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Stems from Salters, R. F. D. 1. ' Farmers in this section are busy j1 picking their totton. Tr.?: fields aie.i white with the harvest, but we think ' I it is about all open and there will not; ] be such a bountiful yield as was at; 1 one time estimated. j 1 Mr. anil Mrs. Alsbrook, of Man-! umg spent Saturday and Sunday with i Mrs. W. C. Cannon. j i Mr. G. Walter Scott and family mo- ' tored to Lake City Sunday afternoon j i to see Mrs. Scott's parents. Mr. and j s Mrs. F. M. Cuddin, her father having j < been quite ill for some time. We are 11 glad to report him somewhat im- ' i proved. ' < Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Carter spent last week-end with Mrs. Cartels | mother. Mrs. Lewis, near Greelyville.: Quite a number of our folks enjoyed > an ice cieam social at the home of Mr. William Cannon Saturday afteri noon. Little Herbert, the nineteen-months- 1 old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 1 Chandler, has been very ill but is improving. 1 The sudden death of little "Bettie", < the six-year-old child of Rev and Mrs. Jones, of Greelyville. came as an aw- * ful blow to the folks in this communi- 1 ty, especially those who knew her? for to know her was to love her, and 1 we know there are no brighter stars i in Heaven than sweet little "Bettie". We extend our heartfelt sympathy to J the bereaved family. 1 OWL. !' LEAGUE PROVES VALUABLE jj Council Smooths Oat Difficulties Be' tween Four Nations. Paris, Sept. 20.?The ninth session of the council of the league of nations adjourned today after having smoothed out difficulties between four nations in controversies which at one time threatened to result in war. Through its action in the Polish-Lithuanian crisis the council succeeded in getting the two countries to agree to an immediate suspension of hostilities pending settlement of their dispute, which both sides agreed to accept. The Aland Islands question likewise J J ? #?!? n.o,f /av caftlo. IS consiuereu 1U a loll " aj IV. vv.^v men. A Finnish reservation which at first appeared seriously to cloud the issue was explained as not offering an insurmountable difficulty and as having been made largely for technical reasons. Wil NO1 Begi Prem: The J Don't F Let E\ i League officials explained that, al though neither Finland nor Sweder ivas legally bound to accept th< league's decision, they were morall} bound to accept it. It was furthej pointed out that a settlement. "iJ Packed by public opinion, would vir tually compel acceptance. Count Quinones de Leon. Spanisl ambassador to France, and Baron Keishiro Matsui, Japanese vice foreigr minister, have been appointed to represent the league of nations ir the settlement of the Polish-Lithuaniar question and it is expected that al east a tentative decision will be ready for the approval of the league council at its October session. o Subscribe for The Record. Hebron N'ew>. A protracted meeting will begin al Hebron on Sunday. Rev Becham. ol Lake City, will assist the pastor. Rev Hodges. / Mrs. Ben C. Baker and children reamed last week after a visit of several weeks to York county. Miss Flora Kennedy, of Kingstree ;pent the week-end here with home "oiks. Mr. G. W. Rister arrived Saturday .o take charge of the Hebron school vhich opened Monday. Mrs. J. R. Ambrose, of Georgetown spent several days of last week with ler sister, Mrs. Ben Baker. Miss Ruth Wilson has returned lome after a visit to North Carolina Miss Colea Baker and Mr. Boonie VfcClam were quietly married at the Helped Fat "Ziron Did Us Both 0 of Non rr is a well-known medical fact, fin iron Is a necessary constituent of fia blood, and that blood larking front the cause of many troubles that only froi will cure. ? Ziron, a scientific compound of frn with other valuable ingredients, Is fin remedy to take when your blood need more iron, and your system requires I tonic. Ziron is mOd and harmless, doe not stain the teefli.aad iq good for cfafi dren as well as adults. Mr. P, 0. Gentry, of Nome, Teas. liams TOE n To S ium Bo< Slogan: 'orget the ual ExF 'erybody n the Hi; home of the bride's parents, Mr. and ^ i Mrs. S. W. Baker, on the evening cf i the 15th. H r "UNKNOWN" 8 UAur nnoTADO 11 nun uuuiuno , ; TREAT COLDS AND THE FLU First Stop in Treatment Is a Brisk1 Purga;ive With Calotabs, the Pxurif.ed and Itefmed Calomel- j Tablets that are Nausealess, Safef and Sure. Doctors have found by experience 1 that no medicine for colds and influ ! enza can be depended upon f^r full effectiveness until the liver is made thor; oughly active. That is why the first step in the treatment is the new, nausealess colomel tablets called CVJotabs. which are free from the sickening and weakening effects of tho old style calomel. ' Doctors also point out the fact that an active liver may go a long way towards preventing inf.uenza and is one m of the most important factors in en-1 ~ ' abling the patient to successfully wit 1- S stand an attack and ward off pne a- j ? monia. > ? Ono Calotab on the tongue at bed | time with a swallow of water?that's 8 all. No salts, no nausea nor the slight- 8 est interference with your eating, pleas- gf . tire or work. Xe::t morning your co d 8? i has vanished, your liver is active, your 3 system is purified, and you are feelirg | . fine, with a hearty appetite for break- | fast. IJruggists sell Calotabs only in ? original sealed packages, price thirty- f ; five cents. Your money will be eheer- j , fully refunded if you do not find then 8 delightful.?(Adv.f | her and Son \ <ood," Writes Mr. Ontry, me, Terui 1 1 I t writes: "iOron Iron TOdttUasmadecoo | j In my fuiflj. I hire jmM it to ft ytt ? I great advantage to jnyadf and ay 14a | i year-old boy. It did Oft both good* 1 ? thick ft la a good nedfchw for what it ta | I recommeided." # *1 t If you are pale, weak llrd, feel dm | b and out, fake Zhou. It wfil put Iron Soul g I your blood, and should help build joa^t g I Oct a bottle from your druggist todch | aad give ZIRON a Mr trial. Sold g trim under a money-back guarantee. # Ask him about U. Ho will tell you. g burg =WillB< tER 9, elect Y 4 I >Ks Will 1 r ' "LET'S Premiums f libits?$50.0 T Strive to ] Btorv of W v i *n?ft .. _L.V-.r_ < FORDl The Universal Gar jj Sales g Service | Insist on Genuine Ford Parts. I D.W.SMITH KINGSTREE, - S. C. ! Beat tl I Raise More Hay ai I the best Hay Pres I some of the men v 1 T. W. Boyle I C. A. Hines J. E. Stokes B. G. Lani ? IT* It if I | IL. IVl. I J H. S. | Let me book your 01 Press when you want it T. B. || GREELYVILLE, Corn V 3 Held= io, i our Ex Be Out i: > WIN * A* ^ or Commu 10, $25.00, Make this illiamsbu tin mmmmmmmmmmmm i {Just I j Car load Rock Lime, ? /~+ i i n 1. j T\ Iuar ioaa oasn aiiu u Car load genuine 1 Car load Hydra Car load Acm " Car load Pc Prices R Kingstree Hi Hampton Street, rwrri m f wrtrtmermrrmrrrw le Boll id Bale It With the s oi its class on the i vho have seen and e W. H. 1 C. E. T. I d S. rulton Gamble der 30 to 60 days ahead so : PRICE, $160.00 F. 0. B., ( CLARK - S nty 1 [1 ant hibits n a Few THE PI inity and j $15.00 ? > the Best ^ f ^ i -n Ig ^UUilt ?'.C_ V * Arrived If oors (white pine) j Eted Cedar Shingles, * ted Lime, e Cement Plaster, j irtland Cement. 1 irdware Co., I 1 Kingstree, S. 0. j Weevil j "GRASSHOPPER" I V} market. Here are 1 . ndorse this Press: ii Fair Register i I I. Johnson m A 6. Haselden m J. B. Alsbrook ?j S| T TT A 1 1 SB jno.n.msDrooK ih you will be sore of your i vreelyville, S. C M SON I OUTH CAROLINA | h Fair | 1 12 * ..; Now . x Days A EUZE" I Individi FAIR Ij y 1 3 j t ..... . ?aiM