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tIfde Elbbertiser Subscription Price is $1.00 Per Year Payable In Advance. Published by 'ADVERTISER PRINTING COMPANY Laurens, S. C. MLISON LEE President WRTHUR LEE Sec. and Treas. Advertising ltates on Application. Obituarie, and Card of Thanks: One cent a word. Entered at the postoffice at Laurens, S. C., as second class mail matter. LAURENS, S. C., MARCH 31, 1915. The Advertiser will be glad to receive the local news of all the communities in the county. Cor. respondents are requested to sign their names to the contri butions.. Letters should not be matted later than Monday morn Ing. All eyes are nlow turnled on the coun tv sehool rair which is to be held April 11th. Get, ready andl coie with the chlildiren. WiltI a seventeen million bale cr'o) of cotton raised and hardly eleven mil lion bales sold, we have six million bales to carry over until next season. Will it be good business policy to plant heavily again an(d increase this surplis? ThAe edcational spIrit illn the county is not daunte(d by the war situation. The counity's school system is moving fcrward rapidly and surely. Iarge ob stacles are being llet ,Witi adot over come. No backwarl, bt forward steps are being taken. IEvidence of the com'iinuled forward move:ment may be found in the ' annuatial Colanty hlool air' wliCh is to be lield as usual this yeara', on April Ptl. Pre parations area going on for it all over the colllty and ilieation1s poilit to a very.N "uccssfu fair. * * * It h1:is boen said that a fly lb-d i Alitreh is esn l to killing inillions in F-eoinm er, and1( mlost likely this i: 1rue .\ ti-ly amlpaintis. t) l14 tu o effccmiov , , :"wlld beg-in at thi.- 11ime. While t!he num bialier of t1he liseets is Smilallast. Allow thea 1) toieed at 1t firs. opeinglil of spin an. h irof rinil lag Il' mn ly at sulcha a a: that. it wi:1 ht. zdbn1o).- inilpossiile to illatei1all IIy rIdIu tihI emI . It is lo At fiul whe ther' or not liles can lhe c(o: pletely exterin ated, hill il is easier to reduce the nuiimibir lby baega iing early tih n by I tling it of until they llave already b~egii to lani;liply. Th'le greiatest. weapo;n agtainst thie fly Is clean[ s, jparticualarly lin the yards, gocod advantage, espeicially earily3 .ini the0 spinag "hei tw miethiods ulsed iln 'omiaion~ ill miiaiater'ially reducae thea nuijnhe'" of thie insec'tts andu the:rehr. le's Til(, tooi, whlo are not dloinag theu irarl in heclpingt alonag in this pre'isenilt'aian cIalI strai igency. We rifer to thotse, manay of themi, who are delayling the matter af settling aceounats nadoe iln tihe sprinag of' last y'ear. Fr'om oe cause or anlothr ccIt seemas t ha t mianay people arae afr'aaid to tuarn loose whatI mfonley thley have, eveni though they honestly owe it to somneonie else. They have got tea the idlea that cr'ed its arae going to lie lestricteal anad that thier'e is dlan ger'0 If thiar su fferinag thaereby. Probably credits will lbe r'estr'ictedl, and cer'ta in ly they oughat to lie in numa crouas eases, bult the honaest mant need have little f'ear so long as thec mera chants and biankers are able to aecomn mnodate them. Iluat whecre thme finaniclal strengtha or these is being weakented by ovrdute accounts, thecy ar'e not able to do as much as they would like. .\cer chants carraying huge accouants over' from last year cannot be expected to bie in a position to give c-redit thils year anid coniseouently theira ability to help along is greatly lessened. Thler'e has been a great deal said as to co operation between the mercehant, bank er, farmer, artesan, etc., andl we have endorsed most of it, imat when -refusal to paiy hlonest debts when in a position to do 5o is included In the parogr'am of co-oper'ationi, we thlik it is a timne to call a halt. This Is an imnportant matter, one which -It shoutld not be necessar'y to dirlect-a-tention to, andl shouhld be remedIed ln' the praoper' way .by thiose who ar'e gilty. El'hils countr'y, this state andl this section have with stood the conditions brouaght on by the wrar much bietter' than most peole thought they wouald and the' futur'e 1 Deed unot be fear'ed If everyone doesR " t CROSS HILL NEWS. * ti p* * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Cross Hill, March 22.-Miss Litlle Iae ,Rudd lost a valuable gold witteli loilewhere in Cross 11111 one (lay last veek. The watch bears the number ,t3iS,9. The tinder will be amply re varded. I Nothing but favorable comment tave we hearId in regard to Dr. .lohn 1. .liller's lecture "On Ills Trip to .i'u ope" last .\Monday evening at the school auditoiml'iii. It was a splendid ;peech and the large audience enjoyed t t throughout. We have heard many Xpressions of Comllllendation 0both of lie speaker and his discourse. The nusic in connection with the lecture vas also enjoyable and the occasionU vas a success in every way. Tile ;peaker, as well as his audience, was tappy in his subject and the evening vas a Illost enjoyable, interesting, and 9 iroltable one. The School improve nent association, under whose invi ation tile CItertaillillent was givell, rppreciates Vely highly the success of hep occasion, . Next. Friday evening at the school milding will be held the townslip de !laimlers' contest to select two de -laimers to represeit this townsllip at lie county failr. Also tile pre'lllillary 'onltest to select a speaker to repre itlt Cross Iill high school In the lounty oratorlial contst. An inter 'l ing meeting is anticipated as there 6vill be several speakers for the occa ~ill. Mrs. .las. WV. Koon, wlio has been in ad health for some time, does not Iim prove, .and it is understood that she will go to a hospital in Columbia to lay for treatment. It is the wish here that a sergical operation will not be necessary. Mr. Charles Kirk and family, of Florida, came to Cross Hill last. week to spend tile summer. They are here with their parents, r'. ald Ms. B. A. \ 'tarton. It is Inderstood tha t Mr. Kirk will run a garage. We are glad to Iave 1110111 ill our)1 midst. Mr1'. Latimer Riasor, of Donalds, spent the wveek-elld here w\'itlh his kill people. here for a few days with ler aunt, .\rvs. Sophia 1lnson. M.'s. Wilma Miller, of Whatmire, is A light shower of Snow fell here Sattlrdlay about 110011. .111st receive,l Ui~pid Stove Polish, test ma lo 1A iln lpir (.all. S. M. & E. i. VILICIS & CO. *4 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * IVA'ITS 311 l,~N IS * * '* * * * * * * * * * * * * Watts .\ill, .\arch 22.-n01 I riday aft1,0rnoon1 ab)Out hlfl past fiVe O'Clock tho house occulpie-d by .\r. Guy WalI drop, onl Sllythe St., was destroyedl ly tire. Only a portion of tLIa hollsehold In111t1 lre was saved. The fire is sup posed to have originated from the stove 11ue. .\lssrs; L. l.. I11shop and 1). L.. 11111 ('onvention101 at ('lilestoni last wveek. .\lr'. .I. Lee Lan1gston,. be'ing on1 thle C're dIenitials comm)111itteec, alIso afItendied t he 'onlvenltionl. .\i'. and~ .\l's. .1. C. (aymlonl, of Cl in ton1, visied at tihe 1home 01' .\lr. and11 .\ir's. W. E. 11ilrns oil Saturiday and1( Sunday. 1a'r. Ellit( lIlen~jai n l an .11 311 as Oc tavia .\leQuownl, of' ('linton, splent Sun day at the hom111 of .\1'. and .\irs. I. Y.t .\lr's. L ou Moor'e has been Sa~t spendig a few (lays with Mr1. anld .\irs. .1. M1. 310010. .\1'. Ii. It. Woodslide hlas r'esigne~d as weave room1 over'seer' and(1nacepted a I similar1 1)5 lollio at ILauriens mflill. Ma'. WV. A. Iitile hlas accepted the0 plositionl here' as weave r'ooim overseer1, and Mi'. Will ,Gastonl will succeed Mr1. IRiddle as aszsistanlt overseer,'. Miss Ella H~ear'den, of 1I0noree, is vis- a tinlg friends at tIs Place. The praotr'acted meeting whllich ,h1as r Oltaontinue herle foar thrlee weeks closedtl il Sunday night. R1ev. M. 1L. 'Lawson issistedi Rev. G. C. Iledgepeth lastv veek. A goodly number' wer'e add~ed 8 o the clhurch duinil'ig tile meetllng. The mlany friends of -Mrs. U. WV. Mar.. r in will 1)e gladl to learn thlat she is ow fast impr'oving after a few (lays of c evere Illness. Miss Eunice Henderson, who hlas eenl .principlal o the night school here0 1 or some1 time, will return to hei' home N n Simpsonville this week. See our new line of (F'owel anti CurI- V aln Tfods, pice 10c. S. M. & E. HI. WILKES & CO. s 0 * MADDEN NEWS,. I** * * * * ** v Madden, Miarch 2?.-T always wish * Vhlen an especiall~y disagreeable (lay* omes that my miemor'y was good , noughI to recall just what kind of , veathier we hlad on that dat0 last year'. VtY should conlsolo ourseles with the ti houight "that March w'inlds always al recede May flowers." Tenemelrs are taking nadvnntnae of 8ese days to run the plows for all I ieir worth. Getting ready for cot >n? Yes, but there is .not so much I unano being hauled yet-but what a riner will do on 'the guano question, i hard to guess. In nearly every family there have ecen one of more down with gril)pe ut. so far as I know, all are better. Mr. and Mirs. Cliff Cunningham lve moved down o a fairm", neari Mr. ' .l Shaw, known as the Moore place. 'e are sorry' to have them leave our inmediate neighborhood. Miss Julia Henderson of Waterloo nie up Monday morning for a visit j her sister, Mrs. Carl Prolhitt. Nit. Luther lHiggins Is spending while with his sister, Mrs. Cora laddenl. The friends here of Mr. Add BIoyd, f Laurens, are sorry to hear of his erious illness and hope he will on e better. Miss Lidle~ Culbertson, of Ekom, topped over for a few days with her icle, Prof. 13. Y. Culbertson on her uturn from a visit to her sister at cwberry. Miss Kate Woinord has resumed heri idler at Winthrop Normal 'ollge. he wa. given a warm welcome back y her friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Finley spent 4unday with the latter's parents, Alr. n(d 1i'rs. Watkins of Woodrow Wilson ection. Mi. .1. A. Wofford has recovered roi his recent spell of grippe, his riends will be glad to hear. Mr. and 'Mrs. lee Culbertson spent unday with homefolks near Ekoni. Miss Robbie 4Iludgens of Laurens, pent last week with her grandnoth i', Mrs. T. S. Langston. The Clemson Cadets are on an en ampinent this week at Anderson. 'wo Madden 'boys, Cadets Wofford and hadden are realizing now a long horlshcd hope -to camp out like sol liers. This encampment is a part of heir military duties and they will be vell drilled while there. Mr. and Mrs. William Byrd stopped of a short while with their grand nolihcr, Mirs. Cuininghlam oil their 'eturn from a visit to Ninety Six. We heard an old lady of 83 years !xpress a desire to spell in a spelling nateh with some of the younger gel ration. Wonder if we couldn't ai 'anilge to let ler spell at the fair. The Ilnonium1 ent 'ecently erected by lie W. 0. W. to on1e of their deceased nmbers, Hl1 I,. .ladden in New Pri'os W't. Celletery 1', 11i a ieTdit. to 1Che oi' anizatilon-It has been much admired. .luist received a big lil' Can Opii:en rs, Potao .\lashr's, iRolling Plins and A..L. E.. 1I. WHI -1 kS &C0. * * a a a * a a * * . a a * Col(d Point NE'W. * * * * * a a * a a a a a a Cold Point, Alarch 22.- The ladies )f the Wolinll's Aid socicty are having lie church at .lt. Pleasant painted. Alr. and .\Mrs. It. Al. Ciningh a ill lient Sunday013 with Mi'. Wade Willims 11nd faily near' Oakville. Mr is. .\lary D aventport, of Gre''en .roodl, is vlsitinig 11(r dIaughtter', .\'rs, l'. .\l. Shiaw. -aiirenls w'i th relatlives. .\ll's. W. II. llndr'ix. of' Mounitville, pent. Sunday a fternoonl w'ith Mrlis. W.' '1. lFo wler whoi is lealI sick. .\lisses Ann11it' and1 .11ulIa Neilson were lie Siiniday guests of' thir cou sill, oh isses lKat' anld EllIa ay1 NelSOil, ne(a r abuin ('leek. .\ir. TI. Hi. Weather's spent. Snnday at A'alts Milils w'ith relatives. Mr. and AMrs.. IBrooks Nelson were he Sunday guests of Mr'. Will Walker' ndl family. AM'. Robert Weathers spenit Sunday v'ith his unle, Mr'. John S. Nelson We ai'e glad to replor't our1 Sunday ehool teacheri, Mrs. Alice Fowler, is b)le to 1be with 11er class again, Mi's. Zenuor'a E'lmorec, who has becen cnl sick, we are glad to r'epor't bet er' at this writing. Mir. 0. C. Duncan andl son, Albert, 'rer butsiness visitors to Laur'ens a turd'oay. Mr. .Jim Suttle, of Barksdale, was a ecent visi or to Cold Point. Mr. I1. Xe. Wh~eeler, our' olhiging mer hant, wan a visitor to Laurens last 'eek on business. Mr. Edgai' Madden, of ,Ware Shoals, dted 1his father Sunday, Mr. Dave fadden.. Mr. Oscar Stribling, of near Center olnt, was a caller at the home of Mr. 1. M. Walker's Sunday. Mrs. Sam Jones and Mrs. Spoon ofI ulphur Springs, were recent guests fMrs. Della Cunningham. Mecssr's lui'ts and Dallas Nelson pent Sunday in Mountville withl their nele Mr. George Riddle. L4ANFORD NEWS. *I iLantord, March 22.-The snow Sat i'day was quito a surprise to eeryone, ad gone so quickly. It seems that inter has come again. The ora~torical contests will be haed lore Friday night and Saturday. ?'he 2 ublic is invited. A -picnic dinner .will )e held on the school grounds. Lanfor and Ora rossed bats Friday. i'he score was nine to four in favor of han ford. Mr. Gray Moore has moved his fain- f ly here. We are glad to welcome y hem in our midst. Mrs. H. M. Johnson celebrated lier 5th birthday last Thursday with a urkey dinner.' The table fairly Proaned with good things to eat. -Miss Mary I3obo spent the week-end It O ra. Capt. J. W. Lanford was in Latirens tonday on bisIness. Air. 1. B. Harmon was in Lanrens fton day. Alr. B. W. Johnson and John Alartin vere here Friday on business. Mr. Lewis Anderson and family are lhe guests of Mr. W. H1. Drumnimond .his week. Mr. M. G. Patterson spent; the week- 8 md in Spartanburg with his family. 0 Rev. W. P. Smith filled his regular ippointment here Saturday and Sun lay and Mr. Ialdman at the Al. P. 2 hurclh Sunday evening. t We are showing a splendid line of 1 'Red Cedar" Chests, reasonably < >rHced. S. M. & il. Ii. W!IiAS & CO. I. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *1 Riddle's Old Field News. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *I Riddle's Old Field, March 22. Spring was wished in by a very (inlet 111( beautiful snow. The flakes came lown in such a calm way that it was beautiful to behold. We are glad to say that the sick ones n oul,- midst are Improving some. C Mr. and Mrs. Grumbles and chil Iren of the Friendship section visited ri'iends here Sunday. Mir. and Airs. A. W. Rhodes visited relatives in Gray Court last week. Misses Anna Rhodes and Azelle 111iglies spent, :Saturday night with Miss Emma Tenderson of PrienIshin. Our school is preparing fo r the fair. ie children are looking forward to the event with gladness. W are expecting a large crowd and an enloyalble day April 4t-IPeincm her fhie singing. * 1llor toh0 Cross Hill Schoo1. * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * 1* * * I lora! c.ewain, lI elen Grillin, Mar P.1ret liasor, lPrances liit, Lorine (oh1an, .\Marion l1l.ak, Gussie 1 ir man, (ladys 'I'loipsoii, .1. It. Golden, George Klugih, .Miller 'eaian, Vera Lowe, Calhoun l i'inson, 1oyd Watts, Workian llopp, .\li Iloyee, .lohniu 01'a Altstin, Myrtle Illack, .May liltt, S<ssie Illtt, Gordoni Corley, Al ma Coleml1an, Lyl ian Lowe, Saralh 1)ukes, Lntura King, Anna llell 11111, lBroughton01 .\artinl, P11,rman1 GI-riln, Albert DialI, Nl 11111, , Sall Corley, E1mma .1. lI'al, 1'iise Nanuce, .iohn W'atts, .Iack iht:!'row's (liii, .1 ake. Ilasom,.14 Lilar. .\lti iu, Iuth litasor. SPE3CIAL.. NOT!'CbS. For Nahl'-Nine shmars of La~urens National llan k stock. Apply to ii. .\l Wolfi'- 35.-li F~oundi- -One gold -locket w-Uth initialIs "I1. 8. 0.'' Owner can have by calling at Th'e Advertiser ofilee and paying Ine (luar'ter' fot t his adv. 35-IL LjostiPair of' glasses between1 Coca Colik Ilottling WVorks and bridge on Southi - iar'per' street. Finderi will be r'ewardied it' returnedO~ to M\iss Angel, at tho .1 ul I rby San itar'ium. Viining Noicce-JCotiton gr'owoers will pllealse take notice that liudgours sintnery3 will runn only on the 26th andl 7th Of this month andl the 2nd and Ird of' April, after whic'h it will close Iown for' the season' 26-tf Farmt For Itenmt-One two-horse arm for' rent. Good house, good land. Ice me 0or phlone me. Tom Shaw, Lau.. For Saie-Covingle- Toole Wiit-Ie tistant Cotton -Seed, purem, 75e per inshel. J. L. Power, .Gray Court, 5. . Itt. 1. 35-1t-pd For Sale--Farm Imliments-turn >lows, imiddle busters, reaper and >inlder', Little Joe Harrows. D. H-. jounts at Martin's' Etable. 35-it Wanted-5 or 6 fresh milk cows or viii exchange a mule for fresh milk is or springers. Louis Anderson or fWade Anderson. 35-It-pd Seed-Batta 4-eared prmoliflc Seed jorn, $2.50 per bushel King's 'um ii'oyed Cotton seed, '75c per bushel. Carly Half and Halt Cotton Seed, $1 >er bushel. F, 0. p. Renno. Thos. P. Vier, IRenno, S. C. 35-It-pd For fRale-Hiome made wagons, for single and double .teams. First class hape and at fair prices. Call and see hem. J. D). Sexton & Son. 34-5t Perehmeron Stahllon-Thorough bred bfnd registered. Will stand for' this eason at Martin's Stable, L~aurens, 'S. L. Pedigree furnished to those iigter sted. Guarantee living colt or no ay. W. L. Teague, L. W. Martin. .32-12t Farm For Jtent-Obe0 three-horse arm foi' rent. Good house, good land. eo me or phone me. Tom Shaw, 2aurann,. C.( 34..2 DROPS OF "GETS.IT" OUT COMES THE CORN! Vs the World's Wonder; Never Falls. You'll -make goo-goo eyes at your set, after you use "GETS-IT", and ou'll find the places where those 'How Wide Is a 'GETS-IT' Smilo? Well, a Good Deal Over 2 Feet I" lankety corns used to be, just as mooth as your check. There's no corn r callus among the 'millions of feet 1 the world that "GETS-IT" -will not eimove-there's no escape. "GETS-IT" i th-. new way, the simple, common ense, sure way. It does away. with reasy ointments, salves, pads, cot on rings, harnesses, knives, scissors, azors, files, and the limping and the ainful pigeon-toe walk of so many 'rn-pestered people. All you do Is utf 2 drops of "GEMT-IT'" on-the corn 'irivels up-and good bye. Nothing Ise in tfhe world like "GETS-IT". lillions are using it. There's no pain, o trouble, no changing shoes because ,f corns. "GETS-IT" is sold by druggists cv rywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent direct y E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago. Sold a Laurens and recommended as the vorld's best corn cure by Laurens )ru" Co., and Rays Pharmacy. Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days 'our druggist will refund money It PAZO ,INTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, lind.Bleedingor Protruding Piles In6to14days. he first application gives Rase and Rest. S0c. 0* A LIVE GIVEN AWAY! Saturday Aftern We are film believers in the ti this up we are going to give a I comn in ii i ity. In order not to be ac de(lided by ballot. EACIl IOOSTERZ COUPON cc am1oun1it tihat apiears5 oil tile face o WillTN TIlE NAME 1of the far to go on the BIACK of the regular of, your favorli iilooster on tie I wlehlo recelives thle largest numbher 'To each piersoni over six years 4 registers duiirIng TP1NIl faVE hlki Free' Ilooster (Coupions, wlehlo ma CONTh0SrT and also for your favori Any iberson miaking a pu rehas< - 'eghsterinug will lbe giveni 1,000 exti pu rchase. Th'le exact standiings or the diff Mo 11ny. WileI this liiaby is not ani oriil anid we have~ fuill permission to disi faminily in our commninunity5. Ti IN IIAIY, IN UlkARO N OF. store SA'i' thl)AY A 'iOrPRXNGON, A see it'. Th'le ballot box will be clo I17th. The name of thle -winn iig store the following MONID)AY. .\l usic next Saturday by -loostcri is your time. The contest for grand April 17th. STANDING MON-DAY B FIRST-Mrs Eava Tecague. 'SECOND-uMiss May Roper. TIIIIRD--Miss -Lena Roundtree, FOIJR'DH-Miss Ruth 'Patton, Others following closely. THE' BOOS1 J. C. BURl Easter Cand Add much t< fulness of East just received ment of Eastei candy novellie nallys'.. . POWE. DRUC Excellent for Stomnach Troub . "Chamberlain's Tablets are just fine for stomach trouble," writed Mrs. G. D. Dunn, Arnold, Pa. "I was bothered with this complaint for some time and frequently had bilious attacks. Cham berlain's Tablets afforded me great relief from tile first, and since taking Dne bottle of then I feel like a diffeir Dut person." For sale by all dealers. frh Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA rivgt nROMO QUINI N I is better thatn ordinary ~ie and does not cause nervousness nor n ig i i ead. Remember the full nnme and ook for the signature of Ut. W. GROVIC. 25c. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Stute of South Carolina, (oiuty1 of 1Laurens4. Whereas, petitions signed by a legal inumber of the (julifled electors and r'ee-holders residing in 1liunter school :lstrict No. 7, Laurenls county, South Darolina, asking for an election upon the question of voting a 2 mill tax up. )n the property in said school district to be used for school -purposes, iave been filed with the county board of education, an election is leroby or dered upon said question, said elec tion to be held onl the 10th day of April, 1915, at Belfast in said district, tinder tile nianageient of the trustees rf said sclool district. Only such electors as return real mr personal property for taxation and who exhtibit tlhefir tax receilpts and registration certificates a- required in tile general election slall be allowed o vote. Thioe favoring the 2 mill tax salla vote a ballot containing tile word "YltS" written' or printed thereon. Those against the 2 11nill tax salla vote a ballot contiining the word 'NO written or p1fited tlhereon. Polls shall open .at the'hour of 8 o'clock in the forenoon and siall remain open until tile 1our of 1 o'clock in the after noon when they siall be closed, and the ballots cotiunted. The trustees shall report the result of .the election to the county auditor Fnd county superintendent of educa tion within ten days thereafter. JAM41S H. SULLIVAN, 35-t By order of County Board. 3ABY FREE! non, April 17th. leory of large families. To back Ive baby to som1e family in tills lsed *ot partiality, this mu111st be onts for as many Vbtcs as tile Stile coupon,. lily to wlicl you lwisl this baby looster Coloni. Witite tile 1m11110 ace of tle colPoll. The family or votes will re0(ceve tile BABY. >f age wilo comes to tihe stor'e and1 Y CON'Pl0Sr will .be given 100 y b~e voted 011 th~ LiV10 IAnIy te Boosterl 011 the gr'and~ prize. of $1.00 0or mor0e at tile time of a coilpons besides those with tile renlt faulnilies will be Posted each lan, it's lparenis ar1e giving it up, o05e of it ill tis way to any good SNIJIISIC, will be br'ought to 0our pil 1 7th. Come to the store anld sed SATiUll)AY NiI'I'T, Al'RIl am1111y will be an~nounlced at tile ;. Bring your~ singers. One 1hour1 I Prize piano will close ALLOT DOX COUNT. 7ER STORE MS& Co. y Novelties > t he dlight er. We have a, large ship -nisand as from Nun COMPANY