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EI VETY SKIN WHITER THAN SNOW IN SEVEN DAYS New Preparation Known as Wjiliams Superior Skin Whitener-Will Clear up Your Skin, Keep it Soft And Fair. Will Positively Remove Tan F. ookies In 7 Days. If It Fales Your Money Will Be Refunded. Thisl prelaration is a now scientific discovery guaranteed not to harm the imost delicate skin. Williams Supor ior Skin Whitener is the only propara tion of its kind on the market. It is quick and delightful in its eltects and will not harm the omost delicate skin. Bo sure to sl)ocify Williams Super ior Skin AVhitener. You can secure the genuine Williams Superior Skin Whitener at LIhaurensi Drug Co. Gas, Indigestion, Stomach Misery - 'Diapepsin ,'Pa)e's Diapepsin" has proven itself the surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatulence, Heartburt., Sourness) For ientation or Stomach Distress caused by acidity. A fow tablets give almost immediate stomach relief and shortly tho stomach iA corrected so you can cat fa vorite foods without fear. Large case costs only fow cents at drug store. Mil lions helped annually. -. in 6-to 14 Days i;inyI PVZO OINTMENT l S)&:~ or Prolrdu ie I hr P an you e9 W. So Mo Says: "Alibis never were in my line. I sell the Wil lard Battery. I'm dead sure it will give you more miles of constant service for every dollar you pay me when you buy it. It's tli6 Thread ed Rubber Itisulation that does the trick. It lasts as long as the plates." Willard Socvioe.Man ~IMake this service station your home when your bat tery needs attention. * Laurens. Storage Baittery Co. W. Laurens St. Phone 446 'This trademark, stamped in red ont he case Identfc the Wlar NEW QUADRUPLI F01 United Sates, GAreat. Britain, Franet aid .Japian Join. Ten Year Agree. ilent Fiially Wo1srked Out. Washington, 'Dec. 10.--A new quad ruple agreement to preserve peaco it the lwater,; of ithe P1acifle was aI nounced to the world today by the United States, Great Britain, Japai and France. As a consideration of the interna tional realignment, Great Uiitain am Japan agreed to consign to the serai heap the Anglo-Japanese alliance, lonig viewed with apprehension iII botl America and Asia. 'Tlhe provisions of the. agreement which is In the form of a ten yea1 treaty, are confined to "the region o -the 'Palclfc oceanl. "Under them tht four powers are 'to respect each oth er's islanld ipossessions and to meet il Colsultation if a diripute arises 01 if the rights of any of the four arc tlreateneId :hy ally other power. 'Announcement of the treaty term, was made at a .plenary session of the Drls conference .by Senator Lodge o -the American delegation and was fol lowed by expmressions of approval by the plelipoteitiaries of Great Britain France, Japan, italy, China, Belgium 'the Netherlands and Portugal. Senate Must Ratify To be bindin, on the United State: the treaty must be. ratified by th sena0te, several of whose memberl 'Withheld comment tonight pending u further study of the text. Open wal was declired oil it by some of the "iIr, reconcilable group" of .the Versalle treaty fight, bu-t Republican leader and some Democrats declared ratifica tion was certain. The signaturns o tile representatives of the powerE have not as yet been affixed to th document, and there is an intinatio 'that they may be withheld until th< qiluestion of naval ratio has 'been set tied deflnitely. The naval situation re mains unchanged pending word fron Tokyo, -but there Is general confidenec that approval of the :AnTerlcan 5-5-4 plan will be -made unanifnous in th( very near future. IIn lieu of signatures the principa delegastes have put -their initials o1 the official copy of -the treaty, and Senator Lodge said tonght that thi act of -afirmation -was to be interpret ed as meaning that the document has -been "aloproved to all intents -and pur poses." The treaty agreement is expected .in itself to hlisteW ade(14,ion hot only on the naval ra-tio but on all the other issues before, 'the arms conference. The delegates believe they are over the top 'of the hill, and a British1 spokesnian went so far tonight as to characterize today's session as "prac tically the break-up of the confer orice," so far :aa major considerations are concerned. 'One of the first impulses of 01110 of the senators Was to compare and I--m-at the treaIty with tile league of nations covenant, avhichel so lately waIs the center of a bitter senate light. By -an omlal spokesman of the Ameri con delegation, it was .pointed out to ight that. a feature of athe covenant on' which attack 'was .concentrated is omitted f'rom tile four 'power peace agreement. in Article 10 of the league of nations the memblers aigreed to "re spect and pr1eserve" each othler's "ter ritorial in-tegrity," but in the new~ treaty the pledige is to 'respect" terri torial righlts .in the 'Pacific. .The omnis s101n of the guarantee to preserve the integrity of foreign naftionis is declared by the American ddlegates to consti tute 'an all important distinction lbe inveen an alliance and a compact for peacefl solution of future conitrover sles. . No Chianges onl Manscdates. In presenting 'the treaty, Senator rhodge said It hlad bleen accepted bly the United States, subject -to a satis factory conclusion of the negotiations now sproceedinig over the islandic of YaOI anld also with. l'oservationls relative ,to tile mandat-ed is'lands sonthl of the oeiuator, 'It was explained by Ameri can spoekesmen later that the atttudQ of the Americani government in 1re sp~ect .to mnand~ates had 'been in no way iodified 'by the treaty. At its open session today the arms conference. also gave formal approval to severa,1 of 'the resolutions on Chul n~ese probems ad'opted by the Far Eastern cotnmittee of the whlole. The' four .points of"~icihu Root, thle declaration of extraterruitoria~ty and the agreements relative to China's nou tr'a'lity and future treaties affecting her, were included in the resolultions thus spread formnailly on the records of the conference. Although the Iplien aury session occupied -the attention of ,the glelegatoei tntil afterndon the Japatese' and, .Chtnese, .In harmony wt~h the purpDose 'te 'ress collateral is sues to a conclusion, hold a me gting late in' the ,day and r'eperted consuid orblie progress i the negotiations ov er 8hantilng, t~ext week the Far Jtaifei . criittee will .resume fits e; ideration of the Chineso situation, igd possible that another pienary setditi w:i11 be :held eerly next 'week to PACT R PACIFIC REGION recor~d thle agreemienlt onl naval ra~tio. 'Tlhe hour devoted by tle conferecle to the 0111 power treaty conistituted a1 ilemiorabe chapter in the history of diplomacy. Assembled about the big green table in Continental hall, flank ed by .their advisers and by galleries ipacked with the notables of Iany nations, the I'lenipoten1tiaries ex'press e(d ii countenance and hearing as wel as in spoken words% their realization of the importance of the new internia tional alignment they had effected. Senator Lodge's address of presenta tion was delivered with a deliberation: and an emphasis which kept delegateI and spectators hanging on his every word. Relne Viviani, war minister o1 France, voicing the devotion of hiF government to peace and concord, rost to pasaages so eloquent that altliougli he spoke in -his native tongue the hall was swapt repeatedly by applause. In the cear, direct style so strongly *1characteristic of 'Blritish oratory Ar ithur J. Balfour related why Great Britain was ready to lay aside hem alliance with Japan to accept a placc In a broader circle of friendly nations and Prince Tokugawa, speaking foi Japan, summed in a few sentences o tersely spoken English the gratifica tion of his country at the turn of af fairs in the Washington negotiations * e * * * * * * * RIDDLES OLD FIl1D NEWS * * * * * * * * * - 1Riddles Old Field, Dec. 12.-Th< writer feels it her duty to correct mis takes. In last week's news it waF stated that Mr. Sherbert had move( near Owings. It >wns an Incorrect re t1:ort. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garrett an( little Rachael spent Saturday nighl with Mr. N. D. Garrett and family. Ir. and Mrs. 1. C. Garrett and Mr and Mrs. 11. E. Garrett all motored tc Greenville Sunday to be with Mr. an( M\rs. Frank Cox. Miss'Irene Owens was the guest o Miss Letha Williams Saturday nighi and 'Sunday. Mr. J. ). Williams and family werc dinner guests Sunday at Mr. W. L, Garrett's. Mr. and Mrs. Adofphus Riddle, of Iaurens, visited '\r. nnd Mr.s J. R Todd, Friday. Miss Sarah Riddle and Miss -Blancll Todd accompanied them home. Miss Mae Riddle spent last weeli wit.h her sister, Mrs. Zealous Knight, of Fairview. Mr. T-. Hr. Garrett and W. (1. Putnam motored to Greenville Monday. While in the city they made a visit to the nursery and Mr. Putnam purchased some fruit trees. Mr. W. N. Alartin and Mr. .1. A. Brit ton were in Laurens last 'week. Mr. and Mrs. P. E Cooper attend ed ser'vices at Friendship Sunday and~ were 'the dhiner guests of Mr. and Mr's. W. B. Cooper. Miss Nivia Riddle was the attrac tive iguest of her friend, Miss Oradell Rhodes Satutrday night. ?Miss Rlosa Riddle sipent last wveek end with Miss Nannie Owens. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blritton, Olarence, Eunice and Florence were vIsiting r-el atives in Union from Friday until ISunday. Mi'. andl Mrs. A. .W. Rhodes wvere in Laur'ens last-week. Mr. WV. SL. Gar'rett has recently had his d'wdliling coveredl. Mir. E. M. Riddle and Mr'. T. WV. Cani nadly wvere visiting relatives in Enoru' Tuesday. Mr. Sam Gi'een and Mr, J. A. C1an nadly wvent to Greenville last week on businesa. Messrs. Wilkes and Everotte Riddle sipent Saturday night with Mir. and Mr's. -Roy Rhodes. Mr'. and Mi's. Char'lie F. Rhodes were the guests of Mrs. Rhodes' parents last week. Mr. E. HI. Garrett and Guy Putnam were in Lauriens Saturday. M r. and 'Mrs. Marvin 'Rhodes were In Laurens Saturday. Mr. George 'Cox found his dog iimat was lost last wveek. It appear'ed to be all right and 'wasn't mad. BETTER DEAD Life is a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries arnd the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. To bring back the siynshine takeo Trhe national remedy of Holland for over. 200 years; It is an enemy of alt paina re. enkting from kidney, liver and uric acid froubles. All druggists, threb.alses, Seok fee the uune Gold Modal on wery~ box A an t no samitou Order Yot Cak< Don't forget that w( cake that can be baked meet the test. Place y< will not be disappointe< Fruit Cakes--Poun We are making fruit IA sizes at 50c per pound. Old fashion pound c Layer cakes, 2 1-2 iL caramel, cocoanut and Delicious and appetizin Best Loaf and Rol Try and ] Order Your Enti From A. L. M. BAKER J RECEIVI Appointed by the cc Fleming Brothers' je fering for retail sale elry of this firm. All prices have been erything will go in* discount. This is an opportunil mas presents at grea Come in and inspe get the Bargains. ALL RECOI FLEMING R. FLEMING ir Christmas Now are baking the best fruit Ours have been found to >ur order now, so that you 7W d Cakes---Layer Cakes cakes in 2, 3 and 5 pound ike at.Act per pound. sizes, in chocolate, lemon, pineapple, at 50c per pound. g. I That Can Be Bought 3e Convinced ire Christmas Dinner Our Store AHAFFEY ND GROCER BR'S SALE OF ~welry Stock urts as receiver for the welry business, I am of the entire stock of jew marked down and ev the sale at 25 per cent by to buy your Christ tly reduced prices. e~t the line before others WDS AT COST BROTHERS JONES, Receiver