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-,e YOUR SNDA is best done on a Oil Cook-stove Its steady, even heat preserves the rich, natural flavor of the meat. You can always get just the right heat. The New Perfection is ready to cook in a minute. No fires to kindle--no ashes, no soot. Made in different sizes-Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. No. 5 has the new fire less cooking oven. Ask to see it at all hardware and department stores. STANDARD OIL COMP NY Washington, D. C. (New Jersey) Charlotte, N. C. Norfolk, Va. BALTIMORE CharlcsiownW.Va. Richmond. Va. Charleston. S. C. NO EXEMPTION AS TO PANAMA TOLLS Senate Votes to RIepeat Act. Exempting A mericn Constwvise Shipping from Piying 'aitanna 'olls. Washington, .June 11.-Repeal of Panatat canal tolls exemption for Amnericani coastwise shipping, passed the senate tonight by a vote of 50 to 35. The measure now goes back to the house, which is expected to accept the Siminons-Notris amendment speci lleally reserving all rights the 'nilted S'attes tilay have tinder the Ilay-l'atn cefote treaty. The Senate late today defeated an armlentment, proposed by Senator Walsh to allow the dispute over tolls to be carried to the sutremle cort of te it'nited States. The tote w as to :l1. P'assagte of the hill, atfer' a strugg-l lit hitas lastei lor severatl imoniths, wtas tegiurdeI totight as another tie tory t." l'resident Wilson. Al hough I:l IZ pllIients (.11ilt to the aid of th ;,7i 1 ' alor rats who vo tedl for thle hill on linall passage, Ilte president initi ated teit liov e tt ini i mrty l or r 1,:11 and it wats bi nd hitnt that it:iny immnoergals wh;1o vote.d "nyl'" linedt 1_ on 1l'a- ;: . ilst. Expret ll 1to h it, ITit' has blen it)o cIrtain pr n fyont tiet tilt Ilous that i h rea t t d1l41 w\-illig the hrill wi I its <a grind oilenlinent, but there has eltin to <h'(t l rltion I hat he w\ ill reto it, and t rty lediler ill the sena were irtally certain he would approve it. ieveu t emocra ts, led1 by Senator a(oorinan, foight the bill to the (ndl. iae sena e was weary with its lona grind of dehale, its weary wattching for any bll reipt to gin a tarlia thentarye adtogrro and bytithe timet I'l dat ice President .arshall pu the es tion for the mssage of the bill the oratory dehat died dlown the chamber was iliet and the vote was taken with till little excitement. A n Unusual Scene. Earlier In the evening there was an outbreak among Democrats which showed the deep feeling that has been aroused by the bill. Senator Varda man of .\ississippi, and West of Geor gia came near to blows, creating a scene such as had not been witness on the floor In many years. Tt'he bill probably will be sent ao the house tomorrow and cnn be taken upl immediately if house leaders de sire. The evident temper of thhe sn ate to defeat the bill unless amended is expected to have weight with the house and Democrats anxious to put an end to the matter as soon :s pos oble ar expected to de-:nand (arly action. The vote In favor of the hill o: lows: Deulerats- -lIankhead, 3ryan, iil ton, ('lark (Ark), C pulberson, ' leteher. (ore, liitchete , Ilughe s, .lames. .lohnson. Iern, I ea i. ,, ioewis, t\tar tin, .\yers. Overman, Owen, P'itktn, I'omrene, Saulshury. Shar oht, Shett SMAYO OF SM TRt .. mith OUTCl FtOR Uwnsn S homENA n, Thontont ert Wte, Wrllmds-37.ev lie ubilicans-BPorandgee ('tltutont SitIottt, teringC Sherman--13.l Slt lThie voa agait tthe tills: irto tDtem norts-Ashutir, Chablaoinv titintilatin, ewandas, onormanh tansl lateedi Vatraman, Tl:homas. lSlleld fs-11. dshr iaiietiitg iblicanors-orahitl trdy biomw wCumminsilligthe atutntr.f khns, askmdth .\h.), aSmeoot, Suther ahi Tonnda- Wr.renitt state, Poldre.ssivo--Ponoter.keay Tiotaloen 3 n5. teopnngmetn L. D. JeningsI servnge is Del ,tem s mo tr ofSuter, Frinds irev te uiter take Pweru manaetitorm ofuonet, weh3.Chosidrablei tor IniteduSates Sndnate. hasr beennidely aoptedsoverbi the mtr. n enrl ly proved successful. He is a self made man and has the characteristics ofnost self-made nen. He is presi dent of the People's Bank, a large farmer and one of the leading laswyers or this section of the state, having ttade his rehutation to a great extent in anti-railroad cases. A man of great force and limitless energy, he will "hustle" .from now on, and the other candidates will feel him Very much in the race. Strongly Anti-Blease in pol itics he will keep things )tot for the Chief Executive, especially as he is an eloqient and vehement stumnp speaker. able to cope with all yone on the stump and fully calable of holding his own. 'T his is his first ventue in sate po11 ti('s, but his friends say he will be well known lit fore the campaign is (Ov 01' * * * e * * * * a * * * * , 41 " a * * * h* * * * * o * o e t \l 'reas,it ha-: illea: .I our I i:v - lyi ,'atter to to l mov' fro:)l uis o 3r II flrien1 a:nd S 1. . .i. ir .\". C':ilt. Ilin'refocre. h:; it r s led; Fir t. 'hat w\ - ex;,"ml ourt.-d' - \'y 1'1;!1h1 to the heirta e i\'1 I:unlity .m .:" pray (;0 l's ('(ii (1 ' 'ti" ' preson-e !e with thim : (',nd(. 'ITl:w (,tr mfin o m ;c 1:. lust 11!"t n )1 it :1:()".t on13 1 : .. - tid f:ithlt mmn wr.: Third. Th11.t her chur11ch :m111d la scwhoo (1 l,t-s V.htichi .:.( loved myi' t-4,n . d .o a it it h ily Iaveti susthained3 a I^' in t'l loss, t while h rlovd t o r ti Wll of a i sed beyondc, et l. r in wluelne wi1 still live on. Fourth. That while each one of 1u f("(l that her pa:ssinr' away: is a grt.("t pe(rsonal loss. yet we how to the will of hinm w\ho do~etht all (tin s w\ell: liftIth, 'ltat a copy of these resolu lions b1 sett to the hereaved family, to the Southern ('hristIan Advocate. to the Laurens Advertiser and a page be inscribed to her tmemory in our minute book. Mrs. It. L. Gray, Mrs. Frank Bolt, Mrs. Festus Curry. Big Wheat Yield. New York, June 13.-B. F. Bush, ,(resident of the Missouri Pacific, who is now making an inspection trip over the property, wires that an in erease of 20 per cent. In acreage and of 100 per cent in yield is given as a conservative estimate of the present wheat situation. "Merchants' stocks of goods are low," says Mr. Bush, "but traveling salesmen say merchants are now buying freely, being assured of prosperous times. As a result, we look for an immediate active .merchandice mnovemnent.' Always I.end to Better Ilcalth1. Serious sicknesses start in disor ders of the stomach, liver and kidneys. Te best corrective and preventive i 1r. King's New Life Pills. They Puri fy the blood--prevent constipation, keep liver, kidneys and howv(Is it1 healthy condition. Give you better health by ridding the system of fer muenting and1( gassy foods. E~ffective and1( mld. 250c at your~ dr'uggist. Ilucklent's Arnica Samlve for' all lurti. Women who are worn out with the body to perform the duties of the Louble burden of household work and household. It lightens the wort by a body that Is suffering from the mis-fitntesrnghothtak Atr cry of disorders in the female genera- a short course with this exceleat : live system, are strongly urged to tiy storative. cork becomes a pleasaro the beneficial effect of DR. Shnnion:: because health and sound i':iysieal SQUAW VINE WINE. It is Just the conditions have taken the plnce of remedy they need to correct the inter- sickness aid despondency. i'-'c.) $1 00 i sorder' and1 put st rength In the per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Join our South Bend Watch Club and buy on easy terms at the lowest cash price. You heavb always wanted to own a high gude watch -a watch you could absolutely depend upon for acourncy - a watdin that would e the envy of your friends-h Hero is your opportunit . i'lans have just been coiplefed that pennit us to sell high grado South 3cnd watches on c isy payments at the cash rock bottom pric. $$ Th 99d Watch on $1.00 a week terms We propose to sell these watches Wich you Wil a'v y be proud to in clubs. 13y coliiIn the pur- ccaray chases of se(e al peo)p. \e weIn sell It i SufraI(t('(( to ' o absolute a number of wetches at no gr eater cost th an the cost to sell one Watci. tlon'tkers That's why we call if our club plan. A watch will be delivered to each )(i wil surey lake it ha. membler upon his making the first 1. pat ziacait. . on' t let this splendid chance sli) 'ho amount etch member will pay y-this offer is made for a limited in each week will be so small that tale only-come in this evening it will never be noticed and at the and let us give you more complete end of a few weeks tho watch is. information on this money saving entirely paid for. plan. The South Bend Watch which we ThI offer Is open to both ladies arc offering on this club plan is a anfd gentlemen. Wear The Watch Whallwaou Pay. FLEMING BROTHERS JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Gasoline and Kerosine l Delivered Anywhere in the County : in any quantity." " gWeHandlehThe Best 166 degree hest in the State. Ask the State Oil Inspcc ftor. Gulf Rfiiing Co . R. EICHELBERGER, Agent n, . C. COULD SCARCELY WALK ABOUT And For Three Summers Mrs. Vin. believe I would have died if I hadn't taken it. cent Was Unable to Attend to ' After I began taking Cardui, I was Any of Her Housework. greatly helped, and all three bottles re lieved me entirely. I fattened up, :hnd grew so much Pleasant Hill, N. C.-"I suflered for stronger in threeimonths, I felt like an three summers," writes Mrs. Walter other person altogether." Vincent, of this town, "and ;he third and Cardui is purely vegetable and gentle last time, was my worst. I had dreadful nervous headaches and actn ts i ngredi nt ildoni prostration, and was scarcely able to walk about. Could not do any of my Cardui nakes for increased strength, housework. inproves the appetite, tones up the ner I also had dreadfu! pains in my back vots system, and helps to make pale, and sides and when one of those weak, sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy. sinking spells would come on me, million would have to give up and lie don weak women, during the past 50 years. wutld havwoe of gie u n i o n It will surely do for you, what It has until it wore off. I was certainly in a dreadful state of done for them. Try Cardul today. health, when I finally decided to try v Dept.. (';a lanoga. T nn., for .Special In oerucpioer on watr case thnd 64-page br." k. "jlone Cardul,~~~~~~~ th oa' oiadIfrml featment for Woinen.'" sent in plain wrappe,. J-66 $200,000 Worth of Real Estate for Sale! 1Uor ' ftsi'o onee on the swotamre; ivery n( Sales Stables; I 1at rith ship and mrvooless; the Gray & Sheasly Machine Shop anid suii roli nitio buiildings ; (City hiotmes Wid lots. All kinds of fim vnouds. Pries sn terms aight. I luiuy andI sell Stoei. Also write i reh eld Fire Instranco Bdn for them. Trynardui today $2 000hrho Real Estate fon are, Sle! hi i t S hop r an"ol;teGa hayMchin Choice Real Estate for Safe! 20 acres of land inside incorpora1te 2-4 acre of land, bounded by Jeff These are a few o fthe bargains limits of city of ILaurens, with six Sexton, Will Ilakeley, and others on that we have to offer you at the rins room ottge. three room house and Mock Street, in city of L.urens; has eat. if you want a hre1-- or wat to oittiilding, for $2,500. six room dwelling, for the small sme ispiose of a home call ne up at ray Two store rooms, at Watts M1111 $900. Court, S. C., Phone 19. fronting 50 f(cet anid :5 feet deep. Price 3-4 acre more or less, kn.,wn as A- 30 It. I. Burns home, in the city of Lauirens, kn acres of land, more or less, bounded by Boyd Sexton, Geo. Garrett known as part of the Mrs. Nan Knight a 1-4 acres with six-room dwelling, and fronting on North Ilarper street iomestead. Hounded by S P. P. all, two harns, and other outbuildings at with seven room dwelling, outbuild-'%irs. Sallie Ilighes, L. . Wilson andb the Watts Mill. Price $,,s00.U. ing itnd line well of water. This home others. With dwelling and out-build. has been recently built in fine loca Also lot adjoining this lot, 62 acres, tion and can be bought for $3,200, one at $50.00 per acre. third cash, balance in one ind two h0 acres of land fbounded by publie 40 1-2 aches known as the S. it. years. unreenvlle, known fro the L arsd( Io Moore tract and bounded by W. T. Ow- land, just outside corpoRitte limits o, ens, 13. Putnam, J. W. Dui re and oth- the city of Laurens Price 7 peo ers. Has good dwelling, good tenant city - $75.00 per house and outhildings. This Is a fine location. In sight of the Gray Court- - 1171-2 aches boundecl by lands of 0. Owing Institute and the most valuable A. 11atbb, ,. i. Mares and the Aber' piece of real estate than can be offer- crombie estate. Has nice dwelling, ed to the public. See me for prices. good outbuilding, and farn land( lI. 9 c res of land, known as the highest state of cultivation. Price +3are flad nona part of $60.00 per acre. the Airs. Anne ('hek homestead, hounded by W. R. Cheek, Geo. Smith (t7 acres of lant V .11. Henderson and others. Ilas sp f Yorate limits of Gray strout In high dwelling and outbuilding. Convenient . state of cultiv tio n. a Cout ,nant hig to school and church. Price $35 per -u on. Has tenant house acre. and is very near the Gray Court-Ow. acre. itngs Institute. This property is cheap 88 acres, known as 1. O. Smith's at the price $50.00 per acre. home, bounded by S. A. Williams. Chesterfield McDaniel and others. 10 1tl-2 acres known as the Reuben Price $37.50 per acre. -Martin homestoad, situated on the highway from Lanford to Gray Court. 169 acres, known na Mr. Albert D. This is one of the finest locations i Burns' home, bounded by Sam Burns, the upper part of the county, close to Mac urns and Robert Fleming. This schools, close to church and close to is a nice piece of property. nicely lo- market. Price $45.00 per acre. cated and good improvements. Chieap at $15 per ere. 2aners more or loss, known as s. T Up-to-date bakery at very reasona- place, bounded by North var 1 3-4 acres, more or less, know'n as ble price and terms made easy see per street, Witts Mills property; flvt 1':. It. Blakeley home, hounded by V. C. me early if you want this property i room dwelling, storeroom 25x 0 feet, Ilellams, J. J. Dendy and fronting * with barn and fine well of water. Canl Church street. Eight room cottage 1 3-4 acres of land known as the 1. Io connected with water works. lilee and outbullding, city er. with W. Patton home at Watts Mill, with a trio ligl.ts already installed. Prico $3, lights. Fine pasture. I-. $2,500. beautiful cottage and a store-room. 200, 54 1-2 acres, known as the Gilly F. Price $2,700.00. 63 acres of land, more or less, known Riddle home place, bounded by Chlirlil Also three unimproved lots at the as the G. J. Lanford lands, bounded by Henson, II. P. Garrett and Little broth- Watts Mill will be sold remarkably the lands of J. O. Garrett, H.' P. Bur ers. Price $37.50 per acre, cheap. See me for price. dette and others. Price $00.00 per acre. J. N. LEAK / The Land Man Who Divides The Earth to Suit Your Purse