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THE PEOPT.E. BARNW^TX, S. C.
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HalPs Catarrh
Medicine
Treatment, both
local and internal, and has been success'
ful In the treatment of Catarrh for over
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
P» J* CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
IV ITCH!
, , quasi
If HUNT’S SALVE falls Id tha
treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA,.
RINii WORM .TETTER or other
Itching shin diseases. Pries
75c at drufurlsts. or direct from
k.I. Ilcharit MtSItlss Co .SktnsM.In.
\mW\\
Avoid & Relieve
colds ^—
INFLUENZA
MALARIA
BY TAKING
/
CURES COLDS- LA GRIPPE
in, 24Iiaura in 3 Dcuf9
—OSCABA^QLININt
Standard cold remedy world over. Demand
box bearing Mr. Hill's portrait and signature.
At All Druggists —30 Cents
(Copy for This Department Supplied by th#
• American Legion News Service.)
CHECK UP ON CRIME
BY ALIENS IN U. S.
FILM SERVICE GETS
^ GENEROUS APPROVAL
Motion picture producers who ha^e
been making .picture* that wtmld ap
peal to the "thirteen-year-old” intel
ligence of the average motion picture
audience are begining to discover that
motion picture goers are interested In
something besides flappers, custard
pies, and triangles^ according to Earle
A. Meyer, director ,of the American
Legion Film service.
Meyer believes that the producer la
bla'hTifble for the accepted "thirteen-
y«ar-o>ld” intelligence of the "movle ,, '
WOMLN! WARNING! I
DON’T BE FOOLED
r~ ..
Beware!
Not All Package Dyea Arp
"Diamond Dye*.”
Diamond Dyi
A Good Guess
famous actor who repeatedly
-nimtE'fuieum U[Hlt‘flrmU!im aimouii%<r
another final tour.
"What will you pli\F?” asked a
friend. ...
“Something of Shakespeare," said
the actor.
"Much Adieu About Nothing, I sup
pose?” said the friend.
Crime' by * aliens in the,. United
States Is believed of sufficient per
centage, -to have eonsIderaWe-
ence for further restriction of Immi
gration. This Is the contention of the
Americanism commission of the Amer
ican Legion, which will use the re
sults of a survey of guclTcrime in sub
stantiating. the Legion's plea that all
Immigration be suspended over u fixed
period of years.
"Illicit truffle in drugs In the United
States is directly traceable to aliens
in the nation,” Garland W. Powell,
director of the Americanism commis
sion of the American Legion has de
clared. "The Legion does not impute
that all crime in the nation is com
mitted by aliens, but many law vlbla-
thins can be laid at the doors of those
who disregard our laws, and who 'do
not pay allegiance to, the nation in
which they live." - . ** j
In preparing for a survey of all
courts, prison and penal Institutions^
requests have gone out for the num
ber of canes pending against aliens for
TAthUcry.v umreier, violations, of the pro
hibition and narcotic acts and, other
crimes as eftmpared with such cases
against Americans. Similar infnrma-
tion is sought from prison authorities
and heads of penal Institutions.
Cuticura Soothe* Baby Rashes
That Itch and burn, by hot baths
of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
anointings of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe
cially If a little of the fragrant Cuti
cura Talcum Is dusted £n at the fin
ish. 2, r >c each.—Advertisement.
you
In Duty Bound
eat your daughter’s
cook-
‘‘1*0
Ing?’’
‘Of course," replied Mr. Meekton.
‘Tvc got to. observing.tlu^effects on
my constitution is a part of her course
of study."—Hoston Transcript.
‘ DANDELION BUTTER COLOR”
t A harmless vegetable butter color
used by millions for ."») years. Drug
stores •and general stores sell bottles
of "Dandelion" for 33 cents.—Adv.
Cheating the Birds
In Japan, small fish are caught by
trained cormorants, principally at'
night with tLuyaid of jncklights. Kings
; ttro-Fiod" around -fhe- tlfToats -of—the
fishing birds to prevent their swallow
ing the eateh. When their pouches are
tilled they are emptied in the boat
well.
To Probe Neglect of
Veterans in Hospital
Ap irtvestf gallon of reports of
neglect of war veterans at the hospi
tal and vocational training school
maintained by the government at Per-'
ryvllle. Ml. has been undertaken by
officials of the American Legion.
Col. D. John Mwxloy, department
commander-of the Legionjn that state,
Major Warren S. Lloyd, deportment
adjutant- and Dr. Arthur P. Herring,
commissioner of mental hygiene, made
personal visits to the l\6spltal In this
connection.
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I Four veterans in the tailoring school
| of the institution charged that the
equipment for proper instructions In
thajp trade, was lacking and that
requisitions for suefi equipment and
material had not been honored. The
Vrtcranis also charged that necessary
text books wore not supplied.
Tills hospital figured In the rveent
senatorial investigation of the vet
erans’ bureau, linger Director Charles
K. Forbes. It was declared by certain
witnesses that 53,000,000 worth of
supplies were sal 'aged and sold to a
firm in- Poston for $000,000.
es
Always ask for “I >lumond Dyes" and
if you don’t see the name "Diamond
Dye®" on the package—refuse It—hand
j" It hack 1 i
Each 13-cent package of "Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tfnt skjrts, dresses,
waists, sweaters, spH-klngs, klpionos,
coats, draperies, coverings—everything
new, evert if she lias never dyed before.
Choose any color at drug store. Refuse
substituted V
. Scent in Gems
• The peVfuuu* of precious stones was
discussed in a lecture in Geneva re
cently, says the New York World, by
the French jewel expert He Hense-
luer. Some stones, such us the em
erald. he said, give a subtle, pleasant
scent when reduced to powder, while
others, jiniong them diamonds, have a
disagreeable odor.
MOTHER!
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Clean Child’s • Bowels with
“California Fig Syrup"
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THE
SPRINGLESS SHADES
Last Loager_Look Better
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PROST PROOF
Early J«»«y, Ch»rU«toB WakrfWId. Flat D«teh.
Pwtpaid. K» *0c; *00. 75c-600. Il.oot
ifS.?ia»Svr fiSSg
Col lard. kata. Bntaaala Bproou. BM^TkoAl-RaH
plantt mom prlea. Sattafacttao yuaraita^.
D. P. Jamison, Summerville, S. C*
Earle A. Meyer.
audience and that the producer to a
certain degree can control the' class
of his audience-by the type of pic
ture he produces.
Two-years ago the American Legion
began a campaign for cleaner and
more truly American films. The cam
paign has been conducted by the
Legion’s film service under the direc
tion of Meyer. A«f a part of the cam
paign the Legion has produced several
pictures for exhibition in theaters
throughout the country under the
auspices of the 11,000 local Legion
posts. These pictures have been edu-
cutlonal, historical and entertaining,
and the enthusiasm with which they
have been received, according, to.
Meyer, Is evidence a plenty that the
people .of America want more whole
some films.
DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN
A*pirin Marked With "Bayer Cross' 1
Has keen Proved Safe by Million*.
Warning! Unless you see th> name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians'for 23 years.
Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Imitations may prove dangerous.—Adv.
Even If cross, feverish, bilious, con
stipated or full of cold, children love
the pleasant- taste of "California Fig
Syrup.” A teaspoonful never falls to
clean the liver and bowels.
A«k your druggist for genuine “Cali
fornia Fig SijTUp’’ which has directions
for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You must
say “California" or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.
Pits Instead^oPSilol'
The Royal Agricultural Society of
England is conducting experiments
with pits dug In^ ie ground for
storage
UNUSUAL OFFER .
Pure Silk Stockings
(Guarmmimmsi) Onm Dollar Pmr Pair
All ahades—sheer or medium weight. Sta*
kne, color and weight desired. A
GUARANTEE SOX HOSIERY CO.
1674 Brosudwejr New York City
llabjr Chlrk»—Special, selected, etock. Rhode
lalanit Rede, 116 p<-r 100. White Leghorns and
Ancona*. (IS; mixed lots, $12. Order now.
Reech Haven Hittcherlee, Waahington. Oa.
^ *e ground for the
of fodder%s n substitute, for
Too Fresh
“Why did you strike the telegraph
operator?" the Judge.asked the darky.
"Well, yo’ .lionah," said the culprit,
^lt was jest like this: I hands him
a telegram for mah girl, an’ he starts
In reudln’ It. So 1 jest nutchurally
ups art’ hands him" one."—American
Boy.
For 'bloated feeline and distressed breath
ing .Tuc to Indleestlon you need a medicine
as v.'Tl n-i i purgative Wright’e Indian
Vegetable Pills are "both Adv.
Kind Invitation
I’rofesMtr (after trying , first-hour
elass)- Some time ago my doctor fold
mo to exercise early every iiforninc
with dumb-bells. Will the class please
Join intKlniiiorrow before breakfast ?
A Universal Remedy for Pain,
For over 70 years AJlcocJt's Blaster has
aeon ;i/stamlar.d external remedy, sold In
all parts cifThe civilized world.—Adv.
To Preserve Courtesies -
Women of ( larKsdale,- Miss., have
organized a movement "to preserve the
gracious courtesies which »v*-re once
a (listfifguishe<i feature of the Old
South."
A Safe and Sure Laxative—
Rrandreth Bills- One or two taken at
bed time will keep^you in good condi
tion. Entirely vegetable.—Adv.
The"re's nothing like making g«v*d
resolutions—if you have the-luR-klmne
to*11 VC.up to them.
Grandmother. Knew
There Was Nothing So Good fot
Congestion and Colds as Mustard
# But the old-fashioned mustard
pfester burned and blistered while it
acted! Gdt the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster-and without the blister.
Musterole does it. It is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil of mus
tard. It is scientifically prepared, so
that it works wonders.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
Tattered Flag Prized
by Canton, China, Men
During the \var n Chinese soldier,
Sam Soo-Hoo, 4 lost Ms life while serv
ing with the Americnn army In France.
Prior to burial the body was wrapped
In an American ling, but some of his
countrymen—renfoved the flag, and
placed It over his grave, -where It
flew from a bamboo pole until it be
came tattered. x
When the body Was sent hack fo
Tol-Shan, his native home, an Ameri
can Legion delegation'in France sent
whn.t remained of the flag to his rela
tives. The Legkni then, assisted the
widow in obtaining the claims on the
loverhr.ient.
In token of the appreciation, the
family of .the ms n gave to Canton,
China, post of the Legion the tattered
emblem which ha 1 waved above the
grave in France. This is one of the
prized relics of the post,
What Soldiers Will
Dp With U. S. Bonus
"What the soldierswill do with this
bonus after they get It seems to be an/
Idle question. Will they* spend It care
lessly buying expensive automobiles?
Five hundred thousand questionnaires
have been sent out asking the men If
tney prefer'money, farms, homes or
Insurance rights. The answers show
that two-thirds of the veterans asked
for farms, homes or Insurance rights.
If t he Legion men at cre els enough To.
fight for Mie, United States, they are
big enough to do what is right."
This -was the answer of National
Vice Commander William B. Healey of
the American Legion to charges that
moneys received from adjusted com
pensation, wy*uld r be wasted. Ills state
ment was made before women's clubs
at Wilkes-Barre, Ba.
INDIGESTION, GASES, .
UPSET, ACID STOMACH
"Pape's Dlapepsln” Is the quickest,
surest relief for Indigestion, gases,
flatulence, heartburn, sourness or
stomach distress caused by acidity. A
few tablets give almost immediate
stomach relief. Correct your stomach
and digestion flow for u few cents.
Druggists sell millions of packages of
Bape’s Diapepsin.—Adv.
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Huge Palm Leaves
The Imaja palm, growing in Fvrtilli
America, li?is leaves reaching a length
of fifty feet nlnd often ten feet
wide. Another palm, a native of Cey
lon, has leaves twenty feet long and
eighteen feet broad, from which the
natlv“s make tents and shelters.
the more expensive tower silo*.
Left Too Soon
“My maids always boll eggs hard." '
“Is that so? Mine never stay long
enongh for that."
cost and are better
by our new method.
FKKsfl TESTED KKKDS—25 Sc packa*«a
! for $1.00. Either 'ftmu-er or v«Tr*rtable Bulk
, M-crt In all amount* and art kind*. Flow*,
plant free with .order amounting to $1.00.
Pansy plant*, 35c dor. prepaid. All plant* III
season. Cash. 8WATY A SON. Mena, Arif.
Your Men Folks
| save half the
pleased when,
you make at home all^thelr ^
SHIRTS
Latest New York style*, 2l9 varieties, two
gradea. Complete bhlrt-making outfit, choice
material*/- specially deshtned pattern. Includ
ing separate or attached collar, pearl butq)
tons, neckband. Interlining and simple In
structions (or making at home. All colors
and combinations. .Complete Prt>* -
—Orads -vatne $$ 'eaifn 1 ; $7.Is 1
Orads value $4 each. $$.00
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Bend for free samples snd full directions.
HOME TEXTILE COMPANY
Dspl.W. aa Danas 81. Nsw Ysrfc
W. N. U.
CHARLOTTE, NO. 8--1924,
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Says American Legion
Becomes Civid Asset
.Oschr G. lloose v retiring commander
of Illinois^ largest post of the Amer
ican’Legion in Bloomington, said that
the -Americnn Legion may safely he
said to. have hebome a civic asset.
“Its purposed and Its accompllsh-
,mert.s have won for It an enviable po
sition In the eyes of the community,”
he said. "Its policy of fair dealing, its
willingness to co-operate, Its determi
nation to be of service in countless
ways, have established-for it a position
from which it must not recede."
Taint of Charity Is
to Be Thing of Past
: f*.
The taint of charity will be removed
from veterans’ relief In CWcopue,
Mass., if members of the Ahierlcan
Legion have their way about it.
Adnfinistration of a fund for relief
of veterans Jias long been un
der dfepction of eharlty workers
There are always
leg tu _hpur CUrio.sRy,
enough niyster-
Allen}
Ranges
F OR 25 year* Allen
Ranges, have given
dependable service
and proved their economy
in operation.*
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To-day they are vastly re
fined in finish, but the real
reason why they sell more
quickly is the reputation
established by old Allen
Ranges.
Write for our illustrated catalog
and name of dealer near you.
ALLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
finger-tips. See how quickly it brings re
lief-how speedily the pain disappears,
istcroleft
Try MusteroW for sore throat, bron
chitis, tonsillitis, croup,, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
tion pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
'pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprainsT***® muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet, colds of th? chest
(it may prevent pneumoma).
To Mothers: Mu*t*rol«i*n<m r
made in milder form for
babies end smell chlldem*
* Ask for Children’* Mu*t*role.
35c and 65c, jars and tubes; ho*
pital size, $3.00.
ployed by the city council. If
eran applied for aid. his name Went
on record ns receiving charity which
is said to have kept many o former
soldier from applying to the- fund,
founded primarily to help the former
service-man along until he . became
settled:-— ^ '
,In a special resolution sent to th»
city council the post asked that dis
bursement of this fund be In the
hands .of a veteran familiar with the
men’s cases and '''that such relief no
l(inger he considered as an act of
charity.
’rs em- Around
h vet- r wrapped
Must Not Use Flag to
Cover Back of Canine
. -r
The American flag is never to be
used ns a covefTfrg' for a dog, at least
not in Birmingham. Ala.
John Morn Id,*'a ’.‘globe trotter" and
his dog passed through Birmingham
recently op their way to New (Irlearts
:* /dog's- hack Mora Id had
pped the Stars and Stripes.
An American Legion post ~ ofjicial
saw the dog and soon after Morald
was in police - court "eXplairing. After
a night in jail he wus TCteased with
a promjse to the judge that he would
not again use the flag in this manner.
Favorite Sayings
The
that
Better than a mustard plaster
Flivver Owner—Wouldn’t
Jar you? ——’-=•
The Radio Orator—I’ll tell the
world. . *-..g
The Murderer—Well, I’ll he hanged.
The Judge—Fine. • , 5
The Flapper—No one has anything
>n me.
The Telephone Girl—I got your
lumber.
The’fsausage Maker—Dog gone!
The Fisherman—1*11 drop a line.
The Anthor—All write.
The Seamstress—Darn It!
Hydro- Electric Engineer—Dam
Legbm Weekly.
• .The
t |5r: American
Scholarships for Veterans
A scholarship for.former World war
service men has been established at
the Lincoln Memorial university, Cum
berland Gap. Tennessee, by the Lin-
coInVpost of the American Legion In
Washington. This scholarship, repre-
s/ntlng on endowment of $1,200 Is ex
pressly provided for the many thou
sands of uneducated people of the Ap-
-pnlnchlan mountain range, who by rea-
son of’ distances have enjoyed few
educational advantages.
Fund to Go to Post
A special fund of $4,000. raised by
the Douglas County (Kansas) Red
Cross during the war will be turned
ovfr to the Douglas Legion post, as-
cordlng to an announcement by Red
Cross official*. The fund was raised to
help • dependent fanoIBe* of service
'men. hut since the end of the war
It has‘not been needed
How x to lenow\j
V
reef fertilizer
H OW can you tell Royster’s
“cured” Fertilizer from fertilizer
that has not been "aged? The
greatest difference is seen in the more
profitable crops grown by the cured
fertilizer, but there is a difference
even to the untrained eyel
After the first mixing. Royster’s
goods are placed in great bins where
they age from four to six months.
They are then re-milled and bagged.
The fine grinding of the ingredients
and the close association. oF the
Great bins of Royster Fertilizer "cure" or
f’age.” for months so that your results from
its use will swell the earnings from youf land.
plant-food elements bring about a
more complete chemical action dur
ing this aging, making a fertilizer
which is readily available to the
plant from seed time to harvest.
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The curing and re-milling are two
of the reasons successful farmers say
“Royster s helps to make bigger and
better crops.” V
Don’t: buy fertilizer in a hit or
miss fashion any longer. Put your
faith in the old, well-known Royster
reputation and ask for Royster’s
Fertilizer bv name.’
F. S. Royster £uano Company
Noatvouc. Columbia. Atlanta, Montcombby