The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 19, 1919, Image 16
BUILDING MAT EMlAL
RATES WILL BE' CUT
Director 1ines Approves Pli to
Stimulate Now Construction Work.
Those who are interested in con
struction work, especially as It atp
plies to building, will read with inter
est the following statemuent inl a Wash
Ington palper:
As a step towitrd increasing build
ing activities throughout the country
which Is the one imiediate hope of
reducing unemployment, the United I
States Railroad Administratlot will
in a felw lays cut down the freight
rates handling materials, 'all descrip
tion, from the present high level to the
pre-war staundard. The proposal, put
forward by some of the leading econ -
oimlics in the country, has met the ap
proval of Walker 1). Ilines, .Director
(enieral of 'Railroads.
Th'le ctl will apply to material for
general contstrictiont, in the hope that I
private intrests will (eize the oppor
tinily witll the opening of spritig to
let contracts generally.
Sich a cut would, of course, Iedu(ce
1hw price of lumbn her, bricks. veieitI
and sructural steel. and would i he an
inviltion to go alhead witl tlie work,
that, inl turn-, wvould give, emp11)oymnt
to 1. very 'large nitui' ber of inlechanies.
i'lant Rute Now.
Clemsonl College. Mhireh. 13.-Now
us ilt- lime to plaill rape. whichi can
not 11P OX0elled as a :-tazinig crop for.
hogs. A patlch of rape planitldI now
wvill furishIi tiore g'aziig for hos
1hanit any crop that can he plaidil
now. l'apn- is also min, of thle besl
c(rtp. - th,1i we plai Inow for givig al;s
soen fiiw fe'ed for potr 113y. Riapc is a
: real ('gg producerl, rape mlakes anl .x
vtilei table sala. If you hatvel't
aInythitg ini your garden to eat, now.,
by all metialns plani Soile rape, anild it
Vonti he- int. about six weeks bI-fore
y-ou witll htave something to bioin for
d1inin er.
It I lita rich land for ralle, so itf your.
land isnl't extra rich, broadcasti heavily
.otin' weill rolled lalte mi1anuri1e. Pre
pare ilt, groutl will. as y0 \ot l
for tiniips, mndti e ithii Iow broaltast
or plili ill r-ows about I(1 - 21, iniche.
apart If you tlanti n1 ill row"y w i
nleed aboMl fourl are( fire, pounlds off
sqed ter wro, ando if' you) phuul broad
('as( you will leed about sevent or
Ii'll ii P tIr a i'r't. Intapet can hw
plait' d titt ti l ti l att a 1 o1 f l ar h
11h1. ilt r thel it ter. tl inem tr
that Ho.- ,vvrvt inlrl n g~ lr p
is to hat:e a v-eil priared seetd id
and have he hand broadcasted heavily
With t stable ilanure.
Th atti._ of seedinig is very (heat as
11lie '-ied only cost from 15 to 20 cents
IIIrI plnid. P~lant nIow it will pay.
I'''RFO EIET HEOHi , (Ili'(
Six talion: of lrnth cons have of
fored ih it live-s Ithat derniio,-n' : ini-.ht
iiv . m l i lo h l '' n - .n a u
woIX l A scllriced i t ~ei h fo alit.
Irtide Io t'racnve for i his is N'ei0,
T vl also an- inleluidt to Ier'
ir, a inl int-stiiial aillnents disi-over'
id by her peasants, whieh ii is riepor'
crd hs .sald ('i iiiiy .\mertiicain lives andh
a rionrs.' (W-. hI. .\ayr, fo1 rmany year's
a trominentt ('hticago emitist, iltiportls
Ilhe ittgt-ientIs anrd setliilit his remeidv
undi 11t-i nai nie of' Mlayi's Wond'rf'ul
lRmedty. rt is ft situtl e, harm'nless,
m' ptnion that remiov'es te ('alarrh'l
it1l1 moeu s fromt thle int estinal I ract'
and1( allay.; Ih 1' iiinmmation which
l'austit 01( prctently all stomach.li I ivei'
to itici t e.. One dtose will ('onvi i( or (I
"toldh by3 Th'ie liartiens liug ('it. and
1)r' I gist l'veryw t'here.
SttItte~ nt of t he ('on ditti of the
Hlil Ol' .llOUNTILLE.:
Locantel al ilout illei, %. C., att t'
Ison n-s tni l ilncountts .. ..$ so,li6!7
O)veriria'ts. . . . . . 9i.-.71
! tttnds anrd Sltoi-In Owne~d bty
l'iurn:iturei and l ix liren .. l.2100
I )ii fr omi Ibaiks and taink
Siilver andt Other Cin ... 287.2X
('lentks anid Cash [temts . ,738.00
TPot a( . . .1 . . ' $10II 1,t23.80
tattital Stlock f'aid l9' . .. 20.250.00)
lin o ided ProflitsAess Ciur
Duoe lit lHanks and Ilankers 5,178.50
individnil D~eposils Subilject.
to Chieck .. ...$3 I,350.56
T'imell Cet-ifiientes of D~e
('ashier's (lhe'ks . 212.92 49,084.16
[tills Payable, Including Cer
t-ifi'ntes for Aloney [Hor
Stkate of Sout-h Caruolinua,
County of Liauurens.
Before me came C. M. 11'nller', Cash
ier of the above named bank, whto, be
i n- duly sworn, isays Ilta. the abiove
antd foregoing st atemntl Is a truei conl
dIit ion of 51aid bantk, as sho'wnt by the
books of said bank.
Swvorn to and1( suibscibed btefor'e moe
thinsI lih (day of Mlarch, 1l919.
W.ar I. Crisp, i
110W AN OCEAN LINER
TOSSED ABOUT ON LAND
Did you ever see an ocean linter
as a section of an ocean liner-tossed
about by a storm on dry land? Prob
ably not. The proposition sounds
foolish, doesnit it? Nevertheless, it
has been done-and in this wise:
Certain scenes in the William Far
numn d luxe production, "The lan
lilunter," are laid upon the deck of a
liner. In pre-war days 'Frank Lloyd,
director of the play, would have en
gaged a regular ocean-going vessel
for a day or two to make these
scenes; but with Uncle Sam taking
over everything that floats, Mr. Lloyd
was compelled to eIther build a deck
section of boat hinself Or leave it
out of the play. As it was an essen
tial part of tile )l'oduction h10 had no
alternative save to erect it. It was
a connecting link twith scenes ti:
bad beeni taken on ,board the coast
wise vessel The Governor on a trip
from Los Angeles to San Frnacie
Malany of these scenes on board The
Governor were made lin rather rough
weather. The vessel pitched and
tossed--and this broighti about tihe
94A-.
have
J. W
bpring
*ored a
Dresse
and S,
Foxa:
Thorn
,patter
Ren
problom of making the constructed
deck move. This iwns done In a novel
way; in faot it was a creation of
technical genius- and the effect was
there to the liiit. It was on this
(leek constructed oin land that Mr.
Marnuin had one or the several fierce
fights Ilp the picture; and -while the
flght was in pro:.-ress 75 men were
engaged In making the deck pitch for
ward and aft and from port to star
board.
Expert Government shop officials
visited the William Fox lot In Holly
wood for the sole purpose of getting
a line on the coistruction of the rock
1ng motion for the (leck. The scenes
on this deck were taken at night and
a host of people took part in them.
"The Man Hlunter" will be shown
at the Opera louse Friday of this
week.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's.
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Live;, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents
DAIR
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m "Gold Stripe" and G(
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rid Duttenhofer Shoes.
ssential.
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Also the new Blouse Suil
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HOW TO SAVE AUTO TIRE TUIES.
'Vulcanize them, don't scrap then
when they are full of puncture patches
and tylow-out holes. We are Just as
successful in vulcanizing' inner tub'es
as outer shoes, an'd the money say
-ing comparatively as grest. These
tire and tube saving days, and
vulcanizing our way will do it for
you. Drop In and got our 'prices.
You'll be surpkrised at our results.
, HAltNEY E'LlECTRIC 00.
Opposite Post Oflice.
Laurenis, S. C.
Office 'Phone 213 Residence 'Phone 398
DR . C. OWENS
Vinary Surgeon
Laurens, S. C.
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