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For Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Distress After Eating- Digestif You certainly.WOUld not Hiiffor the j country have gotten relief by the use fort U res of Indigestion if you, knew otlof this harmless remedy. Try It to il remedy that would positively re* day. Get a package ami .take one ) eve and cure you. "Digestif Is a dose?If k does not give you linincd; i ortalll quick relief. It will stop In ate relief it wonV cost you a penny, digestion, Sour Stomach,- Distress aftei I Brown's Digestiv'should be in every fating anil other stomach upsets al i homo?It Is n./ertaln quick relief fo> most Instantly. Wo absolutely guar-' Incligestlnui-viievonts distress after i.ntee tt to give yon entire satisfaction eating a hrarrty meal?and maker your If not we give you back your money tired, worlr out Btomach good as now. Thousands of people all over the | B?rens Drug Co.. Laurens, S. C. NM>C><bt,><;>0!C>i J)ONT LOSE ANY T/AfE START NOW fixec/P \ybucaff h&ff^ou Wah? y?nj^/no/joy NOW Bvovy mun looks ? it-\viird to being oomforttt bly tixotl sot no <lnv, hut iv7int?v?r any man looks tovwurdL toounnot he itoqulrod. ovox*~ni(rht. If you want to hv> oomfoftubly fixed SOA//5 I)A 1", you must bofgiu by stwvtinfg a lintth uooouttt NOW.' Your tuo'ivy Is snfe in tho hunk, ami yoi/r* /.cc/i itttofdst It. ioeinfg yon i* Ttn In ucc* in the bun It (gM*o\v is tha thing that willannko it grow* OO YOUR BANKING WITH US, We pay 4 /?ereoiif interest/ eoin]>i>un<letl quarterly* Make OUlt nn\\k Y<J>lT>K Bank, Enterprise Bank Laurens, S. C. A. It. D/AL, /?/es. C. //. HOl'liK, Cnshier j!< 1: !: :i i: :0<K iCubOOx k. u a>:.!< >: a :t i: :: :: :: :: :t :: a ;t ;: n :t :? :: :: :: :: :: ;: :: :: ;; :; ): :: '?{ j Safeguard and Preserve | Your Furs, Blankets, Comforts, Heavy ;; Hangings, Portiers, Carpets, (tugs, Winter Wraps and Clothing by having them thor oughly cleansed by our Special Processes | befdre storing for Summer. ?u.^^l?!I3 J Footer's Dye Works Cumberland, Md. Young Women Read what Cardui did for Miss Myria Engler, of Faribault, Minn. She says: "Let mo tell you how much good Cardui has done me. As a young girl, I always had to suffer so much with all kind of pain. Sometimes, I was so weak that I dould hare'ly stand on my feet I got a bottle of Cardui, af the drug store, and as soon as 1 bad taken a few dosejk, I began to feel better. Today, I feel as well as anyone can." Cardui WomansTonic Are you a woman ? Then you are subject to a large number of troubles and Irregularities, peculiar to women, which, in time, often lead to more serious trouble. A tonic is needed to help you over the hard places, to relieve weakness, headache, and other unnecessary pains, the signs of weak nerves and over-work. For a tonic, take Cardui, the woman's tonic. You will never regret H, for it will certainly help you. Ask your druggist about It He knows. He sells It Wrttt to- Lsdlet* Adirltonr Dept. ChatUnoor* Medicine Co.. Chatte????. Teoa lor Sptclat Inttrtutlons, and ?Vl-page book. Home Treatment tor Women." tent tree, Jo* I CROSS HILL NEWS | Croos Hill, May 5.?Mr. H. A. Pin son and R. P. McGowan have return ed from Atlanta where they attended the ?econd course of lectures at the Atlanta Medical College. Mrs. Hart, of Miami, Fla., Is with her daughter, Mrs. Wharton, for the sutnroer. Mr. Edd Hart came with his mother but stopped In Columbia to Ket married. He was married to Miss Mamie McGInnls, of Columbia They have gone on 'to Atlanta. Mr. B. A. Wharton was In Columbia for the mar riage. The Daughters of the Confederacy have arranged a programme for me morial day May 10th. .They have the promise of a speaker for that oc casion. Mrs. Annie Payne of Atlanta, Is vis iting her people here. Mr. W. T. Boyce has been laid up with a dislocated knee. He is better and we hope will soon be able to get out. Mr. J. Y. Matthews died at his home here Saturday April 26. He had been In bad health for some months and spent last summer In Ashvlllc, N. C, hoping to regain his health. Mr. Mat thews was about ~>7> years old and leaves one son, Mr. Benton Matthews, of Clinton, and one daughter to mourn. He was a good citizen and his many friends are sorry to bear of his death. Interment was at the cemetery here Sunday. Rev. Mr. Mil ler, of Waterloo, conducted the ser vices. A large number of friends and relatives attended the funeral. The floral offerings were beautiful. The pall bearers were H. L. McSwain, R. L. Walker, Jim Coleman, E. C. Chap man, J. B. Spearman and A. M. Hill. The automobile has become a men ace to travel. Citizens of our town who own autos have always been very careful and no serious accident has occurred here. A person never knows what a horse or mule may do on meeting one, however, and as a rule our ladies have been deprived of the pleasure of driving on the public high way to a large extent to give the right of way to a lew people who own such conveyances. When a man pulls his mule i .t ;; 11 t.i'o dltcm, a; va.i '.h? experience of this writer on meeting one, if the chauffeur had swerved to the other side no harm woul 1 have re sult ?mI. but he kept the middle of '.lie road at a rapl dspeed and hardly any iiiui? i >? horse woi>.i i.uvt remained quiet and a sir ous accident was nar rowly averted. When the mule was quieted the auto was gone. It was not a Cross Hill car and I never foetid out who the owner was. The auto ought to pull as far to the right as possible and go slow on me.'ciug a conveyance. There Is a great cry lor good roads and our farmers and oth ers who never expect to own a car would feel more like helping If a lii tle more consideration was given thorn by men who own automobiles. School closing exercises will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 8th. 9th and 10th. Thursday even ing the Willard Literary society will hold Its exercises. Friday evening the graduating exercises will be held, when Prof. J. Y. Cllnkscale, of Wof ford college, will make an address. The school picnic will be held Sat urday. Mrs. .1. O. Denny and little Kather inc Goggans Denny went over to Greenwood last Friday. Miss Mira and Louella the pretty little daughters of Mr. W. A. Leaman, were Greenw.ood visitors Friday and Saturday. Dr. Preston Turner of Greenwood was here professionally last Friday. The doctor is a Cross Hill boy who Is "making good." Mr. Jim Crisp who has been living at Tttusville Florida for some time is on a visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. U CrlBp. Miss Irene Dillard a teacher In the school here gave a six o'clock dinner to the graduating class last Saturday evening. A few other guest were lu v**cd in all about eight couples. They " ere entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Desman and It goes without saying all had a royal time. CATARRH GOF.K. SNUFFLES AM) HAWKING CEASE The best nose and throat specialists in the world advise their paltients to breathe Eucalyptus to destroy Catar/h germs and heal the sore, raw spots. n inth's HYOMEI Is Australian Eu calyptus combined with Tliymol? and some Lislterinn antiseptics. Breathe it through the little pocket Inhaler, and in vapor form \ns illrected, and this antiseptic balsabi /rill surely destroy all germ lifo an* all Catarrh misery. It's guaranteed/or Catarrh, Coughs, Cold and Croupy It relieves stuffed tip head In 5 mlnfltes and refreshes the entire nasal tract. Complete outfit with directions for use $1.00. If you own a HYOMFI inhaler get a bottle of Dooth's HYOMEI for r>0 cents at Lau iens Drug Co. and druggists every where. Just breathe It?no stomach dosing. Now is the time to buy a Refrigera tor, our line Is very complete, call and look through. S. M. & E. H. WllkOK & Co. F "7 * ? ? PINE BLUFF NEWS. ? ? * Pine Bluff, May 3.?Mr. and Mrs, Hartwell Cromer left Mrs. Cromer's parents Sunday to go to their new homo lit Fayettsville, N. C. Dr. W. P. Turner, of Greenwood visited his home people last Friday. Dr., Turner leaves in a few days for New York to attend lectures. Miss Annio GrilP^ and Elolso Brown spent from Tuesday till Fri day with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Boazman at the "Watts Place" Mr. R. W. Brown has lagrippe.? Our community is filled with sickness, mostly severe colds. We are sorry that Mr. G. E. Boazman Is Improving so slowly. Mr. John Matthews, of Newherry county spent last week with Mr. and Mrs". W. A. Boazman. Fishing is a great sport of this com munity now. Mr. Edward Noffz caught a carp last P'riday that weighed five pounds. And the hands cf Mr. P. B. Watts caught a hundred pounds Sat urday. One flsh alone weighing eighteen pounds, others six, eight and ton pounds. Mrs. Mollie Rasor of Waterloo, vis ited her sister. Mrs. Matt Boazman, last week. **r< *************** *. * * SHILOH LETTER. * * * ****************** Shiloh. May 5th?Last Friday. 2nd, the day dawned clear and bright for the closing of the Shiloh school. Early in the morning the children, parents and other visitors began to assemble down at the shoals, Goodgion's old mill place. Dinner was made by plac ing all kind of paraphernalia upon the ground. Soon a most delicious and bountiful dinner awaited the crowd. In the afternoon the crowd engaged in a kind of a mery Chit-chat and other amusements As the sun began to bend low to the western hills ev erybody made preparation for home. Masses May Belle and Sarah Babb and Mary Teague deserve congratulations for a singularly successful year's work. The county board of supervisors would do well to go over the road from Shiloh to ? C. Wallace's and note the need of work there. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Wolff attended tlio picnic at. Shiloh. .1. (!. Wham, of Laurens was spin ning around In this community Satur day afternoon in his auto. What , has become of the weather man? Everything needs moisture. Cot ton can't come up till It rains. Plnknoy Hollams is having Iiis dwell, ing house covered wltth tin. W. C. Abercronibic has had his covered re cently. , L. S. Bolt of Laurens was up Mon day on the hills of Shiloh. H. S. Wallace, Clyde and Wilson are attending court this week as jurymen. C. P. Wilson was In Laurens Mon day. Card of Thanks. Wo wish to take this method of thanking our many friends and neigh bors for their kindnesses shown dur ing -the recent sickness and death of our wlfo and mother. Especially do we wish to express our thanks to the Laurens Mills company for tholr at tentions during a trying period. Respectfully, N. F. Curry and Children. Wash out old sores, festering wounds and ulcers with DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLIUD. It Is a won derful disinfectant and honllng rem edy. It heats up running sores of long standing that will not yield to an ordinary liniment, because it de stroys poisonous germs, cleases the sore of foul matter and helps n alt uro to repair the damaged llesh. PVlco 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Laurens Drug Co. HAY'S HAIR HEALTH THE_FAV0R1TE Refined Women Give This the Preference The easiest way to keep your hair youthful-looking, to prevent It from turning grey, is to use Hay's Hair Health. R gjvus absolute satisfaction and a few Applications will restore nat ural color,\glyo vitality to" grey and faded hair ui?d remove all traces of Dandruff. Imnutiful natural colored, youthful-looking hair, more than any thing else, contributes to a woman's good looks. Hay's Hair Health la keeping thou sands of women's hair glossy, natural colored and beautiful. You'll never regret buying it when yovf see the dif ference it makes in your appoaranco. Free: Sign this adv. and take It to the following druggists and get a 60c. bot tle of Hay's Hair Health and a 25c. cake of Harftna Soap, for 50c; or $1.00 bottlo of Hay's Hair Health and two 25c. cakes of Harflna Soap Free, for $1. For sale and recommonded by LAURENS DRUG CO. Special Agents Put Your Building and Lumber Problems up to us. We can help you. Estimates promptly furnished free on large or small contracts. We make a specialty of complete house bills?sash, doors, blinds, screens, columns, newel posts, moulding, grilles, interior finish, shingles, etc., anything in building material. . / We offer qualit^/^quantity service. Write, phone or call. '.Buy of the Maker" 1 AUGUSTA LUMBER CO. AUGUSTA. GA. LAURENS INS. AND REALTY CO. Dealers in all Kinds of Insurance and Real Estate Now is the Time to Buy Houses and Lots While the Prices are Reasonable. We Offer the Following Property: One choice lot South Harper Street 91x210 $1,300.00 One choice corner lot next to A. D. Gray South Har per Street 91x210.$1,400.00 One lot (front A. D. Gray) South Harper Street 65x205 .$525.00 One nice lot Chestnut Street 83x100 a bargain $450.00 One nice lot 'part Franks Property South Harper Street 150x200.$200.00 One new 7 room house and lot Gordon Street, a bargain. $1,000.00 One farm 43 acres and house 7 miles from city $625.00 Three nice lots Oakland Heights.$200.00 J. T. Poole's beautiful house, 11 rooms, 4 1-2 acres land with all modern conveniences. $6,oj0.00 We have other bargains and will make terms right. Laurens Insurance and Realty Co. Carlos R. Moseley J. A. Roland Laurens, South Carolina LOW ROUND TRIP RATES Various Places Offered By ?TO Seaboard Air Line Railway (RATES OPEN FOR EVERYBODY) To ATLANTA, Gh., and return account General Assemblies, Presby terian Churches, May ftHh/to June 1st. To CHATTANNOOGA, Tcnn. \J\ return, account Annual Reunion U. C. V., May 27th to 20th. To DALLAS, Tex., and return account Nobles of the Mystic Shrine May 10th. to 16th., 1913. To DETROIT, Mich and return, account Northern Baptist Conven tion, May 21st to 28th., 1913. To KNOXVILLE, Term., und return, account Summer School of tho South, June 24th. to Aug. 1st, 1913. To MUSKOGEE, Okla., and return, account 8th Annual Session S C Congress of the National Baptist Convention (colored) i , 4th to 9th., 1913. h 0 To NASHVILLE, Tenn., and return, account World Wide Baraca Philathca Union, June 21st. to 25th., 1913. To ST. LOUIS, Mo. and return, account Southern Baptist Convent;? May 14th. to 21st., 1913. on' FOR RATES, SCHEDULES OR OTHER INFORMATION CATT SLABOARD AGENTS OR WRITE THE UNDERSIGNED W. B. Gresham, T. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.; D. W. Morrah T I? a \tl ta, Ga.; Fred Gcissler, A. G. P. A., Atlanta,'Ga.