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./ For Constipated Bo\ , Tho nicest cathartic - laxative to physic your bowels when you have lleudadle Biliousness Colds Indigestion Dizziness Sour Stomach is candy-like Cascarets. One or two VICTORIES FOItvCO-OPHRATIVE Marketing Won in Courts of North Carolina, Texas, Oklahoma. Columbia, Oct. 23.-Sweeping vic tories for co-operative marketing were won In the courts of North Car olina, Texas and Oklahoma during the past week, according to .state ments issued yesterday by tho South Carolina Cotton Growers' Co-opera tive Association. In Texas and Ok lahoma tho colton contracts, which aro practically Identical with the contract signed by members of the South Carolina Association, were up hold hy the courts and permanent in junctions granted restraining mem bers of those associations from dis posing of their cotton except through tho association. Temporary Injunc tions had been secured against slx\ members in Texas and against sev eral in Oklahoma some timo back. In North Carolina a desperate ef fort was made by onemlos of the Tri state Tobacco Association to have dissolved on injunction which had been Issued, against two members of the association. Several of the ablest lawyers in tho State were employed in tho effort to have tho contract de clared unconstitutional, but tho court in its decision made the injunction permanent, declaring the contract to be sound. Very great Interest was taken by South Carolinians In the North Car olina hearing. Tho attempt to have tho Injunction dissolved was made before Judgo Frank Daniels. II. G. Cromer, Jr., of Wilson, chief counsel for those attacking tho legality of contract, argued that the association ls aimed to create (a monopoly, and that lt is a combination in restraint of trade. During tho course of the speech of ono of the attorneys for the associa tion, the court room, which was Ulled with farmers Interested in the out come of the trial, bioko forth in ap plause. Tho Tobacco Association has now Instituted suit against., tho partios who sold their tobacco outside of tho association for Uv? cents a pound liquid ?Hod damages. . The Haleigh News and Observer Ford parts, like aime worth while, are couni parts are manufacture highest possible rate grades of steel used ai tiie same high quali treated alloy steels formulas for the mar UINE FORD PART Don't be misled-Insist ur. PARTS made by the Fon ac doing you will get frc more wear from them, a lowest possible cost-tho i 50% OF GENUINI RETAIL FOR LESS Ask for ParU When your Ford car, or attention, call on us. For i erly equipped, employ con use Genuine Ford and repair work: Piedmont IV Authorised l>< FORD-LIXCOL: WALHALLA, S. C. V Rhone No. JI L Yels-1 Bilious Liver tonight will empty your/ bowels com pletely by morning and you will feel splendid. "They work while you sloep." Cascareis heyer stir you up or grlpo^ like salts, pills, calomel or oil, and tboy cost only ten cents a box. Children love Cascarets, too.' in expressing gratification ^editorially at the ou too mo of the case in North Carolina, said: "If co-operative mar keting succeeds, the day of glutting the market and depressing the price has gone. If lt falls, what then? In tha,t case tho farmers must revert to the old position where they get what ever is offered them. They will have no voice In that. One your they will get twenty cents a pound for their colton nnd the next year six cents, and usually they will be the vletims of wild fluctuations." No Worms in a Healthy Child , All children troubled with Worms havo* an un healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as a rule, there ls more or 1 ess stomach disturbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given regu larly for two or three weeks-will enrich thc blood, hu provo tho digestion, and act as a general Strength ening Tonic to the whole system. Naturo will then throw off or dispel tho worms, and thoChlfd willbo la perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bu t tia Japan is ono of the important sources of the world's supply of coal. Rainfall and 'Temperature. Below is a record of meteorological observations taken by H. W. Brandt, co-operative observer of the Weather Bureau of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, during tho week ending October 22, 1922, at 7 p. in, (Tho instrumental readings are from gov ernment standard Instruments ex posed in the manner recommended by the chief of the Weather Bureau): Character of Day. Hate 7? Tempera ture. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct: li!.-Cloudy. 1 7-Cloudy. '18-Clear .. 10-Clear .. 20- Clear .. 21- Clear .. 2 2--Clear .. 3 0'' ,03 ! on! 79 74! I! 7 7 2 7 ll. 73' 0 0 63 Bi 39 37 47 il Total rainfall ... I .33 MU. CAR ?~1 JHir mr VA it ion wnerst >st everything else terfeited. Imitation d to SELL at the of profit and the re consequently not ty, specially heat specified in Ford lufacture of GEN 'S. ) K>n GENUINE FORD i Motor Company. By ?rn 35 io 100 percent ind you will pay the same everywhere. i FORD PARTS THAN 10c EACH i Price List Fordson tractor needs .emember we are prop* npetent mechanics, and Fordson parts in all lotor Co., oalers for S-bxmnsox MCSTMIXKTKK, M. O? Phono No. il. W?S?- - THE ANDERSON FAIR, NOV. 7-11. Oconoo, and Otlier Adjoining Coun ties Aro invited to Paiileipato. N Tuesday, Nov. 7th-Tractor and Mnehintry Day. 9.00 a. m.-Gatos open for sec ond annual exhibition. 9.30-Inspection of exhibits. . 11.00 a. m. to 12 ni.-Band con cert. ? ~ 1.1.00-Midway opens. I. 00 p. ttl,-Band concert. 2.00 to 3.15 p. m.-Free circus and vaudeville acts, Including the Dellamead troup, Earl sisters, Joe Kiljoy & Co., musical number and butterfly act, tho Ferris wheel girls. 3.30 to 4.30 p. ht.-1923 model Chevrolet touring car awarded to tho holder of winning number. (Ask Ibo Anderson merchants for tickets.) 4.30 to 5.00-Band concert. C.16 to 6.46-Band concert. 7.00 to 8.15 - Free circus and vaudeville acts, including the Delia mead troup, Earl sisters, Joe Kiljoy & Co., musical number and butterfly act, the Ferris'wheel giris. 8.30 - Free admission to mid way; automobile show; merchants' and manufacturers' tents. "Wednesday, Nov. 8-?Merchants' and Manufacturers' Day. 9. a. m.-'Gatos open. 10.00-Band conceit. II. 00-Midway opens. 1.00 p. m.-Band concert. 2.30-Showing of horses in ring 3.30 to 6.00 - Freo circus anc vaudeville acts, including tho Della mead troup, Earl sisters, Joo Kiljoj & Co., musical number and butterilj act, the Ferris wheol girls, 5.00 io 5.30-Band concert. G.30-Band concert. 7.00-Freo circus and vaudevilb acts, including tho Dellamead troup Earl sisters, Joo Kiljoy & Co., mus! cal number and butterfly act, tin Ferris wheel girls. 8.30-Free adm'-sion to midway automobile show, merchants^ am manufacturers' tents. Thursday, Nov. 0-Farmers* Day. 9.00 a. ttl.-Gates open. 9.30-Bond concert. 10.00- Midway opens. 11.00-Band concert. , I. 00 p. m.-"Parado of prize win ning cattle. * 1 2.00-Showing of mules in ring. 3.00-Band concert. 3.15-Free circus and vaudoviil acts, including tho Dellamead trout Earl sisters, Jie Kiljoy & Co., mus? cal number and butterfly act, th Ferris wheel girls. 5.00-Band concert. G.30-Band concert. 7.00 to 8.15 - Free circus an vaudeville acts, including tho Dellr mead troup, Earl slaters, Joe Ki Joy & Co., musical number and bu terfly act, Ibo Ferris wheel ?iris. 8.30--Free admission to midwa; automohilo show, merchants' an manufacturers' tents. Friday, Nov. lo-Educational Daj 9.00 a. m.?-Gates open. 9.30-Band concert. 10.00-Midway opens. 10.30-Assembly of school chi dren of Anderson county and cit ladies representing Abbevillo, Amie son, Elbert, Mart, Oconeo and Plc ens counties on Fountain Square ai the Plaza. II. 00 - Parado starts. (Line march: Public square, North Ma and Greenville streets into fa grounds.) Every school child ni teacher admitted to the fair free charge. Parade position in followii order: (1) band, (2) winner beau contest-Miss Abhoville, Miss Ande son, Miss Elbert, Miss Hart, Ml Oconee, Miss Pickens; (3) Ame can Legion, (4) children of conn schools, (5) children of citv schoo (6) Ford car that is to be g?ven aw on Saturday at 3.30 p. m. 11.45 -. American Legion ox< cises. I. 00 p. m.-Band concert. 2.00--Showing of horses in rin fancy riding and driving by ladlt Shetland pony show. 3.00-Free circus and vnudevi acts, including tho Dellamead trot Earl sisters, Joe Kiljoy & Co., mu cal number and buttorffy act, t Ferris wheel girls. 4.00-Football: Anderson Hi Laurens Hi. 5.00-Band concort. 6.30-Band concort. 7.00-Free circus and vaudevi acts, including tho Dollamead tro Earl sisters, Joo Kiljoy & Co., nu cal number and butterfly act, I Ferris wheel girls. 8.30-Freo admission lo midw merchants' and manufacturers' to and automobile show. Saturday, Nov, ll-Ford Day. i 9.00 a. m.-Gatos open, j 9.30-Band concert. 10.00-Assembly of Ford curs McDufllo street, beginning nt Fra lin and facing south. II. 00-Ford parade starts. (Ho of parade: West on Franklin atv from South Mc Du ill O to South Ma north on Main to Greenvlllo stn sud thence to fair grounds.) Ky driver of n Ford ear or tractor i tieipatingv in parado will bo gi free admission to the fair ground? 11.30--Awarding of prizes to F Day contestants in front of gr stand. 12.30 p.m.-Marriage of Ford c pie in trout of grand aland. 2.00-Band concert. , 3.00-Freo circus, and vaude\ ncli?, including tho Dollamead tn 1 1 F dors, .loo Kiljoy & Co., m cal number and buttorfly act, Ferris wheel girls. .00-Band concort. . # 6.30-Band concort. 7.00-Free circus and vaudc acts, including tho Dellamead tn Earl sisters, Joo Kiljoy & Co., m cal number and butterfly act, Forrls wheel girls. . S.'io-Free admission to mbH merchants' and manufacturers' t and automobile show. Modorn Styles Provo Fatal. Manila, P. 1., Oct. 25.-Wing a Chinoso girl 17 years old, com led suicido by drowning to-day, cording to police, when hor mo spankod her for bobbing her and cutting her skirts to tho he in vogue among tho "flappers' I America. TOI?B?IRT TAKES OATH OFFICE. ? Will Moan Clon 11 Swoop of Oil lei al H Dimer Him. Greenville, Oct. 26. -r- Joseph W. Tolbert, Republican national com mitteeman for South Carolina, yes terday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock took the oath Of otllco as United States marshal for tho Western District of South Carolina and immediately took charge of tho olllco. He was recontly appointed to tho oillco by President Hnrdlng during a recess of Congress and will hold oillco at least until the next session of tho United States Son ate. C. J. Lyon, Jr., who was a deputy under his father, tendered his resig nation yesterday immediately after Mr. Tolbert had taken tho oath of office. Young Lyon has for some time held the position of deputy marshal under his father. The appointment by the President was read yesterday afternoon In tho Federal Court room, and thou tho oath of offico was taken. After Mr. Tolbert had taken the oath, Judge Watkins mado a brief talk Introduc ing Mr. Tolbert Into th$ "family of the Federal Court of the Fourth Dis trict of South Carolina." Judgo Wat kins stated family spirit, good will and harmony hod always featured the court, and that now that ho was a member of that family tho court expects his hearty co-operation. He paid a tributo to former Marshal Ly on In slating that during his term of office tho co-operation from that de partment with the court had been porfect in every detail. In his talk to Mr. Tolbert, Judge Watkins emphasized the fact that tho business of thc court here was annually Increasing, and now, moro than ever, was co-operation with tho marshal's ofllco necessary. Tho Dis trict Judgo added: "Wo have labored In the past to Increase tho dignity of this court, and lt bab Peen, and is our aim to make it a court whore every man may find refuge and Jus tice." "Well, I'm hore," said Mr. Tol bert yesterday, "and I Intend to do all In my power to make the West ern District a good marshal. Eventu ally aR the old force will go. Ono has already said that he intended re sighing, and I bollovo two more ex pect to leave shortly. There are now ?four in tho office force, and two are doing field work. I have not decided definitely just who I will appoint to fill the. vacancies made by those who are leaving now." CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a oit! Drop a little "Freezono" on an aching corn, In stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! .Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita tion.-adv. Half Hrothors Meet in Jail. Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 25.-John Spencer, of Popo county, and Harry Spencer, of Conway county, Ark., half brothors, nlet for the first Hmo in forty years whon they were both placed iii the samo coll in tho county jail hore. Roth were under arrest on liquor charges. Tho father of tho two men mar ried twice, and John, tho older son, was living with other relatives at the time his father was killed forty years ago. His slop-mother and her child, Harry, left the community within a few wocks, and tho boys losfnll trace of each other. A racking nerves Wacke? MENTHOLATUM chases it away. State Constable Suspended. A recent dispatch from Columbia says: Governor Harvey has announc ed that ho has suspondod State Con stable H. L. Johnson, of York, for improper conduct, and also stated thal ho would probably suspend Mag istrate Rob Leo, of York county, as a result of charges filed .against him. Johnson and Lee aro charged, in complaints filed with the Governor? of having beon occupants of an au tomobile in an unfit condition when ! lt ran into another machino on a pub lic highway. Plies Cured lu 6 to 14 Days Dru??lflts refund money If PAZO OINTMENT foils to cure Itching, Mind, ntcedln? or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can fit -fHtful eleen ofter tho first noollcatlon Price Mc. . rn*- - . To Help in Cu bun Hanking System. Washington, Get. 26.-W. P. G. Harding, former governor of tho Fed* tr.il rosotvo board, will leave next week for Cuba to survey tho finan cial situation with a viow to assist ing in the installation of a banking sytdeni so\?owhnt similar to tho Fed eral reservo of tho United States. A milli have tu One I Giga\ -a firm i superior 15 for 10c BABY (illili IS LEFT ON POUCH. infant was Tucked Neatly In Drum /mer's Traveling Case. Anderson, Oct. 25. - Tucked se curely away in a drummer's travel ing case, a two-months-old baby girl, possessing a glorous pair of brown eyes and a shock of roven bair which causes a mother's heart to surge with pride and ineffable Joy and content ment, last niglit as tho village curfew tolled ,tho midnight hour, adorned tho front porch of J.E .Marlin, a prominent farmer residing nt High Point, some six miles below Bolton. Tho hurried swish of* a woman's dress and tho ry th min purring of a motor and tho proverbial stork which had assumed the form of a woman woar ing a No. 2 size shoe, disappeared in tho direction of Belton, up tho sub urban high way, deserted al such an hour in tito night. In addition to the infant tho drum mer's caso contained many protty clothes and a gallon bottle of milk, obviously a suggestion ns to the lastes of tho youngster. Mr. and Mrs. Martin \vero roused by tho noise of the automobile in timo to seo tho car disappear in tho darkness. Mrs. Martin was not in tho least perturbed by the unexpect ed visit of the youngster, neither ls she at a loss as to a course of action. On tho contrary, she appears greatly delighted and /contends that from now on it will bo her very own. Mr. Martin, who Is a prominent farmer of Anderson county, was for merly cblof of pollco of Bolton. He says that lie would not "take a farm and house for tho little girl." To Stop a Cough Quick take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a cough medicine which stops the cough by healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salvo should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. Thc hcalln.it effect of Hayes' Healing Honey In side tho throat combined with the healing effect of Grove's O-Pen-Trnto Salve through the pores of thc skin soon stops a cough. Doth remedies ore packed In one carton ?od the cost of tho combined trcotmoot Is 33o. Just ask your druggist for HAYES' HEALING HONEY. South Carolina Soldier Stabbed. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 26.-F.G.Quinn, a soldier stationed at Fort McPher son, and who gave his home address M Buffalo, S. C., is in a serious con dition at a local hospital here lo-day after hoing stabbed last night. Po lioo and army olllcials are searching for J. 0. Brown, another soldier,who Quinn has stated stabbed him during a light "over a girl." SALKS BY PROBATE* JUDGE. Stato of South Carolina, County of Oconoo. IN COURT OF PROBATE. William T. Edwards and Julius C. Edwards, as Executors of tho Last Will and Testament of Lafayette Asbury Edwards, Plaintiffs, vs. John A. Edwards ot al., Defendants. PURSUANT to Decree of tho Court of Probate, in tho abovo ontitled no tion, 1 will offer for salo, to tho high est bidder, In frowt of tho Court j HoilSO door, fit Walhalla, S. C., on I MONDAY, tho Gth day of NOVEM IVOU, j 02 2, between* the legal hours lof sale, tho following described roal , estate, to wit: (1.) All tboso two coKtnln lots of I land, sit?ate, lying and hoing in tho ! Town of Seneca, County of Oconoo, Stato of South Carolina, and known in tho plan of said town ns Lots Nos. 65 and 56, oneil fronting 1,09 foot on North First Stroot, and bounded on tho east by Lot No. 51 and on the wost hy P'no Streot, ar 1 lmlng tho samo lots convoyed to L. A. Edwards on men med to lleven reties verdict for quality. cigarettes by E. C. Doyle by dood bearing dato the 24th day of October, 1908, and recorded in Clerk's omeo, Oconeo County, S. C., on tho 29th day of June, 1909, in Book KK, pago 10. (2.) Also, all that certain piece, parcel or lot cf land situate, lying and hoing In tho Town of Seneca, County of Oconeo, State of South Car olina, and being all that part of Lot No. 54 In said town, described ns fol lows: Beginning at the corner wboro Lots Nos. 5 4 and 55 adjoin on south sido of "North First Street, and run ning oast 100 foot along tho north lino of Lot No. 54; tbonco south 209 feet to back lino of Lot No. 54; thenco west 100 foot to tho corner of Lot No. 55; thence north along tho line of Lot No. 55 to tho beginning * comer, and* being tho samo lot ot land conveyed to L. A. Edwards by Mrs. R. H. Alexander by dood boar ing dato tho 4th day of .Turto, 1908, and rocorded In Clprk's Oillco, Oconeo County, S. C., on tho 29th day of March, 1909, In Book JJ, pago 270. (8.) Also, all that piece, parcel or lot of land situate, lying and being In tho Town of Seneca, County of Oconee, State of South Carolina, ad joining Lots Nos. 55 and 56, and ho ing a strip on south sido of said lot, and adjoining tho Southern Railroad right-of-way, and being tho same lot convoyed to L. A. Edwards by E. C. Doyle by deed bearing date tho 10th day of June, 1909, recorded in Clerk's Office, Oconeo County, S. C., on the 29(|\ day of Juno, 1909, in Book KK, page ll. The four several \otb aforesaid ad join each other, and together consti tute tho Edwardo residence lot on which the dwelling house ls situate. (4.) Also, all thoco two cor tain pieces, parcels or lots of land situ ate, lying and being in the Town of Seneca, County of Oconee, State of South Carolina, and known as Lots Nos. 07 8 and G79, and fronting north 20 and % feet each on rjght-of-way of Sou thorn Railroad and running back 100 feet to alloy, as shown by plat o? survey mado by J. W. Har per, Surveyor, and being the samo lots conveyed to L. A. Edwards by A. W. Thompson and others by deed boering dato the 3d day of May, ' 19 09, and rocorded in Clerk's Oillco, . Oconee County, S. C., on tho 21th day of May, 19 09, In Book GO, pago 372. (5.) Also, all that certain piece, percol or lot of lend situ?te, lying and being in the Town of Seneca, County of Oconeo, Stato of South Carolina, on tho corner of Pine Street and South Third Street, containing one-eighth of on aero, moro or less, and hoing the samo lot convened to Ii. A. Edwards by G. G. Scott by deed bearing dato the 30th day of Novem ber, 1915, and recorded In Clerk's Oillce, Oconeo County, S. C., on the 7th day of Docembor, 1915, in Book VV, pago 97. (G.) Also, all that certain pleco, percol or dot of land situate, lying and being In tho County of Oconoo, State of South . Carolina, nour the western corporate limit of tho Town of Seneca, adjoining lots of Miss Suo L. Glgnilllat on tho oast, A. C. Bruce on tho south, Mrs. R. p. Cochran on tho wost, and Southern Railroad . right-of-way on tho north, containing two acres, moro or loss, and being tho semo lot convoyed to L. A. Ed werds by G. \V. Gignilllat by doed beering dato tho 9th day ot Soplom bor, 1915, and recorded in Clork's Oillco, Oconeo County, S. C., on tho 19th day of October, J915, in Book yV, pago 33. Also, tho following doacribed personalty,, to-wlt: Ton abures of tho capital stock of Connoross Light/ and Powor Company, of tho per vollief of Ono Hundred Dollars por share, as shown by Certificate No. 20. TERMS-CASH. Purchaser to pey extra for stamps. , v V. F. MARTIN, Judge of Probato, Oconeo Co., fc C. October 12, 1922. 42-44