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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-17

West Union, Aug. G.--Special:
Miss Edna Smith, after spending two
weeks very pleasantly at tho home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. y.
Smith, here, returned to Anderson
Monday, and will take up her work
again as stenographer with the Gal
lantJBelk Co.
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Craig, Of Pc"
tersburg, Va, have been visiting their
mother, Mrs. Mamie Craig. They left
Monday, accompanied by the formers
sister, Mrs. G. D. Wilson, for visit
Of a week in Hendersonville and 9TH
er points in North Carolina. Miss
Kate Smith will be in charge as as
sistant agent during Mrs. Wilson's
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Carman Chewning and fam
lily. Of Tucker, Ga, were visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Taylor recently.
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EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS
TRUSTEES and COMMITTEES

who have not made their Annual Re-
turns will please attend to this as
soon as possible. 1t is not sufficient
to keep your accounts straight, but
they should be on record in the Pro-
bato Court.
V. T.. MARTIN,
Judge Of Probate, Oconee County.
Aug. II, 1921. 1885
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-17
OCOnee Creek Graded School.

All patrons Of the Oconee Creek
Graded School who are interested in
the adult school will please meet .
the school building on Friday, Aug.
18TH, at $50 o'clock, as we want to
organize our school for adults.
OcOnee Creek Teachers.
kissing the Pope's foot began
about 500 A. ID.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-17

trust that the patrons Of each
district will attend these meetings,
as work Of this kind is badly needed.
Respectfully, l.. G.. Speares,
Superintendent Of Education
The evening world., 1921-01-27
FU8L FTIuuy OI
DreSsm0keTs' Sale
New FlanneIS

Novelty Silk and Wool FlAnnels-
80 incLes-striped effects in a large
variety II designs and culurings--.
were 1907 and 1884 Sale l.S7
All-WoOl French Flannel-27-inch
large St lection Of staple aud novelty
cOlurings-
were Si.5s and Sl.77 Sale LOO
All-WOOl Plain 35-incb-
were Sl.75. ...........Sa Sale 1.SS
27-in. Robe CIoths-ciderdow fin
ish-various attractive color COM
binations-also 27-inch all-wool
eiderdown-
were "a and &c. .... Sale d i
27-in. Plain Flannels-wool and cot
ton mixed
were .1O....... odle ~ -
AIl-Wool Plain Flannels-27 inch
were 81 .96............. Sale L. IL
27-in. Domet FlanneIs-heavy
bleached quality
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Thrift Sales
Thrift Sales
Silk Hosiery and
Silk Underwear, etc.

Sl.35 to 1897 Odd Lot OF Women's
Silk Hosiery - mock seam and semi
fashioned-blsck, cordovan, White
and colors. ............... 40
$2.97 Women's Extra Size Silk
Hose-full fashioned. .... LOO
81 81 Children's All-Silk Socks -
extra heavy QUALIFICATIONS com,
binations Of color tops. ..... ~
S6.67 Glove Silk Chenlises-flcsh
and white 49, hemstitched bodice
tops .....,.....'''' u
1887 Glove Silk Boomers 2.26
$I.47 Children's Umbrellas
all black. ................. .OS
S2.25 Women's Chamoisette Gloves
duplex, silk lined and double silk
black, white and colors. .... 80
$500 & SIPS Mems Duplex,
Chamoisette and Silk = Lined
Gloves-brown, gray, black
and yellow. ..........'....' H. ~
Stamped Goods
81 ct. to $4.97 Stamped Centres
and Scarfs and Cushion SliPs-.
AZ to 3. n
"a ct. to $5.34 Stamped Tea Cloths
and Luncheon Sets
81 ct. to $4.97 Stamped Children's
Dresses and RompeIs-.
BucilIa Packages
we're ~ to S4.35. % 4 to S.0S
Friday End-OEMOnth
The evening world., 1921-01-27
First Friday Of
DreSsRlGkeTs' Sale
Notions and
Dress Forms

Spool Cotton-stAndaTd make
lOO-yards spool-black and white
white in Nos. 20 to 80, black in
Nos. 40 to CO.
Sale, Dozen, so
Limit two dozen No mail or
phone orders o..
Blasting Cotton-were .S5 per doc.
Sale, doE. go
Sewing SillSa-black and colors-
5O-yard spools-wcre IS per doz,-
Sale, dos. go
Sewing Silks--in black and white
lOO-yard spool
were Sl.35 doz.........Sa Sale 30
Sewing SillSs-black only-SOO yd.
spools--
were az each. ......... Sale "A
Snap FastsneFs--
were 40 per gross ..... Sale 30
Snap FasteneTS-better quality
value rs gross. Sale 90
Silk Seam Bindings-black and
white
we're IS each. Sale, each .23
Inside Dress Belting-lO-yard piece
were 80 to Sl.3O........ Sale 20
Machine and Sewing Needles
were ~ and 912 a paper
Sale, I papers, = D
White Roll TaPe-24 yards
were 2S................ Sale .
Dressn1akers' Pins
were 81 To SO box $50. Sale 20
Dress Shields--standlrd makes
extra quality-light weight and
double covered rubber-sizes 2, 8
and -
we're 20 TO .S4......,...... ~
Bust Forms
were Sa.IO............ Sale j. go
Complete Dress Forms
were 1907. Sale S.DS
Acme Adjustable Dress Forms
sections
were $lO.97........... Sale =. 90
Dress Forms--l2 scctions-tele-
scope-Hall- BOrchard make
were Sl6.47.........S Sale i p Do
Kindly give correct size when
ordering dress forms.
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Thrift Sales
Leather Goods

Cowhide Split Boston BagS-lS,
Is and Is inch sizes-double handles
with straps-were S3.27 go. =. 8 2
Writing Cases--with paper and pen
Gil cOmpartment-snap-button catch
were .0T. .OO
Panne Velvet Hand BagB-pouch
shape-with inside change compart-
ment and drop mirror
were 1887 ,............... H. %
Children's Silk Hand Bags
were Ef.'''.''.'....'
Fitted Overnight BAgs-slide lock
ends-iive fittings
we're S9.6s. .............. I37
COwhids TrAve Bags-ls inches
long--keratol lining
were S7.6l......,.....,.. S.S0
Fibre Suit Cases
were S8.l8............... 4.S1
ShiFaRi Suit CaSes-R{ and 20
inch, s--shirt POcket-strapsE.
were s9.O6. .-s--~-~----. O4S
The evening world., 1921-01-27
First Friday Of
DreSSnakeTS' Sale
Innings

Yard Wide Lining Satins IN
various smart shades
were s2.l5............S Sale i. -
36-in. Fancy Sateens - splendid
quality in effective designs
we're Sl.57. .............S Sale %
Mereerized Lining Sateens-S6 ms.
wide-desira shades
PeFcaline Innings assortment Of
light and dark colors-
were .6&. ...........'...S sale - u
Friday ERd-Of-MOnth
The evening world., 1921-01-27

Muslin Underwear

lNAAtlhook INlkhNuEebHeA-- OF
square neck-edged with embroidery
were Sl.2S. ................ %
Nightdresses-nainsook or soft fin
ished muslin-short OF long sleeves
trimmed with embroidery
we're Sl.6S. ..,......,... H. 80
NiEhtdresses dainty models Of
nAinsook or crepe
we're S2.28. ,........,..... Los
Nightdresses--nainsoOk-beautifully
trimmed
were S2.07. ...............l LOG
Nightdresses-ilesh or white-round
or square neck--elaborate or simple
trimming Of lace, rosebuds, tucks
and ribbons-wcre 1897. =. OS
Nightdrssses- batiste-vAriety
of exquisite models
were S8.oA.................4 800
Envelope Cheunisss--nainsook-em-
broidered or lace yoke front aud
back-satin ribbon straps
were Sl.6S. ................ ~
. Envelope and Straight CheTniSeS-
fine nainsoOk and voile-white, flesh,
lavender. canary-lace trimmed OF
tailored styles we're Sl.97, LIS
Envelope and Straight Chenlises-
fine nainsook-with real embroider-
les, tucks, lace and ribbon
were S&.7B. ................l LOO
Envelope and Straight Chemises--
beautiful models, deliberately. trim
med-were 1897. I.B0
Drswers-good quality-well made
tucked and hemstitched Tuffles-.
were ~. no
Drawers-regular and Isabella styles
were Sl.6S. ............... 30
Satoen BIoorneFs-pink--
we're Sl.2S. ............... 10
Bloomers-dotted and plain silk
mixtures-lace trimmed knee
were 1910. ............. l.BS
Petticoats-with ruffle Of embrOid-
cry or double panel style with
sc, Hoped edge-were Sl.48.. 30
PetticOats - nainsook and muslin
variety Of styles-mOstly Samplss.-
were pl.VI. ..........,.... Il. - n
PetticoAts-with riffle Of fine en-
broidery or rows OF lace inserting
and edge-were SI.07......S.O7
Petticoats-with ruiile Of wide en-
broidery aud flounce Of five and
six rows Of lace
we're S3.S8. ..,........... l.B0
Petticoats--of fine nainsook-hand-
somely trimmed with lace embroid-
cry aud ribbons
we're SS.4S. ..............O .S7
! Short Petticoats-cambric and uain-
sook-ruffle Of embroidery or lace
and edge-weTe $l.36 ....... rs
Short PetticoatS - trimmed with
embroidery and lace
were Rl.O1. ............... Il. Il =
Corset Covers nAinsook with
two rows Of fancy lace inserting
ribbon run--tight-fitting models in
Cluded-were SO. .......,. n y
Corset CoVers-nainsook-some with
lace cap-sleeves--
were Sl.4S.......... SO
Combinations - finish Of convent
edge embroidery on neck and drawers
or skirt--were S2.78........ los
Princess Slips--nainsook or
flcsh-trimmcd with fancy lace and
satin inscrtings--
were S3.B7 ...............2 y. BS
were $4.07. ...............2 .S5
we're P0.T ................O -. ~
Last Friday Of January Sale
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Last Friday of January Sales
TOWeHn6S

l7-in. Towelings - blue bordered,
also GlaGs Checked and Striped
TOweling-
were 81. ....,..,......S Sale i =
All-Linen Crash Towelings-good,
heavy quality
were % ............ Sale 30
Union Linen Class TO1velings -
part Cotton)-
were .Bi, .....,........S Sale 3 -
All-Linen TOwelingS-e1tra heavy
quality
were 10. .,............ sale - -
BiTdseye DiAPering lloyd. piece)
8 inch To 80 inch
were SR.54 to S397--
Sale 4. 400 ,. 10
Last Friday Of January Sales
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Last Friday of January Sales
TOWELS

Cotton Huek Towels-soit finish.
full Observation-Disclosures cob
Ored stripe borders
were .ES.. ................ slS
Turkish Towels-iull bleached-
hemmed-white stripe bordeEs--
were .oo''. .'.....-......... ~ -
Cotton Huclx TOwels-heavy quail
ity--soft finish-hemmed--white OF
colored borders
were .4s.................. ~
Union Linen Huck To,vels-part
cotton-hemmed-white borders
were o.. COMMUNICATIONS. s6B
Imported Huek Towelsv-hcmmed
or hemstitched - white damask
borders
were Sl.lS.. 90
Turkish Bath Towels-fine quality
-hemmed--colored stripe or check
centres
were Sl.lS.. ................ IS
Turkish Bath Towels-good size
and quality-hemmed--plain or JAG
guard centres
were Sl.9s.................1.l7
Last FTidaU Of ,JanU0yU !C1Lea
The evening world., 1921-01-27

Girls Tub DresSes-models in
plaid RinRham-Prettily trimmed-6
to Is yeArs--were Sl.4S. i. IL
Cirls' SwesteTs-coat styles with
large collar, belt and pockets--weIe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cirls' MILDLY Blouses - jean with
CClorcd trimmings and smart ties
LA
The evening world., 1921-01-27

CoTsets--EItra fine broche and coutil
medium bust-long hips
we're 700
CoTSstS -- firm material - pink or
white-dAintily trimmed
were S5.OO........,..,.....3 800
Corsets-pink or white-plain and
fancy materials - low and medium
bust and waistline mod, Is
were $3.50. .............., Loo
CoFsets-C outil and brOche 49,
medium bust and elastic tops
were $500 and lO.OO..... 300
Misses Corset Waists
firm material-Were Sl.SO..,. 30
BraSsieres reinforced under arms
trimming Of lace or embroidery
were 800. .....,......,l Il. 10
BandeAuE-iancy materials-
were eA.00 and S5IO0----.-..&S7
The evening world., 1921-01-27
First Friday Of
DreSSmGkeTs' Sale
SILKS

40-in. CharTneuse bright satin
face - soft draping quality - g cd
selection Of street and evening shades,
also black
were S2.45. Sale lisa
4O-in. Crepe De Chine--full crepe
weave-medium and dark colors--
also black
were .$l.74............Sale Leo
35-in. Messalines-light and dark
colors, also lack
we're Sl.57 ........... Sale Il. =
35-in. TaffetaS 49, lustrous chiffon
finish--navy blue only
we're $l.47......... Sale l.92
35-in. Black Satins-soft finish
good, deep black
were $l.57..........S Sale LA
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Last Friday Of January Sales
BlOuses and Dresses

DANl NOSo OL41 III NOONO
Georgette Crepe Blouses smart
ly designed models in costume
shades
we're 81 .07 and 1855. ....T S7
Mignonette Blouses ombroid-
cred tir.back models
we're S494........,.......0. -
Wolfe Blouses 49, daiDtily trimmed
models-WeTe SS.74 =. IA
Hand Made Lingerie Blouses --
with drawn work and filet lace
rdging-
we're $685. and s0,94....4.73
All Wool Sweaters coat and
Tuxedo styles-some with brush
wool revcrs-buff, brown, peacock,
hcnua, mauve, navy and b lack
were S5.OS. ...............4 400
Women'S and Misses Tricotine
Dresses-model with semi-circular
skirt and wide girdle Of tricolette
in a contrasting shade
Special ...,.,........,l3.OO
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Thrift Sales
Toilet Requisites

46 ct. Hyglo Manicure Set ia
$l.32 Hyglo Manicure Set .02
46 ct. Round Metal Mirror-back
support can be used 10 hang this
mirror up - very convenient for
shaving ''.,' ''''.'.,'',... 'Ot
SO CT. Square Black Metal
MirroT ,..........,....s. 80
% Ct. Tooth Brush
Tine Nhlue. ,..,s...ss.ssss . \ .
35 ct. Size PomPeisn Night Cream
Special, jar, = -
Black Rubber Dressing Combs
seconds oi so value ........ Il -
rs CT. Cutex TBlcum Powder Il -
HeATn's Shaving Cream. .I2%
9I.2s livery Pysalian Duffss.. "a
The evening world., 1921-01-27

,REPUBLIC EvL $50 Mats. Wed 4 Sat. 1.3O
West 42d 81 JOHN GOLDEN Presents
s sst1f 4 ..ngf md DEAR ME
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Friday End-Of-MOnth
Thrift Sales
r UGS

Finest Grade Seamless Administers
and Reversible Wool Chenille
seamless-cOmplete assortment Of
styles-91l2 tt
were $3.50 to 1880. 600
About 50 Axminsters-91l2 IT.
some slightly imperfect
we're S54.5O TO S66.50. -. $500
Fine Wiltons-Bigelow, Hartford
and other makes-9xla feet-medal-
lion designs--rich reproductions of
Orientals and carpet designs
were Sl4s.0O to Sl6S.OO. IL D. Do
Reversible Chenille Bath Rugs
assorted patterns Slightly soiled)
sizes 24x36 ms. and 24x4S ms
were 1897 and S4.97.......2.S7
size 27x54 inches
were S6.H.................4 .O6
size SOx6O inches
were S7.C7.......,...,,,.,,O'O0
size 36x72 inches
were S9.97............. 6.O6
Seamless Axn1insters-best grade
Aft. 8 ms. by f. ms, = l.SS
Special Purchase
HIGH GRADE ROPE PORTIERES
with tapestry bands
were S4.07 to $5.97.........S.S0
Friday End-Of-MOnth
The evening world., 1921-01-27

81 TINCE Wsa Ild street Evening". 6.IG
MhtL Wed. tPOpl hnd sat. asa
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Special Purchase
House Dresses and
KimOnOS

House Dresses-twenty-se new
models in bingham and chRmbray-
sizes SO 10 A.
were S4.84 and $3.50.
sizes SO to 40
were 1894 10 $7.04.........S.B4
extra sizes-4S TO o.
were S5.94 TO $3.50. 81 80
Clearance Women's Beacon Blank
ct Cloth Robes--two and thrce-tone
patterns 49, trimming Of wide satin
ribbon
were $ll.04. d. 81
were 5000. .. %
Clearance Fine Beacon Cloth and
Eiderdown Robes number Of
attractive models with silk girdles
and trimming Of wide satin
were $3.50 to $3.50. T.45
FlanneIetta Kimonos-full length
and breakfast - styles 49, trimmed
with narrow fril Of silk ribbon
were $4.47 and SI.74. ....... 3.27
Women's Extra Size Flannelette
Kimonos-strsight and elastic belt
models-scallop finish and satin trim
mlng--slzes 4S to o.
were INSTRUMENTATION
were si0t.................S. Do
were INSTRUMENTATION
Last Friday of January Sales
The evening world., 1921-01-27
First Friday Of
DressntGkers' Sale
Dress WOoIens

All-WoOl Granite Suitings-SS and
80 inches WIDEN tan, copen,
brown, prune, Burgundy myrtle
and black
All-Wool Broadcloths-chiffo fin
ish, sponged and shrunk-4S inches
wide-smart shades, also navy and
black
were -. 2S............Sa Sale =. - y
Imported All-WOol Poiret Twills--
so and 81 inches wide-smArt shades,
also black
were $5.4S.. Sale 3. = 3
All-Wool Velours--54 inches wide.
were 1897. Sale 800
Cream Tricotine and French Serge
fine all-wool quality-7 inches
and 4S inches wide
were S4.97............ Sale 2.S4
All-Wool Velour Plaids-54 inches
wide-various smart color cOmbi-
nations and designs
were S5.9I........... Sale =. 10
Mems Wear Serge-54-inch-navy
blue only
were S9.97....,...... Sale I.66
All-Wool Tricotine--4s inches wide
new Spring shades, also navy and
black
were $S.97...........Sale 2.27
The evening world., 1921-01-27

GApRlck IS W IS 81. FitLI522 Tvs SIS.
Mata. Thurs a Sat a. AIS
HEARTBREAK HOUSE
A COMEDY By Bernard Shaw
LAST SPECIAL MATINEE TO.M'W, a.So
JOHN HAWTHORNE
The evening world., 1921-01-27

REF .ASCO West 4Ith 81. EVsA At SIS
Nst3. IbuH a SAT AIS
LIONEL ATWILL a : Obj. fiili.i'
The evening world., 1921-01-27

PLYMOUTH T SsS wee 7sS %s : 81 2" =, g
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
The evening world., 1921-01-27

CORI. ". 4sth 81 Eva $50 MAtG Wed. 4 sat
III MARGARET A. ARTHUR
LAWRENCE & BYRON
IN TRANSFORMERS JEAN"
''gHossalAgiS Amusing LIsht cOmedy."-TTibune.
The evening world., 1921-01-27

GrseWsh Village Sc ds SA va az 2S s. g.
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Girls Dresses

Last Friday Of January Sales
The evening world., 1921-01-27
COrsets

Last FridaV Of JaRuaru SaLes
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Babies Wear

Last FridaV 81 IanuarH SaLes
The evening world., 1921-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS

'RAzEt Hsa t1d st. iva. so. Phons u
lat. Wj and Get Re- qrvant
IlARGARET ANGLIN in C q. 5, "SsAs 4
The evening world., 1921-01-27

r VCETM Thea. W. I5th st. Eva a. $50
l. SSSN Mata Thur and Sat. . 80.
AANFN SAHE By AveD HppwOod
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-30

The above coupledsWfth impropss
fire exit facilities spells The death
ity on the present high standards Of
sentence OF thousands II Is o travers-
mental development to note the use-
less sham involved In 90 per cent
Of our present exit facilities Fire
escapes constructed against the aides
Of buildings and passing ordinary
glass windows, eliminating their
utility after the first puff Of flame
from the window below. Spiral SLICES
erected inside of steel enclosure,
frequently found locked with pad.
lock at tho exit door below. only p-e-
pare a more horrible death By
roasting, while deluding many with
surrounding OF apparent safety. I
personally found three Of these traps
locked with yale padlocks. whore
keys were lost--even while 2s rooms
of the school, they were supposed t.,
serve, were In session. -a
at is the duty of every employer
to help, every member OF boards OF
education and every home owner to
realize that he personally must as
sumo the liability and provide 100
per cent safety to those for whom he
is responsible.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-30
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally
II YOu Eat Meat Regularly

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly. can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
says weil-known authority, Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores so they sluggishly filter
or strain only part, of the waste and
poisons from the, blood. then you get
sick. Nearly all rheumatism, head.
aches. liver trouble, nervousness,
constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness
bladder; disorders come from slug.
gish Kidneys. Hts i-'
The moment you feel dull ache
in the kidneys, or your back hurts.
or II the urine is cloudy, offensive.
full of sediment, Irregular. of ,7pas-
sage or attended by sensation of
scalding. get about four ounces of
Jsd Salts from any reliable pharmacy,
and take "a 'tablesp6ohful In a glass
Of water before breakfast for few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid OF grapes and lemon juice
combined with lithia and has been
used tor generations to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to &C.
dvity also to neutralize the acids in
urine so 1t no longer causes irrita-
uon. thus ending bladder disorders
Jad Salts 10 inexpensive and can,
not fnjure; makes a delightful effer
vescent lithis-water drink which al
regular meat eaters should take nov
and then to keep the kidneys clear
and the blood pure, thereby avoid
ing serious kidney complication
Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-30
Of
ALL NATIONS
WILL GATHER

CINCINNATI. Sept. 30.-The So
cond annual conference Of the In
ternationai Bar Association, which is
to be held In Peking. China. October
"a to s6, will institute the begin-
nings OF an attempt to promote the
cause OF uniform justice in the
world and SO ultimately of ipterna-
.tlonal peace. according to DIR. X.
Masuijima of Tokyo, Its president.
Dr. Masujima is now in America,
after attending, the recent conven-
ton OF tho American Bar Association
here. This body was invited to ally
itself with the. International organi-
zation and lawyers of the; American
bar were invited. to participate In its
conferences. He will also attend the
Canadian Bar Association .:meeting
before retarnins-t Japens--------
The first meeting: OF the-Interna-
tionaI Bar Association was held Inst
year In japan. It's object was defined
to be Ito promote justice by the CO.
operation of the members OF the. bar
throughout the world" Its ultimate
aspiration, DR.. Masujima said. was
to attain permanent world peace BY
the power Of a commonly accepted
standard OF Justice
The principal business before this
years convention will be a confer
ence on the points OF view regarding
Justice, which, according to DR.. Mas
ujima, differ widely in different
despite the fact that the
world has seen but two systems OF
Jurisprudence, the civil law and the
law.
The international association. he
said. should begin fits work in Amer
lea and Europe where the common
law. which had inaugurated demo.
,racy. was upheld.
I'm our opinion. the international
Bar Association is an indispensable !
auxiliary OF every political enterprise
II which the League OF Nations Is
IN example, Dr., Masupima said.
1t Is an instrument to bring ma
ions together in better understand
ng, particularly the Fast and the
Vest, whose modes Of thought are
otaily different.
III should acquire in time among
II nations authority TO dictate stand
rds OF international justice to be en-
orced by all the sanctions at the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-30
SOAP Factory {
JOB PAYS WAY
At bRYN NAWR
KANSAS CITY, Kan, Sept. so

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Sept. So
After putting IN two months at
Bryp Mawr college this summer.
Miss. Louise Beauchamp of this city
II back at the soap factory. whore
she Ia forewoman. .s-l
The previous education this Kan
eas girl had enjoyed halted abrupt
~ at the eighth grade. She then
won't to work in tho factory wrap
ping. cakes Of soap. She continued
at II several years. until she was
chosen to 20 to Bryn Mawr. with
all expenses paid. ...... ..
This was part OF an experiment
conducted by sthe college aathori-
ties, women labor leaders and
alumnae this year for the first time.
Eighty-one factory workers In vari-
Gus parts OF the country were CIV
en- scholarships, and had every ad-
vantage Of college life and educa-
tion at this well-known Pennsylva-
mia Institution. Thea they vent
back to the work they had left.
"Of course. I didn't get an edu-
cation In eight vecks-a person
couldn't be expected to-" the Kan
sas City girl said. But did en-
Joy II. certainly. and think I got
a good deal out Of Il. I tried to get
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-30
Dry Territory Has
Its Moist Spots

Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 80
The wine making season is on in the
Sixth Internal Revenue district here,
and Indications are that only s.0O0.-
900 gallons OF wine will be manufac-
tured under permit compared with
100000 in 1919. Manufacture Of
wine by large concerns will be lin
tied to two or three wineries. others
have arranged TO dry the grapes.
There have been many applications
BY private families snder the 200
gallon limit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-30
AN. OLD.REC|PE
To DARKEN HAIR
sage Tea and sulphur Turns
,5c Gray, Faded Hair Dark: ..
g. .r~rr and Glossy ..-Er


Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly: com
pounded, brings back, the naturaI col
or and lustre to the hair when faded,
streaked or gray. Years ago the only
way TO get g.. this mixture was to
make y at home. which is mussy
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You will get
q large bottle OF this old-time recipe
improved by, the addition of other
ingredients. at very little cost. Ey,
erybody uses this preparation now.
because no one can possibly tell thai
you darkened your hair. as II does
II SO naturally and evenly. You
dampen sponge or soft brush with
Il and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time:
by morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two,1
your hair becomesc beautifully
lark, thick and glossy and you look
years younger.-Adv.