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COUNTY (OliRESPONDE N( E Continued Fromu l'age 0-1 partanburg spenilt las: \e C w:1 their parcits .\lr. an1d .l-s. G. ". .\"r. Alfred Sinyder of kte c0d. wavs hiere hast week. Cross Hill, Feb0. 1. a1 meeting was hcld. d4toriluin the :t'e. proveeten. \ . and of he ctation. wa C r~k lien bytION't :y. I t i 1 i v schooll I (Idi pr esie tile d i.-cuI .. ed :! ile Ph1 inld. It, . e;v pld tIhat tes men i :::l~ le.. . iiSa l isc ss0 ::. wil l e an rot irt0111'ivo 1lie an in piration to rit -- r a c.Ie IIZ it nI a I -tS il . School work. The1 o l'io11no lIe il I eb at I Itave r da1n Surtc .lay :and1 Sug nda y v\. a . I e0e o Sule, I I one , des liiseI; the w iathe afd the roads. The several appointevs en the o disellssiol of tihe various topic on le trohram with a Spirit of enestness- amd unanimity. 1Rev. El Its A. Puller reachedl the introductory Sermon Sathrday eoing and ev. I. C. Lov of G.reenlville, preached the( mnis siofary sern Sunday morning. oth of those were well cho~sen and deliv ered in the spirit of the .aster. NIr. ILee's illulst rations, by obiject lessonls, of the Various expenditures of the American people, the comparative it AFTE When we < thisgratsa $1.99 One lot Men's $.0) and $I.5 $491. Onle lot Hoy's SuIts, wortU $3.00) at $1.49 One lot Boy's Stilts, worti $5.00, at $1.99 One~ lot Men's Stilts, wortl $l6.30 at $9.99 The last 10 d DON'TI'I'f O IT OI' Uiteracy fin the counties of this state, aznd the idols; of ('hia, were indeed iIi eresting and imtpressive. Both Nir. .ee and Mr. Puller are young Inen of prolnisk' for usefu1lnessi InI the Seineo of our citizens have done sonic S'.get.'it work in scraping the roads 1, week. We notice that travel is nAdev nuch easier by this process and n though th rains should continue, water' will run or stand in the rads. because tile scraping fills up 0 volrots and holes. \tr. 'auil \lartiin of 61-uman, caine d '"a and spent the week-end with \\v. W. 1). Ratchford has been elect .A of 1the Pine l illf .e lehOl to Uxpired tori ma "tde Icat tt !o g : iln of .\iss Loulise \ir. ltchford will assumell( his .1.Itodl.Say. i i 1th honor roll of I" C Horace .\v Iwain. .\Mar d 1 r e :l' I( 0 - isluh. Itarry \i . r le arnn. \\ilur \' , . nt i Ws i lI1icln. T f Vode\ra 1.owt, \\orkmanm hosefan. 'Hl l 'in \ rth N. a.d11th': . ~aeilyla\stin'. yr ' . l i a ili. \la y . Oi it at We:: es d : .n a telll M1,ids a od, wtre i nt. oSorah tay u lkst Sb. ipal le : % 'is s iLh n.ra hor of nihl:Emn.l. asoitin uingl.h aah i'. .l Il('o i. .Lar \ilw r sit.ed ii - os I-ub. do Ors ahtu cholrat ouho which!bcaeon swa eks aen iy veros res few. e Mrt. Jprio of ne oth w Car.Oloa uro ipomn absoote iunane Mfr NC.Sith'- is mtoo lae. o oMr.anied. byx .\nid \\'la lo (ofy Li td, Ywunre ad tlld sedtiont the mm hMr of. ouasoiton. Laurng te a tose aresent. .\l..asp r' ot. MeLarn', Niie .r.\i'COxnd lo eGlaro La $1o00 tou doos to atur< coewhhaentse vers are gopices tow takrdanltgearnt efr i so a atives and friends In this section re cently. Mr. Austin Aborcromble visited .r. Alills Cox at Lanford a few days ago. Friday afternoon the base ball team of our school, accompanied by the teachers and some of tile larger girls, went to Friendship and played that team. The result was 24 to 13 in favor of Youngs. It will be remembered that two weeks ago the Friendship team came and played the Youngs team, the result being 15 to 4 in favoi of Youngs. Arrangements are being made for Youngs to go to Lanford to play that teai at anR early date. Friday Mir. P'. K. Abercrombie an(] iuttIe son \ilur visited at Tyiersville .\lr. Auistin Abercrombie visited 'Mr. Tom Darniell and family iea r i)ia ls church Saturday night and Sunday. .r. Alvinliiddle or Woodruff visited Iho'umefolks Iriday ev CeCIing. Cold 'oint, Feb. 1.--\t the box sup pelr Vdilesday eveiIing. Aliss Iizz' Walker vas tihe winnerRI o1 the c:!;e given for Ilhe mo10st Popular youln.g !ady. .rs. .1. . loore spent(l se(veral days n iih herl brother, Mr. IX'll liile, o! 1.i v n ,List we.v.i .\iss- Nina iuncan is s e dn e . mi dys ith her sister. .\l..". P. T. 1111unc:1n, of I .aIuIens. Mlr. T. 1.. io ,o ~ o n ,T n . :7iinlt Seve'rall days wvithrhiieshr l'.1.. 1). linnltel:s of IBarksdalev, i li lln comiuinRitly Entllay. \r. 0. C. Iincal 111(1 soni, lenry, wereO inl 1.aurenos Fri1day onilsnes .\ir. loh whnbingham, while cuIt ting wood .i'oRday ('VCninRg. ill somRIe wvy L i. ax .lip an) d 1 I t hs111: fooS )So that we vas una11llble Io walkM. IHe is geltting i etter. \liss Anile Illawkinls has r(1Returned 1oIe, having spent Several wvcks, 'i rela tivevs in Anderson. Mr. 11. 11. ['asley has RtiuIriled h1oRme liter spending Several days with rela tives neoar Mluntville. \lr. (ary Cunningham spRt Satur day night. with MIr. Ilogan Weathers an(d family, near Laurens. Mr. Gary Chandler, las bought a now gasoline engine and is sawing Woodl for his neighbors. .\iR. Hlenry IlenRdrix Was Ill Laurenls Friday onl business. Poplar Springs, Feb. 1.--.l iss Bertha D10t of the Mlt. Oliv section has been visiting liss Agnes Simpson the past 0 lay night, Feb. 131 e we put the prices fit to visit this store a are giving you her e is back of every 'on Check Ginghams. Speci: >d yard-wide Bleaching. Spc vPatterns in best Calicoes p< d size Towels at ...... ... ge Turkish Towels 15 cents i ge Turkish 25 cents Towels. d size Counterpanes. Speci; 0 White Spreads. Special.. 5 White Spreads. SpeciaL .. e the "Doing Daya e wonderful oppor AURENS. SQL week. Alss Juliette Walker visited at Alr. P. L. Abrains last week. MIr. 11. O. Walker and liss Barnie aid liss Minnie Wallace attended the play at llickyry Tavern last Friday iight. Miss Agnes Simpson and Mliss Bertha Holt visited at Mr. W. A. Simpson's last Saturday night. M1r. Furman Hellais and wife visit ed M's. Ilellai's parents, Mlr. and a'Irs. P. L. Abranis Saturday and re turned ione Sunday. lr. J. F. South had a very sick mule last week, but It was improving at last accounts. .lrs. Wil li Compton has been qinito sick witI pnumon ioi in but Is much hotter at this wilting. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Alta Walker. and .rs. .1. A. Walker visited .\lr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis last, night aid expect to spen(l the day witlt Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Craw ~orl today. .\;Ir. .J. W. ikg eland Iwo of Is' 'hidren 'ave ben ihthI SICk butl We ar a glad to report that tIhey! are about well. .r. Elija Ivwvell', familt y an(d Mr. A1h14rt Southi's Imy and .r. antd irs. I as and .\Mrs. .1. I'. ti111m11o ; :tnmt tu.%( chi(lt1111 took idinnor at .\r. W. b.. Walvker's last Friday. Dr. oln.i (.ik ui on an1i the tev. Col('1y speil 41h4, day at Dr. .1. L. Iban n's astFridaty. !datighIter, Mlts. .1;lmesHdea yes I t da y. * * * * * * * * * * * * V .. *lionnor Qoll of Friendshp1111 Seblool.* * sevenlth Grade: I.uicie Kellett. NixthI Grade: Leora Grumibles. Fifthl Grade: Blanlch Cox, IlAthel DIall. h'lird Grlade: Velma Gentry, Paile Webb, Nlae Kellett, WiIllam Lomas, lanelt Flitch. Second Grade: Huth Wallace, Ralph Wallace, Pay HIenderson. First Grade: .Josl .Johinson, Alice Webb. Whenever You Need a General Tonk, Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drive.s out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. 13, IT wIl 9 L h we will close the back to normal, w' before the "last mir e, and remember th article, that we let i per yard ...c.......... 5c cial per1 yard ......... 6c ~ryard.................. c al ues at............. ..........1 1 Special.................... d........... ...... ........... .. . . . $1.1 " and you will re unities offered durn 'OM ITH CAROLINA HOW "TIZ"1 GLADDENS TIRED, ACHING FEET 11on't stay Footsickt. Don't have sore, puffed-up, sweiaty, cllotised feet or burning corns. Ah, w'lrt treiicf. iNo more itired feet; no more burning feet; no more swollen, bad smelling, sweaty foot No ..I .. my foot Just dance," n11or'e pain fin corns, caliluses'. Or hunl ions. No ina'tt(er what alls yo r feet or what, u1nder thle Sunll you'vo tried w ilout gettiig relief, jusf us .. "TIz" "TIZ" is hIIe only remiedy that draws ouw all thle poisonlous exuda tions which uff upIl lhe )10(1(; "TZ" Is imagiel: "TIZ" Is 1 ?i Ind " 'IZ" will cur3 e yourl root t rouib1!,!S so you'll nev3e..r 11111) or draw ujtyour' fac e In I iin. Yolt:- shloe wp't sem tight a d you'r IfOct. wvilli tover, never hut~v 0r 1110t S1e, swoll o r tired. Think of I3, 3no m1or root. 111'ry; 11 mo30re0 Ibiunoing coril;, enilou.-se o3 1l'nion1s. Net a 2.) (en't box al any dru store or deiartm1nt store, and get i tnin! Ilief'. ( I a whol yer's foof relief for only *25 ceits. Think of it! C(lAN l.:S IN 8001:i1'I3E OF ('I llltl-STION &4 W1i':STI-:l1N ('A I001. NA RAILWAY. Onl account. of present conItlfns 31141 falling off In 1111siess. Charleston & Westeri Ca3rolina .1llwa%;y ave1131 (41und4 It necessairy Io mak11e the follow lug chalnges in 1eir0 plssenger' schted. tiles effec(tive September 20. 1914J. 'I'rain No. 40 leaving Augusta it 5:30 A.1. 111n Train No. 45 arriving Au. trusha 5:47 P. 31., will be discontilued between Augusta and Allendale and ivill u11n daily, except Sunday, between Adilendale mnd Port. Ioyal. Trains Nos. 17 and 48 will be put on Suniday l01Y, between Yemassee and Port Royal; No. 48 leaving Yeimassee 9 A. 31., No. 47 leaving Port Ioyal 1:15 P. M!. Trains Nos. 6 and 6 between Augusta and Anderson will be dscontinued. Train No. 1 will leave Augusta at 10:35 A. It., Ilstead of 11 A. 31. mak. 1Ing doen(i4 stops betwCen Augusta and (Ireenwood, exeent Bonair. between Greenwood and Spartanburg. at Coro. naco, Laurens, znoree and Woodruff. Will connect at McCormick for Ander. ,A LBI LALL I1 m on one of the mo e are going' to make iute." e quality of the goot go out of our stor'e One lot closed out1 at ts Half Price. One lt QO lot 1Ldies' " ts One lot $3.50 to $5.00 - elOse C. *k*s t $2.99 "" ~ C. elose . One lot Ladies' B $6.00 an d $6.60 9Skirts at 9 $3.99 alize the saving whe g these closing days, pAN A '' son, arrivin Anderson 8:10 P. H. 'rain No. 4 will leave bpartanburg 2:20 P. M., arriving Augusta 7:15 P. M. Wfil stop at Woodruff, Enoree, Lau. rens, Waterloo. Greenwood and local stations from Greenwood to Augusta, except Bonair. Anderson Branch. Train .mo. 6 will deave Anderson 7:80 A. M.. arriving McCormick 10:05, con. nectipg with. No. 2 for - Augusta. 0 xd Train No. 22, daily except Sundit3 will leave Anderson 1:10 P. .U., arriving-McCorilck ait 5:05 P. M., connecting with No. 4-for Augusta. Train No. 6 will leave .. -ormlek at 12:30 P. M., arriving Anderson 8:10 P. M., connecting wit1 Train No. 1 from Augusta. - , .Train No. 21, mixed tratu, 1dal1 ex cept Sunday, w1 I deave 31c(ormlek 't:00 A. 31.. arrlving Anderson 10 A. 31. Tho -ullmian Parlor Car between ugusita ad Asheville, via Spartan. burg and1(1 Southern ilt-hlwuy, on Train No. 1 and 1 wki Ie discon' finued a 'er September 20th. Other slight changes will he made. H ISii S111P SUNK. Nubmiaric Sends lien ('ronchen to (ho liottoim. Fleet-wood, (Via London), .lan. :10. '(h1e.) Forialilt submarine 21 today tor edoet'd the Not-l Si elds steamer Benl ( t't1Crien, 'off tihis port. The entice ert w, num in ber-ing twenty, was an 11(ed 'epre. The eaptain of the seamer says he. was overtakent by the suhmarinite this nintg 1(nd ordered to leave his ship %vithinl fenl minu1tes. Har11dly had( the crew got Into the bloats when ,I to-re do was flred and the steamer wenlt.' The Blln (rnachen, 1,978 tons regis te.r, belontged to the M1orrison Ship vling ouComany. She was hound froi Orkney Islands to Liverpool with a general cargo. Flect wood 'is on1e 0? the prIntcipal ib~hing and shipping ports and water ing places oil the West coast. The same German submarine is re ported to la~ve sunk two other vessels, in the vicinity where the Ben Cruach en went down. "The Rest Laxative I Know ()f." "I have sold Chamberlain's Tablets. for several years. People who have used theim will take nothing else. I cJli reco'mmend them to my custoiers as the best laxative and oure for- con stipation that I kilow of," writes Frank Strouse, Fruitlaild, Iowa. For sale by all dealers. OVER!qm st succesful sales somne speCial of Is that we offer, ( and then get to Laidies' $20.00 andl $23.00 Coat to close at $9.99 Ladlies' $15.00 to $18.00 Coat to close at $7449 Ribbon, worth 40c to 60c, to Ett, thle yard 1 9cts per yard Silks, worth 50c to- co, to at, the yard 25cts per yard .ANKETYS SACRIFICED. $7.50 Dlankets at $5.49 $6.50 Blankets at $3.99 n it is too late to R NEXT WEEK iT WILL HE TOOnI ITE-nu (' v NW