Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P'' e - Profits are found only ii Healthy Livestock Old Reliable Mustang Liniment stops lossesbykeepi ng stock healthy. SOOTHES while CURING No Alcohol - No Sting - No Torture Mustang Liniment is made of pue, healing oils. When rubbed freely into the hide, it penetrates muscle and tissue to the bone, thereby over coming the ills of cattle, hogs, sheep, mules, horses, etc. Says ?biL .,coiG oia coM nf mnine that was suffering fromt a caked udder. Sie was relieved in I day from suffering and completely cured in about 5 to 6 days." John H1. Fisher, New Berne, N.C.-"Our deliver-y horsc was so badly stove tip in his fore leg ani shouldertlat we could not ose hi. yusing Mexican Mustang I.Inintt oil him hie was euiliplety cured and re stored to the best of condition." FREE WITI 25c TRIAL BOTTLE Take" TODD', TOP. Latest craze-get ot Sen wd 25 cents in stamps or coin for T ri Bottle (Iousehold Size) MustangLin. fitiolt and get Tloddle Top, absolutely free. Lyon Mfg. Co..,41So. Fifth St.,Jikiyn, N.Y. 25c-50c-$1.00 SoM by Drug and General Stores "The Good Old Standby Since 1848" MEXICAN R A-T -SNAP KILLS RATS Also milcel, Absoilutely prevenlts odfors froim ltln s.. ne pneltge proitis tlhis. I'I-SNAI comes lit cake-s--no imixing 111h1 ofther food. :1e size (I enke) 4en1oigl for 1antirii, l4ehen or Cellar. (P size ol enhes) fillr Chicken iionse, coopls I. r small b111dinirs. $1.)" sIze (5 enkes) evanonuh for all faim 41111 on I -loll ld ings. st (oralge pml i ling ls. or faactory bulilligs. Sold 11WRlaanteed by C. E.:. Kell ned y & son, 1,an irIens li1ardw a re Co., and Pultnlaml's D)-r Store. Jess Pugh Fun Specialist Qj Jess Pugh presents, among numerous , other fun special ties, "The Snuff Stricken Reader," ,which was origin.. ated by him and whichhasgenerated funincountlesscom S munities through- i: out the country. QJess Pugh is one of the most popular S Chautauqua enter tuiners of the day. SEVENTH NIGH T Redpath Chautauqua SEASON TICKETS - $2.75 Chautauqua Week Here May 2-9 To Stop a Cough Quick take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a con~~ snedlne whirh stops the cough by beng the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and etopi enclosed with every bottle of YES' I~QHONEY. The salve bOldId be rboopthe chest and throat ofchldren aefr dgfinm a Cold or Croup. a topSacul .k o druggist for HAYES' IIL'tE SUM TU FINANCE 8IIIP1 SUBSIDY Estimated Amount of $52,000,000 Antiu. 211ly is the Amount liardinig Would Saddle ol Nation. Wasitinigton, April 6.-istablish ment of a priv-ately owned Imlerchant marine through governmen t aid, as proposed bty President IlIardlug and Ithe shipping board, woulld necessitate a maxHinim Ireasu ry outlay of' $52, 000,000 annually, Senate and hlouse committees Coildering the ship sub sidy were told by Chairman Lasier, of the board. EInactment of the leg Islation, however, would put an end, he Contended, to the $50,0,00,000 yearly loss the shipping board Is sustaiiiing in operating its vessels. Suggesting that the chairman's estimate did not take into considera tion "indirect aids1" provided for in the bill, llepresentative Davis, Dlemo erat, Tennessee, asked what their mtoney valueit would 'he. "It's useless to try to estimate," Mr. Iasker Cplied, adding 'that funds Cor indirect aids" would not colie from tle government. Instead of increas ing the burden on the treasury, lie a(lded, sucthi ais .would lip4) Increase the reveitues of .slipplig colipalniesl wIich, uinder the bill, 'would <be re quired, when thelir net retIrnii ext'e'd'(i ed ten per cent, 'o t'"rn half the ex ess earitiigs back to the governmti'it'Zit tilI the full11 amtoult of the sub-idy was retu rIned. In (comui It I ig $52,000,)000 as the probable governmt'ttielit expenditure for "direct aid," Alr. Lisker sald he al lowed t'or conversion into the mer chiant ma hrine fn id, $:0,t)000 to 'he derived frot elstolit rcei pt s, $1,000, 000 inl toininage dues, $5,000,000 now paid for tralns:oitationt of certain classes of foreign mails, and $3,000, 01A) in contstruction Charges. A\ccount in g "or the remaining $lO, ll00,110011, the chairma explained it, was exl'pected that, deductions amuntoxit ing to this ligure would he miade in income taxes Iayable by shipping companies.- The bill provides for such deduct ions. The cost of ialitaining the IIIei chant marlie naval eserve, which would be created by the bill, would be defrayed from thle mcehant mart c fuid, tle cornuittees were informed, and would iet cause an additional outlay from the treasury. Cost of maintailning the reserve, Mr. ihasker estimate(l, would not exceed $3,-000, 000 .annually. Whilo passage of the -bill would require an expenditure of $52,000,000 a year at most, the added burden onl the -treasury, the chairman said, would approximate $47,000,000 as the govei'ineit now expeids $5,000,0100 ot the amount which would be turned into the merchant marine fund for transportation of foreign malls. Un der the bill vessels of companies re celving the government subsidy would be required to carry United States malls, except parcel post, free of cost. Mc 'Lasker said that the maximum he qtuoted .would 'be exended only in the event the bill1 "'operates success fully", antd, even then, pr'oba'bly not' before live years. * * * * * * * * * * * * * .4 4 * JONE~S NEWS * * * * ** * *0* . . S. * Jones, April 8.--'rlih tendeirest sym pathty is felt for' Mr. B. D). Riegel it th~e 'loss of hIs mother, Mr's. 10dimnd son, on the 3rd( inst. We had the pleasur'e of hiearilng a splenid~i sermflon iby Rev. Hlarley at King Cha'pel on 1st Stinday. M.\r. Altman, demonst ration agent or Gireenwioodl cotitty, was in our midst recen tly. Thet law pr'ohiibiting the use of cult outs on auttomobiles ia disregar'ded .by a considerable numbner' of the opera tor's of machines. Mesdaties J. C. Martin, Carlisle and hiammnett recently paild Mr's. .Dr. W. T.' Joites, an apprecIative vIsit. The cotton mIlls at 'Ware Sht '1s aire in operatlon day and night and( It is rumnor'ed that the coin ~iy contemn lplates miaking considera'ble impr~iove mnents in the ntear future. JTust as the ground was about ready t) idotughi another heavy rain has fallen, Mr. Thtos. DIuckworthi ter~raeced Mir. Willie Norrzell's 'fainm last week. Not as much fertIilizser is 'being .usedl thIs year as heretofoi'e. Very little sickniess prevalent in this sectlion-almost distressIngly htealthy to the dloctors. rTe oat cr0o) 1s Very pi'omising. |Mr's, Or', W. T. Jones, ~vMrs. Walter Hlerr'ings and Mrs. 0, iL. G'raham d'na son James, iwere in Greenwood Thurs day. iWe recently met the .follotwing ft'iends: Jantes Thomas, .of '1-onen Path; John Simpson, of Gr'eenville; Foster Crogier, of -Abbeville; Willie pbodsmon, of 'Donalds; Samrasie iMcNlnch, of tIohdges; 'Thomas Pitte, of Frilend. ship; Irvin 'Freeman of Princeton, and Blenton Nlckles, Qf flodges. LcooeLeaf Ledgers, j0o, 'Advpvtiser PrlintIni O. EXECU'TVE'S ACT CAUSES STORM Washington, April 4.--President qlarding's -dismiissal of 29 bureau of engravin'g executives was the center of another storm of Democratic pro test in congress 'today desipite a White I iouse explanation that the president had not intendedby his action to "re lleet on the character" of any of the discharged oflicials. .In the senate a congressional in qilry was proposed foria,'lly in a reso lution by Senator Caraway (Demo crat) of Arkansas. iwho declagnd the president's unparal-leted dismissal or dicr had been "inhuman and inexcus a'ble." Several other Democratic sena tors joined inl the attack while in the house lepresentative yrns (Demo erat) of Tennessee asasiled the presi dent's act as "nothing short of an outrage." Taking ithe lead in defense of the administration, Senator Now (Republl (al) of Indiana told the senate there were "-amiple reasons" for the dis missal although unfortunately there were times when the president coulmd not take the country into his confl dence. At the White Ilouse, Secretary Christian, acting for the president, declared in aslotter to one of the (Is mhised officials that a full explanation Wats not yet opportule, although the chief executive regretted that "insinu ating publicity" was 'being given the incident. There had been no desire. the secretary said, to retlect on the cha racter of any government employee. it also was said by White Ilouse otlicials that Mr. Iliarding felt lie aloie wva. responsible for the con duet of an eilicient administration and that he proposed to exercise the presidential a'ppointive power in a manner -that accorded with his own ju(gillent. There was no possibility, it was declared, tha.t any of the dis missed oflicials would be restored to 0111ce. Statement of tihe Ownership, Manage Imient, Circulaition, Etc., .iequired ly the Act of Congress of August. 21,.1912. of the LAUlRENS ADVERlTISER Published weekly at :l:urens, S. C., for April, 1922. State of South Carolina, County of liaurens. Before me, a notary public in and for tihe State and county -aforesaid, pcr sonally ippt'ared Alison 'Lee, who, hav Ing been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is-tio editor of tihe Laurens Advertiser and that the following is, to ,the best of his knowledge and bel-ief, a true state men't of the ownership, management, etc., of the .aforesaid' pIblicationl fyr the date shown in the above caption, required bv the Act of August 24, 1912, embodied in section 443, Postal 'Lawn and Regulations, printed on the re verse of this form, to 'wit: 1. That the names and addresses of '.he publisher, editor, managing editor, and business manager are: Publisher: Advertiser 'Printing Co;, -Laurens, S C. Editor: Alison (Lee, baurens, S. C. Mainaging Editor: None. Business Manager: Alison 'Lee, Lau rens, S. C. 2. That the owners are: Advertiser Printing Co., Laurens, S. C. Arthur Lee, Grenwood, S. C. Alson -Lee. Laurens, S. C. 3. That the known bondlholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding I p~er cent or more of total amount of bonids, mortgages. or other securities arc: None. 4i. Thiat the tiwo paragraphs next above, giving the names of the owners. stockholders and security holders, if any, contain not only the list of stock holders and security holders as they appear u:pon .the books of the company buot also, in canes where the stockhold ers or security holder -appears upon the books of the company as trustees or' in any other ildunciary relation, the name of the person or col porationl for whom such trustee is not~in;;, is given; also -that the aid itwo .paragraphs con tain statements embracing aillant's full knowledge and 'lbelief as to the circium stances and conditions undeor which stockholders .and seecurity holders who do not aptoear upon 'the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securiities in a capacity ot'her than (hnt of a (bona fido owyner; and this amiant has n'o reason to believe 'th-at any oth er person, association, -or corporation has any interest direct or~ indlirect in 'he said stock, bonds, or othier securi ties than an so stated biy him. AIbISON LIEE, 10ditor. Sworn to and subscr'ibed 'befor'e inc thii's 7th (lay of April, 1922. t'awrence (1. Roff, .Notary :Public. WHRN NEltVES Nervous troubles, w ith backache, dizz - mpella qjuegr' pains and irregular kidneys, give reason to suspect kidney weakness and 'to try the remedy that has :helped your neighbors. Ask your neighbor'!\ J. 1W. Henderson, manager of cotton warehouse, 1348 8. hlarver St., L14u r'ens says: "My kidneys were- badly disordered and I suffered from pains in rmy back and felt nervous and out of sorts. I had dull pains in the 'back of my head, My kidneys. acted too fre quently nnd 'the secretions contamed a sediment like brick dust. I rea~ a-bout IDean's Kidney 'Pills and bought a box et La )arens Drug Co. Poan's gave me roll ofin a slgort time and con tipued -use fixed me 1ip in good shaipe." (Statement given November 23, 1914.) *'1nuarv 24, 1922, Mr. Henderson said: "The euro Dean's Kidney Pills gave me has ,beenV a permanent oite anud I gladly renew nqv former statemrit: in praise of this -reniedy," (Price 60o, att all dealers. Dbn't aimn. ply asek for a kidney Imemdy--got Doap's Kidney Pills--the wame' .tlat Mr 'flen'dersom1. had, PosteI~-MUgr Co. Mfa, B 1, (AN'T CASII CHECK United States Treasury Seems to Be Short. IWahington, April 1.-The United States may be the (wealthiest nation in the world, but its treasury can not cash it check for 19 cents issued to one of its dollar a year men that served during the war. ilugo 1). Newhouse, San Francisco attorney, served as a dollar a year man with the war department for two and a half months 1prior to the armistico Ile wanted the check as a souvenir andi, enlisted the eftorts of 'Senator Shortridge of California to get It. It came yesterday - but across one cor ner was indorsed the notation that no funds were immediately available to pay It. The amount was computed on the actual basis of one dollar a year. Senator Shortridge in sending t'ie check to his constituent 'urgd that he be lenient In attempting to force collection of the amount. USE SLOAN'S TO EASE LAME BACKS Y can't do your best when your back and every muscle aches with fatigue. Apply Sloan's Liniment freely, with. out rub&ing, aqld enjoy a penetrative glow of warmth and comfort. Good for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and strains, aches and pains sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and the after effects of weather exposure. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. Kecp Sloan's handy. At all druggists-35c, 70c, $1.40. S1oa' Liniment e NO MORE RATS or miice, after you uso RAT-SNAP, 1t's a sure rodent killer. Try a Pkg. and prove It. Bats killed with RAT. Snap leave no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Gunranteed. 35e size (1 eake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. i5e size (2 cakes) for Chicken House, coops, or small buildings. $1.2; size (5 eakes) enough for all farm and out-buildings, storage buildings, or factory buildings. Iold and (uanranteed by 0. E. Hen. nedy & Son, Laurens Hardware Co., and Putnam's Drug Store. Ovi 'ifln~ $1< Panel '] *EEAS SEALED AIR-TIGHT Penn s spells quality. Penn's is packed air-tight in the pat ented new con tainer. It is always fresh. Chew fresh to bacco. Try Penn's next time. Clean fresh-sweet. FERTILIZERS I Sell Old Reliable Brand of Fertilizers. See Me Before You Buy. CLYDE T. FRANKS 700 , 0 0 0 owners DDneO BRDTHERS' MOTOR CAI 40, Coupo $1280, Touring Catr $880, Rqadster $850 )usiness Car $080,. Screen~ Business. ar $880 TERBY MOTOR CO. Public Squat.