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Roads S Wonderft T HE wonderfu Springs of C .-er fect such a change comfort that bad r seem to ride like g< Overland 4 has the of larger cars of lt base, with the ligi os, .em Pressed d New Triplex I Triplex ease of conti -land 4 ef- and tire expo in riding wheelbase. oads nlow Equipment, od roads. Lite starting steadiness three-speed >ng wheel- high class, in t weight, general chara HARVIN MOTOR CO. Manning, S. C. aerein: stand roughes --And this by the famou: Six mont) will repair si The matte vigorous. Am ali boys like t All tte sts $iq 75-$1 U BB *Guaratnt< A l Flat By Springs ol and low fuel :nse of 100-inch including Auto and lighting and transmission, is keeping with the cter of the car. Ber o Bdded Clothes swertain 3 Dubbelbilt guarantee. ~s' wear, wtthou~t rip, ho zit free. ~r of style~ is taken car e of et ican- boy style in Dubbi o have indar d colors and mixture 5 75-$18.75-$20.75-and ieed for6Mon lerman's Stoi NO HOPE FOR LABOR PARTY CANDIDATES SAYS GOMPERS Union Leader Makes Bitter Attack or Head of Indiana State Labor Party, Says "Day of Reckoning Is at Hand." Washington, Feb. 22.-Formation of a political labor party would be "detrimental to the interests of labot and exactly in line with that which is most ardently desired by those who seek to oppress labov," Samuel Gon pers declared in a letter to William Mitch, of Indianapolis a leader of the Indiana State Labor party, made pub lic here today. Mr. Gompers wrote in reply to a telegram from Mitch and his asso ciates supporting the action of the Indiana State Labor party in opposing the political declaration of the Amer ican Federation of Labor calling on organized working men to elect their friends and defeat their enemies. Mitch's telegram declared in favor of making the fight solely through a labor party. Assumption False. "By what right," Mr. Gompers let ter said. "do you assume to declare the work and the policy of the Amer ican Federation of Labor to be im practical? Surely the results achieved in the interest of the workers demon strate the utter fallacy of your as sumption." "By your declaration you assert thc practicability of the course you de elare you will pursue. What experi en(e have you had with your political party upon which to base so absurd a claim?" "Of this one thing you may rest as sured, that the day of reckoning is at hand for all of those who are in antagonism to the cause of labor, and for those who are subtle and equally guilty even though they clothe their actions in the robes 'f pretended friendship. "When you shall have learned thc lesson o fthe real struggle of labor ger, because they They are Dniilt to that it is backed le, or tear; or we too. There's the albilt Clothes, that s. upwards to $36. 75. [Clothes tlis Service TeS A MERCIL[8 JUDGE One Who Shows No Favor. A merciless judge is Father Time. Before him the weak and the wanting go to the wall. Only the truth can stand. For years the following state. It m.mt from a Alanning resident has withstood this sternest of all tests. Mrs. R. L. Logan, W. Boundary St., Manning, gave the following state ment January 30, 1911: "I have been greatly relieved anl benefited by I)oan's Kidney Pills. I suffered with my back and kidneys and I couldn't sleep ve! nights. I got )oan's Kid ney Pills and they relieved me wond erfully of all my trouble." GONE FOR GOOD. On February 15, 1918, Airs. Logln said: "The cure Doan's Kidney Pills gave me some time ago has lasted. I have been in fine health ever since and I am only too pleased to again give them my endorsement." Price Oc, at all dealers. Don't. simply ask for :c kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the samoe that A1rs. Logan had. Foster-Alilburn Co., Alfgrs., Bluffalo, N. Y'. and the cause for which our move ment stands, you may become pen i tent for the gross injustice you have done by your pretention and your course. "The effect of a separate political labor party can only be a disaster to the wage-earners of our country and to the interest of all forward looking people. The votes that would go to a labor party candidate waahl, in the absence of such candidate, go to the hest- an in the field. In no case would they go to an enemy of labor. "There can be no hope for success 1 of labor party candidates. The ef- I feet, therefore, of a political labor party will be to defeat our friends and to elect our enemies. "Labor can look upon the forma tion of a political labor party only as an act detrimental to the interest of labor and exactly in line with that which is most ardently desired by those who seek to oppress labor. National Crisis. "The welfare of A merican humanity demands in this hour of national crisis that there be success at the polls. This is no time for experi menting with political theories which are proven false at, the outset. The workers of America must use the tar tics of success. They must have re suIts. "Results will not, be obtained by in jet ing a labor party, so-called, into the struggle. "Those who are determined to he blind to the facts of the present and past will, of course, rush on to dis aster and calaiity. This the Amer can labor movement will not do. It rejects and repudiates the fallacies of blind theorists and will have noth ing to do with those t reacheroun follies that. are suited only to the purp'lose of labor's e'neies. "'Your telegram is ati :lriitt to the labor movement.a ndl an r ssault upon4 the interest, of that great body', of IAmiericans who are dletermtinedl that the presen1t campahrnioi shall resuilt not4 in thie dlestruict ioni of our libertijes but in the opening of the way' to nta t ional pirogress andl the enla rgemoent (if opporituniiit iio fit humivan welfIarit safety andi ha ppi ness.'" COWS llA> I) .\ 1~. I'A R AI ANl31A ls llTe expanttsioti wvh ih ha s beetn ak - inig pilace steaidily in the ilairy' indlus ry oif this country duritng the list seven years has at hitst put miilk cows at the head tof the list. oif farm ani.. mitIs so fatr as va luei is concernedI. Thiiis is shown byv a recenot. reporit hy the lbureaui oif Crop tI i ints. Uniited States D~epartt ment of Ag ricultuore. TPhe value of thlese' aim ials no0w ex. ceedIs thtt of horises andil cattle othier thia in milk cows, the two classes for mnerly standing higher on the list. Ont Januarya :1 of thIiis year thlerie wer-e ap.) proximately 23,7417,000 milk ('iws in this contr ttiy, an inicrease iof 272,000) NEW YOlRK NEW~ OlR S. E. Hende SYSTl'.'lS Incomne Ti WVe baso~e a ha It hpt er I A couniiit an1 li1i I'hone -1035, 31 anson HId, lead, or 1.2 per cent, as compared with , year ago. Their aggregate value is )laced at $2,021,681,000. Ten years ago the average milk ow was worth $35.20, compared with 78,20 a year ago and $85.13 January 1920. It is generally recognized hat the quality of the milk cows of his country is improving at the same ime that their number is increasing. ''h; class of cattle, consisting of alves, steers, bulls, and cows, not ept for milk production and dCsignat ti as "other eattli','' shaws a decrease if 700,000 head, or 1.6 per cent. Ten -ears ago the average value per head >f an inaIs in this class was $17.07 a ,ear ago it was 44.22 and $43.14 his year. The number of "other cat-. le" in the country at the present time S a pproxim1ately 41,385,000. and their alue 81,914,575.000. (EA Y TlO l7IltN RA ILIOAlDS Washingt on, Feb. 23.---Directoi :yen ral Iline today issued orders waich toyvide for the formal transfer of authority nw exercised by the rail 'adi ahntinisrtration over to corpora io l; which reune Control of lines Ilarch 1 , In a telegramn to regional !irct ors . 1l r. 11 ines directed that the tmoes of coPrptorate oflicers be as ('rt.:inedI to whtom lepa rtnent heals Vl report after ftderal operatiol ads anti approp itte instructions is mued to employes. FAM1OUS 'TREE BI.OWN DOWN .Jerusalcm, Fe ';.23.-IDurin a re ent sno w storm the famtious tree :mnedl ' "El But ini," in the Garden if Gethsemane, was blown down. \cording to tradition. this tree soil fall when the Turkish Empire ell. Twice it was hound with iron >races to support it. The occurrence las impressed the population. To abort a cold and prevent com plications, take alotab s The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain ed and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Price 35c. CYPRESS SASIH ~ DOORS # BLINDS MOULJDINGS AND MILL WORK rson & Co. .\ I'( 10N S x Service