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' lies' Colds Can Be Eased Quickly Dr. King's New Discovery will do that very thing, easily and quickly. Don't say "Poor little kiddie, I wish I knew what to do for you!" When the cough first comes, give a little Dr. King's New Discovery as directed, and it will soon be eased. It's a good family cough and cold remedy, too. l.oosens up the phliegm, iv'cars up the cough, relieves the con gestion. No barinful drugs. For fifty years a standard reme(y for colds, coughs, grippe. At your druggists, 60c. a bottle. Dr Kings New Discovery - or Colds and Coughs Ciontipated? Ilere'sRelief!Cieanse tie system, with Dr. King's 'ills, They prompt irce bile flow, stir up the lazy liver and get at the root of the trouble. All druggists, 25c. D PROMPTI WON'T GR1PE Dr. KinA 's Pills DANDERINE Stops Hair Coming' Out; Thickens, Beautifies. 35-cents buys a bottle of "Danderine" at any drug store. After one applica tion you can not find a particle of dandruff or a, falling hair. Besiden, every hair shows now life, vigor, bright nose, moro color and abundance. Even Careful Calomel Users are Salivated Very Next Dose of Treacherous Drug may Start Trouble Calonel is langerous. It may salivate ybu a'id make you stiirer fearfully from Roreness of ums, tenderness of jaws and teeth, swollen tongue, and excesive saliva iribbling fron the mouth. Don't trust calomiel. It is mercury; quicksilver. If you feel bilious, headachy, consti pated and all knocked out, juis&,go to your druggist and get a bottle df. Dod Ron's Liver Tone for a few cents which is a ha'mless vegetable substitute for dlangerous calonmel. Take a spoonful and If it -doesn't start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker than nasty calonmel and withot making you sick, you just go back anil gbt your mioney. If you take calonmel today you'll be sck and nauseated tomorrow; besides, it may salivate you, while if you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake up feeling great. No salts necessary. Give it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and can not salivate. Don't Prod Your Liver to Aotion NRQuickly '0vo*'.003 Diilouens, ontpton, Gick Hoeaaho. No Oriping or Pain. cGuarantoed. Thei organs of 1gestion, asim~riln tion and olimninatlon--the ittomnach, liver ,andi bowelttn-ar0 closely allied, and the proper netion of any of theo, I organs is largely dependoert upon thlo t correct functioning of alli theo others. "Whipping" your liver Iit action with calomel or forcing your' bow0ls with irritating laxatives or strong eath~rtica is a great mistake. A hot ter, safer plian is strengthening andi ( toning the whole digestivo and elimina -. live system with Nature's Remedy (NR' Tablets), which not only brinlfa mmlflediate rolief, but genuino and last - * lg benefit It nets on the stomach. liver', bowels and kidneys, improves4 digestion n'nd naalmilation, overcomes biliousness, corrects constipation und uq ly relieves sick hendehe. Geyour system thoroughly cleansod and -purified for once; ntomch, liver' e~nd bowels wor'king 'together in vig- t or-ous hasurmony, andA you wilt not haivo to take medicine every day-just take one Nn TIablet occasionally to keep youf sy atemi iug q~ pondlition and al wayd reel you' ,Rt.fenmember it is eai nd eie~~t'keop well than boand try it witti the teanding thtit' niust give you r -.relief and beeit thian any lwsorliver md loine you evert used' ~ 6t~io ay. l'aturO's Remedy (NR ~:, l~lo~) i fold, guarantee and . eQnltI al~ by your druggist. t' anMsl nrueOos, turena a 0, .0LINTON NEWS 'Clinton, 'Dec. 20.--'Mrs. W. C. Bailey silent several days last week in At lanta. M'r. and Mr-. W. P. Jacobs, Mr. and Mis. Wn. Bailey Owens and Dr. and Mrs. S. C. flays spent last Friday in Columbia. Mr. Clarence Galloway, of Abbeville, silent several days In town last weekl with friends. Mr. Cris Adair sfpent the week-end in Columbia. -Miss itdyth 'Pearce, of (reenwood, splent several days last week with Mirs W. 11. Owens, Jr. Al r. KennimIt Hurdette s p IIent the week-end in Columbia with his family whio are the guests of i r. and Mrs. 4 A. Harrow. Miss Doreas Mason entertained a number of friends last Wednesday ev cning in honor of Allss Eidyth Pearce, of Greenwood. After several games o Rook the hostess, assisted by her sis ter, Mrs. J. A. Chandler served a tenilt ing salad course and hot tea to the fol lowing guests: SMisses M-ay and Nanc) Owens, Ilise Spencer, Irene Curlee Iielen Gandy, Marie Vaughn, 'Messrs Cris Adair, Walter Johnson, Carltor Winn, Hugh Iichelberger, Pyatt Clarence Galloway, George and Gu( Mason and Mr. and 'Mrs. Wim. Blaile) Owens. Mrs, J. F. Jacobs, Jr', delightfull) entertained the "Tuesday Sewint Club" last week. After a pleasant houi of sewing the hostess served a dell clous salad course and coffee to tho following guests: Mesdaines Reec Young, W. P. Jacobs, Gary Dillard, T W. Wade, Clhas. Rounds, Jno. Finney W. 13. Owens, Jr., Misses Dorcas Masoi and 10dyth Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., an Miss Clara Duckett spent several day, last week In Atlanta. - Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Coffiman, .irs. J W. Copeland, Jr., Mrs. Thos. Jacob: and 'Miss Thelma Coffman spent Sat urday in Greenville. Siiss I-ary King, of Washington, I, the guest of lier parents, Mr. and Mrs B. L. King. Mesdames .1. 1. Copeland, 1-. A Copeland, 'Mrs. M. A. Hays and Dr and Mrs. A. I. Spencer spent las Wednesday in Greenville. The Musg'rove 'Mill Chaipter D. A R. met last. Thursday at the residenc< of Mrs. 11. 1). ,Henry. After an inter esting business hour a delightful sala course and hot tea were served t about fifteen members '-by the hosteste Mesdames A. J. Milling, F. D. Jones D. J. Woods and 11. D. Henry. Miss Marjorie Spencer,' of Washing ton, is spending tle holidays with hei parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer. PLAY A SUCCESS Itigh School Play nt Gray Court-Ow. Ings School Proves Very Successful From Every 8tandpolut. "And Billy J)istuppeared" staged by the 'high school pupils of the Gray Court *Owin,gs school Tuesday nigh~ capturied 'by stoi'i .the large audience which gathei'ed to see it. The play, lirected b~y 'Miss T. Craig IHuter, was i marked success from a miysterious rnd hiuoi'ous, as 'well as a finandial standpoint. The play '-revolved around the dai'ing dletective, "Mr. Billy", as iisted 'by the leader' of the iD-etective Agenlcy, disguised as a hermit, uim knlown oven to "Mr. Billy". The two became guests at the Silver Trout [nnu in the Adiirondack Mountains on .he trail of "Betaiway Bell", Sur 'oundled -by the Atmosphere of nmys eriy 'and weirdness of this strange fountain hotel, the ,players with ,ase, prioceeded~ to unravel thie plot Ls to who was the tirue "Getaway lelle." They cari''ed it to its execution with oiling effect and the scenes which fol owed held .the audience spell-bound. The dion. 'R. M. Borden, distinguish d( guest at (lie inn, in company with his sweet, charming young sisters'i fancy of eighteen summers, and lit 10 Aggie with all her childish ti'ials, 'layed thieir iar'ts awith str'iking grace .nd ease. The traveling salesman, '. Geone h-een, acted wvell the part of the mod irn sport, a she with his bewitching mile and gay demeanoi', won the af octions of Miss Nancy Borden, The spinstei', 'Mess Match, 'played a rondeiful part, giving a hilarious .in er'prietation to each scene, as she actfully disguised her' true self Getaway JBell"-and shifted h(er crime nud na'me upon her intiocent corp anion, Miss Maryr Blake, Miss 'Blake- so lived under MIe hadow of a sad life, and in her in uocence. played s4' real a part, that nany a tear-stained cheek looked 'on n .ympathy, Mr's. Oi'ay in a gentle, sedate man ieor, (saddened 'lby- her husband's thys, erious disappearance), astiajkd py her orhservatnts, "Buib" Dunetberry, he hattley 'hotel boy 'with Ile 'cheiir mile 45l4 real wit, togethe~ wi the6 ilfd-forkcing1 huerou '01. .ighe# iegs strs ot 4 ins trik* The Hermit, Ishmael, with his dis ievelled hair and wild manner, creat ed an exciting and thrilling atmos. -lphere, which gave the play a complet setting. The cast of characters was as fol. lows: Hon. -R. M. Borden, the attorney, Bob Rogeri Ishinael, the herinit, Charles Johnsor Mr. Billy, the aviator Jack Brysor Bub Dusenberry, the boy, Jerry Gra) Gene Greene, the salesman, George Hopkint CASCAR For Constipated BQe Tim nicest eathartic-laxative to physic your bowels wien you have 1Icadache Biliousness Colds Indigestion Dizziness Sour Stomach. is candy-like Cascarets. One or two The year of Time. Th all gather up help of God n and more proi WE WISE 1922 R Sells Same to 35 Per 1922 Al IEAR SIR:- - I n Iheavent Ihell. Grmunblini of Eden 'had eve -t'ree. Hfe grumbi Theii first thi likes his (busine' goods man says is wife wears< -is losing money. i'armecr, the nian '"We will not ma anything 'for our uess. T1here are wvhere else. The ni t ieular. You say it 1k where and enjof f)1e are 'the most garret, and' you Everybody 1 str'ange, that us, Here are soi to :'.> sweet,-spirit the man who ha< --that made him - Ifw~e the home i eveni if she is ra tentioni that you writing her reamr is the 'hest husba wvare of mineo-pi of sleep. The Wi being thankful f< people have, thin -only. two teeth, i *ple or a blind nrr see. Got into the The~ Bee and the other tog deadr * ,exPcetj to get; ARE~ NXIG $( *brighter and bot - , 'romna friet -' -40oa friend - ' Pass this on' toa - Mary Blake, the. mystery, Ethel Di Miss Match, the spinster, Blanche C< Mrs. Gray, the .wife Mary 9Blake Nancy Borden, the debutante, Louise Owiny Aiggie Borden, the child, Elizabetli Stoddai Kittie, the maid, mnma Lou Curr To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) stops the Cough and Headache and works off tt Cold. E. W. UROVES signature on each box. 3( vels-Bilious Liver tonight will enipty your bowels com pletely by morning antd you will fee spilendid. "They work while you sleep." Cascarets never stir you uI or gripe like Salts, Pills, Calomel or Oil and they cost only ten centa a box. Children love Cascarets too. FAREWELL TO 1921 has passed out upon ti 0 past is now history; the futt a big heart full of energy, wi karch forward, determined I ;perous year. YOU A HAPPY A NEW YEAR THE HOUSE ED IRO1 Goods 15 Cent Less SMILE ANE Buy Your Goods of and You' lappy New I here are no graimblers-tha t mra'kc. e is the characteristic that. belong ry want fulfilled, had every .privi4 ed because lho did not 'have that, ar ng a haiby 'does is to raise a howl ;, no matter what that business is business is not what it used to be Liamnonds; they own their own au It in the same with the doctors you think would be conitenit, is th< ke seedl this year;" if the Heavens stull', there is no use 'having it.'" ~rumblers in every vocation andI 10< an in 'bus~iness has to 'be a gentlenw a hard lot .to be shut up within br fresh viands and pure air. You g< vulgar you ever saw, the food is si just wish you had stayed at home :nows howv a work ought to be don you imp~rove, everyllbody else and< no .prescriptions for chronic grun: ed and gentle is to -live right. Whc I slain a little lamib; he himrself 'hr savage. Live right :-and you wil ~a beautiful ats you can make it. ther homely. 'Praise her cooking I igave her when you were handing a of poetry on gilt-edged paper.J nid you ever had, no matter how nr o .with a crisp on top, a sodden or >rld is going crazy for, lack of aleel >r what you have, When you are k of' the things they have you woul ujt said she was thankful that the ni that my -heart is not lifted in th~a 'halit of looking for sweetneak n liuzzard hiover together in the ai1 at a -mile away.' Look for eweetne; vour feelings hurtg and you Will al WHO' AlJE BRIAGHT, CGHEER tetygive refreshilig cups and bou (01U AND YOURS A HAP-PY N fend I CC ,cc Wis Happy a N( 0 TO REMEME more importani sale may be a customer is a p its are legitimat service. 1921 ie white fleeting wings ire lies before us. Let's th light feet, and by the 'o make 1922 a better ID PROSPEROUS 1922 OF BARGAINS 4 RACE Sells for You You] BE HAPPI 1. C. Burns & Company 1 Be Happy rear Letter Iloaven;' In Ihell, they ar e al tb umiversal humanity. 'The ~ge accorded to him, but the el d .his grumbling cost him Par andl make a kick. We are al To' hear meni talk, they arc al he is losing money every yea ~omdbile, and have a cottage i; the lawyers, anid men in ever greatest, grumbler of -themu al pour albundance and1( the'biarns Nobody wants his son to follo, ation. There are mnore grum'ble i :--at 'home he doesn't havo eck walls, that it wouldl be del :-awhen you get there, the P 'ale, the little r'oom where they and so does every one' cisc. C, except t'he~ p)oor wretches wli verything else seems to impros bling :---Try to live right. Trhi u David was not living righti dtaken another man 's wife, an have the charity that suffe fyou are a hnieband, praise y hough .it choke you. Give he her ini and out, sending boui job are ~1 a iwife, pralse youii any you have had. Be careft e :beneath, andl unteld horr'ore . It wvants'fresh, wide-awvakc iiserab~le because you have nm di NMOT like to have. 3Bo like were opposite to carch. othei nkfulness that I .have sound [ d light. Pople usually find. 'olio goe,sttwAight to a roso ga s and lighit and you, will find ii Waysj ft them hitrE Geot 46* ~MI('., CIh'rget yoursolf. qnets foVied4usty pilgiffns 'ao PNT YEAU R FULL, OF G0002 Sinceroe IHEN'S ies You a nd Prosperous iw Year JR CREED: ER that customers are than sales; that while a temporary advantage, a ermanent asset; that prof e only as a by-product of ET Cash and Gives e Money's Worth 1922 to Al l grumbles--that makes irst man in the Garden Lting of the fruit of one aidise. 1 born 'kickers--Nebody I losing money. Trhe dry .; he wears fine clothes; y the sea-side ;--still he' y -pr'ofession. TPhen, the I. If the season is dry, .burst, '"We will not get v the same line of busi 's in the home than any.. to Ibe anything in' par' ightful to get o'ff some lace is beastly, the peo have put yo is an old are doing it. Is it not e at the asme time i La best way in the world ,he was .ready to kill d killed the man .besides, 'eth long and is kinid. tir wife, praise her looks r 'the same 'love-like at Iiets and l'bobon, andl Owshand :-tell himnlie 1 of what you ca-t. Bie between. TIake plenty people in the habit of t something that other, the old woman who 'had .I never pass a crip, ~nbs, .and eyes that can ust what they lodk for. 'den in the di ineo; the oeryVlio,. to nromid Th% tAmke .the *orld rifl~'~~igehways. I ene Cairolina.