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Experienced Women Advise Mother's Frien T'eauso It. s. s perfectly safe to U ttnd has been of such great help to ho10t of exJ)0eto. , rmothers. these w mnen, experienced this most Iap period, advi0 I use of "Mothel Friend." Aplic. I externa to the adilomi:1 -zt Is ti relieve t i tde tensoll I tho cords and lignimiet st renimltiiq fro 4musetar exa:ain. 1"Ilneath 0he sU ineeI ia ntwok o lie nrvethrew tid~ m~th. 'titsoothing embrocatk It's FO1ien." is dosignel to hubricate thle m1iusulni. lihrs as to avw otho unnveeesary and continuous inggi 111on1 11..4s Inyriad4 41f ner,1ves. .\pplied -ihe br 11t.i aliords th prope Ittassa1 to 4v :t 7 ai 11ng. Thrte I se reely n well-stoiked dr tqtec anywhere but whit you can ins obtain a bottle of ".l'ter's Filend" a In iiwarly every townt an1d village Is graiolnia who hersk-lf used it in earli yiaris. Expectant iotherst are urgel try this splentli assitant. Alot her's FrIend lat been prepar by lIradilid lteguiator Co.. 31' 1. ir Ath1in iaG.. for nearly ha0f (4t ury ,. stitl ft or valutblc little bok S 0B1114 When you are bilious you 1 leel dull, tired halt-sick and - * DR*M.IA : Vegetable I The Old Relia It contains no alcohol, no calom, gredients. It is a pure. wholesorn selected herbs which arc known and bowels. It cleanses the syste vigor and cheerfulness. Ask' for Simmons on the front panel; it is Ask for the Tin C. P. SIMMONS MEDICINI COTT Reduce acreag One thousand bus Cotton Seed for sa f. o. b. Ware Shoa AE Ware Shoals I Ware x~ nA72J -0-VIX7 .st. WVe kn<%% su-cc 2nd. We ar~ solul 3rd. Gerrna 4th. Murial Last 5th. This is for F 6th. Our av sack 7th. After c witt GOC SOME MORE COLONELS. ( d! Vovernor 311aninig Aiinouiwos s I.4 1-1 Iary .Staff for the Coming Two C a Years. i Columbia, Nlarch 20.-Gov. Nlanning 2 in yesterday a))oIlted I1s military I )y staff. The members serve without t The llembers of tite goverlior's staff I are: .. .\lilitary scretary to tile goverlior, C. It. Is-abanliss. m~ .\djntant general, W. W. Aloore. Colornels--. ohl11 I. Adger', lleltoll: n. Ge(orge W. 1)iek, Sumlter; ' 1R. . jtCooper, WVisneky. 1 Lieitetnant Colonels-A. L. Gaston, to) Chester:.\M. P. .leCalla, Lownldesville: T. W. )avies, Ileach Island; W. .1. ly N1uldrow, Anderson; W. A. Klauber, Id Btamberg: W. It. Fisiburne, Mloncks o ;.. D). ShIer, Lone Star; Ar to tmr Young, Charleston; '" W0 . I )u -11al, "'heraw; .1. .\. Witsell, Waller t horo: L. Wiglall Cheat hamIii, lndgellelid; tu Saim MceCall, Florence;e llughi 1'. Oil Ve r, Georgetowii; Rion McKissiek, )usness ime no capacity for your work. You leepy. To get rid of this feeliig take . SIMMONS Liver Medicine ble System Purifier l or salts, no syrupy, sickening-swect in c medicine in powder form, made only of to act beneficially in the liver, stomach n thoroughly and restores a fine feeling of the tin box with the picture of Dr. M. A. the mark of the genuine. Box. Price 25 Cents. ! CO., Proprietors, ST. LOUIS, MO. ON SEED re and plant better seed. hels Simpbin's Prolific le, 75 cts' per bushel Is, S. C. )DRESS qanufacturing Co. Shoals, S. C. >w theoretically and essful crop. e sure that the heav' ble Potash and left t nly, Our only source < e of Potash is selling season it was about an increase of from potash only 50c. peri erage increase price . Please note the fo 200 lbs. Fertilizer 300 lbs. Fertilizer 400 lbs. Fertilizer 500 lbs. Fertilizer onsidering the abov< out AN ADEQUATE DS and our prices ai ASK YOUR MEiRCH-1 SOUTHI Irenville; H. B. Ingraham, Green tile; 1H. T. Strange, Lee county; 0. . Lalloque, Marion; Donald Mc tucen, Jr., Marlboro; A. A. Manning, Valhalla; C. L. Cureton, Pickens; J. Itokes Salley, Orangeburg; 0, 11 )oyle, Calhoun'; L. W. Perrin, Spar atnburg; J]ames McCutclen, Johnson le; C. L. Cobb and John T. Rioddey, tock Hill; 11. .1. ."c1aurin, Sumter: .E. Aycock, Wedgetield; J. A. Me (night, Sumter: W. It. Hurgess, Clar nldon1; (;eorge Warren, llaiptol; Al el Bradham, Alanning. 'A LING illi 011 ITCHINO SCAil,P1 Now that P1crislan Sage-an inex ensive preparation that supplies ev ry hair and scalpi need-can be had roml the Laurens Drug Co. it is cor alily leedless to have thini, brittle, natted, stringy or faded hair. No mat er how unsightly your halir, how bad y it is falling, or how much dandruff, 'arisian Sage Is all th'at Is needed. I'very trace of dandruff is removed wvith one application, the halr roots.are iiouii'lshed and stimulated to grow new halir, itching sealp and falling hair enISe. I 'a rislan Sage is (certalinly on1 of the most vigorating tolies, and will sure ly mIlakep your ha,1ir soft. abundant aInd radiant with life and beauty. GRIAY 0O'IRT NEWS. * Gray "'ourt, March 22.-On Friday night, April 2nd, there will be at Foiultainilt) Ian oratorical conte- h1e tween the schools of Fountain inn, Simpsonville and Gray CourtlOwings. and on April 3rd an athletic contest between these same schools. On Friday night, March 26th at S o'clock the preliminary contest for selectI ng representatives from Dials district to represent the distrikt at the County fair, will be lield at tihe Cray CourtlOwings school building. The following Is tile hollor roil from Gray Court-Owilngs school. First Grade-ialh it1Jonles. Third Grade: Louise Owings, Ruth Owings. Fourth Grade: i'lizabethii Stoddard Fifth Grade: .lary 'eden, Miry Gray. Sixth Grade: .\aggie 1). Curry. Sevenith G1rade: .). T. llrooks, .leter. Owiings, It. .1. lry soli. L~adivs should takev lDI. SI.\.\ON'S S1-'.\W VINE WINl1 for all irregu laii' It relhtves <iIkly and re stores, natur11al conditions. l'rlee $1.00 per hi l . Sold by all drugi tls. Icts . practically that PR y rains during the hie soil lacking in tI >f supply has prohi y this season for a1 $40. per ton. $1.50 to $2.00 per 1 uinit over last seast: of fertilizer, due to Ilowing table: per acre---Cost of P per acre--n-Cost of P per acre---Cost of P per acre---Cost of P facts, we feel surt SUPPLY OF POT. e very little highei ALNT FOROURBR~ ERN>C( LAUR ENS BILLETED PIGS ON BELGIANS. * * Ine 3lilon Germanz Pigs Billeted on iwiglans for Then to Feed. 'Brussels, Belgium, March 20. (via london).-One million German pigs i ave been billeted on the civilian iopulation of Belgium who must feed e: nd care for then without distinction ,, to class. One of the wealthicst in- a mabitants of BIrussels has beenl com- y wilied to take 12 hogs on what he tyles "reduiced rates by the wcok." lis poo'est neighbors have at least s me pig to a family. For som0e time there have been re orts of a shortage of fodder in Ger nany whereas the amount in Bel ;ium is about normal. Belgians, how wver, are concerned lest the imPor- a ation of pigs may result in a furt her lepletion of the scanty supply of good c (ecessary for the peol)le. The German authorities have de-it isedl aIn elaborate system of billetting ile pigs and obtaining reports as to heirl' condition. 'The (list 1i1bt ion sys Lei has broken down occasionally, however, with the result that occu pants of apartment sand flats have rounI themselves saddled with the care of several animals. The billetting regulations h ilude provisisons for com) pul sory health 'c po'ts and vital statistics. Card of Tintuks. I wish to take tills icans of thank Ila our friends and neighbors and all those who were so kindly and though t ful during the recent Illness and death of my beloved wife and to assure them that the memory or the help and sym pathy will long be cherished by me and her kinsmen. S. Earl Elledge, Bloyds Mill. SAY THEY l110111ED OFFICE. Troopers Plead Guilty to Taking $15,. 000 frot Postofice. Dener, Colo., March 19.-Albert P'agel, Oliver lHoward and Sam F. Mortitiore, mem0iilbers, of Troop F., 5th t'ulted States cavalry, recently sta tioned in the Colorado coal strike dis Irlict, pleaded guilty today to robbing thle postollice at Walsenburg of $15, (1111). Pederal .1 ndge Lewis sentenced loward to three and one-half years' imprisonment, and l'agel and Morti imore' to two and oie-ltalf years (ach. Thev robilery occienrred last ID)eeelmber T1 11111 of $. 5 0 still is missitng, tie renminlder4. havinig been reov4lered. A.bou tashl ini an availab past winter have bis valuable plant 1 bited any further e sout $125 to $150 pe mnit. We have inc >n's prices. the increased cost otash 10c. more thai otash 1 5c. more thai otash 20c. more thai otash 25c. more thai Syou will not unde: ASHi IN YOUR F r than last season. ANDS. )TTON OIL- MIIL * *.* * * * * * * ** * * . LIBRtAlRY NOTES. * "Ho! Lovers of the Beautiful, you ave here a Treasure for your Soul!" A veritable Treasure, and at small (penlse. For the 8um of two Jits per week, paltry Dime, you may indulge to our soul's content. Place-the Laurens Public Library. Comie join. Do your duty to your elf, your family and your coimu)iiinity. P1ublicitk Committee. Laurens Public Library. low To Give Quinine To Children. UPiRILINP, Is (lie trade:nprkc amne given to an Troved Quinie, It is aTastelebs Syrup, pleas. n to take and does not disturb the stomach. hildren take it and never know it is Quinine. Iso espeially adapted to adults who cannot ke ordinary Quinine. Does not nausente nor ause nervousnesa nor ringing in the head. Try the next time you need Qulane for any ur ose. Ask for 2'ounce oriugal package. aume F(DRII,INE is blown iI 'ottle. 25 cent4. Play at Youngs. There will be three plays given at 'oungs school house Friday night, larch 26. The proceeds are to be sed for the benefit of thle school. Ad nisslon 35 cents. The Ford is lighter its size and power. econony. Econom' tion. Econloiny in I in repair bills-less for operation and ul Yet with all its ligh stroigest, sturdiest the longest lasting c responsible for that. scientists call it-t steel put into at.Loin Buyers will share in pro 000 new Ford cars betwi ist 1915. Runabouts $440; Tourinj Coupelet $750; Sedan $9 equipment. On display and sale a Laurens, S. C. K PO le formi is niecessa leached out a gn ood. xports of Potash S r ton, cash in la reased our price ir of Potash is only 1 last year. 1 last year. 1 last year. i last year. rtake to make a eri ERTILIZERS. W OIL ( Spring Pigs will be Vigorous an(d lial tiy if you keep the sow III condilion With PD 11 - Anhu-Ial 1/V 1W =.-'-. " RgIlate r 5, $1.00. Z; lb. pm it $3.00 An indispensable tonic before and ater farrowing. liervans milk, improves digestion and t he gen.eral condition of the little pila. The best diseaso pre ventive. ' Hofuse substitutes; insist on Satisfa ' tofC arnted or Money Back 6 (,, tralIn Stock flook J. C. SHELL & CO. J. A. FRANKS TODD, SIMPSON & GO. A. L. MAHAFFEY 6543 Lhan any other car of Light weight means ( in gasoline consump ;ire expense. Economy than - two cents a mile )keep. t weight the Ford is the rar that is built. It is ar. Vanadium steel is "Anti-fatigue" steel lie strongest, toughest obile construction. fits if we sell at retail 300 aen August 1914 and Aug Car $490; Town Car $690; 15, f. o. b. Detroit with all t Laurens Motor Car Co., tash ry to make a aat amount of alts. trge lots, port. 1 mixed goods about 10c. per -op this season B~ H-AVE TH-E