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PIANO TUNING - J. S. WILLARD R Telephone - S M. &E. H. Wilkes & Co. Simpson, Cooper & B Attorneys at Law. Will ' preaedce in an Sate CoUrts> o mpt attention givento all tamineas. N. B. DIAL A. C. TODD DIAL &'TODD Attornesye at Law 'Eater.rs 8.aik Building, Lztsrasv S.C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS mone to loan on Real Estate--Long Time. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmers Calls'answered any hours, day or night. LAURENS, S. C. Augustus G. Hart, Attorney at Law BANK OF LAURE.NS BLDG. Rooms 3 alidi 6 .Phone 359 Prompt attention given to all business Practice in all State Courts. B. R. TODD Engineering and Contracting Land Surveys aSpecialty un.)crete Work Skillfully done or in spected. Drawinn. andl estimiates of all Kind Telephone No. 346 FER(IUSON, PEA TItiBRSTONE & KNI IT A tierneys a-t Law Lautrens, S. C., Prompt and careful attentIon given to all business. Offiee over Palmetto flank Dr. T. L Timmermaji Dentist People's Bank Building 'Phone 352. Laurens, S. C. FIlNAL SETTLEMENT. Take notice that On the 10th day of March, we wvill render a final account of our acts and (doings as Administra tors of the estate of John B3. Brooks, deceased, in the office of the Jtadge of Probate of Laurens County at 1. o'clock, a. mn., and on the same day will applly for a final discharge from our trusts as Administrators. Any person indebtedl to said estate are notified and required to make pay mnent. on that date; and all persons haviuag claims against Raid estate wvill present them- on or. before said (late, duly proven, or be forever barred. C. F. BROOKS, L. Rt. BROOKS, Administrators. Feb. 10, 195-~1 mno. CHICHESTER S PILLS T .iiE i A. yoNg lr A N,, $0N RV fRI6fiiKTC Filr0VwH( LjAUR~ENS DRIUG STORE. SHOE POLISI Three kinds-Black, White C V0 Easiest to use--Best for all S1 At all dealers at the The F. F. one price Buffalo, N. The Southeastern LifeInsurance Co. OF GREENVILLE, S. C. Insurance in force nearly - - $8,000,000.00 Assets nearly - - - - $700,090.00 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA - INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION F. 1H. Alc0laster, Comm1111issioner. COLU(WBIA, S.C., Jan. 6, 1915. Mr. T. 0. Lawton, President, Southeastern Life Insurance Company, Greenville, S. C. Dear.Sir: Your annual statement for the year ending December 31, 1914, is received. You are' to be congratulated upon the prompt making- of your annual report five days after the end of the year,-and particularly are you to be congratu lated upon the showing you make. To increase your assets in one year, especially such a year as we have had, from $496,898 to $596,982, a net increase of over 20%o is an ex cellent showing. More particulary are you to be comgratulated upon the fact that during the yea' you retired your guarantee fund of $18,150 andyet, show a surplus to policyholders of $102,455, $100,000 of this being capital stock and $2,455 being un assigned runds and general surplus. I congratulate you upon the showing made . Your Com pany now ranks as one of the leading financial institutions ofsthe State, and I wish you continued and abounding suc Very truly, (Signed) F.. H. McMaster, McM/S. Insurance Commissioner. NOW IN OUR TENTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR. Carlos R. Moseley, General Agent, Laurens, S. C. * (Office at Moseley & Rowland's Hardware Store) EXETSHOE REPAIRING! lmst eer SH~OES REPAIIlD IN FIRST-CLASS STYLEU WHILE YOU WA\IT. * ua iniyta ol o ait -We use the beCst leather' that is made and guarantee that our imrs h rmtv mgnto.I * work will liease and tat our soles w.iil wear.* sieo tecno data rw Black Cat's Paw and Sping Step Heels ..... ...4c d ohn u ateod utrr Tran Cat's Pawv and Sping Stop Heels . .... ....50c *+ eonz~n osta 5ltailn S O'Sullivan Rtubbor Heels . .'- -... .... ...50 * ftervnsvie ahwt t p I~ einbacha lnterchangeable Rlubber l leels.... .... ....5c ca inta~~ rm te'ign *Half Soles, machine or hand sewedl, aen's .... .... ....'l5 c ak ak a~k a "o h 11Half S les,sfewed, womaen----.... .... .... .... ....fi 5o hoddcoteSee aebr 11~el ixed....' -. ---.. -----.----..........'......1c Hair Soles, tacked, men.----...--.. .... .... .... 5cro ed te' irc ch r, h u t Haf oles, tacked, ladles ... ..,.,-. .....40c $'btl r Osssdb n cp~ S We put on anym~ kindi of rubber heels. Igigorsupisa wholesale prlcesq we are ablie to (1o thIs cheapr 4han othuers. We have just received a new miachine that wil sew your shoes *TeiaeOiB # while you wait. ' We do the work right.Mr. rl oubl(--'In aa og New York Sample Shoe Store The ouie lfalmst eery member~ Sogh toe 'eos baiy thas int ery harshnes an. u:inblk and patly Y3IA N LI'iIo nthng tca, I'I~IEIOi il hn oth old-y augttrers tnd Tan DALLEY CO., Ltd. Y.- Hamilton, Can, WILSON STAVI'A s DItANA(t. Touches l1ui1toni to Begin New Orleans Lidt I *npiroVement. INew Orleanis, Feb. 13.-The ller i'limping Station, a State project (Ie signed to drain thirty tuoiidl acrcs of low lands oil the right hailk of the 'i15 ssiIIl iver' ner New Orleans, was opened today when President Wilson pressed a button at the White I louse to set the imiachinery inl motion. Tie iant is one of several plans the State lis for drIahiing irescribed (Is tricts in the state. ly a state law res idelints, of sections of the low lanids of L ouisiana ncan organize drainage districts, after which the projeet is taken ii charge by State ofilcials and bond issues to mlake possible th drainage work a're authorized by the stale. Aluch of the land the lero plant is expected to make cultivalek heretofore las been practically worth less, IF CHILD IS CROSS FEVERISH AND SICK Look Mother! If toniule Is . coated, iennse i1le hweiS wit11 "Cadito' ilt Syrup of Figs*" Chiliren love tills "ri It ha rLative", and nothing eise cleanlse's the tenlidel stoiacl , 11, liver 1n hovels so Iicely. A child sliitule wIll not Stoll playing to elipty the howels, a111d th - resllt is, they becomlle tightly clogged with waste liver getS sluggish, stolaChx soil's, li In your1 lit tle oile becoies cross, halIf-sick, foeverish, (lollt vat, Sleep or Itet na1itaIlly, breat lb is had, system fiul of cold, i s sor! throat, stoiiach n-he or1 diarlrhoea. ,isteii, Mother! S4P it' tolgen is chated, thllIle give a ti'aspooniI'l of, "Califlor ia Syrup f1 ' 'igts', aInd in .1 t-w hours all1 t1h, (oil stipatei d wasWt, sour11 bile a iel tinliglst - ( d food psse out '(4 thev syte , you have' a well, playful cIh4Ii va tiI. Millions; of 1:m tinf-ls givo ",:I Ca ,li ni Sru'll; P of i lerauise it is per:fec'tiV har1Niloss: children1 love it, aInd it, Ill\' (r. I ls to :(.t oil the sto imach,l.-r _11(i howels. .\sk *oui lui ggist Io' : .0-(,IIt I1. the of -"'lifornIia Sy, rup o* Pi- s:' wIll(hi Ias hill dirv(cIit .- p'r hab childre .11 ag es andl o(rg,. g . \pils li'nl: riv ntsoii. on th e ho o i:. Xiirl 0 ed t--sA. ; W (it soh. herw. a..1 ri Gi I re n il'ieb. Co: oi. -: nthenr - ha V Iec i e Itrr es:i eug gto i im is c i \\'. Wao ' 11. i:nstt li 'el ith thle mity will lif \inl ro th ead wil e ainhr for a'e 0:1r ik ar .\nt,g erhap I a 'osi a memb ai'io. Thle smc Stin-( Seour ili of Oil-('leok toures. !r thipmt juwes. rold -Yo. .\e. &il': 1o1.e whoc.:'t& get fiiig rlsh.\flir hay0 Yeas.be oateds totgWatson, tatern o l. a~rn I\is .\ ii.es at. sllep arie "'tis aftier nn from0 Cohon,~ sutmah oa, hre h as bh~ eel engaged (it This yos .\li Watoun'es rs vist know I tat seo wi remay her ici or 'a rsteof~ severalfe months, witrhals, ascur reth 'r ~li-lea your Liver fooralng tiht-h on hhaache.i(~OcI i (1, loaied tgonu e, to t astei I anfo d f(1ou bilsesI i~ ierou cesn ust bo101the ithei a silc, nasy, (liord iere sto51mall the y'ou klneepingsl your' ownd tlean wit (ascarets toir wrllyx arig en enthari a i ll o 'r csto r ilep yoii CIlacset wor hian bowul legp. illean', the1 tOomchni rei'monethe. soiu', rla'es: 1 lie clitei xce'ss biwleo thes lvrtand ecausy teyo tse system a~'ll gnin'he oe lsi. PAGE TRM Al"IROPRIATION 1LL Carries a Levy Of Six illis, the samne Is Last Year. Colum'bla, Feb. 10.-Tlhe general ap vropriation bill' I was prwsented to tihe louse tonight. It show. careful work (n the part of tile ways and means coltinlittee, and wIll probably ilet n( considerable otposition in the Hlouse. T he bill carries tle levy of six nilIs, the sa In as last year'. TIe levy in I 1311 was six nills instea( of 5 11111s. U'nder the bill reported to night the levy is div'ided: live mnills for ordiiary Pi irposes, one 11111 for pensions, whi;-h are increased to $300,00, an inoease of $50,000. The one-niill levy will raise $307,0o, and there Is a provision that 3iny over pilus fron the pension levy shall bo used for the current expenses of ti' state. The hill this year shows a total of $2,212,065.50, as against a total in 191 I of $2,1-16,253.041. The bill reported to ,light shows an increase of $65,,12.16 over last. year's total. There is no pro vision for the $110,000 bortyrwed for and 1)y the extraordinary session of tihe legislature, t ha, being covered by noles anlld will be absorbed by tho in. rIased revenue (ie to tile $10,010,tpA eitreitse In assessed values of prop erty. TheO increasei of $65,000 i s1o. ill sl1iiht necess'tuy increases In the ap pIoIliat;ns for the Asylum, tie .en 303al '.. \\:ithrop College and thqe University. For the State Fair, $2,50O Is provided. Aiong tile larger Itenis in tile bilil a-s reported are: Confederate peIsfoils, $300,000; tick eradicat fol, $30,000; ag ricultural extension work, $15,691; Winllthrop ('ollege, $1.5-4,2-49.32; Uni versity of South Carolina, $103,251.441; .\l(ricalI Colege of South Carolina, $37,000; state warehous( iysteni, $17, I7.63; Iospital for tie Inlsane $:109,-. 700; Deaf, Dlumllb and Mlind Institute, $51,000; the Citadel, $:(1,000, The pu1rpose is to provide In tile ap propriation bill for tIlintenaince only a! the asylum. A PIMtate lull is to be presented, providing for a hlif-mill special levy for five years, and witi this fuln or $750,000, to be raised at the late of $1.30,0( an1inally, It Is Iwo posed to i1prove the ..\sylum lroperty, bring it 111 to date and add the imi proVeenlts ;reCOmanIl '11 ed an urg for yevnrS. There is a 1!33-al provlsion for $2, 0011 totr li-gal sor ivs for the (liOr 1101's ollie. The $17,M0 pr"idd for 11w (1011 wV1hus 343syste1 is the reappropria tion o $1, balanceP a1n1( anld S'ofo w uh: of cor r:: a:1 fl \\.:It h to erie1 t r -- ,a (1 is to he"o reu1 d11d1 to Ih(- si:lt . Th 1 idea i!. 113t 1t1o w:1rolinise stenshoi" hiuy the, ir-on ill Iargo lo; 1 11!1 sell it )'I 3 as( . Th- (sii31:11e illd With t1h COMP troll r Ge(neral n"Onl h:inv4- 11eossilat l vy33, but. th4 . . n1'1" rc-ne the r.iAt :u d ni :.de GiRLV! T H!CKENl AND BEAUTJJFY YOUR HAIR Ilui LEt ri.!(3 I'f Dan:13 Try the 33.: i'il In ir: 3off lo :-ons,31 Iltfy, .\31ta I -- 1 3 3r1131dintruft is more 3 Iy an I I'l \ 3ensive3 1to have i '-, n ' bIir .313( 1(3is ot it. .lusit IIendrn now-33 all duig stores.' ri 13333:nend33 i1 a pl a111 3 littl 313 d1 Irected' :3313 Withi ten1 minute3111s thI re' will lie ness5, IlllinIess and1( an1 incom13parabl1e altiss anid 131st 30, and( 1 ry as yott will ('0u ':tnnot oid a111 1 trace0 o1 dandrn3-iff or wvill 1b3 aftle ai:out two weeks' use, whien you3 wIll s3' n10w ha3ir----tine( and1( lowniiy at fi rst--yes-but real3ly 1new 1111Slar-sproug out1 all over' your1 scallp-Dl .l nd(r1in1 IS, we 1)e1love, lhe nl y surie 113r 11'rowe0r: (lest royer of landru(ff' and1( 01110 for Itehly scalp and11( it. never taIls to stop1 falling haltr at >nco. If' yotu wanit to priove0 hiow Ipretty and11 soft your h'la.i r really3 Is, m110ten aI i 1loth wIth a litt- Danderlne and( care 'lly (draw It thrloughi y'our halir-ta3k iig 0110 sma1l1 str'and at a timei-YourP iair i'Ill be soft, glossy and beauti11ful ni jtist a1 fewv miomenltwa de(01litfulI uri'i'so aw~aIts5 ev'eryOne who trlies ils., CGreenvCille1, S. (C. Feb. 10.-.lohni Pearson and1( Friank 11eier's, 1 w~o y-oung inon of the cottonl mil11 section1 of :h1is cIty, hiave hee at31 rested and1( are0 inig he ld for thle next 1term (if the0 l'nIted States5 rotr, (-har1ged with1 31ih havin-lg 1mad13 theu ml~oe n1113 B010rs is char3ged1 wVIth ha3ving 1pas5ed ((o:n11 of It after lhe founld it to' 131 sl1t '-0ous. Thie two 1110n were gIVenl a1 pre !mnary313 hear3'ing be'fore ColmIssione-' fllythle an hel Ibd for1 the hiighiei ou11 shiotll 3 ee'3 thet lug 1:al1u-- we of.. 1' in1 WIn w Shade1' i1l ls, a11 sI /Os and1 -olors to select f-rm. S. .\l. & 1C. II. WII.KI18 & CO.