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I ADiU~li A.MENDLESONS CONCENTRAT ED ' CHEMICALLY[~ Al Your Dime Can. Buy And one fourth more than it has ever' bought before. Other cans give you'only' sixteen ounces of the Solid Lye for your dime. In POWDERED Lye, Mendleson's can gives you six. teen ounces for a dime, against the twelve that some others' give you. Mendleson's is pure Lye, without fillers or adulterants" It goes farther,'does more, lasts longer than any other Lye. Every can warranted full strength. Three cans for a quarter. Mendleson's Twenty-Ounce Can beats the best records of oiher dime , carts in soap naking. .t saponifies eight pounds of grease, and gives you' the best hard or soft soap you ever used. Every can gives full dircctions1 for getting best resuilts. MENDLESON'S LVE MOST ECONOMICAL One of the handiest articles for household or farm" Cheapest and 8best cleanser and disinfectant. Leaves floors sweet-smelling. Drives away dirt and grease; kills disease germs; fine for cleaning kitchen furni.. ture... Remedy andconditioner for ogs and useful in the care of poultry. A use for it every day. Get better value for your dime by buying the Twenty-Ounce Can of.' Mendleson's Concentrated Lye at any of the following dealers: WHOLESALE DEALERS-Swygert, Nickels & Co., Machen Gro. Co., Laurens, S. C.; Milling Gro. Co. Clinton, S. C. RETAIL DEAL EIS-The Dolt Co., R1. L. Gray. W. P. Owens. Gray Court, S. C.; E. W. Patton, John A. Franks, Owings & Owings, \. 1,. Maliffey, Todd, Simpson Co., Lauirens, S. C.; .1. A. Todd, Iarksdale. S. C.; J. C. McMillan. Rlennio, S. C.; L. W. S. Bla1lock, Goidville, S. C.; Rasor & Fuller, Crisp & Fuller, F. C. Smith. Mountville, s. c.; Simpson Gro. Co., J. M. Pitts, Clinton, S. C. COAL DEALERS ATTENTION! TRADE 10c. COTTON FOR COAL We will sell you ot'r Wiliton iellleo ('oal or l'lioneer Sirln ilht'.l ( 'reck 5-1In10 Bloc k al our currnt nitrlot iices. Iloth ar- high :l Coals. Ve! will take yoni 1'otton ia pma 'Inent at (en I enll per 41 poun4 or loan you the inlon1ey oil Cotton Warechouls.e Itel eiptlsl at n cents per 1ound. Thi.; shows .ur interest in ....u trail antd faith in thel SouthI's great staptl.. 82 Peachtree Street Atlanta,Geri II I ileO l Wa neCnOfe TpNtctQult anid bervice at right prices, is to conltrol, manage and direct every prouck in the manufactu.re of one's product, tI 'us elimi nating lost motion, time, deper e~nce on others and expense. It is this kind of an organization that has gainled for us the high reputation we enjoy in the furnish ing of complete- house bills: from rough two by fours to the artistic columns, grilles, neo;ml posts, . m ouldings, sash, etc., used in magnificent mansions, Our prwce, stock, assortme it and service is right. "Buy 9/ the Maker" Sebh, Doors, AGSALME o Blinda, Etc AGSA A *We Would LiketoaeYurNx Order For JOB PRNI ,Iix About It? jo* * e *4 * 4 * e, 4 4~ 4 9 4 * * * IESOLUTIONS IN *MEMO3.Y OF * ]* TilE DEAD. ' Laurens .Veterans Assoelattio, * .-Sept. 24, 191. * * *..* * * *.* * * * * * * * * * * * , Wher'eas, since our Ilst annual meet i1y (iod, in llts Wisdom, has remove]l front our lesseling line, ou1r comt rades Abraimn Cook, Thomas .1. Illighes, W. (I. .loiies, A. Y. Motes, S. .1. Worktan, C. .\l. Bishop, S. A. Phil sol, I). 'J. 'laleitine, .. 11. I iiggins, W. It. 11aill, It. Y. Owenms and others, whose naines anl numbers are not at hand, Therefore be it resol ved, 'lit It is imteet that. we Ipause lin our accustomed pu rsilts' antd wilidra wing for this brief hoir, froti le visoittry, fitfull SCeInes of tis Iraniisitory existence, anad (10 iolor to the inemory of our fallen irothers. putting onl record our testi maniny oh their (olrage, foritiude and lieroiC devotion to duty, both iII leace and in war, dread crucible 'he lives IId services of ouri, beloved (tuoi rades 1irniii shi ex afples worthy o! tht. ihilllonl 0of 01ur childrenl and 01 oil r childiei's childrell. Thttese were types' of tile soldiers of tile Coilfederacy, strong imteii, men who kntowing their rights, bared their Ili .:Ists and stood VhIh the legions of it' Conrederey, for rourv long years olfhe muost tr'illendots conflct or history, as I wall between their colit try and its foes. I'e, .Jackson, longstreet, ialliptont, prinlcves ainong ilein, were but exalted types of ile Confedeiate soldier, rep rtseiltatives of the ime who privation and sutffering and immuuII-ttlonl Inl thle deadly breach, With the Sacrifice oI womlenl who "Strove wh-itle they wept" and of wh161i1 it has beet said, ihat "Tle tragedy of the ('onfederacy m ay be forgotltel. blt tle( friits of the ito b11 serviet. of tIl daughters of the SouthII are ollr perpeitta1. heritage,." inavo exalted their leaders; to the pinl nlacle or famle, and give theml plaes inl istory along1 w-ith thle great mlilitary caplains or Ilie world. T itl' af the ('tolifederate Soldier iltii tr11 ' or hitI the gratitude anrd retnlubeanceof his cottnltrytnettl for 0'Vt v '. Thls, are they who have imade of the S4outland a land of memonories. \\hile howing inl htuhille s ubmission lo the decrees of a .\lercifull lProvi dlice, we would exteid our heaiIrtfelt symailly to te faililles of ouir de parted coriliades. SAYS SULPHUR DRIVES ECZEMA FROM THE SKIN 1'sv like cold4 eircamII (to instanltdly slop Itclimii and clear tlie skin. Su111utr. says a ren'wnd derimatol ogsjulst COMmon0 hold-sulphur11 ma11de into a thick Cr \ wI! Soothv aind heal 'lt, skinl 'henl irritatedI anld brok ('n olit with 1N zema ori any foi In of t-rup1tiOnl. Th'le mloment it is .1111 ied ail itchling teeses and afterI* two '.i applicntions Ile 0/.0mai1ji disapeiars, leaving the skin cllar ard stlo)h. lie itells blezema suIfei'1ffers to) gct I frioi miny good~l phlai'mia'y an ouCetli or phuri I ha occ'upied a seture piositlin ini ithe int It of ((l/iermaitology aind cut liltIois affek't ns byx reatson of' Its il alt iss yiig proplei'ty. It ISit ol r itli. anii!si'tit' andI r'tamrlkablly heal cindlints ofl the skin. While noCt ail amor tails to instaitly3 sutiltie thie angr~y itlling antI Irriltation and1( hetaI thei l':'ve'ma r'ight~ til antd It is oflen yetar IlIateri befettit any1 eruplt Ion aigait apears oin the skin. .4 ***** * *4* *44 * 4** * * A L10'ENSE~ ThAX. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * l-iaor 'Tih' Advert iser: .\' itmlih hlas bhen said andl so mainy' to wriite ofi a lau wichl( I have lad tink wouhil tff'er' a soliutitn oh' the, probb-:n~i. Th'le plain is tIs: Make the tn it' hat lay13 a hleavy Ilise tax oii *all far litrlioduie slipped( int thIIiis stat' thait lhe offeis for' stale, the law tol t ak ef1'fect lie firat daty of .a anuary, lui-'. iviglie Ileople timae to prepare farerstoraise thelir home suipplies andg tit. the same time give hui imar Cause~t te landttlords wh'lo liv'e in the Itowns to look( after' their1 farms and se' to It that their r'enter's iaise enih~~ f iood supp)1lies for thtemselv~es ad athe lt'Iandttlo' I too. If tis wats done w~e would not have an over-pro ill('Iion olf CoIttoin In t hIs state. I would likhe to hiearI some discussion of tis I also thiink it would lie a goodi Idea tor 11he farmeris to meet at the varIous s(chool houses on some dlate ini Noveim heri 0or 1)teejinher and( dieide ont wht I legisltion they would have enacted at t ntexl sessiont, iforming thlo newv ly e'lec(tedl replrestafltives of their v~e 1lespectfully, H. D. Bloyd. . * * * * * *' * * * * * .* * * * A * . "UNDEt BLUE SKIES" *. At Gray Court-Owings. * * S * * * * * * * * * * S * * S * 5, Oin Friday evening, October the 30th there will be given it (1ray Court-Ow ings school building, a play by local amateurs from (2ray Court and Owings. Tiht .play "Under Mlue Skies" is sparkling with wit and humor while through it are moients of sober, so riousness and patilos. The anain plot consists of a young girl forsaking her early betrothed lover 'for a newcom mr in the coinunuilty. Weaving around this plot are the various gossips, miked Illers and the plan of the village swain in reclaiinig his lover. Yet ail his Ipanning comes to nalight, for in the linlet in idnight hours, his lover m1a r ries. , The public is Cordially welcoined. A I rew hours or poeasant roerention are Issured. while the siall fee for ad missioni will be greatly appreelated by the s 01hool associatiloll. iollowiig is a list of elir'(tor.,;. Iite11e C.l('u lohbi DavId .Joyee hioi y VIi iy )iek Warren Albvr( ray Dsear Weber t.T Wlo DId .John V Wli sleepy Ileille Yvrgin Williais Sam Holt Lilarv .Joyce NI Iamt Warrenv Willis Mfrs. Weber C 1; it I ( CIy l~ttle 1"IslleMry Purryl uRLS. THICKEN AND BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIRI 1r0m., itch Its uloss, 111IT.re el nii 1111d ClhotWlli get.rid Ii di tirit I --r ii n(ray ('llude Gra io ble ossvs;vt o .a a ryed of h'eavy beau Lifl ha iri: roft. lu1st rolls, tfify, wVavy anod &'rep from doand1rufif is mlerv ly ii battr of using a little :hadorno. It Is easy adr111Xi thve os have bieu soft hair: 0a1 lous f it. .ust got ai 2-5 vent bottle of Knowlton's )an d(riiv now-all drug stores recoml mend it---apply a littl a4 direpcteil and within ten milnutes there will be an appearance of abundanc;il freshnoess. iu ffin(ss and ai lnoinparaole gloss and lust ro. and try as you will you an o not ind a tirace of dandriff or fall Ing halr: buI your 1eal su1rlprise will bp after a1boit two weeks' 11se, when you will see new ha- fin e andl downy at. first- yes---lhtt. really new hI r 51(roliting out all over youir sealp 1)alderi no is, wve belleve, the only atre hair grower: destroye r of danidruiff and cur me for itchy scu1lp and It never falls to stop falling hatir at once. .1f you lwnt to prove how pretty 11111 soft your Iir11 really is. 111o Isten a (loth1 with a little landerine and care fully draw it through your halir--tk ing one sliall strand at a 1111e. Your 1111r will be soft, glossy and bealtiful in .ilst a few momllilts--a delightful Spr*11is'lie Iwaits everoylne who tries thin. * Withrop Collegre Notes.* * Winthrop College, Oct. 23.-A C respo denc c'l ubVo l has bO en "' rganized at W\inthrop(1 ('ohllege forI the purpose (15 of' keeping (ourl ele0li (It th1e stale ini touch:1 wvith tile lif'e at Winthriop thrioughi tihe mled ium of thle coun11ty pa per's. T'he club Is comp losed (If for'ty3 four member1 lCls, onet tfroni rec Ii(oun lty3 ini Sou th Cartoli na. W~iinthriop col lege oplenled I le sess10i of I it-' 15 w ithi a Ilrger nmber' oIf Ilall diuing the summllier thus mal~kinlg oib(5le~i th adm 1( IIittano a l arO0' niger' numiiber thban usu.9I The1 inime and( inlluience of Winthrop Conin ue to spr'ead, liecontly13, li)r. .Johnson has been asked by tile l'ana una l'xposi8t ion ant hoilltes Io send( ani e'xhibit I romi the W\inthri uop farin neonl, to1 tile 'xiposit(in ilext year. Thbis school1, whlichl is under Ithe supervisin Sta tes. of Lauriens 5COunt to13 know11 thiat. the county is fourltht in Ithe numnber oft girl a' t Winthr op. There01 has bl(een recently formiled at. WI intro(1 a1 Laurensi'i1 County' club whichI weu hope will serve'( to bring us nearn t''Ioge'thler and~ keep u1s In touch w~'ih each oter' and1 ourl huomei COunity. At ai recenlt me1etinlg of elected : Miss Marie Phil pot, priesident; Miss .Julia Owens, v'Ciceresiet ;Miss Guissio Miller', seertar'y; and Miss Winnie .Jeans, trieasurerci. 'There ar ie ai num~lber of new'. studen~its fronm ourii cotunty this year', includling Mllss Julia Owens, Kate Shtands, I noez I id gens, Mar'y bairksdale, EIlizabilethl Moseley, Mar'y Wilkes, Mar'garet D)un lap, ~llMi14le irving, Marmy Burton, Ethel Clhandler, Lois Chiandier, .Janie lloyd ifudgens and~ Anntie May D~onnan. Laur11ens is also well represented In the senior11 class thIs year. Aulmong those who wvill gr'aduate are0 MIsses Enmma Cooper, Winie -eanis, Maie Philpot, Ethel A. Wofford, Winnl, andf Azile Wofford. A. M_. W. Bee Brand S1 To every meal. A dash Bee Brand way, will impro The deep pungent aroma - by patient grinding in esp< no other way can the pure Bee Braiid Pepper at handy air-tight tins---equipi more than other kinds. I I l1ere Ai FRANK & I.1-)FORD LI'Itl 10NS COTTON .\ILL! ST4 JI. .\. PIll1,POT TO)D. SYI.\PSON & CO. J. A. FRANKS HUSBAND f DESPA) After Four Years of Discouraging Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Cave Up in Despair. Husband Came to Rescue. Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock writes as follows: "I suffered for four years, with womanly troubles, and during this time, I could only sit up for a little while, and could not walk anywhere at all. At times, I would have severe pains in my left side. The doctor was called in, and his treat ment relieved me for a while, but I was soon confined to my bed again. After tIat, nothing seemed to do me any good. Beef and M Cattle are kept for two purposes; duction and for milk production. To d they must be healthy. There is noti keep them in confinued good health them well quiickly when sick, than a fe Bee Dee STE - Stirs up the liver-Drive disease poisons away. chait ofohes Yt day, week after week, le their fingers that should b< keep them comfortable aryd EARNING POWER ie/ C start a bank account N'O\ Make OUR bal Enterprise Nations N. B. DIAL, Pro, >ices Add Zest of pure pepper ground the ve you meal a thousand fold. Bee Brand Pepper is secured :cially constructed mills. In rich flavor be obtained. d other Spices are packed in )ed with sifting-tops. Cost no )c at leading grocers. re A Few. DIAL CO. )Il RlNN E DY BROS. IIFNNETT & OWENS A. L. MAHAFFEY J. II. SULLIVAN LESCUED IRING WIFE I had gotten so weak I could not stand, and I gave ip in despair. At last, my husband got me a bottle of Cardul, the woman's tonic, and I com imenced taking it. From the very first dose, I could tell It was helping me. I can now walk two miles without its tiring me, and am doing all my work." If you are all run down from womanly troubles, don't give up In despair. Try Cardul, the woman's tonic. It has helped more than a million women, In Its 50 years of continuous success, and should surely help you, too. Your druggist has sold Cardul for years. He knows what it will do. Ask him. He will recom mend it. Begin taking Cardul today. 1l'dte to: chattanooa Mornlne C.$ La Advisory Dept.. Chattn ga. Tenn., for !,Wtructionason your case and 64- g ok 4ome Tfeatnient for Women." "eat in V1ai wrape. J49 ilk A-plenty for beef pro o either right Any time any of my cat iing better to tie get anything wrong or to tiake with them I give them a w doses of-- lew doses of B ee De e S T O C K ME.DICINEH. 0OCK They soon get weli. John S. Carroll. >ICINE Moorhead. M... 25c, BOc and $1. per can. At your dealer's. ) BE OLD AND :NN1LE.SS IS A T RAGEDY RE YOU PUT TING ONEY IN THE ANK FOR THE DECEMBER OYQUR pitiful than the Bight of ent on the assistance and rmany go along, day after tting money slip through a piling up in the bank to independent when their ONE. Why- don't YOU rik YOUR bank. LI Bank of Laurens C. H . ROP ER. naahier