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Hastings Seeds 1921 Catalog Free It's ready now. 116 handsomely 11 ustratcd pages of worth-while seed nd garden. news. This now catalog we believe, is the most valuable seed book ever published. It contaii twenty full pages of the most populai vegetables and flowers In their natu ral colors, the finest work of its kind ever attempted. With our photographic illustrations and color pictures also from photo graphs, we show you just what yot grow with Hastings' Seeds even be fore you order the seeds. This cata log makes garden and flower bed planning easy and it should be in cv ery single Southern home. Write u* a post-card for it, giving your name and address. It will come. to you by return mail and you will benoighty glad you've got it. Hastings' Seeds are the Standard of the South and they have the larg. est mail order seed house in the worlc back of them. They've got to :b' the best. Write now for .tfo 1921 catw log. It is absolutely frdo. 41 H. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDSM.N, ATLANTA, GA. HOW D JCThRS TREAT COLDS Po A T"HE'RU First Stiep i Treatmcnt Is a Brisk Purgative With Calotabs, the Purified and Rcfined Calomel Tablets tat a:-% ITusa Doctors hefound b:. c:porieneo f1at no me(:'Cino for (! O''i nad infol l'n.'a e'in hoe d:-) ::deI u-tn i11 ef detiven;ess umntil the ]iver Im: thor oughly ne tive. That is - th2 first step in hlie tren eout is the IwW, imnm:sea less ciomel t : C0:::110,l C.itaba, whichlno frec fIont th. OM e- nd v~eakrine. e' scts of tho chl t: calc J"el.. .imoi n:"o pr'nt oft t!.- fact V 011 "a n '-.0 1ii r I. : go it I, ., way tmownrdla pirVe'::a i 1!1;1 ifam l i oe of thte most, i . :-':.n'; .::et-- : en t.bling tl h l i pat : to ureo: .'ti11 -ith Et an1d 11n1 anttack. n.td vard ofe pneut 1:onia. Ono Calotab oil t'o to11o at be I imo with a s-.:allow of water-that'.4 all. No salts, io nit:L nor the slight est interferenco vith your eating, )le.S tire or work. Neat morning your cold lis vanished, your liver is active, your pystem is purified, and you nro feling fino, with a hearty appetite for break fnst. Druggists ;ell Calotabn only in -riginal scaled packages, priceo thirty five cents. Your money will be cher fully refunded if you do not find them iplightful.--(Adv.) 2 Suffer? SWonders for Me," Declares This Lady. "I suffered for a long time wItlywomaniytveak.. Sness," says Mrs. 3. IR Simpson, .of 57 Spruce' St., Asheville, N. C. "I~ finally got to the place where it was an effort for me to go. I would have bearing-down pains in Smy side and back -- es Specially severe across my back, and down 'in m side there was a great deal of Soreness. I was nervous anid easily lip set.KTAKE CARDUI The Woman's Tonie "1 heard of Cardut and deeided to use it," con WItinues Mrs.S$impson. "! saw shortly it was benme filing me, so 1 kept it up N me. And since then I have been glad to praise Cardul. It is the best ~ woman's tonic made/* Weak women need a tonic. Thousands and Carulo benefit to'them. DRUGGISTS THE PISGAH NA By Francis Kirkland in C -'ISUAH NATIONAL FORE1ST. 'This portion, eighty-three -thousind, three hundred and ninety-eight acres, iwas formerly Pisgah Forest established by George W. Vanderbilt In 1891, and the earliest ox aniple of forestry on a large scale on private lands in Ameilca. Acquired by the United States May 21, 1911. On October 28, 1920, a bronze tablet hearing the above inscription was placed at the entrance of Pisgah Na tional Forest. The tablet is eni'bedded in a giant bowlder of Pisgah granite, and is the tribute of the Southern Forestry CongresA to the menory of a man who rendercd great service to the public by preservinig this large area of st cams and wooded mountain-land in its natural beauty. Constructive forestry ajnd not ruthless exploitation has always been the rule followed oin tile Pigahi preserve. Through the far sighted devotion of one nature-lover the United States Government has for a comparatively small outlay become possessed of a 'heritage of wonderfi loveliness. The far blue i:eaks of Pisgah are the fIlst mountain views to greet the trav eller arriving in the city of Asheville, N. C. Quaint 1Illtmore village is only a few miles distant and the Vanderbilt chateau can be seen from several points; but it is to Pisgah itself and its surrounding hills Ih'at the gaze oftenest turns. Pisgah snow-capped, or, algain, faintly blue on a day of mountain mist-these are but two- of the varying moods of the mountain. but no one fully knov-ws Pisgah until he has seien It blue-black 'against a lamni ing 'sunset. On the slepes of this Ixon derful mounii tain are giant trevs, oais, tullip ploplars, chiestntts, halsams, and other famnious Carolina conifers. Deer and hear roam this forest at will, and in a preserve of their owh a few buffalo are carefully guarded. The liberty of the woods Is even accorded to wild cats, and sometimes these fierce ani mals abuse their privileges and leap -from an overhanging limb upon the haunches of a passing ranger's horse. Occasionally a mountaineer violates the laws of the national preserve, and tways dearly for his daring. A recent case of this kind shows how the courts deal with such offenders. "You have no more right to hunt in the Pisgah National Forest than I have" a judge recently informed a poacher; "and I'm going to fine you fifty dollars and give you a jail sen tence of thirty days. "President Wilson has gone so far as to refuse the members of his cabinet and members of the Supreme Court of the United States the right to hunt in the national .forest. It is the only SEARCH SOUTH FOR QUEEN Laurens County's Most Attraci Sent to Columbia for March 27 WYho will represent. Laurens coun ty in the contest for Queen of Palma festa (i Palmietto tate Fecst ival) to lbe held ini the capital city .larch 27 to Apii 2 11y mieans of a poipular i volt lng conttest thriouigh local noewsi ppers dlitrinig the next, foitu' weeks, cad 1idate s will be ('bosen from every couty3 in South Carmoli na who wi 'l go to Colum i bli as the guest. of the Palmaresta As sciationi, which(1 or'gan ization will .de fray all expenses, including railrioad traspsor'tatIion, hotel bilIls andl en ter tainmnent. The young woman wvill be ('haperoned by sprou~inen-t Colombia society folks andl will feature in a week of enter'tanment and social gay ety which promises to rival the famous New Orleans Mar'di Gras, ll~uring the iecek an election wIll be 'held In Co lumbia to determine the most attrac tIve ando piopular young woman from amnong the dlelegatest assembled from the various' counties. The wInner of this contest will be proclaimed Queen of Palnmafesta, 'andl will be awarded a grand pr'ize consisting of a complete Sprin's trousseau of the finest apiareol obtainable, One of the leading moving picture compannios wl-ll fillm the queen and her entire court, -and thIs special ly selectedl galaxy of South Carolina beauties will be sent far' and wuide via the movIe screen to advertIse the Pal metto State. P'almafesta is to be an annual Sprning event held in the capital city VOTING Queen of "PALMAFESTA" TIllE LAUJRIDNS MWDRTlSItR Gentlemen: My choice for Queen of .Palmafesta Nan~e . . . . , . . , , . . , , . Address . .,.....,, 'This *tupon go TIONAL FOREST liristian Endeavor World -place .where we can prevent the ex termination of deer, elk and other ant mals. You know as %well ats I do that you killed a deer. It is against the law even to carry a gun On the pre Serve." A wvellbuilt motor-road makes the ascent of Pisgah an easy .pleasure. The ,United States employs forest rangers to guard against 'tire and other dan gers, and in lieu of the State taxes that would accrue -to North Carolina were this preserve privateproperty the Gov ernment sent -to the state a chcck for $7,16 1, representing -twenty-flve 'per cent of tihe gross rCce5;)ts of the for est prodticts. 'I'This entire amttoun t 1111y be used to improve the roaua. anitd (rails, and 4on additional ten per Cent will be vn)p'Otud by the Unitedl States for-estry serl'iee. Nach year ail nilcreasing number of travel lcis enjoy the woliderifil Pisgahlm Scenery IInd tis lew national park il fair to 'become as well known as other faious Federal tracts, for no one1C who has once seen Pisah wilt be conteit iit tie repeats tihe ptlea'su re and shares it with his friends. Asheville, N. C. * * * MT'. (ALL1A(Ulfl NEWS * * * .\It. Gallagher, Feb. 12.,-The friends of Alr. Richard Knight will be sorry to liear he Is ill at Li; writing. We hope for him a speedy recovery. '.li. Jerry . Martiln and faitly were the guestAs of M\r. Walter Manly Stin day afterlnon. Mlr. and .rs. 11,aimes t.tvetpor't, of Ioiten i'athi, visitCd their pare(nts, .\lr. and Mlrs. W. 1'. 1)aven',ort, Sunday. .\tr. John .\cNell.y has imoved to tie old .cICKenzio place. We are gla1td to have them in il olr comuinity. W e deeply symtiplathize with i l. .111nm .J1ones and family in their sore afflie tion, caused -by the death of wife and mother. Miss ll'arriet Knight is quite sick at the present writting. Mir. W. P. Davenport has erected a new barn on -his -home place. We had the pleasure of meeting Governor It. A. Cooper one day last week. He was up to attend the fun eral of his sister, Mrs. Sallie Jones. Air. Tot Ducldworth and family were the guests of Mr. J. R. Brown, Sunday. Our mail carrier is compelled to travel in a buggy on account of .bad roads. He can hardly make the trip in half a day. Mr. W. P. Davenport is suffering with a pain in his chest caused from a fall during the freeze. Mir. Roy Manley has built a nice ZAROLINA.. OF PALMAFEST A ive and Popular Young Woman Week of Social Cayety to April 2 for' the enter'Ltinment of attlith# pea ple1( of Soiitth Catrolina. It will tbe a week of mamny atnt varied atttrt&itonts in atludIitg the Staitte-wXidte auittomtobilI show exlibit ing~ tie tate imodiels of 'a rs, trucks and1( tracltors; tine sping xityie shaau, featurini g the tatest ('re( a i tins fromi the realmi of fashion lby irfiesslitnal mltsE1 to be imp torteit froti New Yor'k totr the occaision;t (ail ban c~i~t(ontcerts by onte oft Amter ira's prteieri itsicaI or'gaizations; iloral, tradt s, auiitoimoileI amtnd baby ',aradnes; fetes, dances'i', social event and1( special at triact ionis at alli then tr'es, with nichitly exhibits of fire works in which wvill be featured sp ;ecia-lty designed set pieices depuictitng imiportanit events in South Carolina history. The auto show, style shtow and fireworks display wvill be stagedi at time State Fair' Gr'outnds. tn ot'der to secur'e the imost upopular' youtng woman in Lautrens County as cand~idate foi' Quteeni of Patnmafesta, ther'e is printed below a pioputlaity voting coupon which ts to be filled out andt~ mailed as per' instrueltons con tained therein. Voting coupions twill be pri'ntedi in eacht issute of this news tpaper' upt to andil includ~ing thte tssue of Marcht t2th, at whicht time time votes wilt be countedl and announcement of thme winnert made. Ther'e witi be no te striiction upon the numuber of votes each puerion may e-aut~t. 'Ever'y coupon fr'otm this inew'i. atet' is good for' one COUPON Palma festa is: nd for n 4ate iouse on his pl-ace and has also bought t tine gray horse. Mr. C. A. Mirley, of Ninety Six was he guest of his brother, George, last OrIday. A colored nman of Ware Shoals, ihile unloading a car of coal, caught , live elecirle wire antd was severely Ohockedl, but by skillfully following he instiuctions of the tralled1 nurse \lMs E10mory and Dr. .1. B. Workman, to Is recoverIng rapidly. Mr. Pernell, of Helton, was a visitor n this community last week. The bride and groom, M. and Mrs. Wardell, left for ioree last Satur The Fe You COMPLETE Fe and potasi m: mixed mad proper and chc:.ical tat food throughout t Swift & Comp right: trained chei Buy Swift's R< rofit. S'N Atlanta, Ga. WRTADE~ MAR~1 y ROISTERE.--' *r4'f - ' * ?.: \ day. We hope to have then back with us soon. Waterloo lonpr Roll 'First Grade: Alyne -McNeill, Janie Campbell, Laawton Snilth. Second Grade: George l)avenport. Fourth Grade: Roy Andtson. Fifth Grade: Hart Both, Kathicon Campbell, Leonide Fuller. Sixth Grade: Jenell Deshields, Lula Smith, Otis Smith, MrskinCe Morrow and Harold Anderson. Seventh Grade: Katherine Wharton. Margaret Booth. 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