The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 17, 1920, Image 6
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!.AU1( EN 1)lIUc ('0., Lansp, S. C,
ii "r ' d ! r
can afford to buy raw cotton oily
when they are able to simultaneously
market the converted goods for export.
Tis is very dillicult for theni to- do
beN'.ute they Can get the0 raw cotton
fr'.,t foIr to six weels after p urchas
in) it. and1l1 the mills call never he sure
abiouit the (ost of labor two mouths
aical. The conaignmentsa of raw cot
lon n(ow stored in the warehouses at.
!kemencl, IIllbog I-:isc(ubrodi nnd oth-,
er places were ought by the cotton
dealers b'efore the drop in therice of
(ottnt ;I) the t'nitedl States, anld n
oll-ntlte }rices which (he owners
} o;' si ti cIonignmienits are now asking
from the constuners. with the addi
tionill cost of the relatively long stor
:' o the goods in the Warehouses,
.' l the illlchase of this coto t ex
treiely dill iicut t for the mills, because
the g oods which 'will be converted
?ronm this; raw cotton will be too cost
Iy for export, an(d Ithey can not com
paete with the prices existing abroad
in the countries wlie her (lie mills are
using the cotton bought reeently. This
di fitc nce can not he evenly balanced
by lower wages existing in Germany,
Czechoslovakia and Austria, even if
the tmoley of these cottntries could be
eonyet- rted Ilto Imiolley of other cou11
I vies.
"In order to C-ffect a better method
of get ting ra\w cotton into Germany
anil to ( eltinalte possible speculation,
t1h' spinners :snd textile mtills in (er
1 1:ire new mg gaiizitg itto giips,
a) lin". to their geograp~tthi(cal loc -
it 1; ( 11 I n t
' which i ii a(I iet in i ' r .
. O! er .:111er (an texztile' mliiis
n i . ring to do their :x oltling
imtor>;nithroutgh a specially or
zdgov'erninenrt depart ment, as,
i ll.tan(e in the state of Wurtteni
wh're a special doIpartnient buys
I1 the r:. w cotton necessary for the
tiil3 lots.ted in~ Wuiirttenbunrg tid
i, it ith t" the raw cotton amotg
theon."
\n estim' ite of Germany's possible
treitremlents for cotton is made diti
titlt !y the ?'' t that the cotnsutilionl
:I ,'ndent upon the dleliveries of
'n:l to the Germant spinning mills.
'lhe e 'mham:ie <tte.dtion furnishes an
olt. obstacle. It appears
It abut :h( only way cotton trans
;:r e;. be carried out here under
isting condCitions is by a shipmnt t of
tha.;i commillodity to 1Uremen and IIam
1)11rg and there stored awaiting de
manduu of uyers on terms to be ar
iante'i by (able. (etrman cotton )uy'
Ir'; olfe r not the slightest encoitrage
me's ' :1( t:'anschttion wchereby the cot
ton would 1 " ; old iirotgh the ordinemry
:m a : 1iannels.
111S iser keCLeC V9LI
im.' fcet Sii a/ M eaf Tim;es,
En joy:; iis Meds.
.A:m., who( \ wril ': I haid strimnehl trai
ible. Whenci I 'mutii ro) to eat, 1 w'ould
turn sick. 1 Look one bot IhI of Zirot,
and1( it (iured mnc. Am a iways readuy
fori myi menhi; andi enjoy ibhem. I think
it is a fi u mi in e."'
If yourt food hu rt s you, if your aippe
tilt is loor', if ytui tre pal'' weak and
run-down t, andit have oithefr lympiltomsi
I haL t indicte yiour systeim needs1 help1,
*ty3 Zisa. Ii wiiill pt itron itnto your'
buloodi andh htei)lpibid ou1 lip. 'Take it
aeordt'i i i to dIn 4.itons, anad If not
beta t;ted by the first hiott tI, thle money
bac;k gu aantele will protect you.
LAJI-DRAUGHT
s She Has Seen Medicines Come
dle" rThetord's Black-Draught
d Staycd.
feeling after meals. Sour rtomachi and
sick headache can be relieved by taking
Diack-Draughit. it aids digestion, also
ssists the liver In throwing off impuri
tics. I am glad to rcomm~lend Black.
Draught, and do, to miy friends and
neighbors."
Thedford's Black-Draught is a stand
ard household remedy with a record of
over seventy years of successful use.
Every one occasIonally needs something
to help cleanse the system of ImpurIties.
Try Black-Draught. Insist upon Thed-.
ford's, the genuine.
At all druggIsts. -a. m
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WAR ON HOME BREWING
PLAN NED B' OFFICEl&S
Crusade Agitlint. IIole lr('winlg of Al.
rohlollet lieVerag~es Islani of Ohtilints
1leansl to b e liinployed ."re Not
)lado Pu:blic.1
Washington, Nov. 12.--The interia1l
revelnu bureati ill forintalI sta teilen ts
todayi ceon t ieod orep: s that a er usade
apa;'in;:a hlne brewiLn:: of alcoholic
ev.er agtie:; is pIlainr(I by the govern
men t' prohibition en'oreentent agen -
(ie'.. The bureau did not reveal, itow-.
-ver. Ithe means it propiosed to employ
in the aipai--in, nor admit that it
had . approved preliminary instructions;
by I'rohibiition CoinisSilIer K mamiier
dIire'cting the sales of malt and hlops
be res'trictedi to hakers .? t1 ConfI'ee.
I otioe'rs.
If malt extract, hops, isin- ipts go!..
atine or other mterii. are sold or
moi v it ihed for sile m ci - Ii i al an '
which showh that Lhe..' ai' it'lvertied or
sohl for uise int tit nlawful manltufac
ture of i I tox ieat i g liiinor." said a
statement. issued tonight by Comm is
sioner Williams of the internal revenue
bureatu, "it is the purpose of the bu
rean to proseente persons so offend
ing.
"The so-called home brewed beer
lma e '(I red in the home for bever
a te jipnuo e;. even though i'or the sole
Ic of the family and bonalide gutests,
uno de' the I1irea 's (o'.trltion of
h< h w. il1:al and the salte of Elate
la l 1111( t!r-(01 ''tot .;Hel 1lt lul Io
Ir t gun)".:1 le e uc m i
1i;u 'lea i ol i :'by- bei'n i re'w (:n,
!? u :m i ' Th .'t-utmie nt.
of the f rl pa r~lih i icin directort of
1 1 1a m to p)re
't11t ' c! . .il ;'::c! J:1i. : ho t as ye t
t) hakd:s and confectioner has not
been-i denied by .the internal revenue
huirn au, ali-though it is un tilerstood that
-'m \l:'ti:o"n^ Wiliam0 h js not as yet.
.: roved tho tr-e speelfi oeders.
'''cet' 0s an appiarent difference of
'inion he2t w1:tt1et ofileeials of the bureau
of initl;: of le amiit miionttit do.
"i?' ltr':i to i'sWalf t ': advisors as to the
I.rer i cante'd under the Volste:u! act
with res ect (o arohibit.ing the sale of
with respe to prohibiting the sale t'
erticle; e'mloyed in the m anufacture
of beer at homei(.
(1tlichu; (If the prohibition unit de
elinlet to discuss anyr phase of the
question.
('onidential Instructionus
The only information obtainable al
I rohibition headquarters indicated
hat, tle order rltesAtricting the sale of
malt and hots to which the Ohi4) diree
tr r< fored were inl the' forta of ton
1i1111i:l in srtions Sent to all en
fI: tetent. c tlters. T h m ' ia!l i
t ,iamv;only employed byI nt:t v Itoner
ifliner lin ad oer oilsed nit pu..
'I ity blie -uivenO to1 themd bo-lp ii iun.'
tslO~i pcasis.
('ouim111itone hW llim takmlrent~d
(IiOair i ; '.N' (i thttO brw or
anton f i - (:ltlerntib.) e a n e lt
It fe e ith anyr 3 sitit e i ni!
-I 5V'l Ibt dlI iha 1att eii 3n
11011 O 111(1 . a itosnd eitandl , t asi.
everyday. it1 ciake fa ;RAl'-SNj
l'(tt1111 i a o .,Mt t laterliey
cot t li t'el looede ;ohi Inl t
Thee a uina m t irt.--ead noht the
tros whla rlitaro rC, I~unam'b
Cn idor Caye h r- and le-~
LAXAeVEn Bhough soldNEforithe purmoeh
se.h mterwis arey ohe fDor Qhe lue
manWufaOcfluredtur intox.tn li'uor.
JONNM NENR'/Y, S'NEN riv hY~'i |
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Trs/ r 4',ovs P - ii r/E i's nu
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11 Ijflf1p.' ;,./ " - \Jr I ;I tiii" /V /. ?_'.' e9 7(3 ,C/,)---/
How bot YoriIof
one of. th first instinct tha proved them differentto other11J ~I.y;''
an ialrs O l h anoingings tha eve bee th\oeo
toay a leak lrof is{. probably ti the worsI " I,,"t. So thi brnsto usthe
suItjI It io i[ L subject totr ad "".1
S a t o s y is tI ro of l e s e u s if y o n e a
y ~ o I Ii "r i . r
nw r,, se - kn te
From1-- the dsays of the Cave man, human beirig.; have j;~e :, IA~ +U5
shelter from the rain, the wind and the weat'he:. Tt-is pl oliz ly - A
one of the first instincts that proved them different to other
anirna4s. Of all the annoying things that ever beset the home of
today, a leaky roof is probably the worst. So this brings to us the
subject of roofing, but it is too big a subject to try and tell here.
All 'we want to say is that if your roof leaks, see us; if you need ai
1new roof, see us; or if you are roofless, see us---we know the roof
business and the roof problems of this climate and vicinity.
Jones=Taylor Hardware Co.
The four doors have more than
ever endeared the Sedan to those
feminine members of the family to
whom convenience means so much.
They also apprecite the high
quality of the genuine m-ohair vel
vet used in the upholstering.
The gasoline consumption i unusually low.
The tire miieage'is unusiually high.
Easterby Motor Co.
Pho _tne 2 Lures, S..
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