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Corn Limpers! Use "Gets-It" and Smile Corns (omne light OY, Clenn and Quick ! You Needn't Linp, or Fuss Will Your. Corns . Any 31erh What's the Ise of spoiling at good tulle for yot''self by ilhuping t'aroulind with fleree corn1s? It's one of the easiest tlhings in the world now, t) get rAd of then1. "Gets-it'' doeS it tre new way. 'I'lat's why "Gets-it" has iecoille the corn reinedy of Almerica, the big "Thoso Corns Como Right Off. Clear As e Whistle, by Using 'Gots-Itt' gest selling corn r-eliitly il the world, preferred by niillions. Do yotl renielibelr that. toe-eating salve You tried. t1u,L sticky ape, that toe-bunid linig li ianda., tli gouiging yol've (onle with iknives, razors and scisso's? Well now, forget theln all. No m11ore fiss oi, nt inore pain. Whellevelr you uIse sliup!e, easy "Gets-It" the Corn is dooiled, sure. So Is every enllus, arut or bunion. Never Cut corns or calluses, it makcs thIell grow that liiuch lfaster and l incrases thle danger of bloo( poison. No cutting is neces sary by using "Gets-lt". ise It to niiglt ai1I eiti yout conl y existenliv . "Gets- t" is sold by all druggists, It 25c a bottle, M' sent direet by E. laV ren1ce & Co.. Chica go, Ill. Sold inl L4au1 rens.- aid ricolle111ndC ted s ilt' worId's best corn remedit tly by Iaires 1 I )rug Co. and11 1'toplet IDrug S1tor1. If we could show you a way to save money on glasses You would be interested if it did not mean sacrifice the quality of the rnountiPg or the lenses. Broken lenses are an item of expense --- unnecessary ex pense. We have a new way of fastening the lenses in the mounting with cement in stead of screws. Barring serious accident, lenses in-KeeLocK mounting will never break" or come loose. KeeLocK is wprth investi gating if you ;vear rimless glasses. B. W. LOCKNER, Optometrist With Fleming Bros. Laurens, S. C. " THE OLDJ RE lABLE" EMEDY OR EN. AT YOUR DRUGGIST. A Lover of the Horse looks as enreflIlyv uf er his feet as any oft.hitr ptart of his~ anua ttrny. It pays too. .Urinig your horse here to be shod andit see ho0w Ilnuch bett(r h le will work for' yout. Thlle 11 litov~eint In his ac tion wvillI show you1 that It 11nakes a lot of dlfference wvheni you have him(1 shotd right. 3. D. SEXTON & SON LAURENS, S. C. R U B-MY-TISM Will cure phn aa ,Neu ralg, HGramps, Colic see, orm. Ec ' earaty . Ahasene,2 ARMENIANS LOSE LIVES IN TUKEY Committee 'onflrns SAughter of In. nocents. Hundreds of oins. New York, Sept. 26.-A statenient confirming the massacre of Armenians in Turkey was given out here today ip Prof. Samutel T. Dutton, secretary of the committee on Armenian atrocities, formed to investigate facts regarding the massacre and its reatilons to Americaln interests and also to ascer tain whether anything (-:inn be done to relieve the situnat ion. Other members of the conn1itio Inelude Charles Rt. Crane, Cleveland Dodge, 1). Stuart S)oze, .\rthur Curtk .1aimes, .John 11. lotI liabbi Stephen S. Wise, Franuk Mason North, Stanley White, .liies L. IHion aid Williant Soane. "A -IubhCo1 i'il le 11 lithoroughly investhiated 111e evidencve an1d 1as just ma11de report to tile full coIIII.ittec confirming in every partienlar the stiteliell recontly miade by Viscount il;yoe 're1dig jh 1imp isolimiznt, ortu1re, Inur11der, imIssacre and exile ilto the deserts of northern Arabia of defenseless and innocent. Armenians, I ncluding derepit Illel, women and children, and their forcible conversion to Islan," says the stateinent. A lsolute Conl v ictlon. "Written test illollics of eyewitnesses cover hundreds of pages and the char acter aid position of tle authorities and thle positiveness of utterances Carrying absolute conviction. "The witnesses Include Armenlans, Greeks, lluigarians, Italians, Germans, Turks, Englishmen, Amerleans, busi n1ls mn, Iraveleis an11d oliclIs of great variety and rank. All agree in del a rtlonls thalt from Smyr1111n1 O tle (vost. to I'orsia aInd from the Bilack WIa to Araia:1. a propagan'lda1 Of 0x te rm ia I ion of non-Mosleus is beilug carlirll on by the 'urkisli govern m1en0t. far suriassilng in ferocity and x00edihg In desi triuct I on anytiling dmo hv .\bdull llatn1id. "The stiat 0n1ints exillined cover luin1dreds of towns aInd cities inl which in man,111y instinces all of th1 Armllen is ha,1ve 1i'enl killevl outright, oftenl atrhorr-ible torture, or. sent to fihe deosort to di of starvatin and that toi, with dihllieal cruelty. The os wensible depiort.aitionl of men, womenvi -Ind chihirenl toward1.( Ales"opot.a niia i~s usually 1umt :1 form of milar(ching th1o(e starvI'ig. helpless and frqule(hlntly nakedoll refug(es. out into the moln. 11iius to be out iraigedI an1d buiithllered, somelm1115es by treir gu1111 and some11 Hilnes. by the Klrds, who gladly co operat Il tIhe work of (lest 110lonl. "Incliuded among these refu goes in(] viitims are pupils and graduates from tile Aierlemi schools and col leges, teachers and professional men who have taken degrees in American and I'uropean universities, men and women who have relesented the brains and enterprise of the country for a gelleration or more. Pilan of Procedure. "The plan of procedure, whilh is identical In 111 harts of the country, seems1 to a1imi at the0 0o0u11 t e1110oimina tilon oft all non11 .\llem101 la cos fr~oin Asiat 1 iziTrkey andil already trait aill is lair way to accoingilishilenlt. so tar in s0eeal iilaces A\illneril 1pro1 frty hails bieen seizedi, Amideriennis si erceid, lipr(ioned111( a (ni exelled 1ro4 li he liz oun1t1ry, thir let teis and1 tel egriamiis, oven from lilt ed States conisiilarI ioiliers, inlterceplted and their live put )11 in je'opardy. "Thliis, hbowever0, is (If trIivial imp iort an11e c~li~ompre with the work of (le sI 1rition goinig oni amn th~il Ile Ar mniians. I~ idenIce seems1 io 1rave th llat been1 murdered'O~ (or forced to1 the idesert whzere (only 110ath1 awaits thet1n unless5 relief i aSMe~ue lit once(1. Azzi all tIS as inken pilace since M\arch andi is int at th height1 of its rruesonoil "T!-e '' V <onanitte .is linthhn i hat lif it I'I pr Mi an alu o h uks mornen's lo a m. znI ld to thois tirim'e again. t h iiy I nizi relarn)11 (ti-1 Ixile u ro i na 1( et( heizi1iii liv to ll i homes, woubl hardly110 fail to pro 'h'r res it.'liu k tui.. ui iluh " Ill i ew 11 g of ph.. 22.-- t. nt l en ce ubI iiih Stiiat Wan re ustr1illixercis or thllr illyat~br the isa l1ol einrn no fril t hldith m ilnially that litedI i to llonte" 'oiiisinC T1.. i. kTonkon. Cear prithi coatan bulr, et.i ag.--en fo. tii Statrin cottn warhouse yotm.nsin ewe ur spcalrlinber ohi Oamorin heyr woulnuneditatl cnnssio dupl. T. M.ck&o of Ceda W ringS & tho. ont ailt markethg agetng frallhe aNo2tr.They are vaueoharcn th wlat ed.Io Rckt DELAY DECISION ON LIQUOR VOTE State Board Falls to Declare Iesilt. Ofileials are Absent. Columbia, Sept. 25.-The result of the prohibition election, held Septein ber 14, will not be declared by the State board of canvassers intil Octo ber 5. Pradtically all of the returns have been filed by the county boards of canvassers with the secretary of state, the chairman of the State board. On September IS, It. Al. 3MeCown, secretary of state and chaIrmnan of the State board of can(vassers, Issied a call for the board to meet yester Cay tot nlng in his otice at tle State house(t at 10 o'clock. Chairman McCown was the only membei or the board present ai, tle 11111 set for' the meeting. inder the act governing the board, M1r. Mc Cown called A. .1. Bet hea, lieu tenant goveInor, to his assistance, thits maling a (tIormil. The- ceriuav. ol stite was Inl st ru cted to tabulate tie returns and a lull Imeeting of the board was called f.or October 5. The members of the board of can vassers are the secretary of state, at torney general, comptroller general. State treasurer and the chairman of the committee on privileges and elec tions or the house. Just before the meeting was adjourned W. W. Moore, adjutant. general, came Into the room. le had been attending the rIfl1 shoot In TLexilngton county. State Treasurer Carter, Conptroller General Sawyer and Attorney General Peeples. were olit of the city. I'nder tile teiis of the proh ibition act to wvhlskey can be botaght by the colity dispensary board;s after the result. of tle eiection has been d. clared by the State board of canvas sers. Orders enn i now be placed by ithe boards u1) to Ocloher 5. Ett ra orders were recently placed " Char l(ston and llichland. The section boaring on the winldi ng lp of t liheIl l the iohibi Hiot act is :ts follows: "Should the majority o the ballots so east he '.\gainst 1the miianufactlire. and sale of aIllcoiolic liqiors anid her erags inl South Carolina,' then the maactit5('i ure and sale' of alcoholie li juor.- and bever.ags in tihis State shall be unlawful, except as lierein a-tr provided, and the auitholities In 1ie sale or alcoholic lpit'ors are now every county in this state, nor or hereafter v('sted with tle control of dispensaries. where dispensaries for the sale of alcoholic lihuors are now operating u nder existing laws, shall proceed to wind tilt the affairs of such dispensaries and shall close the same ott or before file 31st. da'y of December, 1915; and no lijior shall ie bought or contracted for or re ceived by any couity dispensary board aftir the result of said election is declared by tle State board of can vassers."-The State. * Tr'ibtute of' Resp(et. * * S A.t thle re~g ular meet Iing of the W'to tianus .\ission Society of New P roslpect Church,'ii the following resolttions were adopted'( in miemotry of' our slsterI (di0d A ugust 2 1, 1915 I. Shte was 0our ohblest 1m01 embe in yearis andl amonC~tg the oldes't in seri'~ ce, beIng a chartter mem hter' oif thle first mtissioni society organ1i izedI at New Priospect lby 11ev. .11no. D). Ptitts, thirty-tIve years ago: Whereas, God in llis infitite love an 111wisdlom, lhts seeni ll. to rem'liove fromt thle chuc l ilt 'h tlitanit to thle citu rei t'iumphiant., and; ~\'hereas, .\lartga ret TI. All isont was Chie (if our' faithful numbtoers and, 1(lte home was always a favorite mie'et injg place, of' out' society when'I held1( ini thle homies (ot (tiur membIters; I'terefore, lhe ii resoCllved: the w ill tf 'our a ek wi h tfr hi e death had nott tror andWIOI now she wasdf Iim fa1gnce ctli ci to faiitce;h ha tsit i, That ~in ht leavh ofp ('(riht ottd site( e ae ot."orh oryt we awien(tll evrteitish:t ~o i Tis rd, Tha(1t weIt 'tiCltonnuend(1 her colyt tan deedpb sitrheeresfflutions.t hat sad, wlur no ludev yuom 1Ilettie Cunninghami, Cleo C. Wofford, Sept. 25, 1915. Committee. No. Six-Sixty-Six This Is a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Fire or six doses will break anty case, and If taken then s a tonic the Fever Will not return. It acta on the iver better than C~aomel.. an oe not grip. or &lce. 25. Great Values for Little CASH WINS The Just as Cheap as Ours Profits. Cash Wins Why Pay More Is Not as Good as Ours DAVIS =ROPER COMPANY The Best for a Little Less Tre~sUp Wee;k" The M&rclants of the United States have set a certain week for a "Dress Up" campaign. We begin ours THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH Every organization---Chambers of Commerce, Mercantile Associations, Automobile Companies and Associations of all kinds, Mayors and Gov= ernors in different parts of the United States have called on the people to "DR ESS UP" We have the accessories for all classes---The things that are Absolutely Correct in Style, Reasonable in Price, Quality Unsur.. passed---at a Positive Saving to You- You naturally want to look well, to know you have the right things to wear and above all you want to save money. We furnish all the requisites and all we ask is for you to see us before buying. It will not only pay you to do this in the 10 to 25 per cent. saving but you'll be pleased with yourself when you "Dress Up" here. GENTLEMEN'S DEPT. LADIES DEPARTMENT Making Clothes is a fine Ar Davis - Roper Co. Ready-to A good Tailor is as proud Wear Department is ready of his work as a, good Ar- to show you the Newest tist is of the Picture he cre- and best. ates. CLde'Dl n htrDewSis .oats, Blouses, and 'a( ll other 1*ady-tQAVwfla We are prould of' the Wiay 011 P otur001C a PC here for yaire inspection and selection. tailored, every new Atttunii Style we have We have (litte ourselves proud il our pi - is is finely tailored as it, is cleverly ityled. chasex for this Fall and Winter. You Don't 'forget ! You owe yourself a look should eall to see is and let is tell you a at the new Imtodels. Have that look, we will show you " lint is what"'. I this ad today be pleased to show you . . $10.00 to $25.00 we will not ro into detais it allI--it 's Just The le i setso's prize winingtation o to its with a I 't s F o r i e n a r e h e r e i ll x 1i 10 p I ill a r ii g e a r l v is i t . 1 1o w e v e r , e w ill t e pt iop u lir oh a s a n sh a p es. w i t h oit a l y v o I tille t , m i t to ii t Il l ts colrsawlsh iis.that NyouI should ask (4) See whenl yoti ('all Ioy 's Suits .... .... .... .$2.50 to $10.00 A Silk Poplin Dress at..........$6.00 Silt) lS. We xlot SI Igey It 1' S1:4. hs as. A LadItn' Siiit, several slylI c at .$19. .25 We shol .get your Sho bulsiness. WVe have all the good thilgs as w\ell as the vor- A Sit , frilimmid at..........$24.75 reet styles. \en's. Ladies' .\lisses and A affeta and Mere Dress at $8.50, 'hildren 's valies itupassed-See it he- $13.00 and...................$13.50 lore buying youi fall Shoes. lBest Ihose for i(men .........25 and .50 A i ress, ll stylex at.........$5.00 IBest Iosierv for wolllen and ehildr eI See otr $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Suits for . ... .... .... .10, .15, .25 ani1d .50 mir $5.00 'tiid $6.00 Dressex. e8t U(nderwear f'or ladies'. ebhildrelt n sei a1 piie on Sea latd, 1 ).lx $1.00 and men .... .....25, .50, $1.00 and ul) 14 yards itla 10( .98 (lotmnllat Silk Ilose for ladies, best wort for lriee, onply .... .... ........$1.00I Full lite W. 1. ('orsets just rei.-e'ied p rivees $1.00, 1.50, $2.00, $3.00 up to $5.00 Best wtite ( litrpaIes to he toitd. AND DES,8'(N)O~. wothi $1.2.), otl.. .... .... .... $1.00 SIblkS A\ND h)Ifl-SS (GOOD). il0-inch ('n-pe dt ('hin . all olors, val- Extra v;1t114, white (miiitetphI . .1145 te $1.25, oi- prie, yard .... ....$1.00 1'i iltht d Quill, a111 Page, .$1.00 Silk lailb- inl p ular111 colors, 1.00 Sil l'a i h'iiil~e~ihiti~ ~ iis,$l~)(iI il low Thin- -tw. good ]ue. yar i'....25, valdue, for only. yard .... .... .... .75 Silk Plaid for,11 W aists 1111 Triioiing. i lie \l et-('eti'/.d l'opliiis. betauti i l'or. . ..... ......$1.00.. .50 ik .\cssaliine, all 4(olors, ext ra valies ia 11 'vv I ill '1a It ito i Silk lot' yard i...... .... .... ... 75 and $1.00 IDrvsa's,, pliies.. $12.50, $14.75, $15.00 We extend a cordial invitation to all to visit US. We want your business because we not only stive you money but give Value and Style in every thing we sell. avis Roper Co. BACKIN'THE LEAD W r e t n s e