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LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES i Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents-Try It! S'ue'eze the juice of two lemons in to a hottle containing three ounces of orchard Iwlitc, shal1e well, and you have a quarter pinut of the best freckle ami trn htion, and comil exion beaut i vier. a! Very. very irall co:,t. Your. ,rocer hIas tie leionis andl anv det" ~ ~~ (.1 r oie counter will ,Itp w'ne o., orvhalrd whi! for t f, - - . ia.e this swe :v fr'a w in o the face, neI-k. arms i:1 (: f i 'y ad .-1n how fr. - - I b l ishles disniment "Ind k. Ye It is ham essV no". .ifates. 5PECIALISTS\ TF We D) It RigTht e s on rep. Irin allr I - m.skus of A nomtvf.ie i~ Raia flr'. We m 4kv 1ti im aI'I iiooJ n1 tew. W 1 rpi e ter,. tanks dnl m1.11ke racini Neian. Sinl sonr radi.itors. WR.Hartin & Dro. 1815 Main St.. Columbia S.G. "FAKE" ASPIRIN WAS TALCUM Therefore Insist Upon Gen. uine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" wA ' ''Ill roe u Mei e ork, Youl iI ms 'mc, % id you Pet more Cnju"!ment4 ('ut 'I eve'ry'thim! when your blori is:n ii''4( (o d conditin. impurit ies in th~e blood have. .a ve ry dlepressinig effet on the Sysom.l ('am' inp weakness, laziness, ne4rvous5ness~ andt'i 'hne. (7R.OVE~'S T1AS~TF.!.ESS Chill TONIC restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying andi~ 1Enriebuli the Iliood. When yon feel its s1iCngtenn, invigorating effect, see how it brmngs en or to the cheeks and how it improves the ap~petite, you will then ap::-e'eiate its true toic value. 'iROVi'S TASTELE~SS Chill TONIC is not a [iatent miedicine, it is simply IRON and QUINiNE suspended in Syrup. So pleasant even children like it. The blood needs Quinuine to Purify it and IRON to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop crties never fail to drive out impurities in the blood. The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it the favorite tonic in thousands of homes. More than' thirty-five years ago, folks would ride a long dlistance to get GROV E'S TASTELESS Chill . TONIC when a member of their family had Malaria or needed a body-building, strength-giving tonic. The formula is just the same to day, and you can get it from any drug store. ti0c per bottle. L. JOHN A. HOLLAND, (The Greenwood Piano Man. The largest dealecr in musIcal instru ments in Western Sonth Carolina. Sells pianos, self-player pianoa, organs and sowing maebines. Reference: * The Rlank of' Greenwoodi tho oldest and strongest Bank in (drenwnnol County, GERMANY WILL 6 SAYS EX-GO Returns Home After Atte1 League to Er Ily \\alter Duncan In IThe Colunba Record.) I retu 110110 a pro11der, a better and a1 inore entiliiastic American thanl whenl 1 Went to lit:roPie." Iormer Govern'ior. licliard 1. .\lan nin so stalled, wenil accoipanied by .lrs. alai ng heill ' I slpped froill tIhe train at Sunder1t'l' on his retr11111 to otllh Caro)lila yester-day. The o Illet. chif eoxtecutt ive, appoin)t 1 t a (1,h ale Ito th pf-:c coiferelce rersninl!- fthe I.wann to 1-:n11fwor ' , bk to America after wV, k; '!"n0 in P rance and 1-:n1-lan1d icar and for-cefilul Ill pre oils 14f the world situation as it h sbeenl left ill the wake of Ile greatest warl in11 hm 11an history. Il 1-: r-oill he has 11id0 a close study of' the situation :uI thc enortulous econlomlic anti poliki cal probl:4111s arising (u1t of it as ho has watche4d tihl great actors in their tretietilouls work iat Versaillcs. Wit II tIese Ill has beel inl lost tonteh. olti (ially and as a distinguished ullost inl Gei sWilli Signl. .\ocording'- to \Itr. .\latinlin Ls \iew and the saile view is shared, he de lrs. by those wl) are watching I froml ovenl mlore advanitage, ous plosi - tionls--Germany will sign ti peace tr ]fa iy whel) 111 tihe. efforts of her enliussaries to secure a lIodilientin of the teris have beeni exhausted and if finally becolmes apparellt to Iheil that vhey have no alternative. President \ilsonl,' ncor(1ding to the t-stiony of on)e nyio lis (luring the ;mis t w weeks traveled over a large ,art of I-'rance and who has visited wI-lnd, is regarded by the peoplie of I-:1r1o as thel' expolent of their Ihopm -, feelin that tihe groat American Prosi d1ont can do ml1ore1 and has done more lo hin't aboil a realization of thlse than any of their own leaders , tItn tha it has len \\'ondromw \\ilona, whol) au :n ew idea- into thel io( and :ll tld ! ho tw-ole of the, \wrld and mIidi I l , lwn i..o n i t i it D .sc ij i Mom rlin fo.m 1, ) 'i. ' the ' nfence.. i .l i 4; _1 1 )inie) I sulte rsh~ln i \\'ilso . 1ds (in 1)btis ('risis, has torte' the ad' pjiion of t:om1e' of h)is tertwar idea4(0s ut;on1 his assiatifles. That hi' has donl s'o, says .\lt'. .\lannIint, has h eni the. alvatio or mlore( than)) on1e lI :'opean ('11h n:y. l'xept for tin.' ((Inversion0t of the ot her niemberhos of th' big routr 44) i i ews rega~i'lrdinug mtn tters of tilt (h'( Io''t imorOt involvedl in the set - tment willh a deffeated G;ermlany' so'ie of these (cotntieis would find themselvecs at wvat' with Gjermns ag'ain ini a few years. F'ratce, for inlstanlce, wold~ have tak1-enl over1 the whllE' of the Saar Valley atnd (reated anther~4' Alsace-LorrainE,. which woutld have in(evitaly proditeed another war as soon as Germatitiny 00)ould('t rupera te stuffi(ciently' to prl(Iooke it. Wlorlud Needs ('ottoni. "'iTe 'world is un doub t ely hare of ('1tion,'' doeclared ,.\lri. -.Iannin11)g, turnll ing tol the situation as it dire(ctly af feets the agriecultur'al intrests of m~l (t Carolina and this set ion. "'Cot ton anId ('(t It)n goods ar tneede41 d It) Europ s cond01( (11nly to food. "T'here is urtgrii n eed for ('very hit of t he cot ton in the wtorld today and all that we tire going to raise.' .Alr. .\anning then spoke oIf thle de lporable finania~l conditlonl of tiu rope), (it ing the fact that the mark, normally worth 20 cents, is dIown to 7 I--I (entls, and the franle, the valur (If wh'ich'l was ahotut the sanwe as the1 mar) tk, is no(w worthI otily abhout 10 (Pelts. This, Ito poited (lit, is n)ec(s Sil y goIng to1 he ai hig factor whicb tmtust lhe considered in eonnt ection ith marketing cotton In I~urope. "IF ami not In favor of fturtheir gov ernmlenlt loans,'' lie said, '"and I ra iz~'e that eorporat Ions munst be fotrmed and cr'edit extendedl on a larger scale than heretofore. Thelirefore, 'while till ('(titon ill tilt imately -he taken, we will have to e'xercise Pat Ience andI juidgmtent In feeding It to Europe. Tfhils must he (lone slowly and~ gradually. If we undertake to feed It fast the market will he gltted and dilsaster wvl fo1inw'" IGN PEACE rERNOR MANNING riding Meeting in Paris of iforce Peace. Thev depreciation in i ,uropjean cur rency, the former governor pointed out, makes the cost of cotton to the Europeans muchel mlore, and this -with a lack of credit are the two big things which mIlust lhe cons idlred II'st of all. "Hernard liaruch and \allce Me Coriick are doiln. all 1hat lies in their power and are holostly working to eslablisht credits for cotion, whatever lhevir crities in this country, who are mli-Jinforl-4( and ill-adfvised as to their, work and their intentions, mlay Say to the conltrav:'," .\lr. .\lanning, emlphati cally . 'e. T-tI ied ith lin over. . soon as .lMr. M.\annin reached France h' took (11 with lilerert hloov or Ihe (.()tollt .0 ed si ui at ion, which Was then netl. "I aml ;:lfd to see," he -ilid, "that it has ben worked out .,long ihe lines I s A I'.1ted to . r. IHoover I.id ill whichl I was promised his help." Ar. Alanning then went to Barei's and .\leormiCk to sa' what could be done to get (itton O lorted to sone or the European o(ut0ris. Alt. Da ru1h statd that he :as vorking to lif the blockade. and shotily after wards sulce' !ed in 'etting -10,00) ail's into Phind. .lr. i liarucl gave Ar. Alanning Is a ssurane that cotton would he got ten into Poland and other countries as fast as cred its could he rra n ged. Agmint he emphasized the fact that the takin'.: of cotton must be slow. "I believe." said (;overnor' Manning, "that the South's v2rratest opportuiln ity is at land, bti first we must settle down to lIe prohlem of working out vredits, which will vo us an oppor. tun1ity inl Europe14anl trade for. everIy Iltinue :w'e prodl'ef' and mn:itnuifacture, If we persist in a polioy of a betltr hal n! dr iCu'l( ~t1lr, raisiln- food Sup plies 1 and ll that . k lieI'edd at home andl~ plant thle rpt of our. land inl col (on wf vill hav' pro't0i' ah '11 pries for all that is raised. r will ol, r a lrt ie mar - 7 te' I! f''L'iff. Aml r -: ''71 ('n h e it1 rt airlto b 'h. 1 . ,I I I I h , - 1 c f i .'' 1-y n ! v i ll 1 a i, ql . ti able. li' . 8 'i'ti tot ''''1f1 ii' l y r o . "s h t gca d al vit the woreitild m(I t l';l tl l to eh sr and tha th'l eole'i td I! must h e food."i ll There' i si stIll i danior. .le s a, -- ninp tinks, ofl ti e- Tii(re d of i 111..t awih the excption (If Entgl(0 oand n-s i' s fia tn ''r ilui tied el ad te is ' ople ar t' enblr h!il otn theirn normalt ltis i n alet dvryi thor thir lIn' Engyan the isiat ionre ays,'t of ipovi in raii tlitl T hhere is bte 'ee bete aIlabor ad 11apfitl' xar hig e en e of:7; .nst ie ' ar la-o borti'sit re lctedi." Wth the characg(ter-i tiesti'lov d o f th lIitisi, for thir. in Ititions ('(It t eir devs otiona t' th si present form ofig 1(4 goeneantId noit't seite thereit lis tanyis o danger of('l "vrAain."raidlhe formerit~n Al t' . "dot 1) itg 'o (st hato ( Ai oi)''l iCtins'as they(tt i hrvise bethta nfor h labor hel dVIerad i n n o Itis Itounl 1 tr1y ortiin Eng ll'd." ~ ofWt'~ st rt hertn )1114 t dfsosi ' t he d ner- ' of the gt'ea 111f1 lio h vim, .\'tlC. .\1an blig daredW~oil that hedalutin oft Ptate ('onrence111o has( oeils ofa ali 0i(has lben hiumalily pOn o('wihl to ai (.ntImiaon forge Wilson.) FATIEI HELPING ALL HE CAN "Two of my sons are in the war. I am doing all I can to help my coun- of your tire service will be fai more try, as well as Mayr's Wonderful Iem-- * tory If we do your tire repair edy, which I can thank for my present ok. You can get better by good health. I suffered -5 years with tMost sei0uis stoimlach trouble and lcttlng us vulcanize any old punetured bloating. Am recoilmending it to all suferers." It is a simple, harmless prcparat ion that renoves the catarrhal blow-outs" or "fat tires". You'll muuus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes Itiratutically all stomach, livey and in stinral ailments, Including appendi citli. One (lose will convince or money _1I Y ELEcritic c). IC itutled. Laurens Drug Co: and )ruiggists opoitest S.C. e've:ywlere. F fit of~,L /al n yorisringwllbsarmr \YA Y wl C' y te 1k~uCo sati. ' cr sif .we d your-tr rpi 7.ok You i wa gtbteseIceyby lc~ns d ca e ttigu ucuz ayodpicue F R E Te odrn Dralo Sniarbla-O ils oFatis . Yul boo, "TheAlo- o dcoraing 1 xces i beutyhave ' w.'hle ire inea ofpated u FLauens W.pl. tiosese n sforthm e arts. -t-ary ,. . aeil .' e e sly ce n d A tistic Walldand Ceiling Y Ue ootorn s t rsr rou nd ceulngs when you have your walls and ceilings decorated with F R E E The Modern, Durabl, Sanitary, Flat-Oil Finish' Louisvill. KentuckI book age Mod It sets a new standard for interi- It comes fin 24 soft, deep, velvety ern kMethod of Dec.. or decorating. It excels in beauity colors 'which can be com-bined orauing Walls ,, and durability and has taken the into most artistic effects. it is conta in s sugges- place of old-fashione d and unsanni- very e c on om ic al annd i f soiled tions forthe artis- tary material. can be easily cleaned. . c decorto a f Let Us Help You with Plans and Advice nols lished Wih Write to Decorating Department, Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., Incorporated, Louisville, Ky., regard Pet, otee Plak. Ing your walls and ceilings. Expert decorators will gladly assist You, free of chiarge. or write to PEASLEE svili Ke:y LAURENS H A RDWA RE CO.. L~aurens. S. C. .4,~ This is a e er Maxwell There have been many rovements made in the Maxwell since the war ceased. me of them have made the car look better. Others have ma e it run better. You will note a new type radiator, a further advance in body detail, an improved electric system, a Hot Spot and a Ram 's horn, a superior development in upholstery, and a top more durable. Any of these is well worth any man's time to look over, and the sum of all represent a decided value added to the car, which post-war purchases for cash have made possible without in creasing the price. But the fundamentals of the car are unchanged. 300,000 Maxwells on the highways of the world-all of the same model -have proved that a policy of never changing the base design is profitable in more ways than one to buyer and maker. It means extra value at a lower price. It means perfection in design. It means perfection in workmanship. It means you pay for no experiments, no engineering knick-knacks. It means you pay for no mistakes. It means a car of everlasting reliability. It means a car of endless mileage. You can easily pay $200 more and receive less. This Max well is old in antecedents but modern as far as sound engineer ing dare go. ,There is no car of the day selling for so low a price to offer so many attractive inducements. See this recent Maxwell, and bear in mind that despite the eight great Maxwell plants the supply is already running far short of the demand. $895 f. o. b. Detroit. fore miles per gallom Aore miles on tires VINCENT MOTOR CO., Laurens, S. C.