. hr. St'iANVAN, 17-1 t Spieca I eforee. Ples CE ed In 6 to 1-1 Days Votr d.rr-ist ufill refune -noney it PA/O oiNTM ENT sinii to cure finy case of 1.hing. Ill ind Blie, dinitg or 0o" tiell$, I;I (A r esn t14dnyq. &he 6:st a1t licatiou 1saves Ea sea d iCest. 50c. LIVES THERE 'A MAN with soul so dead that he is not quickened with patriotism at the approach of the Nation's holiday? It will be a busy, banging, booming day, a d every man and boy will be expected to lendoand. We've things to wear tha will add a greatzdeal to your comfort and to your appearance as ell. Summer suits in two-pi ce style. abrics of cool serge or, home spun. Tailored well, but lightly an eautifully. They're full of Sum mer comfort. The Pala Beach Suit is the Popular and Ideal Hot Weather Suit A cool wash fabric that will launder well. Cool Hats, cool Shirts, cool Underwear and cool everything at cool and pleasing prices. We'll Be Closed on the Fourth CLARDY & WILSON THE OUTFITTERS L.AURN, S. C,