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CALOMEL IS HERCURI CLMAN LIER Don't Lose a Day's Work! 11 Bowels Constipated Tak You're bilous! Your liver is slug-I gish! You feel lazy, dizzy and all knocked out. Your head is dull, your tongue is coated; breath bad.; stomach sour and bowels constipated. But don't take salivating calomel. It makes you sick, you may lose a day's work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomnel crashes into sour- bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when! you feel that awful ilausea and cramp Ing. If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced, just take a sPooifill of harmless Dodson's Liver Tono to night. Your druggIst or dealer sells you a 50 cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone under my personal money-back Lessons C IF the child has a I study by. The saves eye strain. It its best-clear, mellc The RAYO does nc is easy to light, easy rewick. The RAY cannot get a better 11 STANDARD C Washington,D.C. (NEW.J Norfolk, Va. Richmond, Va. BALTI COULD SCA W And For Three Summers Mrs. Viin cent Was Unable to Attend to Any of Her Housework. Pleasant Hill, N. C.-"! suffered for three summers," writes Mrs. Walter Vincent, of this town, "and the third and last time, was my worst. I had dreadful nervous headaches and prostration, and was scarcely able to walk about. Could not do any of my tiousework, I also had dreadful pains in my back and sides and when one of those weak, sinking spells would come on mec, I would have to give up and lie down, til it wore off. I was certainly in a dreadful state of hiealth, when I finally decided to try Cardud. the woman's tonic, and I firmly . orEXPERT SfO] SHOGES REPAIRED IN FIRST-C] SWe use the best leeather thal * or will please and that our s< Black Cat's Paw and Spring Tan Cat's Paw and Spring St * O'Suiiivan Rubber' Heels.. 'Heinbachs Interchangeable Ri - Half Soles, machine or hand . Halt Soles, sewed, women . * Heels flxed .... .... ..... HIalf Soles, tacked, men .. * Halt Soles, tacked, ladles.. * We put on any kInd of rubb wholesale prlces we are able to< We have just received a new * while you wvalt. We (10 the wvorkl *.New York San IIHYMJAN LURET 'I SIcK NS! AND BOELS G[NIY Your Liver is Silggish or e Dodson's Liver Tone." guarantee that each spoonful will clean your sluggish liver better than a dose of nasty calomel and that it won't make you sick. Dod'son's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morn ing because you will wake up feelhig line, your liver will be working, your headache, and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and your bow els regular. You will feel like work ing; you'll b,) cheerful; full of vigor and ambition. ODodsont's Liver Tone Is entiroly vege table, therefore hariles.afid can not salivate. O1 e it tqyour children. Million$ of plople iafe using Dodson's Liver Tone It 11a4 of dangerous calo mel now. Your druggist will itell you that the sale of calomel is almost stop: ped entirely here. me Easier ig, generous light to ao' LAMP is kerosene light at w, and unflickering. it smoke or smell. It to clean, anl,~easy to 0 costs littlp;but you imp any price. IL COMPANY ERSEY) Charlotte. N. C, MORE Carleston,s w.C RiCELY ALK ABOUT believe I would have died if I hadn't takena it. After I began taking Cardul, I was greatly helped, and all three bottles re lieved me entirely. I fattened up, and grew so much stronger in three nmontp~s, I felt like an other person altogethe/." Cardul is purely yegetable and gentle acting. Its ingredjents have a mild, tonic effect, on the werflanly constitutIon. Cardul makes for increased strength, improves the appetite, tones up the ner vous system, and helps to make pale, sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy. Cardul has helped more than a million weak women, during the past 50 years. it will surely do for you, whant it has done for them. Try Cardul today. Wriue to: Chattanooga Medicine Co., 1ai'Ad visory Dpt. Chattana, Tand . fo h~e~lI E REPAIRING' aASS STYIMD WHILE YOU WAIT. is made &nd guarantee that our >les il ear. Step I~ s .... .... ....40c el)H 3,.... .... .... ..50c ....... ... .... .... ....50c ubber He~els .... .... ....0c X eowed, mna's .... .... ....75c -..... .... .... .... ....65c ... .... ......... ......10c ......... .... .... .... ....50c ...... ........ .... ....40 c er heels. Buying our sup~plies at * lo this cheaper than others. machine that ill sew your shoes right. iple Shoe Store DEATH OF L. A. BRENNECKE. WOli Known und Popular Young Mail Passes Away. Tho many friends hi Laurens of L. A. Brennecke will read with .the deep est regret the following account of his sudden death in Highlands, N. C., last Wednesady morning. Mr. Brennecke spent several months in La0urens hav Ing .In charge the closing-out sale of 0. 11. Simmons Company and while here his unusually attractive disposi tion made him many friends: The following account of Mr. Brennecke's death is from a Walhal la special to The Greenville News : "Louis A. Brennecko died sudden ly this morning at nine o'clock at Highlands, N. C. His body will be brought here for burial. He was born here over 30 years ago. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Fannie Bren necke, one sister, Mis; Marguerite, and two brothers, Frank Brennecke, of Columbia, and Harold Brennecke, of Riedsville, N. C. Louis has al ways been frail In body but had a re markably bright mind and a sunny disposition. He was well known throughout this State, and hatl many staunch friends wherever he was known. lie spent part of his time at Greenwood. Some months ago lie went to Highlands for his health. The reports were that lie was doing fairly well. The news of his death was a shock to friends here." A HAPPY CHID IN JUST A FEW HOURS When crosS, constipated or if feverish give "California Syrup of Figs" then don't worry. Mothers can rest easy after giving "Oalifornia Syrup of Figs," because in a few hours all the clogged-i) waste, sour bile and fermenting food genaly moves out of the bowels, -and you have a well, playful child again. Clhildren simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, and they become tightly packed, liver gets sluggish and stomach disordered. When cross, feverish, restless-; see 'f tongue li coated, then give ,tfnis deli clous "fruit l'aaative." Cilldren love It, and it can not cal.e injury. No difference what ills y ir little one if full of Cold, or a ore thlt., diar rliooa, stomllach(c) ,, be(I breath, re member, a gen'tre "inside cleansing" should always be the fIrst. treat ment given. Full directors for babies, chil dren of all ages and grolwn-u)s are prilted on each bottle. Iewari'e of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for -a 50-cent bottle of "Caliiforni a S yrup of ligs," then look car-eflIly and see that it is made by the "Califoralu Fig Syrup Company". We mako no sm.aller size. Iland back witl coln(em)pt any other fig syrup. In Hionior of 3rs, 31uy, A unitt(-e reception was hlid at tie lollie or .\lr. antd .\ls. ,1. 1,. .\lims ridtlay evenilg, being give11 by the m0embl1ers~i of the Ileestrick skile ill holno olf . T. .ai y ami his bridl.., ot uby wer' iee nombers1011 oy tu (1knh-. -a ly th am ~ isrit the wellt itow- n 1o:m.o, "Th ib tr t ke . nos5 g i'ln ot 1-:li;: uieht, theu gla 'S the os t r ni nt p o h o -f hono'we saniti bym f1or Telf in . 'he ile loOI501 leo in e ler Te~ T.~ .me.e Afte lbe (r lstnColrse ha rceenl seried, ap.N.G whl'athee the membsers aos te aule nnoned th toatseye were respy coded to ihn lie follwin thord "Ti thetso' Half"nS omoedb okne; "fThe Other alf," Word f wComn toRthe ofutits onfion' were 'sidmcby Arhu W. Cheakhns. Te dorsofth dkecoratod adnn FrevrmE H.r Fhok. Cap. vand thln gae sed abound ladvie toe to sholaen oft the lath clirax had been ocsiovedechhe Capt. .Eas h tvasmaste apeacit ofnouncdhe calehe ln order skue andeatcr wa alledS McG.esomin;r "The Othr Mayf," th. newl mariedhurn;b ofth thes',e wiit ans'otmetke, such as then gaesoe inound eaydace tof the "stlrsocth skule. AoThe laxs te occasio as rohdwen brupt. vanskn rother capaose, bofe ofacher caledve rllto of e1 skue mudch schodr advancedasyhis on he name aso cawee gretyenjoyeg she andiMrs amaed newy marrie Casombeo te sku'e ofth some tkeld suho wer was. irnTedn Stte erydyoh "deestrick sue."f WAlln thae, pres d icken aostr, aic fromsei basto po statoe, trliladcolrsal.eg . M .I.~l4~S&(0 "A WOMAN'S DEBT." Unusually Attractive Motion Play With Cleo Madison. An offering of unusual Interest this week to motion plcture patrons of the Idle Hour will be Miss Cleo Mudison in a new production, "A Woman's Debt." Miss Madison ranks among the greatest photoplay notresses in America. In "A Woman's Debt," which will be shown on Saturday at the Idle lour, Miss Madison surpasses even the big success site achieved when 8h'3 starred ii "The Trey o' Hearts," con ceded to have been one of the best acted 'motion picture serials ever paro duced on a screen. The Ill-or Regulates the Body-A Sluggist Liver Nee(1 ('are. Someone has said that people with Chronic Liver complaint . should be shut up away from hiumhlnity, for they are pessimists alid see through a "glass darkly." Why Because men tal states depend upon physical states. Biliousness, headaches, dizziness and constipation disappear after using Dr. King's New Live Pills. 25c at your druggist. Jolnson Put on Trial, Convicted and Put on Trial Again at Once. Raleigh, .N. C., Jan. 22.-J'am2s .Johnson, allas "Portland Ned," who was pardoned from the South Caro lina penitentiary by Gov. Cole L. DIlease and who made hIs escape from Blease's office while federal officers were walting to return him to North Carolina for trial on the charge of robbing tile poatoffice a-t Plymouth, N. C., in 1898, today was found guilty in lie federal court here of robbing the Silver City (N. C.) postoflice April 3, 1913. T. A. Con %%ay, all alleged accomplice of John son, also was found guilty. Immediately after the jury returned it. verdict .Johnson was placed oil trial oil the Plymouth robbery charge. Johnson was sentenced to five years Ir. the Atlanta penitentiary in the Siler City case ad two years oil the Plymouth ChIIIrge. Conway was sentenced to five years for complicity in the Slier City rob bery. Stop That Cough--Now. When you Catch cold, or begin1 to couigh, tile first. thing to do is to take Dr. Hell' linle-Tar-leury. It pene trates tile lilinis of (he tlhroat and iltings an(d lights the (rmls ot the dis i'aum, givin: luick / lief il natural lealing. "0r wih e family 'iellenl onl 1lie-Tar-Ilonei l'or coughs and colds," writes .Mr. E. \Villaims, Ilatnil ton, OhIo. It always helps. 2.,( at Your druggist. 4*ard4 (if Thank11ls. We want to Ihank ont l'iendlo it' ~ituns alid a ro ull 01(h hoiod n, lI rrh-ane, for their hindiness atul love., sh wn us<1rinh' th ll ne ~ !!nd <! 1* of lo dar-lin r m(thor, . r -. 1. m e:- :! :E wit~ithf-11 is4 our 9-y r C , i i n. anfw To live Quino To Cillen. F~i~fmuI T.JN1- is t he trie-tur tiante aivetn to on tu1rovetd Qui line. I is a T ateless svrn , . - nnt to take nI'l does not i.tiub,11t the stunt1 h. Chuildrent take it :nol i' ver k ows it is Qe-in~n I.'so eecianIy relauted to ndlonsr whoc ( nIniet lake ordintary Qiiuiin. Doa:- not )'usu at eri(:i cause nervounston.s n Ur gigig in thr ht-ad. Try it tihe next hu' inta you wrd lirune foiray r pose-. Ask for 2-onte~ ori51nul p) kai - Thr. )uime FF.UR1 LI1N iE isl lown in battle. 25 C: ('llA.\ilS I N S4i illl:s 0O.' Ci Alhi. +:ST'ON & Wi-:si:hN C A LiI. NA lillA',AV. On acco'Iunt (of presen'iIt cnild it ins and14 inilInIg off ini buinesit's, It irest lni & 11esh'tern i ari lina ..a ihuty3 i hae T1ralin No. 460 leni lag A ugusta at 5:30) A. M. and14 Ti'in No. I5 arriving Alu ixusta 5:17 P. 311., wIll lbe dilscontinuecd betweeni Aulguista and4 Alilenudale, and14 will run1 daily1, e'xeptt SundaIiy, betwcein Adiendaule and1( Port ltoyail. Tr'ialus Nos. 47 anud 48 will be put on Sunday only, be'twieen Yemaissee and Poirt 110oyal; No. 48 leaving Yemlassee 9) A. M., No. 417 leavIng Port loyal 'f:15 P. M. T1raluts Nos. 5 and 0 bietween Augusta andl4 Anudersonl will be dlis'onitinued~. Tiraiu No. 1 will leaive Augusta a1 10:85 A. M., insteadl of 11 A. Ml. mnak hug 'local stolps betwecen Augusta and Greenwood' exnent iBonair, betwveen Gireeniwoodlun Spartanburg. at Coro naco, Laurei r~inoree and Woodruff. Will connect at 3McCormilek for Ander son, arrivino' Anderson 8:10 1P. M. Train No. 4 will Ieave Spartanburg 2:20 P. M., arriving Augusta 7:15 P. W1. Will stop at Woodlruff, Enoree, Lau rens, Waterloo. Greenwood and local statione fronm Greenwood to Augusta, except Bonair. Anderson Branch. Train .io. 6I will ileave Andeirsont 7:30 A. H.. arriving M[c(ormaiek 10:05, con necting with N o. 2 for Augusta. MLixed Train No. 2'2, daily exceput Sunday wvill leave Anderson 1:10 P. al., arriving )1eCormlekk at 5:05 P. 31l., connecting with No, 4 for Augusta. Ti'ahk No. 6 will leave .,ormliek at 12:30 P. M., artivinig Anderson 3:10 P. M., connecting ithi Train No. I froum Augusta. Tlraln No. 21, mixhed tra'in, dlaili ex. cept Siuday, ill denie ic le(4formic'k 5:80 A. 31.. arriuing AndI~ersonI 10 A. 3M. Th'ie ruillmaon Parlor 4 at' between \ tguusta and4 Ashe4s ille, 11a Spartan-. burg and1. Souith~ern Itaillway, ont Trains Nos. 1 n 114 wikl Ii' discontnued at ((eI Septemberi~t 20th. Othier slight clhnnye allh be itnntan. Destruction Of Values After taking inventory of stock find we have too many Winter Goods on hand. While it is possible the most severe weath er is yet to come an opportunity is offered to those who are not provided to secure Winterwear at much below market value. Below are a few of the many items offer ed where market value loses its identity: 54-ineh all wool heavy Plaids, the dollar tinality, now . ..75 45-inch Roman Stripes, former priee 50e, now the yard .39 All Plaids and Stripes that were 25)e now ....... .... .22 1-2 Silk finish Poplins and Reps, were 25e and :Me now. . .22 1-2 AMONG TlE UNDERWEAlR. The stoek of Ladies' and Children's Vests. 25e grade al sizes 'for. .... .... .... ....... .... .... .... .. .20 Ladies' bleached, heavy, filecee, ribbed Vests and Ilants, were $1.00 a suit now .... .. ......... .... ..... . .85 If desired they come inl separate pi'eees. The saile proportionate eut inl Men's Underwear. The reliaining stock of Ladies' and Children's Sweaters have suf'ered the unkindest eut of all. All heavy, dark Oitings and Flanneletts, 1e(I iuality .08 A good quality yard-wide Sea Island, yard or piece .. .08 One lot, Sea Island in lenigths rmning froim 10 to 20 y-irds at. the yard .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .04 Colored Cheeked lloimespiuni at samenc price as above. A limited iunher of 2-ineh I'mbrelhis. P'aragoi fraie, stee'l rod anI stylih handles. ('Covered with fine water inoir Twill ('ltli, . c\--ellent :l e kwr $1. . it ti). .75 Only a limited number of'.Blankets on hand--these are offered'at prime cost to close. or d* o 0 SUR Ct 0 BOOSTERS! REMEMBER THIS GRAND PRIZE PIANO 1n order to go. people more familiar wih wi hat we sell, we .shaull give a premniunt to the person who makes the most comaplete list of articles that we carry for sale, and to each person brliging a list of at least three articles to our' store will be given fIfty Booster Coupons. To the per~soni handling In the miost compllete list will lbe given a 42-piece ilinner Set and 10,000 coupons; to the second, 8,000 couplons ; to the .third, 6,000 coupons; .to the fourt h, 4,000 coupons; and to the fifth, 2,000 coupons. In case of a tie for fIrst lplace the dlishes willl be sold at auction and the money divided, but the prlemilumi coup)ons will be dlividedI equally amlonig all tioing. To each plersoni bringing in a list, no matter' how small, who makes a pur chase of $1.00 or more at the .time, will he given 1,000 extra Booster' 'Coupons lesides those given with the purchase. in making a list, just name the kind of article; for' example, if there arc 20 barrels of sugar i-n the store, just put "sugar" on your list, Al.l ltsts must be in before Saturday night February 27th. The plan by w-hich you may get thousands of coupons will close Saturday. Who will furnish music for one hour next S'aturday? Two Boosters can furnish music one hour each. STAND)ING OF BALLOT BOX COUNT MONDAY, FIRST--Miss May Roper'. SICCOND)--Mrs. Eva Teague. TIR~D--Miss Ruth Patton, F"OURlTIl-Miss Allierta Riddell. Others following closely. THE BOOSTER STORE J. C. BURNS & Co.