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MADDEN NEWS Madden, March 30.-Farmers are rushing farm w :rk through here. A great deal of corn has been planted, grain is looking well. Good many have applied nitrate of soda to grain which ought to increase the yield of same. ?Messrs. J. H. Finley and .' S. Lang ston represented New Prospect at .heir union meeting. Mr. ., 11. Powers has had a phone placed in his residence. -ere's a hint housekeepers: When you have on your studying cap for the ever present <iues tion "'hat shall I have for dinner?" possibly Ar. Power, his Phone and his truck patches will help you solve the solution. Quite a little excitement was caused among our Pupils last Friday after noon when they and the teacher.; went to the de0.k for a look at the booklets n1d drawings, etc that they had p're !iared for the fair to rind alas! their exhibits were gone! The trustees were notItlcel, the rural Policeman was called in and by Putting two and two together the riddle was solved. A colored girl had helped herself to the pretty little booklets and hadi three of lie drawings adorning the walls of the negro school, the others she hiad dis tributed a mong her adoring sch oo mates. Miss Aiken and her pupits have the sympathy of all for their nis oi'titte. They had spent much timie and thoutght in their work and now t!'at the fair is so near, I doubt it rihey enn replace the articles with new ones. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown had as their guest Sunday, Mr. and Mi's. An dy loyd amd .liss .1acobs. the Oakville teacher. D)r. .1. L. Fennell of Waterloo, was nailed in Friday to see Mrs. t'liff ('in nlughami, who is suffering with rhe :natism. The children are also sick with mumPs. All are better and hope to he out in a few (lays. Rev. and .\rts. Major were Pleasant callers at the home of I r. and .Mrs. ('linkscales Friday afternoon. Mr. .1. A. Wofford and son and Mr. ('laude Finley, attended services at Mlt. Pleasant. Sunday. Mrs. Tonm Shaw and Miss Susie Langston went down to see their aunt, Mirs. America Madden, who is quite lick at her home near hlolly Grove section. News has been received here that \lr. Griff Finley is quite ill at his home in Texas. lie has been taken to a hos 'ital for an operation and his case is very serious. Mr. Finley vas rai:c-I n Laurens county and friends and 1rei :'tives will be sorry to know he is so seriously sick. Notwithstanding the in'lemency of the weather there was quite a crowd thered in Trinity-llidge auditori'u m or the contest Friday night. ltepre -entatives from Trinity-llidge and New Prospect, will have the honor of :-epresenting Laurens township at the air. Little .IMiss ('aine wil represent he formerci school; .\NIat tie Sue Woffoi'i lie latter'.. Mr's. Em ma ('unnini ghami of ILee'; v'ille and Miss Enti Pchower' of La'ir'ens were calIi ng oni relatives here l. week. ('lenris ('omplexion--- itemnoes Skin illemuishes Why go through life embar'rassed and d isfigured1~ wit (Iitiii lies, er'upltions ilackhleadls, i'ed rough skin, oi' su ffei' 'ag the toituies of eczema, itch, tet ter', salt rheumi. .1list ask your dru'g 1:st 'foi' Dri. I Tohson's Eczema Oint mient. Follow the siminple suggest ions ad youi' skin worries are over'. Mild, 'toothIng, effective, excellent for' ha bies and dellenate, t ender' skin. Stopus chappiite.. Al ways help~s.. ttellef or' money back. 50eh at your' dr'uggist. *MOUN1' OLIVE.* * * Mt. Olive. Marchi 30t.-Th''e farmier's arie ver'y btusy making lpreparat Ions for plaiitinug t heii'r eps. A few in his comminunity have planted coi'n. T1he uni on mei et Ing of thle se'ond~ and third dIlvisionis met with Mt. Otive 'aturday aiii Sundii~y. A Iarige cirowdu rttendeld and(I hearid aii excellent ser' mon and manny hlpful talks. Mr'. 0. W. Washington visited at Pledmoiit Satiirday and Sunday. Mr. W. W. ('ooper recently hotight a nice mnule. Miss Siiha Mae Htolt is visitIng rel atives in Gireenville. Mr. (Geo. Washington of Augusta. ('a., visited ielat Ive's hiere i'eceiitly. On last Wediiesdey ev'ening at the holme of Mi'. aiid '. irs. JT. W. Wells, '.liss Coera ('ulhert'tron and Mr'. Sam (Cteland of the [lush RtIver section were united in mar~iriage. Th'ley have ho best wvishs o'f Otheir manyi3 friends !ore. S"pring~ laxative amnd Blood ('leanse'r Flush out the aicciiuulated waste rnd poIsons of the witnter months: ''loanre your stomia('h, li' and kid toys of all imimtritlit;. Take Dir. ;ing's New [ife Pills: iiothiing better "or puryiing the bltood. MiIld, nion tri pinag !axiv le. Curies eonstiIpa tion; Snkes .aii feel tiie. 'iTake no other.' 25c, at your druggist. Jiuellen 's Ainien Salve for all hur its * * DIALS. * *e Dials, March 30.-The esteemed cor respondent from Lisbon certainly voices my sentiment, and that of ev ery citizen who is loyal to the tradi tions of the past, in regard to .ludge Thompson making the race this year unopposed. This is the least that we, of this age, can do to honor one who, When the war clouds gathered, along with hosts of others stood ready to fight in defense of country and home, and whose integrity and ellcicacy while in public service las never been questioned. Inleed I don't believe Laurens county holds a man so devoid of sentiment as to risk defeat by com -ming out against that grand old veter an, 0. G. Thompson. Alisses li zzie ilunter antd C!arette Hlenry spent Saturday with Mr. .John Godfrey and family. .\rs. W. M. (Gray o Gray Court, sad 1). I). larris stent last Monday with ir... 1. S. Blrooks. .M"". .John 11. Brownlee Was a busi n(55 Visitor to Laurens Tuesday. Mir. i. R. 1lroolks is the proud ows er of a Bluick runabout. .\lr. and lrs. li.uide .\le'rcrom~bie an. Chi}ldro.t were the " - of t.he M im:s .\berer ombie nea'r1' itauin 1it( nay. lr. 1R. It. Owings was in 1.airens Saturd"(ay., \liss lttima Hlarris had as her guest Saturday night, .\iss ('larette 1lenry. Mlsses ILuree and iatinnie May Ab er croblie and brother. Clarence, spent Satur(lay nighit and Stunday with .\iss es ('lare and .Mamie Campl1bell. Miss Fannie lirovnlee and brother. .oe, spent Sund a:y in Wairrior. as the gutes t of M\iss P~ta :Brto~wnle te and br-other. .liss Rose Itby of Woodruff. is lthe charmiing guest of .\l is Ost'll WV illis. 'Tlie Ladies Aid Society realized a nice sunl from the sale of their hot supper, in the school building Sattr (lay evening. Mirs. 1. S. lrooks was the guest of r'latives in Gray Court Satuiday. Miss Eva lones of Fountatn 11n. was the week-end guest of Mts. John Da rby. 1110.I11NS IN SI'ON) l1.%N1) 'AlS 1 Ford loadster 1911 model, in good running order $100.00. 1 13,r'ush Car in good running order $50.00. I Maxwell, two passenger car, $150. 1 Pord touring car $225.00. All the above cars are in good run ning order am) at sacrifice pric'es, but we want to 1iove them. If you want a bargain. io\f Is your opportunity. SU M E .S ' t Iit E . Newherry and Laurens. " * * LANFORD NEWS. Lanford, March 301.--The contest Friday night was quite a success. The young men acquitted themselves nice ly. .\Master Fred Cox having won the medal given by the ladies Rural Sehool Improvement society. lie will bte a conttestattt for the medal given Nannmile ILaniford will r'eipresent Iour1 schtool ifom the 6th grade~i andil lit 1le l'et eli Nelson the 2nd( gt'ade, both i hav ing woit her'e atnd at iiriamtlettIs. Sev'eral fromn here at tended the tin ion meeting at Wartri'r Ct'eek chtirch Saturday ando Sunday. Among thoem were Mr's. 0. F. Fowl'ei' and M'ister Der oy PatLtermsont, Wim. 0. Lantfot'd, AlIIss Minntie Latnford, Mt'. Estont 1lem btee,- Charlie Thomas, Jlames Patteir son, Jiames Fleming, Lewis Lantford andl Mir. TI. Di. I harmon. Mr t. .Jimmtlie Dr'tumond spenit the week-endt~ withi his parents her'e. Miss Myr'tle Lanford of Woodruff, visited Miss Roblin Pattet'sotn Satur (lay and Sutiday. Mrtis. Sam Sherard, who has recent ly r'eturn'ted from thie Phil Ipp ine is lantds, spentt Mlonday with Capt. J1. WV. lanf'or'd's family. I ion. J1. M. (Catnnont and wife were in Lantford.l Sunday. Quite a tiumbner of the y'ouing peo 'he attIendelld the pictur te show at Iono tea Saturday niighit. Mr. WV. B. Godfriey and M'. Willie Godfr'ey w~ere busIness v'isitor's to Lau renis Monday. Miss Clara Wiiliamis wa's here for lie contest Fr'tidaty ight.I Mri. and Mr's. ii. F. Lan ford spent Sunday withi Mrs. MXattie Lantfor'd. YOUR HAIR NEED)S it Quickly Ilemto'es iDandruffY Juist heause yoiur\ htair Is ftull of dandrtuiff, thiin, sttreak, dutll and never wviii (10 it to look pr' I ty. do ntot de spatir. ileauttiful hair, t 11loi<, fil'fy, lis Itrouis aiid abisotely tree t'romn flant dru'tff is only3 it maf'tsr ci care. Paislan Sage freq tenIltly aipilied will work wVondlers. J3 LLI onei 11 aplen tioii st ops ltc'iniig headtl, r'emloves dan U d rttff antd alil exoesslve oIl. It goes rlghtt Lo the hiri roots and furishtt~ies t he 110uriishmnent nteedledi-the hta ir be comies soft, fluffy, abuntdantt atid radl itmnt with life. 'Parisiaun Sage no~t only saves the htalr but stimulates It to gr'ow long antd iieavy. Get a 50-cent bottle ftomi Itle ILauri ens Dr'ug Co. at once. Tihet'e 8888888888888888888 8 g EDEN NOTES. 8 8 8 1 8888888 8 8 8 888 8 8 Iden, March 30.-Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Owens spent Thursday with Dr. J. W. Beason and wife. Mr. J. L. Mahaffey was in Fountain Inn Friday on business. Mrs. L. I. Brooks visited relatives in Laurens Thursday. Mirs. S. V. ilipp and little son, Gray, spent Saturday with Mars. Eimma Reeves. Mrs. T. H. Babb and little (laughter, Marie, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Ow ens several (lays last week. Mr. andi Mrs. W. E. Gray of Gray Court and MIrs. Isabella Brooks spent Sunday with Mr. M. W. Gray and fant ily. Alr. L. I. 13 rooks has purchased a car. Miss Sue Gray is visiting 't's. .. A. Armstrong of Laurens this week. 1ar. L. A. Armstrong who has been suffering Witli rheum iiaIism is imp'rov ing now. ('aid of' ''hannks. WV" wi h to thank our many friends for the kind assistance they have ren lered us ill otr recent nt isfor tune. .\lay (Goi bless each and every one of them. T. H1. IDabb and \Vife. 'TilE' REASON FEWI'Et PEPL)Ei,1 T.\I E "S. L''S" We find the use of salts ail other harsh h1ysles Is becoming less every year beeuse more and more people using Rexall Orderlies. which we :nd t hey firmly believe to be the bes-t howelI remedy ever mnade. They Iaste so muchl' like candy that even ii'' t hilidren like them. At Ihe sante line they net so easily and ntirally that there is no punrgiig, griping or pain. They promptly i'emove the con stipat ion and, by 'soothing and st rengthening the howels. make it less lable to occur agal . We have the litmost faith in the\n We know what they are made of \ nd the pleasant. honel'ial results that always follow Mheir use. You needn't take ort word for it. If IRexa il Orderlies don't help you if they don't entirely relieve all your howel I roubles -come back and tell us and we'll give back your money. In vest pocke't tinl boxes; 10c, 25c, 50c. You ann buy Rexall Orderlies only at ''ie lRexall Stores, and in this town only of us. Laurens Drug Co., 103 W. M:ain street, Laurens, S. C. HO(SE DRIIESSES CHE E.PEt 'I'T.N Y0 C.N M.tKE 'TiiE.i, FM SF You have seen the lowest. Davis-Ror: idea of Merchandis right price here. It offer them at a pri of doing business. VA! WIT1E (000 Iauiful V'oile s . .. .. I'lai n' iurdCee Mercerii Bt Wist ... Cae omlet us. s.. L L w otI ( us ADese .l . New Dress Goods For Spring In Their First Showing You must not miss this opportunity to view the newest Spring weaves and patterns we are now dis playing. This advance showing of the fabrics women will be wearing during the coming season is unusually I !, ?. : ! " interesting; a veritable Style Show.3 K ! " the In beauty and variety of Patterns and materials, the manufacturers have outdone themselves this year. Pronounced popularity is assured printed fabrics, mul ticolor effects on crepe and taffeta grounds as well as clinging satins in soft weaves. Plan for your Spring apparel needs now, and make your selection while our showing is complete. GET IT BY H GET IT BY PARCEL POST PARCEL POST * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Nine churches were representel on sionary sermon at 11 o'clock ,Sunday. * 1 A(00D UNION M 'EETINV. * Saturday. The discussions were all After the sermon a collection was tak * * good. We had a real missionary pro- en, amounting to twenty dollars. The It was the opinion of several tha gram and the church and community next meeting will be with. Rabun no lbetter Union Meeting has been held seemed to enjoy it to the full. iro. Creek in May. recently than the one at Mt. Olive. Walters preached an excellent mis- 13. P. Mitchell. CHILDIREN'S DRESSES it CHEAPE TH AN YOU CAN MAKE THEM HION WEEK IS OVER AND NOW FOR REAL RING BUSINESS styles you want and like, and now for the prices that are the best and er Com~pany has always and always will maintain the popular price ing, and you know that whatever you need yo can buy it at the Ve offer for your selection not only the very ne' est fabrics but we ce that appeals to you as being reasonable. That's Davis-Roper's way -UE RECEIVED FOR EVERY CENT YOU SPEND Cotton Fabries.A *sttoot'uilejrmn.wl OVRI yU hi e .... .... ..........15 to .35 hv hmrgt .... ...............10 to .35 aersSl(loe...............7,10 . .... .... ..........15 to .25 Gro oe..................5,10 . .... .... ..........15 to .35 Gro hlrn' ov.............0t 2 . .... .... .... ......15 to .25 NwscsfrIh iteoe' l oos......212 2 ... .... .... .... .... .18 -to .25 SrigNkwn .50.7,10 .. .... .... .... ......25 to .75 ulig lclos. . . . . . . .7 . .... .... .... .....20,..25, .35 NwIae'0 o30 . .... .... .... .....25,..50, .75 E bodre 5t 5 .... ........ ..........50 Vol oII(igs ...75 . .... .... .... .... ..25 and .35 CeeFluens...7,10 ... .... .... .... ....10 to .25 S4(fl2~ ih lmtemg.............2 .. .... .... .... ......20 to .50 Mcea t.nhn1touiu...............0 . .... .. .85 to 3.00 Sjki1 .OiI'iIone g. . . . .o .... .... ....... 45 to 1.50 NWJt i~' nlI(e~ a ............45 t .0 New lot. Sikessies ...e ..t..t....co..6.tto250 LoAo h nieln.I youi ct oSitDrme n usl fornvincesut. w 7GLaurns' Cst iStresos.............10t.2