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FOREIGN IEGION NOTES Although he is sixty-four years old 'Clay C. litacDonald, a member of the American Legion in St. Jgseph, Mo., has been selectedi as chief of police of that city. .M.ueDonald ig a veteran of the World -War with a good record, and it is belfwed that his experience and ability will check the results of the iiatioial crime wave in the, Mis souri city. Members of the American Legion in Alaska preferi a land-grant bonus to a com1 pensation. It was so decid ed. by a large majority in a prefer (neec vote taken in. every post of Alas ka. The plan favored by the Legion naire* provides for the grant to each Quality Tells J. H. R THE YOUN( How often do y Sto Why don't you If you like vah~ and the good < prices, we urge "Rigby's" Highest class dress shoes for r ii liighest class dress slippers for Men's all silk high art Ieckwea Ladies' fine lisle stockings Menl's good socks. Ladies' up to (ate gingham dr Boys' galatea middy suits AND) ] .-ZI''l f1C )Nd t A zurea face powder'L Lov' MeI face powder Azurea talcuim -- - - - --- Wilhliams Talcum-Lilac, Carnati Frostilla ...... Hinds Iloney and Almond Creat Palm Olive soap. Palm Olive shampoo Our Motto is "Quali J. H. R The Youi all small, for continue [he past. At the en total exp< [hat has I Tlhe next count wit saving in Saving le you dowr HOME B CHARILTON Dula Prersident. vcL-eran of ono hundred. and sixty a acres from the unappropriated public b lands o fthe Territory. 11 fi More than 24,000 new claims of a veterans for compensation 'and' other ti government assistance had been filed It by the. middle of February' as a re- M suit of a service contest among Illi- (I nois American Legion posts, whiclI b started last Armistice Day under the a auspices of a Chicago newspaper and I for which prizes were offered. Simil- ti ar Legion campaigns to obtain just b compensation for the disabled are in progress in Montana, North Dakota and many other Legion departments. ti A S From Columbu.s, Wis., comes a story of how members of Lange-Os- J: trander Post of the tLAmerican Legion c Price Sells C g I G B Y tl * RELIABLE I e( ou visit Rigby's 0 re ? come oftener t g ti e entertainment OmIpany of low you to come to ladies $6.00 I ....------------- ..6(0e ---. . C .5-c or 2 pair for 25e sses-3.85 -- -- -- $2.20 IERE! --------------- ---------- 5c on, Violt ..25c 35c i -- V ----------0e---25 ty Tells Price Sells." IGBY, ig Reliable { P a careful itimized a< of your expenses, L one month. Dur:ing [h Lo spend just as you d of the month check ~nditures, andc note th een literally frittered step is to open a saw h us and adopt the lieu of frittering. ads to success. Fritteri ANK &TR ANT. ided a member of the post Nvhen his tacksmith shop was destroyed by re. Twenty-four hours. after the re, post members met and voted Un limlously to help their buddy rebuild le shop. Legion doctors, dentists, Avyers, merchants and tia(ie union embers worked for three days, un r the direction of carpenter meni nrs of the post, and the result was much better establishment for the ifortunate ex-service man. During le progress of the work, a local ikery provided the toilers with food. The click of the bones was heard in ie headquarters of the New Orleans merican Legion Employment and ervice Bureau. "Up, little Joe; get your papa that ob!" The (lice rolled noisily on the melt floor, There are so niy more' m'2n than bs that the choice between veterans ith similar qualifications had to be itrusted to the ivory cubs, the Le ion officials explained. Madame Ernestine Schumann (einke, the opera singer, has arrang I to honor Topeka, Kan., memnibers of te American Legion by reserving the age for them when she sings in that ty March 28. She has also accept I the invitation of Capitol Post No. and its Women's Auxiliary to a re !ption to be given her at the Legin I) roolis following the concert. A letter of congratulation has been . 'ceived, by F. W. Galbraith, ,1r., Na- s onal Commander of the Alierican egion, fro nmthe French War Veter- j Is Society of America, in reference b the Legion head's determinled stand zaimst the efforts of German propa- I tndists to drive a wedge between ns country and F r:anlce. "To a camn lign of s.. 4tematic caltim ny youl ade the only kind of reply which it as fitting to make and the 'omilus' plprove it and thank you," tle let ter ates. The Indiana state senate pas5 I a resolutoion comimending the Le ! i's fight against the 13whe-ca :ign. . t Thousands of ex-serv ice nII (31 of >reign parentage will learn of thoe -tivities of the American I egion as a 'suilt of, the addition of more than 'e hund red foreign - language new a)els to the mailing lists of' the merican Legion News Servic-. TIl ationalities represented are: French, alian, Scanidnavian, J.ewish, Sievak,l ussian, Lithuaniai, Greek, 'olish, erbian, Siberian, Chinese, ohliem ian.C lagyar, Finnish, Danish, Ukranian, oumialnian, Bulgarian and German. - ----0 WOMAN IS SHOT Rocky Monit, N. C.. March 15. Irs. I. T. Edwards, wife of' promin - Money back without question if HUNT'S Salve fails in the treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA. ZINGWORM, TETTER or other Itching skin diseases. Try a 75 cent box at our risk. DICKSON'S DRUG STORE lam :count of i irge and it month ha\'e in f ut) your e m'oney away. nings ac habit of ng keeps UST CO. T. M. WELLS, Cashie~r. W3~~* wl LA ~* -*I Ii ~I P To abort a cold and prevent com plications take L L a otab s I The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain. ed and improved. Sold only in sealed p-ackages. Price 35c. nit, loca11 bu1sileFss nman1 an1d a lemIiler in LIPeiety' lele, fatally sot herself in e' 1001 er:ly this ml1orn1in0. 1g. It is ot. kiown whether ol' iot it wsa in L-ntiolml. She with her itsbhnll had tienldedl a si il ftmletion <luriig tiht retung. She was t native of S: Higo, Cal. IA NG iES OF T U imiC I'l,(S i IS Di\iONSTRATIlD IN A IWNO..IEII, PI("I't1 The lnger. to aran MalI:A to) unI ii beiigs f rom the neglect of ani mi1 tub clC lOs;is1 iS graph~licaIlly illuls rateLv inl a tww motioni-picture filmn repareil a: i:ssue l by the niitet ates Departient "f Agricultreil ul (I. the tite, "Out ol tle Shalows 'le 5story has to <to with the happy anily of' lientry Benton ,a willoileom arm1-Iter ,witI a lrge anl hamlsomi ernl or <iiry eattle. A.- Government inspectorI traciing an1 )ilenlne i(', as-gests a., tst of the Hent - ()n hend, 'Ind gives argumen-lts that11 li1ilee tenton to c otilnsentl to a tubie u11ill test. The resulit of tile t0e hows an1 a))allilng contlitioll, mal ex h1-iins the( <leelinling hevalth of lie on's heai iftil younlg <laught ter, who Is <-lruk the milk of a favorite eifer. 'Le cleanI -u p of tihe firm a'Ind enltonl's acquir-emlent Of a1 heivi of attle not affoeteil with tulbrculosis IV reOsults, of thei nspctr' Visit. hle <laughglter, however, is not restow lito hln th toitil aft 4 t 4 yeas inl Thet Picture is inl two r-eels aml car -ies so strolg a h1 ulma I-interest story ogether with its lessoll that if is he lig widely sotlgh t through tthe loan ;ystelm) of the <le rltiitmie t, a1.1 ir oIgih pulrchaIse by State a11m1 lloc:Il -NOlII()WS A.MO(U.NT SI'ENT AWAY FRM0.1 11IMI, Columbia, .\larch 15.--South ('aro inians moreil ;111,0001,000 wor th i! lood tlnd feedst tills from tle West ,a'.tZ year, a1ccon-iing to figures (,Oml >ileri1 by the comm111ittee Onl banIkin!- , erJjishitionl an1d warehlousint.. Of, tlilo isouth Car1olinla Division Of* the Ame I -an1 Cotton Association. The i F aitioll of this elorIlmous 1molt:,t. Of 'oolistull's inito thle . mie was mnulit .ecessay I I by th' igtern'iess of thte arunivr' to lraire cottOnl, ayofhm >hkitoig seventeen1 acres; 10 the plow. InI a stat Ali- nt iSSeLtd ye'Stedtiy- tiht: Issoiciatittn detr1ed that there4 wa.s n11 litso for' i ilii thetrmes of1 the 1tat that1 a sttt'iy ot tilt figure'ts tcollett I by theo oennlunittee' on hanking:, egisha tiiIIton and l warhts: of ithe asscitt i n sitle ion of'l l erops1j inl S tht ('ar1 lina wVill provet pro'lit iitbl. A\''ordini' 11 i ' 4i tt nnitte 4't -~ fe tuffi tls ito Souilthi ( Ir'lin frt Ithel4ll W 11t in year lilt asI fo11 w' : ('r i8 i 0,0 ; .\is i feed 1 tiiiit 0 i 'l our t 8ll .000,00t 0; Ite .11 i 1.ittt "Tes lg~re,"CYPRtESSmi tin aa uchss rm hSAS. ony n DOORSe ms h ai o incs bfr BLINod aedSlvr edtgthrwt1 tefceh.Ti amo UcnLDbNGSpta oeih f~mrso uhA'rNnDwnh e tirmiLL~ ORKo otn o e A ?ILA" A I lik j.Lij Do not forget that we have a large and well as sorted stock of all kinds of Belting, Pipe, Valves, Fittings, iron, Steel, Shafting, Pulleys and Haing, ers, Bolts, Nuts, and Washer-s and anvthing else you may nee(d im the way of Machiney Supplies at pesent Low Prices. Try uS. COLUMBIA SUPIPLY COMIPANY 823 West Gervais St. COLMBIA S. Gasoline 30c. Gasoline 30c. TRANSFER We have put on a Transfer Line and can now supply you with Cars by the day or trip. We will meet all trains. Best Cars and Reasonable Prices. FA RE TO DEPOT 25c. I Gasoline, per Gallon, 30c. Weatherford & Rawlinson. At Weatherford Motor Co. Day Phone, 69. Night Phones, 95 and 207. St() INmm:: Im STOP IN and look over what we ( have to show you in4 our line next time you come to town. It may be you are not in the market just now for* what we have for sale, but would give us the privilege and pleasure of showing you thru & anyway. We will show you only such goods as will give you service. Prices and terms al ways in line. Stop with us when in town. I s ii8 NiEllin& Sol OUR BANK and THEY ARE INSEPARABLE Your Future L A good future wit hout sa ing' is something that doesn't often happen, you know. Our institution is a progressive money scaving and investing bank. We solicit the patronage of these whose person al attributes are likewise-andl those who earnest ly (lesire to become such. You never regret money saved(. There is no use to regret when it is gone. The Bank of Mannin JOSEPH SPROTT, President T. M. MOUZON, Cashier 1- C1 C1 C1 I M CM C1 r1 t I 1 a" to--- 1- IO- I"--San M 1= INNldB9AMR& MIW14