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That, at Least In New York City, There Are Moro Sufferers. 111 &n;43Ipef of I hea ii rt Im Iieretiming lii Ihiki (,fly, egcordling Ito it reloort 111111lf req'-e illy hly D)r. Ifiillsm I. iiIrr'i" dirsi e or for tile iireuut of ipII*f'u'ee-veni cin idbene'', lr A'tieg lIenlh 'mornisilm .inee'r Dr. Irrnieuk .1. Smiemrgie of Neo w Y'rkml I ee New YIrmk Thloes-. "it l wi is- e4, evetu ti fieru ' I," it- replor-t e4elo , " hoew greeie-lr Iiel .iri'-ef- if- e-arriliir- elief'li up ti r the ee of iwi'.lfy-F ur th n il 14 roucce in iele's o r .. eile r i tge g r o t ips1 . A ter i wmeity I#l,r, y', r of f eorw i, i eec r, I, leem i ric'ir'u' hi'i'ii 's inr'i'e''eiejifg y uriiniee 'ei lee ineeii.. "W hOf te firu, l'erilt-iinrly iewi eir- 'fil bulci cec n ; i ii'le-ehenilhI pe'bilueem ih 111he e ly re'uc! fil len r '-st- Ill which 1111Y lll' fill e renill e1 'eneeec1'ce meeeay have r1le0,-1- le t ife'ep eet'l ee' ieiu ' te'clufin ally 11me1.1 tec Iihe hee ' 'i h e viweee'inr se If-Ili, wo 11ha1 wo inity Shhe1,ld F;tneh peer .eeIec frreitil3y me'ni eitt oel e l sciriln mite rice' e111 p1 iile' 111 1 111r1eve'nl 1111heir eiecem c ur e ueera eic 'eei lnee ul lonete. 4, im'iro' lii pi si'elic iie eetieiii. i le i ioo l ioleent4 ts he r 1e gh to be 111n11l4 prov10 1ini Ito Jn eI nin-111 Whe4-1h44r oile eil it 'iiiiii i im 3'iy he mtiel' ring from ie -el uine iefoti'i, lcel it no to ine eer hele 1iehe1 me'he i'ieien e ne4 i et ier eeell 1ol Ill ener1110' 1en10 Ci luseie'i' lee iwhii'hi I I'rv ene1 lin 1f teir uiceeeenr'i nee .411i en el wil Ce eill lie' eiv i to ienitieh iul lif i % I-Ih ise unpee1i eel. 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' ' "If you1e fTnvoi 4even tw ei I'lght lin mil itii'm civeiind from th in11. 4ee'r nesel d tilSlIith ,4eccn;t econ et n thwirdu, ,\mt oome to theli prn11t ibordring thle Ahilit Noieh cotel," nyi Mr. Sleintt 1411, " h i lt %h Ir'itie l itirIa gutliar ' ,1coa1t. :11 1011n i -11,1.0041 e4411untv m1111 ther cit's The I iplaa ti n i ttI cc c Ilhen 'liluk i hl e cInt 1:1nd0, \\ It ht 1 peel tp iit1tcn SO light I thalit lite, 1,n iW mwhich all% I in in \.iteor N tall I thaled Thce .\ei ittI 'llisI e i says, have entibo le Ihl I ds ofi Itens of tI ii So\cme 11w tim 1u i'. of t howceean to i 'inie hitiecdil'd, with l tr m"iter 4Cf lmuk oxen lw her111nd theie. ''lheri ne' t h' pola' fvre, both w lit c1 :1nd 111uto, that feed Ic .ue111t11101 %%% hlith un holvciibli' Nw\\ i11,t11HOf ccl itemings that11 als) I'lt I Ice food of nu Iofciit1iiic 0 1 cewlsc antd haewkse ecnd tcuells. Th'ler'c are'i the Ii~ii go eend brat'ec itnd swanii antd erintei anil icont, andu vaiousc~tc sc'lies ofcii~i due iWent ya'hi addli toi tis reicturcc ;hi' humbilehCuc', c blittlie ii'es andii ichudeeut inesict ille, of wh cihl ihe impes'sile an itd I''les uoernle'ei' ipart, youe et ai PIcltr' elo c utr3 thate ien slnuteri c'ert'ly is IeUC not nithoute Where to Buy One, fi'utr, we'tre p'ilayes e. iletty13c strtied ca newv l'S d ess and youe haene't."' .ildcin promptely cmei hetk wlih thce eply : "lecys dion't wcienr diri"nes. I hae' ca new suti,. andii y'ou haevent't." 1l~iy didi noti hesite. "'1hae' "Wl,1 he~ nciew ocxfordsl ,ane'd youe 1iuet t y det~ e'rmined'u I' IA have the last - erd'~ andic esalid "We'll, 1 hnivu aiII lite h'ahyi brereic andii youc haene't,." w'hat stcre diid y'oc ucy him At ?" The Limit. * "Tiher'e Icrn't mucch 1 donVf't know'cc shutcu the En'glishe Ilantgnagei" t'osted thei lor's-hioted man in the hotel iluIhh'y. "1'l1 test yue," a f'riend puleked helim wpf' Quickly'.. "ll dictate at para-a *graph tc' yu'nf," With ani assteT~ue air ltce hc'ntster soired his t'eeull, ht his jaw droippfed nea he huterdI: "As Hugh~i I~nghe was ewin a ynele lag from a n Ne tre, n an desse inclothes of drk bue he en e u to HUgh~ anrd said :'IMav'e yoe see myi ewes? '1f~ youcc wcill wcait unitil 1 hew this sew tree I will go with yonc aywhiee ine ReYtNpe to look for' yonr ewes,' sa41 Looks l.ike George, day~ ncfternecti~ 1 toldi my little girl that her father Ivas alieep, anrd that .1 wanrted he'r anid her' hlother to 14 as silent vea0c the im, A 'mum1nt late I heant~ her rlepeact any Warcig toc h4e ft 'Sptiks' evnc. Roebeet, wheo Ia quiite a sautt' tuv1 hI'4vs ago. 'A Sp iki1 aitiIkt th~ igtai DIKFEATH LOCUALS 1,1t W9eIgIIIm uof CEInrtons Iefout loti. (ContIrlibitted ) III It poorly plasyed gaso (if tootblfl (il theo locasl flois loot iKrldsy, Il It Cl in lou1 filghl School0 1440111 flotoiitel 010o Jo Ciii 1,011,1i 6; t0 0. 'I'lP 9LIgijo iiltOWiS4t thtiI both, (4,111101 lifiviVO t great dealI to loalm1 10iiit -olil Irootll I. Ther 10wore firosjtioillt riii 1,0, vaIrlotig well~lI t', "I'd( lacek (or Jen(' l(Ii li e xiiItedI ilt. 1,L101 isbnhy ('IWo ten Itn. C11l Aou swOrr Its to In II 'Ilit j til t 11111 oil fill filegoo lii torl0(s '1 11100 p iilt 111litgi It looked to Oltlly lift If it IdItilt pilaiyer 1usd o 1lut it I- lug l dI Its'v 1)1104. I'i(, 1111111 III(! 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(ri esIsWO al l 1,14iii 101114. Nov. I I. *'\iides ost Itl Ande14'so)i. Na~ o v 1- iitti Ii I diiitn. Nov. 21I Utilltisvy lit Colffsey. Al 1141,111 ('oiil-Owln1gs' Thersse will Its it ll's' ov llaowe'vil ply lit 01 i'siy Co'lt 1't -Mv I igs mlsool II'slsllg WIr~idity iilit Oct. 27 atS o' las okh. )O ato ei4 wIll ho' serv'ed bv hvvk l1 t isa lis N it's lisc miltt Iltoo aft el SItsl,% 111y. I'-hs' IybsIy Is lit sited it ~~mw TH/ UNIVERSAL CAR NEW LOW PRICE Effective October 17, 1922 Lowest Price in the History. of the Ford Motor Co. F.. O. B. Delivered Price Price Touring, regular . . . $298.00 $366.30 Touring, witi starter, . . 368.00 439.42 Runabout, regular . . . 269.00 336.46 Runabout, with starter . . 339.00 409.26 Chassis, regular . . . 235.00 297.34 Chassis, with starter . . 305.00 369.02 Coupe . . . . . 530.00 607.90 Sedan - . -. . . 595,00 675.50 Truck . . . . . 380.00 445.82 Tractor . . . . 395.00 435.33 ' Denountable Ribns $25.00 extra when supplied with open cars. We have succeedekl in getting our allotment of Ford cars raised considerably for the next six months. Place your order immediately and get; prompt de livery. Marchant Motor Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR LINCOLN FORD FORDSON Telephone 334 Laurens, S. C. SPECIALS AT Minter Co.'s Cash Pepartment Store Make your dollars go as far as they will. Buy here and do away with guesswork. Everything at lowest possible prices consistent with value merchandise. Shoes for All - TeBlankets lwrieanedsnomaeagoodK valinapai The cold weathier is just -ahead~ of us. Youl can beat thle of shoes. It must he the style youwat ai ud need, of the right cold witer that is predicted by buying your wool blankets qluality. at a lOw N prioe. We have a var'iety of the new fall here. tyles and we are alays glad to show y. All virgin wool Plaid Blankets in beautiful patterns, and a.dies' Kid loots..... ............. $2.50 to $6.00 silk trimmed, a peeial Value at per pail ..... ....$9.75 Ladies' brown xfoeds ..............W. $3.00 to $9.00 ool Plaid Blankets, a remarkable value at per pair . . $7.50 Ladies' blaek Ox)oris . .... . .... $2.50 to $9.00 W ool and Cotton Plaid Blanket-, special per pair ... 98 Ladies' brown Strap Pmp .... .... ......$3.00 it $7.00 Cot ton Plaid Blaikets, speeial per pair .... ...,$2.98 1adie' black Kid and Patent StrAi- Pump, ...$3.00 to $9.00, Bluster Brown and Red Riding Hood Shoes for "Young e argairt A merica." Don't fail to call for these shoes, The boys M Mill Ends in 32-inch Shirtings in olid blue, a stllisi girls like them and you will be pleased with the service they 25e .eloth, fast color, thbet haigamn of the year, 10 Yds. for $1 .00 Sweaters or wa, m d alend. E aMILLINERY tive styles ;andyou CwrtAinly get a dollar's worth of value t just arrived. Values up o $10.00 for every dollar spent here. l r i w $0 NJ Women'sheavy Shaker Sweater, all pu, virgin wool $.98 Women's all wool Jersey Sweaters. Tuxedo styles, assort ed colo-s, spoeial .. .,,,,,,. .,.. .,,..,,5 8H children's all Wool sweaters, in a variety of coor, speeial Me X O e .1316re poop e buy hdtWhx Hosiery todayx than an ofl Knitting Yarns mrisnee to hT "wear. ""r . ,4 to . 19 lf ou re nittig w ca suplyyo-inColmbi G r hoeix -kilk alose, speiNal, ... .. . .. . . .9 t o P.95 It yPhearn knitting we smpply youin Oolumbia, Sil'k mixed with Virgin WOOl $135 to 260 mantown, Silk anad Wool, or eotch Sweater Yarn. Phoenix His0e Nose , e,,l *t tt . 60 . MinterC ar Store A S.i. .4 _t.. q* IVI ' ,',