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Satisfies the sweet tooth and aids appetite and digestion. Cleanses mouth and teeth. A great boon to smokers, relieving hot, dry mouth. Combines pleasure and benefit. e ~Don't miss the joy of the new WRIG.EY'I P-K-the sugar coated peppermint tid bit! Save the " wrappers C C29 TEXTILE HALL GREENVILLE, S. C. Tuesday, Feb. 28 ONE NIGHT ONLY Engagement Extraordinary MAIL ORDERS NOW Prices: $4.00, $3.50, $2.50, $2.00, $1.05---Plus War Tax S. HUROK PRESENTS M-le. Anna =UR(=EAN TRIUMPH PAVLOWA The Incomparable, and Her BA LLET RUSSE Entire Paris and London Organization in New Ballets Divertisements and Old Favorite Creations. INCLUDING Laurient Novikoff, Victorina Krigher, Ivan Clustine, Hilda Butsova. Symphony Orchestra TI: '..:: ''., Zcr.Cuc'.cr BALLET RUSSE OF 45 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 40 tOO--COMPANY OF--100 All New Productions of Old as Well as New Ballets and Divertisements All Star Support . . Ballet Corps of Solo Dancers Mall Orders Filled In Order Recelveil when sent with a Guaran. teed Remittance and self-adiressed envelope to B. T.- WHITMIR&E, Manager, Grand Opera Hous3, or Textile Hall, P. O Rox 1828. NO SEAT8 PUT ASIDE Seats on sale Monday 9 A. M. Box Oflice Grand Opera Jaout * HONOR JtOLIL * Laureus City Schools * p e e p *pp e e * e e * *PP p -Hi ighlyv' IDistinguished--Scholarshui average of 95 or better; 95 on attend ance-, comiuct and punctuality. I Dist ilguisheled-90-114 on scholar. ship; 95 on attendance, conduct and punctuality. 1l'evenlth Gra"de--Highly Distin guished, Rebecca Adams, Allie Gosnell, N'tula Ala, 1artinl, J~ouise Smith, Sarah 1lIiza Swygert, Grace Taylor, lerman Taylor: Distin.-uished, Marion Black well, Mary lloyd, Alma Coleman, Mar garet Coleman, -Martha Dula, Lois Fuil leir, Toreoa Cray, Tva Taylor, Doran llramlett, Cecil Brown, Jack Miller, Martin Teague. Tentl Grade-4l igh Dist ingu ished, Roy Gaston; Distinguished, Robert Habb, Sarah K. Iiarksdale, Mary Sue iHolt, Fred Clifton, Ray Goodwin, Mar garet Knight, Winifred Sitgreaves, iluth Sullivan, Ruby Templeton, Wyatt Waldrep. Ninth Drade-Highly Distinguished, Nfary Goodwin, Sidney iiolmes, Rose Rlosenthal; llistinguished, Clara Boyd, Nelle Cheek, IEloise Clardy, Janic llolmes Davis, .\arlegene Gray, Kath 'rin ilicks, Norine Martin, Cornelia \achen, Ada Catherine Owings, Paul P"hilphot, Sara Senn, Hilda Taylor, Ruby I'odd, Robert Sullivan. E'ighth Grade, A Section-Ilighly Distinguished, James 'Machen, Willie Kate -llaldwin; Distinguished, James Anderson, Zell Blakely, Ida Mae Ilun cir, Lawrence Kilgo, Pascal M iley, nez Motes, 'Ilorace Nichols. 'ighthII 'Crade, 11 Section- lighly D)istinguished, Janell Teague; Distin ,uished, Bryan Goodwin, -Ilarold Ilud tens, Will lain I udgens, Tillman Miller, Frank Ioper, Fay Chaney, Kathleen Dean, 'Mary 'Lou Ferguson, Rebbcca tIyers, EIlizabeth Thompson. E'ighth Grade, C Section-lHighly [istinguished, l'errin Wright; Distiii uished, Cothran McCravy, Miller \MeCuen, Orelle Pearce, Ethel Speer. Seventh Grade, A Section->Iighly Distinguished, Legare Blackwell; i~ls tinguishcd, Collyar Barksdale, Sarah lhcek, d3illy Holt, Marvin Comipton, .allie ill1, Hugh Coleman, Sanuel 'le mi nig. Seventh Grade, 11 Section-41ighly 11stinguished, Bruce Thompson, Har lowe,,'Mahaffey, -Martha Power, Clara Sexton, larriet Todd; Distinguished, aues Powell, 'Pinckney Sullivan, John K. Taylor, Harold Templeton, Henry Williams, Kitty McCravy, Beatrice Rowland, Amaryllis Smith, Mary Thompson, Mittie Lee Martin. Sixth Grade, A Section-1-Highly Dis tinguished, William Bramlett; Distin guished, Mary Anderson, 'Mabel Bar ton, Mary Ball, IWilliam Crews, Dallas Dendy, Robert. 'Moore, Jones Martin. Sixth Grade, '1 Section, Distinguish c-d, Annie Power, Fannie Rosenthal, Gertrude Templeman, Margaret Was son. Fifth Grade, A Section-Distinguish edl, Ralph Ball, W. G. -Miller, Bertha lUnrnett, V'irg4inia Clardy, Martha Franks, Armninda flough, IEmily Tay lor'. Fif'th Gr'ade, B Section-HIighly Dis tinguished, Irene Toddl; D)istinguished, Antoinette Moore, Mary L. Swink, Mary 1). 'Rowland, .Jeanette H amilton, Martin Millier, Gordon Miller. 'Foutrth Grade, A Section-Ilighly Dit inguished, D~orothy Nom ood: Dis tin-u ished, Margaret Cheek, Sarah D~orroh, Marion 'IIipp, hlolfe Hiughes. Fourth Grade, B Section-D)istln.. guished, C. T. 'Squires, Jr., Louise 'Wham, Mary 1Ellen Owens, Edna Pow or, llelen Vincent, Mlildred WVysong. Trhird Grade, A Section-Distln guishedl, Jack Hlalle, Loutie Cronmer, Joe Holugh, Hert Kennington, RI. A. Mar tini, Emily Hah3ll. Third Grade, B 'Section-Distuin guished, 'Leon Nichols, Roy Miller, Joe Reid, Margaret McCravv, Sarah Rid dle, iflorothy Sitgrecaves, Louise Taylor, Clemiegen T1eague. Second Grade, A Section-lighuly Disting-uishled, Roberta h~olmes, Dor.. othuy H-umber't; listingujishedf, JTames D~avis, Ambrose ,Hludgens, 'Charles Crews, John A. Franks, Jr'., John Glenn KItchens, 'Billy Lancaster, Mary Clar ence Dramlett, Laur-a Babb, Martha Susan 'Blriggs, Tlarrictt Gray. Sceond Grade, B section-High ly Distinguished, Mary Elizabeth SquIres; Dist inguished, Mauda line Sullivan, Iez Templeman, Jesse Car.. r'oll Miller, l.awvton Vincent, First Grade, A Section-HIgl Distinguished, -Bobi eilldrens, Billie Copeland; D)istinguished, 'Robert oIat W'illiam Bolt, 'Maurice Cannon, Arthur Cheek, Char'les Dunose, William 'Ihipp IBouben Irby, 'Lewis ReId, :Maie Ale Sarah 'Harton, Virginia Creamer, *ld. wvin Lanhanm. 'First (Grade, B 'Scindistngih edl, JIohn Rose 'Putnam, lIrrankc sloan G. 'L. Watson, C~orrie Elmore, Lauras iMadden, Rachei .Norwood, Franes Putnam, 'Doris 'Swain, Edna Switzer Helen Temipleton, Laurensu Mill School Fourth Grd--itigihd Carl Bishop, Troy ,Bishcjo, ?ellie Thbaua.. Third Grade-Hfig'hly DistingulsbIet Elmer* Davis; Diti~u.,'..m t ai losdell, 'Bessie Davis, Dora Scay, Ly da Snoddy, Alma Templeton, James Word. Second Grade--Distinguished, Lorce Busby, Elvira Cannon, -Beulah 1>agjis, Oina Davis, Mildred 1111, Goldie 'Wad deli, Oscar Lee Bishop, Walter Lee d3ishop. FPirst Grade--Distinguishied, Annie Laurie Taylor, Maggie Davis, Christine Weathers. Form of insanity. The Art alin e ,l 1t ntnieting In Philadelphin, t~ook unlconnnlon steps to0 diagnlose -ld lisiy "nd r i art." The a11llnee enlied In t wo speelnlists, Dr. W. S. Vtids;wvoril an1id Dr. Charles W. Buii'rr. who IIre by proesslion at lien Ists. They ex.ini1inel all the syinIpl ons and thel.Ir deesion was "insanle. " NOW, if fIt si e test could lie apiled to Vers librists wt. :Iillht get monte vnllu able Iiortini le :s to (he inientl statte of somne or our poets.-l'iladel 11i1 itecord What He Gets. VieII .1ones' rich granidilmother pISsed t('l -wiy till hIs poverty-strickern friends raIllied about hi with words of cheer inid coifort but .ones re. inaled sad aind dejected. "She left i last will and testamlent, I suppose?" murmul'liiiired Jennlls carelessly. "Oh, yes," said Jone's. "she left a will and testimiient." They hung expectant while Sobs choiked back hIs words. "I," ie declared at last, "am to have the testament." Brides Superstitious of Rain. III India a rainy diy is considered unlucky for a w eddling. 1A MESSAGE TO TIRED, SICK FOLKS Don't Drag Through Life Half Sick nd Hialf Well. Take This Advice. Go to your druggist and ask him for Gude's Peto-Mangan and take it with your meals for a few weeks and see how your health improves. -If you are pale, tired, lack ambition and vigor, you know yourself that if you had plenty of red .blood that you would not feel .feel tired and half sick all the time. The only sure foundation of ipermanent health is good blood. Gude's Pepto-afangau builds up your blood with a form of iron that gets into your system quickly. It is won derful. You will like it and it will make you feel so well and strong. Life will be worth living again. Try it and you will thank us for telling you about it. (Druggists sell Gude's 'Pepto-Man gan in both liquid and tablet form. Advertisement. 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