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$10.00 IN GOLD FOR FIRST PRIZE IN EACH DISTRICT $5.00 In Gold For Second . Prize In Each District SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE WHAT COUNT I Do Not Let Your Little Honey-Bunch Get Behind. Ask Every One You Meet for a Subscription. It is not too Late to Enter Your Child. Get In the Race (Now. Winners of the Special Prizes. DISTRICT NO. I. Clemiegene Teague, first Prize.$.">.tMi Flora Elizabeth Bennett, Second Prize.5.00 Sarah Rebecca Klcliey, third Prize.?'?.00 DISTRICT NO. 2. Gladys Fuller, Waterloo, s. ft, Flrsl Prize."?.o<> Lois Nash, ("raj Court, Ii. F, D. No. I, Second Prize.5.00 Irene Owens, Groj Court, It. F. D. No. I, Third Prize.5.00 .I.MMM^. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE VOUK LITTLE CHILD PEEK ING AT YOU FROM Til LSI) COLUMNS I When you mail in the naune of the child you wish to nominate in the Children's Contest, kindly send a photograph of the child at the same time. Wo will reproduce them In the paper absolutely free of charge. If you haven't got one that is suitable, come* to the (On test Office and we Will arrange to have one taken free of charge. Oliver, the up-to-date photographer, has been appointed official photographer of the Children's Contest. Wo employ an expert so that our pictures will be satisfactory. Remember, first come, first served, so If you want to have the honor of seeing your little one among the lirst to be peering at you from the columns of the paper do not delay. Six doar litle children profited as] a result of last week's race. So greal I was tho rivalry that the children ran ; practically neck and nock. A number | in both districts just missed reaching , tho coveteil goal. The prizes were lor j tho largest number of new suhscrip tlons. A subscription for six imontbs was just as good as one for live years. All tint was necessary was that it was a new subscription. We congratulate the winors on their respective victo ries, and we also congratulate those who lost by stu li narrow margins on the splendid work they did. You must all remember that you got the votes towards winning at the close and he cause some child won a five dollar gold piece does not necessarily mean that they are ahead on votes. You still have a very good chance to win, not only a special prize, hut one of the large prizes as well. There is one question we would like to ask. Are there no enterprising young men on our list? Eevery prize this time was won by the girls? How about it boys? $10 Prizes. The Contest .Manager wishes to an nounce that on the Stil of Nov. she will give $10 in gold to the child in District No. 1. turning in the largest number of yearly subscriptions be tween tho 2fith of Oct. ami Nov. 8th (inclusive). To the child turning in the second highest number wo will give $? in gold. Also to tho child in District No. 1'. turning in the highest number of yearly subscriptions we will give $10 in gold and to the child turning in the second highest number we will give $? in gold. It Is well to turn in t.io subscrip tions as soon as you get til0111, so that the paper may be started to the sub scribers at once. It is not necessary to have all of your votes published in newspaper. Wo will give you a spe cial coupon ballot which you may hold until the last week of the contest if you wish. It. is not too late to send in your child's picture. If we receive it this week we will still have time to gl t it in the paper. It is not too late to nom inate a child, but it is advisable to get the name In as soon as possible and get started gathering votes. You had better get started at once gathering Subscriptions for the paper, as we do not believe that any one can by just gathering coupons. Of course thoy help to run your score up and every vote counts towards winning one of the large prizes at the close of the contest, but we tiro quite sure that tlic otto who works faithfully and dil igently on subscriptions will bo the one who comes out alioad on tho last night. For ovory yearly subscription you got alno thousand votes and it will take quite a long time to gather that many votes In coupons. Take our ad vice and COtno to the Contest Oilieo and got a subscription hook and go to work getting subscriptions. It will be those who see the wisdom of this who will be In the race. Summon all your courage and sec if you cannot be the winner of the $10 in gold those next two weeks. Remem ber, it is for yearly subscriptions. A subscription for two years counts you for two yearly subscript ions, one for a year counts as one yearly, etc., and the highest number wins tho ton dol lars in gold. For instance, if some child should have five yearly suscrlp tlons to her credit and the next one should have four yearly subscriptions the one with the live would win tho ten dollars and the one with the four would win the live dollar gold piece. At the same time they get nine thou sand vrtos oft every year towards win ning ono of the largo prizes at the close of the oostest. While you are working for yearly .subscriptions and getting us many as you possibly can to win the $10 in gold you are at the same time heaping up votes towards winning the $150 in gold and the title of "Most popular child I? Laurens and vicinity." (let your child's name in the list. l>o not be the only one with a pretty and popular child to be left out of the race. You have just as good a chance to win as your neigh bor. Co to work and try. i District No. I. All territory within the corporate, limits of I.aureus. .lohn Richardson. 4226 Ruby Templeton. 1750 Margaret McCravy. 1025 Tpccoa Barle Clary. 10450 Sarah Rebecca Richey. 5175 Clomiegcne Teague. T**>7r> Flora Elizabeth Dennett. 4125 Nell Sanders. 1750 Lucia Tumblin. 1275 L. \V. tligby, .It. 1275 Catherine Hicks. 1375 Lillian Oarrett. 4300 .lohn Cannon. Jr. 1076 Laura HudgOUS. LIT.". Carolyn Hudgens. inL'.'i J5m Dunklin. Jr. 1 100 Dorothy Norwood. 1 125 Ducket Young. 4200 Clarence Albright. 10026 Vermello Caino. 1150 Toccoa Gray. 60251 Fred Roper. 1025 Martha Boyd. 1025 Eva Taylor. . 1075 Sarah Elizabeth Swygett .. .. in.'.*. Williaiin Bramlctt. 1250 Litzic Thompson. 1025 Chalmers Armstrong, Jr. 1025 llaskcll Sanders, Jr.I 150 District No. ?_?. All points outside the corporate lim its of Laurens. Laurens, R. F. I >. Mary Caldwoll, R. F. D. 5 . . . . 1325 I Capers Simpson. R. F. I). I .. I Ten! Emma Cheek, R. F. D. 4 . . . . 7.025 | Addle R. Davis. Watts Mill 4050 Merle Shaw, R. P. I). 1 . . . . 10075 Margaret Culdwcll, lt. F. 1?. 0 . . I02y Margaret Rolle Moore, R. F. I >. ? 1025 Fred Cunningham, R. F. D. t . . 1025 Ota. S. C. Charles Dlnkely. 1275 Gray Court, S. C. Marvis Claire Curry. 1025 Thomas Rogers. 1026 Mary Wed Is. 1025 Eugenic Willis. 10150 Virginia Owings. 1025 Chas. E. Ycargln. 1026 Margaret Dee Curry. 10175 Lena Baldwin, R. F. D. I . . . . 1150 Lois Nash, R. P. D. 4. 1100 Irene Owens. R. F. D. 1. 1025 Lttcllo Baldwin. R. F. D I . . . . 1025 Crier Smith. R. F. D. 3. I 12.'. Clinton, S. C. Samuel Glenn. . 4025 Ahlen Bailey. 10025 Lucy Bailey. 1020 Martha Phillips. '"2.". Emma Little. 1025 Martha Young. 1025 Mayinc Lee Wright. 1025 Marion Polkton. 1025 Thomas Parr. 1025 Jenaotta Boland. 1025 Ruth Galloway. 1025 Rosen Banks. 1025 .lack 11. Davis. 1025 .lames Edmond Ferguson .. .. 102.", Waterloo. S. C. Frances Teague, R. F. D. 2 . . 1025 Gladys Fuller. ?'.Ton .less!" Elizabeth Saxon, Rt. 2 .. 4150 Harold Culbcrtson, R. F. D. 1.. 1025 Barksdale. s. C. Janlo Boyd. R. F. I). 1.1325 Fountain Inn. S. C. Mildred Cox. 1025 Rouss McKnlght. 1025 Essie McKelvey. 102.". Eleanor ""oods. 102.". Lucile F 'ids. 10175 Elina Wi, s. 1025 Mary Nichols. 10325 Agnes Colcman. 1025 Lottie Woods. 1025 Dorothy Parsons . 1026 Mary Hughes. 1 150 Ansel Meadors. 1025 \ May Jones. 1025 Sarah Nash. 102? Lawrence Templeton. 1525 Bonnie Edwards. 1025 Doris Stokes. 1025 Gladys Garrett. 1025 Owlngs, S. C. Alice Owlngs. 102.*. Louise Owlngs. 1026 Grlco Hunt. 1026 William Cook. KMT.". "laude Moore. 1025 Preston Moore. 1026 Sarah Owlngs . . . . 1026 Ethel Smith. 1025 Rot Hill. 1025 John Popp. 1026 John Thompson. lOVfi Maud Owlngs. 1025 Ross Temploton. 10125 Goldville. s. C. James Lnwrenee Lnnford . . .. 1026 Lillian P.rannon. 1025 Mary Campbell. 1150 Leroy Campbell. 1025 Sarah May Glonn. 1026 Mary Francos Hale. 10125 Lnnford Station. S. C. Gussie Landlord. R. F. I>. I .. 1026 Virginia Garrctt. 1026 Margaret Drutnmond. 1026 Pauline Waldrop. 1026 Catherine Wolff. 1025 Mildred Ijnnford. 1026 Alllc May Taylor. }025 Annie May Patterson. l025 Helen Homer. 1025 Knoree. S. C. Tino.bee Shaw. 1026 Roy Mills. 1020 Fletcher Hogers. 1025 Waller Montjoy. 1026 Dan Ynrborougb. 1026 Helen Vincent. 1026 Clay Crisp. 1025 .1. P. Johnson, Jr. 1025 Mouutville, s. c. Agnes Young. 1025 Tess Hill. lt. F. D. 1025 C'ross Hill. S. C. Mareil Campbell. i".-'.' lOmma .1. Dial. 2125 Hugh Lcntunn. 1025 Nellie Wells. 1025 Ott roll Dukes. 1025 Alma1 Coleinaii. 1025 Anabel Gregory. 1025 Lola Boyco. 1025 Virginia MeSwain. 1025 ('.race Hilt. 1025 Sarab GoggtUlS, R. F. D. 1026 Grady Chandler. 1026 Ware Shoals, S. C. Wadlo Dower. 1025 Wcldon Bagwell. 1026 Dick Ivey. 1025 Maggio Davis. 1025 Carl Lewis. 1200 Lovey Dlxoa. 1025 Carlton Harrison. Inj.'. Lewis South. 1 <?'-?'? Tholma Young. 1025 Ethel Freeman. 1025 Katie Kooil. 1025 Cathorlne Pndcrwood. 1025 Qrover Jenkins . 1025 Wore Shoals. S. C, lt. F. I?. Lois Pitts. It. F. D. I . 1025 Itarneli O'Dell, lt. F. 1? l 1025 Jiminie Be Id n. It, F. D. 2 . . . . 1025 Ml K, SB, SHIM Vt II, I \ IMGLSTION <Ht t; \S Take "Rape's Diaiicpsfn" and in lite minutes jon'M wonder what liecanie of miser) in stomach. Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of the food did the dam age do you Well, don't bother. H your stomach is in a revolt: if sour, gassy ami UpSOt, ami what you just ate has fermented Into stubborn lumps; head dizzy an.I aches; belch gases ami acids and eructate undigest ed food: breath foul, tongue coated? just take a little I'ape's Diapepsin and in live minutes you wonder what be came of the Indlgestlour and distress. Millions of men nu.rl women today know thai it is neeiUTss to have a bad stomach. A little BrTln pepsin occasion ally keeps this delicate organ regu lated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If you: stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food i* a damage instead of a help, remember the quickost, surest, ?most harmless relief is I'ape's Diapep sln which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful it digests food and set things straight, so gently and easily that it is really astonishing. Phase, for your sake, don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stomach: it's so unnecessary. m Thomas Dlxon Reading His New Play "The Leonard's Snot*- to the Members of Ills Company. The Boss goe EARLY, HE BEGAN PUTTING MONEY i in the Bank E& to be YOUR OWN Someday a business NOW .HE'S THE B%?B * lilMh Young man. if you wish BOSS, start a bank account, opportunity will present itself and you will have the money to take it. All big fortunes began that way. Once you start, things come easier each year. When you need it, it will he where you can get it to grab a good business opportunity. Make OUR batik YOUR ban',, We pay interest in Savings Department. Enterprise Bank ? N. B. DIAL. Pres. G. 11. ROPER, Cashier 1 S I x x' x dOO! x ): x >: x >? >: x x >: X >(.K>: X so: )< x x x.x x x x x x x x x x >< x x )( x x x )(I)(U(U(l>U)fl}flXDQMUfl <f> Randolph Little Hugh Eichelberger -f> I "IKE & LITTLE" I I INDISPKN DENT I ! PRESSING CLUB: <$> - _-<?> ^ Dry Cleaning and Pressing * <$> Ladies' and Gentlemen's 4> ^ Clothes. ?| X Clothes Called for and Delivered Promptly ^ ^ Over W. P. Hudgens' Shop. ^ <|> Telephone No. 12 <$> VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 71 lie res of land just mirth 01" business ti nln <i Cltj <>T Ian ions, within corporate limits, sliorl distance front < ilj School prop. '-^ .it). One truant house ami stuhle, ncrc* in r- ii 111 % sit !<??>, hnl- ^? ani l' k|?lon?lf?l original fores! c*\<*<*|illoruilljk line la ml hiiM?-4*|?tll?V(! ^ of development into rcsiili'iice h>ls. Price icrj reasonable, (', IL * llarksilalc, as I vcculor, ^ < ll'.l acres of land inl.loinJnu llial described in above ail., hut nearer ^" to ( it> School proper!) ami business portion of ( in. Sinne i-linr? ^* uclcr of laml 15 acres i? cuIth alien, mosl of hafnine tan original forest. One .'broom tenant house, carriage house anil harn, Well ^ of line water. /Iiis i-. (lie tines) proper!) in Ihr (il\ limil . Price ?? SIM'll ii s In in a I? (' iL as well as the proper! J described in .Iii ail., if the lies! IllH'sllllClll oil lll<: inarl.it. \ People u Im w sh bn ran ins in real eslale or to laws! foi i nllls ^ will du well to confer with me promptly, ?' C. D. Barksdale % LAURENS, S. C. ^