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SMadam, Raisins Cost Less Now So Get Their Benefits and Their Flavor in Scores of Attractive, Money-Saving Foods UE to greatly increased crops, even though production costs are- still much * igher than in pre-war days, raisins now cost almost as little as before the war. Use .this luscious, energizing, healthful food lavishly, therefore, in scores of "plain foods" like rice pudding, boiled rice, bread pudding, Indian pudding, and in cake, cookies, pie, and with the children's cereals, to give the'n "lux urv flavors" at "plain food" costs. Raisins are both good and good for you. So take advantage of these lower prices now. Sun-Maid Not Marc Than Raisins 20c Your retailer should Seeded-Seedless-Clusters sell y'ou Sun-Maid 9 Seeded Raisins in 15 oz. blue packagge for not more than Z % . Packed under most sanitary conditions in fresh, clean cartons. Very highest quality. Insist on Sun-Maid Bland, the kind that you know is good. New 11 oz. Package a ~ Your retailer should sell you Sun-plaid Seeded and Seedless Rasins in II oz.* packages for not more than 1Sc. Not More Than 18c SYour retailer should sell y is Sun-Maid SaddIeu, Raisins in TS oz. red package for not more than 18c. Ungallant French Saying. The gauge of hop- is the long-din A Minll in love Is like at sptrrow tance sight of success. caught with hirdlline; the more he strives the muor he is entangled.-- The' diligent says "Today," the slug l' r o m t h e Il ir e n c h . g a r d sa ys " T o t o r r o w, " , million men have turned to -One E leven Cigarettes -a firm verdict for superior qyazlity. cigarettes - - NU-IDEA" SCHOOL DESKS Ab (Patent A pplied For) * 1b gadoschool dnansk a ilhdu In Bo irna oa Adds beaut to an II'1--~~.-' anay. Itol p e th to 1 ollt lrnorls eThous eands sold at year. Big saying to schools. 'Write at once for catalogue and pricos.j THE TCNERMANUFACTURINO COMPANY, DarlingtonS.C. ThI1~l1~ffl~ SOLD so YEARS Snges Last Year's Frockdo Newi ~ $ im Fadeless Dyes-dyes or tints as y i~I. BRIEF NEWS NOTES WHAT HAS OCCURRED DURING WEEK THROUGHOUT COUN. TRY AND ABROAD EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE Gathered From All Parts Of The Globe And Told In Short Paragraphs Foreign "The British government," it is semi officially stated, "is taking steps to pay fifty million dollars into the New York federal reserve bank on October 16, on account of this year's interest on Great Britain's debt to the United States." The prince of Wales has passed up so many girls suggested to him as eli gible as future English queens that King George, Queen Mary and Lloyd George are getting tired of it, and a royal row is in prospect within the royal family, according to Lord Claud Nigel Hamilton, who is in British Co lumbia to hunt big game. Five members of the crew of the Gloucester fishing schooner Marshal Foch, which was reported ashore on 'Sable Island, arc still reported missing, according to a wireless received at Halifax from the island. The schooner carried a crew of 21. Sixteen have been accounted for. Lambros A. Coromilas will probably be appointed by the new Greek gov ernment as minister to the United States. , He held this post from De .ember 1907, to October, 1910. Admiral E. E. Anderson and officers of the Asiatic fleet of the United States navy are to be feted extensively upon their arrivalin Hong Kong. The Greeks authorities in Thrace re port that Turkish soldiers garbed in their arrivals in Hong Kong. Reports from Athens, Greece, say that thousands of persons are terribly emaciated from lack of nourishment and suffering from exposure and the unsanitary conditions in which they are forced to exist. The refugees, a ma jority of whom are women, children and old men, are sleeping in parks, in cellars and in attics, and generally about fifty to a room. Numerous ambushes accompanied by heavy outbursts of firing are reported to have occurred in the streets of Dub lin, Ireland, one night recently. At midnight recently a bomb was dropped on a bridge near Dublin, Ire land, as a truck full of troops was passing. Rifle fire was also opened on the Fr: State troops, who replied with machine guns and rifles and dis persed the attackers. One of the questions on which it is expect(el there will rbe important differ ences betwen the Turks and British is the cost of the British occupation of Constantinople and other areas in Asia Minor since 1918. The British have kept careful accounts of the ex penlditumes which are regarded as an uit imate chm go against Tutkoy. It is believed the bill will run into a hun drned million pounds(1 sterling, without regard to what (lainms might be ad~vanei edl by France, which maintained twenty theonand troop)s in those regions for a year and a half. A strong earthquake shool, Rome, Italy, the other day, causing great alam among the population. No dam age, however-, hma()d bee reor)tedl up to last rel:or-ts. The appr~iehension among the lppl was stimuilaltedl by the col lect ion of sun milamr shocks, although much less violenit, which occurred in 1f917, aund conitinuedl a whole month. Coal produtct ion started off recently at a marked and almost record-break lng rate, which Fuel Distributors Spens (declaredi in a statement was an indlex to tihe effective railroadl co-oper ation obtained for the industiy in the attempt to make up deficiencies in the country's fuel supply due to the mini er's strike, Washi ngton Disturhed cycr reports that a valua ble0 collection of Goethe relics is to be selti at ruction by the authorities at Lyons, France, the American Peace So ciety, through its official organ, the Advocate of Peace, is instituting a cain paign to lprevent what is regarded as an imnpeinding calamity to the world of literature, Tme allies' heroes passed through Washington en route to New Orleans, whore the federation of inter-allied vet erans will be held prior to that of the American .Legion. October 9 was "decision (day" in the Supreme court. No decisions, however, were rendered. Secretary Fall is off on a tour of inspection in the WVest of interior deC par'tment activities on pubilic lands. Vessels departing for the Yucatan channel and the Florida straits woie adlvised by the weather bureau to ex ercise caution on account of a disturb ance over the noirthiwestern Caribbean sea. The ocean liquor ban recently issued by the chairman of the shipping board iB now up to the. courts. The author ity of the government wvill be tested and definitely decidled. Total rye pi oduction of 1922 for eigh teen counitries for which figures are available, is estimated at 770,152,000 bushels, says the diepartment of agri t'ultm-'e. Production ini the same coun tries last year \was 770,603,000 bushels. ('ouny'ies for which reports are avail. ablec arme Russia, Austria,. Denmark. Greeco, Nor-way andl most of time coun tries of the southen hemisphere Ambassador Pezet of Peru denied the report appearing in a Santiago newspaper to the effect that he had notified Ambassador Machieu of Chile, that Peru would not accept amend mont$ or reservations to the Tacna Arica protocol. Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio is going to lot a little thing like a surgical operation interfere with his campaign duties. He went to Bal timore the other day to undergo an operation for removal of a growth un der his left eye. Arrangements had been completed and Burton was in a wheel chair on the threshold of the operating room when he suddenly asked Dr. John Finney: "By the way, Doc, this isn't going to keep me in here very long, is it?" One of Solomon's problems was pre sented to the supreme court for solu tion when it was asked to determine who was the mother of Thomas W. Atkins, a Creek Indian, to whom was patented lands in Oklahoma of great value because of oil. Domestic The giant dirigible C2 arrived in El Paso, Texas, making only one stop, from Ross Field, Calif. The dirigible will proceed to San Antonio. The chairman of the committee on fraudulent advertising of the American Association of Investment Bankers has issued a statement in which he advises to investigate before they invest. The trial of Mrs. Leila Humber, charged with slaying her husband at Seales, Ala., has been postponed. Mrs. Janio Griffin Hand, Chicago, has been divorced six times from the same husband. She is seeking divorce for the seventh time. She says she doesn't want alimony, as she can sup port herself. Frank Treat, of Fargo. S. )., a former potentate of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, is dead. Clifford Hayes, a youth arrested in the New Brunswick, N. J., murder, in which the rector of a fashionable Epis copal church a member of his choir were killed, has been released, because of lack of evidence connecting him in any way with the homicide. The af fair is still a mystery. Little 13111 Hayes, Chicago, was a ragamuffin yesterday. Today he is a perfect "Beau U3rummel." A barbers supply house used him as an example of how quickly their face creams, etc., would restore the bloom of youth. The passengers arriving in San Fran cisco on the President Cleveland steam ship were "all excited and everything" because the traditional last nighi on board ship had been prevented by tho order of the chairman of the shipping board inhibiting the dispensing of in toxicating liquors on American ships. Dr. M. V. Murray of Decatur, Ala., en route from that city to Nashville, Tenn,. to have his eyes treated, fell off the train at Columbia, Tenn.. and was killed. J. 13. Gordon, a night watchman at Dyersburg, Tenn., was burned to death when five or six lhousand bales of cot ton were destroyed in the plant of the Churchill comprcss. A $170,000,000 combine of A merican, li-itish, German, French and Argen line r-adhio plants, giving Amer-ien con trol of wor-ld alir commnintions, was annIloun~cedl rece'ntly by Caiipta in Pow hatan P'aige, of the l'an-A merican Wireless company, anld officials otf other gigantic cor-porat ions inv1olve'd. The price of gasoline was r-educedi 2 cents a gallon, from 23 1-2 to 21 1-2 cents at Standar-d Oil filling stations t hroughout St. Louis, Mo. W. D. H.earington, feder-al proihbi tion enfor-cement agent at New Or-, leans, is in the toils charged wvith brib cry. Newv Orleans was visited, the other' day, with a $150,000 fIre. The cause of the fire is undetermined. A Stockton Calif., woman swallowedh a needle three years ago, and the nee dIe was found in tihe arm of her 22 months old1 baby. William E. Wheeler-, Rocliester, N. Y., grow despondent over inability to find work and drowned his threce cil dron and thopl shot himself to death. Deportation of so-called undes9irable Anmerican citizens fr'om JaurezA, Mexico, which was begun recently, in a cam paign' to rid the Mexican border- city of vice, continuedl as resorts were raid ed uindler orders of lgnacio Enquirez, governor of Chihauhau. Tihe dead body of Malone Thurman, a farmier, living near Melvinle, Tienn., in the Sequatchie valley, wvas found in the kitchen of his home by a neighbor wvho was attractedl to the lace by not having seen Trhurman for more than a week. During the major portion of four years lie was hunted by depar-tment of justice officials, on the char-ge of enm bezzling $85,000 of the shipping board ftunds, Joseph Pierot F"ortuny, has been working on shipping board v-essels as oiler, clock hand or seaman. Mrs. Doris Birunen was to be arraign ed at Mount Hlolly, N. J., on charges in connection with the murder of her hiusbanid, "Honest John" Brzunen, prom inent showman recently. The Mining Congress in session at Cleveland, Ohio, has issued warning to tihe ptublic that there is likelihood of another coal strike beginning next April. it seems that union and non tuion op~erators cannot reach a basis of agr-eeme'-nt. J. Ogden Armour, Chicago, meat packer', admItted in court that lhe had played the future mai-kets, but refused to say to what extent until he had consulted his counsel. John Wynin Barton of Nashville, Tenn., has been elected president of the Southern Methodist Universit. - CASTO RIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Aeeebehpaaia~al Always Aimaieoo- ran Bear the Tli nos Signature OieetfutnessaadRest sfteM E N Wsaente Of .asifO~h o ' In JAhelpfulRemedyfor Oonstiaonad DiarrnD oea Use and Fvrishnesan ]LOSS of SLEEP Los ...L~ For Over rac-Sltie Si;nstateot RThirty Years E CASTORIA nact Copy of Wrapper. THc CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. 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