Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CIRLS! USE LEMONS FOR SUNBURN, TAN YVry it! Make this lemon lotion to whiten your tanned or freckled skin. S'ue'eze the juice of two lemons in to a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you have a quarter 'pint of the best freckle, sunhurn and tan lotion, and con plex Ion whitener, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any (rug store or toilet countCr will sutJply :ibree ounces of Orchard Whil e for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fra giant. lotion into the face, neck. arms and hands and see how quickly the fre'kle-, sunburn, windburn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin liecomcs. Yes! It is harmless. LIFT CORNS OR CALLUSES OFF )osn't hurt' Lift any corn or callus off with lingers .'I j, l4o Don't suffer! A tiny bottle of Freez one costs but a few cents at any drug store. Apply a few drops on the corns, calluses and "hard skin" on bot tom of fret, thn lift them off. When F"reezone removes corns from the toes or calluses from the bottom of feet, the sklin b<c neath Is left pink nilo health ;ind( ntycr sore, tender or irritate(]. liabitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days "LAX-1'( iS WITHI PEPSIN" is a specially prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce 1epulir acti,,n. It Stimulates and Regulates Very P'!easant to Take. 60c per bottle. Life Was a Misery Mrs. F. M. Jones, of Palmer, Okla., writes:a "From the time I en tered into womanhood .* . I looked with dread from one month to the next. I suffered with my back and bearing-down pain, until life to me was a misery. I would think I could not endure the pain any longer, and I gradually got worse... Nothing seemed to help me until, one day, . .. I decided to . TAKE CARDI The Woman's Tonic " I took four bottles," Mrs. Jones goes on to [say, "and was not only geatly relieved, but can -tuthfully say that I have - not a pain... "It has now been two years since I took Cardul, ' nd I am still in good -health. . . I would ad vise any woman or girt to use Cardul who Is a r s ufferer from any female rouble." If you suffer pain caused from w-.maniy trouble, or If you feel the need of a good strengthening tonic jobuild up yourrun-down Isystem, take the advice of Mrs. Jones. Try Car dul. It helped her. We believe it will help you. " All Druggists UOVERN3HE'NT AGAIN CONTROLS SUOtAR iDlepartment of Justico and Food Ad. ministration lReach Agreenat. Will levoke -LJcenses "'Whrener Proll teering Shown. Washington, Aug. 21.-Active con trol of sugar prices was resumed to day by the government, through an agreement reached by the deiartmient of justice and the food administration that licenses be revoked by the latter when it is shown dealers have been profiteering. Sugar should reach the consumer at approximately 11 cents ia pound, it was announced, based on the ownership of the entire domestic and Cuban crop by the t'nited States sugar equaliza l ion board, which is selling to refiners at 7.28 cents a pound. Refiners are undt'r contract with the board to sell at 9 cents, less 2 per cent discount for cash, wholesalers and jobbers are al lowed a maxilm um of G8 (ents per 100 pounds for handling and retailers are permitted a profit of 1 to 1 1-2 cents per pound, making a fair price 11 cents except in cases where dealers have purchased at an "unreasonable" price, tne to ImI istluderstandling in trade. Wllen this is a fact, a reason able advance over the actual cost will be permitted. With the loulse ag riculturi al commit tee's amendment for extension of the powers of the food control act before it, the house 'onight was prepared to take action tomorrow on the amend ment and 'hereby make its first exten sive stmye toward beating down living costs. The ain end meat, which was re orted to the house today by a unani ni us vote, includes retailet s among Ihose liable unler the food (ontrO CI , and its elnac'tmlent along with the colltrol exe'rcis'. dover sugar, otlicials believe, will do D citth to ecurtail pro titeer'ing by litailers. Sale of army subsistence Supplies now in jprogress will cover virtually the ('little surplus. the warl depart mtent annottneed itoday' J1 lnluding~ enough to gi v,' tw \o pounds of meat aild one andil ole-tuarter pounds of canned vegetables to each person in the l'nited States. The amendment to the food control act as repor'i'It today would extend the act's irovisions to inclIuide wearing appa ret, containers of food, feed or fi rtilizer and fuel oil. A penalty of for ptiro fiteering. "The absence of evidence of any Profiteering by the farmers," the agri cultural committee's report aids, "and the provision of the so-called Sherman anti-trusl 1:aw r 'ecogniziti cotlle'ctive b r ini . b} :b' liakes it wi-e to not subject the farmers to inconven ience and expenses under the federal law." Numerous bills and resolutions deal ilg with living co)-t (tie:;tiols were ,.resented' in botht house:; of congress lIepresenitat ! ulitchinson, republi can, New Jersey, .ntroduced a bill which would enable the secretary of agriculture to "prevent deception with respect to cold storage foods; to regu ate the storage andl shIpment of cold storage~ foolds to interstate commierce aiid liImit such stoirage to ten -monthus. lANFO'RI) NEWVS, * 'Ianford, Aug. 25.--Miss D)aisy lIar ris5 tile hlome demonstrator' miet with the. ladi es in the' hoiie oIf Mrs. ('. I. Waldlrep and~ thley all spent a very leleasanat dlay oblservlng t he miethiods used in canning corn, beans, etc., which wIll prove a veiry ptrotitable as set to the Iiantiry oin thie ('old witer dlays. WVe hope) to have .\Iss Hlaris with uIs again soonI and( apptreclate hier' effoirts to hiel p us. Mrs. Waldriep served irefireshmrents to all the ladies priesenlt. Trhey all left tiredl but we hopeC a wyi' set of women. and can eouint it a dlay wtelI Splent. The fr'iendls and relatives of the P'at ter'son famnily mt wvith them at the oldl famiily hiomes teadl to ec'lebi'ate the Patterson annual reunliin, andl spent a delightful day mInglIng wilth old friends andl acriuaintances. Mrhis. J. T. flobo, the leader' of the i'ls' AuxIliary, willl gIve thieyoung peoplle a lawt'n.parity at hiei' resIdence next Thursday eveinig at 8 o'clock. All are cordially livitedl to at tendl. Thlei'e w ill lbe ani (njoyable ('nke-walk and lee ereaml In abundance to make. thle occasion mire in (ljoyable, thereby beeittitng the U. A.'s in their' effor'ts to ra'lSis lhir I aplport inent. Ilothi Stunday chiools ar'e planning u joint memiioial ser'vice andl pIcnIc forl niext Satiiuday, August 30thi, to ('ommeminorat e thie meoroy of thieir decease'd superIntendents, who ser'vedl us5 50 fit hifully for' a numibei' of years, thei'efore all are proud to honor01 the. memor'y of ou r beloved W. HI. .Di'um mond1( andl W. P. Patter'sonl. All the friends ando relatIves are especIally urlgedI to be lpresent . Tlhe publ11Ic Is eori'al ly invit ed to at tend. Mrl. T1. L. llarniey and( famIly, of Spar'tanbuirg, andl Mr'. John A. Payne, of (tieenwood, were guests at the homie (if. \M :'. \f .Jnhnunn lout tmilay. Mrs. Ethel Lanford accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Odello, as far as Spartanburg. Mrs. Odelle and little daughter, Nell Welborn Odelle, have been spending some tine here and are now at their home in Atanta. .\rs. J. W. Johnson and little son, Harvey Michael are visiting their rela tives in Newton, N. C. Miss Othello Jlohlnson, after a de lightful visit to her sisters in lender sonville, N. C., is at home with her father. Mr. 1l1. \I. .Johnson. Mirs. T. 'D. IHarman is visiting her parents at Woodruff. Mr. and Mirs. Ilarper 'Iliggins have returned to their home in Union, af ter spending a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Hliggins. Misses .losie and Lorainel Williams are visiting their aunt in Greenville. Miss Pearle Page, of Atlanta, Gn., is visiting her cousin, Miss Grace )eShields. ('ard of Thanks. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbliors, also the 'piysician, for their kindness shown to us (uring the illness and death of our beloved huts-1 band and father, Claude W. Wasson. .lMay God's richest hlessings rest ulpon each of them. Mrs. C. W. Wasson and children. MICKIE LAYS NESSIR, WE SENT YOU A SfATEMENT------- SUREI WE KNOW EQ GOOO FER IT AN' .NTEND TO PAN -f~HE FIRNMS WE SUN OUR PAPER AN' INK FROM KNOW WE'fE GO0O, (3U-' WE GOT 'f0 VAN eM E\ansy TliR-Tj ER SIXTy DANS JEST f-CE SAME, SO we GOTTA Gt1 OUR MONEN\ WHEN %t'S DUE -TOO, ER WE CAN'T PAN OUR ttLLS, SE.' ( D You know that's tru< give away merchandise, service; of doing somethi back if you don't feel the A I p Coyih11 a Cah lth> Not Halt. The ticker doesn't always tell every thing that happens in Wall street. Optimistic Thought. Remember not to cast pearls before Swine. I Aid to Remembrance. Dorothy has a habit of biting her finger palls. Her father promised her a ruby ring on her birthday if she would stop the habit. At the end of the first day she inquired: "Daddy, if I had the ring on my finger don't you think me could 'member more better?" St ach ills sermaneir disappear after drinking the elcbrate(ivar Mineral Water. Positively guaranteed by money-back offer. Tastes me; costs a trifle. Delivered anywhere by >ur Laurens Agents, J. C. Shell & Co. Phone them. Let your hom rel chIc of corcn hamoius color effects. ut 1 " i /// II . 1 -.- ' = hav proven arthi woth becauewa you paint t Hae sood he tetloftm four more tant fify yerkFo hsFe andoilie youretn lngestou sevcoloeffcst cost. Nohattver theourfae--there sur a specifee Paints rodut ortBok Eave proe, at numr o fth, eca s you a paeiny and1o1u adfo oa'if pecmica ll s o ey otis aybatfl iutai of attractively painted home's, shows floor plans, gives aepeeilw-rions and telly how to eect the nrut colors. "The ModestMethod of Decorating".. This beautitully iilustrated book kA gives the lates, anfd tbest ideas on Sthe decoration of int-e for wana and ceilings. It shcws a number of rooms designed by leading artists, giving exact spec~fications for ub Si taining harmonious color fect with lPee Gee ILATKOATT. hesfa"The Modern Method of Finishing Wood"-f you intendd to build or Lvet p ae trefinish your home, this illustrated hvenomically pr e the wbooklet will be of great help to you. it contains 20 color plates of finished wood panels, and gives practical advice how to take care of your LAUls HARDWARE Co.oors and woodwork. Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., Inc. Distributors for PEE G*EE Paint ProductsLOIVL.K. "What You Give You Get" oservice is profit. There's no reason why we cant apply it to business. We can't >' course; no business would last long at that rate. But we can sell it in a spirit of ng for you; giving you extra value, and a guarantee of satisfaction; your money t you get everything you ought to have. eMen Want Hart Sch fFnishing economicaddon'tumindpoyinglfh sma wll feencea hel torice comparedctotcheaper cokos plctuseoit'sieconomy ad thedifernceis or thn adip in teerie ofndu satisfaction innwearing them A~henaweecayaHartrtchaffnerc& DistributorsfarxE E de aints Prodths r usE. yourie spoit hr' know reaso h e; they' pl ttolLSfS.W a' ther' n usns beul lst loe tat cab rate.; u ecnsl ti prto eryugeavryhn you ough tountry. ~eyhn abuttem& rgtfrmarxheloth 'Whe wesay ~ar &hatne & ar and lapels to the cuffs on the ~1 ~ aixdesinedthes cltheaforus, trousers. We would like to show 'on now hat hat eans the're you these various stits hojlh In sin thi bet coths tat an e mde; gle and double-breasted models, there ll-ool tey'e crret: There are many varIations to 11 ~ (reaed y th bet stle lesifl- choose from; many colorings; ers n te cunty. F~vrytlng many patterns,-values are es.. ' abut tem s r~ht: romthe el- pecially strong. New Waist-Seam and Belted Suits for Young Men conservative suits for those who want them. q WHARTON CLOTIING Co. St 9haner & Marx ." ITS ME"