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?? V V VV VV VVWV WW V COLD SPRINGS. UV^VVVVVVVVVVV it Cold Spring, Feb. 7.?Mr. D. I Newell, Jr., who has been working i ? McCormick for the past year, hi given up his work there and will b with his father another year. H many friends are glad indeed to hav him with us agaip. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hagen sper Sunday with Mr. T. F. Uldrick an jg: ' family. Mr. Roy McCombs from the Greer wood Business College, spent th week-end with home people. Mr. Fred Uldrick spent Tuesda with Messrs Horace and Marvin King Miss Addie and Mr. James Bowe and Miss Marie Hodges, the Santu I SAGE TEA TURNS= t KR1V Him IURK Uiini iini11 uniir r ; ? It's Grandmother's Recipe U Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair. ?v' , Sjjty ' -That beautiful, even shade of dark gloasy hair can only be had by brew lng a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul .phur. Your hair is your charm. I makes or mars the face. When 1 fades, turns gray or streaked, Just ai application or two of Sage and Sul phur enhances its appearance a hun ? "> dredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mix ture; you can get this famous ol( recipe improved by the addition o: other ingredients at a small cost, al ^ *- iiaj ready ror^use. n is caiieu ??jom i Sage and Sulphur Compound. This cai always be depended upon to brlnf back the natural color and lustre 01 ycrur hair. Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur Compound now because 1' darkens so naturally and evenly thai nobody can tell It has been applied Jou sinrtply dampen a sponge or sotf brush with It and draw this througt the hair, taking one small strand at t time; by morning the gray hair ha? disappeared, and after another application it becomes beautifully dark anc appears glossy and lustrous. This ready-to-use preparation is a delightful toilet requisite for those who desire dark hair and a youthful appearance. It is not intended for the cure mitigation or n-evention of disease. ____________ BBBnnx' m?BoaKga V . . i onp, r M A H -> O dko / Young Man, doef Plan Your Investme ?> j^c ?WUA. ? ' J LAND I Ro^aiiSP Unlike any, otl when "worn out' stored'to its orig can be handed di eration to generc Because? _ Land is sure to g in price, in the tion. Our spl< great stock raia the wide range o ^ grown here, ma safe for the pre Owner of this i ?. - "r w e Cc.il save yuu tin are headquarters foi land come to Piedm< unexchangeable rea money when you de; . ments. We buy, sell business property, u: Auction Sales. Oh, 1 NO DEAL T PIEDiV * x&Kteam . . ? .. . . ,, V teacher, spent Friday night at Mr. J V A. King's. y Master Alvin and Neuffer Uldric y visited their sister, Mrs. R. A. Hage V Saturday night. ! There is not any school at Col J' Spring this week, the teacher, Mr: n Reid McWhite being sick with fk is Her many friends wish for a speed ie' recovery. is' Messrs Horace-and Marvin Kin e'spent Wednesday with Messrs Fre I and Frank Uldrick. i Mrs. Christia Cothran spent th j week-end with her father, Mr. W. E [ Uldrick.. * * ,_| Mr. Paul Mann spent Sunday wit -(Messrs. Callie and Dickie Ellis. | Mr. Theo Fant has purchased _j new Foz*d car. y i GENERAL NEWS. < r i ' IVVVVVVUVVVVVV* j Florence was the first South Caro lina town to make application to th< } Prohibition commissioner for whis 'key to be used in combating the flu k i . j W. P. Houseal, the Dutch Weathe 3 prophet, says the South will cnlj raise two million b*les of cottoi j this year, the low crops to be brough about by adverse weather conditions "m , Capt. Elliott W. Springs has beei t elected secretary and treasurer o: J the Kershaw Cotton Mills. Capt "Springs is a son of Col. Lero: Springs and was in the aviation ser j vice during the World War. f I Harold C. Booker, fair price com J missioner, at; the request of the De ! partment of Justice has called a con ference in Columbia at noon today j | Many organizations will be repre tjsented, Dr. F. E. Harrison from Ab * | beville for the Bankers Association. II J; South Carolina has contributec this year sixty five thousand dollar: j to the Armenian Relief fund accord ing to a statement made by W. Banks . Dove, chairman of the South Caro jlina Campaign. ? DISTANCE MENTS > your vision take in th ?the inevitable Tomorrow jnts o^ Time, Thought s Long Distance View. ?THE BEST INVEST Because ler possession will go highe: ' it can be re- fluctuating m ;inal value and the-War peri own from gen- Land has bei ition. ascending sc; of advance l contrast to ations in tt ro much higher mediums of < Piedmont sec- n sndid climate, KeCaUSe ing program; \ f staple crops Land is the t ke the future one unque >gessive Land standing UK lection. Land transactions. BnBnHUHH le, money ard trouble in c land investments. If yo 3nt Land Co. We do n< 1 estate. You are sure of al with us...Come to us f< and exchange real estate nimproved lots, large an< iTes! OO SMALL OR TOO Satisfaction Guaranteed 10NT LAP ati- . . -5/ rj The German Steel interests have 'bought up four ar five of the Dig k Berlin Daily papers, two of the best n known comic weeklies and the German Lutheran Publishing hot^se. , Herr Stinnes and his business Asd i t j igociates have also invested heavily in 'ipaper mills. y! j For the past week the whole North !has been in the grip of an unusually ? severe blizzard. Snow fell to the ^ depth of seven inches in New York City and tied up traffic of every e kind. The work of getting rid of the t.'snow was slow, snow shovelers striking for one dollar an hour, truckmen h j demanding thirty dollars a day instead of twenty five. The street department needed fourteen thousand jmen and were only able to put on I two thousand five hundred. On account of the high winds preVvaiiing the high tide did million of V dollars of damage along the water ^'fror.ts. w -j The Democrats believe in adverBitising. Senator Reed Smoot in speak-ing of the waste of print paper says - j that the total number of speeches | printed during the war was over ^ I thirty millions at a cost of four hun ' jdred and forty two million dollars. 'I ~~~ ^ | A 40 story commercial building of "monumental design" will replace the former home of the New York 1 Herald, Herald Square, if tentative ^ plans made public today materialize; j The Herald building, of quaint f Italian renaissance, architecture ~ with its famous chimes, has long been one of the show places of New York. The plate glass windows, al-j lowing a sidewalk view of the presses I " in operation, phoved an absorbing attraction for many thousands of: ' visitors annually. When Col. Roosevelt offered himself and a division for service in I France, the name of Chase S. OsIj.born, former governor of Michigan, > aspirant to Congress and a closc friend of the colonel was one of the s irst received by the enrollment com imittee. ' $ocn afterward Mr. Osborn receiv-j I / ,i I i I j i e " Tomorrow" w7 tnd Money With the MENT I ' r regardless of the larket of the After- J od. sn on a gradually * ?le, and the ratio tas been normal in P the violent fluctu- S ie prices of other sxchange. $ tasis of wealth, the ^ stioned security, w 1ST in all financial B your land trades. We u want to buy or sell Dt handle unsalable, ' good value for your ttaitv 1 q rirl immcf_ L/l J u ui lanvi in vvut j, residence property, i small farms i LARGE FOR US. I. . ID CO. 1 V I j ed by mail one of the regulation'1 cards asking him two questions: 1 What can you do best? Who are references? , He wrote on the card: ' I can do anything Col. Roosevelt j jcan do; dcwt Detter ana ao it quicKji: er. References: Theodore Roosevelt. I ' "Marse" Henry Watterson, widely known as former editor of the Louis- i ville Courier-Journal, regretfully writes that he has returned from Cubato Florida to spend the winter. In (Cuba, he asserts, three small rooms Jin a Havana hotel without meals cost $38 a day. He asserted this is "preposterously impossible." Milk punches, he says, most 80 cents and cocktails 50 cents. "That is what prohibition in the nited States has done," says "Marse" Henry with three exclamation points behind the 1 statement. j 18,000 SCHOOLS IN U. S. | REPORTED WITHOUT TEACHERS . Washington, Feb. 6.?More than 18,000 schools in the United States are without teachers, Philander P. Claxton, United States commissioner ' of education, stated today, and fully half the teachers of the public I schools are below grade. The real shortage of teachers is not less than 200,000, Claxton declared. is hopeless. Will anyone help a bustor "strike" to indicate labor trouble is found in Annual Register of 1768. "This day the hatters struck and refuser to work until their wages are raised." American Owned, Entirely! BILLION, I TAKEN ! "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Quick Relief?with Safety! For Headache Colds Neuralgia Grippe 1 Earache Influenzal Colds [ Toothache Neuritis T Iirvi1-(1 crr\ irl-1,3 Rheumatism Joint-Pains Adults?Take one or two tablets with water. If necessary, repeat dose three times a 1 day, a/ter meals. Since the original introduction of | "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" millions 1 upon millions of these genuine tab- I let3 have been prescribed by pbysi- j cians and taken by the people each f year, with perfect safety. ?" ^ j Always insist upon Bauer-Tablets ^ i I ?Aspirin? I The'Bayer Cross'on Genuine Tablets Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manutac- i j ture of Monoaceticacidcstcr of Salicylicacid | j 20-cent package?Larger sizes. Buy j j only original Bayer packages. 11 TURN IR DM i WITH SAGE TEA If Mixed with Sulphur It | Darkens so Naturally Nobody can TelL The old-time mixture of Sage Tea 11 and Sulphur for darkening gray, J j streaked and faded hair is grandmother's recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youthful appearance is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use t product, improved by the addition of i other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage I and Sulphur Compound." It is very popular because nobody c?.n discover it has been applied. Simply moisten | vour comb or a soft brush with it and I draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is that, be- j sides beautifully darkening the hair > after a few applications, it also pro- I duces that soft lustre and-appearance ! of abundance which is so attractive. Ibis ready-to-use preparation la a de- } li'ghtful toilet requisite for those who j desire a more youthful appearance. It , is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. | Mni . ? [ Lnero' - iiTiT?ryf j> jvw'MMrt<yiwTKr^nv2d>at S !'? - aaSmrnSmmmmmim u??? I ' * _ 1 ^ THE UNIVEI 3 I There are more than : daily service throughout ? eighty per cent of these a i There are many reasons f j which is the simplicity in so easy to understand; Illi operate; ana mignty ine: ; other motor cars. On the i i j business and for family p j j the people, and the dema day. Let us have your < want one. jjljjj' . ^ m ? I! j J^aJC.'J^JWCWKJ *rj??rfri. -f uwi>? 77-7, -| r i Of *' / I'm H'hV-*" ? *;|il luniiiiiiiiiutiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiuiiiiuiMtdiiiiiuiiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiuimttiiuiuitiimiiiiutiiiuiiiiiiuiiitltiiiii I ibiwibii?urn wimniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiiwiiimwtwimi'Miiwiiiiiiiiiiiii'iniiiiiiiiiiiimtrmitfmrmr 1 You No Doubt Asi j Success can be,yours. If j 1 new year in securing a good 1 ! be ready to hold a good posit I Year,rolls around. Our New Term starts on Ja | us in regard to course and ra Greenwood Busi: 326 1-2 WALLER AVE. 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Arn3ii 1/ i asagtgaggcg~rr*s~gaancrattceaMi% jj ^ >2^1^,.n- wra'Ar.rr.T <~cm u -arr TUfl&M?nB i iiiiiiiiiiiijuriiuminiujiiuunuiiumiiuiiMiiuiniinfniniRifmun in m;i ur, i.u h VP pire to Succeed ou will spend part of the J business training you can ion before another New nuary 5. Will you write tes? 4 ness College, 11 GREENWOOD, S. C. > LEGE, Asheville, N. C. : ?j iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiuiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuuiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiitiinitiiiutiiiiniiittiiMnn. / i l l 11 11! ill J I 8 B rin Drug | any I drug store and we jj H t fact. We carry a 1| medicines, patent si ATTENTION TO II TON TRADE. ll :hat we carry might jjH oks Cigars II Tobaccos M Cigarettes M nplete line of ; S NDIES?FRESH jfl rin Drug I mWJWIWiMWiM 1