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FINISHING TOUCHES ON WADE PLAN 'State Committees have been Named. Heavy Demand not Expected from the South. Washington, Dec. 3.-The last in portant step preliminary to the actual operation of the $135,000,000 cotton loan fund was taken today by the cot ton loan committee when it comnipleted the state-committees in eleven of the southern states. These commiittees will select local, coininittees at on1ce In every cotton producing colummuilty. 'The cotton'loan coiinittee also an nounced tonight that a meeting of the chairman of the state coninttees would be held here Deceiber 15 to discuss details of the loan plal. Although the plans for putting the lund into the hands of cotton )ro ducers have gone steadily forward, it was indicnited tonight that possibly a large part of the $tOO,,000,000 con tributo by northern banks might -nover be used. Officials here realize that some southern producers' are not particularly enthusiastic - over the plan, In view of the interest to he paid on lonsp, and the prices now quoted on the New York and Liver pool exchanges. At the -same time it was said the plan Is regarded as sue cessful whether a dollar is borrowed under it or not. The very fact that. the cotton exchanges have reopened and that cotton is selling for fairly good prices, officials declared, was ,due to some extent at least to the completlon of the loan fund. The state loan committee3 announ ced tonight included: North Carolina: Joseph G. Brown chairman, Raleigh; W. C. Wilkinson, Charlotte: J. V. Giranger, Wilmington; J. Elwood Cox, High Point; John F. Wily, Durham; Neil Ellington, Gree nsboro. South Carolina: R. 0. Rhett, chair iuanman, Henry Schachte, and E. H. Pringle, Jr., Charleston; E. W. Rob ertson, Columbia; C. G. Rowland, Sumter, and John M. Kinard, New berry. GHICHESTER S PILLS 'HEnDIAMDDBRAND. Ldieo As you 0 afor ox . sealed with lue Riioon. Taken Askmrwl ls~m.;7AI years known as Uest, Safest, Always Relis i SOl nRY DRJUGOISTS FVFRYWHERE LAURENS DRUG CO. * * * MADDEN NEWS. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Madden, Dec. I.-Well the date re minds us that we are on the last lap of the year 1914. Such a short space of time since- we entered the new year and now the chaps are beginning to count the (lays till Santa comes! Owing to the rain there was no Sun day school at Prospect Sunday. These. rainy Sundays tell too, it till benevo lent purposes and though the contri butions ar'e usually small in country Sunday schools, yet li the final addi tion they are badly missed. Thanksgiving holidays passed (tict ly here. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Finley were the guests of Mr. Proflitt and daughters. Mises Genie Alken of the Hurricane school and her' sister, Miss Corinne Aiken, of Bethany school, were here for Thanksgiving and were the guests of Mr.,J. 1. Power, Miss Carri, Lang ston and Mr. J. M. Dean. Uncle I'otn Lapgston had as his guests for the day hissister, Mrs. 10ttie Cunningham nad her' datighter, Mrs. Dora Bryson, andl Mesdanes Margaret Allison and Mollie Teague. A very pleasant day was sleit fot' Unele Toim Is in his eletnent. Wlen there is a tur key oi hand and 'a fiddle to be played. Mr. Malva Madden has recently bought a new Ford touring car. lie' and his mother recently made a trip to Gray Court in it. "Clean Up IDay" was obserbed by teachers, some of the pupils and a few patrons Friday at Prospect. We heard they put thing in "ship shape." "Clean Up Day" was observed by the week end here with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Finley. Mrs. Dr. Moseley and son, Claire, were the very welcome guests Satur day of her aunts, Mrs. M. T. Allison, and Mrs. Mollie Teague. The news has come to Uncle Joe Finley from far off Teaxs that his brother, Mr. Griff Finley is a very sick man and there Is grave doubts of his recivery. Mr. Finley has many relatives and friends throughout the county who will be grieved to hear lie is so seriously ill. "Friend after friend departs, Who has not lost a friend?" And when the news came to its that Mtrs. lla Terry-of Laurens was demd we realized fully there was one loes friend on earth for us. Many are the hearts that sorely grieve because this good woman is gone. We tender our deepest sym pathy to those who loved her and In whose hearts her place can never be filled. "For a short space dear friend, Good night, till in sOle happier clinic we'll meet and say Good morning." e * * * * * * * ** * * 4. * < .: ** * IVONOS NEWS. * * * * * * * * * * * * *C * Youngs, Dee. 7.--We have! had rain more than a week and no prospect of fair weather yet. The roads in some places are almost iptiaisable. ir. Robt. Stewart and family or 1,anford, visited Mrs. M. A. Abererom ble one (lay last week. Several persons inl tIis coil m uilt y have beeni sick Of "colds" the Iast week. \ir. Whitner Page's family has just moved to the Woodruff cotton mill. Mr. Wilk Vallace of (ray Cou'rt was in this section yesterday. Con to towl-comIe a'ound to the flcasier Sale. 1. C. H ltNS & CO. Uncle Joe Sient $3,271. Washington, Dee. 3.-Represen tative-elect -Joseph G. Cannon, of 1111 nois, former speaker of the house, spent $3,271 in hi Is primary and elee tion damuJpaign this year, according to his report filed here today. See our line of Writing Desks, suilt able for Christmilas presents. They are In all popular ilnishes, and priced very low. ...... %;. Al. & E. 11. WiILKES & CO. ASESSOR'S NOTICE 1915. The Auditor's oflice will be open from the 1st of January to the 20th of February, 115 to make returns of all personal pr perty for taxation. For the convenlence of taxpayers the Auditor or his dtputy will attend the following named places to receive returns for said y-ar to wit: Tuesday, Jan. 5, Craig's Store, Seuf tietown Township, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Wednes 'ay, .an. 6;. S. W. Dean's, .Jacks 'i'ownship, 9 a. in. to 3 p. m. 'I'lu rslay. .Jan. 7, lenno, Jacks Township, !, a. Im. to 3 p. In. ''ritly. . ian. 8. Clintlln. 1111 ter Tom-nShill., '.1 .a. Il. to I l. . Monday, Jan. 11, Clinton cotton mill, Hunter Township, 9 a. in. to 2 p. in. Tuesday, Jan. 12, Lydia cotton mill, Hunter Township, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Wednesday, Jan. 13, Goldville, llun ter Township. 10 a. ni. to 4 p. mi. Thursday, .Jan. 14, Mountville, llun ter Township, 9 a. im. to 3 p. im. Friday. .Jan. 15, Cross 11111 Town, Cross 11111 Township. 9 a. mn. to 3 p. im. Monday, .an. 18, Waterloo Town, Waterloo Township, 10 a. i. .to 1 P. Iml. Ti'nesday, .lan. 19, Irvil T Madden, Waterloo Township, 10 a. nti. to 3 p. in. Wedlnesday, .Jan. 20, .Jerry C. .Martin, Waterloo Townshlil 1. a. in. to 12.30 p. mi. Wd inesday, .tli. 20, .Ino. W. Tleeks, Sullivani Township, I.:30 p. In. to 4.30 ). mll. Thul IrsdatyJn 2,, .1. Y. Pints. 'Suilli vnTownship I.:t . m'l. to 12.:;0 1). mn. Thursday. Ja.21, PrIincetonl, Suilli vant ' Township, 1.30 )p. m. to -1.30 p. Iml. Priday, . an. 22, Tumlling Shoais. Ftullivain Township. 9.:0 a. in. to 2.:30 p. In. .AIondaty. .jan. 25, .\ner labb's, Dia'la Township, 9.30 a. mn. to 12.30 1). mn. Monday, .ian. 25, 1). 1). la rris', )ials Towsip-0l), 1.30 p. Im. to 1..0 p. In. Tuoday. Ja n. 26, (Cray Couri, )ials Towilship. 9.30 a. Iml. to I'2.) 0 p. In. TuId('ay. Ja n. 21;, V. A. White's, 1)ials Township, 1.30 p. in. to 1.30 p. in. Wedneisday, Jan. 27, Stewart's Store. Younitgs Tovnishipo, 10 a. Iml. to 3.34 P. ii. Thtirsd.v, J.n. 28. (Cook's Store. Voitngs Township. 10 a. i. to 21.30) p. m. Friday, .Jan. 29, Voung's Store, Younig.s Townshipjt, 1) a In. to 2.30 p. Iml. 'Tulsclay, Feb. 2, 1Pliasant iloind, Youngs Township. 9.:;) a. iii.' to 12.311 'I'uesday, Feb. 2, L.anford, Yotings Township, 1::101) . Iml. to 1.30 p. Im. Wednevsdaiy, Feb. :1, Ora, Scutl1let own Townshi. 9.311 a. Im. to 12.31) p. Iml. Wednesday. Feb. 3. WattA mill, Tau rens Township. 2 p. m. t t.30 p. m. All male citizens b) ween the ages of 21 and 60 yeals the 1st of Jan uary except those ho are incapable of earning a suiopt from being maim ed or fron other cauuse, are deemed polls, Confederate veterans excepted. Also ail male eitizeis between the ages of 18 and 5W on tre Ist day of Januairy, 1916. ar liable to a road ta:c of $1.50 and are required to make their .reta 'n of .satae t. the Auditor during the time -tbo/ specifed rnd shall pay to toi .)unty Treastnr..r at the same time other taxos ara paid hi lieu of working the road. Al itaxpayers are roquired to give Township and No. of Schoof 1~Mtrfet; also state whether property is sitnat ed in town or cotintry. 1Caen lot, tract or parcel or land must be entered sel a rately. After the 20th of Febriuary 53) per vent penalty ,will be attached for fail ure to wake i'ettirns. .1. WV. Ti()lOiHON. ( 'o rti y .\ iditor. . tee. 2 191 . -td. YIRGINIAN R[STORED BY FIRST DOSE Of MAYR'S STOMAlCH R[INDY .J. 11. lt sefhirk of tch tett, After l'.f- of lay's., Votder fil Stach R{emedy. tien Years, l'inils ile if rom $uf. The first dlose roves-it is not a f('I'Ige 0 lonig t me Ittlcitt. 1. i1. Iobsenrick, Dante, Va., was a Nlayr's Woidoiefuil Stomach Rtemedy sufferer front stomtah trolhies aild vl'aurs the di igestive trtact of mucold cih ronit coistivationl. lie Itried al. tccret.jols attd r'e'mttoves jiolsotnouts Imiat sorts of' treatmIlents, but got nio relief ter. It gives (itk relief to stileiers intil one iaty he took a dose of layr's rom a tomamh, livecr and bowel tirou Wodecrfiul .totmach ltitedy. bies. Manty say It has savetd theml fr'on1 lie found his trOulelc enuded inl a 1 .1 lngwrous operationts; inanky are sure shot time. lie wrotE: it. has sav e.d theitr lives. "I took yoi 'tfmedicine accorditig to We want. all teople who have. ch'on dir'ections .olt thee, weelkmrago and ic stomach rrouble or consti pation, no it proved to be just what 'you 'laitied tmattelr of how lang standing, to try it was. I have f,41et better sinice tthetn onj d(ose( of layri's Xondetrtittl Stom ta I have fotr fifteenl yeats. IBefore hit Romedy- -on e do.e will Convince I took something ally to mtovct my you. Tis is the itedicinie so tmally bewcl s. Since taking you r temdy I of o It people have bretn taking with have not beien bothered with mily ! Momu - srtpising res 'Ilts. Te tost thor acht and iheart." otugh systemi cleanser we ever sold. Flrom all over the United tes May r .; Wolidercfil Slormach temedy is com11te such l1(ttes tellin tg of the woin- nlow sold here by Lautens Drug Co. letftl benellt receld from the 'se and druwgglsts ever'ywhef re. Horse Shoeing 'Reduced to 60c IYour Hrse's Feet get the- best atten tion here by First Class Shoesb Cranberry Patent Shoesi, - - - 75c No. 5 Shoes, - - 75c .Bramlett's Shop 1W 0-W , 0 F~ U ; THEl BOO.STR STOhE Big Booster Special Clothing Sale Booster Closing Out Sale Clothing. - of Milliner Now is the And Coats. Time to buy Come Quick Your Suit Good Things Going Going Going Fast. And Soon ,Now is They will Your T Be Gone. We are Hurr up.Goinig to Hurry up. WHERE THOUSANDS BUY THEIR WINTER GOODS Sell 'em., I CMEIN ANDU COME TO THE BIG BOOSTER SALE GE OUR SUIT. WE ARE CLOSING II IE OUT CLOTHING NOW. The Big Sale goes on. Another Big Week of "Red Hot" selling. Hurry up and get in the game. Good things going fast. Xmas is coming. Hurry up and avoid the rush. We haven't time to mention prices. Come and see the big values we are giving with your own eyes. REMEMBER THE BOOSTER STORE BEST STORE IN TOWN ____ _ J.C.BUR COMPAN The House that Defies Competition and Sells Same Goods f Less Money at 210 West Laurens Stree, Completely Out of the High-priced District, Next to B'.ramlett's Shop. La=mm o N mm