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4 V-^ 4^ * - & f f: THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. & C. * - KKilS TEMPLAR!) CLOSE CONCLAVE JAMES L. MICHIE, OF OARUINO- TON, IS MADE GRAND COM MANDER. ^ MANY OFFICERS PROMOTED Thr*« Days’ Session of York Rita Bodies Terminate With Fish Stew at Pinewood Club. Florence. — Another Florence man was honored with election to high cir cles of South Carolina Masonry when the grand commandery of Knights Templar ip their closing conclave named J. Boone Aiken as grand stan dard bearer. The other one so honor ed was Rev. George T. Harmon, pastor of the Central Methodist church, who was named grand chaplain of the grand council of Royal and Select Masons when they held thefr elec tions. According to the rule of the com mandery. all officers were promoted. This resulted in a near-Florence man, James L. Mlchie, of Darlington, being elected grand commander of the state. The pltotal office in the elections Is junior warden, for which J W. Ivey • of Florence was considered by his friends a very probable knight. He is the retiring standard bearer and very prominent in Knight Templar work. The elective officers atand as fol lows: Grand commander. James L. .Mlchie, Darlington: deputy grand commander. I^iurens Walker. Cedar Springs; grand generaliseom lawman, Orangeburg; ca BOG INCREASE SHOWN f IN AMERICAN EXPORTS Washington.—Increase In value of Amerlca’a foreign trade waa re ported here by the Department of Commerce. with announcement that exporta last month aggregated f382,OO0,OO(>, the highest since Oe> taber, 1921, and that Imports to talled $258,000,000. the greatest since Decernbej, 1920. The trade balance of 74.000.000 in favor of the United States shown by the figures is the great est since November. 1921, when the total was $83,000,000. The trade balance In February was $35,- 000,000 and in March, 1921, $135,- 000,000. Exports last month compared with $387,000,000 daring March, 1921, and were nearly twice as great as the pre-war figure of $187,- 000,000 In March, 1914. Imports In March compared with $252,000,000, a year ago and with $183,000,000 In March, 1914. OPPOSES CUT OF HARDING OPENLY DECLARES HIS OPPOSITION TO A CUT''" BELOW 86,000. PRESIDENT WRITES LETTER Says He Believes Country Will Be Greatly Disappointed at Pro-'" ' posed Reduction. — GRAIN PLANTING IS DELAYED SEEDING OF SPRING GRAIN BEHIND THE AVERAGE SEASON. IS Washington. — President Harding, { in his first public utterance on the 1923 naval bill, declared in a letter present ed to the house that ..while the decis-' ion must He with Congress, he would be greatly disappointed ,as he believed the country would be, If the enlisted force was cut below 86.000. The opinion was not sen't gratui- tlously. It ,was given In response to a request for' the President's view by kepresentatlve Longworth, republi can, Ohio, one of the leaders in the fight to defeat the proposal in the bill limiting the fore? to 67,000. There had been unofficial statements to the effect that he opposed a dras- •LIGHT DECREASE IN RETAIL COST OF FOOD • Washington.—A decrease la the retail coat of food to the average family in March at compared with February was reported by the bu reau of labor statistics of the de partment'of labor, "Trices as of 43 food articled in 51 important cities were - considered. Seventeen of these articles showed decreases ranging from less that five-tenths of one per cent to 34 per cent on strictly fresh butter, 21, articles increased less than five-tenths of one per cent on cheese to 11 per cent on oranges and six articles re remained unchanged. Daring the year, March 15, 1921, to March 15, 1922, the bureau ad ded, the average decrease in the retail prices of these foods wap 11 per cent, 36 articles ‘declining and eight increasing. In the nine-year period ending March 15, the aver age of increase was placed at 43 per cent. FIRE. SWEEPS AREA OVER MILE LONG > . . b M^RE THAN 100 HOUSES ARE BURNED AT BERKLEY, VA., A SUBURB OF NORFOLK. LOSS IS NEARLY $1,000,000 Hundreds of Families Estimated to Have Been Left Homeless in Seaport Town. ST. LOUIS LEADS IN MURDERS JUDGE GEMMILL THINKS THAT IT WOULD GO FAR TOWARD REDUCING CRIME. a rapid growth of winter througnout the Interior of the conn t he try. and aatlsfartory rondltiona aud ~f Greenwood The appointive offlrea were filled as follows Treasurer. William O. Gantt. fharle*t«»n:. recorder. Joaeph i.tndaay ('heater, prelate T T Walah York; standard bearer. J Hoone Aiken Florence .aword bearer. Walter F Go ing. Columbia warder M I^amar Smith leurvna captain n f the guard. W Robbia Vmpt Camden The elect'or. of offlcera and tmna- action of purely fraternal baa I concluded the aeealona of the grand j landa la Texan because of Roods Com commander* plant.ng made satisfactory progress Floras* e waa imprsaaed profoundly la moat of the aoalhaaat. but wan with the Norfolk, Va.—Berkley, a suburb of i Norfolk, was swept by a fine which destroyed more than 100 houses, cover ing an area one mile in length and average from two to four blocks In width. Five hundred families are es timated to have been made homeless, and tfie damage will run to nearly a million dollars. The blaze originated in the Tunis lumber mills, on the southern branch of the Elizabeth river. A woman whose husband is a watchman at the Tunis docks, discovered the fire from a houseboat in which they live. Within forty yards of the dock , -- » . _ , . _ * . . where the fire started are .the St. Good Progress Made in Central South tic reduction In personnel, and that he Speedy Trial For Criminals Advocated Ht#na Oil company docks. Three Carolina and South Eaatern stood for the figures proposed in the By Speaker of Bar Association steamers in the river were burned. North Carolina. j McArthur amendment. Committee. ® catching fire from sparks. I presenting the letter toward - The fire quickly spread to the Washington _ Soedlng of .print h« tY, ^.Tu, ^ Chicago. - of .h. .nipping •"«>'«»* "P"** - arrl.d a grains Is very mucu benind tue Th ». n h T \ ? a . I*" 1 ' Jud * e w - M OemmlU told the hundred yards or more. Most of the ... Togo ....on a. a rc.ull o. Iroquem ■iT.ort l. fri.raYr ti'god'M 1 <*»*■»<“ »» l«» cnforc.mcm of th. '» ">«■ !»<>' «' ralnf.il lor ...oro .h.u a mo.ro I. .'a, ^ ,' r 4ldcY «o.od Yo •■•'••lallon. would h... -cgn, homeland «,r. of .node, coo 0,0., Iho Interior ~f,., ...... an- ^“"a tended to reduce crime, and pre- QUl^^d to net them ablate. At one »d Sgurea ahowing the number there were nine Area hissing In f murders In the large cities. different placet simaltaneoasiy In 1921. hit figures shpwed that 8t. Although the fire departments, both I .outs had 426 murders. I’hlladelph* <*•»»•*■ «>•**. fro*" •>! «*** 146. New York 261. /’hi* ago 2u4. Bos- * nd vicinity of Berkley, ton 102 and Washington «» t«*»° aerrlce. they were A speedy trial for < Hminnis was ad *»»•»•! «be spreading llsmes by Herbert whM> wsched Liberty street, one In the majority of ‘h* ol<1 *** hwelnees etreefa of the wi wording to the weather and crop re- My Dear Congreesman Ixmev foh. P"", mmo. W. R vtew iast^eo by the department of ag ^ htr ^ to yjMt ' * „ P ..? n rtcuitnre Very little spring wheat , e r of Inquiry addressed to me on ? 1- M ^ n r k n rl" r . "“m Wr " w *‘ d, * d dur,Bg w,M,k - ‘he tenth Instant If I were to ad warden. ° ,Urt u . ( ‘ dur ? ,,,a: ■“h-ugh sewiing made good progress drMa fhe rongreea formally ! could lunlor warden. Thomas W Cothran. ID ,he upper lake rcgioiw and the OBly wha , , hmt9 a | r#a< f v M i,| SURE TO HELP SICK WflMEH Mn. B*k«r, S. Mach Bmfrted by Ljdit £. Pinkhani’i YefeUble Om- pound, Anxious to Help Others Lebanon, India na. - ‘ ‘I waa complete y run down from women * troubles and ' 1 stomach trouble and for a long time waa hardly able to do my work. I bad some friends who had taken Lydia E. Pink*, ham's Vegetable Compound, and they told me about it. I know what it has done for me and I recommend it to others, as I am sure - -i* will be a great help to all sick women. It is a wonder ful medicine, and I give you permission to use my testimonial and my pnoto- graph.”-Mrs. Emma Baker, S10 S. East SL, Lebanon, Indiana. These letters recommending Lydia E. .pinkbam’s Vegetable.Compound ought to convince women of the great worth of this medicine in the treatment of ail ments to which they are often subject. Mrs. Baker calls it “a wonderful med icine.” If you are suffering from troubles women often have, or feel all run down, without any ambition or en ergy for your regular work, take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, .t is a natural restorative and should help you as it has Mrs. Baker and many, many other women. ACHES AND PAINS- SLOAN'S GETS’EM! A ~I VOID the misery of racking pain. bottle of Sloan’s Lini- whe* light rainfall In the Atlantic tonal ^formally, because I am well atatea waa favorable to field work auaded that It la not wise to make W.rn. w.a-h.r a.U ... ao.. ^ >oc . t- trt _ propriatIona a* ho« been propua* d in Harley ■ure now pend ng >t doubt the good faith of Have a ment hamdy and apply you first feel the ache or pain. It aukkiy eai-r# the pain and g ferlmg of warm'h through the aching part. .Siaaa 'i Ltnimau penttnUt ■a/Aeaf rafibtag. Fine, too. for rivumaf iarn, neuralgia, griath j. apraina and at ram*, ou/f jutota, lame hack and w»re muariea. Far forty ywora puia'a enemy, Aok of Detroit “ f cnaea the crlmlnfili <* *>■! It la month* are apprerend re they are town was o on* block a Libert v *ireel d out A negro cm and Atlantic coeat Mate# , .ullable gavy can be maintained Germination and growth of cor* lh# , lmlfBltoM tlr4 1 w “ U,0 ” K| by A h,gh ^• d '"« •® d * •« “eertlly In 1 . -«uthern diatrtet. but meek re- , ffort bealneoa pUntt.g w»U Le fT on low to tk , r-| BoarrBin#BUl 1 aae* before they atari paying the penalty for .Crimea committed ~ he ■aid "The conns are responsible for tbla and. were the criminals given n speedy trial, regardteee of the poll- | For a time It appeared that a large •na teak owned he the Municipal gas plant was doomed bat the gat waa burned off by means of safety valve# After four boar* the fire appeared te your neighbor. At all druggist*-dSc, 70c, Si 60, Sloar’ liniment r* was im pre seen proiouafl'y in moel of tSe southeast, but was ^vleerv who aev i.rv r beauty and nobility of « a ^ delayed by wet soil la the lower Mis- lo bod* of Ma^na a. they ....tpp, Valley . evpeartiurea At the same time I ,irlana with whom they are fneaffly.. h * ,r * *»• «<*■•* sltbongh H mast believe In the good faith of justice would be more efficiently **• •“H **•**•« •••bbomly la oeveral sac leal marvbrd to ia*f fVom th* rharrh clad la their full dr*ee uniform* with fine lag white plant** all*er*d *wnrd* sad with ihetr henaer* and other re- wlthla the alMlppl Valley Th* eeek e** favorable for the preparation of poll .ad the pleating “g (lk# ^ of ||l# of *-o«toa laMMrnmHmmm^n ' 1 hr l«rlt I Mem dlatrtns of ery emphatically served part* of the team 1*- "Mewapeperu could co-operate with ■ appropnadoa*. the'ruurti but tbai la the fault of the •taedard eet for our navy which judges who are afraid Of the power New Bern rn * v of the press If leaa crime and more repreeea ttonal confer*are. and which aland roaatrwctive a*w> w>. printed the ef ('urollne 1 VI V H ■ gaits Returning lo the temrle they) View atste?* BBd crop " • rd •• prorlAiwctl to the world r** f on < rime would be urg convened immediately in hu*fn*-ea see Heeding made good progreaa la ... »f*T!!** * * . fn *** * •ver. th* aewspapera are n<>l rwvpoael ..OO K,u«he..fem /steading ^ ^ '***"”■ *" ^ ‘i“« mnd.lto. They .r* With Ike adjmmmeat of the com 1 aortbo.rd during thu week over . .. . ® r?' a !, ‘fitb*"* f«r the purpoee nf making BUinderv the three dava’ **«alon of the | the central toasties of North Caro-' t,,p , fi' > York Rite bo*liea of Ma*onry la 9ou<h linn ieniuel M Betnoeu Deed. Hon Samuel M Brinson. > from the third North trt. paaaed sway at New Carolina wa* closed More than rondltlone were somewhat of the biggest Masons of Houth Taro- favorable for field work In Alabama Mas have h**n In attendanre hers and Mississippi, bat the wet soil upon the convorat'on The rntivo* atton of three dava wm terminated with a fl«h etew at tha Pin* word rluh tendered hy the Flor ence Maana* to all dejegatea and grand and local offl< era 20.000 Pcunda ef Powder Eaplede. Charleaton —O I. Hill, white for*- be greatly disappointed, and I be- whet they ttev* the country will be groutly die- news appoint**! if the hifproprlatlon. to ’ which the nary mast and .will ad here. Is reduced to the point where held plaat’ng mostly at a ataadatlfl .*«.,«,.»« . . ' . . the limitation of enll*t*d men and la the western part of the belt. . . .see* ar prentices la befnw h* 000 No pre sentation of the situation, which baa come to my notice, has served to al ter that opinion "Ultimately, perhaps, th* lower figures proposed may be reached and damnhd — the •unshtne part where dry weather and are much needed Heeding la being delayed In Texas, where little haa been accomplished AUtalde of the Rio Grande valley and the lower roast counties. The con dition of the cotton planted, how- Hem General Hospital, following a critical illness there since he came home from Battle Creek. Mich, where In rain he had sought to stem the tide ef failing health that dated hack lo the close of the campaign In 1911 * Th la city la under n pull of deep grief n tthe passing of Ham Brinson And with the feeling of dlaitnce loos there le felt here, messages have come from ont la the state and nation ei- preeetng the eatverpal sorrow felt friends at the Presents Tariff Bill te Senate. Washington—Tha long awaited ad ministration tariff bill was present#* in tbs senate Senator MrCnmber. re publican. North Dakota. In charge of ^ kfi®6redi of close the meaenre. announced that to glvn firwa of hie death -. nature time to study It. be would not * r Brinson waa serving his second call It np before April 20 Some m tfrm ,B •® d *ad i®«llcated publican loaders thought It would be ,h *‘ h * wo-ld bo*wcandidate no *nh- I hope It will be po'slhle through pBaB4 . d tf|< , r abou , ^ day . of dehBl . reed himself at the primary this fall m.n for Ih, rolu.bl. S.l..„ rorror- I —r I. tolrl, ..(I.Uctor, tor b "' 0“" "U*-* *• »'«'> « "* '•J'"*;" 7 «* **"* *» hi.. .1. h.l.t. ti.m.K. hr hl.h wind. . tr..* lu..,* p«c. .U<t , br „ mc „ ht 1«7« .t* ... .< ».h. for atton was blown Into bits when an ex ptoelon of 2 n we pounds of black powder occurred In an ammunition salvage magazine near the ordnance depot North Charl*<*ton More than 60 box cars were damaged and track age wrecked It w'll never be known what rauaed the terrific blast Fragments of HIH'a lK)dy were col lected over a considerable area and placed in a coffin for interment His cap was found about two hundred yards from the magazine, the walls of which wen* made with bores filled with sand, with a canvas roof Hill and three negro laborers were seen about the magazine before the edplo- slou. It is said that the negroes were practically unhurt. For many miles around the explosion was felt. Glass was shattered in plants in the suburbs Of Charleston The magazine was not ooneoted with the magazine of the ordnance de partment. eotuc damage by high wind*. . .. . . . . ... . ought to be more firmly established A . before going bevond the limitation to Arbuckts Fr«ed of Manslaughtar. ... , „ « .. . ^ which we were gladlv committed at San Francisco, Cal.—A verdict of , , . . . . . . , the International conference, acquittal was returned by a jury in the third trial of Roscoe C. (Fatty) ! Workers Must Pay Rant. New Orleans.—Three thousand gov- Arbuckle on a manslaughter charge growing out of th* death of Mlaa Vlr- , glnla Rappe. motion picture actress. The jury was out six minutes "Verv trulv youra. "WARREN 0 HARDING Girl Milllonaireaa Sfeks Surgeoh. . . * San T'■* nr ' 8ro - Miss Delora Angel!, dec j de< j here In denying the petition The denefdant was deeply affected. • >asa< T en, »^ w h° W ‘B come Into () j |j arve y McConnaughy. representing He received the verdict with a great P 08t>es8ion °f $25,000,000 left by John T^orhera, for an injunction to re- tbree months eat college and the University of North Carolina being admitted to the bar In 18*6 He practiced law until __ „ 1*02. when he became superintendent .run..»t .mpkjrM of th. P.n.n.. C.- r „ t ,„ county. n.l nod I-.n.ffTVr.llwr, mu.t W , hlt untl , „„ , h „ jtov.rotn.nt rent tq^th. u. of tll.U „ w> , of th , houses In the Panama Canal zone, the . .. United States circuit court of appeals . ♦ Will Build Highway. Greenwood—As soon as contracts can be let, work will begin on the top soil highway connecting Green wood and Abbeville, according to the decision of the Greenwood highway commission. TlTe”fiTsI “mile of this road, leading Into Greenwood, will be hard surfaced, the remainder to be constructed of top soil. Abbeville has already constructed an Improved hiehway to the county line and the road to he huilt hy Green wood will connect Greenwood and Ab beville by means of an Improved road. Campaign Brought to Close. Spartanburg — The Spartanburg campaign for Christian education, launched ten days ago to raise $250 000 for Wofford college fitting school and 4«lUi« HulUillua taolUMU.' cornu a close with subscriptions amounting to $150,000. While there waj d.sappoint- meat in sorne quarters as to the fail ure of the effort to reach the goal set tha leaden of the movement include tiff Dr. Snoyder. president of Wofford. entire satisfaction with the nf the Girl Students Win. Corning. Ark.—Miss Pearl Pugaley sign of relief There was no demon- * Bet-a-Million i Gates when she gtra j n ^e government from collecting W88 ready to resume her studies in stration. the court having , warned * s ^2. disclosed definite plans here^ reat. ' - * Knobel school following rendering against it. Mrs. Minta Durfee Ar- r ° r usln R P art °f the fortune. She 1 ; of a verdict in her favor by Judge W. buckle, the defendant’s wife, cried 8aV8 s ‘ le expects to marry a young Two Soldiers Are Killed. W. Bandy in the lipstick case here, quietly. Both she and Arbuckle shook American surgeon who has an ambi- ( San, Antonio, Texas.—Two soldiers Judge Bandy said he would issue a hands with the jury. tion to maintain a hospital for the killed and nine seriously burned writ of mandamus to have the school The quick return of the jury was P° or - when pyrotechnics exploded in a pit board set aside its regulations barring a surprise. j • ' Edward Brown, whose presence on Hospital Facilities Approved. the jury was objected to by the ! Washington.—The house hill, au- pi offjon j 8 not knojvn. but it is be- j ber becaue she violated the rule, prosecution, war foreman. There thorizing an additional appropriation ij eV ed that sparks falling into fhe pit 1° his decisioh. Judge Bandy held during an exhibition at Camp Bullis, students who use cosmetics. Miss north of here. The cause of. the ex- Pugsley was suspended last Septem- was a slight delay when the jury re- $17,000,000 for hospital facilities for ignited the combustibles, turned, due to the absence of the disabled former service men. was ao ]diar8 were from the 17th Jn- district attorney. passed unanimously by the senate. United States Owes Much Money. Chicago.—The United States owes 23 times as much money now as In 1917, when the public debt was about Fdwer Spindles Now. Washington.—Almost 2,000,000 tow- fantry from Fort Sam Houston. French Soldiers Die in Explosion. Paris.—Eleven French soldiers were fcr cotton spindles were- operated killed and ten injured In the explosion that face powder did not Interfere with the health of the pupils and they could use it if they wished. ' Covered by Flood Water. , New Orleans.—Rdpofti from Helena, Ark., that approximately 236 square during March than in February, al- Sunday near Gleiwitz, when a bomb miles of land in the lower part of $1,000,000,000, Eliot Wadsworth, as- though cotton consumption for March^ wag detonated in a graveyard by the | Phillips county were covered by flood isistant secretary of the ireasury7 de-^'about 46,000 bales more thairlfi soldTers who were searching for hid- j waters from the White and Arkansas dared in a speech here. , | February, the monthly cotton report den arms. The guardian of the church “This huge debt we must pass on °T Jlie census bureau, Issued disclosed w ho was in the cemetery, was among to future citizens.” he said. “For Of the increase for the month; 84 ; 000 the killed. Fifty rifles were found con- this reason it is the intention of Abe *b a I e8 were consumed in cotton Krow» TC £ a i e d under the earth of the ceme- finandal leaders of our governmentXto InR states, where' consumption was tery> This information was given pay all new debts from current funds, the largest of any month since the out officially here. We are just standing still financially first quarter of 1917, and amounted to a commission of inquiry has been as our expenses this year just about 65 per cent of the total cotton used appointed to establish the cause of equaled our revenues. " j durftg March. . ' W. A. Law Heads Insurance Company. - Philadelphia. — William A. I^aw Sir Ross Smith Falls to Death. London—Sir Rosa Smith, the Aus- the explosion. rivers, which are backed up by the high stage of the Mississippi river, gave a more serious aspect to the flood situation. The village of Melwood, in the flood ed area, was reported covered with from eight to ten feet of water, while Elaine Is completely surrounded by the street. - Street Car Service Resumed. Augusta. Ga.—City council and the Charged With Killing Captain Key West. Fla. —-Federal off!vers has offered bis resignation as presi- tralian aviator who, with tyls brother, here were notified that the state de- Augusta-Aiken Railway and Electric dent of the First National hank of Sir Keith, had plannedto start from partment at Washington' had granted corporation came to an agreement and Philadelphia, effective June.30. to ac- Croydon April 25 on a flight around the British request for extradition of the street cars, which have.been in the cept the pt> y ot tfte P-spn J|u- the worid. was killed v ben Ms plane Veru»qi Pracklehqrst, who as mate of barn for a n^>nt,h, will resume opera- tual Lite IhiiiFance company. era shelf In a practice flight nt Brook- iN* Rrttfah fch'ooner. Lewis Brother*, tions. The cars were halteJ^because 1 No xncceioor hasvy^t been choaen bird ' iff charged with having murdered its unrestricted competition by jitaera to flit the vacancy that will result’ - Liewtenafit Renn**tt. an engineer, master. Capt. J B. Chute, a British had cut deeply Into the com panya re v- when Mr. Law’s resignation as head who was nlarnlng to accompany' R'r huI.J*-t oh the high seas enaea. of the bank bacomas effective. Tha Roes end h*« brother on fbe‘r around- Bni'klehurat. born urd *r the Brit- Tlfe cltv now agrees to restrict Jlt- matter wtll be considered, by the dj- th~-worid fl eht fiHo wav (rill'd. teh flag, hnt a naturalised American oey operations to the extent of not tfi thd near fntare It la el- The ms*h«"* which cra<h*d waa ‘he citizen is alfegrd to have killed Cap- aPowlng them to take on or discharge ha win coatings as a member oge TMff’eltki had tn landed to a«e tatg Oaf. weR known In marine do rat runs within one block of xtmet* on al tha board. ^ f^etr flight. . ejaa. February 2* which ouoot car .tracks are laid Pul Hancock Sulphur ' Compound ^ in ^otir For Earnu, Rhcumatum. Gout or Hives Mmkuc* s«*rW C* e* tO* l«»* * XtBSeg —4#r» ■»•*«« b eM«nt« «w yen ta anU »» • mamO Net*** t Or«i »■ < r ■*<#**. to leoobel Hancock Sulphur Compound IW a la ta« beta e* a too** »*pa»a •OerteJ pm In tod uk« N Mweellv 60c and SI 20 tht buitlt. ’ »*» *M< IK* r-V r !■ MM 1 torn a beat* Street. naMcocx uoutn evLTMua COM PAM Y For CROUP, COLDS. INFLUENZA St PNEUMONIA Mottwri ibouU krrp ■ to* of B*«m«V V«*—rnm coarw^ient Wben C'roa* lltarr-u or Prv«n- maala (brcatriM tbw delifbiful wire mbocB well loio tb« U>ro«. ebett ud onder Um trail, will rclicrr (be c bo kin*, break coozocoq and promott rotfal •Irry. wu. pot sum mr owncs 30c 60c tW$120u*Ekizanmar mUivcbmIW N. wir ■ '- Brwme Drug Co. /ilkeaboro, N. C, Qnmt rallaf u>4 •pa comfort for tboaa afllieud with wmb. saan •pm or pranolatod Uda, Wo-AtAUDry^utt, mrkf/muUftxm HALL A KUCUL ton 147 Warn Ip FUca. N.T. mm m HI Warnlp rUCT. R. I. Salve F»SCRE EYES Girls! Girls!! Save Your Hair With Cuticura Seep 25c, Oatocat 25 md 50^, Tolcoa 25c. Rats in the Cellar, Mice in the Pantry, Cockroaches in the Kitchen What-con be more disagreeable than • home infested with pests ? destroy there with Steanu’ Electric Fasts, the srandarc exterminator for mote than 43 yean. Kill rats, mice, cockroaches, waterbugj x ams in a tingle m-hr Does noi blow away l.ke powder*; ready for use: hectet trap*. Direction* »n H languages a «vcry box. Money back if n foiln 2 an m* Me U oa Mac $L50l ^ A I o c &