Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. o? J?ew Welworth Bio T JTA. With the shipme K.some new models in th Aj j plant, under the same 'np m^nner. "V- *n p?Pularity' i / r |CT j pendab'Iity the WELW MU J /j - sister I'-louse Wirthmor |?| 1/ ed family, and always 1 rnl^ I ronntstinn ^ j V \ Just as the Wirt &?o?S> 8517116 way does ^e W( KUmm P"ce at w^ch it is soli K Choice of New Welworth We are supreme'? interested, just as a good store shoul our patrons in every way that we possibly can to keep down i is because we are jpnvinced that in tins the Wirthmor plan is sell these waists, to feature them in a merited manner, and to I whom economy has any meaning. . These Waists can be sc KINCSTREE DRY ( "The Store of Qv East Main Street, ===== NEW ^ . SIXES Ou > The Fulfillment of a 16 Year Ami This new Mitchell Six is our ideal of a MI? fine car after 16 years' experience. ... , We have a We liave worked for two years on it It strength. By embodies over 100 improvements on our pre- mizing wear, war Six. And most of them are made to add v t We have r< endurance. ter. The cranl two new-type n Never has a Mitchell model met with Gears are \ such a welcome. Every car which goes out ^are tested V? < is winning more men to it And every year, , tasted with such a car, will add to its prestige. missions are te: rri- - ?<-V/. i? Cflalrini, a rnr in this We have & lu o man nuv io class it offers many new points to consider. machinery and car. THE FUTURE TYPE CHEJ What we have done is this: k We tave fixed new standards, part by . e^01 F part, based on countless Mitchell records. <~?" 0 up ^ We brought in many specialists to help. er"Pe^a ure 0 method secure We have fixed new tests?exacting tests cost has been 1 ?to prove and insure these standards. . Other impr We have developed a new Mitchell spirit. Jew. The bod; Every man believes that these perfections new-type top h mark the future type of Six. Every work- won't grow sha man, tester and inspector feels his responsi- ing luster. Int bility. holstery to kee Kingstree Mot< Kingstree, t *? =<: uses Arrive! i i nt of Wirthmor Waists there also came le Welworth, made in the same efficient ; happy conditions, and in the same sav- ' I ls well as in goodness, in thorough de ORTH is on the same high plane as it's . They are members of the same respect- ( live fully up to their good name and i i hmor excels all others in its field, in the i el worth tower above all others at the ] j *? I i Models $2.50 j id be, in the very worthy task of aiding the cost of their clothes expense, and it 1 an effective aid, that we are glad to recommend them to every woman to < 0 ( >ld here only. 100DSC0., | tality" KINGSTREE, S. C -ij) r Victory WO YEAR REVISION-OVER 10 bition. n.MIZING WEAR The .. as showi dded smoothness as well as jon^ can exacting methods we are mini- comfort iduced power waste in the mocshafts are twice balanced on lachines. The mated to exactness. Engines . lines anc * - - J * -o electric uyiuuuuuicwciuic gica by electric apparatus. Trahs- you the 5ted in a sound-proof room, spent over $300,000 on new This equipment to attain this finer satisfact The yea: The ^PER OPERATION ciency. t has been made to cut down plete ca: A thermostat controls the e\er\ e liquids, air and gas. A new me ;s better vaporization. Fuel essened. ovements keep the car looking 120y frame is extra-staunch. A 3-1 as been adopted?a top which J DDy. r,xtra nmsn {flves cuuuierlaced hair is used in the upp the cushion shape. *2i. ar Sales Cc ( - ? Baptist 75 Million Campaign Notes Greenville, October, 1.?Before the j first of November at least 2.5(H) Bap-1 tist Four-minute speakers will have been appointed for work in connection with the Baptist 75 Million cam1 ? * - 1 _ . J -i. I 1 paign Dy tne siaie leaders at neauquarters here, it was announce*!. These Kour-minute speakers will avail themselves of every opportunity to make very brief addresses in behalf of the drive, working in a manner similar to that used by the Four-minute speakers in the various war drives. Every nook and corner in South Carolina will be touched by these inspirational and instructive addresses made by this host of intelligent laymen and women, who have the interest of this greatest Baptist campaign in history at heart. "The work of preparation for the Baptist 75 Million campaign is progressing wonderfully. Interest is growing in every section of the state, and the demand for literature and special speakers is simply overwhelming. but we are meeting this demand with an unusual degree of success." This was the statement made at <tate campaign headquarters here >y Dr. Thomas J. Watts, publicity lirector of the drive for South Car>lina. Hundreds of ministers and laymen >ver the state stand ready at a mo- c nent's call to assist in the work to ^ the best of their ability," Dr Watts ^ >aid, "and I feel sure that the quota t )f the state will be attained before ^ the end of Victory Week, November 10 to December 7, during which time actual canvassing will be done." j o 1 The Price of Cotton ^ We have said it before and say it again: In order to pay the labor that ^ *4 1 1 imrnof Arl produces it arm uic utpnai u>iwiw in it anything like the same returns j that labor and capital elsewhere get, this year's disastrously short crop of < ________ 1 1 < 1 < Model: 0 IMPROVEMENTS j < i i I rear springs are unbreakable in use, t < v> KAimflno* faofa And thpv are tilevers which give matchless riding: , ( AN HONEST CAR new car is a beauty. It is new in ' I color, in finish and equipment. But ' t fact i& that in hidden parts we give best we know. new Six will keep its newness. The ion which it gives you will endure, rs will show its quality. price is kept down by factory effi- , In this model plant we build the comr?motor, chassis and body. And in ipartment we use modern cost-reducnods. 5-Passenger Touring Car $1690 f. o. b. Factory Inch Wheelbase:?40 h. p. Motor Jassenger Roadster, same price Uso built as Sedan and Coupe 7-Passenger Touring Car A ? ^ _ l_ *10/O I. O. o. rucwry Inch Wheelbase?48 h. p. Motor Mnrianv South Carolina A Voice From Sioux pg-sr ks i 3k ^ Worth Its Wei You cannot mistake the words of Mi Street, Sioux City,' Iowa. He is entbusi: the merits of PE-Rl'-NA and wants ev cent letter from him a t and then i { ijl^, I rai,c^ beti I . I la you* aJ I ^gJr fl la la aucl I aaadicinc. ) There are thousands just like Mr. convinced by a trial of PE-RU-NA. DON'T BR AN UNBELIEVER. If your trouble is of a catarrhal natur friends. It is fine after an attack of pip 6 did Everywhere otton should bring 40 cents a pound, a Ve wish we could say it will bring 10 cents, but we at least say that here are just four reasons why >rices are not now mounting toward hat figure:? First, the reduced consumption of American mills, owing, it is said, to abor troubles. Second, the delay in ratifying the Peace Treaty and putting work back >n a peace basis. Third, the unsettled conditions in ;he financial world, resulting in the English pound, normally worth $4.J62-3 in America, now being worth >nly $4.35. This means that any pur:hase in America now costs an Engish buyer 10 Vt per cent premium For exchange on money. The Peace rreaty matter, however, will soon be settled; labor troubles seem in pro- \ :ess of adjustment; and we must beieve that the abnormal situation Ai^h regard to English money will 1 *oon adjust itself. The fourth reason why cotton j prices are not climbing toward 40, M :ents, however, is most important of | I ill. This reason is simply the belief j I rtiot the farmers will let the crOD JJO f for less. No well organized union of town laborers would submit to any j iess remunerative prices for their labor, however, and why should the farmer? If he goes on a strike, he can hold out longer than the city ivage earner, and why should he not in a peaceful and legal way refuse lo take less than a fair price for the products of his toil? In view of the reduced acreage this year, a good crop of cotton should have brought 33 to 35 cents X a pound. With a disastrously poor crop such as we have, a <f0 cent price means only a living wage for the Bl producer; and he, like the city laborer, owes it to his family and those ? dependent on him to demand this 55 living wage.?Progressive Farmer. _________ I Statement of The Condition of ^ THE BANK OF TRIO Located at Trio, S. C., at the close: - - ? ?<U1- into I Vi of business septemoer izui, i w RESOURCES ! |e Loans and Discounts, 26 980 24 j Overdafts, 1 57y 59 ^ Bonds and stock owned by p the Bank, 4 300 00 Furniture and Fiztures, __ 1 624 07 T Banking House, 1 723 96 { Other Real Estate Owned, 150 00 | Due from Banks and j ~ Bankers, 3 943 65 g Ci^rrency, 1 012 00 ff GoltL 15 00I I Silver and Other Minor I Coin. x 19 20 j Checks and cash Items, __ 382 37 j Total, 41 730 08 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in, 24 940 00 Undivided Profits, less Cur- | rent Expenses and Taxes ; ** Paid, 82 57! ! Individual Deposits Subject to Checks 10 798 53 Savings Deposits, 3 493 12 Cashiers checks, 415 86 14 707 51 Bills payable, including Certificates for Money Borrowed, 2 000 00 , in Total, 41 730 08 P' w STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, th County of Williamsburg, ss > tli - - C \f PATF fash, i li< tseiore nit* came n. - ?. . s ier of the above named bank, who,; 11 being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true J" condition of said bank, as shown by; C: the books of said bank. . ^ E. M. PATE. j ?.? Sworn to and. subscribed before, ^ me this 24th dav of September, 1919,1 >'< JAMES BRYAN', j JNotary Public, for South Carolina. fil fa Correct Attest: W. T. ROWELL, j sc J. W. REGISTER, E; J. H. ROWELL, J ye Directors. , de City, Iowa, says t P $>k ght In Gold r. W. W. Northrup, of 908 Fourth istic about his present health and eryone to know it Here is a re* IU-NA it worth Us weight In sold one. I oand to think H only wonedy but have chanced nay mind couch, especially in thn morning, ighalf a bottle o# PR-RU-NA We* . far. I would COUfh HS thnh Ot ad mucta, my eyee itched and both Judging from the lyaftomi ftvea maasc it wu catarrh. My stomach > belter condition since using yonr this testimonial, if yoo wish. Don't ?sdvertiae the merita of PS-RU-NA." Signed) W. W. NORTHRUP. , Northrup, skeptical at first bat e, try PE-RU-NA, then tell your i or Spanish Flo. Tablets or Liquid !UtHAL CONOfTMNI * COOL? refreshing ? healthful. The beverage with the benefit. .It makes you as fit as it makes you feel Each bottle of Bladwine con' tains organic minerals and certain other eital elements of ten grains of wheat The Bludvine formula it owned, protected and guaranteed by \ fr? Bfadwine Conpaay J 1?3L Athena, Ga. f ' 7 Always in M XJmn - the patented M W <"*H **J 1 gUphonc your grocer for a case today oodwine Bottling Co, Kings tree.9. C If you need Glasses, come ) me. Single and double snses fitted correctly at low3t prices. Broken lenses du licatecL . E, BAGGETT. Jeweler iff READY FOlTflD" eep Your Liver Active, Yonr System Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, the Nausealess Calomel Tablets, that are Delightful, Safe and Sure. i Physicians and Druggists arc adviag their friends to keep their systems iritied and their organs iu perfect iirlcin** order ns ft protection against e return of influenza. They know mt a clogged tip system an<l a lazy eer favor colds, influenza and serious implications. To cut short a cold overnight and to event serious complications take ono ilotab at bed time with a swallow of ater?that's all. No salts, no nausea, > griping, no sickening after effects, ext morning your ton' has vanished. >ur liter is active, your system is pun<i and refreshed and you are feeling le with i hearty appetite for breakst. Eat what you please?no danger. Calotabs are sold only in original aled packages, price thirty-five cents. ,ery druggist is authorized to refund tur money if you are not perfectly lighted with Calotabs.?(Adv.) * >: