The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 26, 1920, Image 8
PLANS AND OBJE
CAROLINA DEV]
Columbia, May 23.-Announcement
that the South Carolina Development
board Is about to undertake an ex
pansion campaign In order to equip
itself for larger service to the State
has brought to the headquarters In
Columbia a mass of inquiries and
many offers of cooperation.
The ('uestions which are being ask
ed are mainly along two lines: What
Is the South Carolina Development
Board? and, how is it or will it be
organized? Answers to these ques
tions were given Saturday by officials
of. the boar d,
To realize the pOsSIbilities of the
South Carolina Developinent Board, it
Is only necessary to examine the plan
of organization which is proposed.
ulder (irection of members of the
St0e camlaign executive coninlittee,
tile following tentative plan for the
organization and management of the
existing Soutii Carolina Developient
Ioard has bee n preparet and is pub
lisled today f'or the first time:
Ptrpose.
Thell Southi C'arolinia eeomn
Iloard is i:oranized to coordinate' the
influiiencv aniid stiIlitln of all profes
s7ional, commelircial, indlustrial1 and1ag
rieiuiltiral itlerests in slipport of a
comprlehensive progranm of iliportalt
Statewido vorlk, thus ('ffecting a part
ner-hi-p wliil will unite tih people
or Siouth ('arolina inl a (commltton llpur
pose that of addiig to tlie health,
hiapipine :nd prosperity of the State
t.1- South.i al tlie Nation.
31embliers'hip.
lv 4ey v white resilent, tines:
11artnIte rrhip or corpor-ation subhscrib.
lg to tle :i!s and priposes of tll
,board shall he eligible lor member.
siip th reini.
Or.an izti oni.
Tlhe to'In hers of tle board resi
dr.ilt in eacil county shall conistittte
vo., nty' conll. the sole fntions o
\M1i shall he to (eIeC t representa
Ii upoil the board of countrol, ant
to pass upon proposed policies an(
activitie::. As tle 'SoulIth (arolin;
'ievelp ttvI 'll I Hoard is essentially I
State organitation, -Iunced on!
-with the projeets of State-wide scop<
BEAUTY IS
REFLECTED
HEALTH
"Good-Lookiln." 31eans the Opposit
of Nick-Lookingr.
11118 A 31-A'"I'Eli " liOE) 1l,001
('ELLS
pt O-.ianani itll3Makes eIlie, nll tltood
Bullds Up People 11,1ih4
Laeck Vitality.
ff your body is Sound and yo
blood is inch and red, your acts and
thouiglits will be qtuick and strong.
Let your blood get weak, and yoiii
10o(1 won't nrlsh you nor your sl
refiesh you.
TIoo muchel li iard wVorkt, an illtness mi
a imeittal str'aint eni Ihin dlown' yoai
M~ood, and P'epto-.lagan is needed
to briing it back ICo healthy nimt
('ond1it ion.
1\I itin his. (otor s for ynear's
anad tini(' pro(petties.
itto'.;an is 5iuchl a simptle andI
harinli,>: ioii, yet such a pronipt
inler f' rned bloot t, that its rolliin
tionhas2e i gs spedalmetI it un
Ithotusanlds oif men andtu womten lish
as a irestoriative whieinever t her or'
itheir' hibirien Fs.1m to fieel belo - ti-,'
dt'licat' stomtacht, anud is obitainali ini
e'ithe liii liud or taIibtle formii.
11' surle teht namte "'(tide's'' is oit thte
Iin('kage wh ou buy 3Oi l PiV epto-.\l anigan.
A ' thie dru'tggist for "(;td'". If
'i'! 's"' is ntot Oin the ;ackage, it i.-;
"HiANSON 6"
We wish to announce
that we have secured
the agency for this
county for the "Han
son 6."
No better value for
your money.
Live Dealers Wanted
PITMN ROS.
Union, S. C.
CTS OF SOUTH
BLOPMENT. BOARD
inortance, it is exipressly .provided
that the county councils shall exer
cise no local functions. The councils
shall meet annually in October and
shall organize by electing a chairman
and secretary who will serve for the
ensuing year. Special ieeting.s of the
county councils will be called from
time to 'time for the consideration of
referenda and whenever vacancies oc
cur among their representatives on
the board of control that require to
be filled.
One rlepreseitat.Ive shall be desig
nated by each local Chamber of Con
"101 e, Board of Trade and agricul
iural association for each 200 mem
bers, or fraction thereof, of such lo
cat organizations. Also the couity
couicils shall at their annual iiet
ings elect oneli representative, and
other addilional ire'esentatives up1)on
the bassi of one for each $2.000 afteri
the firist 1.1100 subscribed froi such
couity for the support of the State
organ ization.
The bo)0 a or control shall meet ai
nuily in the mointh of November, at
Ilh. call of ilhe presidenit, anid at1 suIch
annullal meiiteting shall elect miembers
of tIe board of diirectors anl foriu
la'e a progh'ant of work for ti:e en
suing" year. Fuchl program a... (11a
:Ientatively- formuhated, shiallsue
!uely Ib(- siulliitted by Ile board of
d1i'k,0lors to thle conniyl counlcil.s by
relero nd1a for ralification or rejci't ion,
lank by plalik.
'he prograii of th work as tlus
fo rt111nulated will not he con idired as
exclusive: blt may lie sup.lemnted
fromi timein to time dring the year' by
bllilionai'l 10l1nks; inlitiated by tho
h ard of direc''to's altd ratitled 1il)m1
referencet tth Ile rS1pete ive c. ol ty
Vounlcils.
h'le full owe's of manageien t of
thev SoulIth Carolina Devolopment
I loard shall be vested in a 1board of
:,.; direct'ors one (ach to be appointed
I by tle goverior, tie Souith Caro
lina1 (ivisIon of the Americai Legioi.
tlh(e Soithi ('arolina I Hane1wrs' Associat
tion, the C'hiamiber of Commerce of
So!th!I Carolina, the South Carolina
laive Stock Association, the South
Carolina Press Association an t he
South Carolina Cotton \tianu factu rers
A'sociation. The reman ing 28 sh1all
be elected as follows:
The members of the board of coilr
I1,ol from each lof the seveni colies.
AIOnial districts shall elect four rest
dents of their respective districts to
tle board of directors.
The drectors thus elected shall
serve for two years, except that. at
the election held in 1920, two in each
coigressional district shall be chosen
for a two-year term, and two for one
year, atid, tiereafter two shall be
elected annually from each congres
sional distrIct.
Th'fe bioard of dlirQctor's miiay niame
fr'oii amnonig thielr n umbeir an Oeecu
tie Vc(ommlliittee0 of'I ~ fiv who can con
ienientl y meet at rifrtient inter'vals
to fionsi 5ider' r'outitne details oif admi in
istrationi, whicb commiittee shall have
POm-'r to) 1ne' for the full boalrd in
.AclvItfles.
drectors~ af 1 f'fommhSS ion is to be fanni
oil, noinaillting blanks shall lbe miolledi
Itrol invitinug noiniat ions and11 Much
blanks shall show the existing ageam
f'ies of' gover'inment or' istituitions ori
asso'ialt ins moifst dIirec't ly (ieu'ired
with the .project to lbe dealt with,
fromi ('achl of which aigenieis, inst
ttIons or' asia5mt ioins at least on e
memb'it er of thle comminiss ion s haIIllie
namiledI, the remiiaind~er' to bf' s'l4'etd
froni thle generaI1101 memer'ship f lhe
dlevetlopmii'nt bofard. l"Om the noifiI
nations thuos madfe lby the miembiers of'
lie 1boar d of f'ontr iol , thle piesIdenut
shall deisbinate twelve persons who.
whein cofhiired by t hf' boardi' f i
r'eftors shall1 ontit~ luto the spefcial
0(omm1iss ion.
i'elopmient floar1id shall1 bie dIi sburised
uder a budget to be annuailly aidopte~l
byv thle boa11rd of dir'ectors and1( no 00om
isslon, committee oi' agent of the
bioar ishall111 have aut hoiiy toi Incuir
indentedness in the name oi' on be
half of the board In exess of appr~io
pialtions to its 01' hiIs cr'edIt.
Tihe South (CarolIia D)evelopmtient
Ttoar'd, being enitirely a voluntary a.t
enicy, must fderive Its suippor't from thbe
volunitar1y cont ribut Ions of thle cItilzeni
shIp of the State.
It Is providled that the annual dhues
of all members shall 1)e $10 per annum,
?,iid thatt there't' shall 'he a sustaIning
fund s'ubscibed by the membershilp.
All (fies andl accounts pledged to the
sustaInIng fund shall lie pledged for' a
thr'ee year perIod and be payale each
year' In advance.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenz
LAXATIVE DROMO QUININE Tablet. rmove the
cats.. There is only one0 "Dromo Quinine,"
IE. W.GROVE'S signatnre on bor. Ma.o
WILL SCHOOL PUPILS
CONTINUE SAVING.
Su'peritendent Uasque Iopes to See
Fine Work of the School Session
Continued During Summer Months,
"Will the school children who did
such line work in their savings so
ciety during the school year continue
th, !r thrifty habits?" Is the question
tha, Superintendent Gasque is asking
of the children. In a letter addressed
to The Advertiser and enclosing an
other from the War Loan organiza
tion, he states that the chlidren did
such splendid work the past year that
he wishes to encourage them to con
tinue saving. In order to give the full
est publicity to the cause, lie asks
that the letter from the War Loan or
ganization be published in full and
here it is:
To the Secretaries of Savings So
cieties:
You are thinking, I know, of tiue
closing of school and of the fine time
you are going to have this sumimer.
'on't it be just loads of fun to go
fishing and blackberrying, to ride 11d
AT MINTI
FRIDA4N
We close the n
partment. Be 4
good only for F
A
Our entire Silk
to get that Silk Dre
and Monday.
$10.00 Embroidered S
per yard-,
$7.00 Baronette Sati
yard, . .
$3.50 Chaneuse Pussv
day sale, per yard
$5.00 Fancy Georgeti
yard, .
Sale of
$~5.1)0 Silk I )resses . .
.$40.01) Silk< I)resses ....
'.'5.00'I Silk I )resss . ...
Tom Salwy(
Bargain Ta
Child
-lust''~ recie a biii lot
Bargair
Two ''.ses' Oil ln old
lIinek Tow~els. 4 lor'.
Speciali
Bargains in I
Ieri 's Illli ''Henm 13rawe
We Study
MIE
swiui and roller-skate just as if every
day were Saturday? Then, there are
going to be lots of left-over times
wien you can be doing the things
that are not only fun, but that will
earn money too. For this reason, the
Nar Loan Organization is asking your
club and a-ll the thrift clubs in the
district to continue to save money
regularly just as was done during the.
winter. To make it easy for you to
store away your summer savings, we
have several fine plans. Here they
are:
1. A thrift bank for every child
who will save money regularly this
sunmmer.-These banks are very at
tractive, and they will hold enough
pennies to buy at least one War Sav
inAs Stamp. In order to obtain these
banks, we want you first of all to give
this letter to your teacher and ask
her to find out how many members of
your society will promise to use them
this summer. Then you can send us
the list of names and addresses, and
we shall mall the banks direct to the
members of your society.
2. One meeting at -least of your
I
R CO.'S CAS
SATURED
anth with a special c
an hand promptly I
riday, Saturday and
Great Three-E
stock included in tl e gri
ss at a small price. .The
irting, three-day sale,
$7.59
i, three-day sale, per
. 0 . 4.99
Willow Taffeta, three
. . . . 2.99
e, three-day sale, per
. q. . 0 . 3.99
Silk Dresses
..... .... .... ....49.99
...... .... .... .... ....$27.98
...... .... .... .... ....$19.99
fr Suits for Boys
II( ini \a'ah Snilts l'o buy.. :\
hamil .
ble of Millinery
II lats onl this tableI--all1 ir(edee.
Iren's Sox
Chlibireni's i inek., .spe('llly
.........................35c
is in Towels
....... .... .... .... .... ....99c
.. .... .... .... .... ....$139
n Sea Island
y~ saleI, pe yarid..... .... ..19c
vlen's Underwear
ers', ( most ly size :4) , Sineelali 69c
(1id Dawers%, special .... ....69co
How to Make Qi
NT.ER
CASH EEPAR'l
'LIAURDr
savings society during the vacation
months.-This Is to be a good-time
meeting-a picnlc, a porch party orIa'
meeting with a prepared program.
Each member can bring something
toward the refreshments, and you can
have lots of fun telling how you
earned muoney and how mach you have
in your Thrift Bank.
3. An essay contest when school
begins again.-In this contest eadh
boy and girl will be asked to write
how he made hi-s money during the
summer. Then we shall publish iII
.the newspapers of this district the
names of those who write the best
essays.
'Now don't you think that these are
good plans? There are several thintsr
to remember about them:
(a) If any boy or girl fills his
bank before school opens again, lie
can write to us for another bank.
(b) -Let your teacher see this let
ter so that she can help you get the
names of those who want the savings
baniks.
(c) 'Use the enclosed franked en
velope In sending the list of names
I DEPARTMEl
AY and M,
ale of items selected
riday morning as t
Monday.
lays Sale of Sil
aat sale. Here is an oppi
se pretty goods oDnly or
$2.50 and $3.00 Crepe-de
three-day sale, per yar
$5.00 Fancy Foulard"P
$2.50 to $3.00 Taffeta,
One lot Silk Poplin, three-d
S Sl 0 0
Suisine Silk, three-day sale
China Silk, three-day sale,
$3.00 Silk Skirting, three-d
Sale of Men's
W\e ha~ive gone ithrI ough our i'
lots mai l u It. om a IBargai
thiese at .................$
Bargain Counter of 1
.'i'
Bargains in Men'
at .......... ....
Special in M<
Special Bargains in M4
)One lot1 l'ahng Beaeh Suits, carrie<
(n lot~p of bro'ikeng sizes in .Sumifl
hist1 seasone,i tO (elose Il ....
ne lot Bo's Wash l'auts, to e
ur Prices as Low
:OMPXM
'MENT S*RE
Is. S. C.
and addresses to us.
Now. . know this is a long letter,
but thczti'ummer lasts a long time
and we don't want you to forget us,
nor do we want You to forget the
splendid ideas of true thrift that you
1javeilgarned in your society this
winter.
Cordially yours,
Mary 0. Shotwell, Director,
Educational Division-..
echoohs Im Ii rn :' rep now, * .u;~ i.:hrt to
Voll table' 4:11ths11. Itsten: of folding
theiq, iJtuv ilmth fhl Ik h. tIh.Iituin are
alwitys. that first places to show wear.
The cintii ar, .:rert.n.1 tiat and rolled,
while heing trauned. Start td roll them,
as soon nl n half a yard Is Ironed and.
Ireep the roll directly in front, turning
it as fast as the Ironing Is (one. Thick
brown paper imiay bet used if you have
no regular roll. One clever woman.
who procured several mailing tubes
placed thema OnA to end and covered
them with n fancy wall ptiper. pasting
it on sedurely. This .mankes a firm
foundation for the roll.
E
IT STORE
DNDAY
from each de
hese prices are
ks
rttnity to see and
i Friday, Saturday
-chine Ceorgette,
d, . $1.99 and $2.49
per yard $3.49
per yard,
$1.99 and $2.49
ay sale, per yard
99cts. to $1.39
per yard . .49
per yard .89
ay sale, per yard $2.49
Low Shoes
,tok am.iil selec teti all bro'kent
VXi Vute Xto loe 1 u a1)1.t a 8c
3.99, $4.99. $5.99 antdi $6.99
..adies1 Low Shoes
.... ....$1.90 ,antd $2.49
at...... ....$1.19 to $1.49
s Work Pants
<1i liv'e' from'( lat season.iC~
....... ....$1.49 andit $1.99
n s' Socks
all 'olor's, chIteap3 at 25c',
..19o, or' 6 pairs5 for $1.00
~n's and Boys' Suits
'n lots of Suits that we art'
1 overQl front Iast year 1, t)
...... .... .... .. ..$11.99
10e' Suits, (sarried fr'oni
......... .........$18.99
lose at ... .$1.00 and1( $1.25
as Possible
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