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[yo 1 0 I I I The ] the peopl Iin greatf appearing start of tl 1. This : appro bills? 2. The i iMJHUl natior 3. There secun 4. Taxes to me 5. There 6. Again billion / 1 %. the b< f \ ? ..y*3; J 7. If the. ; \ comir ; A banks I billior ?. tinue H and a i| cannc ft! 8. It is, ra ness 1 H ^at H of us flfi and f Ike B KD* "Tl nr Bus md My Bos following points are c le of this nation, and ;r detail in separat I in this paper at ii tie Victory Liberty Lo nation-your country ximately $10,000,000,1 for a Victory that we lation must pay this lue to exist as a n is of the world. * ! are only two ways tl i the money?by bor ; are already high ar *t our outstanding ^ fore bonds must be si , there are only two is of dollars of bond; inks or to the people. y are placed with the lerce, your business ; would be unable to 1 dollars of Liberty to ban money in si t a fair rate to the bu >t have your pudding therefore, your busir to prepare for the Vic we may then invest individually can?for or our own. Vicroftv Libbxty Loam < Tku space cemtrihoet ank of V IGSTREE, SOUTH te Bars Are Down? iiness 1 iiness I I >f vital interest to [ will be discuscsed ' e advertisements 1 itervals until the . I an: | and mine?owes |||l }00 in unpaid war M are now enj oying. m debt?if it is to || ation among the ,|fl lat the nation can l| ids and by taxes. il| id yet insufficient l? var obligations. | )lcL | ways that several ( 3 can be sold?to , i banks, industry, B will suffer. The 1 purchase several In Bonds and con- Wl ifficient quantities M isiness man. You ill and eat it, too. 11 iess and mv busi- V/lN tory Liberty Loan, W as largely as each it America's welfare Do MM ITT 11 fa , I J llliamsburg CAROLINA Let's Drive." I TKere c I fl??4l WW * I There is m the vocal P| Our boyt have gfl sever heard of it ?9 And, where the Hf dreamed of. 1 9 BIG. Make cei H Buy to your fan J. M. Tin | (THl KINGSTREE, jThe Farmer Must Have a Living Wage Clay Tallman, Commissioner of the United States General Land Office, said in an address at the opening session of the twenty-second annual convention of the American Livestock Association: "It is very well for you stockmen to talk of limiting production to correspond with the demand so as to keep up prices, but the laboring man in the East who has to pay a day's wages for a roast does not look at it that way." Practically all of our public men I are verv much interested in the la | boring man because he belongs to an organization that stands up for the interests of its members. What would happen if a partv was to declare for a high tariff on beef, hides, wool, eggs, sugar, etc., in order to make it possible for the farmer to obtain sufficient money for his farm products to enable him to enjoy the .necessities and comforts of life? 1 The consumers of farm products "would snow the candidate of that I party under good and deep. I The farmers have been hewers of iwood and drawers of water for centuries. They have hustled from early till late to grow the greatest abundance of food and have often sold it below the cost of production, if fair wages were allowed them. However, the most intelligent farmers will in the future guard against over-production, and a consequent loss to the producers, by limiting production. There are laws against children working in lactones, anu town and city laborers work eight | hours per day. The farmers will be-1 fore long send their children to1 i schools for nine months in the year, but when will they cease to toil for I from twelve to fifteen hours per day ;f the prices of their products are to fall to anywhere near former levels??The Progressive Farmer. ! o Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic; it kills the poison caused from infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, etc.?adv. o A number of socialist women have : been elected to the German national assembly. o i Last year the Children's Aid society of Pennsylvania cared for, nearly 3,000 children. ^??? an't l?e anj trd asTAU yfaefl? America is c no such word as " "ilarv nl flip rPill A fuhu J va . ? i proved a thousand times that tb Victory Loan is concerned, it's not to he Loan is doing over and going o tain that you nave a part in its suou it Vtototr LIS??ty Lms CcwbMm TMt jpoem contributed bp ^ luck Live Stocl ' HOME OF A SQIARE DEA - - - - SO. THE SUPREMA Victor Talkin is acknowle buying your get the bestThe Vi \ We are tl VICTROLA in South Car the distributi section for i J Steinway ! Write Us foi SEIGLING MUSIC CHARLESTON, S. C. - ? > M { ! ^ v?^!IV .; v-^rv^.i^jvSw '3 Fail" in I merican. ? I I LIBERTY | l LOAN | t Stables. I L) M CAROLINA x 1 " CY OF THE . g Machine j dged. In J machine ? ] ictrola ' ?? ?? ie largest dealers I olina and | ors in this he Piano =? 11 r Prices. ft| ! HOUSE, Inc., [ FLORENCE, S. C. | =a j