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Pain Instant Relief from Scald., Burns, Cuts, Wounds, etc. IT SOOTHES Painful Injiarles often result from accidents. Mustang Liniment kept always at hand is cheapest and eat insurance. *Made of purest oils, it penetrates quickly soothing and healing the affected parts. Says tv*. Sglo. D* nille Sa -I ~'have usedyorexci and and it the r in 4 cut, a burn. a bruise-I4n fa a t arn ailment that can be cured bya iinim~ In using I think-it quite important to rub t well1into the pores and repeat the operation at frequent intervals," 'DEWITH 25c TRIAL 30111.3 FREE - so bra "at* sa TODDLE . L 8us t stams ooi f Trial Bottle l *o'A" Sta net. ToddisNoos 25c -50c - $1.00 Sold by Drug and General Stores . "no Good Old Standby Since 1848*" MEXICAN 666 oreak a Cold, Fever and Grippe or than anything we know, pre. ig pneumonia. W. S. M. Says. "I'd open an office in Wall Street or celebrate in Paris every Christ nas if I had a dollar for 6very worry I've saved bar owners. The Wil lard Threaded Rubber battery saves mental inguish and brain ~torms because the 'hreaded Rubber In ~ulators last the life of ~he plates and don't pave to be renewed." Willard Sorvice Man We're here to save you ~me, worry, and expense In your battery. Drive iround. ILaurens Storage Battery Co. W. Lauren~s St. IPhone 446 SEES BIG DEATH TOLL FROM HOOCH Oleveland Chemist Declares Un dertakers Will Have Pros verous Year About 1926. DANGER FROM RAW FUSEL Oil t Removes the Oxygen From the Blood, Causes Lips and Body to Turn Blue and Has the Same Effect as Asphyxiation. Cleveland, O.-Undertakers will have prosperous year about 1926, in the pinion of analytical and consulting -helists here, because, they claim, the Irim Reaper is whetting his scythe foi t harvest of prohibition liquor drink. rs. Hundreds of persons are slowly bul urely asphyxiating themselves, ac ,ording to J. M. Kovachy, assistanti -ity chemist, by unsuspectingly assini. lating the poisons found in almos ,very sample of what was believed t( e "pure bonded" liquor. Hundreds oi amples are brought to Kovachy eacl nonth for analysis, he said, and all hus far analyzed have contained c igh percentage of fusel oil in the law. In large quantities, consumet )y steady drinking, fusel oil change he blood from oxyhemiglobin t< nethemiglobin, he insists. Same as Asphyxiation. In other words, Kovachy says, fusel >1i removes the oxygen from the blood :auses the lips and body to tur >lue and has the same effect as as. )hyxiation. "Illicit peddlers of whisky use eth. 'lacetate for flavoring purposes I: iome cases, and this Is very injuriout f taken in any quantity, acting as i weart depressment," the chemist de !lared. M. 1). Crutis, proprietor of the Clhem cal Laboratories, advises the present lay drinker to "analyze well befor ising." Traces of adulteration that !lip year after year from a life havw een found in almost every bottle ol illeged "bonded" liquor lie has an Ilyzed, he asserted. "It is true a portion of the contenti >f most bottles is pure bonded whisky rhat gives it the color, flavor ani naste," Curtis added. "But the goo( iquor is mixed with ingredients thal ire harmful to the human system, an( lie question uppermost in the mindf >f those who come to me for analysh >f their liquor is how to remove th ngredients and leave the bonde tuft." Gross Misrepresentation. That . "bonded" whisky is beinj Irossly misrepresented by bootlegger. van revealed recently when a raid o: i printing shop in the downtown see ion by federal and police officials un !overed a plant which is said to hav )een devoted exclusively to the manu 'acture of counterfeit labels and bot led in bond revenue stamps. The labels were similar to thos4 sed by prominent distillers on popu ar brands of intoxicating liquors pre rious to the eighteenth amendlment go ng into effect. Ten thousand alleged counterfell evenue stamps were confiscated. Fed ral secret service operatives declart hat statements made by some of the ix persons arrested in connection wvitl ho raid indicate that $50,000 had beet 'cleared" during the last year througi ales of the labels to bootleggers it Cansas City, New York, Chicago, De roit and other cities, REGAINS SIGHT, LOSES JOE Nhen His Blindnes, is Cured, Positlot .in Broom Shop in Cleveland Ceases, Cleveland-Joe Lanza, nineteen, hai ost his job and ho is finding it hard ito get another one than at any oth r time in his life. Joe was wcorking at the Society foi he Blind, where with other blind met md boys he caned chairs and dhi >ther: jobs in the broom, shop. On< lay he was told to report to a 'lispen tnry for an examination. Hie wvasn' very much interested, having been ez umined many times during the 11 rears'.affliction .without anything hag gening. But this time he was told they werd foing to operate. Today lie can se< rery wve'l. "It's,. wonderful to be able to se< ugain, buit I wish I -could see a job, ie said. ~AIfPQN CLAY-PIPE FURNACE Inglish Company Declares Small De mand Among Smokers la Reason for Closing Plant. L~ndpn.s.,qecause dfi the sinall de nand for clay pipes nowadays '1 GJeorge '& :CO. of St. Jude's, Bristol tylt: hs~v tnade susa~h pipe~s for d dad.4ecided to ,.ese.. down.'. Th last batch of clay pipes was baked i: Lheir kln teepntly, .o FIftt~ .earp -ago elay .pipe makini vas the; st ple indmistry in the St Yude's district, but the 14 firms the ingagede i it are no more. Ti e nerations of .the George amauei , the kilnl lighted for thi ast til p1~u tq tgenty .yoars cg hle frmsha~ bigiosth Afriea'n tradi ~he ?.i9E be:in'g used by Europea1 ruaders to b4rter avith natives, to ~bpfr lvgy ggd land other -treaslurot WILL MOVE TROOPS FROM GERMAN SOIL All Amerlcan Troops to be Movedl From Germany First of July. Washington, iMarch 20.-,All .Ameri canl 'troops -will ibo out of 'Germany by July 1, under orders issued by Secre tary Weeks today by direction of 'Pres ident Harding. About 2,000 oicers and men are directly affected as the -remainder of 1MIaJor General Allen's command In the Coblenz bridgehead zone on the Rhine already were under home orders. The announcement of T'he decision for complete American evacuation of occulpied -terlitory in Germany was made by Secretary Weeks as his first act on return to the war department from a three weeks' vacation in Flori da. He indicated that the step was ordered in complance with the poliey previously announced of witthdra'wing the Rhine forces as quickly as possi ble. It had no relation, he said, t( the wrangle in Congress over further 'eduction of the size of 'the .a-my, not did it result from tho correspondence 'between the state department and the allied coinmissioners over the Amci-i can demand for a share In Geranar Dep Situated in i Lumber ] H Grocerie. Shot Planters F< 8-3-0, 10-3-3, Nitrate of Soda I also have that I can sell y sell you first ci rising) Flour fo load. I also he the tub or budl Last1 Har I want to i time. I will.d take up emptie earth. Call Phone S. reparations paymnflts on account of the Imaillteance of troops Ii Germany. The -war secretary made no expl-ana- A tion of steps that -would be taken to c turn the Coblenz sector over to the allied commanders for rpolicing and I to hold the bridgehead as a means for further advances Into Germany to en force treaty obligations. The three bridgehead positions were taken up under the armistice for this purpose and their occupation confirmed in thei treaty of Versailles and the treaty be twoen the United State- and Germany.' it was admitted at the war dkpart ment that the aettion of the United States in completely abandoning the Rhineland position might have sone' effect on the negotiations resultilg from Secretary 'Hughes' action in sub mitting -a request that the United States receive a share in German re parations payments already made to C cover .maintenance of the armies on 1 -the Rhine. It was insisted, holwever, j that the step was not a (irect resil j of 'those negotiations,- since complele -withdrawal was forecast before the f note calling attention to tihe Americani bill in excess of $2,11,000,000 on this account was Iransmitted. WHAR rtment the Heart of Lau Plant Just at the arper St., is My I I Carry a F Wagons, ather Collai ks, Dry Good artilizer & Phosphate 10-3-0, 16 Per Cent .d several cars of Flout rou cheaper than you ass flour, such as St r $8.00 a barrel, and tve a connection with cet less than you can I but Not Least, I ] ris Sprn ret 100 families drin4 Jliver to your door a s and leave another a 413 or See Wili~ Prompt and Ef: ARL FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on tho 23rd day of larch, 1922, we will render a 'lhial ac ounit of our acts and1( (oiligs al Nxeeui ors of the eState of Mlollie S. 'I'uckoer ccased, in the oflico or the Judge of Irobato of Laurens county, at it 'clock, A. M., and on the sali110 day 1ll aplly for a final discharge from Ur trust as Executors. Any Per-son indebted to said estate i notified and required to miake pay llnt onl that date; and all persons aving claims against said estate will rese"t themli ol or before said date, W!y iproven or be forever barred. WILLIANM SCOTT, A. C. TO"DD, Executors. loh. 22,l1922. 32-5t-A FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the -th day of ,pril, 1922, I will render a final ac ount of my acts and doings as Ad inistratrix of' the etsate of 11. F. 'osey deceased, in the office of the lidge of Probate of 1,aurens county, t II o'clock, a. II., and onl lthe same, ay will apply for a final discharge r0om my tru'~st as Administ ratrmix. Any person indebted to said estatn n otificd and required to make pay lent on that date; and all persons aving claims akalinst said estate will reseit tlei o or before silid date, TON'S Warel rens, at the old R. R. Crossing Place of Busine 'ull Line of Harness, s a Stecia s, Overalls, Co. goods always (cid, Kainit, Cottor -'bought before the can buy wholesale preme (plain) and it costs more than'i a refinery and can >Uy it wholesale. -landle a Full I gs Proc ing Harris Springs gallon demijohn Iemijohn full of th( am Byrd, and i Ficient Service. WHAI dilly proven or be forever .barred. LIMANall J. 1 08l4y, Adil itrati ix. March 1, 1922. 33-5t-A ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine L=3 Take Aspirin only a1s told in each package of genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. Then you will be followinig the1 directions and dosage 'worked out by .physicians during 21 years, and vroved safo by millions. Take no chances with substitutes. If you seo 1thp Bayer Cross on tablets, you Caii take them wvithout fear for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rieumatisti, l'arachie Toothaceli, Lumbago and for Paitt. landy tin boxes of twelve ta^ lets 'oat few cents. Druggists also sell larger packalges. Aspirin Is tho trade mark of Bayer Manufacture <t Monoaceticacidenter of Salicylicacid. iouse Gray-Shealy on South ss. Bridles Ity Etc. on hand; 8-3-3, Seed Meal and price advanced today. I can Blue Bird (self that by the car sell you lard by .ine of lucts Water on full each week and i best water on %ou Will Get (TON