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ifa , SPECIAL NOTICES. • • • • • NOTICK—I have a red cow without horns. Owner can get same by pay ing for this notice and feed. — . W. My CHANEY. FOR SALE—Hi |Iens I will sell for % 100 each.' " ' Irby Hipp. Card of Thanks We wish here to express to the re latives and friends of our dear son and brothers, our appreciation of the kind ness and sympathy shown us at his death. We take this means, also of ex pressing our thanks for the beautiful floral offerings. For every kindness and act of sym pathy we are sincerely grateful and pray GodV blessing upon each one who helped in any way. Mrs. M. E. Sloan and family, PEELING BLUE? LIVER LAZV? (are a mm If you have not tried Calotabs you have a delightful surprise awaiting you. The wonderful liver-cleasing and system-purifying properties of calomel may now be enjoyed without the slightest unpleasentness. A Cal- .otab at bedtime with a swallow of wa ter,—that’s all. No taste no salts, nor the slightest unpleasant effect You wake up in the morning feeling so good that you want to laugh about it. Your liver is clean, your system is purified, your appetite hearty. Bat what you wish,—no danger. The next time you feel lazy, mean, nervous, blue or discouraged give your liver a thorough cleansing with a Calotab. They are so perfect that your drug gist is authorized to refund the price as a guarantee that you will be delight ed. Calotabs are sold only in original, sealed packages. Price thirty-five cents. At all drugstores.—(adv.l CADILLAC f ^, . ■ We distributors for Nr > - the Cadillac in Laurens, Union, Greenville, Spar tanburg, Anderson, Pick ens, Ocpnee and Cherokee counties^ Would, bfe 3 pleased t o send you catalogue or any other information. Last Cement Vessel Not Like First. New style Recently Launched. San. Francisco, June 13.—The new cement ship Palo Alto, recently launched at Oakland differs materially both as to architecture and composi tion from the first concrete ship “Faith”. The system of steel reinforcing of the Faith was diagonal, that of , the Palo-Altn horWnntal anrt yerMpfl) Tho DATE Cm FOR OF FIRST ORGANIZATION OF ITS KIND TO BE FORMED AMONG OUR FORCES IN FRANCE. ■'K *. Greenville Cadillac Co. " .*• - 532 South Mpin .Sf, , Rhone 2477 . GREEN VWiLF, S. C. • VINOl MAKES Positive—Convincing Proof V/e publish the formula of Vino! to prove convincingly that it has the power to create strength. T> Cod Liver and Beef Peptone*, Iron “ and lianganeaePeptonatea, Iron and Ammonium Citrate, Lime and Seda Glycerophosphate*, Cascaria. Any woman who burs a bottle of Vinol for a weak, run-down, nervous condition and finds after giving it a fair trial it did not help her, will have her money returned. You see, there is no guess work about Vinol. Its formula proves there is nothing like it for all weak, run-down, overworked, nervous men and women and for feeble old. people and delicate children. Try it once and be convinced. T. E. RHAME,-Druggist and Druggist Everywhere SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVEKH concrete aggregate used to the Faith was rock, sand and cement, that of the Palo Alto of sand, crushed terra cotta and cement, making for lighter con struction. The San Francisco Ship building Company, builders of the Faith, directed the construction of the Palo Alto, the work being done under inspection of the shipiping board. The “shell” or walls of the Palo Alto are four Inches thick with the exception of part of the bottom, where it Is five Inches in order to provide additional strength to care for the foundations of the machinery. Decks, deckhouses, and necessary steel ap purtenances, Is of concrete. About six weeks hence, whan the Palto Alto is ready to go into service, another concrete vessel will be launch ed. It is growing in,its forms located next to those that held the Palo Alto. It will be the first “puffed brick” ship ever built and will be named the “Twilight.” DUNCAN’S CREEK CHURCH. There will he serviees jat this church next Sunday, June 22, the communion to he administered in the morning. If the weather per mits, there will be twa services and dinner served on the^ grounds. SAYS EX-KAISER BELONGS IN PATHOLOGICAL WARD Berlin.—Former Emperor William "belongs in the pathological ward” and Is not wanted in Germany, declar ed Herman Mueller, majority socialist leader and whip in the national assem bly, in a speech delivered before the majority socialist convention. Herr Meuller, who is one of the most conservative of the socialists, re ferring to the rumor that an attempt was to be made to bring about the re turn of the ex-emneror. warned the Prussians said to be interested in such a move that a majority of the German people would not permit his return. The speaker declared the former ruler was dangerous to the country, and blamed his verbosity for Germany’s misfortunes. GERMAN REPLY 18 LARGELY A LONG SERIES OF COMPLAINTS Paris.—The German reply to the peace treaty submitted at Versailles on May 7 maintafits that the enemies of Germany have forsaken the peace of Justice to which they had pledged themselves In the -armistice negotla ttons for a peace-of might. — The reply protests against the pro posed terms individually and collect ively. and demands a return to the original agreements. It presses for verbal negotiations and states that Germany expectS justice on a basis of equality and reciprocity. (The reply follows the lines of the summary of the German counter pro- posatsHgtren out in Berlin at about tho time they were presented.) The document covers 119 pages and includes a covering letter by Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau under date of May 29, which has already been pub lished, and a second section of com ments following the main outline of the original draft treaty. Two sep arate papers on legal and financial questions are included as part of the general reply. ORIGliUL STRENGTH, 37,000 The Division Suffered Its Heaviest Losses While Engaged in Break ing tha Hindenburg Lina. Georgetown. — The old Hickory (30th) Division Association, which re cently opened headquarters at George town, S. C., announces a change in the date of the first reunion to be held at Greenville, S. C. The original date set for the first reunion was Septem ber 28-29, but because of the fact that September 28 will he Sunday the date has been changed to September 29-30, the anniversary of the breaking of the great Hindenburg line by the ‘SOth Division, American E. F. The committee on organization, composed of General L. D. Tyson, of Knoxville, Tenn. Colonel Hol;mes B Springs of Georgetown, .and Col. A1 bert Co* of Raleigh, N. C„ met at Greenville as the city for the first re union, anfl selected September 29-30 as the date therefor. This association was organized at Le Mans (Sarthe), France, just prior to the return of the division to the United States, and was the first organ ization of its kind 9o be formed among the United States forces in France. Colonel Springs was chosen as tempo rary chairman of the organization, and Frank P. Bowen, of Knoxville, Tenn., secretary-treasurer. Mr. Bowen opened headquarters at Georgetown with approximately 20,000 members, and states that at the end of the publicity campaign which will shortly be inaugurated he hopes to have a membership of at least 30,000. The Old Hickory division, composed chiefly of men from Tennessee, North and South Carolina, sailed from New York on May 11, 1918, with approxi mately 27.000 officers and men. but owing to the heavy casualties suffered at the breaking of the strongest de fenses of the enemv, the division re ceived at least fifty per cent replace ments whlc hwould bring the total membership of the division to approx- Imately 45,000. WILSON EXPECTED TO SAIL BEFORE JUNE 28 Paris.—President Wilson probably will remain in Paris only three or four days after his return from Belgium. He will then embark at a French port for the United States. AMERICAN ARMY ONLY TWOTHIRDS DEMOBILIZED Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days •’LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially- prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relievea promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 day* to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. Me per bottle. -r Washington—The army ie only two-thirds demobilized, the war de partment announced and It will take more than three months to complete the work-at the present rate of 817,- 000 discharges a month. On June 10 the strength of the army was 1,232,25 with 644,000 In France and Germny, 83,000 enroute to the Uni ted States and 406.000 in the United States. More than 2,500,000 men have been discharged. Bickett’s Beautiful Admonition. Spartanburg.—The commencement exercises at Converse college has come to a close. * Addressing the graduating class. Governor Thomas W v Bickett, of North Carolina, In an eloquent address urged the young women of the institution to, be strong in character and body, nat ural and holy in the years and expe riences that lie before them. Con cluding the series of his three general themes, the chief executive of the sis ter state declared that the world m have holiness or die of moral mala: “Man cannot supply It,” he said, "for In the cnrsh~T>f the day the gentler, impulses are Impaired or destroyed and the hardening processes of busi ness life are hardening to the finer instincts. It is at this crisis that the woman must save the man, it is at this hour that her hour strikes. “At night times.” said the governor, "in the quiet hours it seems that there comes from the world a wail of pain and wild unrest. Th* chief "suf ferer of the conditions causing the anguish is the man, and unfortunate is he who, with these environments, must travel down grade to mother, sister or wife and thrice blessed is the man who, coming from the sordid climbs up to his domestic life, who moves homeward with his eyes turned toward the hills and sees his home shining like a star, with the woman of that home as the light thereof." —- V i I I A Complete t Assortment of Ladies’ White Oxfords and WE CAN PLEASE. YOU —-Ar DILLARD & DILLARD “THE ONE PRICE STORE” Giving Styl e Baptist Summer Assembly. Greenville.—Plans are rapidly being completed for the South Carolina sum mer assembly to be he1£ in Greenville from June 28to July 11. inclusive, and indications are that over 1.000 visit ing BapUsts from all sections of the states and other states will attend. eighteen drowned and FIFTEEN OTHERS MISSING Tuscaloosa. Ala.—The 60-foot nle* w lire launch, Mary Francis, with 63 persons, mostly ch.ild’-en, on hoard turned turtle in tbe Warrier river three miles above Tuscaloosa. Eigh teen per«o n s.are known to have been Prowned and 15 others are mieelng. Most of the victime were women and children, as are practically all the missing. An ovef-crowdlng pf the launch la given ail tkm accident. the oanae b< Wslterboro Postoffice Advanced. ^ Walterboro.—C. Henderson Fraser, postmaster, reports that he has Just received notification that the Walter boro postoffice has been advanced from a third class to a second class office. The gross receipts of the of fice during the year ending in June were approximately 110,000 and the requirements of receipts for a second class office nre only $8,000. The ad vancement o? the office in class will mean that the posttmaster will receive a higher salary an^rhe permitted to employ more aseistaxtr £ t a T O OUR way of thinking style in Clothes means distinction and good taste. You’ll catch the idea better than we can difine it. ^ $ > . • • 4.. * , o E VERY MAN who appreciates the best that the tailor s - art can produce in Suits of lightweight materials will find our assortments full of interest— Coats and Trousers of Priestly Mohairs, Tropical Worsteds and the different shades of genuine Palm Beach, properly priced. H OWARD & FOSTER Shoes, Straw Hats, Sum mer Underwear, Silk Shirts, in fact, ^ all that’s needed for the summer attire of a gentlemen. Shooting at Blacksburg. Ohffney.—Jamas Wabh of Blacks burg, is In the Cherokee county Jail, a ■ , charged with shooting Brown Moss at Blacksburg. Domestic touble aee said to have been the cause of the shoot ing. , Webb, immediately after the »hooing came t o Gaffney and surren dered to the,sheriff, but refused tc talk. It is said that Webb has been sway from home for several months, sad ealy voceutly returned to Blacks- burg, but was not living wih his wtfa, boarding. M. S. BAILEY &S0NS “The Big Store With the Big Valued raiaiaaa MaaiamiiaagBMaaaaaaaa