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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1921

We find it difficult to get our con-
sent to condemn the disarmament con-
ference now being held in Washing
ton, but conviction impels us to the
conclusion that it is going to be
complete failure. There is not ma
ton represented there that is no.
afraid of every other nation repre-
sented and they are all afraid of Ger
many, not represented. Each nation
wants every other nation to abando!
its program of building armies ana
navies, but would except itself. The
whole plan is based upon a false
premise. About all that is going tc
be "scrapped' is such portion of ships
and equipment found TO be obsolete.
There is only one way that peace
of long duration may be secured
That is by way of the boycott. If the
civilized nations will enter a solemn
agreement one with another to com.
pletely isolate any single nation that
goes to war, refusing to buy, sell OF
hold any intercourse whatsoever with
the belligerent nation, it would be i'm
possible for such a nation to carry
en- successful war. All that would
be necessary to bring such nation to
it's knees would be the boycott. To
maintain this, very small army and
navy possessed by the leading nations
would be adequate. They could com
bine and be more powerful than any
single alton. Those who are responsi-
BILE for "scrapping" the league of ma
tions are now talking about "scrap.
ping battleships and other war i'm
plements. But the league of nations
idea was the real way to safety. TIE
present movement is going to dcgen-
crate into huge joke. 1t is already
thing to be laughed at.
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One of our best farmers recently
had an experience that points a moral
This farmer came TO Union from his
home seven miles away, and hauled il
four hogs that he brought to sci?
TO the market. When he got here, he
found that, owing to the size, there
was no market for the hogs. The
hogs weighed about $50 pounds apiece
The market man told the farmer he
could not use the hogs Of that size &c
advantage. The market man had thai
right, but it was haro on the farmer
Now, if that particular farmer, alon7
with twenty-nine others, had each
raised four such hogs and pooled Their
hogs, it would have made up 42,OOC
pounds carload that could have beer
shipped to market at a fair price
Better still, had the same thirty farm.
ers each raised eight hogs weighing
200 pounds apiece, they could have
pooled their interest and shipped a
car containing 240 hogs aggregating
in weight $4,000 pounds. 1t is a
thoroughly established fact that it
costs less per pound to raise a hog
weighing 200 pounds than it does one
weighing $50 pounds. The agricul-
tural department, Clemson College
and every farm paper in the country
tell us this is fact, Then, too, the
smaller hog is in greater demand.
You can find more ready sale for
the smaller hog.
Why cannot thirty farmers, living
in different sections of the county,
plan together to produce eight hogs
weighing around 200 pounds, bring
them to Union on the same day and
ship them to market jointly? There
should be no real difficulty in such a |
move. 1t would be cooperative mar
keting. 1t could be expanded to take
in hundred, five hundred, farmers.
BY acting together it can be done.
independently, it cannot be achieved
There is probably not big packingf
plant anywhere in the country tina
could not use the hogs and that would
not pay a reasonable price for them.
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to report same, by an order of said
Court under date of October 5, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that ref
erence will be held before me, at my
of December, IS2I, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time and place all
persons holding claims such as are
mentioned above must appear and es--
tablish same in the manner provided
by law. w. w. Johnson,
Judge Of Probate.
Nov. 81, 1921. 1232-3t
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Reject Negroes Nomination

Washington, Nov. 22.--The nomin-
alton of Henry Lincoln Johnson, ne
gro Republican national committee
man from Georgia, to be receiver Of
deeds for the District of Columbia
was rejected by the senate late today.
Senator Watson (Democrat) of
Georgia, who was understood to have
led the fight against the confirmation,
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Notice

State of South Carolina,
Union County.
Court of Common Pleas.
The Union Life Ins. Co., Plaintiff,
VS..
Julian j. Welch, ct AL, Defendants.
The above stated case, having been
further referred to me, for the pur-
pose of taking proof of all claims
against l.. j. Welch (other than liens
upon real estate which have hereto
fore been established before me) and
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ooi Sat says 10 argue with q man
drunk is waste of breath.
Our cat says don't play the game
Our cat says wise farmers can raise
cotton even under boil wsevil cond.
ions.
Our cat says it is n poor puddia;
without sauce.
Our cat says it ill becomes the iv
ing to malngn the dead.
Our cat says it is seldom We regre
having refrained from speaking de
nunciation.
Our cat says honest work has never
ct destroyed mans appetite.
Our cat says he has nice, fat tur,
key purchased from Orus Belue.
Our cat says moderation in eating
should be in evidence Thanksgiving
Day.
Our cat says he reads in the Bible
hat those who live by the sword shal
perish by the sword.
Our cat says the number Of half
baked ideas floating around seems tc
De diminishing.
Our cat says theory that refuse
o be converted into a fact should be
possessed gingerly.
Our cat says thankless heart is g
wicked one.
Our cat says about the lonesomest
'ound he ever heard is mill whistle
at 4:30 a. m. on a cold morning.
Our cat says those who live by
graft often find the living precarious
Our cat says it is better to delay
wrong start.
Our cat says while we are honorine
General Foch the French government
is preparing to maintain its vast
army.
Our cat says France does not in
END TO disarm.
Our cat says it is a stupid mouse
that plays in front If the cat.
Our cat says action should be based
upon deliberation.
Our cat says the price of cotton is
low on the mend, the distress" bales
having been disposed of.
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was said to have laid before the COM
mittee sworn statements of incidents
in the nominees career which the
senator declared warranted his re.
lection. The nomination was taken
up when it was reported favorably
from the committee to the senate.
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RiOting Continues
i'm Belfast

Belfast, Nov. 2s.-one person was
killed in the resumption Of the fac
tional rioting bringing the list of ia
talities to Id, attended the assumption
of the governmental powers by the
new Ulster parliament.
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Professional Notice

I will be absent from the city from
the dates, Nov. % to Dec. 2.
1231-4tpd DR.. d. II. Montgomery.
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Obituary notices, Church and Lodge
offices and notices of public meetings,
Entertainments and Cards of Thanks
will be charged for at the rate Of one
ent word, cash accompanying tbs
irder. Count the words and you WIZ
snow what the cost will be.
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Special Advertisements

FOR RENT-Store in Smith block
Apply to Mr.. c. F. Hart, railroad
crossing, or to Mrs. Newell Smith
151 Thurston St., Greenville, S. c
1196-Mon & Thur-t1
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The Associated Press IS exclusively
entitled to the use for republication OF
oews dispatches credited to it or not
otherwise credited in this paper anV
also the local news published theI ein
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OPEN KETTLE New Or
leans Molasscs. Peoples Supply
90. 1928,
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Mr.. SPORTSMAN-We handle the
famous western Field" shotgun
shells. ]. w. Gilbert. 1231-3t
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MONEY TO JOAN on city and farm.
property. ranging IN amounts
from $3.50 to $4,000. S. f. Bar
ron. 1l86-tf
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Due to famine, four-ffths Of the
conversation among the common Chi
nese relates &c feed.
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at Farmers Bonded
Warehouse and buy. Flour is on
consignment. Price and quality
the best. Farmers Bonded Ware
house. 1224-tf
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DON'T BE ANNOYED with coughs
and hoarseness. Get Huiet's Cough
Syrup. Palmetto Drug Co.
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TRY HUIETS HAIR TONIC for
dandruff and all diseases Of the hair
and scalp. Palmetto Drug Co.
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YOUR PRESCRIPTION will be filled
with the best drugs if you send it
to us. Palmetto Drug Co.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
HOW TO MAKE
MONEY TODAY
NJ W. Isek lealy aud Msss.i visss. WAs
Asy NEayOuS. hrit.tls and E4jIy ~
1lDesA Should Net FAu to fesd Thts
7~l's Ma the SmArts.s ~ a Whs -
AMays Mikes he Mo-. Msasy.

A New York newspaper In very
obAs editorial, SAYS tnat 1t isn't 'tha
gold case, the fancy chain or,the
/. Jewels in n watch that MAKE it go,
but that it is the MAIN SPRING.
with man it is the same as with 4
watch, without the MAIN SPRING
you cannot 20 ahead. WIN h moth
Ing can keep YOU back. IL 3ssplepty
OF iron IA the b'ood thai betps put
the iron-vyil she irop,dssern,,'at Z t,e,j =
saceess ana nofey-maWng In ipaa.
-'sMcn Of blood and iron have been,
the rulers OF the world and c1ptaias
sof inda.ery ot every ese Wiseor, AZ
change food in<o living eells and tis-'
gue and notifirg vop eos do yl-}i n
proper amount % Sood--yoy 90 not
yet the strength ouS Of ~, anN there
BODY and mind. There are so. G10,oQo,-
900 900 red blood corpuSelsn in your
blood ana each one must have iron.
weak. irritable and easvv upset, do
mot wait until Heus 20 all 20 pieces
and collapse in a state OF nervous
Dr0stration but. tal<sf some orshnia
iron like Nux9tcd lront ~ once TO
help enrich your blood and revitaltze
.vour wornout eNhaVted nerves. Nux-
.ate1 Iron is ike the iron ina your
blood and Ire tlff iron In spinach.
lentilS and apDleS, AZ ls SO DNNpsffu
that il Is ready for almoft inirnediata
absorption aad asSiptilatiqn BY the
Blood, while some physicians c.ainl
that metallic iron. which people
usnally take. is not absorbed at all.l
Nuxated Iron often Increases the bod
'ily and mental vioor OF weak run-
down nervous folks in two weeks
time
Beware or subssitutss. Look for
the word ''Nuxate6' on everv pack
age md the letters ~ /. on G pry
tablet Your money will be REFUNDED
by the manufacturer ~ YOU 40 MOI
obtain satisfactory results. For sale
by all drugcists
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: :
ST SPANISH CLASSES (,R0IV
RAPIDLY Az WELL E,SEEY

WEiLBSLEY. Mass, Feb. 10.-In-
creased trade and closer relations
with Spanish-spealSing ccuntries dur
ing last decade have had a marked
effect upon the demand for Spanish
instruction in the larger colleges for
women, Figures just made public at
Wellesley College, which has the only
course in Spanish-American literature
In anH woman's college in this coun-
try, show a phenomenal growtR in the
Spanish departmeptk enroll mont
= In i011 therc fwefc two Spanish
courses at this college, with one In
structor and eighteen units. Today
there arc eight courses. each cfwhioh
Is divided into four or fve divisions.'
and three Instructors for 326 pupils.
Eighty freshmen electcd.the lapguaee
iV Septembcr. All the clusses arc
sa.d to be cVercrowded.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
ITALy'S NH||g!E|pEl
>cR0NSKERN WAR
Despite Bigger Consumption
: Ono Rarely Sees Drunken
Man In Streets.

ROME. Feb. to.r-ofbciai statfsties
lust uubhshed slsvw that the lisiisus,
Il, spite of Ne Enormous increase In
The price or wine. are drinking more
heavily than ever They appear 10
styni their llbations ysfs we'll, how
ever, for YOU nsser come across
,dlrnls anu upronriers'' peopks IN the
strosis. az. 60 be esi,ere eofreet, hardy
ever" Des the f&et ATains thef,
sshsrsas ths Its,isns aoend only
i7.uoo.0oo lf1s, q. ysar ON aertcnl.ure
md Gss.ooontk nrc oJ schools and.
r,,,,,sc INSTRUCTION. which shouia be
~ nlainssays Of thor seonomio iise
aad prcrper,ty they eheerfully lDvest
" q =, ,9ou,ccv i.xe in wine+siDc n -sop,f
400 600 10 sao,se. Most of ithssc
!. ~. 600. 600 Tor sohaceo, ny thetaay,
sre/ /poth es,a ~ rnslc sapi. WHO sup-
yiiss ltsl5 wish THO inAtsr.ai fpr ao-
Saned 'rus.an, cigrrS 'and yifxhis
piof. AinEsnxiri, tl,p greai sae-
III IS. FOR rp.nlai dl.easss and q CON
rI,.ei tnstota,er has raised q solemn
voise dr' vasrlnF. adrnoniahinF tho
{.alisrs ttltf alcohol. ~ whatever
fa,4n. - q SLOW lloason which>sotaer
or later destroys the sudiylsuai nha
The RAGE bVt the ita'iana ana eape7
sially the tHmcnH' rorty mat the -'l-
fscts oi tie poison gnnTt,bs very eioS'.i
i.sdssa, i,s II brh been unable 90 under
e.i.e for lie inst two CIR three thou
arpd. aars tlte phys!oiaglesd end IN
zciiecttss iotirdations cs the lair
siec whiei, - 5tiii riiye nna giQAirs.-
The GiornalQ d'Itf.fa propnses 20
q An IN the proGue tGa oi viar with
cut de3tfoyiig tie iiieyards the
sfapes 20 be consnmed ,lcly - frat
and npfe,inGntea. But the 3poca y@ry
sensy repiits taat lsulg Misiout
WING wou9f 10 loRger be wefthy ~
her histnr<c nar1a and artistie fame
and Horld be GeftinG. 90 fan into
ca8id decline.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
Ends Stubborn Coughs
in q Hurry :.
For rcai effectiveness, this old
homemade re niecy bias no equal
Easily and cheapiy prepared.

. Mpu'll never know how quickly a
bad cough can be conquered, until You
try this famous old homemade rem
edy. Anyone who,Alas coughed al
day and all night, VIII say that the
immediate relief given IS almost Ike
I magic. 1t is very easily prepared,
and there is nothipS better for'eoughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 2H ounces
Of Pinex; then add plain graniilated
sugar syrup to makeAa full pint. Or
you can use clarified molasscs, honey,
or corn syrup, instead OF sugar syrup.
Either way, the fpll pint saves about
two thirds OF the money usually
spent for cough preparations, and
gives you a more positive, effective
remedy. 1t keeps perfectly, and
tastes pleasant--children like it.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
eoothing and healing the membranes
In all the air passages. It promptly
, locsens dry, tight cough, and soon
you will notice the phlegm thin out
and disappear. Aday's use willusually
break up an ordinary throat or chest
cold, and it is also splendid for bron-
chitis, Group, hoarseness, and bron-
chial asAhma.
Pinex is a most valuable concen-
trstcd compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, the most reliable rem
edy for throat and, chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2i% ounces of Pinex"
with directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 20 give abse-
lute satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., 1T. Wayne, Ind.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
new 'SHUEHF roo
raw f0RSf. LOUIS
Dancing So Indecent Proprietor
Of One Han Goes Out
of Business.

Ut. LOUIS, Feb To- SDeciasins pub
tic dancing In ST Louis wittiD thA
past saserai months has become nansS
Immoral and indeceat than In the
past thirty years. Y Issier ciendenin,
eaDcing master, has snnounccd The
ciosirE OF his dance hali 10 all psb-
Nc dances 'untii pubiic tastes aud
aannefs improvs.p
"'rne ftoa1le.' or 'shuffls' Sfeze has
driven acCeni poopis OF the the dance
uoor,r be oeciatcd- Nov, u ever. -
lac t.ns Tor Gity authorft.es 20 stao
~ and ofganf1e "a board o. csasorafisp
o snpcrviaf ppbl'c c.ancing. TIE
,lms has come when dance hall prop
4.etor5 must keep a guard at nsir
donr, ~ Wtieh 'aposnars in aurn-.
mthiea az he curb
when youpg shls row~ 70 Gatces
win their bodsc.s s9t -. iaH .snb
seir aifigys as hishs as poGe ~, and
young Mon ejter tho, hlslireori y llh
~lii:Sey iiaghs onf4hsr nipS ana q
tint or 20 under thea, y ~. and y hen.
7uch eaaees aa 'fodnlsi aud shnfsle
are Tolerated. tic rcsu,S a sonethiag
hard 10 picsegc Ia PRINT all t.rAs.
;Dence halls shouis DO Under CITY
,lcense. removable daily ana stsb,e2.
to 500 Z<.rsion on proof oI improper
conduct BY patroRa. The city sho2ia
have M authorized board 70 visa sll
gsnce helis and ressrt robsarly 20
some constftuted authority on lhe
,aannqr II danhre, All dance hai
proprictprs and aancing iIiStfucsors
should ady6caie this plan
ciendeain deelsred the "shufile"
sp,retbnes referred TO as the'CAiy ago
10 be astrietiy 81 Louis i,~rversion ot
the arr Of terpsiciofe. ~ don't know
where Il came from, he declared
hut do know whffe Il ia leading
the youth OF this city. 81. Louis has
gained a nationwvdc reputation TOR
saigarity and IicenRe beoauSe of it.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
HaBET FINDS
EzyccEE FAVOR EHE EoND0N
-n-.-l'hn cncI1iail

!. lpSDON.y FEB. sl0.--~Tbn cocktail
>ehlg IS erelglD~ npDn l.oaspners.
Fsc se@rafa1o " 4 man wanted
en- 9irpsiizsr4 before dinaer I.o had
G Glp and hhters Today he is airnes
equal'y iikelS 10 have coffin var
nish" on ''ole harmoay," or 4 CORPSE
tickier"
OF peetry lf oorsfails not 70 be found
- the logs exotic and more standard
.TinNs The very nauea nrc esiaring
--or terfifyiae ard or the cocktails
th-rasolges taera u an Infinite va
fieiy.
~ tie American Clisb. in l.ondon
Tic thTeg uioat popular aro the
eBr9f1X.2 inc special club egg nogs.
aud "the Doctor"
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
|SlE H0E'BB1]t 4
WILL, RESIDE 5 HERE
0oohea to 0psh Law 0ttioa In
Washington at Expiration
Of His Term.

After pIa$iue con$ cucua rois in
the pfppery poltics OF GsarKtA fpr
o Sparter- ~ =, ,cfptVry, s'cartqr Heke
fmtliT Win focGc III ,his city upon
ias retirement FROM the Sennfc on
Asrch - Senator, Smith. announced
today that ne iuts aded 10 take up the
praetico OF law Ia Wasbinri On. and
tolls apaoupcepseft constituten pruc
t,ceiirN.H tatogell 60 politics IN HIS
hshia state.
mo re.irlr's GeoFfrir senat5r has
leagad a quito ~ ofeges In the sou'h-
eru b,yidins, and whsn he leaves the
Capitol builisns next mo, ,ih he Nill.
move it,-aeaiatsis 40 hl@ uptown Of
fsect, ~spator slsith viii practice ~
ths ,tnitad'6tstea esulta, tre Courf %
elaisps us,a Che vsr.ous Goy~rnsrf,,l
departtas f. }and~ WIN rerjd. ~ 4
hpte, So
seastor s,aiih came Sst Is wash
inyion >s9 secretary of The intcrior.
IN rnf rpbfnet of Grcyer cleveland,
,'incesthM TUNE ,iie has hcol active y
\sGhl,a ire ne ran thrse tisues- Sor-
gosclnoF Of Gsosge,. ana WAS uves
1is s.Yd aftet THE. inoat stirring cun,
pariai N the ns3torg OF the .;tate For
geaS Son&tors Sciliis has beeu 10 the
dick of CeorGkf politics and the sc-
Ga''ed 'Jtolse inilh faction" lss
heoa powergnN Ne cape 10 the SEN
ME Welye years ago,
senator Smith no% ldtends 10 pat
the gcibiea gaiyq behind h,m ana
20 dnYcles his attention 20 his FIRST
loye tie iaW ~" aaidstodey he rss
Fsr@sd Waahington as au ideal lvea-
tior fol. active re-entry into icgai
Here
Associated With Senator Sfaiih M
his Washington law oaices Viii ~
-G icr O. H ~ Nloodwprth. 81, who
tre eoh--ef Judvcs 2loodworth OF We
eeorgie court Of appeals and ~ OK
neTienee. lawyer. apd a co1npetcnt
office force,
Thea aaa6aueefnant of 8enaNc Sriit's
greatly ihtefeatQd POLITICAL ara legei
fiipieA ffse today, ID had been
iSn6Wa for agpe tlsns trt he was
debatin. whtther 20 ferpHe the prtc-
lice ~ }ais profession - -7eorgaa o.
rcis ain in Wahibatnn but the " On.
ite Snnoanlcemcnt carse tpdey tiiat he,
had leased oalees ans wauis bseoFae-
d rasident OF the .Nati9nai capit@l
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
'TREM LONDON DRESSES !,
WITH 0UILLS OF GEESE

LONDON. Feb. To- '~roothpicI< dec
ofiations'--thus described by rfip-
Aant male-are the latest In tho
realm OF women's dress.
Actually they arc slhall goose qvills
lin the majority OF cases they are
rot moro than half an inch long4-ar-
ranged in square and scroll patterns,
ami so on.
The effect Is very hedsehog-lifse
appearance.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
The Cause of Gout
Rheumatisrf,

According to medical men such as
Garrod. Minkowski, Hans. vogt and
Reach. the cause OF gout is due to an
excessive accumulation Of uric jacid
in the blood. The same effect happens
In rheumatism.
When your kidneys fcel like lumps
OF lead. when your back hurts or tho
urine is cloudy, fun OF sediment, or
you are Obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night, when
you suffer with sick headache, or
dizzy. nervous spells. acid stomach,
or you have rheumatism when Tho
weather is bad, ask your druggist for
An-urio tsnti-uric acid tablets; or
sond DR.. Pierce, Inyalids' Hotel. BHf-
falo. N, Y, ioc for trial package. An
ux1e u mem potent than lithia.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
Will r axe OF
All ExGeSS Fat

y Do you know that there isya simple,
ha rnless effective remedy for overfasne SIS
that may be used safeiN, and seetStlys bg
ANY man or woman wht ls i9siuS, the EliN-
ness OF yoWh?
4 There IL: and n is none other than the
Ia blet form OF the now f@rfotts AeTnpll
Prescription, known Mar,ole l'rcse rtp-
tion Tablets. You can well expecf q redup-'
tion OF from two 70 Iopr pcuads week
without dieting or Exercising. Narrlcla
Prescription Tablets are sold by $ll crpg-
rtsts ri one dollar Tor o large c8Be,t or e
You prefer you can order. direct from tho
MarmoIa Co, 4ef2f Woodward Ave. Detroit,
Mich
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
Prisoners noid Election.

fosT@N Fsb. TO- Deer Island MAS
held its qiret political rally. TFe.yc
-andlaates all .nrisoneFs. maac ring
sfg sp6eeles 10 th@r fcilow inmates.
s0lieiung votes II ttoir o~u i-eha'f
in the election OF lvo dciegatos to
conduct 1Ac lc wir-or gtni2ca kutuai
W2lfafe League.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
AS One na,isel
From Dead
Stomach Pains Gone
EafOnic MaCse Rim, |Eleu
Eafonic MaGe rim, well

AFTER suffering ten long months
With stomach pains, l have taken
Eatonic and am now without any
pain whatever. Am as one raised
from the dead" writes A. Percifeld.
Thousands of stomach sufferers re-
port wonderful relief. Their trouble
is too much acidity and ,gas which
Eatonic quickly takes UP and car
ries out, restoring the stomach 10 a
healthy. active condition. Always
carry few Eatonics, take one after
eating, food will digest well--you viii
teel fine. Big box costs only tritis
with yonr druggists guarantee.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
.5E.lg s LISTED
sg1g w 3agwgess sr7yTru
kSg III 1 SD s

/At meeting OF the hoard OF
trusteea sof the BETTER rhsintss
Bureau yesseraay. the following. APP
plioants Tor memherlhIp were ac-
coptda:
TiWnnssS AasRis Novns Meu'e shop
b sIeInpnd and CO Gag1mon end
2se i4ouis Hiraa.- Ans#r Brotharss Sol
gureau ana James r. lsossnthaI.