THE FORT MILL TIMES
v Democratic?Publiohod Thursday*.
. Wm. R. Bradford. Editor ood PaMtahrr.
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No. 112.
Kiitercd at the postottlce at Fori
Ami, S. C\. us mall uiutter of thr
s ?i'UilU CluSS.
THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 192U
" nut how last ttie years slip
by alter one lias passed undent
i.?f. t lit-.if Were too w ol ds ol a
i-ort Mill aiuu uttered a day or I
iiio ago alter ue itatl Heard a in- I
tie hoy remark tli.it a seemed lo !
la in <is 11 a tiud ueeii ages audit* |
ouuta t talis came round last year. |
i due passes lor uie eliiid as u i
does lor me man ol mature y ears, 1
oi course; out in a dillereiii way.j
i neir lives art* m?tie up ol tuner- I
em events, iliey ilintk tliliereni |
iiiollglits, tile oosiacies lliey iuet*i
aiitl overcome ol* lull to overcome
ait ol a inuereiil cuaracter, tliey
i
u?i noi as a t u?e enjoy lite same ,
l?fusui't*s and w liiit- the tilings j
.imi hriiig sorrow to die one uiso .
stniieiiiues hring griel ro the oiu
r. usually the clultl s Heartaches
til tr l nit ni??. i>ui WIIII iti?? n* |
uer, because he reuuzes thai the i
ears lett hint in winch 10 over-I
k.me disappointment ami van- |
isheti iiopes are all too lew. I
' uicssiugs oil the lit lie man. !
barefoot boy with cheeks of tan.' ;
i atis runs the opening lines oi a |
mile poem we learneu years ago i
when ilie words made 110 such ap- I
peal to us as they now do. i hen j
tit i hough t it a waste ol lime to I
gioriiy childhood. What eared ;
me world, we reasoned, lor t?
lit tpless little boy in whose wel-J
line no one outside Ills own luiti- i
iiy circle was liucresied7 iin
man was everything, to our childish
way ol thinking, flow we
longed to grow big ami strong
una to be able to take up a man s
duties in life, But now we think
different thoughts, since tune has
put behind us almost half a cycle
of years, with their numerable
pleasures and limned accomplishments
standing over against myriad
disillusionmeiits and anxious
hours that reach mountainous
proportions. Where the man
or woman who lias passed through
the shadows of f>0 years who
would not give any earthly possession
to turn hack the tables of
i;...., ,... i i i. a... i
Mint- <111(1 JlgillU MUIIW Willi lilt" j
light -hear let I care-free little boy |
or girl to whom cons seem to pass j
between the visits of Santa CluusT 1
The impression seems to be
gaining gronml throughout the
eouutry that little need be expected
of the armament conference
now in session in Washington.
When the conference opened
a fortnight ago there was room
for hope that the program pro?
posed by Secretary Hughes would j
ge adopted, but as the days !
pass there is evident from the
meager reports allowed the public
of the secret sessions of the
tgnnerence inai ilie cnances 01
the socallcd l>i^r powers reaching
an aecoiunioilalion along the lines
suggested by the United States
are growing smaller and smaller, j
However unpleasant it may he to
consider the fact, it is an inesca- J
pa hie fact nevertheless that the
fair engagements proposed by i
this country are no longer taken
at their face value when they
have to do with international affairs.
Having in mind the attitude
of the United States toward
the League of Nations. Great
Britain, without whose assistance
the conference will get nowhere,
wonders whether our word is as
good as our bond. In that country.
as in this, there is a universal
desire among the people that
they he relieved of the burdensome
taxation necessary to build
mighty battleships and other engines
of war; but that country's
representatives in the conference
have thus far apparently assumed
an attitude of hesitancy toward
the American proposals lest they
entertain Greeks bearing gifts.
As with individuals, so with nations.
One a countrv has broken
? I
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' it* plighted word, it is no easy
matter to reestablish its reputation
among other nations. So far
as Japan is concerned, is is a mat.
ter of no particular consequence
what h^r attitude may be toward
the proposals of the United States
if Great Britain and this country
can reach an understanding for
disarmament. The conference is
taking Japan too seriously. Already
a poverty stricken country,
! if Japan should undertake to
measure arms with any first
class power she would learn of
the fatal mistake her foolhardiness
had brought her to. . No
country peopled by mulattoes can
stand against the white race.
CANDIDATES' CARDS.
I
1 hereby announce myself a
j candidate for Mayor of hort Mill,
' subject to the will of the voters
; in the Democratic nrnnaVv to tie
! held Dee. 13. A*. ('. LYTLK.
I
| I am a candidate for Mayor of
| Fort Mill and will thank the vot1
era lor their support in the Dciu'
oeratic primary on Dec. i3.
B. l\ FKKtU SON.
The Times is authorized to announce
It. \V. ltradford as a candidate
tor Aldcrman-at-Lurge m
the Democratic primary to be
held for town officers ot Fort Mill
on Dec. 13.
Your vote win be appreciated
if you cast it for mc as a candidate
for Aldcrman-at-Large in
the Fort Mill Democratic pri- j
luary on Dec. 13.
J AS. T. YOUNG. Jr.
Friends of \\. L. Ferguson la g
to announce linn a candidate tor '
AUleiuiaii-.i i-l airge in the Fort
.Mm cn(i lieinocratic primary to
I?? lieiU till IM'C. l.i.
1 should hi' pleased to represent
Ward ) in the town council *?t"
hurt Mill and am hereby anucuncing
myself a candidate tor
that office in the Democratic pre
mary on Dec. Id.
DKR'E I). I'ULl*.
Pigs for Sale?Several liiee pigs
eighi weeks old are offered lor
sale by Tom Jones, Fort Mill, S. ,
1 I'll one 53-B.
Legion Post Meeting.
Notice is hereby given mat an
important meeting of Kli Bailes !
Post, No. 4J. will be held Moil- I
tlay evening, Dec. 5, at which
every member of the post is urged
t?> be present. A cordial invita
nun nirto is extended every exservice
man in the community to
attend the meeting. Officers for
tlie ensuing year are to be elected
and other matters of much im- ;
portanee to the post are to be j
considered. BKlt K I). CULP.
Adjutant. <
Don't get bumfuszled by reading
big advertisements with odd
cent prices. You can always bet \
your bottom dollar that Massey's
prices are lower.
"Mrs. Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch."
A happy combination of wjt, wis
dom and philusophy.
Recital by the well known Artist
MISS SEULAH McNEMAR |
\! the School Auditorium, Thursday,
December 7, 8 O'clock.
Adiinission. 25c and 25c?Benefit
School Equipment bund.
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TAX XOTICK 1921.22.
( iWir of Uie County Treasurer of
York County.
Notice is hereby given that the Tax
Hooks for York County will be open- ,
ed on Tuesday, the lf>th day of No- t
vemhe(. 1921. and will remain open
until the Slat day of December. 1921.
for the collection of State, County. {
School and L.ocal Taxes, for the fiscal
year 1921 without penalty, after
which day one Per Cent Penalty will
be added to all payments made in
the month of January, 1922, and Two
Per Cent Penalty for all Payments
made in the month of February.
1922. and Seven Per Cent Penalty
will be added to all payments made
from the 1st day of March. 1922. to
the l!?th day of March, 1922, and after
this date all unpaid taxes will
into execution and all unpaid Single
Polls will be turned over to the several
Magistrates for prosecution in
accordance with law.
All of the Hanks of the County will
offer their accommodation* and futilities
to Taxpuyers who made desire
to make use of the same, and I shall
take pleasure In Kl^ina piompl attention
to all correspondence < n the
subject.
All Taxpayers appeal ins at my of- |
flee will receive prompt attention. 1
Note?The Tax Hooks will he mad
up by Townships, and port'es *%rltinR
about Taxes will alwavs opedit I
matters if thry will always mention ,
the Township or Townships In which '
their property or propel'Is* a-e lo- I
cated. HAIti: V E. .> I- II..
Treasurer of > . ntv
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l|HB| State and Co
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the white lustrous look thilt is t
t'ul troth; ami its everyday list
a word, it fulfills all the purpo
effectiveness. and in addition, it
rlran a delightfully refreshing
cleaning" an rvrut to look fon
Tin* reason for the wonderfti
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must l>?* in exact accord with th
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the opinions of America's forem
with the wonderful results it pr
places such unbounded eoufideii
A SI'K( IAL KKATl'RK of
every user will appreciate is tin
mouth. This is far more than a
cleanliness. It means that conn
freed from the stale secretions
sticky. This is why your appet
tastes so good after using Kbl'.J
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This Section.
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he distinguishing mark of beaut i?
protects and safeguards them. In
ses of a dentrifiee with singular
makes the mouth feel cool and
sensation that renders "toothv
a r< 1 to.
il effectiveness of KLKNZO DKNiiviueing
its makers insist that it
e latest findings of dental recntal
cream?an embodiment of
osf dentists and this fact -coupled
oduces?explains why the j)ublic
cc in it.
KLKNZO DKNTAL CUKMK that
cool, clean feeling it leaves in the
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t less little taste nerves have been
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BIG REDUC1
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Goody cur Tires ore now ns ehe
speculate when you e?n buy known
money? Compare these with any oil
t30x3 Smooth
30x3 1-2 Non-Skid
32x4 A. W. Cord
32x4 A. \V. Cord
34x4 12 A. \V. Cord
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re Prices
ap as inferior brands. Why
quality for the same or leu?
ier brand?
Now Formerly
..$9.85 $12.00
10.98 13.95
14.75 17.50
18.00 24.00
24.45 28.25
32.40 46.30
33.40 47.70
43.90 54.90
56.75 68.45
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