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✓ A. , m V. - WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THEDA BAH.A IN THEDA BARA as “Cleopatra,” the Siren of the Nile,,is the most Sumtuous and spectacular film drama ever produced. THAT MYSTIC LAND OF THE PHARAOH—EGYPT—THE EGYPT OF CLEOPA TRA’S TIME, ORIENTALLY LUXURIOUS AND RIOTOUSLY EXTRAVTGANT, IS WON DERFULLY DEPICTED IN ALL ITS BARBARIC SPLENDOR. THE SPHINX, THE PYRA MIDS AND THE DESERT ETERNAL ARE ALL THERE. - 1 ... LYRIC THEATRE, Blackville, S. C Tuesday, April 29th. Matinee 5 P. M. >: Night 9 P. M. Admission 25 and 50c. * 1 ■ War Tax Added Williston News. Williston, April 19.—Mrs. H. H. Alt man of Chattanooga, Tenn., is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. M. Thompson. Mrs. M. L. Bolick of Hickory, N. C., is viaitinjr her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Weathersbee. Miss Edith Bruce, who has been in the service of the Red Cross, has re turned from overseas and is spend ing some time with her aunt, Mrs. W. L Memtt. Vr and Mrs Graefi of Moos* ton. Texas, sre visiting relatives in town Allendale Appointments The following appointments were made by Governor Cooper laat week H O. Sanders magistrate at Allen dale. vice J. E Tobin, recently elected Probate Judge B W, Dowling magistrate at Fair- fas. Allendale County W W Brunson, of Luray, Allendale County, magistrate for Wilson town ship C. R Wilson has been commissioned as Auditor pf Aliondale County, and J A Wideman. Treasurer Resolved. That peace will And us back ing U ncle 8am as strongly as we barked him In war. That between now and April we will lay every possible slope of the groundwork for the Fifth Liberty Ix>sn and leave no act undone which will tend to keep alive and quicken the con- arlonaness of the nation that aaetaga aad *r P M ^ ( ••attain That we will exsrt our effort a < to stop trafficking in hoods of th« first four loans and will < keep our War Savings Stamps That we will rarrv out our War Aavngs pledge If I hat la infn! lad make bd keep MX::::#* new Savings pledges this year • That we will work tooth and < aall from aow till the last day of the April d.lre ts oversnh < •crika (hat liberty Loam That we will taish our The daya gam II mmutee la sun shine this week. I. v YOU- can wear a Medal o/HONOR.too This space contributed by The Ram well People k, *t VICTORY CROPS COOD When you have a chance to lay a few more government bonds as a ifood investment for your family, by no means neglect the opportunity. Therd cannot be a bette- invest meat than a Victory Liberty Bond, with first cnll on nil the resources of the United States. The crops of "Vic tory Year." as reported by the govern ment added .about 917 fOO.4bO.OAO to _ Here are Just n few of fbe prtnfi Com 2 SR2 114.000 bushels. 91.928.- 913000 Wheat—917.100.000 bushels 91 974. <73.000 Outs—1.839^19.000 buabela. 91.091* <73.000 Barley—984.378.900 l saheU lllf.- 749.000 Rye- It 103 000 bushels. 9194.947.- 900 Potataue— 397.474.004 bunhsls 9478. 791.000 Hay—78.489 000 tfua. •lAIKTIJOb Tibarre — I 340 019 00# pouada. 1974Jll 000 Apples 171.839.090 barrels 9771 72 Miles in 20 Minutes. Oklahoma City, Okla., April 19— Lieut. T. S. K. Reed, driving a Dellayi- • land biplane equipped with a Liberty . motor, flying at an average altitude of 2,000 feet, traveled from Post Field at Lawton, Okla., to Olahomn City todays a distance of 72 miles, in 20 minute He was accompanied by Lieut. C< W. Jamieson. invcst A Card. While moving from Willlgum to Barnwell on March 19th.. aaverml hooka were lent on the rond. Among thooe wort Moultons "Modern Renders Bi ble", Pierces "Heart Of The Bible" and others Any parson finding them or having any information as to who did find them will confer o favor on and roretvo a reward from Rev. W. M. Jonas. Bomwoll. 8. C. rALE OF' WOK A N I >: 7 OF Stop limping through life with a wail of woe over a sore too. Buy shoes that protect your feet from chafes and bruises. Buy shoes that conform to the shape of the foot—shoes that give you a light and springy step and a day of ease and comfort. And to get all of these it is not nec essary to sacrifice style. There is no reason why you should be compelled to buy a big, broad, unsightly shoe when you can be fitted to perfection at our store. We have just the shoe you want in stock constantly, of all styles and prices, and they make life worth living. At Allendale y, April 3D, 1P. M. MIFCILTS A1 ' I Smith Brisco Shoes for Men X Dolly Madison and Mauss & Owens Shoes for Women X Farme s Union Mercantile Co. “Everything for Everybody” _ ^ ^ BanwpJt & Ci ; =—^— )M9»+»4049»—99M»»»»»»0»9 90d»+»9»»»»44000»»«»»44»»» Duroc Jersey Hogs all registered and of the best breeding in the South. Pre- prre to meet the ravages of the boll weevil by growing more and better hogs. Durocs are the best breeding of the Orions, Impertors, Models, Critics, Colonels and Defenders will be offered. Everybody come. Sale will be held rain or shine Strictly at 2 o’clock at ■ Allen & Riley’s Sale Stables in Allendale “Wednesday, April 30th. T f BBRO© Hoe FARMS* 1 Cartersville, S. C. \ ., . ’ ” v ■ r Geo. G. Palmer^ Qwvei O M Hnrru> Manager ♦♦♦♦♦♦