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New-Way Wonder for Corns, "Gets-It" Tie. Iir Surprise for Corn ( ners. It's Sure. Miniple. Safe. Quick. 'Ijisteln to he wee sory of 0(1s It", the world's greatest cornt r'einedy. It's a1 shortI story--only i hout two feet.---lary had a little '(hets-It', and corns 1tpon her toe: and every tinte she pitt ott 'ttets-It', the corn was sure to go." Mary. like tottsands of oth - Stop Misery nnd Euibarrassn'ent Like his With simpIe, Easy "0ota-It." CrS. lseid to be : herone. stffering nuartyrdom, tusing painful bandages, irritating salves, sticky tape, too harnesses, blood-bringing razors and scissors! She says now there's no sense iII it. 'se "Gets-It", applied in 2 seconds. lEasy, situple, new way Just painless cotuition sense! Millions are doing it. Never fails. You (Iin wear smaller shoes now. You don't hav'e to litip arouitl any muore, or walk on Ilie side of your shoes to try to get away froin your. corns! Youi know for sure beflore you use "Gets It" that the corn) or callus is going away. For cortIs. calluses. warts antid bunions. "Gets-It" is sold by all druggists. 2.-c a hottle. or sen)t dijretb 1 . aw rence & Co.. Chicago. Sold in 1,a11 rens anid r'ecol tid titled as I Ie w otld' s best Corn rettedy by 1 aur tens lIrug Co. and P'eoples I)rut Store. "'THE OL.D E.I LE" 30 EMEDY FOR MEN. AT YOUR DRUGGIST. Momentous Future In Woman's Mind The expectant mother revolves in her mind nll we un derstand by destiny. And It is of the utmost Importance that her physical comfort be our ilrst thoight. There Is a most splendid rem edy for this purpose, known as "Mother's Friend." It Is applied over the muscles of the stomach, gently rubbed In, nnd at once jeinetrates to relieve all straIn on nerves., .cordt, ligaments and all parts involved. ,t iake't the muscles so pliant that theyfexpan! naturally. And at tie sane tine t'hey are invigorated by the absenee ef Itarassing pains so apt to distresw the m1inid. Whatever rill add to the comfort Anf the expectant inother Is a great and help fuil intluence since a caln.and peaceful period must have a wonderftly beneticial Impress I aipon the coming child. Get a bottle of "Mother's Friend" of any dniggist and you will realize why so many women declare It to be the mnost helpful remedy they know of. Write today to Braddeld Regulator Co.. 402 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta, Ga., for a splendId book of great Intcenst ad valuo to every u peetant mother. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL, APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the sett of the dIsease. Ca tarrh Is a blood or constItutional disease, and In order to cur.' 1t you must take In ternal renmedht's. Ilall's C'atutrrh Cure Is taken internall iy. atI ncts tdirectly upon the blood and miucoust surface. I~all's Catarrhi Cure is not a quack stedtte. It w~as prescrlibed by one of the best phy sicIans In this countryv for /y'ears andt Is a regultar prescritioni. It tst composed of the best tonies k nown. conh hinetd wti t tie best blood purliler's. i at ini. d irectly on the tlon of the' two tngr--dlents Is what pro duies suchl wondtrfu! I esults in curing eataurth. S.'nd f.'r t.'stimninalIs. free. I''. J. C.til-3 'Y & C'tl ' 'Prps.. 'iTled,tt 0. Solda n br t s it.' t.'' 7.. Take Iltatts i-':ziiuy i'll s for const pation. Ot the '-'2 rd tday oft Ntot'ttuhar. I91. a' I1 o'leck .\. ..the Stupervisor's of ilttur'is and Newb'er'.y ('otties will 4-' 511i al o'01nties ;t I at foti rn t' s east of the t('neral ;i".-:p bly tovidinig be' exhiited at ;lhei ,lettingi or at the '.di.'e.s of' tilt Supe'r'isorl after NOV. l. Otuiredl tt be't eti I'ute wthinI lti tdays. tLdl 1 ida. 1.5-3t 'HICH ESTER S P!E!!S~ Tin d at.]A Moqfl BiA.'ra. --..cs. se~c-t erith 111so RIt t' a. VJ IaruL--rit. Aq! ?c t.Ei4e.TEts. year'tnltwas3I st. agetAl'syskieislme LAURIENS DRUG STORE, Laurens. S. C". UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmer, Call. eawered any hous, day oa' night. LAUREMR. R. C. 3r. J. I). 11. Watts 'arries .Anny lartue N binher of Prizes at State Fair. Jtlidging frvonl tho following'- list of awards. .\r. .1. 1). W. Watts- was about the whole show when it eanine to the exlibits of '0 111 and cattle at the State Pair last week. The clipping. taken froin The State, follows: Pollowing are the awards in the sheep 'and goat depa'tileilt of the State fair. A. 11. Langley, supel ntend Vlt. 11. tiarris of Clemson, acted as judge in the departnent. 31erlno Thorohirkbreds. liluck. two years old or over: First. .1. 1). W. Watts, Laurens, $12. Buck, one to two years old: First and second, J. 1). W. Watts, Laturens, $9 and $5. Pen ewes: First and Second, J. D. W. Watts, $12 and $7. IEwe lambs: First and second: .1. D. W. Watts. $7 and $3. Son1)thdowins. Iluck. two years old or over: First, T. M. Darby. Chester, $12. Pen ewes: First, T. M. Darby, Chester. $12. .we larnbs: Fir-st. T. M. Darby', C'hester, $7. Oxforddowns. Shropshilredowins and 1i nmupsh iredowits. Itluck. two years old or over: Ffirst, Toii .1. K inard. Ninety Six. $12. Rluck. ono to two year's old: F irIst, Tont .1. Kinaird. Ninety Six, $12. P'en lwes: First. Ton I. inard. Ninet y Six. I I"Lant lainhb: First, T. .1. liinard. .,7. -:\\ a in hs: Firs t a d1141 sec.ontl. T. J.ilini. Si- and - :1. Cotii ol4 . in ,Two yars oil or ovelr: First. T. .1. Kinard. S12. ilnck. ont 14 1WO y'a.s ol: Fir'st. T. .1. Kinard. $4. P'on vwes: Fir-st and seconid. T... Kinard. $12 and $7. Rai 1, lmb1s: First and scond. T.! .K. Riiiard. $7 and $:$ . is . .. inar . iuck, t wo years old or' ovel: First, it. .\. ,atson. liidge Spings, $12. iluck. onle to two years old: First. U. M. Watson. $9. 1'en ewes: First and szecoid: I. M. Wats-on. $12 and $7. 1ain a lan1 h: anist and second, 1. .\M. Watson, $7 and $:3. Ewe Iat1b: First and Second. 11. Ml. Watson. $7 and $:3. Sixth Class. Ilhck. t wo years (141 or1 over ist T. J1. Kinard, $12. I luck. one to two y'ai's old: First. T. .1. liinard. $12. 1l'en 'w1:'rs . .1. Jlinardl. $12. . a~n lau :Firs.t and11 sevond.l T... Nliiar41. $7 and Ewe 1,1111h: First. T' . .1. iin 1A . Anitora Goalts. Ilick. t owo yeass old and ovr: Fir-st. .1. It. Edwards. Darlington. $12: s oned. . Jo. 1). W. Walls. Laurtns. $7. Hu1k, onde to tWO yers old: 1irst and 1). W. Watts. .W and l'en ewes: First l. seo. Edwards, $12; seodV . .W atts, n $7. Ewei kId : F rst andI second, .1. D). WV. Witts, $7 and14 $3. . e D kiW. r~..1 Watts,.$9. 10 CENT "CASCARETS" BEST LAXATIVE FOR LIVER AND BOWELS When41 lhl~ins, headchI.l1 4ick. fori sour stomach('I. hadt brealth. had14 colds. thta 1 t-cent botx. your li'r SiItoac an 1h1 owels, and( youi wi surely feel g''~i ret by m~orinig. Youi t1u0n and1 womenn \\h 1have1 t head btiliust~3 n o us01~. pset, l oter td with a sick. gassy,. di.'ordieed stomiat h,. (or hav' btakache1 andt feel all w'orn out1 wvit 'ascareits -4 or merely' forcing a ,'as,:sag'way evo'fy few. daysi with saits, tanrtic il'ls-'or ('astor 4)11? l'ascar'ets inune1~dately c-I4lese antd unig''sted and14 fcrinentim ftttd and fouil ?a5s: take th.'' excess bilt' from te Li' and1( carry off' lte conasltat ('d wast1e matter' 114 atal p )i1 from the4 btowel s. Remu~'ilembe. a ('1acret tonight will lot-cent box from1 your1 dru'llggist1 meanTl healthy. holtW1 actionl: a clear headi and1 cheer0 fu lness for' month11s. 1)011't for'getI ihe chli ldren. Sol hi ear load tof (Cook Storecs and~ H eater's just receiv'.d, comec and see the bargain we offer in these goods. any size or kind of stove that you may need. at ptrices that will save y'ou S. M. & E. H. Wilkee & Co. It Hurts Her Feelings. Fond Parent to Teacher-"Pleage don't mark Alice's examples wrong any more. She a so ensnitave" NARlNIlE NE WS. * Narnle, Nov. L.-A good many of tihe Narile people aittended tihe circus at Iaurens and report a good tIme. Misses lilanche and Dena Nelson spent last week in Abbeville as the guest of their brother, Mr. Cleveland Nelson. .IMr. Edd Bramlette is now working at J. C. Burns & Co., at Laurens. Mr. Ilorace Nelson from Augusta, Ga., Is at home for the week-end. Miss Bessie Owings spent last week end with friends at Enoree. Mrs. F. 11. Burton and liss Eva Bolt are on the sick list this week.. Messrs Burton, Bolt and Bramilett spent a while Sunday night In the city. Mrs. Lander Nash Is visiting friends In Greer. Mrs. T. A. Willis from Gray Court, spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bramlett. Messrs E. 1. 'Bolt, T. 11. Burts and C. Y. Craddock attended the union meeting at Union church Satruday and Sunday. The W\-. M. 1'. meets with Highland llome on third Suturday and Sunday, everybody is invited to coie. Mr. and Mrs. Ross 'Powers and daughter, Mary Catherine, spent Sun day with Ir. and Mrs. Z. Rt. Trayn ha ill. Miss Goldie Nelson, of Fountain Inn. will enter e1pon1 her dutties as primary teacher for the Woodrow Wilson scoo.lnday. .lr. L. l.. hurns and family spent Sunday ati'trnoon witll .r. and .\lrs. T.1l. Ilur1tonl. lier. 'opeland of Ware Slhoals will proach at Woodrow Wilson Saturday i hIt. Nov. ilth. NIias .lae Lee Israittlet spent Satitr ulay night and Sunday with Miss Ida I1111-ns of Iarksdale. Mr. W. K. lramlette was at home from L.IUaulrelis for the week-end. GIRLS! HAVE A MASS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR SOFT, GLOSSY, WAVY Saie )our hair! Doutde Its beatily in a (ew momenis-.ry this If you care for heavy hair, that glistens witl bwa uty and is radiant witlt life: has anl incolparable soft n ess ant1d is lhffy and lustrous. t ry Dadlterile. .Just otte applicntion doub:tles the beauty of youtr halir. besides it ilime diately dissolves every particle of tan 11 dul t'ff; you <ann11o( have n1ice. heavy. healthy h1ai:. if y.ou have dandruff. This d rttet iv .arr rolbs the hair of its' h t.r, it' rtlgth and its very life, andul i: 11 , , rcome. it prodlucett s a fev i ri: oir an md itching- of the sealp: the hwair roots falmish. loosel an1 tdie; th11n the hair falls ouI/ fast. 1I yo rhi hi ha tIegle cted I and Is thIn. faded. dlry. s aggy or too oily get a 2.-cent hotlit of Klnowlton's lanlerine at anly ( '4ig store or toilet -tuor-ter; apply a I tie as ditected andI ten imitttes after ou will say this was .1. best in vei li'nt you ever itnade. We lcerely believe, regardless of evet Ythilng else advertised. that if you se-tl p atnd no miore falling hair-you mnt.sittuse Kn towlton'~s D~andlerne. If ventutally--why not now? C C e CO@* e ee e e og. *rYLERILLhI1E NEWtS.* TIylersville, Nov. 1 .-MIss Mahel IBlume at tnded the t enehers tueet ing inl Clinton Friday and Saturday. MIisse: (1 race and14 Mat tie IHoho Poole and brother, t .loshuan atItnded thle townsh'.ip fair at Cr zoss Anchor Friday. .\ ir. I ingh Dotnntn of ('lintot, spenlt Sunday witht his lparentls. Mr. andi .\liss 1.illih Peterson wvas in L~aurenis shiopping last Mondtay. Misses Mary' and Ta'lutla Little who arme sitdentts at W Ninth rtp (ol loge. SPenlt it week-tond with t heir parents. Mr'. antI .\rs. I". W. Little. Mr'. loydI Clark has gonte to Cl(IIn 0on whore he~ has ar 01eete a ios it Ion withI .1 aeobis & Co. Mr I. W.I .D. 1 lyrd at toendedt thle fair at ('ross A\nchlor Friday. Mr'. Frank Little spent several dlays in C'olumbuia last welk attending the State F~air. .\liss Annio Laurio Wright h-ft Sutn dIay' to take up herP 11 w tork as teaceor in theo Dials school. Niiss (Grace Poole was ht 1Laurtens Weodnesdaty shoppi'ng. We are showtng the best ('hairs and Rockers to ibe foundl in the st ate for the money. 8. M. & E. H. WVLJ41(hS & CO. NOW LOOKOIl'T. When a 01old hangs 0on as often hap p us, or when you have hardly gotten oct r one cold before you contract an otiher, lookout for yotu are liable to ('ntract some very seriotus disease. Tn's successlon of colds weakenis the systcml aind lowers the vItality so that you are much more liable to contract chtronic catarrh, mi~eumonia or cona, sumption. ('ure j'orir cold while you can. Chamberlal '% Cough Remedy has a great reput tIon. It is relied upon by thtousandls of people and nev er disappoints them. Try it. It only costs a quarter. Obtainable every Copyright. 1915. Michaels. Ste i We ha, Ssize of spend f( pI A PRE' buta MU you will fin you usually the usual $: out our enti Just come i 4 Just received a n + the-r Mint FOR THE RELIEF or BILIOUSNESS SOUR STOMACH DAD BREATH INDIGESTION and CONSTIPA TION DR. M. A. SIMMONS Vegetable Liver Medicine is an old reliable remedy It is quick-acting and thorough in driving out bilicus impurities in the stomaich, liver and bowels. When thesy stembhasheen cleansed of this bilious matter; indigestion, dizziness, baid taste in the mouth and that drowsy, tired feeling will quickly disappear, brinlging back a flue sensation of vim and ex hilaration of mind and body. It is one of the most effective system puriniers on earth. Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver .j icine is now pu ap tin xa hdsme lito picture of Iir/1. A. Simmons on the front; it'1 the mark of the genuine. Ask for the Tin Bo~x Price 25 Cents C. f. Simmons Medicine Co. Propiletors ST, LOUIS, MO. ('. s. Featherstone W. B. Enight FEATHEltSTONE. & N -Attorneys( at Lav Laurene,.-0. Afl Bustn sa Jntrusted to Our Care Will J1ave Prompt and Careful Atten ion. O os over Palnsette Bask (Mdr. Featherstone will spend WedineA day of each week In Laureaa n & Co. ve increa every dol >r clothes 'TY broad statement, very true one--=for in ou CHAELS-STE Clothes el that $15.00 buys the a see priced at $18.00. 4 20.00 garment and so or re line. n and see for y uef ew shipment of Bon ninute shapes and c, er Corn ~NOTICE Of The CO[NT1Y TRLEASURER The Hooks ot the County Treasurer will be opened for the collection of State, County and C'omnmutation Road Taxes for fiscal year, 1915, at the Treasurer's ofmie from October 15th to D)ecemnber 31st, 191l5. After De'cem her 31st one 1)er cent will be added. After January 31 st, two per cent will b~e added, and after February 2Sth. seven per cent will be added till the 15th day of M\arch, 1916, when the books will be closed. All persons owning property in more t han one0 Townshipl are re(iuest ed to call for receipts inl each of the several T1ownshi ps in whiich the pro. p(erty is located. Thllis is inmportant. as additional cost and penalty lmay be attIached. All able-bodied male citizens be tweeni tihe ages of 21 and 60 years of age are liable to pay a Itol tax of $1.00 except old soldie rs. who are exempt at 50 years of age. Commuta ion Itoad Tax $1.50 in lieu of road dutly. Tfhe Tav Levy is a~s i llows: For State purposes ...j. . ills For (Censt itutional Schoi'l Tax /, mnills Ordinary County Purrt ses~4 mills For Interest on Railroat I0 ltsl I mill For Road and Bridge lop ~1s 41 mills Total ... .. . f .8 mills Special Schbools--Lamurens Township. ILurenls No. 11 ...... .....7%' mills Trinity-Ridge No. . . ... . ..S mills Aladdenst No. 2 ... .. .....4 mills Narnie No. 3 .. ...........5 mills Hailey No. 4 .... .... .. ....4 mills Mlills No. 5................2mills O:,k Greo No. 6 ...........2 mills Ora No. 12 .... ...........1 mills Special Schools-Youngs Township. Y'oungs No. 3 .... ... ......4 mills Youngs No. 2 .... ........4 ills Youngs No. 4 .... .......7%~ mills Youngs No. 5 .. .. ...... ..4 mills Fountain Inn No. 3B .. .. ...11 mills hanford No. 10 .. .... .. ..6% mills Ora No. 12 .. .... .........4 mills Youngs No. 1 ...... .......3 mills Central No. 6 .... .. .......2 mills Youngs No. 7 .. .. .........8 mills Special Schools--D~ials Township. Green Pond No. 1 .. ......?. mills Dials N4o. 2.... .. .......8%~ mills Shiloh No. 38.... .........4 mills Gray Court-Owings No. ii ..12%4 mills Barkadale No. 6 . ......... mill sed the tar you gentlemen, RN* ort of suit 118.00 buys+ ar Hats in up-to-* ylors.+ pany Di)als Church No. 7 .... .....4 .1nil11 lFountain Ian No. 313.. .. ..11 mills Merna No. S. .. .. .. .. ....2 mills Dials ri. 4-. .... .......4 taills Spoeial Schools-8ullivan Township Mt. lethol No. 2 . ... ... ....3 milla l'rinceton No. 1. .. .. .. ....8 mills Pop1lar SprIngs No. 3 .. .....4 mills llilekory Tla vern No. 17. .. .. .8. mills ltrewvertoni No. 7 ............... milk Sullivan T'ownisip R R Hlonds 3 mills Alernia No. S .. ...........2 mills Si4-Ial Sebool.--Watrloo Townsfhip Watrlo No. 14 .... .....4 mills .\lt. (Gallagher No. 1 .. .. ..... ill ltethlem No. 2 .. .... .....4 mIlls l'-:komI No. 3.. ...........* mills1 (ceineroin~it N. 4 .. .......2 ilfla Oakville~ No. .. .............. mils .\t. P'leasanit No. 6i.... .....2 mIlls .\1. Olive No. 7............... milla Cross 111ll No ......7 mll ('rnois 11111 No.I.......mll ('zo, 111l1 No. 2...... 111 Tross 11111 No.*......2 mll (Cross 111l1 No. S....... ~lt (Cross 1i111 No. I......: i~ ('tos 1111 o.-3.ro......2 ill Mountvllc~1N I.. ......mll Ihioter No 2.......... il Iltuler N. 3...........7 mills (1 10031 o. S..........2 mIlls II ':itei o. ........ . .2 mills Wa~lwortIi o. 4.........2 mIls .4m~Illa S p('l~j SlIO~*4-.l1(' . .l 3wnil i Oslls il No. .......... mIlla -I iunrrle No. 1 S.. .... ...9 mills Slunte~ ro No. 2......... .. mis .llnter No. 3.----.......4 mills .iUnl on No. 5 -- . .. . .. m la .ute N..--............... ills \\mngswonrth No. .... .. .. mills Hunl~itr No. -.. .. .... ... milla l~orde No. 6( .. .. .... .... milis rrinn No. 1........... milla ShadylGove No. 2 .. ......3 milla .elacks No, 4.. ........ mIlls S(11a0 whoowish toeuileir Tansi tanoto thurc mNo. by ...k mon.y oil tSeur, etc. o . .. . . il Lanord o. 10nin In list. .. ..6%mel to hotleton o. are . re..t ..4 msend theufelytowndo 4g..v. th. To.4hi mol each ateTeaone wIl ver gbven dtrone thowonh t pnytheir Txe each, as Cotnty Treasure er .bs October 12,1.--tad.