The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 05, 1919, Image 15
LIFT CORNS OR
'CALLUSES OFF
Doesn't hurt! Lift any corn or
callus off with fingers
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 feet, then lift them off.
When Freczono removea corns from
the toes or calluses from the bottom of
feet, the skin beneath Is left pink
and health and never sore, tender or
irritated.
To abort a cold
and prevent com
plications, take
I'
The purified and refined
calomnel tablets that are
nausealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain.
ed and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages,
Price 35c.
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GER{MANY IS BUYING L
MUCH COTTON
This wa Given as One Bentsonl for the I
Riecent Advance.
The following Is from The New
York Times: It
Large German purchases of the bet- ti
ter grades of American cotton, it was e
learned yesterday, have been one of r
the principal reasons for the recent J
sensational advance in price In South- it
ern markets, especially In Texas, C
where the best grades are to be had n
and where spot cotton has sold above
10 cents a pound for the first -tim1e t
since tle civil war.
It was estimated by men in the cot
ton trade yesterday that more tlian
500,000 bales of choice grades had
been bought by Germans or Gernian
agents since the present cotton sea
son began on Aug. 1, and of this total
probably more than 50,000 bales al
ready have been exported. On Monday
more than 30,000 bales were shipped
out of Savannah direct to lamburg,
making the total of direct shipments
to German ports since August 1, sonie
thing more than 100,000 bales. In ad
dition, it is believed that. at least 150,
000 bales have been sent to Germany
by way of neutral countries, and It is
understood that much imiore will be
exported within a few weeks.
Germany's purchases of American
cotton, according to trade authorities,
have been considerably larger in the
last I.wo months than those of anly
other forelgna coun try except l'ngland.
On direct shipment France has taken
only 85,000 bales so far, while exports
to 10ngland have amounted to aboi.
.170,000 bales. The Germans, it is said,
have been buying only tle better grade
and apparently are not haggling ov
er prices, for reports. froim tle Souti
say the German interests have been
buying more aggressively in tile last
few days than a month or so ago,
when prices were $15 to $20 a bale
lower than they are now.
No large credits have been arrang
ed here for the benefit of German
importers, so far as is known, but
it is understood that some private
credits have been provided and also
that many American kxporters have
set plans afoot to use their own credit
in assisting the movement. Remit
tances from Gerniany have been coim
ing in in rather large volime recent
ly Which is oie Of tile reasons ascrib
ed for lie steady decliie in tile (1110
tation for reichsinarinks, whicm yester
(lay fell to a new lowI record of at
. 0 cents to the mark.
I lowever, it is inderstood that lie
principal expedieit used thus far In
financing exports of cotton to Ger
mlnanyi hs beenl credits securel by
irnmn as in peiuttral EI lropean coIln
trivs. (10ermanyt111, accordidng to rep)orts,
has been exporting raw materials ald
Some finished goods to the Scandl
navian countrics and to Ilolland. and
gin retuitrni for these lias received ero
(lits which have been used inl tle
I t'nited States. The volime of busI
iis d5 (one in t his way, It is said, has
runt to manyi3 mIll ions of dollIarms and
Shas; alltowed German limport ers to buy13
goodls here, chiefly cot tont, withoumt suif
Ifering untdiuly Oin accouniit of thlir de
pIreciatedl exchange.
M.\ost of thle cotton foirwa rdedi to Gem
manyrt3 and to1 the I'iuropieani neutrals
~has not gone Itoiighi the Port oIf New
York . Onl thle contrarmy, thle great bul1k
Sof thle hbuliness hais been m novedl fromi
Galveston, New Orleans and Savan
jnahi, wher e It is received from the big
Southbern spot. mtarkets.
P'rotect You (t'(otfoni.
T lh ere is (luiite a lot of cot ton being
hatiled from the ginis back to the
farms Pnl9lract ically every bale ginined
in Oconee til to this time is perfect
cot ton and ill bring (lie highest nimr
ket pile If keplt in Its presenit conil
Ition.
Ilut it wvon't bring thaut price if it
is thrown out oi (lie giroumnd on the
farms and the tinder sIdes oIf thei
bales allowed to accumutlate moist ure
from the soil, and (lie ex posed siudes
termimtted to take alternate raIn and
sunshIne. Thlis sort of exposure is
surie to damage the qualIty oIf the cot.
ton. T1rue, the dhaimage ill Inot extend
enct irely thircughi the hales, but when
the cotton Is sold It wvill bring thed
prlilce that the surface coniditlon shiows
in gradIng. No reasonablle man will
quitestion the justtlee of thIs. The ouiter
puortlon of the bale Isa(lie only soutrc
Sof judging the lutality of (lie entiri
hale,.he.
lie reasonablle. *., 6 mi ne
qton In such lttell nI1f
surface will i 1
h Iy o ytli 13leeting of II. A. h
qyour cotton Ihny ~u escilti
tlit ~m (1111 meet Friday aft ernoui
q wo li auI .Ilal Grmay at 3:30 O'Clo(1
There aicof a coal strike. This t
Ston in Ocoone belief that (lie ineirs
Smrountd to r wvero not of one tmindd
Sthirouighs (IUion of making (quick rehll
in the Wt.
away moat
E Conrere
is said. The sooner the signing the
further off the perpetual desert.
The act of congress provides for the
enforcement of war tiie prohibition
prior to the effectiveness of the con
stitutional amlnendlmelt. War time pro
hihitioi was created for tle period of
the war, which interpretation froi
Washington says will end with tile
signing of Ithe Geriman peace treaty.
Uut's Bialve, for ry lited
Hunt's, Cure Is es com
- iounded for the tent 01
Itch, Eczeian, nit ormu, and
Totter, and i" ol y' the' dru
gist on the strict glarantee that
the purchano price, 45e, %All bf
romptly refundc to any di-sat
Ifedcustomer. Try Ilunt'isfalvo
at ouI risk. For LIc locally bj
Iallreits lirit. f0.
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1la are sold eve
n ainscientifically se4
9 Can o.'cages of 20 cigarette
whernoripackages(200cigaret
pac, in a glasaine-paper-.cove
- te carton. We strongly rec,
i mend this carton for
home or office supply
when you travel.
R. 3. Reynolds Tobacco
Winston-Salem, N. C
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EGION MEETS IN
FIlRST CON VENTION
t Fine meeting Twvo (Vrectville Men
Chosen Delegates .Naiffonal (bnther
Ing.
Columbia, Oct. 2S.-CMecting in Co
imbia today in Its first convention,
ie South Carolina branch of the Am
rican Legion assembled with every
Ink represcnted from private to ma
)r general aniong tihe delegates, and
forier private, .11iiiius 11. Walker of
oltmblia, presiding as state com
innder.
The convention amended its consti
lition to provide that its 1m11mlbers
hall be white, indorsed a memorial
Puilding ralher than a hospital as til
illicial South Carolina memorial to
[en from thaI state who died in the
var and elected delegates to tihe na.
ional convention in Alinnapolis nex
nonth. Aiong the delegate, ameliaic(
vere EI llott W. M;rings, American
ace" and hliilip I. Stoll, representa
ive-elect from the Sixth Soulth Caro
ina congressional district. Addresse:
vere delivered by Ilenry Brecken
ridge, former assistant secretary o
Naar; Rear Admiral Samuel Mo.
iowani, paymaster general of tl
navy, a South Carolinian; Governo
iobert A. Cooper and Major Genera
George W. Read, commander of Cam
Jackson, who commanded tle Secon
arm1y corps in France. \lajor( Genera
W. A. Clark, commander of the Sout
Parolina division, t'nlited Confederat
Veterans, was a guest of the legion a
11le convention.
DIelegaies to the national conver
lion elecled tills afternoon were: 11
vine P". ileizer, Columbia: W. F
Work man, Greenville;1 George \V
\Vainaimaker, .Jr., St. .latthews; I
11. Stoll, Kingstree; 1,. K. Leg;u
Charleston, Bernard Manni ing, S'pai
Ian birg;: El liolt Springs, lAlicaster
John .1. McSwainl, Greenville; .\otirc
.lohnson, .\larion; Jul ius S. Walke
Columbia; L. 11. Kohn, Newberry; I
13. IElkhoff, Norway: 11. 13. Malon
Chester; Lloyd S. Smith, MEasley; Rol
1lkins, Hampton; L. C. Wannamake
Cheraw; J. 1). Sinyzer, Florence; S.
Williams, Norway.
No imeeting place was decided up0
for the next convention, this heil
left to the executive committee.' It
vitatIons were received from Collu
hia. Spartanburg and Charleston. TlI
convention was a splendid succes
readily establishing the fact that tl
American Legion is rapidly spreadit
in this state.
IS (I'AiT-.-3ONTl1:
IAI ('031ING A Tr
liper.
M-11 Depends onl lhe Peute Pauolina
Signed, Says ('olulibia 11 wed to o
The "wets" of South C ' tle Chri
high hopes of being all' ; are even I
(1ua-t of whiskey for '.vimie and Chr
celebration and they *privilege of
that hetween this tin all depends
they may have the late and iithe s
ing two uaPrts. I -;'ace trealy, 51a3y
t'ited Staite.s ser" d.
of the German lj.ts" are eveI g
And thet "wgV are "pulling for"' it:
friends of Ihle .hjle senate.
before. Thecy ;enieral IWolfe sti<
ltrition by tayve of The Rlecord t h
Attorney (. ion or the situatHion wi
representat' 'rhibition is t hat Ilwim
initeripretai igress, in paissinig the il
galrd Io I Ion enforcement leg is
act oft col -esidlenit Wilson's v'eto,
pirohibiltIartinie prohibit ion is lo 1
over ti unil the signin g of thle
tha t w ,peace treaty', andl that be:
forced ite and the Itith .jf next
mai~n .ie nation wilt be in-statiu-q
that a liqutor is c'oncernied,
iry tI dI muean the quart-a-month I;
far hi C'arolina, and( the mianufa
wo 011 qunor in I aIliimoie and in
Soul e manutiiifactur ie was allowed I
of E war. in other words, biefort
whei ,litlions woul d prevail,
the 101ld( the German heace Itrea
com 'led by thle seniale early in N<
SI -annd Washintglon interpret e
ratil I ing of the treaty as the end C
her- emiergency period, so far a:
slir ikey question Is concerned.
wanr1,tsi of Soulth Carolina ,wonuld
whig d, lie allowed to order at rita
"'weiiskey in November and then
saljiier qulairt in D~ecembher, (and PeI
witothier in January.)
ottl'This is the inter'pretat Ion put 01
andltuat ion by thle Attorney General
Iso by thle Internal Revetnue de
5 nen'ut ofilees in Columbia. The It
a of the 'oasis'" wiillI deliend 01n the
Sthe siging of the peace t real
9. Iart Schaffner & l
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