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Rub It In for Colds in the Chest, Sore Throat, Grippe and Inflammation of Any Kind The pure oils in Mexican Mustang Lini. ment soothe instantly. penetrate quickly and reduce swelling of glands. Mustang is particularly effective in treating Croup. Iliphtheria, Rheumatism. Lumbago. Frost bites, Cuts. Burns. Piles-all ailments that can possibly be reached by an external remedy. Contains no alcohol-DOES jNOT SMART OR STING. 73 years'suc cess. No hiome should be without it. Doctors Prescribe It - Read This Dr.'J. C. Compton. Ratliff. Miss., writes: "I have prescribed your Mexican Mustang Liniment for Sore Throat, Chilblains, etc., and the results were entirely satisfactory. I think very highly of it." FREE WTH23.cTRAL]BOT 0oc -$1.OD Soi. 1. rug and ncral Stores o Tc Crd Old Standby Since 1841** MEXICAN FINAL SE'1TTLE31ENTl Take notice that on the 23rod laty Co blarchi I !122, we will render a hinal ne count11 of our1 acts and dloings as Execiu lors 1 the 'stale oft .\ollie . TuckY deceaitsed, in the ollice of t he .J udge oi S'lockl. A. .\l., and Gn ter same s: will aplhy fir a lintl discharge ron Al)v V Irson3. ind (ebited to craidl est ati is 1( no!Ca and( rI'cluired to, make loay men~it on1 ta. chate; atntI al lteson; hain)' claims againist. said estate wit presonit them on o efore said dat ll. a cte o1. be iore ver ba fnrred. A. of. oi1),. oill, rust '~iExxcutorr; Feb. 22, 122. :e-. it ACHES AND PAINS SLOAN'S GETS 'EM! V~ f D the misery of racking pain. A lave a bottle of Sloan's Lini ment handy and apply when yu first feel the ache or pai. It quickly eases the pain and sends a feeling of warmth through the aching part. Sloan's Liniment penetrates without rubbing. ,Fine, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, sprams and strain;. stiff joints, lame back and sore muscles. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. Atal du ggst-.3 70c, $140. Liniment (paits LIClear Your Complexion of pimples., ncno and other facial disfgurement. NIUse freely Dr. Hobson's Eczema Oint - ment. Good for eczema, Itching akin., Jand other akin troubles. On of Dr. Fohsfor yepan's Fmy eeie . As Drlobson's EczemaOintment A T OINI C Girove's Tasteless chill Tonic restorej Energy and Vitality by Purifying andc Enriching the Blood. When you feel its strengthening, invigorating effedt, see hOwi it brings color to the cheeks and how~ it improves the appetite, you will ther1 appreciate its true tonie value. Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic Is simply Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. Sc pleasant even children like it. The blood needs QUININE to Purify It and IRON to Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and -Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invigor ating Effect. G0c. Calomel Good but Next Dose maySalivate I~t is Mercury, Quicksilver, Shocks Liver and Attacks Your Bones Calomel salivation is horrible.' It swells the tongue, loosens the teeth andl starts rheumatism. There's no reason why a person should take sickening, siali vatiflg ealomnel wvhen it few cents buys a larg bottle of D~odson's rLiver Tone-a percet suibstituite for calomeol, It is a plea~ant vegetable lqutild which will start your liver just as surely as calonigel, but it doesn't make you 'sick andl an not salivate. Comrel is a dangerous drug, besidos Itr6 make you feel weak, sick andi nausilted tomorrow. Don't lose. a (lay's work/ Take a spoonful of Dodson's LivedTonen instead and you will wake up feoct '~ggreat. No salts necessary. Your dIrugg ut says if you don't find Dodson's Lv Tneacts bettor than treacherous al lyour money ts waiting for you. KEEPING A WATOH ON .BUKOIESHOrs New York Stock Exchange has De. tectives to Keep Eye on Shady Deal. New York. LMarch 1.-The precau tions that the governors of the New York Stock Exchange are taking to keep their own house clean were re vealed today by an Exchange mem ber, who declare( that it was practi cally im'possible for a crooked dealer to remain in business there without being caught. In ithe first place, the hazards are too great," this member explained. "An Exchange seat sells for about $90,000, and no one but the biggest kind of gambler would jeopardize that seat by shady transactions. "In the second place, the governors maintain a s(tiuad of investigators, who keep their eyes on any mai whose transactions may become s1picious. T'iese (ietectives-for that is what they are-.vatch that man's trading on the floor, keep an ear open at the tele phones that he uses and maintain a general surveillance over everything tlit he does within the Oxchange walls. "Onev firm, nIow unlder suispenisionl, was 'watclled for several wveeks re (eitly Iuntil it was discovered that its transactions were rumssing beyond the bolder-liie." It is the iien anld wvollel of very small means in New York City and a n umher of other enitres who have contribulted the $25.000.000 that it, is estiliated has beoln lost throtugh the bIeketsiops of Wall Street :.vith inl tile past tv.o lloliths. The l cket shop permiits its custolm ers to traIe inl si all lots on as low vs a omie point margin. As long as it ina rket is fairly 11i11, with fihietiatioTi\ !of only a point or so a (lay either way, tIhe bucket shop can remain in blsi SS- -aMd i lece its customers. Iut wheni the market be(gins to rise, it was stated, then tile blitkesihp fails witLi a siash that carries everythiig with it. It is an L'stablislhedt fact that 111) legitimate broker who actuially pirchases orders consigned to h1im1 Ican go b1roke. It is the 11uman who bucitkets tle ord ers of his elustomiers w ho i., nmiht .vhien the market rises. SiAnd the market has been gradually istig within1 the past eight weeks. Th'Iiat mainly aceoutnts for the gigantic failures in Wall Street bucketshops in that thi(. the expert declared. * * * * * * * * * * * * LO0011N GiBAC11i * (Uy Wm. 1. S,) *~ *~ *' * * * * * '* * *' * * * 1ast iliglit I woke up with my mind carrying me back to .it. Bethel camp meetings, reelling the many line ser mons and the grand singing we had thlere. Th'le hunldreds of youlng people who were ever on the iove. the cook ing that was lit for King Georige---sulch eatalls as nily our l01( black mamtima cottld get ip. No such cooks il tlese latter day. When the leroad .\louth C reek girls enmiie over, what a dgi ('10us ti me we had promenadlinl around with them11 to the differentl tents to see friendts, escorting thieim to the arbor. Aft er early supper all thec young folka had to go dlowni to the big~ spin g to dIrimik the ii mieral waterc. At niighlt preachinmg miost (eery bioy wouild carry out hiis girl andi set uip to lier as close as a kit ten to a hot brick. What godt times we had. Later I hadl to fill miy lpromlisedl visit over' the ('reck. I ?;addilled 01(1 Yaller .John andi rode over. After a time. primpinig' pow derling and1( fixing uip, imiy :irl came out andi inivitedi mle to go out On thet iazza to enljoy the cool breez.es. We talked over thle rare old camp meet. ing times; all the time sihe was mak ing her knitting needles click in thec hair of hose she wa~s working on. Slie had a way of rolling tl* top of thec hose (downi into a r'oundl ball. lier mother camrie ot andl insisted on her showing mnc her wvork. The flne hionic sunil thireadt, bleachied perfectly white and the artistin shape of the hose. She then seated herself at the other' endi of the piazza. Soon I heard her storm out: "Oet out you Iittle kinky-headed niggers. Do you think Mr. 3leltoni came over here to look at niggers? No, just to see your young Misess." What a fool a man can make hm self about a girl! And todlay, our boys are no beCtter. For Men Only Columbus, Ohio, March 1.-Mrs. J. 0. Love dhemandedi admission to a doutble electrocution here and showed ctredentials. "Can't be done," War detn Thomas said, "Meni only." Crime Keeps Him Busy New York, -March 1.-District At torney 'Rustok of Brooklyn, is ao busy "sitanmping out the pre'valent crime" he has decided to cancel all speaking and othier social engagements. Facts,. A fact Is tin excellent thig and' you muis- have facts to write about; but1 you shoul realizeo that even a fact betfoire it 15i'(ready for priesentantion must be cult and( p)olished( like a dia mnond.-Jameis~ f'ryce. SUICEDIES FOLLOW IN WAKE OF WARJ0 I League Estimates Number at Twenty Thousand. Some Reasons Given. b New York,. March 5.-Reaction fol lolwing the war was blamed tonight by the Save-a-41ifo Toaghte for the large number of suicides In 1921, 20, 000 of nwhich were estimated to have 'I taken place in this country. The num- a ber of cases .brought to the league's attention was 12,144, of which 8,140 1 wer'e males and 3,734 females. 0 "This waste of life, the result of g recent disturbed economic conditions g and the a'termath of war," says a ro- y port by Harry WM. Warren, president hi of the league, "has caused commercial 1 failures, loss of enployment and much e real suffering. The growing complex- e ity of our modern life, the feverish un- y rest, crimes, divorces, questionable dress, unhappy home relations, the t ~MIN 1 CASE Friday a Dollar Day Sp In Cotton Goo 12 Yds. Thompson $1.00 10 Yds. Dress Gin $1.00 12 Yds. Apron Gi $1.00 1 5 Yds. Kimona ( $1.00 50c Quality * Novelty Nains< 3'Yds. for $1 Good Quality, Yard Pajama Cheei *8 Yds. for $1 We . are listii not see the ii Everything ii N INTh] eline of religious sent'iment, an ther things -have caused derange< terves, depresslori and less self-con. rol. With improved business, whici 5 sure to come, the suicide rate wil e reduced and -prosperity and happl. oss will return." One of the otriking features of th< eport Is the Increase in the uumbei f suicides of children which was 471 1 1919; 707 in 1920 and 858'in 1921 'here also twere 509 war veterant mong the suicides lapt year. All classes of society were Includet A tholitst of those who took then wn lives. There were ten editors, 4( tUdOnts, 51 school teachers, 21 cler ymen, I9 brokers, 7 judges and law ers, 86 physlcians, seven mayors, 8f eads of large corporations, 76 million ire. 30 wealthy women and 93 -bank rs, including 37 bank presidents. Th( Idest suicide was 100 years and thE oungest five years. All sorts of reasons are given b tie victims. One ian hanged hinisel E RC I DEPAR' nd Saturd scials , LA SILK ds $1.50 Percale LA HANDK] ghams20f ghams CHIL GINGHMl repe ______ CHIL RIBBE) ok 10 Pairs ,00 _ _ _ _ Wide N SPRING lP .00 ;. Include rig only a ~few tems you ai'e : cluded. t Co0.-I IN PANDBUTUY United States of- America, District of South Carolina. IN TID0 DISR'IICT ICOURT' In the matter of P. A. Mitchell, 'Bank Notice is hereby given that the above named person has been duly adjudged bankrupt, and the first meeting-of the creditors of said bankrupt will be held lVtho office of the undersigned in the city of Greenville, S. C., on, the 13th day of March A. D., 1922,. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the creditors may appear, examine the bankrupt, prove -theil, claims and transact such other busi ness as may properly come- before said meeting. 34-it-A 'Referee in, 13ank'uiptcy.. Habitual ConstipatIne Curedi in 14 to 21 lDays "LAX-FOS WITH PEPIN"' is a specially prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxativo for Habitual. Constipation. It relieves promptly but. should be tahen regularer for 14 to.21'days. to induce regular action. It Stimulates and. Regulate3 e Very Pleasant to Take, 60c per bottle. NY' PORE 10 & 11 .r Day Specials in 's Department -inen Collars $1.00 One Lot len's Shirts ) and $2.00 Values ,$1.00 ra's Neckwear $1.00 Ties for $1.00 '0 Values $1.00 's Underwear Elastic Seam Draw ries 30, 32, 34) $1.00 Balbriggan Draw 'es 30, 32, 34) $1.00 ggan Shirts $1.00 tic Shirts . $1.00 len's Socks Cotton Socks $1.002 25c Socks $1.00 !5e Silk Socks $1.00 If you do 11i for them. I because his wife was "too good" for him; another .because his wife wus spending all his money; another be cause he could not stand the noise of a neighbor's piano and another be cause his wife refused to kiss him. One spinster -took poison, leaving a - note that "no man in the world is good enough for me." And a mother took her life because her son would not marry to please her. One man left a note stating "beware of grass wid ows," and angther killed himself for "the good of tlhe I. W. W." -In New York city there were 840 suicides last year, anl increase of 103 over 1920. Ireland has rower suicides than any other country on earth, Mr. Warroh declared in his comment on world conditions. Germany leads the iworld, especially in child suicide. Japan has many thousanids of suicides annually and China is said to have a half mil lion every year. r~ai kR D A AT 0 MP A TMENT S ay, March DIES' Dolla HOSE Quality Men [.00 81 DIES' ERCHIEFS r $1.00 $. DREN'S Mei vIDRESSES 2 [.00 ' Mern DREN'S 3 Pairs D HOSE era (si 3 Pairs for $1.00 era (.i: 2 Balbri 3 Athlei 4ILLINERY 12 Pair 6 Pairs. ci in Sale. 2 Pairs of the specials, interested in, ce AUR ENs