Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 to 4v utiles | par Kcur in r 20 seconds in hi&h That is A??'?rson acccl eration. Le.^s parts?less friction?more power and speed! Let i.\s show yon the remarkable performp ance of a remarkable car. < * i I! : . j ] v^. V D p9 ' ill: ^fl8| * -'^^1 HI M H r ^B ? ; '^PHb? ^^0^' | -??~ ; t I l> o - i s ! "Ik. "T IXI i ly i Eighty i Less : r. Paris L ' DO NT LET HIM LURE AWAY Y< You remember how the Pied Piper >n his pipe and lured rhe children iwa; who are trying to induce people to sell Stamps. They are making "golden" pr jerna which they say will make you t Doe*t let the Pied Pipers make a laug SHELLS WHAT HE ! THINKS OF AMERICA, lyrian Says Now Is Time For Every Man To Prove Patriotism?Arv awer Found In War Savings Stamps. It nomet'mes takes the aew-comer o appreciate America. The natfre?orn is oftea too cloee to the eitmaion to reaUae what tiu* c earn try aeana to the wertd today He is need o all that it oCem. taking It aa a mater of course, aad freqeeatly loses the ieloe la sordid detail; while the isw-oemer het lis tee te what ewe at hem had to any. He it George E. Rihbany 11 IE* >11 cleat of the Boston High Bohaal < Commerce and ha omm to this ountry from kit native kuid. Syria, rhne be wat Id years old. la a fourniaato spssoh oa the valoe erf War laving! SUapi. given at the school ecently, ha said la oloslag: "Hato it aot charaotariitlc of tha uneriena people. hut tha Oat naaa aaght at unwillingly how to hate ham. Now it it a tie not to hate tha pirit tha Hua showad and not to abolih it from tha taoa of the earth. Of he latter wa are positively tare, beauae tha American passion for j?sioe is a hundred times stronger than rat tha Oerman passion for conquest "I never entertained tha idea of beomlaf an orator and I am aura that lack oratorical ability, but eaeh ,uai ideations art anaeceasary oa an cession like this, because the only ad beet Inducemert to a true Amerian it the call of hi* duty and governtent tad not even the best oration of he greatest speaker of all timet. "Whether we all realise it orf aat re are now la the midat of a period rhich will be known to all tho opreasod peoples of the world as the Lmeiicanlsatloa period. Now is tho ime for ovory one of us to provo rhothsr he is a sham American or a ennlno American." Tho practice of thrift and tho pwrhase of War Savings Stamps art just ow goed tad! cat ions ef the genuine , iiserican. They make for flaaacial ^dependences freed otn. prosperity and appiaeat. 1CLE SAWS MONEY BEST IN THE WORLD ioior Loefcs Qoad Te Bays Coming Heme A?pr Beelng Only rersign Curreaor far Hon the. I I Jnst bow food American money! ?oks to a man away from borne is lustrated by the story told by owe of doe a boys who fought in Fraaoe in ho war lor the preservation of etvM-1 Mtiom, and who afterwards saw eer-i lee aerooe the border in Germany. Sergeant H. H. Coffee was attached { 9 Company L. M4th Infantry, and for in months was at Trier, Germany, SO lUes from Luxemberg. Now he ia ask borne. "While we were in France," said lergeaat Coffee, "we were paid in Teach money. And afterward, when re were in Germany, we were paid in termaa money. The difference beween the French and German money, 1 a compared with United States mony, is amasinf. It is printed on white ' per. and one fete an awful wad of t for comparatively a small quantity f American money. "When we fot this foreign stuff the : ays were very liberal with it. They roald gamble with it. would lend it ind handle it very carelessly. But : rhen we got to IVest on our way j lotne. and that money was exchanged or real American money, all that lib mllty disappeared, and it was guard>d zealously." That i> one of the lessons the war, ins taught. American money, any | promise to pay on the part of Uncle Ihd. Is mighty valuable in the ever: j >f the world. That is why the Liberty j Jonds found so ready a market, and ) hat is why the War Savings Stamps | ook Just as good as money. They are j both evidences of indebtedness on [Jnoie Sam's part and his written j pataUee to pay. There is no record ret that he ever failed to meet an | ?bUaation. ? >iea Pi;.. ^ _ I J OUR GOVERN.V :x'T 3ZC L'RITIES. . of Hamlin T~. ; pl.iycd a s! r: tuD , r. The land is now full of Pied Piper their Liberty E %:i:: : r-* W?r Snr'ng I omiseg; they are stock ;3 son j 'tch. Hold yoa. i;^ cr.iiacnt 8 turities. J hint stock ar.cl a sucker out of you. . KEEP GRIP ON YOUR ! WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Advertising Clubs Imm Warning Ta Protect the Public Against Ubiquitous Stock Swindlers. Various ways for prosy utlrs investors to detect the unecrayle? stoak promoter* ar* conUiaed ta a bulletin recently la east br lbs NUbaSI VW* laaos OcsartM of the Associated Advwtlsiaff Ctoba ml *? Werid. T3bs buled* indicates several unmistakable stflM ml tba "wild ear steak yddlata slid owners ml War Baitogs Stamps sad Liberty lisis vfl da weM ta aaaaklar before saakaagiag dak wdalb aaaaritias far fee edferinfs of neartdera stocks. Ida wars tag be yraapaetira inveeters la as fettewa: "So far as wa bare baea able ta aaaectala not a single oaaa kaa aver baaa reported wtm Um prnwton of a togitlzaato. worthy ?iiWyriw ten offered to take Liberty Boa da to peymeat for the capital stock ef a new company. We believe that the veey offer to take Liberty Bends toould piompt the bond owner to oonamlt a banker or legitimate broker as to the value of the stock that is offered tn exchange for the beade. The'offer to "xchaage ia aa earmark which should aerre as a warning. "Another earmark of the faker te hie attitude when tt te proposed to postpone action pending an lnveetigs "on. He will nsually sneer at the ' -light of consulting a banker or broker of standing, suggesting that of course, they would not reoommead the stoek because they here Stocks of their own to sell. "In such a case the prospective tores tor might be sensible eneogb to remember that tt te the ens who easts reflections upon bnetoses men of standing who Is Hkety to he the iy: y-alght salesman, aad that the buffer has been in the eemmtmfty asff years aad will no duebt continue to business for many users He might reason that an established Arm would figure that It eould not afferd to deceive. Yet there are then sea he of people who allow themselves to be hoodwinked beosoee they believe sveh fairy stories." HAND GRENADE BANKS WILL SOON BE READY Children Are Urged te Begin Saving Money At Once 8s That They Will Not Lees Any Time. Some IW.000 hand grenade banks will bs ready for distribution in the Fifth Fsdsral Reserve District by August SO, aocording to a statement iasuad at the War Loan OrgaaixaUea of this district . Every one of thasa hand grenades was manufactured to tarry destruction to tbs Huns, and now, with percussion oap and explosive removed, they art to sarrt in the qbxnp&ign for thrift. Madt into paany-slot baak| they will be lent oat to each child under ssTenttsn years old who calls at a bank. Then, If enough money to purchase one or mere War Savinjn Stamps ts saved la a speeiftd that, the hand grenade becomes ths property of the child. There baa been some delay in Washington hi getting the grenades ready for distribution, due to the large number that bid to be prepared for their new capacity, but It is now assured that they will shortly he ready. Every child who would like s reel souvenir of- the greet war "an get it hy calling "at the Senk a* s.non aftc August W as possible, fcr thore will probably b" nore CSO.QOO children in the '' strict wh will want the grenade* r.rd the supply if neeeesar llv *' r..vh'.!c. the children are urged to begin sav'ug at race go that thev mi: v??ve r. "running strirf v.'bon t'~c f tr*?rr.r> hsnfc:? are delivered. Th' j scorer rr.nr""h morey is nivi ta bry| r*. War S-.v.'rsi the sooner the Land rrarsdo helorp? to the child end the roonrr th* child begins tc nave the oconer the desired ond vill be reached. I Toio Th-:ft :r?to Thrift Stamp*. i : . v... : Millions of Cattle Ticks Cleaned Out Despite* exterfsive rains, swollen i streams, flooded vats, and shortage | of 'labor lor grain harvesting, more 1 than 7/?00.000 dippings of cattle to i get rid of the cattle-fever tick were : supervised in Jiine by Federal, State. and county inspectors. The actual1 number of dippings was 7.097,260.1 and while that is 524,009 less than; the dippings in May, it is thoughtj to he a remarkably good one in view' of the adverse conditions with which j the tick fighters hail to contend. There is another reason, too, for j Cmvor Hinnintfc In .Tuno ir.-I n . vi?^ v4 i r **f>* ? re ason that is cited with solid satis-' faction by officials of the bureau of; Animal Indust-y of the United States j department of agriculture. In areas' where "mopping- up" work was con- ! ducted in the spring, further dipping j has been found unnecessary because j of *he absence of ticks. That is an ; indication of the condition that will M ' . i |.' S v "" , \ TO use arguing about i ! Vl IrQTT! Tf UOIl'vP I ^ IliUiUl . u J v^w. . _ reue makin's notion corner it a few liberal loads of Prii Boiled down to regula Prince Albert kicks the Puts pipe pleasure into th Makes cigarette rolling the fragrant, so fascinating in f Prince Albert can't biu throat! You go as far as yc spirit 1 Our exclusive patei parch 1 Toppy red bagt, tidy red tint, I humidor??and?that e'assy, pra *3f<ngz moittener top tJ.nt k. e :a R J. Reynolds Tobacco C< 4 1 . . >' * I ' . .J > ' > : become more general in the tick-i fested sections. The healthy progress of the anl tick campaign is shown by the f< lowing summary of June dippings Alabama. 994,275; Arkansas, 66; 479; Florida, 275.687; Georgia, 621 '09; Louisiana. 1,505,614; Mississi m. 423 696; North Carolina. 7,58 Oklahoma. 627,572; South Carol in 1'3 641; Texas, (north), 1,612,96 Texas, (.south).v 322,339. L/ippings vats jn operation nui ber: Alabama. 7,8-" 1; Arkansas, .1,58 Florida, 1 .'12"; Georgia, 2.407; Lou s:ana 4,5-15: Mississinni, ",726; Xorl Carolina, 543; Oklahoma, 1.13' South Carolina, 827; Texas, (nortl 4.649: Texas, Csouth), 1,197. o Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic; it kills the poison caused from infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, etc.?Adv. i , . ,/V'fr t, or making chin-music in got the jimmy-pipe or cig? ed in your smokeappetite, sli ice Albert! r old between-us-man-tall "pip" right out of a pipi e 24-hours-a-day joy'us clas: topoies! of ?r o'ts! P. A. is s lavo , co r.:. . ching! : your tongue or perch yoi >u like according to your smolaied process cuts out bite ar 'w'fTts rntl b",r"oanrf tin i;'.cg.V-'? ~<d cry - /., - m> aruib '.he t< ic. mcc :: "' h of -*"' 7 condition. Camels are offered you t out of the ordinary?a fl never before attained. To I ity compare Camels wii the world at any price! Camels flavor is so refresl win you at once?it is so ne\ what Camels expert blend < choice Domestic tobacco giv this blend to either kind of tol As you smoke Camels, ) any unpleasant cigaretty j pleasant cigaretty odor. A to discover that you can sr without tiring your tastt Take Camels at any angl cigarette contentment beyo experienced. They're a c You do not miss coupe Jv You'll prefer Camel 1ft rontt \ * W VV...W Came/a are sold everywher \U) l a^ee of 70 c^araftM or fan; jCj /Zaaaina-paper-covarorf cart ?i fiiacarfon/orfha homeorot R R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACC ' ,f;",- f t n- Nine Biplanes Make Ixmg Trip Mineola, L .1., August 115.?Nine . i biplanes, known as the "All Ameri>, can Pathfinders," started on a flight !>-1 from Hazelhurst Field to San FranP" i cisco last Wednesday under the au' spices of the war department and the air service. The itinerary' embraces stops at 171 citie3 in 15 States and covers 4,183 miles. !1" The objects of the flight include an educational campaign designed to show the people the actual workings !V" of an aero squadron; recruiting for . every branch of the militry service, escaonsnmem. oi aenai ratui ways for government mails; obtaining military information for the air service; advantage of establishing radio stations along the route; testing aerial radio phones and obtaining information on which to base recom- \ mendations for the placing of steel hangers. fJS (2 n | mm-BcSKHA flT .JKstiRNMMv JL>^} avor and ^ best realize their qual- MH th any cigarette in R|9| ling, so enticing, it will MH v and unusual. That's B9 of choice Turkish and E3I es you! You 11 prefer [HI Dacco smoked straight! you'll note absence of fivjjfl aftertaste or any un- pll nd, youll be delighted $||| noke Camels liberally i n e?they surely supply nd anything you ever " j igarette revelation! *^ -j >ns, premiums or gifts. ft: j 's quality! a package . pfH in acierrtidcaily eeeJed pack' jj: JjL J 4 zackage* [300 dfarettea) in a J on. We atronity recommend 0 Etui ,,70 Roa aupplyor when you traveL jj v^n| !0 CO_ Wituton-Saiem, N. C. J * S I , ; : .