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Your Horse Will Have 11 the Best of Care No Ifwuk work done 1th'. W' ntt tttisfi on aiih v nI: %vrE~l ork%. \\'' o.!a -11 Ihe br ()o f our u n -.u ; all work wur pro:rllt t:?o W J. D. SEXTON & SON LAURENS, S. C. HOw To Cie Qulinine To Children. l tirve QuinI te . It is i T. ite- e sru i!pki: niut to take atml doe-, not distu b th st Children take it nitd Zever kie-w it i; Qen1inl Also especialily adapted to adults wi-n r ir~w, take ordiury Quimne. Does toat it.-cate not cait-e unervonsnin ior vitititi: in th , it . 'ry it the next time You lnecd Qu1inaie fo alny ulitr pose. Ask fot- 2-otince ori,:inal 1-ek :::.Th i le Fililt.I It N s bi bi v \n in bottle. 25 ceu.s. sEqe",oae 0S13-iaseo00 Dizziness Spells of momentary blindness on stooping or rising suddenly, bad breath and a tired, lazy feeling are sy mptoms of a torpid Giver and d torpid liver is the prime cause of most of the serious dis eases that affect the human body. To get rid of bilious impurities and restore activity in the liver you need a dose of DR. M. A. SIMMONS Vegetable Liver Medicine The Old Original Liver Powder For more tian sitv years thi! .rand old remedy ias bm n used by the people of this country for -ll disorders in the liver, st nach - id bow is i a pwerful I Iver stirnlit, Stomach and b powiep er. It never fail: to ti reslts. It continiio no alco. hul, no stlts or caloeol, no sick eniig-sweet syrup to ntuseate the stoiaci. It is a l;ure, -hcle tme, stitly herlmd medicine tit acts quicidy and tturally, I-aving the system cleansed and 1wailhful. Dr. Ml. A. SimmnonsL' Liver Medicine is now put p in a haudsoni lithographed tin box. Ask for the Tin Box Price 25 Cents c. F. Simmons Medicine Co. Proprielors ST. LOUIS, MO. IF H EADA~CHY, D)1ZZY, BiLIOUS, "C;ASCARETIS" Is ::- 1 0-cenl box nit:. Y\t'e bliousit-! You hIno a ib :b t'ch': -senti itonli in ou head ac hadl yourIt in is yellow. wilIth dark I-ings. edt. No yonderct you Ieel ugly, tmltan andl Iil-temp~credi. Ytour system11 i full ofI * bile' not pr Ioperly piassil off, ad winat you ntetd is a ca ning tup inside. 1)onl't Scontinue being a bilius ntuisance' toi *yourtsel-f andi thiode wilo love you. antd don't lresortI) to harsh phytie~' t hat irri rtate anti Injure. Rtemember' th'it most dtisorereis of' the sttlomach, Iliverl andi gei-u.toron. Ctiillit- -thrl- r I howeIs elemn;i slomlurhI swe'el. -ltni yw"' hlOndI clearV ftor hlpua lha. Child. -t n h 10to Ike, (ascarets hieraiuse thiey lt-! good anld nr-Ver' ; rj i' or i'ek-n. SAVE THE HORSE If you could take out an in suranco policy that would guarantee your horse or mule agains~t colic for fifty cents you would hurry to do sio, would'nt you? -- Dr. oyd's Sure Pop C iteRemedy is colic ine nee in drop form. 60 drops ini 'ntly rolleves sever est casie. Priee bioc and $1 a bottle. No dreniching. Results guaran teied or money refunded by For Sale by . Ray's Pharmacy, re....... C.n * * * * * * * ' * * * I ?t * * t )Car Farnwr-T's Wife: The day before tIi bati o,' b.alots a-kod a neighbor of mine: tinhl oi, if you kneow you coild 'get only >ne omee tolinorrow, and he suren o. hat one. wNhoi woutld you IIthet VouIl(1 ht I eected?" I to foldel his 11-ills, took stveral lonig draws from I s old coh 1ii1w bhtore le replbt.l ,ti h ' ret deliberatliin "W---l," he rebd,"I want .loe .ohnsonl to go 1:1 ( to Cong ress d11(1 I believe we'll wild him too. I wvant Bioh Coopor -to t govInl :1 I believe he'll be inl ho second~ ra.ce hut."--and hevre he vool a irimier loh on his old IIpev teit mill nlothevr ]ln-, draw "but, it' was certin tillh was only oil' I 'O.tId !4et. I'dl Say: "pos ivel Iue -:d1 smlith to 1thc V'. 1,S s lie .1nd( send (lih-se Io the IreaIr !" That I. tihe Sv v r all 1fit out this way ati wheni Ieot only got the last but pretty near e'verlythin else inl siglit-we'l atybeOw wqe d(id jililat. a litiItl too Ainia h I I TI n tl , icw that tuv tten Itn las beil called to it, ihow pirhal ps it, wobl( lirate Itn a i llow's ilves , raw fromoi nliuehl def at. So, I-'a r' W it -e I line 'evo ti tili. It' iyi) w30 i-1 1 .\etir ng f larks ( ill li\ it'lIom liaynts in Ihe P'ri.wn ur " woalk h1:ivo ind ie set. "blood onl t11e 1l011" hil I l ll o lilti l wotnl n, no ll o tw. I I.vt relled thilge werikow I know erig hard nansdo not se-ttile dif follences of ol~inion and heshl!4%S l'ni too kilingly hapy for that! There is noi4 very much roomis for ,,rgu-,ment inl your re-ply nnd were it noIfor m,1 laking. it clear, to youl onl two pInts andtil keepintg the record straight ro to speak, perhaps I should not re pIv to youl. lino 1g of diverse opin - ionls as yonl and I are, we mgttalk tlday and till th cows C hom ioi and to what end? You know and I ktow that ".\ womanl convinlced againlst her1 wIll, Is of th same opinion still!" Whenl t'nele Tom brought me14 the news on th t morning of the- 2ti the prayer that welledl up Inl both outl heart" w t ls th l lm'. It dit t Sound To uts likie that of the Phri se for the s werel tlw words "lilss thel Lord oil! tiy o! a d fret) 1' i it l I hon r. i v.i ie ni h iI: 1 lt i e d l l l s r i fcof s iei to 1t1 t-11 1 'Th the I.I I( ii Ihr ru I 111 jtt1:m \-i i ) I r IlI 14 a I It . I Iliy h e not 114i 1io \v I a (I i f T'l'i V4 )('l t sta 'Ii. fth low! gandihig onr ie tlel. ''Tha .ilgici' it:) IS the 1h! li e I"l I ,glden ly I h tillt I r i nd. l t in ki lii ofi --a wrbs ao w(lr eS. on owinis . sthet. whnd filt)'tsei Cse that (petauola 'I .:.ain th the r of eh' tferin chi. :'ire and laed the h.ro ofs ing arb wo twan with y\o wa In no m town,"so? wtit. "\'mdr wC. in athe, worb 4:ilt, ha fooh ufsueh hfbh-rsfle ;eor th:'.'ac Norolyl knd could nlou orin.n I hae mtaken.re bo1le mth "''.n-mer'a's a eti anhd wam -ow a :mil ast roIm wa~ntn frel hitto ln :. \\'vetlly twe ell.n:t ys.ne-o :neh t dn oIn one pil o vicini .:: anod wthy will Vof your had m sty.n haPolkand~ T.lenns ad for tine byr alldaler. he hllhv a. I'm concerned the controversy ends here) "Farmer's Wife", you are .mr Bllease. InI the parlancte oi my 40od ld .onfedle rate father, inI whoe footsteps I have'' tri(1 to follow !n Iiv idea of things joliticali "I'm agin One of the -mzaxims illy ather I("ght. mewas "The other fel low Ia a right to hi1', ownl opinionl." I granit you tilti. To s11 is giveln the lilivilege olf ro:ring tthe future eitizens or our sutvte It' ('ole Ailense represtills your. idea of what S. C. statesllen shouild be. then point to hliml withl pride and say "Mly loy elmlillate i(he vir'ties of your gov rilor!" As for imiy piartt I taie the same priv ilege I graill you and I toll inly boys ile is built onl too low a lole for laine to P1attei alftor. T iat iL Clti .nshillp inl South ('arolinia is to bI no higher thai lilas ii it were lit 11le better thanl :u1iarchy! lb-i s m"ny -1n11ithesis of whait stalositaanship rteally Is. -Tere are victories in rae n lnt iss rllolt tl in I thinos of war"P and for he one of .\uilust 2.., 1 miake lily hest Abw to "ItI Hoy.,". T l i l k'a ts of tuanly loyafl hetar-ted -tolls 'andi da1ghtr n for joy onI .\1ugttt 2irt ut h nlL e 11 saI m lore yor niore, pioyfully 1han1t did Your s s'incerely. "Auntitit Kte I v." lin t1 1- 2 It hi. Cota loinle. AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY HELPS O1Yers t.4 iuy Large Amolnt of Cotton In SolIt hern States. New York, Sept. 2.-The American Tebacco CoIllipatily Is to lend its pow erIll support to making the "buy-ai bal e-of-cot toll' Iet a success. 'T'lie pIlan evolved by (lie tobacco compn iZy will greatly help tile cotton situation ill the South, while at the sam1e time stimu lating trate through tle South (,in slats and so establishing confi delce iA tlle soulti's contilnlled pros perity. In a letter sent to 1is clistom1iers, Percival Z. IHill, President of' the American Tobacco ('omlipany, Imiakos tei. following offer: "We will purchasel at 11 4 a 1Iollld ls innlliy poundl14s ol .moo :niddilin.g Cottoll fr'otu eachl of enrl custolinerIs inl the0 above nalned] af lug t e. 4-L, It l )l l )u inoi and A: ~ ( i Ire (tt 11111:"u i cach tIl ls : Ev nuthlai of toblacco.. shipplii. di I'-(t to stwih Cus t OineVr on m Sept. 29. ' I 1to Nov. ::it, ha I i." ~-;~i 4140 -k.; (ls 1 i ll 1 i~ll .\!ibina..\ ian as.l'loridan' o ga I-o is~uu t..\ississippi. North (1,r.( 1iilI' Oklhona, South .Ten S -l'l 1 1nd Tex a s, so tlat teIi bilefl la i'f s of i si piln will lia .\M r. Iil! : I ut. thI i f()11 I. o lo inI 141.; . 4-in : -- )1 )is Iur 1 l to irender <Clton-grwin. I 5 l ios.' I T) he 10 ram1ClV \ei1w' 4ib~ n.lalo ~th IL. ton-huinga offe hat e iuc a largeit Asiucal throughot'L tho s cto s, t a wist m te i . tu 1yoipany tul!"r thisit p{la~. 'hroyo 1f oer(iii ytoonh41 hi l lmnI fit l.(uth-l l ieb dvea-ls lare wt ittl andI is al ) I 0 m ahin a 'oiIedel t nca '44rinvest-11 * TYL111SVILLE1NEig. I Tyiosvi .ll, 'leplt. 2a.-le. Trogdon 4l .\er. W. '. Clak of.o Grenood 4pe Po .3 - ra e ooe e v s W dn da fo Caretoe where sheowill againor .\Ir. .1 W. P~en spent TaU.,dlay in speIrnSatra n .ues Revn. W. P'. Polead ochi.'rs \n clh or spn. .lna ihAr .P MIPoole.k fClnonSlel Slesdrs. tv eltves I ly Cakwr invealron buhies Smmattd ed tedfzen servat Iof Spr.ng Sun fr oday morning. Sunday0ga w t reortivs. r. at Lie Sanders who has been (luIte sick * at her home 1s steadily improving. I HIOUJEH1OLD ECONOMY-the main spring to rediuce the high cost of liv - ing. Start at the vital point--YOUR RANGE. See our ad. in this Issue. I S. M. & Eh. H. WILKiDS & Co. H It N(~ i I.E . " ('('O'I'0 N AL)N (U 'I VOUR FA~LL %NJ) I NI'At ElCI 00S, J.i C. Bui SAME GOODS F Get the Saving Habit. Ev Saved in Buying is tha Save up into Doll Fall and Win Now for the 500 Bale. Ten The Firm of J. C. Bi handle 500 Bales of Cot "Middling" or better. T the seller, (Farmer.) We TRADE just the same as Bring us either the c( ceipt. And right here let Firm in upper Carolina w THING THE WHOLE Fj MONEY. We Dress the Whol to Granddaddy Money is only a med make Cotton a medium c you need for the whole want to at the time, and, for the balance which yoi January 1st., 1915. "United we Stand-U Stand Together ar J. C. Burns Laurens, Greenwood, Ander This offer good as long as cotton is a< will allow 9cts for cotton as long A BALE OF ( The Idle Hour Theatre wi person holding the highest num test starting Oct. 1st., 1914, and Each adult ticket is good for 14 good for 5 votes. Noinination Get busy and win a Bale of ( The Idle I Newest anc AII~ HALE I' 01' COTTON AT,(4~ I AND) GTd I'TH FALL AtND 'OR LESS MONEY ery Penny, Nickle and Dime t Much Made. You will ars if You Buy Your ter Goods Here Red Hot Prices. Cotton at Cents irns & Co. is in a position to ton that grades as good as iis cotton must be grown by will accept this Cotton in your "Cash Dollars." >tton or your warehouse re us say that this is the only here you can BUY EVERY %MILY NEEDS FOR LESS e Family from "Baby U for Less Money. ium of Exchange--why not if Exchange for the Goods family? Trade what you we will give you a "Due Bill" i can use any time before ~ivided we Fall." Let's id Serve each other. & Company son, Greenville and Spartanburg, alling from 8 3-4 to 9cts., and then we is cotton sells from 7 1 -2cts to 8 1 -2cts. OTTON FREER[ 11 give one bale of Cotton to the . ber of totes in their popularity con Closing Nov. 19, 19140 )I v'otes' and edelk eftikd's ticket isN ballot good' foi 100' i6tes..U ~otton or help some friend t wui*, (our TheaterU I Best Pictures 0=o~ ==-.---.