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Powder Absolutely Pure The Only Baking Powder Made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. Safeguards the food against alum* Chemists* tests have shown that a part of the alum from biscuit made with an alum baking powder passes Into the stomach* and that digestion is retarded thereby. Road tha Inhal and mako sure that your baking nowdon Is not mado from alum* A VAST CONCOURSE OF CHRISTIAN WORKERS Magnificent Sunday School Parade at Spartanburg Load by ox-Gov. Ansel. Spartanburg, March L';?.?Twelve hundred Christian soldiers of the church militant today demonstrated their realty in the most remarkable religious peageant Spartanburg, if not South Carolina, has over witnessed. The extremes of society, the ex tremes of Intelligent men who had practically nothing in common save they wore all South Carollans and all students of Holy Writ, marched shoul der to shoulder, proudly proclaiming their faith. The men's Bible class parade was the crowning feature of the convention of the State Sunday School association in session here. It was Inspiring. The whole city turned out to see the parade. The marchers, who were to stretch out for a distance of a half mile, wore formed in line, and as the court house clock tolled the hour of five, W. A. McSwaln's Baraca hand struck up "Onward. Christian Sol diers" and the procession started. In the van. escorted by a squad of police, was Former Qov. Martin F. Ansel. Walking by his side was Rev. Dr. Lew is M. Roper, pastor of the First Bap tist church, in which the convention is being hold. There followed men in ev< ry walk of life. The student hotly of Wofford col logo and Wofford lit tine school was in line, led by President Hemy Nelson Snyder. There was also a delegation of cadets from Clomson college. There was much favorable comment on the representation or Bethel Meth odist ohurch. The Sunday school or chestra was iii line; tho musicians wore seated on a dra\. 'i In y even had a piano with them; they played almost constantly, ami the Bethel hoy choir, on a wagon directly behind, sang hymns. Boy Sunday school workers, wearing blue sashes and uniform caps, also ex cited admiral ion. The final Bible class In line was that of (he city firemen of v hich Chief F.dwin S. Kennedy is pres ident. They were seated on a fire truck To enumerate all the Raracn class es in the parade would be to mention not only the Prostostant churches of every denomination in tin1 city but most of those in the county and many from other counties. .Many .Ministers in I.inc. Many of the ministers were al-o in line it has been said that there were 1,200 marchers. This is a conservative estimate. Rev. Dr. T. H. Law stood at the monument in the campus ot Con verse college as the parade passed, ami counted 1,1159. exclusive of those riding in wagons. Mayor Lee from another point counted, 1,302. Certain it Is that when the van of the parade was at Line street, the rear was at Converse street. Ovation for Ansel. Aside from the men's Bibl ? / lass parade, the most striking feature of the second day of the convention of the association was the ovation given ?}X Cov Martin F. Ansel, w hen he arose ill the First Baptist church to address a men's meeting on "The Crucial Im portance of the Sunday School in Our National Life." He was loudly ap plauded when be was introduced by J. i*V. Simpson, and when he arose the 1,500 tuen In the church leaped to their feet and waved handkerchiefs in a Chautaupua salute. A Hopeful Message to Scalp Sufferers And Men Who's Hair is Thinning. Dandruff now?bald later. The same is true of scalp diseases. In fact baldness is a scalp disease. The trou ble with the greasy salves and lotions, tin so-called dandruff and scalp cures yon have tried so far is that they don't do anything but temporarily relieve the Itching and cake the dandruff so it doesn't fall until its died out again. Nothing can cure really cure such troubles but a real scalp medicine that will kill the germs causing dandruff ami scalp diseases. Learning from loading fellow drug gists throughout America that thoy had found it whirlwind ?nie for dandruff, eczema and alldiscnses of the skin and scalp the Laurens Drug Co. on prov ing to the laboratories compounding the treatment that it is the most prom inent drug store in this city secured (he agency for the remedy. This rem edy is ZKMO. the clean, lisuld prepar ation that kill? the germ of disease and ZK.UO SOAP to wash the scalp or skin (dear and clean of tho dandruff or scale and by its antiseptic quali ties soothe and heal. Sold and guaranteed by druggists overywhoro and in Laurens by Lau rens Drug Co. Von will he surprised ?){ the UIIUSU al values we have on our Ten Cent Counter, pieces that you would have lo nay twenty dive cents for at other places you get for ten cents on our Ten ( en. Counter. S. M. & F. IL Wilkes & Co. I ' 'After The Grippe" b "I am much pleased, to be able to write mid thank E/j ? you for what Cardui has done for me," writes Mrs. Sarah fi?j ? J. Oiltiland, of Silcr City, N. C. "Last February, I had the Grippe, which left me in W.\ H bad shape. Before that, I had been bothered with female H trouble, for ten years, and nothing seemed to cure it. R? "At last, I began to take Cardui. I have taken only w ? H three bottles, but it has done me more good than all the u ? doctors or than any other medicine I ever took." Wl pt CARDUI The Woman's Tonic For the after-effects of any serious illness, like the |H Grip, Cardui is the best tonic you can use. It builds strength, steadies the nerves, improves the Etj appetite, regulates irregularities and helps bring back the B? natural glow of health. , H Cardui is your best friend, if you only knew it. Think of the thousands of Irdies whom Cardui has fi? ' H helped! What could possibly prevent it from helping you? ? Remember you cannot get the benefit of the Cardui ; j HI ingredients in any other medicine, for they are not for sale M in any drug store except in the Cardui bottle. Try Cardui. f Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., \ ' WfM for Special Instructions, and 64-pacc book, "Home Treatment lor Womeo." ?cot free. MrJ**M*ntB?TTTJ*y^?c**VJTBnrBffl v * ? I ? An Appeal for Chinese. * ***??"* To the Editor of The State: This la another appeal and prob ably the last I shall ask the privilege of making through the columns of your splendid paper to the Christian and philantropic people of South Carolina in behalf of the hunger-tor tured, skeleton-reduced Chinese, who, by the thousands upon thousands ol the afflicted 3.000.000, day by day and day after day are yielding, minute by minute, to u. ? remorseless grasp of the hideous monster hunger?hunger in a sense beyond description. Think of it, mother! Fancy your feeling if your emaciated child, a liv ing skeleton, wasted by hunger, with the pathos of despair, were to look into your eyes and plead for food and you were compelled to turn the darling one aside for lack of provi sions; you, yourself, being in the em-1 brace of want and despair. Think on these things! This is no over-drawn picture, but the story of misery with which 3,000.000 thuman beings like ourselves) are wrestling on the rack, the lack of famine. Torture, torture, indeed! To those of my fellow citizens whose barns are tilled with plenty, who have been and are recipients of unnum bered gifts from the bounteous hand of our Father in Heaven, you. who have enough and to spare, yes, to waste, P>t m.. recall to you the para ble of the rich man and Lazarus which has come to us from tin- .Master's own lips. "Son. renn inner that thou in thy lifetime receivedest thy good tilings stud likewise Lazarus evil things Now lie is comforted and thou art tor mented." An awful lesson for us to learn. In my formt r appeals the effort was made with all the strength 1 could command to urge upon our peo ple, especially those who profess and call themselves Christians, to come up to the help of agonized humanity in the shape of men. women and chil dren. These appeals, except in some de serving cases, have fallen upon deaf ears. The needs in this instance , are greater than in any other Calamity which is recorded in the world's his tory. And yet in my experience, by no means limited in affairs of. this' kind, never has there been so feeble a response Why p- this when the re sponses in this emergency should have been greatest? "Can such things be and overcome us like a summer cloud without our special wonder?" You wiil scarcely believe me, Mr. i Editor, when i teil you that in the outstretched hand of the Red Cross, the people of South Carolina, number ing more than l,f?00,000 have just de posited a few dollars over $fi00. Amaz ing instance of withholding from the brotherhood of rnn i. I The Question with some may be, "What becomes ui tip monc> which is [contributed to this eauKO. we would like to know.' ! answer with a com plete knowledge of the management of Red Cro affairs that every penny hand, d i:; is i". warded by en hi ? i" China, where it Is converted into food and distributed to the paupers. In this section of Chine, t!:er.c are few, if any, persons who are no*, in ex tremity. It is well to know this also, that the Red Cross has peculiar advantage over any Individual or society, relig ious or philnntropkh in this. that, be ing a qunsi-government organization the cost of sending money to China by cable, which Is very extravagant, is borne by :!.<? d- partmenl of Btat ? at Washington.' This again Is an op portunity. Every dollar contributed in America t.> tie. Chim io fund Is im ned over promptly to the proper committees in (Jhlna wlthpui on l ettny of expe iso or deduct Ion, In closing, I would again ??: | ? fir most earncKUy And Urgently to the good peopl > of the historic Statt? to break the record in the matter of con tributions to the Chinese famine fund. ibutlops, largo or small, may ho fordnrded to \v. i>. Morgan, treu urer, Georgetown, to tin- office <>t Tl State or to n.y address, Charleston. A. C. Kaufman. Acting President S. C. State Board, American Red Cross. The Burial ef Mr. Simpson. The burial of Mr. T. R. Simpson who died in Columbia Tuesday, March 28, took place at the city cemetery Wed nesday afternoon, the services being conducted by the Rev. W. 15. Thay< r and the Woodmen of the World. A large concourse of friends and rela tives were present to pay their la: t respects to the memory of fl true rind loyal citizen. Neicr (hit of Work. The bushiest little things 0V0I' mad are Or. King's New Life Pills. Every pill Is a sugnr-coatcd globule of health that changes weakness Into ? eni I I nguor into energy, brain-fag into mental power: Curing Constipation. Headache. Chills, Dyspepsia. Malar.;' Only 26c ai l.aureus Drug Co, tind Pi'metto Drug Co. Delightful Kummer Outing. Our Eastern Vacation Trip, last year, was so thoroughly enjoyed by our patrons and made us so many friends that the "Seaboard" has decid ed to operate a similar tour this Sum mer. The territory for this year's tour is more extensive and Includes a num ber of points which have taken a prom inent part in the history of tho North American Continent. Washington. New York. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Montreal. Quebec, Huston and Norfolk, arc all visited. The trip hiiB been so arranged as to vary the monotony of rail travel by using steamers from Toronto. Montreal and Quebec, and a delightful sea trip from iloston to Nor folk. Tills trip will be of the same high class as operated in the past. Every detail will be looked after by a repre sentative of the "Seaboard" who has had long experience in handling par ties of this character. Expense of the trip, from Atlanta, is $lf>0.00, one to a berth. In Pullmans, and $l t:'..00 each, two persons to a berth In Pullmans (rates from other points will be quot ed upon application.) This includes all actual expense, such as railroad, steamer and Pullman fares; meals and berth on steamer: hotel accomodattons and automobile sigh-seeing trips, which will be taken at nearly every point through which we pass. This expense, however, only Includ es rooms at hotel in New York City members of the party arranging for their own meals while there. Leave Atlanta. Thursday. July 11th, returning Friday. July L'Sth. 1911. Full information upon application to C. I). Wayne, A. (!. P. A. Seaboard All l ine Hallway, Atlanta. Ca. Constipation brings many ailments in its train and is the primary cause of much sickness. Keep your bowels regular madam, and you will escape many of the ailments to which women are subject. Constipation is n very simple thing, but like many simple things it may lead to serious conse quences. Nature often needs a little assistance and when Chamberlains Tablets are given at the fll'St indica tion, much distress and suffering may be avoided. Sold by all dealers. U S E GLYMPH'S RIGHT-A-WAY LIVER TONIC TllC (?real System builder Sold on a guarantee; Money back if not satisfactory?TiOc bottle Sold by Laurons Drug Co. Notice. Tills is to warn all persons not to hire or barber drover Irhy. If they do I will prosecute them to the full extent of the law. .1. O. Tongue. Waterloo, S. ('.. :;.i-tr it. F. D. No. 2. Notice of Stockholders Meeting. State of South Carolina, County of Lnurons. Notice is hen by given thai there will I be a meeting of the stockholders of! Cray Curl Oil Mill held ,t (1 .. ollb < of the company at Cray Court, s. c. on May 1st. at 2 o'clock, P. ,\L, for the purposo of considering t!:- ques lioii <?:' disposing of the property of ? company and liquidating its af fairs. By or.!'>r of the Hoard of |")h'oelorn. F. I). Huntei W. D. Fowler. President, Sccrotary. :'??*>-1( FOR Feed of all Kinds -Keep a Big Stock of Good Things. Henry Clay, White Satin and Copyright Flour, fresh water ground Corn Meal, Hams, Bacon, Lard, Hay. Big lot of Syrup and Molas ses in barrels, kegs and buck ets. Plows. Country mer chants, as well as farmers, see our choice line of To baccos, Tennessee White Corn, ground Oats and Corn. Also Corn, Oatsand Alfalfa, fancy clipped White Oats, Bran and Shorts, Corno Chicken Feed, full line of green and roast Coffee. Horse and Mule Shoes, Nail and Barb Wire, Salt, Cotton Seed Meal, Ammoniated Guano, Acid, Kainit, Nitrate of Soda, Plow Stocks and Cotton Planters, Little .Joe Harrows, Blount's Iron Plows, Blount'sMiddle Bust ers, Blount's Plow Points; Amber and Orange Cane Seed, Bliss Triumph and Irish Cobbler Potatoes, Seed Corn, Bean Seed, Peas. "Bread is the Staff of Life" Youis for business J. H. Sullivan LAURKNS, S, C. As Easy as a Moccasin Foot rrruscles that rebel at being bound up in stiff shoe leather should never be forced. Feet that fret make work, fun, or even rest, impossible. If your feet are sensitive, go to our dealer in your town and ask to be shown The SOUTHERN GIRL $2.00 SHOE $2.50 made flexible?made with all the stiffness taken out. It has solved the shoe problem for thousands of women to whom new shoes are simon-pure torture. The sole is solid and toujrh, but it bends like a moc casin. The vamp is of kid, soft but tough as a board. You'll vote this shoe the most comfortable you ever slipped on. Style?all you care for. Wear?it's a Southern Girl and the Southern Girl shoe has a reputation in that line. Tiade in all styles?slippers?pumps lace and button boots. CRADDOCK-TERRY CO.. LYNCHBURG, VA. C0RTRIGHT? They never need repairs, never nerd nny attention 5:> fact except an occasional coat of paint. They're Fireproof Stormproof and suitable for ?11 kinds of building. For further detailed information apply to Local Dealer or "Cortright Metal Shingle Co., Philadelphia, Penn. SCHOFIELD ENGINES m BOILERS "Have Stood the Test of Time" They have no superior in point of DURABILITY and are Rest Adapted for Saw Mills, Oil Mills, Cotton Gins; in fuel, whore Heavy l>?t;, is required. Write for prices on Saw Mills, Shingle Mills,? tc. BOILERS. We carry for immediate shipment tla / ? I Constructed Boilers, ranging from Li IL l\ lo LOO Jl. i'. Write today for our illustrnt? d catalog. J. S. SCHOFIELO'S SONS CO., Works and Hs?d Office, MCLh, CA. Branch Office, 307 Y/est Ti a?Ie Street, Charlotte, N. C. ,^mmmmm 11 ? i i i i? m im?ini irr-iu.ii.vk. > \' na i < ii-Yit.*.li. iimnC We AI.i. Manufacture Towers,Tankt, Slandpipet, Sell Supput lint) Sleet Slack*. Plate and Sheet lion Work ;.xy*xjzcj>~^s.: c ... zzitr-.-JLaniiftrwrr.w'Jzrx.TA ' 0<m~.i* J. N. LRAK The '?Land Man" t I :: aero of land with six-room dwell Infi in town of Clinton situated on Adair Street. Price $2,200. Iin res o!" land. \\ i> b seven room dwelling, barn and outbuilding bounded by lands of Roh ecu Slmp and Price ling an? lands of .1 and other son, .lohn Childless $30 per acre. 219 MC? es of land ?\ ilh i| outbuildings, bounded by M. Phllpot, II. K. Terry Price $10 per acre. s.'. acres of land more or loss, eight room dwelling, ?'< tenant houses, Rood 1 fr iilln? North barn and outbuildings, In the town of foot deep, Lanford. Prlco $''...".("(). One lot with .'? ro >,n cottage acres of land in Vo??ngs township, ing Mock street, MOx.'tOO feet do is nenuunu si.x-rooni or a go i town oi (nay Court, nicely looub (dose to business part or the low I'rici right ami terms mad" easy, i '>:;]>t - ?. nimble for i < sitlonco lol town of Qrny Court. One lot of land ?'.'? ft, fronth ' 1 North Harper street, 210 feet d< ? with store-room 20x50 near tin Wat mill. Oik i( t fronting North Harpur S 100x21(1 feet deep, price $800 00. " .; business lots near ihn Watts m Harper street, L'?xl known as the Old Stiiitli Place, nie cottag? and ?ond barn und outbuild Ingp. Price $1,850. SO acres of land In the town (>:' Lau. ford with beautiful "on.ige nicely lo cated, Price $0,500, 'i acres of land, iho.ro or i? dunlin dwelling, ston house i building at OwlngH Station, Th i rty Is Well loeat< d o> < I rade ami is um ; Ii more tlmtl I .? v. ?? a !.. $2,650.00. If you do not find what you want lot me know and 1 will find it lor you. J. N. 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