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* 4 ** * *4 4* * * *** * : TV IERSViL.EL NEWS. * *1 'Tyelrsvile, Aug. 17.--Quite a large congregation attended services at Ea-ntly Springs Sunday. 1)r. .ohn 0. Wilson of Lander College, delivered u very interesting sermon. Alt. P-. II. iBalley, of Iea Ii ge.I , ipelit (unday with .\r. and .\lrs. T. P1. Poole and famlily. Miss Irene Dillard, of Clint:on, is visiting .\lisses l1ula and I.uey Dont Miss Lillie Peterson has retur'nel 3loie after a visit to relatives in Laurents. Alisses Tennor ando Ottis Glenn and brot'her, Dewitt, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Poole and family last week. Mr. Ilugh Donnan of Clinton, is ipent'lding his vacation with relatives here. Mr. Ilugh .Myers spent Sunday with Messrs Furman and .oshua Poole. (Dr. John 0. Wilson, president of lander college. spent the week-enld with Mr. and Mlrs. T. P. Poole and family. Mr. W. M. liyers spent Sunday with Mr. and Nrs. .1. W. Donnan -and famt ily. .M1r. Furman Poole spent last week in -the mountains of North Carolina. returning home by way of Chick tElrings and G;reenville. Miss Maggie Peterson of ILaurt ens, dis visiting relatives; inl the neighbor h(ood. Rev. Will Meadows of Aross .\n chor. assisted Rtev. .1tists in the fneeting that, was held at Sandy Springs last week. Mr. Niles( Clark. (it Clinton spent Sunday with relatives here. In lleautifuil .1oun1inn. Green Park. N. ,., Aug. 12.-The beautiful iliowing Rock (ountry, inI northtwestern Nrth Carolina, is now tilled with visitors viewing the match le!.s s retcry there spread ottt as if rolled down from the clouds, at an al titude of .1,:00 feet; and enjoying the refreshing healthfulness of this de lightful chmate, peculilarly its owna. Among the two hundred guests at the Green Park Iotel are Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Darlington, and their two charm ing daughters, Miss Lucy Vance and Miss Claudia I., of I aurens, S. C., who are adding, In a delightful manner, to the social circle of the happy peo ple gathered here. .\lrs. Darlington Is generally regarded as one of tite 'prettiest inat.rons here this season, and now numbers all of the guests as her warm friends. Iloth she lnd her daughters enter into all of the festivi -ties and games with pleasittg grace and heartiness. Mr. Darlington bears a very striking likeness to President Woodrow Wilson, and wears a liat very much after tlie fashlotn of the helief excutive-and ott iore than one occasion has been tak en for the Presi dent. WHO ('AN )PO('T' SWORN TENSTI. 14ONY OF HO0NENTl ('ITI/.ENS. Some time ago I1 begn thte use of your Swanp-Root witlI the most re aarkable results. For years I was almtost a wt'rk attd wa'is a gr'eat sutf for-er. Tihe doctors whlo t reated mte 'made me helieove that tty great suf ferinrg wereC (due to femtale trtoubtlei. I was so bad atI times I wvoutld fa it away anti had sinkinig spells. lital ly a new doctot' wvas called in and he .said that I had kidttey trtouble and gave me mtedilcine, of whtich I took several bottles. I obtaitned some re lief from this lbut I was gottittg weak er all the time; .1 could tnot. sleep and suffered so mtuc(h itain tlta t my Itus 'band nd chlldr'en htad to Iift' tme in antd out of bedl. A ftei' this titme two frien sentt tme wotrd to'trzy Swamip -Root, wihi I did, and t atn glad to irtate thtat the irtst dlose gavie met greant relief. After taking Ithe thtird dose I was helped ittto bed and slept half of thte night. .I totok sr~veral bot tles otf Swamp Root and I feel thtat I owe my life to 'this wonderful remiedy'. 'The two famn ily doctors sa1( id tat I coul d not. live three monthIs. I wvould htave to be helped in and ot (of bed( ten to twent ty times every night, After takinig l)r'. l(Ilmer's Swamtp-Ilootfo (two dW(ays I was ntryfre f'o:in gettinig up andt( coutld sleep sounditly. .\ts ). 10. lileitan, 'Tuntneltont, WV. Va. Pe'rsonal ly app;~iere be'fore nte, this 11th of Sejptembtter, 190P N\lrs. i ). J. :iIliemnan, whto sub scribeind the abhove statem('nt andi( made eamhI that the 'samie is Itru(' in sublstance ;and in fact. ,JosephI A. Miller, Il~r.INotary Publi.. Send tn ('(nts to i )r. Ni;lmter & C'o., ~lilinamtton, N. Yt., for' a sampleb size Ibottl e. It wvI 'ill ovincet'~i Inyone . Yott 'will ailso reOcei(e ai btookiet 01 valua ble iniforma,'ioni, tllinig abot the kid neOys ail bla'li'. Whient writintg, be sure and me(n In te L.atur'ens Ad vertiser. lteguilart iftv-cetit awld one diollair size t~ottles for sale at all dIrug stores. Dr. T. L. Timmerman Dentist People's Bank Buiddinig Phonei 82. -Laurens,.S. C. Woildd "Make 'Em Sweat." In his speech 'in Darlington last St:turday the governor said: "Ile would be nominated for the Senate and for the next six years I am going to make 'em it lanti-Blease ties) sweat just like now." 'I'le following is part of the ple"ige vhich Governor illease as a candi (IItt for senator has taken: "I will s11pport tle principles ad(11 policies of the Deiocratic party dur 1.ing the ter : of 0111ce for which I ma1.1y be elected. and work In ACCOU) wthi - ny DI).\lOCRVI'IC ASSOCI ATKS iII Coniglress Onl all1 party (Iles tions. " low would Governor hlease, as senator. make that old "anti-Blease Ite." lin Tillman, "sweat" and at the same time keep Ilis pledge? Ilow does it colliort with tile "Till mnttit !es" of Tirzah aind Lisbon and other rural districts of South Caro Uina to send Mr. Dlease to Washington to Itake Ben Tillain "sweat"? If you "hIkensetes" In 'harleston want. Somethlig dotte at the White ituse for your navy yard, or your garrison at Fort 3onltrie, or your hat rbior, or your ile furanit station, would you itsk 3r. Ililense or 31r. TI'ilI man1111 to introduce you at the White House I Or, )oui "Hleaseltes" of George. towln If you wan11 W ted to reutest, the War llDepartment. Secretary (larrison's departlimett. (4) help you InI Some m114at. ter connected with the anttee river tr llt dre(iduling of your harbor, would youl rather hale a Selnator Smlit-1h orl a Senator ellse to speak i 1ord inI Garrison's Car for yo. Yol "Ileastlites" iRe Ilion of Colm mon sense. \'ote for Blease, yell for. Blease. pL't youl throats anid burst you I IiIgs for Ilease a.i you like. bit answer inl your1 owln titind! Hiow much0 1olid at senlatr 1.1Inl Washingtfon trvingl time andk thoughrit for "11h14 nevx six .3eurs" 141 mak1hing9 Ie "a It- (i-'ateseites" inl South Caro-, im ",eat" iELP 101' (;o 01hl Id. "Blcasevitos." go r-ight in, tlle water's fine,. No. we tiolnt wailt t1' (Coverlm'tol' klcIvd slna.tl, We walit a seniator who inl Wasital'ton li has lelpiestilled aill ilh( people. w.ho wouild wor-k for Ch arlestol .s 'Tillitma has wvorked for CI har les tit thout.h C harlestn011 vot(d amguilllst him, who wotild know iecther "Illeaselte" nor "'Inti-Ilease ite" who would find no pleasure inl ntakling alt Souti Cairolina Democrat "'swea'it." And here tind now, (it the respion Sibility of this ieWIl-impCr. 11eP eIIdar for E. 1). Siith, for L. II. Jeniings and Wv. P. Iollock, to youi "Blease. 1ies," that no one of theisii If elected senator, will make ainy (if you "sweat," but rather will work for. yout when ever you have any fair proposition to advantce, as at seinator repre~senting fihe Democratic peopl(e of South ('arolinait Should work for YOU. To us, It does nRot seem generous or fair or right that you "Bloaseltes" should try to send a senator to Wash Ingtol who says Ie wotind 1ntitish its, would "inake us sweat" for six years, he)aise we prefer to vote for another candidate, bit you are entitled to your opinion, you art'e fiee agents. adill if yout think that is what a I)emttocratIc sn1at1:or should do, why, as youiRr Gov ernor01 would Say, "we Can't* help it." Mr. Smlith Is, now a senlator. The wriri r if these words voted against him in 1968. lIt he has itmade tno war on the "anti-Smithites" of that yea '. le slitaills I InWshmiton for all the Deiocrati liolie (if Soit t'arolin aind filr the Woodrow Wilson Delemo cratic party Ilinte U'nited States. Some of you "' leites" tmighty few aecor'diln.g to our in foimnat o) ar'e ('otiiser's. Silppose the gr'eat being "'anii-illeaseiies"' should ask a Si'noior illoase to stuport a htill affec titng t he o(ot tont mtarket. I oni't youi thuik hie wouldl ''iiake '('mi wat 1?'' And ( doni't you thlin k, if ho d I, you1'' "lleaseite (' ottion ra iser's, you1 would( ''sweat'' wIth 'emii?" I lowecver' what~t's thie 1se? Ytou kniow F-ltte says.'' .luttn r'ighit in; ithe wa I er's Ii ne. IPerha~tps If' you sond youri mnii to Wt~ashinigton lie will have the Sra tioun ('atinug ot of his hantd In less than a w~eek, while the "'ati-Itlease itos"' 'sweat'! -T~'he1 Stat o. Wake tip your' liver. A laziy lliver brin's 011 the wotrst of dilsease's. TFake 1. y-VEH-LA.X nowt. Htays hPharmtacy. * * * * * * * 4*4** * * * 4*4*. * * * PINE HIX1FF" NEWlS. * * *I * t4 t * * * * * * * * .y * * * * * line lIluff, ..uig. II--.\lossrs (Gus ('oats, .1. I". Grifli, II. .\tl. 'JTuirn(r andl it. W. andie .\i. (;. I oazmn at teniided reunioin att i'ion churchei last Sat twa s t a'(recen t. v ti of .\ir. and .\l's. WN. (I., Iloazmana's family. .\lrs. Ia ker' TarrantIi , otf Grteeniwood, is the gue(st. of It. W. Itrownt's famtily. .\I is s .\lary Pirotwin will r'etrin to hitltiloe this week. Ar. G army I oazitnan hats eniteed lie Misses I ~ydlia l'i'Turneri and (I l izimath .. 11111 spen11t thie week-end with Mr ll . J1. 8. Ilill's famidly. .\lr'. .1. II. Camiipbell hadl htis hand cut last wee'k wh'itle preparing heel' r for the miar'ket. M1iss I 11ulah 'PTurneri, of .\ot tvillec. t visited II. S. Griffnt's reently,'t Mi'. WN. I. Adair's family are det'- v t aininrg a host of thir relatIves thisit t week.j TIhte meetli ng at JHethahai'a closed I last Friday night. Rev. WV. P. Tui'ner i1 wasi assistedl by R1ev. J1. A. Martin. Y 1l LiAV-VEl-LAX tones up the system, I stimlatets the Liver to work In harm- I ony with the other organs. Ouaranteedt to give satanfaction. flays Phnarmay J.- C. Burns CLOSING OUT S REGARDLES All Summer Gi We have cut the prices so deep unti And you can see it if you will co Iron Racket. Come and get yc while they are going. D MOW IS Y LADIEW 1 SlEMMMR DRESS SKIRTS AND SlllRT WAISTS GOING NOW. 5(t- W aist. sale prite .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .34 751 ist sal' prive ..... .... .... .... .... .... .. .45 $I.00 W aist. sale price .... .... .... .... .. ...... .69 $1.25 W auist. sale pri e .... .... .... .... .... .... .84 $2.00 \\' list. sale price ..... .... .... .... .... .. ... 1.19 Skirts sae rivves as WVaist. S Spjseial "ale prices oi all Dress Goods and Doiest ics. We mahe Iliv priev if you are ga.lme to buy. 'losing out sale on all 'Men's Underwear .19, .29, .39 and .69 for the $1.00 kind. v Special lot of Girl's Miidy llouses going in this sale at. .45 SPECIALS IN DRUG DEP'ARTMENT. All .$I.0 Bottles of Standard Medicines, sale price.. .. .79 All 50e botiJtles, sale priee .... .... ......... .... .. .39 All 25e bottles, sale pri(e .... .... .... .... .... .. .19 The above prices will be withdrawn after ten lays. Buy your elidicilnes now. AL (I2 CIILDREIN'S DRESSES CLOSING OUT. 75v Dresses elosing oit .... .... ...... .... ......... .47 $1.00 Dresses closing out.... .. ...... ........... .69 $1.50 Dresses elosing out ...................... .94 *2.00 1)resses Closing out .. . ... .... ... 1.19 Remember IED l(ON BACK ETF sells very near. everything you nOiy nee d. Dry (Goods, Clothing, hats, Shoes, Millinery. Noit ions, inmbroider. Rtibbons, Dress Goods, badies, and Children's Ready to Wear, Trunks, Suit. ('ases, Rugs, (Art Squar ies $1.98) , Wintdow Shades, Cur it ain P ol es, Laee C ur i ains. Towels, ll[andkerchijefs, P~an ts, Overalls, Shirt s, Uni dlerweari. 'l'iniiware, (1laisswarie, Crockery, Enamecled ware, ( 'hurns31, lFlower~ PoJts. Dru'igs, Toblacco, Cigar is, C igaret ts. St a tina ry. C'andyl, .Jewelriy, Watches, Cloeks, Toilet Soa ps, Tal 'inn Pi owdeirs. Ext r'aiets, Shoe P'ol ishes, WVash ing Soa ps, lIlu]e ig. Starch, Washing P owdlers and1( hundrelPds of oJthler it emls we havein't t imie nor1 space to mention.l This whbole newspaper~ would niot he enuoughi spatce to list (our entire stock. A\ll Millin(ery going at a sac ifitie. We. wiill maike the pric e Come to the Red Iron Racket's B limited. Get 'em while they JC. BURNS4 - Price -Cutters Big Cloi. REDHOT210 West Le Suimmeir ('onstipa'lthm Danlgrouls. I~ h rul tr Connsilpatlon lnthSummeretimeman 1(ore dallngrerous than111 ini the fall, w in-inse'he.fke(h nei111'''a eri or. sping. Thle 100(d you eat Is of- ltkeJyiiloesrglrn1( an 'Ol cnainailited antd is more li kely o wllaidtC~(Isee.Fo fermien t in y'our stomalchi. Then ilCyaldec'. on ar'e apt to dr~ink muciih old1 wa- opie akIulin. Poe2 :r during the hot wveather, thus in- Jow egan C .F~o~i .uing your stomrach1. Colle, Fever, W .Kih 'tomaine Poisoning and other ills are F~JO4 RTIRTN ~H atural results. P'o-Do-Lax will keet t a oil well, as it increnses tile Htle, the atural laxative. which r1(1s tile how- aae .C Is of the congested poisonous' waste.Ptm" iD o-Do-Lax will make youi feel better.. 'leasant and effective. Tfake a dose migttsc a keepugit.O yourNbowels rBulank. Company UMMER GOODS S OF COST. Dods Must Go! I it looks like the goods can feel it. me and look around in the Red ur share of these good things on't wait, don't hesitate. OUR TIME. PlAICK IS A IIIHRO. Doit itke too much advise. Keep to the he(Irl. Risk your own .iudgment and buy your goods of .. C. Burns & Co., the hliouse that always sells saie goods for less, and nlow lower the prites go again. 10 boxes (of 5v) Matehes, Red ot . .25 S eakes (of 5v) Lamidry Soap .... .... .... .... .... .25 7 pkgs (of 5v) Washing Po wder ............... .25 15 eakes Laindry Soap ........................ .25 Ladies' (10e) Black 1lose, sale priee .............. .07 Ladies' (15e) Hose, sale price .................... .10 Men's (0c) Hose, sale price ..................... .07 Men's (15v) Linen Collars, sale price .... .... .... .. .07 Men's (15') and 20e) Ties, sale price .............. .10 Men's (25e) Ties, sale price ........... .... .... .15 M en's (39e) Ties, sale price .... .... .... .... .... .25 Men's Suspenders, sale price .... .... .... .... .... .08 Men's Suspenders, sale price .... .... .... .... .... .13 Men's Suspenders (36c quality) ..................... .23 Ladies' Corsets 'Special elose out of .50, .75, $1.00 Corsets. Your piiek of the lot it .25 for 10 days only. 1 lot of liadies' Slippers, woith $1.25, closing out 4......50 1 lot Children's Slippers, worth $1.00 to $1.50, close out .50 1 lot Men's Slippers, worth $2.50 up to $3.50, close out 1.50 1 lot St raw IHats, worth 15v to 25e. close out ..... .... .. .10 1 lot Straw 1lats vlosing out at. just one half off. $1.00 Hints for ......... .... .... . ... .... .... .... .50 $1.50 Ilit for ................................ .75 A few I'aunama llats to close: $3.00 lats .................................. $1.50 $6.00 I its .... .... .... .... ... . .... .... . ... .. 3.00 Now is the time to buy you dress pattn (heap-. 7 yards of Lawn or Callico for .... .... .... ........25 (6 yards of' yard't-wide Il'ereale for............ .... .........45 7 yards of~ le'aney Crepe ......... ..................59 An a11 lot of flue Dress Goods8 at elose out prices. 50e' Imbroidery F~lonneing for .... ........ ..........29 75e inmbroidery' Ilounci ng for .... ........ ..........39 $1 .00) Imbroider'y F'loumn'ing for .... ............. ....67 25c quliity Embhroidery for .... ............ .....12 1.2 15Se quality R ibbon for ..............................10 20e quality Ribbon for ............. .................15 25e and 30e Ribbons .... .... .... .... ... .........18 10e Ribbons .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .......07 ~g Closing Out Sale. Our time is ire Hot. ALL--A--BOARD. OMPANY Out Sale "MaigRoom Lurens Strees. UNDERTAKING ICures Old sores, Other Remedies Won' ii Th wrtcesno matter of how longuaor g. KENNEDY BROS., C -*" ;:'lac"iao. it, Undertakers and Embalmers25,5,$.0 Calls answered any hours, day or night. N. B. DIAL A. C. TODD LA URENS, S. C. ____ ____ ____ DIAL & TODD Af forners at Law lil. CIFT N JNES Enterprise Bank Buiding, Laurens, S.C. Dentist PRACTICE IN A LL COURTS omc.I. S~uisBullhag emuy to Ioanu en Reoal Estate-Long . thane- Offne ti. 86: Raneldnuceo etna