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4ati4is' Seebs 4922 Otalog Wree t'W'reddf Wart.""100 banllsO&M%1911. t6straiod paged 'of- wodhtgle'o' sed . And garden ndw's for Sotithum garden bre 'and fariotrs.~ Tait 'new' -catalog, *'NWe believe, 1d the'IftOt wrluMsble seed "b6ok bver piblishod. It tentcuinb 100 full pages'&de the nowt IpV6yinr vege tUbles, flowers and fmn ecrop plants, ' 'the finest work of Its 4kt'- ever at ' t'empted. c " With"ur khotogawDito tWitrations :tand coloi jictures sao (trm photo graphs, we Rhow yon 4udt',4hut you can *row' with Hastng' 'BeldS even be- I for'e' yotf odor the inestia. I Our cata- -u log makes:.karden '' 1116vrer bed b !'.planning shay and a -hh6ud be i& m 'every single South1'h , 0aMe. Write us . a post-carf for it, JdiMng1gyur name and addaess. It 1will ecome to yon by roturn nail and.$IUV%'*wli ~e mighty ' glad you've got it. Hastings' Seeds 4tle Athe Standard ' of the 1s6uth, ault t lni:est mal .1 ordor sedf'l house th'tho'vctld is bac'k j of then:' They've Pgbuto'l'c the bes. Write now for t9te 1iVl2evitalog. Bt is absoltlely free. H. G. 'ASTINGr:%,'d ' |EDSME4 1-t - ATLAA1eA,'dA. 1 MOHER1 AO CHJLD'S BOWBLMwIT H ,. I QALIFORNIA .IWSYR UP Yourdittle one will love K'th " truity" taste of-"Californis l'g kysmup" mrn'.if conustiped, bilious, IrUdh13, f( fesiEh, or ful.iof cold. A teaapa.cnful mever fails toepleanse the liver :4anit bow( L illt a few ilpjrs you can sa gorgymurs t dihow I ,thorouglily it works all Ahe.-os ir bi le, ankl .undigesied food out of thak.bowe h3 and .you h.Nv a well, playful ocAld agi Lin. MiUlns of mothers kar- "Cal. Ifomuiri. ',ig.: 8 up" handy. They know a ea eppoo ilt ' today saves axs4k chi 1d tWe morrow. Ask your druggiat'ior g, maine -"Califouia Fig Syrup" whidl has disec ttions feZ..babies and childrenvof al I ages 1printAdoon bottle. Mother! ' You nmdL ,say 0CIifornia" or you majget ar. I iii W. S. M. Says: "'1y grocer fremid asked .for a two-year attery guarantee. E1 sil, 'Will you guar matee a pound of sugar Ito'lasst a week?' 'Gosh.. n,'hbe answered, 'that I <tlegenlds oI1bow much, land bQw fast it's used. 'Samne way with your 3 battery,' I replied. 'De pends; on hoiw much and Show many times you use It.' 11e got the idea.** Wata~ndino. Man Come~n and Mt1 us ex SOciliry sand the 'Willard linade~d 1tubber Rattery, wh~ihnaathe~b~ life d. the Laurens * I Storage Battery Co. W. Lauren. St. Phone 446 f ti * C p C eI UNDAY SitES''J" UO ur 0 AUDMRNO E A T ANDMMfON. I v.ungeiistt Ml'Jrers 4.Sr-oi n e.tiTe. ChrstiUn Iejwp; Throng Also ien s N J1hn .at .p .. t . . ..I Anderson', ..lan. _30.- -Today Vba:. Subdjiy da" .and .sInce early, .in ., ay the .peujxle had .been .coning, I Aop Ig that hy ..iomie .elance that- '.a.y 1 Dul- gnV .in .tJie FIRIIst IBaptist ch-uretb ) hear Billy Sund&v. Tickets were.is- d1 und -on .Saulirday .T-r 1,200 people,. a nd ie doors .of the church were.openedl t J.2:15> ior ,those whvlo had itick<AUs .toid, e u1mitt-Ml, and ;at 12:30 the 'Iarge atting crowd was adultted. While' 01 hiele were hundeds wai.ing thei(e 11 'tsV. IiAsh,.anidlhe ushelts miunaged lie ePrnwdl with all ease. I1v .1 ,o'rlock rvery available. space 'as takert in the church auditorjuur si n ahe .Smuday ..Skiool room, aid the t thien - room,...andl around the bac. if tihe clhurch. Alore than 2,000 wer'e t re"m., wher i. was anniunced that ti he :pedial.P...mul.N which was -.M s1 >rin Mr.. Sundv, would be delayed. v )if -the ..crow. .eavo .No, not one, Ci hev -all . sat wh re ther :Avere, for it a vold.hive benw.altnost imp)ossible 101for - he.m .oLiave.gotten out and returned. The ssecial ttr.inl was. me t at, the t( nderea. , Colex'o station _.of the vP. 0 Mind N.-.tY a oommittee f19om1 the liii- a stri-Hal 1Joion,,onastigm t. fr,., Jo1n b; White, Rev. J. M. Gar.Oson.and.Rev. ti ."moIl S.._icChemtey. ti il .p. s9etlal - cholr of Ififty . voics i .eel .Ay aMiss ;Ntephenp., director :f e Ivlerso, Colpge, - nwere. seated back >f tie ipill)it,. anil sang many old-time l Ly.vmns. .Miss pthenis::.a.nd .Mrs. - a W'.H jls.sangj .a dutt,1Qospel .11 D mni thecdmoir'bined i: tho. chorus.TilMe 0 All tivmers were what .fr. .Suuiday C eremfid tbi :1ke, au'd.-also pleased -. the t) large congregation. 'As \Mr. Sutriday " mtered the church the vast congrega- c in cars,-nkhinmany'women: gaverthe if 3haamssaatt.. Me was .ntroduetd C Jy .Dr. .Jihn E. White. 0: Ddhe -thene .o0 .Mr. tnday'suI~s- k oursem 'was "'Holey," fthe f1lope of the il M3110etiam,-and the resiilpOfChristian- fi ftfy f ortth worlu. .\Mr.'Smiday statd %1 'ha. :a mumi was mover .-stiStled --mit *b nituriall itlings, -. i hI wantqkl * $100;000 81 Mhqim .he %ut .thtt, 'Ie iwanked .$500qO00 ti ihen ianhllion:anti:abillion. it h mot Iwedith tthat saines. 1t Anotfanme-that:satifiles,.tfor elect| L -man rsheriff, .atal 1he wauts sonej 1ihing ailae, lie 'wartis tto ;otito thc leg utatug, :then 'he wauto tto be senator, .hen ia"erur Itken ike 'wants :to! go to )m-,uhrmm, Ifrin ethere lhe'd 'go to the mnate,, auti ,eveu -is imit. .qatisfked .when me ;guts to he.fTiesidett, ton -h wants 4 he Juitlemt Alhe .su:oll itime. . flit's nvt pesumnal .dmharmn elther that matiafies. .Some :men woukl .stand .! meGer fhlanoe coa iIl~ea.ven. if they would 0 -o to te lhaRther. Ahop. JA.frowsy head md an ugly :kimona doI't help to.malke g LI t WOmaIn maod. -Volks talught :tA .look e, .heir best, and "Girls, if it takes at .lit- i le wouge Us :make ymou loidl .nicer, Ahen F Ise !t" t V n Due Wev,, .AUn. 30..--More than 1 500 h ersons today -hear,d .the 3Rev. .Billy 1b sunday spea'k in thme .auditeriumn ,o. trskine College, the -notedl evangselist F tnd 'party sarriving fitam Donaldts la uhortly before 111 o'clamck. 'J'he party' b :ame over Vhe *Due West iRairoad, a rhi'ch operated a a pecia.1 train .for the -' uccasion. -Mr. Sunday, 4who has spiee 'in ev-- F Wry state of the nation ezeept MVaine, ras mnaking his 4first visit to tiue West ~ Lnd expressed himself as being pleased gi'lfhe town and e .people. He read she2td Psalm and sp~oke tbonefroum n a clear but forceful manner. Ilis e audience gave the speaker the closest ir httntion throughout. 0 '!ihe evangelist and 'party left d ihetti4y-after the service for Anderson 4 t'herve "Mr. Sunday 'was scheduled to e, Xe$;. !'rom there they return to el pas'rtwleat', two meetings ebeing sched lied %diiniuesday. A number of mn sters gml' newspapermen of Spartan org wette -in the party which came 21 rom Donalds en the special train. Di-, R. C. (lrier, president. of .Erskine ollege, temeAded and introduced ?ir. unday to .the asudience. C00Oi't AT A'UGUSTA - outh Carolina (Governor Speaks .to Board of Comiece, Augusta, GIa., ijan. 27.--Oeclaring Liat if the world.abelieved in .America Nlay as it did in %Yl, cotton would e selling for 35 eensts a pound, the aderal reserve system <wouldh be func loning properly .ap4 dth nation and Lie &onuth in paricularj -Would not be i the grip of a demorajising business epresuion, 'Gov. Robert 'A. Cooper of outh tcarolina in an address this vehing before the Augusta board of omnmerce, asserted that it' is his de iberate opinion that had American ubie . opinion forced an y unwilling enate to ratify the treaty of Paris nd let the United astates ,takeo its ppropriate plae~ - in readjusting the oittical, economic and social prob ems of the world,'"we wvould 'not be assitig through this financial crisis rhieh .is testinig the courage and faith f our people." It was not a question f ma~cdng -the mrorid smife for democ. ey,1u fr' 1)IjSness as w~oll, he said, IN C' A N (Continued from Page One) tKnight, the ontVortitbn of what had 'n the 'orchestra remaining to be i rched A~cing 'a,.l- corner. Recovered from the wreck and hor -r of the ruined TKnickerbocker thea . a pitiful strnanpof nigled bodies, 'ad an(d livin-, ilowed all last night id today into ;Ut lower rooms of a bristian Scineri mchurch a Few hun ied yards awejk. At the -first word of ic disaster, the place was thrown >en to these vi-fieken folks and the ndreds of :tiers who camte to !arch for theirdlead or injured. And, the full weighti f the losses becamiie town, the flead monopolized the lce, crowdtig ti ,e inji(red in the all o small rornn. It was merely a first aid station for ose taken crushed, but -alive, from e wreckage. i'hey were carried on retchers over the slippery pavement ith lines o -sirldiers keeping the cIwds far back. Doctors and nurses id women eager to bring their sym Ithy and chearzt. the suffering or be laved, w-aited iin the church. They nderly washald away the gray dust the crumpled coikerete, the grime rid caked bl-cdi; blackened sometimes r hours of waiting pinned under the ic debris until the rescuers could get ie victim ]crole. Bandages were ap lied and then, the injured were viiisk I away to bnsuitals or home. But the dead lay long in the dou le rows In which they stretched cross the flour, lay until a tearful ?lative or friend, a husband or iwife, r father or miother recognized the rushed form -it last. Up and down lese Isles of the dead walked those hose fears had drawn them here be iuse of some one missing In the fam y circle. Wlmwen already weeping in rtainty of what they must find soon r or later beneath the kindly blan ets that shie'lded the sleepers made ie Journey or sorrow many times be we they found What they sought. Men 'ith working .faces leaned to drawn ack the coverings and then gasp 'with iort lived rellef-ras they moved on to ic next hudd1Wi'form. .ET COLOR INTO TYOUR PALE CHEEKS r Your Face ks Your Fortune. Don't .1A**k Like a Unajkrupt. Who does not vYant red lipj, a good 1er,..healthy cojplexion and bright, ashing eyes? ? Semie people have such wonderully aod heal'th nothing scoms to hufrt iem. , 1thers could:tso easily have fine )lor and more streigth and vigor if iey :would help nature with Gude's epto-Mangan. It Is a splendid iron mile that physicians have prescribed ithity.,ygakrg. 1 It ii- not an experi ient. It is not merely a temporary ell), because it makes plenty of red Lood and, as everybody knows, red lood is the only sure foundation of irmanent health and .strength. Get ept( inngani of youir ,druggist-and t'ke it a few weeks and see how much etter you feel and look.:Sold in liquid ad .tablet forni. Advertisement. GIX.JIANXJUPrTCY nitedt-States of America, lDistrict of South Carollina. IN TRIJE ,TRICil' .QOURT the r.Utur (,f .D. R. ,Crawford, llarlauupt. Notice is lereby:given thatsthe above ineed person has .teen duly adjudgee Aniruni,.and :the -'first meeting of the 'editors of oaid'baInkrupt will be held the .officeorofithberundersignedj in the ty -e@' Theenville, iS. -C., on -the 3rd ty of Fe'bruary 4.1iP,, -.19?2, ati:eleven clock intthe :fonenoon, at which time adj :pai -.Qe <gxetItors -may alpear, camine t-he bankJ*clint, .p~rove 1their aims anid transact .ainehr .other 'busi sas as aay ;nrgperly come before said *eeting. j~eferee'In Bank ru pteg. '-it Engraved Clauda and inlrtations. Loose f4PE t igeii., iSt~c. Advertiser Printing Co. Time to Plant and the beat vartes of 'v.egsejtoble and field seeds to plant lot eaSch purpose is told ',n ibs 1922 Catalog of SEEDS Now ready to be mailed, free on request. Redpeed prices -are quoted on Seeds, Poultry Supplies, and Feed~s, Garden Tools and Spray Maiterials. Write for youir copy today. T. W. WOOD & -SONS, Seedsmen, 17 S. 14th St., -Richmond, Va. ,Party for Ex-SoldIerK Janiary 28th, from 7:30 to 12,o'clock will be -pleasant memories i- -theIlife's history for the "old soldiers" of the World War, when they .:'atliered at the hospitable home of .Mr. and Mrs. Stepp 1eelks and enjoyed a full even ilg of reciting and reviewing the oice familiar "*army days" so dear to the hearts of ill soldiers. At 7:30 the tiff piokl d k.'po Up j, A1id toh Profit by la IAD yougeta bale of..cottc generallyl-known tha~t. a,s: Plenty (offiertilizer, plus pleaty -orpdiseases-and adverse-Nwa tthatsplenty,,ofcoomplete feritir 1iell'.weevil (eanditions. IWfyouhavernorotton to sell yc ithan :10meentcootton. Wo"ur:jebristedecide tne exten tomnake.surecof a crop at the iudingf~wiftelRed Steer Fertili Irytiuizepenta and other cr <crnstmustrikproduced at lom Buy Spwiftfcpldesteer Fertii2 tus direct. Swift (FEP: Atlanea/fa. Herel 16 Months C 2 Year Old .The sire of a calf. Dam registered; p I have cat $10,000; I boi your. trip to W. CA gnests which nunhbered 12, were in vited into the dining rooi,'to partake of a bountiful supper. In the recep tion room 'was placed three tables for Rook. Delightful hone-made candy, rruits, cigars and cigarettes We re passed often to the players, and they its often forgot thieiselves, as visions of war days passed before their eyes. salch guest declared that this was one of the m1o16t (lelightfiul parties of the thue detid ahead of the boll reenif It' ,st year's lessoi n jper acre last year? It is becomij medllipercentage of Southern farmers d& t of'hard work, overcame the boll weeN ther. -onditions. Last year's lesson prov er .at planting time is essential und t:-areino better off with 20 cent cott r of-.your farming operations and then I lowest cost per pound or per bushel zers. 3ps as well as cotton and tobacco. 'est cost to make the most profit. era from your local Swift dealer or wr k (Company M13LR\WORKS) New Orleans, La. Albany, Ga. ord( *Ar Sa ,~ ld ull weghi $100 aperyearilsse< 11mr e that cos? t 1co ilip etagt Suthe r farms $1 oatrdoocm thol see~ Wr.AT RlanO.m i s . eseta swason. Mrs. ieeks was assisted in. entertaining by Mrs. Nathan Coward, Misses r'angaret Beek- and hnimnio Stuckey. The following young men were there to enjoy the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. fleeks: Messrs. Ezwell Watkins, I4lwell Watkins, Bll Martin. -ay113 Culbertson, 'apers Wood. i'd(l lienely, LAIWreice Taylor, J. G. Sum ,rel, Parrott Knight, Nathan Coward, ,lark Coward. SWIFTS FERTILIZERS IT PAVS TO USE THEM Ig d. il es Make cotton in er spite of boll weevil on1 Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers are the resuls of years of re search and practical experi ry ence. by Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers for cotton are prepared espec ially to get ahead of the boll ll weevi. They contain the right kl amount of quickly available plant food to cause a quick start and a sufficient amount ote f more slowly available plant ie food to i nsau re continuous growth and early, complete maturity. Use Swift's Red Steer Ferti lizers and play safe. Use brands containing more than 14% of plant food and save money. Use the amount per acre that has proved the most profitable in your locality. attle le g 900 lbs. for 1200 lbs. for t $1200 when These bulls I with bulls. Ir. Stockmnan 000. Worth them. AR TON