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Money Given Back, It Not Effective If you are seeking relief from Eczema, Erysipelas, Pimples, Blotches, S c a b i e s, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Itching Piles, Dandruff, Ivy Poison, Barber's Itch, or any similiar' skin disorder, do not waste time on pastes and ointments. Try at once this infallible, guaranteed remedy. Ex - Zema - Fo is'a clear, colorless, odorless scien tific preparation, put up solely for the relief and eradication of skin diseases. It does not stain the clothing, it does not harm kny thing, but it is emollient and heal ing mI its action upon' the skin. If it does not afford you the relief claimed, the druggist will refund the urchase price. 50c and'$1 a bottle. FOR SALE BY LAURENS DRUG C Laurens, S. C. Specify No. 68. Augustus G. Hart Attorney at Law BANK OF LAURENS f1DG. In office recently occul le by John M. Cannon, dec e1 Prompt attention given to all business Practice In all State C( orls. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmers Calls answered any hours, day or night. LAURENS, S. DR. CLIFTON JONES Dentist efig. In e-amm.= bu1iding Phone: Office No. 86; Residece 219 Effective fr Further, we will our purchasing And should we August 1, 1915; For further pnr "NEWSPAPER LIE" DID SEEMS-TO WORK HERE Blease Candidate in Barniwell Made Statements Which the (overnor De manded He Correct-"Hle Tried to But,-'. Columbia. July 31.-In regard to campaign utterances of Norman C. Creech, candidate for re-election to the house from Barnwell county, wherein Creech, according to a report in the Sunday News for July 26, stat ed that Governor Blease had vetoed an appropriation for eradication of the cattle tick, and had removed a Columbia magistrate from office for issuing certain warrants against Creech, B. P. Davies, editor and pro prietor of the 'Barnwell people today made a statement. The substance of Mr. Davies statement was as follows: "During the first two meetings of the county campaigners at Williston and Blackville, Creech asserted the guber natorial veto of the cattle tick appro priation. Governor Blease demanded that the statement he corrected and sent a constable to the meeting at Dunharton on Wednesday, to see that his instructions were carried out. Creech did not retract his statements of the first two meetings, but de nounced the report of his speeches as a 'newspiper lie.' Thereupon I obtained affidavits, realirming the statements of the newspaper report from three prominent cltizens of Blackville, and three of Williston. Yesterday at the Barnwell meeting, (Ireech again (lenounced what he termed a newspaper lie. At the close of the meeting, I read the aindavits to the assemblage. Mr. Creech came back to the stump and denied his former assertions again, after the reading of the affidavits. lie was] heckled by the crowd." CHILDREN'S DAY EXEIR(CISES. At Rocky Springs Church, One of the Landmarks of the County. Rocky Springs Presbyterian church, one of the noted landmarks in the re ligious life of Laurens county, was the scene of a very pleasant occasion on fo'nday, July 26. The large and pros perous Sunday school had its annual very interesting celebration of Chil dren's Day, which a number of visitors Buyer om Aug. 1, 191 Touring Runabot Town Ca (F. 0. B. Del be able to obtain tlf rnd sales departmnen reach this productio1 i to every retail buye iculars regarding the )RID! came to enjoy. Thie very earnest and efficient superintendent, Mr. W. T. Senn, assisted by the ladies, trained the bright boys and girls in their songs and recitations and they cer tallily did splendid credit to their teachers. They are zealous young workers for foreign and for home mis slons and are laying by a fdnd for the erection of a new church building; will gratefully receive assistance from any who are interested in this good work. The decorations for this happy, oc casion were simple but appropriate and very beautiful. Oi the wall, back of the pulpit was a large gilt star with the inscription, "Dur Star of Hope." Over and around this were dainty fes toonings of green and stars hung by gold chains. Jars of ferns and vases of roses and trailing vines added much to the beauty of the scene. The clil dren's exercises were followed by an excellent sermon by the Rev. T. A. Becket, who, during his vacation .in the seminary, is supplying this good people. Then came a talk by our own Rev. Richard Anderson, missionary to Central America who is at home, spending his leave of absence from laobrI in a foreign field. It was inter esting to listen to his account of the lights and Iihadows in the nissionaries' lives. Rocky Springs church was founded in 1778, making it 136 years old-just after the long and ardtuous toils Of the Revolutionary war, a few faithful souls built a rude ciapIel of logs that they might have a place in which to re tirn thanks for merciful deliveral nce from niany dangers and privations. As sUCcess came111 to them a new house was built and since then it has been twIce rebuilt. Their labors done, they rest a noble band of men and women, in the cemetery nearby; over their sleeping dust flowers bloom, carefully tended by loving hearts and hands and in the grove of oaks just outside, song birds carol sweet requiens. When our Sa viour shall come in the East, they will rise to meet Him. Among the graves of recent years is that of our faithful worker and kind friend, Mrs. Rosa Fouche Bell. For years she was a capable and efficient teacher in day and Sabbath school. Many there are, of her pupils who "will rise up and call her blessed" for her good instruc tions. A very bandome monument marks her last earthly resting place. s to She Prices 4, to Aug. 1, 19 During T Car - t, - - r,- - roit, all cars fully equipped. ~e maximum efficiera ts if we can reach a ri, we agree to pay a r who purcharses a se low prices and pr< 40OT O The present edifice is the fourth at Rocky Spring' and is still good but the ieibers hope for a new building soonI. "Visitor." Pale, Silkly girls who are approach Ing the age of womanhood stand in need of the fine regulating and Strengthening InIhllelCe of 1Mt. SIM MON'S SQIA\V VINl1- WINIC. it is well adapted to imeet such conditions and establish regularity. It corrects !anguldness, dull eyes, bad breath. weak digestIon, and nervousness. It help s the suiffere through the critical period, restores strength, appetite and a Clear, rosy col)iplexion. Plrice $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all druggists ** *4* * * * * * * * A I'leasant Day at Trinty-Idge * * * "Man's work Is from sunll to sun, Blut a woman's work is never done." Occasionally though tired mothers and honisekeepers have an occasion to forget for the time their work and e1joy a social gathering. This, the ladies of Trinity-Ridge community did recently. It was the regular I month ly meetinlg of the School IIn prove ment Associathon. Our president, Mrs. Scott. George. arranged for an all day meeting and prepared i lla p)r gram that rendered the occasion both pleasant and profitable. After the de votional exercises by tile prevsiden(t and the reading of som,e inlerestilig pallers, bly Mrs. .oh1n Watts and Mrs. Guy Smith, we were given some piae ti(al demonstrations inl cooking by Mesdames George and Irving. 'I'he doors he1ween' the cookroomt and din ing rooi were tihrown open and we not. only observed (lhe work bull en joyed tihe delleious dishes they lpre pa red. We usually appreciate that which we strive hardest for, Conseluently we ladies, after our hard struggle for the basemient, appreciate it more and more every time we have an occasion to use it. At one o'clock, we were invited into the dining room where we found a long table with its snowy white cloth groaning, so to speak, under its load of good things. After dinner we assembled in the spacious auditorium where we listened to some beautiful selections on the Piano by Miss Hattie Gray. Miss Jayne Garlington was present and the af ternoon was given to demonstrate canning to the club girls and house ire inF on Ford 15, and Guaran hat Time: In the United States of Amel cy in our factory pr n output of 300,0( -s the buyer's share f new Ford car betwee fit-sharing plan, see R C keepers. Between twenty-five and thirty ladies were present at this meeting and ail went a way hoping tha11t our presidelt would 111ln an1oth er sueh a troat for us. We would like to insist onl every C0111n11111nity that contemplates building a schoolhouse to plan for a basement, for we be lieve in a few year~s Domestic Science will be taughtt in the rural schools. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases, no matter of how long standiig, are cured by the wonderiul, old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Ihealing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00 Reunion tof Survivors. The survivors of ('o. C, 14th S. c. lIegiment 'Co. C, 3rd S. C. lat talIion, and Co. A, 6th S. C. Cavalry, will hold their annual reunion at Union ehurell on Saturday, Aurgtst the 8th next. Prominent si 't'Iers have been in vited :o !1dd e he Ieeting, the lIpub lie in general and the old soldlers wi(h their families are expected to be with us. Come out old colrades and let its kindle onec ni ore the old cam p tires. Wade 11. Pin1son. Aiguvst 1, 1914. Chairman. Rays. PharimcIcy knows about LIV VEII-LAX. You need it for your lir 'WORMS Horse, hog nd attle own ers should kto that worims cause by a' oor digestive system or improper feeding are more than dangerous. DR. BOYD'S Worm and Condition Powder is a remedy prepared by a practi cal veterinary surgeon and re lieves the condition almost in stantly. It should be used with regularity. 25 cents buys a large package. We guarantee it to do the work or will refund purchase price. For Sale by Ray's Pharmacy, Laurens, S. C. rofits I ars teed Against an: $490 $440 ricaOny oduction, and then 0cars between ti rom $40 to $60 per n Aug. 1st, 1914 an< the nearest Ford Bi MP A1i 14 cents a day Thiat's aill it costs youl per day to buy a high grade South Bend Watch on our club pll. Rock Bottom Prices You buy the watch at the lowest cash price at which it can be sold. Our clu) plan makes this possible. Wear the Watch while you pay You get the watch 11pon making your first pay ment. This offer is for a few days only Take a(lvantage of this ol)portunity - let us give you the full par ticulars in regard to this reinarkable offer. B. R. TODD Engineering and Contracting Land Surveys a Speclalty .ncrete Work 8 it il y done or In-i isp~cted. Drawings and estimates of all Kindi Telephone No. 346 Laurens, S. C. Simpson, Cooper & Babb Attorneys at Law. WHi practice in all State Courts. prompt attention givento all business. y Reduction uinimum cost in ie above dates. car (on or about 1 Aug. 1st, 1915. anch or Dealer.