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Our Personal Guarantee v to all Skin Sufferers" Laurens Drug Co. Wo havo been In business Jn thl8 town I for some time, and we are looking to Build up trade by always advising our patrons right. So when wc tell you that wo havo Found the eczema remedy and tnat w? 9tand buck of it with the manufacturer's Iron clad guarantee, backed by ourselves you can depend upon U that we ?Ivo our ?dvice not in order to sell a few bottles 3f medicine to skin sufferers, but be laufte we know how it will help our ?uslnoss if we help our patrons. We keep in stock and sell, all the well known skin remedies. But we will say this: If you are suffering from any kind of skin trouble, eczema, psoriasis, rash or tetter, we want you to try n full pize bottle of E>. U. D. Prescription. ?\nii, if it does not do the work, this bottle will cost you nothing. You clone to Judge. Again and again we have seen how a few drops of this clmple wash applioti to the skin, tukes awuy tho Itch, in "ttintly. And the cures all seem to bo permanent, yr D. IX D. Prescription mair by tho D. D. D. Laboratories of i?nlcago. is composed of thymol' glyperlne. oil of wintergrcen nnd other hr?filng, soothing, cooling ingredients./ Mid if you aro Just crazy with llcJf, you will feel soothed and cooled, -the itch absolutely washed nway tho moment you applied this D. D. D. We havo made fast friends of more than one family by recommending this remedy to a skin sufferer horo and there and we want you to try It now un nur uositlvo no-pay guarantee. For Coupons Out of the Duke's Mixture Sack Many men are getting untold pleasure out of the Li gzett&Myers Duke's Mixture sack. One 5c package holds many pipcfuls of pure, mild smokiug?or, if you please. It will make many cigarettes of the good old-fashioned kind that you roll yourself. .v. if) 0. s? 5 '?>0, o VC o ? o Duke's Mixture, made by the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. at Dur ham, N. C, is the favorite with ciga rette smokers. It's the tobacco that makes "rolling" popular with men who want the true taste of pure, mild, selected tobacco. We're making this brand the leader of its kind. Pay what you will, you cannot get better granulated tobacco than Duke's Mixt U re. You still get tho same big one and a half ounce sack?enough to make many cigarettes?for 6c. And with each sack you get a book of cigarette papers and a present coupon, FltEji. Save the Present Coupons With the coupons you can get many handsome, desirable presents ? articles puitablo for men, women, boys and girls. Something for every member of the household. Special offer for February and March only? Our new illustrated catalogue of pres ents will be sent Free to anyone who sends us their name and address. Coupons from Duke's Mixture may f>? assorted with tan, from horse shoe. j. t.. t/nsley's S?7.S5tAL ^ap' .granger twist, coupons t/om four roses (10c t,n Jbublt coupon), pick plug cutv PIEDMONT cigarettes/cux cigar. ET TES, and other tans or coupons issued by us. / ^"7. r \ 52 P CS 71 i assmss St. Louu, Mo. -Lb Premium Dept. What a great improvement would be made in the condition of horses and other animals if just the proper remedy were used when th , became ill or injured. If your horse could talk he would ask you not to use any external remedy containing alcohol because it slings and tortures his flesh terribly. Some liniments have alcohol and other fiery ingredients which only inflame the skin and tissue without striking down to where the pain lies. Beware of such liniments. The great humane, quick-action remedy is MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Made of oils, without a drop of alcohol or other torturing element, it soaks straight to the bone and muscle. It soothes the wounded parts and is comforting while the healing work is progressing. Mexican Mustang Liniment is what you want because it / Makes / your work lighter, saves your livestock from suffering and keeps them in good trim for work. For all forms of Lameness, Strains, Bruises t Cuts, Burns, Galls and Harness Sore9 in animals, it is safe and prompt and does not promise what it cannot perform. Mustang Liniment has been doing its wonderful healing work for 65 years. The amount of money it has saved livestock owners is incalculable. One man writes that he was about to kill his valuable horse because badly injured but Mustang Liniment made him well again. A Vet erinary tells u3 he has used Mustang Liniment fifteen years and found it best liniment for cuts, strains, etc. And many others are enthusiastic friends of this tried and true remedy. Now you know just what makes Horses so Happy. -,_u--^, ?? ? - WHERE TEACHERS WILL BE ENTERTAINED Homos Assigned to Teachers of the County who will he In Lnurens for Monthly Meeting. The list below shows the homes of those who will entertain teachers Fri day night, February 28th, at the time of the monthly meeting of the county teachers association, giving also the respective assignments. Homes for the Teachers. Mr. C. A. Powers?Miss Annie Put man, Miss Mao Roper. Mrs. T. N. Barksdale?Miss Wyno na Riley, Miss Lou Ferguson. Miss Amelia Urummond?Miss Lu tlo Young, Miss Genie Alken, Miss Llllio Parson, Miss Jennie Stewart. Mrs. C. M. Clark?Miss Fannie Creighton, Miss Nannie Creighton, Miss Lila Hart. Mr. Will Brown?Miss Besslo Brown, Miss Lucllo Cox. Mrs. O. B. Simmons?Miss Bessie Byrd. Miss Regina Williams. Mr. J. W. Thompson?Miss Luclle Turner. Miss Rosalee Wheeler. Mr. Goo. McCravy?Miss Etolia Lan ford. Mr. J. F. Tolhert?Miss Madge liar, ris, Miss Erin Addison. Mrs. M. J. Nabors?Miss Mattle Nabors. Mr. J. S. Bennett?MIbs Annie Mar tin, Miss Annie Arnold. Mr. .1. W. Dunklin?Miss Marion Gray. Mrs. William Do h?Miss Willie Dorroh, Miss Lucy >den. Mr. E. W. Copeland?Miss Ella Boll Copeland, Miss Maggie Thompson. Mr. J. T. Crews?Miss Corrle Lee Harvard. Miss Amy Shockley. Mrs. S. D. Childless?Miss Mattie McFadden, Miss Annie Chlldress, Mr. John Armstrong?MVs. Brooks Nash, Miss Cora Armstrong. Mr. R. A. Cooper?Mrs. Minnie Bfltt, Miss Kiltie Arnold. Mr. J. (1. Sullivan? Miss Ethel Sharp. Miss Lillie Culbertson. Mr. R. M. Eichelberger?Miss Lucia Miles, Miss Amanda Glenn. Mr. D. C. Barksdale ?Ml 3s Luclle Wolff, Miss Minnie Wallace, Miss Barnlo Wallace. Mr. S. G. McDaniel?Miss Carolyn Smith, Miss Ethel McDaniel. Mr. C. B. Bobo?Mr.W. P. Culbert son. Dr. J. O. Martin. Mr. M. L. Roper?Miss Myrtle Cul bertson, Miss Frankle Culbertson. ? Mr. Frank McGowan?Miss Mary Martin. Miss Wrenn Hafner, Miss Irene Prince. Mr. .left* Chancy.Mis Wynona Chaney. Mr. W. P. Chlldress?Miss Mary DUlard, Miss Irene Dillard. Mr. Fleming Smith?Miss Lucia Hill, Miss Blossom Shuman. Mr. Ii. B. Humbert -Miss Marie Stokes. Miss Nellie Miller. Mrs. A. J. Christopher?Miss Alma Garrott, Miss Lizzie Griffin. Mr. John Chlldress!?Miss Annie Kate Chlldress, Mrs. Annie Oxnor. Mr. J. L. L?ngsten?Miss Inez Dob bins, Miss Jessie Ray. Mrs. J. M. Phllpot? Miss Ix)is Er vin, Miss Nannie Simpson. Dr. H. K. Alken?Miss Tallulah Neville. Miss Mary Cartwright. Mr. C. l). Moseloy?Mr. J. C. Bur dott, Mr. .1. W. Huff. Mr. D. A. Davis?Miss Mabel Sum. erol, Miss Edith McCutchen. Dr! G. C. Albright?Miss Laurie Aull, Miss Dessie Stewart. Mr. J. D. Owings?Mr. W. E. Wash ington. Mr. L. E. Reeder. Mr. C, 11. Roper?Miss Bertha Ja cobs, Miss Hat tie Earle. Mr. N. B. Dial?Mr. E. II. Hall. Mr. E. A. Fuller. Mr T. Mac Roper -Mr. J. P. Coats, Mr. F. S. Smith. j Mr. Edd Martin?Mr. J. C. Mar tin, Mr. Smith Martin. Mrs. Mattle Owings?Miss Lldle Sloan, Miss Marie Bowie. Mr. J. N. Hudfcens?Miss Nannie Harris, Miss Mamie Attaway, Mr. C. R. Bishop?MlFsAline Willis. Mr. C. M. Babb?Miss Pauline Byrd, Miss Margaret Cunningham. Mr. W. L. Gray -Mr. W. K. T?te, Mis? Blanche Pinson, Miss Kate Dlxon. Mr. Willie Anderson?Mr. F. B. Woodruff. Mr. L. D. BUegO. Mr. J. H. Sullivan?Miss Nina Hen ry. Miss Lillte Sims. Dr. B. F. Posoy?Miss Louise Rich ardson. Miss Sarah Wilkes. Mrs. n. k. Copeland?Miss Essie Young. Miss Vera Bailey. Mrs. IL S. Blackwell. Mr. R. k. Babb?MlSS Ida Turner. Miss Carrie Laimston. Mr. w. H Gilkorson Mis. Wilma Katney, Miss Fannie Thames. Mr. b. L. Jones. Mr. J. M. Cannon -Mrs Jesslo Sparks. Mrs. Anna Bobo. Mrs. L. G. Balle-Miss Annie O. i'utman, Miss Mary Coehrane. Mr. Erskin Babb-Mr. T. 11. Babb. Mr. Thos. Downey?Miss Sudlo Medloek, Miss Emma Chandler. Mr. T. H. McGee?Miss Goidle Nel son. Mrs. Messer Babb?Miss Mary Bell Babb, Miss Sarah Babb. . Mrs. Jno. M. Hudgens?Mies Mary Teague. Mrs. Jennie Simpson?Mies Eliza beth Simpson. Mrs. A. K. Simpson?Miss Mary Simpson. Miss Lucia Simpson. Mrs. Thos. Ray?'Miss Irene Ray. Mrs. Guy Garrett?Mrs. Guy Gar. rott. Mr. C. D. Rarksdale? Miss I^vura Darksdale. Rev. Mr. Barre?Miss May Delle Barre. Mrs. M. E. Roland?Miss Ella Rol and. Mr. D. E. Barnett?Mies Bessie Barnett. j Mrs. W. P. Calne?Miss Annie Da vis, Mr. W. A. Barton. Mrs. M. L. Todd?Miss Dorcas Calmcs. Mr. Will Meng?Miss Emily Meng. Mrs. J. O. C. Fleming?Miss Annette Stover. Mr. C. R. Roberts?Mr. J. M. Fcwell. Mr. Boss D. Young?Mrs. J. J. Hun ter, Miss Grace Burnette. There Is no better medicine made for colds than Chamborlain's Cough Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, re lieves the lungs, opens the secretions, aids expectoration; and restores the system to a healthy condition. For sale by all doalers. TRACK EVENTS IN THE COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR (Continued from Page Three.) In the receptacle. There must be a soperato row for each contestant. At the word "go!" each contestant takes up his potato, runs to the re ceptacle, drops it in, and runs back for another, continuing this until all the potatoes are in the receptacle, contestant crossing the finish line first wins. If a contestant should drop a potato he must place it in the receptacle before he touches another potato; otherwise he is disqualified. Shoe Pace A straight line is made upon the ground behind which the contestants will start. At a given signal, each contestant takes off both slices, and. taking them in his hands, rons 2."> yards (or some other distance decided by athletic committee), puts on his shoes and returns, the one crossing the scratch line first wins. II' the shoes are not perfectly laced and tied, the runner Is disqualified. Three Legged Race (GO Yards) In this race the boys run in pairs. Two boys, representing the same school, should be placed side by side, and the right leg of one should he Strapped or tied to the left leg of the Other, two straps are used; one [around the thigh and another around the ankle. This race requires much practice to get the best results. Relay Race Bach school competing in this race must be represented by a te;iin of four runners, the four members of the team placed alone, the track at proper position. First runner covers one-fourth of the distance, and touches the third runner who runs the third 1 fourth of the distance and touches the I forth runner who completes the dis tance, The school wins the relay race whose fourth runner is first to cross the relay line. There should be a starting line, for each of the four classes of competitors. A line should be drawn 20 feet in front of each starting line, between these two lines each runner must touch the suc ceeding runner of his team. Failure to do this disqualifies the team in that event. The judges of the relay race should see that all touches are prop erly made. Pole Vault There are four things which must be done simultaneously In the very Start of the vault. As the point of the pole is stuck in the ground the take-off Is made from the foot, the bottom hand slips upward to a posi tion near the upper, both arms are then elevated over the head, and the pull up is started. As the "take off foot" leaves the ground, the other is swung up and across the body, the arms are fleVOd, and the body brought into a position with the feet pointing upward over the stick. As the feet start downward the body Is facing the stick and a strong upward im pulse Is given the arms and upper part of the body, which raises the shoulders and arms out of dangor of knock ing off the stick. The vaulter alights facing the stick and often on j 'nil fours. Great momentum Is nee-! 'cessary, therefore groat speed must bo attained in the approach. It is not ;so much a Jump as it is a "swing Up" which causes the vaul:er to attain ! the desired heights, Learn the form and approach, then try it on low heights, gradually work upward, Do 'not try to work too hard or too long at. It, as one may easily overdo. Work at fast short running for speed. It Is well to carry the pole in these runs, as the runner should learn to run with it In his hands. In running or in making your approach to the stick, carry the point high up, and whip or snap It down at the proper moment. The now remedy for Indigestion call* i word for it -ivy it yourself on an nbso od "Digestif has been found u certain I luto guarantee, get a package and if quick relief und permanent remedy I you don't got relief you can get your for stomach disorders. Letters from money back for the asking, Brown's thousunds who had Buffered the tor-1Digestif is a little tablet easy to swal? tures of indigestion and got relief low and absolutely harmless, It digests from tho use of Digestif nre ovldonco all tho food, prevents fermentation, of Its merit. The enormous increase stops gas, formation, prevents stomach in demand from every part of ?bo <lislrer.s ut ter eating, aids asalmllntlon, country is proof of Its popularity. Duittihd relieves Indigestion Instnutly. you do not have to take anybody"^ Laurona Drug Co.. LaureTlB, S. C, : >on< x)()< ?):'.)<;;(')<.)( xmhtttlni)* itpflDOSulO cr/Mr 6&ea/tt& <qr partner* /n the j#y<f?^5^s? tttir si/eccssl'?/ luis/iiess men hogtHl by snv inii tin' first monoy thoy oamvtl st> that when tt bus/ziess e/w?/ice aroso thoy woro in n /mslt itm to fgrttsp it. Altmy sen/or members <>)' groat firms been me ft 111 lor int.' m In ? rs o)' t lint snme firm by having MONISY SW'lil) with whlvh to buy the first interest thoy htttl in t ho Imslness. Start n bank ttoootmt and see how liujipy \ ?>?# will f>o tt> see it growt it will he t lie hest frieml \ <m haw, and the it IS ST /M K/.V/iW. DO YOUH IIA VIt /\<; WITH US. Wo jmy interest In Suvlnirs I )e/m rt me n t. MnUe OUH Bank YOUH Bank, Enterprise Bank Laurens, S. C. A\ li. DIAL, I'res. C. II. HOI'ISH, Cnshler OO00< 541? ?J-..5? ?.? s? )t it si it;iUOt!it tot x'l! st tt it s: n it it it it jt tt ? tf-.t nisi svtt ? ;t hx* FOR Chapped Hands There is nothing better under the sun than our specially pre pared RAY'S Almond Benzoin Lotion an excellent remedy for hands and face that has proved it's value to every user. We also pride our selves upon the completeness and good quality of our toilet article department: Face Powder, Toilet Water, Cologne, etc. Rays Pharmacy Prescriptions a Specially