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SACRIFICE SALE Z FOR TWO WEEKS AT : Palmetto Drug Company Receiver will Convert Large Stock of Drugs. Leather Goods and Toilet Articles into Cash in the Next Two Weeks. Cut Glass, Novelties, Etc. An excellent assortment of Cut Glass at actual Cost. Fine display of Leather Pocket books, Hand-bags, and other Leather Novelties below cost. Talcum, Cologne. Colognes of quality at very low prices. Talcum Powder 25c box 15c Talcum Powder 15c box 7c Face Cream 50cts size 35c Stationery. 50c Box Paper for 38c 25c Box Paper for 15c 10c Tablets for - - 7c 5c Tablets for - - 4c Patent Medicines. All Patent Medicines have been reduced. $1.00 Bottles for 7Sets .50 Bottles for 38cts .25 Bottles for 20cts Everything Will Be Sold for Cash Only PALMETTO DRUG COMPANY LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA i * * ** * *?* 4? <*-* ?4 4 ?? '?* * * * * 1; * * * *>* 3 CROSS HILL NEWS ? 5 ft Cross Hill, March 10.?The people of South Carolina had jtist as well study the question of compulsory ed ucation so as to have an Intelligent opinion on the subject. It will cer tainly bo a live question from now on till it is settled and settled right. Prof. Cllnkscales' announcement con cerning the question is interesting, and the discussion of the subject by Hon. John L. MoLaurin a id the Edi tor of The State In The State of Feb. 27, and March 1st, was worth the caroful study of all our people. Mr. McLnurin's reference to the "Barons of Runnymedc" and to other points in history of this and other countries put some of us to studying sure enough. While we agree with the editor so far, we certainly enjoy the discussion by men who can express their opinion without descending to the level of the demagogue. Quite a number of persons from ?here attended the funeral of Mr. .1. A. Whlteford at Bethabara last Fri day. Mrs. Johnson, nee Miss Rhldjona Owens, of North, S. C, visited her peo ple here the past week. The entertainment and box party at the school building last Thursday ev ening was enjoyed by a good crowd. The exercises by the children were good and the "old lady" who sold the boxes managed to make the bidding lively and the receipts were satisfac tory'- Somie one thought the "old lady" looked as If she could cook as well as sei' good things to eat. Misses Verna and Mnry Calhoun of Greenwood county were Cross Hill visitors last Friday and Saturday. Dr. T. .1. Peak has decided to move to Clinton. He is having his goods put In a car today. Many people re gret to see the doctor leave. He will bo missed In town and country. Mr. and Mrs. SoymorO Gregory and little son, of Alabama Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wade Gregory, his mother, sister-in-law and son, Ernest IMnson from New Brooklyn arc also here. Mr. W. 11. h. Wade has returned from Atlanta where ho purchased two lino horses, making the trip on horse bacb. Miss Jennie B. Wade who is teach ing school near Greenwood, spent the week-end with her parents here. DIALS. * * ? ? **??***?*??**? Dials, March 10.?The Sunday school at this place is steadli^ grow ing. The button system has been n troduced and with a Woaeley adult class for young men a long felt want has been supplied. The school is in debted to that faithful official, Mr. W. C. Curry, for much of its success. Miss Lucy Childross returned to hor home In Laurons Sunday, after a short visit with her sister. Miss IOmma Harris, has returned from a pleasant visit witli relatives In Greenville. Mosers Bascom Brownlee, and Zealous Knight of Warrior were the week end guest of Mr. Joe Brownlee. Miss Ruth Curry, had as her guest Miss Nell McCall Sunday. Messers B rod us and Karl Gray, were business visitors In Greenville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owlngs and children, of Fountain Inn. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris were the guesl of Mr. H. Y. Simmons and family Sun day. .Miss Nita Hunter of Chicor and two of her school mates spent few days with her parents last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bolt, and chil dren of Hendersonvllle, spent Sunday with Mrs. .T. R. Brownlee and family. Miss Nash of Fountain Inn, was the week end guest of her sister Mis. Rohert Gray Mr. C. F. Brooks returned to Laur 1 ens Sunday after spending the night with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Holder returned home Sunday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Burdotte of Enoreo. Billy Unwise People Tolerate CATARRH Here is a sure way to set rid of Catarrh; hawking, snuffling, and all misery caused by the Catarrh serins. Get a HYOMKI outfit/today, follow the Instructions anfl biVnthe live times a day deep Into your /ungS the germ killing air through Up' little Inhaler. At night just before going to lied use the Vftpor treatment as directed. This treatment is prescribed by the best Catarrh Specialists in America and Europe to destroy Catarrh genus. Booth's HYOMKI is Australian Eucalyptus and Other splendid anti septics A complete outfit which in cludes inhaler Is -1.00; separate bot tles, If the first does not entirely cure, can be obtalnod for 50 cents, and money back from Laurens Drug Co., If you are dissatisfied. Just breathe it?no stomach dc sing. UNCLE HILLY" IIILf ****************** Many Confederate soldiers and Con federate women have died within the last twelve months. Among the latest is Comrade William lt. Hill, "Uncle Billy". A survivor (I believe the last Latirons survivor) of the famous Mc Beth Artillery, a company that was raised in Union county and led to Vir ginia by Capt. Boyce. There was a number of Laurens men in this company, amongst them: A. B. Boyd, Robt B. King David Ilel lams, Andrew Kichelherger and per haps others. Uncle IBlly Hill was a bravo soldier, a true and loyal citi zen, a man upon whom you might rely in peace and in war. Ho was one i of four brothers who served in the great war between the sections, one of them, Nicholas, was killed at Get tysburg. Comrade Hill died at his home In the Kork section of Waterloo town ship on the 6th day of March at the ago of 77 years, leaving surviving, a devoted wife and several chllren and loved and respected by all his neigh bors. His body was laid to rest at Bethlehem on the 8th with suitable ceremonies. Ono by one the few sur vivors of the grand army ot the Con fer" racy are falling out of the ranks. 'A lessening line each lessening year. Each lessening year more dear." "ITCHING ECZEMA ?KIVEK ME WILDV ZEMO Stops Itching Instanfh fill) It 2oC Bottle Today and Prove It. Ilching vanishes instantly by using ZBMO. This is absolutely guaranteed. /.KMO will he a surprise to you, just as it has been a surprise to thous ands who have already tr'uM it. Yotir first application of ZMMO will bring Instant relief or your money is re funded. / eczema, sores, prickly h.e.it, pimples BCalp itching. r:\\.\/. letter, blackheads, skin irritation or Inflammation stops. Dandruff is nothing hut BCalp CC zomai watch ZKMO cure it and stop scalp itching, it gives blessed rollof to baby's skin troubles. Don'l miss it for 2?C. 55ISMO is a clean, antiseptic solution, applied on the skin. No ointment or paste. "nut three applications of your highly-Valued medicine had the de sired effect for eczema and an awful Itching." Sol. Landau, C-0 Sol Landau Cloak and Stilt Co., St. Ixniis, Mo. ZBMO is sold In 2f.c sealed bottles and guaranteed in Laurens by I>au. rens Drug Co. Comrade. Pain and LAND SALE, stale ot' South Carolina, Count) of Lnurens. ? Pursuant to a decree of the Courl : of Common Pleas in the case of L. K, ? Henry vs. Dorn Stoddard ct at. I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, at Laurens C. IL, S. C. oil Salesday n April next, being Monday ' i the Ttli day of the month, (lining tho legal hours for such sales, tho follow ing; described property to wit: All that tract of land situate in I Laurcns County in said State contain ing twenty-eight and) voight-tonlhs (28 8-10) acres more oDVfOHB, bounded by lands of Max Saxonf .T. r. Cook and u. L. Henry and on tho I2as< and West! by the waters of Durbih Crock. Terms of Sale: cash, Purchaser to pay for papers. If llic torins of snlo uro MOl compiled with, |.ho land to ho resold on same or some BubHCOuun Snlesday on same tcrniK, at risk <>f foi inor im r< hascr, 0. A. POWI3H, c. c. c. P & (], S? liaurens, S. ('. Dated,' this March Id, 1913 IS YOUR CREDIT GOOD? THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Merchants' Credit Company Are Arranging for the Publication of a CREDIT GUIDE For This District As a Basis of Credit ?Y THIS SYSTEM each individual is placed on record, showing how many places they secure credit and with what degree of promptness they pay their bills. The book will show, not the financial stand ing, but the CREDIT STANDING, of everybody, man or woman, who trades on time, and as it is not a financial rating the poor man who pays his bills promptly will secure a higher rating than the man of means who does not. NOW IS THE TIME TO PAY THE OLD ACCOUNT AND SECURE A GOOD CREDIT RATING