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* Local an'l Personal Mention. ' Mr. and Nirs. John F. lokt are Fpilend ing tihis week iU Geensboro, N. C., witl Mr. and rAls. F'. I, Tatumj. )K K. Illtn 1P iS, whIo is 'alttendint, Frnzian, -pent l'he week-ed(I at lIome \With his mlothler, "\11. . K. 1lumphr1, Carlisle Holler, of \Vofford (iCollee, 'yent hie week-(end in the city with f i'i ends. Phil 1). I1uft, Dave Childress, i.;arl L1,sngaton and Tomn Easte rb'y mtiale a flying visit to I'taley Sunday. A isses 1rth' Franiks, AlilIdred Colints, eI'ary 'Hlackwell and Anona Sillivar, all stidents at \Wintilop cot lege, spent the week-end at home. Mr's. 1'. PI McGowan leaves today for Columbia, where she will attend the sessions of the Soutlhern~lassieal As sociaitioni. Tisses Marion and Katherine Dolt, who are attenidIng IAiestone college, spent the week-end in 'the city with theor,-par.ents, Mir. and Mrs. .'Warren TDolt. .Niiss .Jianita Wilkes, who is attend 'Ing W\inthrop, spent the week-en-! in the city with hnr Father, Mr. S. M. Wilkes. She had as her guest for the fdA days one of her college mates, 'Miss 1ssie Russell, and another friend,'Mlss Rlebekah DeLToache, of Camden. licut. J. Leland Holt, who has 'been at home on a furlough for several weeks, left Saturday for San Francisco where he will take ship for Tanilla, Phillipine Islands. bleut. 161t was selected as one out of his reinent, the 45th Infantry, to be sent to M1anilla on special work,'this being consilered one of the most desirable assigimrents in the -military service. ClINTON NEWS NOTES Intereting Personal and Socli sLtens of Neighorling City. Clinton, Feb. 22.-Miss :'er~triode Smith, of Kinards, spent the wedk-end with Mrs. W. D. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Sproles, of Green wood, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. NI. Boland last week. Miss Collett Griffin spent the ;week end with her mother, Mrs. .Juidat(iflin, Mrs. Plowden, of Columbia, is the guest of 'her sister, 'Mrs. 1). 0. Rhamne Mlrs. R. 1. Sadler returned .rhesday from Rock Hill, after spending a weelk with relatives. Mrs. W. 'P. Jacols entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Club last week. At ter a pleasant hour of fancy work the hostess served u -delicious salad-course alld tea. to the following members: Mesdamnes Reece Yotng, W. B.iOwens Jr., Kenneth Burdette, John T. Youi:g and Miss Dorcas .lason. Misses Mary Henry, It. ('opdland and Elizabeth Young of Chicora college speit the weel(-end at hoime with their r"arents. Mir. and .\lr' . W. .1. 1 aily spent laMt week inl\I lla witlh 1r, and MNIrs. Dil lard Jacobs. .\C. ('. ('. \\ llaic.' r'tiurined to h1, hiomle in \ ~ Aheile 1.ot Saiturd'tyIa'i'oti spening1 'evra ldays (with lier qin'r NIelmann-s H. S. I'. t(lte andi Irvin (Colent-un trtit d itite a nitiher of liai fiici at0' ilo lpartiis last Sat iirdiay~ inornItiu'. and after'noon. Th'ey wereii asstisted' ini iintert'aitinog byv 21les diamue .\. . .lHadden, .1. K. llation, Jlr., .ias. it. (cpeland andi~ M~ises im ie( lsibetsont andl D oreas Mason0. A dlicious saland couruse anid hot ten were served to ablout. 'gghty guests. .\ rrs. J1. A. ileyi c enteritai ned the Friendly I ozein H ook Clu'b last Satur day03 aifterniooni. Mirs. M. J1. .\cFadden dielighitfuilly en tertalned thle Aeteon Hook Club1 andi a few friends Inst Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. P'. S. Halley entertained at. a "'Siend--the-Day Party'" last Friday, the following friends: Meadames W. IE. Owens, Guoy Copeland, (Geo. Copelandl, W~ill Leake andl J-. A. Halley. SMr. J. F. JTacobs, Jr., sipent several days last week in Charleston on busi ness. Mr's. Prather is tho guest of her dauighter', Mrj. Joe El. Heaudrot in Greenwood. Two Arreste'd for Distilling. ,E.Cox, white, and Rich Shell, colored, were arrerted last wv'ek by Rural Policeman Abrams and D)eputy Johns, of LydIa Mill, on the charge of dlIstillng whiskey on t he Iplae of thle former near Clinton. Cox; it is stated, showed signs of fight when the effort was made to arrest him andl was only subdued at the point of Policeman Abr'am's plistol. The still was taken in change by thte officers and the mash diestrog'ed. The tiwo prisoners were lator released on $500 bond each. The still was loentedi several days before the arrest, 'hut the officers awaited a favorable opportunIty to catch the operators. Professinal Notice Dri. '1. L. Timmerman will be out of the city Feb. 23, 24, 25, and 26th, at tending the mid-winter dental clinic of tho Atlanta denial u'geons, 32.-It-d ii oJ)kis--Pit s, Alr. llenry 1,. Pitts, of n1ear Boyd's Mill1, and Miiss Velmai Hiopkinls, of Ware %Shoals.1, .,were* happ1)ily 11ar-1ijN'It ! th l(JtlodiSt t'arsonage Sunday after noin, the Cereiiony'being p1erforimied by the alrRev. 11. 1-1. Hilgo, lIefurus1. With Bie ,ol. J. \leC. Barksdale returned to thie 'eity Stanuday evening With his bride, who was .\liss Lois Sample, of Poim )aIIo, Fla. They were balapily mar [ed at the home of the bride's pareits Thursday evening and after a short 1vioneymoon have returned here to make their home. 0 0 0 TIom) Xwyge~rt Weils Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 1. Swygrt ar ived in the city Runday evening with have been spending reveral days with the former's parents, Cai:)t. and Mrs. Brook; Swygert, Oil South I larper street. "Mr. and Mrs. Swygert were married at the home of the bride in I Winiston-Salem, N. C., last 'Wednesday evening, Mrs. Swygert having been Miss 1artha White, of that city. Mr. Swygert was attended by Edwin Lucas, formerly of this city but now of Co luibia, as best man. Mr. Swygert is I also a resident of Columbia now where he is engaged with Mr. Lucas In a large Wholesale 'grain and feed business. HOUSE TO IMPOSE TAX ON GASOLINE Bill Sent. to Third Reading After Hot Debate. Would Reduce Levy. The State, Feb. 18. After two hours of tempestuous and at times humorous and ludicrou le bate the house of representatives last night 'passed to third reading the gasoline 'tax bill, an aye and nay vote on the motion to strike out the enact ing iwords of the .bill showing that the house stood 82 to 27 in favor of the new revenue measure. This bill, which was introduced by the ways and means committee, is one of a series of bills designed to reform the 'tax system of the state by lifting a part of the burden of taxation from the shoulders of the property owners. The measure will, according to Chair-, man Hughes of the ways and means committee, raise approximately $650, 000, reducing the state levy by 1 1-2 n1ill. Other bills now on the house 'calendar, designed to further reduce -the levy.'on property are 'tho state in come tax and .tho state business tax. The house this week liassed the first bill of the series, a Imeasure imposing. a tax on inheritances, and the ways and ieans cotntiittee now has untider consideration a soft duink tax bill. which it is ex;1ected'sill bw introluce( il I he learl, fu ture. The hdill passed to thu'd reading la-t nighit )impose's a tax of one1 (cent upo-v everyv gallon of gasol inc 21101 kero;ene or gasoline sublstitulte soldi in the state and a tax of t wo cents per .~ alion oni all hubrientinug or oIther oil diveid froml iieturol(eum sold or shiahed or ditri btdfr aha withuhite state. TI':. tax will be piaid by3 the oil comai~nie shiinug oil aind gasoline into thei slate, thiese comnpanileS bing rcriiulired to tilec a mionth lly st atemnent of lheir blisiness inI t atIe. A penally of' a ten per cetnt additional tax will lie limposedi ini case this priovislion l.a not ('omp)1lced with, the tax coniunihsioni es: lmatling the amount oif business d1one1 andi the taxes due11. Prtll oponenits oif thet mieasuire werFe of flhe opinuion that thbill1,1 would oyer aite to tax the "luxur'y loving automon bile Id1rivers"' hereby3 irelevinog the bumr den fromn the prtier'ty owners who now finance the entire state government. The federal governmient it was pohited out last year -took out from the state In taxes such as these nnw measutres imposed, a sum of $28,000,000. The tax on kerosene arousedl considra'~le opl I losition, opponents of the bill contend ing that it wuld result only in :;hiftng the tax from the farmer's land to tihe gasolitne he used in running his trac tor'. An amiendiment pr'oposed by Reop rosentativo WV. P. Rtobinson to exemplit korsseno from the tax was killed by a vote of 38 to 66. To Assist income Tax Panyerr Deoputy ('ollectors (O M. IDollinger and Pierre Gibiert, from the offiee of the Collector of internal Revenue, air rivedi in the city yesterday andl 'wIll be here todlay to2 assist tax payers 'in the preparation of their income ta xre turns. Th'ley 'will be at the post ofmce where they will be glad to renderas sistance. Ora Scihool Honor Roll F'ifth Grade: Milton Bllakely, 13ob Smith. SIxth Grade: Gleorge TCryson, Edith Cooper, J. L4. Cooper, Willie Mae Da vis, Samuel Plemiing, Leon Kennedy, Augusta MoClintock, Fr'ancis9 Tumnblln. Seventh Grade: 'Fleming Bla~ke'y, -oTtise funntr. * * * * *' * * * * * * *.-+ * * * MUSGROVE NEWS * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * .lMusgrove, Feb. 21.-Rev. Jenilngs, of C!inton, preached at. Langston, Sun day. Misses Lois Long and Rosa Shannon, of Whitmire, spent the week-end with M1Ir.;. E F. Aiderson. miss Loraine and Mr. .ames Ander Non) spent Sunday with 'isINes Blanche and Franices Anderson. Mrs. ). A. Glenn Is'speing a few days twith relatives In Cross Anchor. 3i1rS. D. NI. Illolman and little Son, of Gaffney, have returned to their hone' after visiting -her sister, .\lrs. T. T. Wood rurff. Niaaster David and Robert Downs5 Glenn, speiti the week-end with their graitidioter, Mrvs. I'lcia GlInn. MISs iinlice Livingston and Mr. ]toy I llip, dined with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Anderson and family Fridav night 'dliens Nannle mnd Nina Oweng and brotfher, Randolph spent Sunday after noon with Misses Ma lorie :111:I Crystle Woodriff. Mr. Fl d Myers 1a1s retrrned t- this vicinity after visiting his parents, at ialurens. Mr. Roy Hlipp visited his brother, .\Mr. Douglas H ipp, of Clinton, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Eugene Anderson's cut foot is getting along nicely at this writIng. .lessrs. Archie .Watson and Orion Woodruff visited friends In *!Inoree, Sunday. .\ir. yarle 'Owens, who is working in Clinton, spent the week-end with his parents, NiMr. and Mrs. C. A. Osens, ATT 3ll TO SEKR11CH1 'CAUSES TROUBLE Two Young Men Wounded by Driver of Car in Piekens County. Anderson, Feb. 17.-Two young white mien were hurt III an attemilpt tc hold up a car at Little River bridgc at the "Burned Tanyard" place thhi morninig In Pickens county. W. W Vickery and W. M. Crawford werc halted and the two young men, wic halted the car, said they wanted t search the car for whiskey. Vicker) told the men it they had a searci warrant they could search the car otherwise they could not. T'ie an swer was a ..volley-of shots 're-l ovei the head of the driver of the car which Nva. answered by soma direc shots from the men in the automobile and boti the Stone boys ,vho) prove( to be tie men who were hbier.<Onat Ing oflicers, -were hit. Neither ' tA I.ur seriously. Play at Itcory Tavern 'T'he pimpils of Ilickory Tavern seloo gave a good Play entitled "Alason'l Rming," and "uri:d .1okes" last 4iP day vellilng. Nach pipil took hIs par wvell and the phiys were prloune(t by overyone lesen1t a great, sclvCe(.;. Mexico's CLa;st Line. miltes l'ong, uitllugh lihe greatest lengt h of the counmItry Is 2,000 atnd the gretetst with 750~t miltes. * * *4 * * *' ** * * * " * A O* ' * *-S 4 * A." No WVornms hm a Healthy Child N11i hilreo ;r'ubled with Wi~orma have ain un sI.b-. 1thro ii snori' or (i e1 ct(omachr disurbmi.te, G;R N'.-s TASLI I5 CII 11.1. 't ONIC Mien reCu. .nrly for two cr thre e weck. wi! enrich tie boxi hnriprove the dligeiln. nndl Oet n ngenernlStr ength, (enm! Toni' o the~ whole ayrtem. Nature wvill thiei throw~t off or dis pel ime worms, nnd the Child wviil be in perfect health. Pleiaant to take. 60c per bottle. EVEREB Charleston, Miss.-Mr: says; "I have never had because if I felt headache, in the mouth, which conme take a dose or more of B straighten me out and mal< We have used in our famil3 and it certainly is the best it has not only saved me m system in shape, and has many physics do0. 1 recomi glad to do so." Black-Drat medicine which yout have c When you feel badly all c taste in your mouth, biliou Thedford's Black-Draught. AlwaysInsist c l'NJOYAULE SESSION OF COUNTY 11. Y'. P. U. 3!etinug wis Held at. Chestinutl Itidgel laptist (litureli .111anuari1y :0th1. Exc(el. lent Prograii. The seconl qiuarterly meeting of the Laurent Conity 11 '. . . .as held at Chestnut Ridge clhurch, .1anu ary 30. ''lhe following prograim W.s very ably jpresented by all who took part: Song Service. Prayer-Mrs. lMarl Owings. )evotional--Mrj i. Scott George. Words of Grecting-Miss Minnie Wal lace. Response-Miss Kate Wofford. Dr. Broadus as Preacher anid Teach er- -Mr. lsobert Ciai ne. Ills Seianary Work-Miss Azile Wof ford. Period of B1usiness. Report of Secretary for first Quarter ly Meeting. lIeport of l'nons-lss LouIse [hean, Mr. Scott George an( Miss lmma Andersen. Special Misle-Lallrens Tn Ion. The Need of a 13. Y. P. U.--Miss Emnia Hlciderson. So)1-M rs. Robert Roper. B. Y. P. U. and l31ble Reading-Mr. Finehe. Ilyn: Jesns, Savior Pi lot Me--Con gregation. oe(edicticn - rs. Chalmers Arm strong. l10. RUJ''Il MYlERS, Secretary. CodS Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause. Thero Is only ono "Bromo Quinine." E0. W. GROVE'S signnurn on box. Mr. PALMAFESTA Palmetto State Festival Columbia, March 28 to April 2 Two World Beaters* There's as much dif I ference between Dan I Patch Special Horse Feed and the thousand and one fancy named Mixtures as there is be tween Dan Patch and a H Intrniona Dan I Patch S al, Ho Alfal i a: d Lou,.. Sby our exclu;iv hot process. Noj i.'ti e!on s commnon when(c>' c gM proes mxed fee.d8 are ' usedC C. Tlones up the ani maly, prev::nt;; dis': . fifects a savin.; c' 1 5 to: 20% in your feed bills. l here's an Intermional 4feed for every feeding ~, 1 purpose.--Sold by3 deal era overywhere "|n Saw Tooth Border Bags" ltI\IE FL4)'It & IitaiN (0).l1PA NY lau iren s, S. ('. ILIOUS? ;. R. V. HeinIs, of this place, to use very much medicine, lizziness, or colds, bad taste a from torpid liver, I would lack-Draught, and it would e me feel as good as new. for years i'ORD'S liver medicine I ever saw. oney, It has helped keep my never weakened me as so nend It to my friends and am ighit Is the old, reliable liver loubtless heard much about. ver, storn~achi not right, bad s, or hlave a hecadache, try At all Druggists. n the Genuine! LI? . na eld ar Coute - K - / / ------- " he Proud Housewif e Will Be OverjoyedI at Our Enameled Ware Counter It is many months since our housewives have had such an opportunity to renew their kitch ens as at this great .sale of enameled ware, the clean ware. Many years of good cooking and freedom from pot-washing drudgery are assured by this beautiful ware. And at prices to cheer the shrewd bargainer. 6-qt. Blue and White Tea Kettle $2.00 All White Slop Jar $2.75 S.M.&E.H.WiIkes & CO. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Cut down your Dry Goods Bill. Dealng at CohIN' Will Do It. 25 douzen L ad ies' H ose, regultar 25c se!!ers. For this week (:nly 3 Pairs for 25c 10 dlozen Ladies' Lisle Ilose. senm back; a 50e hose. For this week only 19e a Pair 10 dozen Men's Lisle Socks, the 35c kind; black only. For this week only 2 Pairs for 25c 36-inch Indian H-ead 25c a Yard Amoskeag and Winthrop Zephyrs and Gingham, this week only 15c a Yard Yard wide Bleaching 15c a Yard Children's Buster Brown Stockings 25c a Pair Men's Blue Buckle Overalls, all sizes $1,49 a Pair Men's Heavy Work Shirts 89c LADIES, ATTENTION If you want to save $10 to $15 on a Winter Coat or Suit, come to Cohen's. Cohen's Department Store Dr. Posev's Old Stand L2ans . C.e