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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-23
TEXTILE MEASURE
SUFFERS DEFEAT
senate Kills 4S-HOur Bill After Hard
Eight. Moore Wakes Warm Abbe.


'iiie Senator Speaks Mt Length.
columbia, Feb. 18.-By vote of 21
10 49, the senate killed the 4s hour
textile bill by Representatives Ham
olin and Gerald shortly after II
o'clock last night, the vote coming af
ter long debates on both sides. After
hearing the BILL which provided that
no textile plant should work any en-
ployee more than 48 hours in any one
week or nine hours in any one day,
debate for several hours "Wednesday
night and again last night the vote
was reached.
Senator Watkins moved to strikc
out the cnacting words and the fol-
lowing yeas and nays were recorded:
Yeas-Alexander, Baskin, Beasley.
Black, Butler, Christensen, Gross,
Hart Johnstone, Kennedy, Lightsey,
Marion, McColl, McGhee, Miller. Pad
gett, Jeremiah Smith, II. l.. Smith.
Jrp Watkins, Widcman and Young
-21
Nays-Bonham, Crosson, Duncan.
Goodwin, Hubbard, Hutson, Mason.
Moore, Pearcc, Ragsdale, Rogers,
Wells and Wightman-13
The following pairs we're an
nounced: Bales with Massey, Bethea
with Lancy, Clifton with Williams,
and Robinson with Johnson.
The debate on the bill last night
was the warmest yet heard in the SEN
ate and at times it looked as If the
president would be forced to inter.
fere a crowded gallery and lower
noor gave strength to the arguments
for the measure and throughout the
evening the session was extremely in
teresting, and for brief time excit-
ing.
Senator Moore Of AbbevilIe debated
the blll at length and touched on all
phases OF the measure and some other
facts that did not concern the bill.
During the midst OF his debate he
was asked by the president to con
hand and replied that he was coming
to that point in few minutes.
After being asked to confno his
remarks to the bill in hand, Senator
Moore said he had as much right to
speak on the floor as any senator in
the senate and again when the soma
tor from Newberry moved adjourn
ment, Mr.. Moore took exception to
this method Of taking him off of his
feet and rather tense situation was
created. The president ruled the ad-
Journment motion out Of order and
Mr.. Moore continued debating.
Senators Watkins and Clifton
spoke against the measure and Scna-
tors Goodwin and Pearce for the bill
in addition to over an hours address
by Mr.. Moore, pro and con.
Senator Alexander interposed Gne
point near the close Of the debate
when he asked il the senate was not
working overtime, intimating that Il
vote would be very pleasing to him.
During the early hours before the
48 hour bill had been taken up the
senate killed the bill by the commit
toe on fish, game and forestry that
provided for a number OF changes in
the present law. The original meas
urc provided for a statewide fishing
and hunting license, trapping license
and in fact many now features, but
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-23

Colds Cause Grip and influenza
EAXATTvE BRoMo QUININE Tablets remove tho
cause. There ie only ono Bronze Quinine. -
Z. w. GROVES signature on box. SEC
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
HELP WANTED---MALE.
q A L II 8 M II N
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
You desire a new connection, we
desire new men--of certain type.
IL you are tho type of man who
will ''fit' In this organization you
don't want "flowery phrases but
your consideration the following:
/. The RIGHT TIME to form CON
nectlon with any enterprise Is
WHILE 1T is IN ITS INFANCY
and grow with it.
2. We have come Into possession of
one of the most revolutionary prod
smarket.
s. Behind this product are some OF
the best known business men In
New York city.
a. There are tremendous POTEN TTAL
possibilities In this product. To
properly develop these possibilities
and MONEY.
5. We are having no difficulty what
ever In securing the money needed,
but with this money We want-and
must have-MEN.
9. We have already secured as \
nucleus for our sales organization
large number of big cnlibre
statesmen. who by their enthusiasm
over our proposition and by the
sales they are turning in in stead
lily increasing volume, are con-
WINGED that this is the kind OF
proposition that comes to every
man--ONCE.
Z. The opportunity offered Is to mako
from $1,000 to S25. 900 In commits
sions this year and then to carry
on into an executive MERCHAN-
DISING position such as takes ten
to fifteen years to secure with the
AVERAGE proposition.
The above Is a brief MAN TO MAN
statement OF the opportunity we have
to offer. II you are the type OF man
who aspires to do BIG things In a
BIG. CLEAN way you want complete
details.
II you desire a connection where the
opportunity Is limited solely by your
own ability we shall esteem 1t q
privilege to be allowed to present our
proposition to you.
Selling experience valuabie-but NOT
NECESSARY-we teach you OUR
WAY.
Call MONDAY only, before 3 p. NJ.
Suite 1902, 700 Sixth Avenue
Corner 41st StreeD
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statesmen.

SALESMAN, WITH LARGE AcoUAINT-
ANCE AMONG DRESS AND CLOAK
AND SUIT MANUFACTURERS; WE WANT
THE MOST FORCEFUL PRODUCER IN
THE LINE; WE HAVE A PROPOSITION
THAT IS OF INTEREST TO THAT TRADE;
A REAL FORCEFUL CLOSER WITH PER-
SONALITY WILL MAKE AT LEAST $500
PER WEEK ON A COMMISSION BASIS.
CALI. OR WHITE 625 KNICkERBOCKER
BUILDING.
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sALEsMEN.

We want few men with some selling ex-
perience. Here are the necessary qualifica-
tions not under 25 years of age. ambitious
not afraid OF work, good appearance and
address, able TO recognize a good opportu
nifty when you see 1t. belief In your owr
ability to make good. What offer ir
return: An opportunity to make perma-
nent connection. financial return according
to your ability and eagerness to succeed
You represent the company itself not fis-
cal or selling agency. We promise to study
the interests of those who study ours. This
Is q real opportunity for ambitious man
II you think you fill the bill and would like
to talk II over call at Room 610, ITO Broad
way, and ask for our vice-president.
UNITED STATES GUARDIAN CORP.
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Instruction.

ASSISTANT Bookksepers. Clerks and others
who are ambitious to become accountants.
One hours study daily WIN In ONE
MONTH qualify you TO open. conduct and
close any set OF double sntry books
THREE MONTHS. ONE HOUR DAILY,
will qualify you a. CORPORATION AC-
COUNTANT with q knowledge Of buk1ness
write or phone vanderbilt $500. EItension "a.
Booklet on request.
INSTITUTE OF sTMPLIFTHD
EDUCATION, mo,
2A Madison av.. New York City.
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SALESMAN.
SUCCESS in SELLING SECURI-
TIES Is based upon CONFIDENCE
in the GOODS you are SELLINo-in
the PEOPLE you REPRESENT
YOURSELF as SALESMAN.
We are Just starting on a campaign
to dispose OF a MOST ATTRACTIVE
issue Of a GOING INDUSTRIAL. the
product of which affects every MAN
and WOMAN in the UNITED
STATES.
SALES RESISTANCE Is reduced to
the MINIMUM. but COMMISSIONS
are LARGE. You can do BETTER
here than you are now doing no mat
ter what your PRESENT INCOME Is.
LET US CONVINCE YOU.
Write or call.
LYNDON DWIGHT WOOD.
562 Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

OUT CLIENTELE; HIGH cALIBRE MEN
ONLY WILL BE CONSIDERED. If YOU
AIRS IN THE HABIT OF EARNING At
CALL OR WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT,
b25 ISNICKERBOCKER BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
SALESMAN

By A HIGH CLASS COAT AND
SUIT HOUSE ESTABLISHED MANY
YEARS; AN Al SALESMAN FOR
THE MIDDLE WEST TERRITORY,
INCLUDING LARGE CITIES: MUST
HAVE AN ESTABLISHED TRADE
AND GOOD FOLLOWING; ALL
COMMUNICATIONS TREATED CON-
FIDENTIAL. NJ. L., 17b HERALD.
HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
SECURITY statesmen.
SECURITY SALESMAN.

We offer an exceptional opportunity to five
high grade men with established clientele.
This is not promotion paying exorbitant
commissions, but established institution
operating forty-five stores and maintaining
in addition thirty agencies. We pur-
Immediate future and are financing to
effect this end. Our commodities are In de-
mand. Commission basis only. We want
Apply Room 412. 1870 Broadway. Wilson
Building.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
statesmen

SOMETHING NEW
I want ten active men to sell rapid
fire, medium priced automobile accessory
which sells itself. There Is no competition.
Bale IL made direct to the car owner Every
car owner Is prospect. No dealer carries
this accessory.
To men who are willing to work. satis-
fled to average 500 a week. / will give
restricted territory. Commission only.
This Is q clean cut proposition which any
man who really wants to work can handle
with profit and credit to himself. Address,
with brief record of selling experience. II
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

STEWARD. dining room, established
over seven years in high class apart
ment hotel, for lease, furnished: good
4 chance for couple understanding man
agement of help, serving and prepar-
ing OF meals and housekeeping. Apply
by letter only. Harding, 324 w.
S4th st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
statesmen.

We are starting a class In salesman
ship Monday 10: 80: we teach you tho
science or selling and put you on our
salesforce when you qualify; no expe-
rience necessary: this cost you moth
ing: be here promptly. Suite 110o,
West Saith ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
YOUNG MAN

A POSITION with a future II
open In the ONCE of a large pub
fishing house for an energetic
young man with good English
education. Address In long hand,
stating age, experience, religion
and salary desired.
A 726 Herald. 2so Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
YOUNG MEN, oppoRrr1Nrrv,

YOUNG MEM OPPORTUNITY
Wanted (50) between 20-35 years, those
desirous OF entering selling field where your
earnings are limited only by your efforts II
you are clean cut, ambitious. determined 70
qualify yourself to earn 500 per week or
more; cooperation and intelligent instruc-
ton given In salesmanshp and character
analyzing to those who would prepare for
life work. Call at our meeting at r. NJ,
suite 1912 Gotham Bank Bldg. Columbus
Circle.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
GAN I QUALrFvY7
WHEN MAY I BEGIN?
statesmen

CA1GSA1ElN
One OF our managers said to me the
other day:
when applied for position as
statesmen with our company / had
never had any selling experience.
had been a draughtsman at Q
salary OF S32 per week. I was con-
vinced by the manager that
could sell under your system. l re-
signed my position as draughts-
man and became a salesman. ! re-
ooived check for my first weeks
work amounting to 500. The sec-
ond week my check was In excess
of 800. and In three months 10 .
day from the date OF my employ
ment I was promoted to manager
OF one OF the Company's offices.
My first weeks check as Man
ager was $3.50"
Have you the vision to see opportunity
In such connection? If so, and you
are over %, write for an interview,
giving telephone number. We are the
largest concern of our kind In Amer
lea. Write Boz SAT. 908 Fitzgerald
Bldg.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

SALESMAN wanted by permanent convert
ing house OF novelty wash goods: must be
well acquainted with jobbing and largest
retail trade Of ST. Louis and Missouri River
section. Minneapolis and ST. Paul. this is ar
opportunity that will interest experienced
men with large following; salary. all re-
plies strictly confidential. o 1868 Herald
Fulton ~.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
sALEsMEN.

New York banking house. with
branches In several cities, has
opening on it's permanent staff for
two clean cut men of good stand
ing selling attractive Government
bond issues on O successful selling
plan: attractive commission basis.
Those selected must be able to ap-
prscinte an unusual opportunity
and demonstrat. their desire to
take full advantage OF It. They
will be thoroughly instructed by
and have the full cooperation OF
the firm. This offers a most de-
sirable connection to earnest, re-
liable men who want to advance
themselves.
. CALL BETWEEN io:8o AND 1890,
ROOM I, 7 WALL ST.
ASK FOR BOND SALES MANAGER.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
statesmen.

statesmen.
AN OPENING FOR TWO REAL
HUSTI.ERS: ONLY THOSE WILL
ING TO WORK, AND ESPECIALLY
REAL LEADS. A SECURITY OF Ex-
CEPTIONAI, MERIT AND EARN
ING POSSIBILITIES IN SECOND
GREATEST INDUSTRY IN THE
UNITED STATES; CAN EARN REAL
MONEY; REASONABLE FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO THOSE
QUALIFYING. A. s.. b21 HERALD,
FULTON ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
statesmen.

Five travelling statesmen. between 25 and
30 years Of age. TO represent a paper pattern
company: salary and expenses; those famil-
lar with the retail dry goods trade pre-
sary: long trips. Write, giving experience
end such other matter as you desire to pre-
sent. $50 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
HELP WANTED--MALE.
STOCK sALEsMrN.

Splendid opportunity for live wire
salesmen 10 represent US. Those
who have clientele preferred. Lib
eral commission and bonus to
those who qualify. Apply in per-
son. Room sol. IS West 44th st..
between 10 and II.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
HELP WANTED--MAL.E.
sALEssIES,

sALEsalEN.
! tiseTnent in the New York newspapers for
| statesmen TO handle a dividend paying se-
| curity The men we got az that time we put
| into the heart OF q strong established, well
| known. well advertised, seasoned. profit
sharing. expanding, dividend paying enter
/ prise.
| These men, OF whom have so, have been
| making biz money and thoroughly believe
| that they are In a business that Will require
| their services for the rest OF their business
career.
We teach the fundamentals Of success in
business to which man becomes literally
and enthusiastically married for life and
then show him how 10 make big place for
nmself.
sales plan Of national Importance has
now reached the point where we can utilize
SO Intelligent. ambitious men. who, under a
br,ef but thorough course OF training. can
aspire to important positions executives
fer subsidiary branches now being opened.
These men win get from this course an
ir1pulse such as our present sales force has
gotten that win put them on the straight
road 10 success, To the frat VIII come the
quickest rewards.
WE oFTTIl3a SUCH MEN A BUSINESS
them to occupy the high places in going.
growing business, now expanding through
NATIONAL DEMAND.
This Is an enterprise which is now a per-
former and not promise OF performance.
The fifth consecutive dividend checks were
paid In January to satisfied stockholders, OF
which there nearly 1000 in this Metro
politan District.
When you answer this advertisement you
wr be shown this remarkable business In
30 convincing a manner that you will ask
just two questions.
CAN oUALWY7
WHEN MAY I BDGEN?
If you have good health, clean morals. are
sircere. honest and truthful. with a fair
measure of common thrown IN, come
prepared to begin your life work to-day and
Immediately earn substantial commissions.
Call at "a East 42d st., sixth floor. at 40 80
sharp on Monday morning and ask for Mr..
D. B. Rush.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

STEEL sERyICE-Large corporation
with branch service offices principal
cities u. s. and Canada Will enter
tain applications for positions from
capable Industrious men over 20 who
bear good reputation: must be reli-
able. Apply In person, between 10
A. M. and 8 80 T.. M. Room COZ.
90 Court ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
gTED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED--MALE.


6ALEsHIEN
FOR IMMEDIATE CONNECTION
AND LARGE INCOME.
A live. clean organization IS ready for
three more men who will work earn
estly and tell the truth.
These men win make splendid earn
ings with proposition OF such merit
and reputation that sales are easily
made.
They will be givcn every assistance
and developed rapidly by personal d.
rection for executive position.
This offer is TO men worth s5, 900 per
year and more. We are ready to pay
for ability and conscientious service.
Call between 10 and at FOG. oil
9th av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
statesmen AND BROKERS. LISTEN.

We have an entirely new plan In the sale
OF oil and gas leases. II is taking like wild
fire. Statesmen are making big money In
territories now opened. We want live wire
representatives in every city and county. We
are now handling Or 600 acres in the Tennes-
nee field, the coming field of the South.
Wire or write quick for the exclusive In
your city. The O. r. Whittle Company, mo-,
314 Traction Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
statesmen.

We have positions open for three men;
must be highest calibre. capable of ex-
as to character and ability. Phone
Gramercy 3s15. for appointment.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
sALEsMENi
The ideal commission proposition.

Every business man in any line Is pros
psct. A high class novel proposition timely
and necessary in these days.
A very liberal commission offered. The
best Of selling help. the field Greater New
York only and well known twelve-year-
house behind It,
Don't reply unless you are an active. hard
working enthusiast experience In selling
not necessary, but vigor and willingness Is
necessary; write your age. experience educa-
tion, &c., and we win later interview you
e Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
Engraving-Experienced manager for en-
craving department of stationery store: good
position and good salary. H. X. Brewer &
Co.. Inc. 5S Liberty st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

SALES organization desires live. honest
Protestant organizer; good future possible
references; salary. commission. 7 81 Her
aid, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

YOUNG MAN WANTED IN
REAL ESTATE OFFICE;
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. 8 35 HER
AID HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
sALEsMEN.

number OF sound thinking. intelligent
statesmen will learn through personal
interview that there exists right now
genuine opportunity for them TO enjoy an
unusually profitable connection by repre-
senting a sales organization in a deter
mined, truthful mnner: men 25 or over
are requested to call between 10 and 3.
SUITE 1903,
BORDEN BUILDING,
$50 MADISON Av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Statesmen WANTED.

Two statesmen wanted thoroughly
perienced in the automobile accessory
line: must be of good address. energetic
end dependable; splendid opportunity for
live wires, with chance for advance
ment, with strong organization.
For interview call at 3s Grand St,
second floor. Mr.. Fox.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

trfcts; exceptional opportunities for ad-
vancement; references required. Apply 1893
Broadway. suite 426.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
HELP WANTED----MALE.
MEN.

A company engaged In the rnanufac-
ture of tractors Is ia need OF sew
eral high grade men in their sales
department; work IL such that sales
experience is not absolutely nee
essafy. this Is an unusual oppor-
tunliy lor those who qualify. Call
on the manager al once MORN
inga. Room 1903, 22o West 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
BUILDING MATERIAL.

LARGE RIVERSIDE MANs1oN
COMING DOWN; ALL FINE
HARDWOOD MANTELS, DOORS.
90, FOR SALE ON PREMISES:
ALSO FINE LOT OF IRON RAIL-
INGS AND PLUMBING FIX
TURES. NORTHEAST CORNER
10Th ST. AND RIVERSIDE
DRIVE.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

SUPERINTENDENT for valve shop:
must be thoroughly competent In
manufacturing of brass, bronze and
Iron valves; experience must cover
costs, quantity. production and general
portunity to man who Is competent
and has capacity to produce: give full
details as to age. technical and shop
experience, &C.. also salary. Address
77S Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
statesmen.

statesmen.
COURAGE AND ABILITY TO PRO-
DUCE RESULTS; OUR PRODUCT
WILL STAND Till ENDORSEMENT OF
LEADINd BUSINESS MEN; HIGHEST
COMMISSION AND COOPERATION
GIVEN. 21o WEST t2D ST., ROOM
6f2A.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

SUBSCRIPTION MEN
For two live trade Journals. Ths Fl. o.
Reno Co., Is East 10th. Murray Hill 5O34.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

STOCK sABEsMisN--Large OF Corporation
Of exceptional standing with long dividend
record has opening for eaiesmen on commits
slon besisi references required. H. O.. b2s
H~raid. Fulton -
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

TEACHER or college STUDENT vacation po-
sition; liberal salary; excellent experience
permanency possible. A. H., box 108, Sta
tion F. Manhattan
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

STOCK statesmen, wanted, reputable, going
concern. Call after =. NJ, 145 West s5th
st, suite s03.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
SECURITY Statesmen.

There Is an opening In this organization
for five real producers: merit and re-
suits will bring rapid Advancement; II
your future In worth considering act at
onco. Call In person.
CLARK-HALLIDAYC CORPORATION,
nnDAn NEW VnpK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
FINANCIAL AND.
MARKET NEWS
FINANCIAL ANO
MONEY MARKET

New York. April 4.-Regafd1ess of the
more reassuring nature OF domestic
advices the stock market today re-
course, several leaders breaking into
new low ground. The stronger bank po-
sition as disclosed by the higher ratio
of gold reserves held by federal re-
serve institutions and comprehensive
survey of business conditions. indicaa-
ing an increase of production. eventu-
ally were not regarded as factors OF
more than passing influence.
Steels, equipments and related
shares yielded to pressure probably
because of an increasing belief that
price and wage reductlons are in
evitabie and that other stocks of mis-
ccllaneous character eased.
Oils particularly the Mexican group,
lacked support.
Mexican Petroleum dropped Az
points tos1357s. its lowest quotation in
more than two years and others of the
same class suffered extreme declines of
to nearly 3 points.
Inconspicuous specialtics with little
or no public following were among
the other backward issues. Passing of
the American Beet Sugar common All
dend seemed to have been discounted
last weeks reversal
A marked change for the better came
in tho last hour, prices rallyinG 1 to
. points, as shorts covered on the ~.
per cent call money rate in the open
market altho per cent was the loves:
rate quoted on the exchange.
Sales. 535, 600 shares.
Notwithstanding the British indus
trial crisis. rates on London were fair
ly steady and the Paris rate reacted
only moderately, but all Scandinavian
rcmittances wero heavy, as were also
the Greek quotations. In the dull bond
market changes were mainly down.
ward, Liberty issues moving variably.
Pennsylvania railroad general fes
made new low price of 77h. Total
sales par value, IS, $50 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, ILL.,, April 4.-Rains in the
west and southwest had a bearish cf-
feet on wheat today but the effect was
nearly counterbalanccd by liberal .N-
port business. The market closed un-
settled at lAc net decline to II like ad-
vance. with May sl.5S to sl.SSh and
July si.15.
Corn finished unchanged to Sc high
er and oats gained &c to &c. In pro
visions the outcome was n setback OF
2Iiac to roc.
At first most wheat traders apparent
iy were inclined to believe in rising
market on the ground tnas all known
bearish factors had been discounted and
that a rally was due. Then came word
OF rainy weather in Ncbraska ard
Kansas together with predictions of
moisture thruout most OF the winter
wheat belt.
AS crop prospects were thus mater
tally improved an increase of selling
pressure soon became apparent. espc-
cially In the July delivery. Aftcrward
however. II was estimated that 1000
0co bushels OF wheat 100000 bushels OF
rye and 10000 barrels OF flour had been
taken for export.
Rallies followed and during later
dealings, the May option IN particular
showed comparative strength. Corn
and oats were guided largely by wheat.
\ persistent rural demand FOR small
lots of corn was noted.
Liberal increase OF western stocks OF
meats and lard tended TO deprive the
provisions market OF support.