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I' $1 F.O.B. There is inflexibl that price for the Mi The purpose of ti to strike the MIDDLE 'They have done rAfv. IB The Maxwell cl y beauty, comfort, effi | omy and standard ec | But, if built to s | | one or the other of t I | On the other han * || could get only larger ? j | ?not any greater V, ^ '*2 I k^That is what wc ^ B Five-Passengei Sedan, $i 195, Si. s B I Car with All-W eather Top, $851 Y fl I Prices . 1 M. H. S |jl CLIO, - - *1 Slipper Time I That's the coziest time of the whol< I for father. Slipper and pipe and a b< 1 and the Perfection Oil Heater to kcc I drafts away and add an extra touch of I fort. The Perfection is good-looking, st I reliable, and inexpensive both to buy fl I operate. 1 Now used in over <3 000.000 homes. I Fit' it with Aladdin Security Oil, clean, huminr fuel. Eight hours o* comfort from a | S'SANDAUD 01 JL COMP^ I <Ncw Ior?*y) I Wa'Oilrxrton iX cl HALTIMORF fhirlo Norfolk, V;i. MI) Charlrsto Richmond. Vl. Charlri 195 M DETROIT fif|||) Le logic in the fixing of j|J ixwell closed cars. V> | le Maxwell builders was i LINE of absolute value. !y:; so with scientific accu- | osed cars have grace, jjj ciency, durability, econ- I juipment. || ell for less than $1195 hese would be lacking. ' d, for a higher price you j |! ize or fancier furnishings ||! \LUE or finer "class/ 1 5 mean by "the Middle | = = s x-Passengei Town Car, $1195; Touring I 5; Touring Car, $745; Roadster, $745 \ F. O. B. Detroit = Wanton, |j y>ww"" * - i a' \ |i^ ^ . LIGHTS OF SHINAGAWA BAY Physical Phenomena In Japanese W? ters Said to Have Been Cauaed by Countless Animalcull. Strange lights hover over the waters of Japan at various places. The burning spring that appears at intervals of several years in one of the land locked hays is a natural phenomenon that has attracted the attention of the scientific world. A new and curious spectacle made its appearance in Slil uuguwu ouy recently, when a myriad of pale green lights shone In the placid waters and attracted thousands of spectators to the shore, East and West News states. The savants of Japan are giving much attention to this curious freak of nature. One college professor llkene^l the exhibition to the innumerul^ lights otT the coast of Chlkuseii and Chlkugo in Kyushu. The latter lights, however, are of a yellow-red, orange color, whereas those In Shlnugawa bay were pale green. Doctor Kishignuii of the college ol agriculture in the Tokyo imperial university collected a quantity of water from the hay. lie has declared ttint the light is caused by countless animalculi. He describes these insects as gyuinogyniuuis. belonging to the class Flagellata. Each measures one twelve-hundredth of an Inch and lias an alimentary canal. These Insects must have been alwuys present In the waters of that bay, hut an excess ol vegetable matter In the water so fattened und stimulated the animalculi that they became unusually luminous The learned professor cites the appearunco of the same phenomena .at Hamburg In l&'M), since which time no record exists of Its recurrence until lately. The Insects live at the bottom of the sea and come to the surface on rare occasions for oxygen. GOOD OF COMPANY MANNERS Obviates Arguments, Harsh Language Criticisms and Other Features in Ordinary Home Life. There Isn't any trouble in the home when there Is company In the house. Everything runs smoothly, as a rule, avers the Columbus Dispatch. The children are better behaved, regnrdless of what mother says about It; father Is more patient. There is nc quarreling among the children?when there Is company. Everything is cleaner. and more orderly, und voices are lowered, and correct lunguage Is used Which Is to say, wouldn't It be a blessed good thing to have "company manners" In the home all the time? Tc have the breakfast pass ofT as quietly ; to have as little harsh langunge; to dc away with the usual family criticisms ?wouldn't It he glorious If we used "company manners" whether there Is company present or not? It would be on awful strain for a while, to be sure. The whole family Is linrlor n atroln wKan ?M Mk.wna ?? urn IUCIC n IUIII|IHII,> In the house. But the general effect would Justify the strain. There would come a time when It wouldn't be any strain at all; It would become a habit. Table manners would be improved, conversation would he more rational, criticism would be less bitter, dispositions would mature with the sweetness of ripened fruit that has grown In the sunlight. Banish Idleness. Idleness, rather than the love of money. Is the root of all evil, and un<5ieerfulness Is one of the shoots from the root, asserts the Los Angeles Times. There Is no such thing as idleness In nature. The worlds that glitter in the arch of the heavens are ever moving. The moon never stays in one place. The restless sea moans in and out over the harbor bar. The rivers gurgle and plash as they journey to the sen. The trees change their costume twice a year and grow a little every hour of every day in the year. The birds never roost at noonday, and milii ihi* nniy annual who oversleeps himself. "A contented mind is a ecu tinunl fi'ast." and the worker, whether hi labors with brain or brawn, who iinds delight in his work, who sings as iio obi t-rfully iiftx tin* hammer or laughs as he pens the thought that comes to him. is happy and oontont. Early California History. Tho first white mop to 'isit Sar Francisco hay were of th? expedition of Portola. a Spanish adventurer who heeaine the first governor of Cahfor nin. Portola himself was not a member of the party whieh, 1 IS years ago gazed upon the site of San Francisei and Oakland. The honor of discover! belongs to Father Juan C'respi ivnd Sergeant Ortega. <Jasper de I'ortola. "cap tain of dragoons and governor of tit Falifornias." probably never saw the bay, i?ut his name is perpetuated athe discoverer by the annual Portola festivals iu San Francisco. Sir Fran cis iiruKP came nciir dlscnvcring tin bay in l.rt78, when he <1 at a point 30 miles to the northwest. Rainbow Never Shows Complete Circle A rainbow never shows a complete circle, but nt the most only a semicircle, unless the observer happens to he at a great elevation, as in a balloon, when more tlinn half a circle can be seen but never an entire one. Halos and rainbows also differ in the size of the circles or semicircles tit.it they exhibit. The radius of a halo Is about 22 degrees and that of a rainbow about 42 degrees. Other arches and circles are sometimes seen outside of both tits rainbow and the halo, hut the md'l given are for the principal, oi irimary, phenomenon. i :! 1* 24 will start yoi ;! CHRISTMAS BA9 Come in, let us show yo j you can have fron i > 111 you ih-iI to <!?> is So hrim; in , o'li!'., anil join our CliriMmas llank ( ing \ u inrron.se your ?le[Misit (ho sn l-'or msiatu'c, if yon join the ecu |?ovi< Io rents. third week 1f? rents, isieUel earli week. Iii Fifty Weeks: t 10-CENT CLUB PAY 5-CEN1 CLUB PAY 2-CENT CLUB PAY 1-CENT CLUB PAY Or yo*! can tnnke the largest pay , [laymen's eaeli week. We also have ."><? rent, am in the same amount eaeh week. i Come in ami ask lis about it. The BANK of :i MHHH : UmSMMmm ^0 G. R. Ogden, of Shinnston, 1 i H AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE i M best medicine I ever used. I have t H old that weigh 360 pounds, one 6 p< They are 100 pounds heavier th H same litter and feed." |H This is the experience of a 6C H typical user of Hog-Tone. Ti H There are hundreds and hun- a dreds of letters on file at the m H Aval on Farms Company's gu j H office from nearly every state an in the Union, all telling of big yc _ improvement in hogs and wi in hog profits through the to H use of Hog-Tone, the scientifi- Y( H cally prepared Hog Condition- un H er, Fattener and Worm Re- fie H mover. Hog-Tone is sold on tir IT COSTS YOU N< ^ 60 DAYS' T AVALON FARM; ? THE LIQUID HOG FATTENER. CONDI T FOR ALL YOI - FOR SALE McLAURiN DRUG C l To These \ f He ht * s Jin a real / with a rep . lisT5.11X* J I beg to announc Marlboro and. C Agency for ''Hup M shouldaee Series M it is a beauty, a m glad to have you i t over . 'Hupmobile1 ' M the shop. I w ? ? days ago by a ma) % 4 years, and sa: f carried it to the and I will be glad this wonderful ca Yours very I W. A. BL 1 DILLON, JF Agent Dillon and L-- j.i<.-.ii.Ui?-.''H *:arfj.?-i.v- rr-^% ' 10* j in our DIKING CLUB u how in SO weeks I cent, 2 cents. rcntK or 1? inu ( lull. Kuril week followitnr amount you start oil with, it club, second week you de, and increase your deposit a . S $127.50 S 68.75 S 25.50 S 12.75 incut first and decrease your 1 $o.O() rlulis where you pay r DILLON 1 56 days and I think it is the ^R wo pigs 4 months and 3 days >unds heavier than the other. an my neighbor's 2 of the days' Free ^^R under n absolute ^ oney-back #1 ?/,<l1? larantee. Come in the store H ?oll ... i?? ? ? >wu uo uun many nogS ?u have in your herd and we 11 give you enough Hog-Tone \ treat all of them 60 days. >u don't have to pay for it less you are absolutely satisd. The decision is left enely to you. OTHING NOW TO TRY REATMENT OF S HOG-TONE IONER AND WORM REMOVER ? JR HOGS BYO., DILLON, S. C. Who May 1 rested ff kutomobiie 1 nidation :e that I have m ii lion County (mobile.'' You 4 "R" 1918 Model, J ,na i would be B call and look v a stranger to B is told a few B n who used one m Id he had never shop. See me J to demonstrate ^ truly, m 1ZZARD I