Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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RUb It In for :*pi ? Colds in the Chest, Sore Throat, Grippe and Inflammation of Any Kind The pure oils in Mexican Mustang Lini. ment soothe inst.ittly. penetrate quickly -nd reduce swelling of glands. Austang is particularly effective III treating Croup. Diphtheria, Rheumatism. Lumbago. Frost. bites. Cuts. Birns. Piles--all ailients that can possibly be reacled by an external remledy. Contains III alcohol-DOES NOT SA1ART OR STING. 73 years'suc cess. No hone should be without it. Doctors Prescribe It - Read This Dr. J. C. Compton, Ratliff, hiss.. writes: I have ptccribed vour Mexican Mustang Liniment for Sore 'fliroat. Chilblains. etc., and the resilts w'ere entirely satisfactory. I think very highly of it." FREE wiTI 2sc TRIAL BOTTLF. I t Ft treet, Jruoklyt, . Y. ' * - 50c-$1.OO So., .arug and General Stores IThe Goed Old Standby Since 18-18" MEXICAN ACHES AND PAINS SLOAN'S GETS 'EM! VOID the misery of racking pain. Iliave a bottle of Sloan's [ini. ment handy andI apply wlien yu first feel the ache or pain. It q(uickly eat-s the pain and sends a feeling of warmth i through the aching part. Sloan's Liniment penctratcs without rubbing. Fine, too, for rleumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, sprains and strains, stiff joints, lame back and sore muscles. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. At all dIrggists-35c, 70c, $1.40. 09 Liniment PlI Clear You e Compledion o' pimaIleI.. acto and other facial disfiguroment. Use freely Dr. Hobson's Eczema Oint ment. Good for eczema, itching skin. and other skin troubles. One of Dr. Dr.Hobson's EczemaOintment oLt cough T I TI violent pa roxysms of coughing Soon catsedl by D)r. King's New D iscovcry. Fifty vears a standard remedy for colds. Thildren iike it. No harmful drugs. All drtuggists, 60c. Dr.. Kins Neow Discovery Pt 4 ~we.~INrnil Naiture's ihe way of D r. King's Pills ud( fimly regutlat ing tile bowels bi i i the inftecst inie clogging At. all dlruggi't s, 25c. IYou Can't Trust Calomel at All It is Mercury, Quicksilver, Sail vates, causes Rheumatism and Bone Decay TIe 'nel(xt dose of calomeT you fake .a: s.ali vate you. It may shook your liver or start Ibone necrosis. Calomnel is dtamc routs. It is mtereurv, quicksilver. It crashes into sour bile l'ike dlynamite, era . ping and siekening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put into your stystemi. I' tou feel bilious, headoohy, consti pr and all ktnoekrd out, juist go to y-'truggist and get a bottle of Dod. .. r TIone for a few cents whtich niost veetbl sbituto for sn't start your liver and af voin up helter and quiicker: t< ' enlomiel and wvithonut making y*. -a 'Ott julst go back and get your ni. t~ take galomnel I It can not be trusted any mior'o than a leopard or ar wild-eat. Take Dodson's Liver Tone ( whIek straightens. yu.rIght up and makes yo~ feel fine. , No salta necessaryi. I (live itt the children because It is prfeotly harmless andt an ntaliv.t. REiD DENOUNCES NEW FOUR POWEli PACIFIC TitEATV Other Delnocritle Seniators Say They )o Not Affach Imipiortll(ce to tie )oeuillent its a Peae Mearsiure. Was It In g ton, I)ee. 10.---!ndientions of opposition in the t . nite'd States Sen ae to ratifica I tionl of the four. power Pa vific treaty developed today witliti a few hours after tire new pact was an nolitteld to (he world at a plelary ses Oilo not tire armiramlrent Conlferelce. Sen ator Heed, Dem., Missou ri, one of tihe hieconcilables in tie long and site essful fight against tie treaty of Ver ai Illes, in a formal statelmrelit de nonnced the new quadruple unider tanding as "treaherous, trenosnable Ind danbe"and predicted thart 'there would be a fight and a hot one." )ther sentors of tire I i'econcllable rouip for the most part Withheld -omiient but spealkrig privately indi 'ite an unfriendly attitude toward tIe reaty, while Senator Reed said he lid not expect to make the fight, alone. atniaor Horlahr, ofr Idalhp, leading He itian irreconcilable, was ont of ioe dvelining to comment, locking tiltslfI ii his olice -with a copy of tihe o rerment. iepublicalans generally, in 'hiding most of the leaders, however, wedicteld ratification of the treaty by tin overwhe.'Iing Vote and in this pre lietion to a greater or less exteit were oined by a numb-r of Democrats, in 'Inu(inig leaders o that side of tire Senlate cham ber. Many sean tors of oti sides refused to commit thei ;elves, declaring they wished to study Ahe pact. W11e a Coisiderale numi rer- of the Senate membersihip was ab en t from the cr ital owing to the week-elid recess. I Democratic senators in a number If instances said they did attach ii portance to the document as a peace irueasure that was claimed in Repub lican iuarters and described It as "in 1iocuou , and as having a great s'im Irity tu t he Le: gue of Nations cove rant. om )emlocraits pointe( to article wo of tille new treaty which h1inds he signai to ries it' their rights in the Pacific islands are threatened by the Ig~'ressive action of any other VoW --r to "coimutniCate with one another 'ulIy and frankly in order to arrive 11 an undelrotanding as to the most fileien.t measures to be taken, jointly )r separately, to meet the exigencies Af lite particultr sitiation." This they .a"i, diffe red but little from article Ion of the league covenant which the P!ipuliena foiltid lmiost objectio inable. 8. . t 1.rr on, of Mississippi, ne~ o nf the -emocratic spokesien In Ihe Senate in his comment -aid In this coniect tion: "The best parts of tihe treaty are tIIo- r:ovislons takeni from the I -:'Umue of Nations covenant. If more had b een t:rtken it woul( have bellen het I er.,' One of the principal effects of the treaty, .both repulblicans and DemIllocrats agreed, would Ihe its ter mination of tihe Anglo-.,lapanese Ali ance. Senator leed contended that the treat.y \Was an altliance and gave tire Uniited States only one of four v::tes andl prledgedl tihe Urniltedi -ates~ to rrrake war, if neeessary, in support of Biritish, JIapanese or F'reinch inuterests ini thaill e lli. "Ther rea.'l putrprose o~f the t reaty i luingfl-ly rmaisked tby linre lphrases,"' Senator leed dleclared. "'It is a vorhital ,pholtog ri;h otf'l 0b bu 11cot. 1.uk no1w ithsotandu ig its surgar out n g it is nothing more na:r l-so t hanr a 101 finadruil all ianlce ibetween irat Biritain, F'rance, Jiatpan andi~ thre P''itdl tttes by3 whtich. they murrtutilly b~ind. (h edhier to exert Itheir joit pow.er Ifo tire control11) of' thIe IPaei lie (d for' thie m-d;;(:ru:;nee of the i gttn '1' IOach 'in the(ii' insilrthr flor.5sins rf the Pacific ocean.' "'If v.'e sign th i treat.y, V. e thind our r -clve's tot go to -tire assistaiwe of .Japan, lrea-t Blr!ta in andil France ini the ev'V'' thrat. their insular doionlrs in the "gion of tire Pacifle are threaterned. [ have quroted1 fromfl thre prreamble 1, hu'1 he pro M mnde (I plain by Aritie(lnf ~. 'T'ha t artille .plainly means tha~t hiCOse plow'ers wVill asseml~e an'I w.' r1 Pl'On fthe methtolls to be em ioyie-1. .wl hi h, of cou rse, meants taht they ''i.l joiI-ly Fo tor war If nece'sar iv 'y thirr e"-i ned nowver of thirreas ' irridate othrer nations." Studymrg Smokeo, i, iike rs prhaps('l thite hifrr enm ii~ltl'55 Th Uneiied (ttetsr' bureaui 'n' ll t smok houstI e"n-l noOepeit's Inr'iii exiretly whato Is r'(ii!'-di ilo 'n "'sioke ansks"'i a: sfe an I etin for meon enrgarged ttr srubdu No Worms In a Hecaithy Child All children troubled with Woruit have an un cilthry coto'r, wich IndIcates ofvblood, and as a dte, threre Is more or (ess s 6el distftbance. ROVE'S TASThL.ESS CHIL TONIC given regur urly for two or three weeks. wilt enrich tho blood, nprovethodigestion~and octosageneral~trength ruing Tonotb the whole system. Natut-e will thea irow off or dteIe the worms, and the chid willbe Srftect heel - Plasant to etae. aan ner..aneea MAILIAL LYON IS ASKED TO RESIG0N Carolina Solons Using Influence to Have M1n lletained in Ofilee During Ternm. Greenlville. D)e. II.- -Ieignation of Chi'rles J. lyvoni, as Inited States Mar shal for tle Western district of South Carolina, has hee' retiuested by At totney General larry M. Daugherty, despite the fact th:t Mr. Lyon's term (toes not expire ut Il' March, 1924. Marshal Lyon himself announced yesterday -that his- resign nationl had beeni requeste(l. 1He recived his ap poiitimient fromi Woodrow W8ilson and has been the mar'hal of the western distriet since it .mis formed Iln 1915. Prior to that tme le was sheriff of Abbeville county, and has served in various other official capacities. South Carolina senators and con gressmen are brinhltg PressuiC to bear in the capital to permit Marshal Lyon to contiiue in office until his term explies, it Is understood. This has been the piolicy of the Republi (nn adini 1st ratIon towards Demo cratIe oflce holders and no little si:nrise was created wheni it was an nounce(d that Marshal Liyon had been asked to subint, his resignation. Major John F. Jones, of Blacks burg, a staunch Republican, well known over the l'dimonit section of this state, has received the en1dorse ient of the UiTon 'Republican League of South Carolina for the ofilce of niarshal and in the event Marshial Lyon I, ousted before his term ex pires 'Major Jones probably will be a.ppointed. Highest Mountain In New York. The iglhest imotainlii in tlie state of New York is Mount MRCy. It peac in the Adirondacks, which rIses 5,344 feet above sea level. The average or mean elevation of the state, as est1 ma131ted by the United States geological survey, Department of the Interior, is 000 feet. The Ba I F the banker coul If the grocer's 1b tainly would. If eithier could find a in cold weather, beCtt and easily controlled his way for it. If so troub~le or bigger mi] Butt balanced gasolir vides quick starts in combustion dlevelop) to dilute~ the lubricatia valves and pistons. A maximum mileage ai "Standard" Motor G: that gives real assura Tfhat's why, the ibank, best for' the motorist You, too, want the I "Standard" Motor Gt you have an unbeata STA N DA **o * * * * * T * * e * * * S * ~4NARIME NEWS * Naruie, Dec. 12.--The fa'rmers of Our section are sowing wheat to pro tect themuselves from ethe boll weevil. Miss Daiy Bel'l Owings and Miss -Sara Owligs spent the night with thoir sister, Mis. Earl Love last Eat urday ni'ght. Mrs. .Joe Dendy and children s)ent Friday afternoon w~ith Mrs. Walter Check. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Owings and Mrs. l'arl Love motored to Enoree to spend the day with Mrs. L. V. Waldrop. Mrs. 11. W. Owings and daughter Ella and Olasue spent 'Wednesday iL Anderson4 We will soon welcoio Mr. Chumley in our sottloment. .\lis Olasue Love and sister slent the afternoon recently with Mrs. E. T. Toillson. Piny at Gray Court-Owings Comedy in Four Acts to be Given at Gray Court-Owings School 'I'utesday Eveniing, Dec. 20. "And Hilly Disappeared", a comedy in four acts, full of mystery and fun, will be presented by the high school in the Gray Couit-Owings school audi torium Tuesday evenhig, December 20, at 7:30 o'clock. The cast of characters follows Hon. It. M. Borden, the attorney, Bob Rlogers Ishmael, the hermit, Charles .lohnson Mr. hilly, the aviator Jack Bryson Bub Dusen-berry, the -boy, Jerry Gray Gene. Greener, the salesman, George Hopkins ary Blake, the mystery, Ethel Dial MIss Match, the spinster, Blanche Cox LIrs. Gray, the wife, M'ary Blakely Nancy Borden, the debutante, Louise Owings Aggie Borden, the child, Elizabeth Stoddard Kittie, the maid, Emma Lou Curry nker and' buy I] ri get better gasoline at any 1: oy couldI buy more econon motor fuel that would give er power on steep grades 01 power in congestedI traffic, m e other gasoine would gi cage, it would be good judg ie excels on every test. Its coldl weather. Its rate and c~ maximum power with mir ng oil, smut the spark plugs L lean mixture of balanced g id economy. asoline is improved, balane nc of efficient and econom er and the grocer's boy bot' aid best for the motor. rest when you buy gasogine soline. With Polarine iny ble combilnation.. RD OIL COMI 'NEW JERSEY) Make Her Wish Come True A woman seldom has too many Shoes or Hose. Now if you will do a little "diplomatic dis covering" you can find out just what style she wants---then come or send to this store and you can niake her wish come true. Strap Pumps in Suede, Kid or Patent,. . . . . . $6.00 to $11.00 Brogue Oxfords . . $5.50 to $11.00 High Shoes . . $3.25 to $12.00 Fine Silk or Wool Hose $1.00 to $ 5.50 Bed Room Slippers . $1.35 to $ 3.00 Prompt Mail Service Wright-Scruggs Shoe Co. SPARTANBURG, S. C. I bie same GasolineC rice, he would. iically, he cer.. quicker starts more flexible he'd go out of ye less carbon A0 rient to b)uy it. volatility pro.. mpleteness of inmura carbon and carbonize tsoline assures ad motor fuel ical operation. .The best is )ur crankcase MANY~