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*. ^-TjS empire. We are called upon, on the idep of everybody helping every* .vV. body's bill, to vote for them all. There certainly can be no greater abandonment of public principle than this hrrw nrftuftntftd." - How many members of Congress would dare repeat as their own the following words uttered by the famous. Southerner on the subject of legislative trading?? "If any man votes for one appropriation to get another, he votes corruptly and is unworthy of a seat on this floor. It is against the principles of legislation and against all principles of honor." What would Toombs who, when the "cost of the federal government reached that sum, declared that 30 jnilM?h dollars a year was "more than any government on earth was worth" say of the present cost, which is 400 times that amount? Would he repeat, Without "qualification, the following charge: "I do not believe today there is as corrupt government on the face of the earth as that of the United States. And moct of this corruption'is in the legislative department." But in view of the IncreaBinK num ber of appropriations made from the United States treasury to the States on condition that they raise similar amounts and surrender certain prerogatives to the federal government, Toombs undoubtedly would reassert with additional emphasis, the following statement: "When the system shall have been finally established that the States are to enter info a miserable scramble for the most money for their .local appropriations and that senator is to ' be.regarded the ablest representative of his State who can get .for it the largest slice of the treasury, from that day public honor and property are gone, and all the States are disgraced and degraded." The insidious danger in practices now probably insuperably imbedded v In our governmental scheme is shown by tho following eloquent passage in a speech delivered by the Georgian 'while still a member of the United 8tates Congress; "The constitution is b&sed on the ^ idea that where the Interests of particular localities are at stake, men 0m*mm are un~ M ?ek# gtlvantuge; the filP^lra^^BflmrT^kOTn#;Ufe Is tluubed 1>y^ne injustice and wrong of power." Toombs' last public service was to frame the present constitution of the Btute of Georgia, w'hich is notable for the checks it places on those in power with reference to the raising and - .ji ha Bytuuiu^. ul yuuuw iuuuo. w ucu uv had finished the Job, drawing on his talent' for epigram,, he declared: "I have locked the State treasury and thrown the key away." l II I .1 FORT MILL SUPPLY CO. WINDOW GLASS r FENCE WIRE and ^ BARBED WIRE PLfOW STOCKS and - PLOW POINTS , ;" ^? SIX. CUTAWAY HAR; ROWS at Leu Than Wholesale Cost ?7 T> a T>nDT?V Tu T U. AIVJL/IVJCi 1 ' Manager, , W I.1 " I . I * 1 - I1 I I 'IB' I . m J g KA Fine Job" WAS THE OWNER*S YERDICT - when ho first looked at his newly painted car. SINCE THEN we have done many good jobs and are hoping to do more. We use the BEST and most enduring co' ; 11 11 IMPORTANT Points to Remember Pathe Records are played with a Pathe Sapphire. No needles to change. No needles to buy. Pathe Records are practically indestructible. \ Pathe Records are double-faced, even the operatic records by the most famous artists, with one or two ex- c ceptions. This means variety, double-interest, doublevalue. I Pathfe records will bring into your home the best mu sic of all the world. The recording laboratories of ^ Paris,, Milan, Madrid, Pes==3====3J^^ _ trograd, London, Toronto and New* York make it BBIBbBA possible for you to acvSjl J IB B || I jxr quire the largest and best ' v record library 6f musical masterpieces. Pathe Records, together with the Pathe Sapphire Ball and the Pathe perfect tone chamber, eliminates the objectionable features?the metallic nasal sound of the old fashioned steei needle machine. PethelPhonographs Sold on Easy Terms. Play while you pay. Pathe Recordsman be played on all phonographs ?Pathe < Phonographs play all makes of records. j . YOUNG & WOLFE j TWO LOAVES ! ! __ > 'I I r ^ " 111 ROCK HILJL BREAD j ! CTCTCrM. rCMTO 1. a. U IbLdT Vdbil iJ ! : ,. ' * ? ' * ?* \ i , % v . AT FORT MILL. GROCERIES * r : t* " 1 | Jr ' - ' * "V w. * ? ' ; c - i > - $ .. * Young, Wolfe & Parks I Funeral Directors and | Embalmers i ,'vm A - I MOTOR EQUIPMENT | KbSI Dsy Phones 144 and 94* Nifcift Phone *4 : ' 1 FORT MILL... *-' - SOUTH CAROUNA :r ig 111111111 \ i mi i i ni 11111111'irt i illi I \ * Dfflee of fce Contj Vramnr ( York Connty. NOTICE? in hereby (lven that the rAX BOOKS for York County wUl M >e opened on MONDAY, the 20TH OAY OF NOVEMBER, 1922. and-will remain open until the S18T DAY OF L>ftC?MB?K'. 1922, for the collection >! STATE, COUNTY, SCHOOL and UOCAL*? TAXES, for the fiscal year L922, -without penalty; after which lay ONE PEE CENT penalty will be idded to all payments made in the nonth of JANUARY, 1923, and TWO PEZR CENT penalty Tor all payments nade n the month of FEBRUARY, 1923, and SEVEN PER CENT penalty will be added for all payments made rom the 1ST DAY OF -MARCH, 1923, o the115TH DAY OF MAiRCH, 1923, Mid after this date all unpa'd taxes will go into execution and all unpaid Single Polls will be turned over to .be several Magistrates for prosecuion in accordance with law. , All of the Banks of the county will iffpr tholr QnonmmnHoHAna on/1 fo :tlities to Taxpayers who may desire ;o make use of the same, and I shall ake pleasure in giving prompt attention to all correspondence on the subject. All Taxpayers appearing at my office will receive prompt attention. Note?The Tax Books are made up >y Townships, and parties writing ibout Taxes will always expedite natters If they will mention the rownship or Townships in which heir property or properties are footed. ' c HARRY E. NEIL, It Treasurer of York County. 4 > / | I FRUIT CAKE is being made by the ton? . literally?these ' daysVin appropriate anticipation of Thanksgiving and ..Christmas. ? and there's none in 'all that baking that'sr better made or better tasting than the piece yotT add to your dessert at the City Lunch Room, the sensible place to EAT. City Lunch Room 4kA .?.IliLn.l.? i- ?x mo wiisiiiiv pace id eai sr - " ??? ^ II ? ^ | FORT MILL, S. O. j general information. r *' * i ' ' CITY GOVERNMENT. 1 i A. C. LYTLE Mayor r C. S. LINK Clerk | A. L. OTT Police Judge [ DEPARTURE OP TRAINS. 5 No. 81 Southbound 7:55 a. m. ' * I No. 4 Northbound 8:80 a. m. i No. 118 Southbound.. 11:21 a. m. } No. 114 Northbound..11:55 al [ No. 5 Southbound 5:88 p. m. I No. 32 Northbound 6:88 p. m. MAILS CLOSE. } For train No. 31 7:30 a. m." t For train No. 32 6:10 p. m. i For train No. 5 5:10 p. m. f For train No. 4 8:10 a. m. | Note?No mail i? dispatched on [ trains Sunday afternoons* f POSTOFFICE HOURS* ' Daily 7:45 a. m. to 6:00 p. ro. | Sunday i___7:45 to 9:80 a. m. I S. W. PARKS, Postmaster. 1 < . Turkey seems to be disposed to ;obble up everything in sight 1 11 * : 1 'i ."J? A BUS < ' These- are fev CrnrArxr Sfmva This is becau learned where to fi found in this sectio We make a s] Butter and Eggs, ai r Fort Mill E L H||pMflMHE9IM9Bfel^^BS9K59nsS9B9MMBBB91B9HBBESS9ES9S59ESl95999IIB L y'WIff jS~>\ ~3$* HM J * 3 I 11 Ill ? II j I j 1 ? V \vlii j jl Never before has there ||! | | been produced, at so low | HI a price, a car so service- | HI . able, so trustworthy and jjl |i| so economical of mainte- jj!| |! | nance as the FordTQuring | j j l j HI Car. Millions of owners ipi jj| say so. Buy your Ford ||| 11 today. Terms if desired. ||| I Heath Motor Co. || 11 FORT MILL, South Carolina. ^ V . ^Vjv^p/ l^^Cx"" f y */ ^Kaft jT ^ . Kv ' COM be more enjoyabU&lf you) have jVjB -Km A BANK ACCOUNT jtfjj BH J yv \ JM J ^^B h \>4v . jrPTn?n73i\ // a j * ^H ' M ?' . , m \ !Y GROCERY ir idle moments for the- help at this se so many Fort Mill people have ind the best and freshest Food to be w --j ~i _?. li :? ii aiiu ainajro ai i caouiiauic prices. pecialty of Country Produce, Fruit, ad Meat. Cooperative Store .&PARKS. Manager. \ - v t k-'t'' .* t' c*j''* '-It '* -i i * v N