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Soli11d Co0 Mfo0r t PIPE, a book and a handy lit tle Perfection to keep the cold from creeping under the window and up through the f' 'r-there's comfort for you. It takes the PERFECTION SMOKE LESS OIL HEATER just five minutes to make you cozy and warm. It's light and easy-to carry -portable comfort for bedroom, bathroom and den. The Perfection is inexpensive, too -a gallon of oil gives ten hours comfort. Why be chilly when comfort is so cheap? Use Aladdin Security Oil or Diamond White Oil to obtain best results in Oil Stoves, Lamps and Heaters. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) BALTIMORB ashndngton, D. C. Ch r te . V VC Norfolk. Va. Charleso. .v Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. C. Look fortheTriangle Trademark. Sold in many styles and sizes at Ell hardware, furniture, general and department stores. Look for the Perfection Cozy Cat Poster. Ilighest award Panama-Pacifc Exos1tion PR' 13R -PUR - PER, LI PERFECTION Some Quick Sellers We mention here a few of the many items that were recognized Iby expert buyers during the past week and purchased freely Yard wide Pongee Plaid Silk in/choice col oring. / Perspiration proof Chiffon Taffetas. S36 inch plain Wash Silk, colors white, Sgreen, light blue and navy per yd. 25c SThe range of Silk Finish Poplin running( >from 15c to 25c per yard. ' Just opened a yard wide Velvet Corduroy in pure white at 50c. With a full line of Silk Velvets all stand ard shades. W. G. WILSON & Co. FI NA I, SETIEMENT. Aiy1OotIldltd oalte.at Take notiee that on tho 20th day of Jaentf~dadP~tlrdt wk'py D~ecembher, 1 915, we will render~t a final ((1tOlIlt lae 11alICI t tIt - accounlt of our' acts and dIoingst as~ Ex- lg c ln nat.tmt etl il entors of the estate of Loretta Girumi- peette t rlco adta hies, deceasehrd, int the olhl0o of the ul rvno b oee ard .1 ad'ge or P.robtate of I .aurens County, I.I.Gl l ~e4 at 11 o'coIlek a. mt., tand on thle sameC Vugn (lay will apply for a final dlischarge xeto. froli ott tttatii n edulytrnrove or 0, 1 foreve ba rred &IM Dr. Dougins, of Clinton, Iteturns froift Profituble TrIp. Has Italsed More thanllalf the Amount Needed, Clinton, S. C., Nov. 26th.-Dr. D. M. Douglas returned yesterday from New York and iBaltimore, wNhere he secured $17,700 in1 cash and conditional pledg 0. tor t(hl Presbyterian College of South Carolina, of which he Is pres ident. )I. Douglas Is at presnnt undertak Ing to raise $3.5,000, $5,000 to coi plete payments on tho new science hall and library; $5,000 to install a central heating plant; and $25,000 to endow the chair of Engllsh Bible. One party gave $12,500 to endow the chair of 10nglish Bible, provided a similar amount was rased by the president, making $25,000 In all for this PurPose. Most of the remaining money was giv en for the heating'plant which I now being Installed. This leaven the con ditional amount to be raIsed by the president iII order to cover all pledges. Since assuming the presidency of the college four years ago, Dr. Doug las has made several trips North and has secured during this time over $50,004) in coint ri bnu1to1s from out .side the State. Ile states that he re ceived a cordial welcome on the trip from which he returned yesterday, and that lie was confronted by two (questions by those he called up; the Interest being manifested In Christian eduetion at 'ome alld what are your people dolig towards tile sutlort of the institution. These (geustions he was able to answer very encouraging lv, for during the hree years that he has been at the head of the Institution the people of Clinton have contribut ed $25,000 towards its support and (here has been ai liberal support from over the State In general. The new dorilitory and new science hall cost ing $65,000 have been erected during the past two years and have been en tirely paid for. Dr. Douglas feels very much encour aged over the outlook and feels sure that If the Presbyterian denomination of the State will properily support the institution, that It will be an easy matter to secure the necessary funds and students. 'hie student body this year shows a deo cided increase over that of last session, practically all of the rooms in the dormitories being occupied. To acmOiiimnodat e Ile fast growing attend a Ie, an addiilonal dormitory is all imperativ need of 1le institution and this Dr. Douglas hopes to be able to provide by next fall. Ilefore coming here to assuine tle iresidency of the college, Dr. Douglas was pastor of one of the larm'est. Prs bylerianl ciiircies in Baltiiore, .d., and si i(c coming here Iv lieih: buen hi ,!;ly siccessftul iIn his nw.'' liehl of work, the college havlig ::-.',c r. markable progress under li leadet - Ship. 11 . s a nar of iitiring energy niarked1 *h'.ty and char:'ci, and is recognized as one of the leadiing eu111 cators In the state. (OLDS NEED) ATTENTION, Internal throat and client troubles piroduco Inflammation, irritation, sor~e ness5 or swelling and unless checked at on1ce are likely to lead to serIous trouble. Caught in t imne Dr,. Hell's P'ine-Tiar-i loney loosens the phlegim andc odestroys the germs wichio have settled in the thlroat 0or nose. It is soothinig aiid healing. Pinie is ant isep lie: hioney is sopthI ig:---hoth itIogetherci possess excelltent mediciniai qnalities for fightinjg 0(old germs. Inisist on i )r. 13ell's P'ine-T'ai-ltoiney. 25e all (rug gist s. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .1IIl)EN NE'WS, * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * .\laddieni, Nov. 28. - IThankisgilvinjg Day 18assed qhuiet ly andl phi~asantlly. Some0 ii hntlig, bti not inearly so imutchi as ini fiiioime yearis. their Th'aiiksgivinig guests. .\t r. (ILW Pr'oiilt and11( famiiy, M\r. and .\Ilis. Wal Ier .\lioote an youn01 ig I. W., .\ rs. ('ora .\laddeni and~ Mr. .1. It. F inley. Mr. 'T. 8. Lanlgston and .\lis. Lang stoni, .\lns. Ii. ('.' (unninghiami, .lrs. lertsoin ate their Thianklsgivinig dline withI Mris. l'drie P'owe r of 1,aiurens. WithI thle excelptio lof Dr'l. I anigston of C'olimibia anid Mr s. Cunninghaml of L eesvl Ie, all thle 1anigston chlildlrenl were toget hor In tis (day of t ha nks givIng and a most enjoyable (lay was spent. Mr. and Mrs. J1. M., Dean also had a lieasant. (lay whlen the 1 had111 as t heir guests for thle day Mr. and .\rs. Plt ts l lenry and (laughtecr, Tal lulah andl Mr. .Johin W.. I lenry. MrI u. Geaorge Brown anid sItr, Miss TLauraII, spen11t. tlihr Tihanksg ivIiig wv iih the .\isses Mamie and~ .\inniie .\liiler of Mlt. Pleasant. Mrs i. Jlano CulIbertson and~ da ughtIer, Mrls. I lamiliton werne recenit vi:1itors of Mr. and Mr is. J1. I. Cuiihert sonl. .\ilri. WV. P. 'Turnen who Is knlowni and loved here in her old1 home as5 "MIss C"' Is up from Crnoss 1ill1 on a and1( oither rlat~ ivYes lher. .\ a m' i \rs. I'eiv ilinihey wont a MIC HELIN PtSD~t-,3 I' DF- - 13 --TIRES -- .ne Qualty Only heI Best -"-Youi Are Not Getting the Mileage You Expect, -' Just Try a Michelin Oitt Trial Will Convince You. All S -. in Stock, and Prompt Service W. P. HUDGENS k.ILI Irregula. "owels When the bowels don\ ; .. rce:'-an it fills the system with impurities which Wre "aro feel bad. DR. M. A. SIMMONS Vegetable Liver Medicine Is a fine old Dowel Purifier Under its excellent cathartic influence the howel movements become regular and healthy, the liver is invigorated an (el the tomach strengthened. When the system has been cleansed of all bilious niatter you feel better. The mind becomes alert anld ch erfui, the digestion good and the body strong and vigorous. Iuy only the genuinie. At is put up in a handsome lithographed tin box, with the picture of Dr. Ni. A. Simmuns on the front pauel. Ask for the Tin Box. Price 25 Cents. C. F. SIMMONS MEDiCINE CO., Proprietors, ST. LOUIS, MO. !L 01 o \ 1 .101 Allcn I). liai'lisdil, I ndividuially and das Adinistraior of the Estate of The JrrI .1. arksdale, 1Jie( ased, Plain conipltely changes the entire tipect of tl. the fulture. ]tit in tlh licaltilie, ding-ini tho In t iinit. pClil~ . 1). I Ia lisda Ic, I udivldiual ly and as inxius.- pereod of -. ii vilto' of ile will of Dr. . pretaiivT, there is a pld remedy known .\. Bhrksdale, Deceased, et al, Do as".\lother's Friendl" fendan t. that doesi wvoiders. It Pursuant to a Decree of The Court is for externil use, re. lieves the pains of in the tl o%-(! stated case, I wilI sell at mnusclo expansion, Iili oileI' to tile highest bidder, at ' oothes and quiets theIie C. l., S. C., on Salcsday I * nerves, extends lt~s In. '(ile etIw i \oia h t tlucneo to the internal organs and removes toda otliuoth(uigtelga a great extent the ten-Iwi'fostlialthfloind delcy to worry and ap- cie lpett i. prehensIon. It Is a natural treatment, satefo httat0' adstaeI h for the mother, has nxo drug efrect whatso..Cut3 n( tac'fiemc ever andi for this reason must excrt a miost 9 ..,utnrh beneficial influetnco upon those functions di- "'to h 't'ot ~irncnan rectly connected with miotherhiootl. In a lgfii ude eet l' n 6 very interesting book the subjlect Is freely iA)Ii5~; ce io' i es(x dIscussed and a copy will he malled free to all expectant mothers by Bhradfiehi Regulatoredtgonfoitifanaieorac Co., 400 Lamar 11dg., Atlanta, Ga. Get ag'a'vjtonsi enieadth bottle of "Mother's Friend" today of anyrihsowytero)hundot dlrugglst. Use as dIrected and you wiili then linorl bhad0'M.1.Olg know why mothers for necarly half a century'td ier1Knedo theatb have used and recotninendted this splenddititi to mootherhtoodh. Their letters are rnessages lnst'..I.WtsadLtl 'vr i''iC N ) C'iT 01- ICo.\A.\lON h~~ IeA(1. A'llen it). o hirk da , In iuly h~' .1i~ad as Adm tIintaold ofi hith late-o C. c'). I arole, Idvdl and a vs ilietatil, lhi~ti~iiPursuani t I Aeries o' eCuT a 5 ti>I.in I the abov sttd eaeI'ill s',eyeda I \V i ' ( ilt ' a lit oa u pubtl it ouor t o~ It e hies r tdr vat molt' 441' lt''cried rp rt, lttb'l b lati- ii b tt tte ''rIto w : Alwta trat' flmtt situat in thle tas'tol stilils ad t~a'~ ii t oun1ty nStte foi retido jst n orth 142115iii saIc tenotetolilh't'intl, g'itl' foul hundrited evet iean 861 t~ had t li reol onsam orsoiic10(-175.8to pacrs moi re ori i ash.ex ~1ltseiieii sai'daytO)I ie i gr adar io' said also ean t h ~' ii e e lelils att le iskof he oiom r1411 hts) of' the thtlterea aouneyo t' liasei'. fcth inth by- aofst o f ('il .l ingby 0. C 'ill 311'SO, a a1( ler P Keneda son th past by'a .1.1~ l~ ~Pc latstof .ls. \Va the end1ittlf rie of hertha beahe oifot i oer w rd, t~ 0n1th Sut by4 it SI land lforel tet -aarhC n -tB C----- sesa ot sa)r. .in At Iadle, ise Id~il S.\the I the~'1 liii oflt str.T..Td, wih i.O('Sout (I''erirain1.atheyens' A. Gr vPEand ('it nit i o f I .:i' -en: , ol f.l.t..'I ty, an on t e wes diclised, t la ini li ii' a f r ni he 17 n a rIsno \\'. l'..Cl ninl!:3444 a!, lieftrilants i ti w i s l t p b i u to l ,v l e < ' .i h where they wore the guests of r9. and -,'Mrs. O'Dell. Their niece MIss Graco Finley accoinlitilledl them. Rev. J. A. Martin filled his regular appoiitment. Sunday hli preached at (he reqtuest of our teacher, Alls Youing I elucatliollal 11 , 1rA the school childreln dI- t!w :;ingil . We regret, owing to the illne: of hei fatI er., Aliss Yonig lierself was 1I) abl to be present. Al is,, agso however. was with the( C hildreni and) helped outc with her allo. Ar. anI .\rs. Tom Shaw and chil drenl and .lMr. 1i111 Terry were t lie E'unday guests of Ailr. and Alis. T. IS. ILangston. Airs. .1. A. Wofford spent. a pleasant day tt l tanford Station Friday. The Inany frieids of Dr. (. W. Cunii ninllghanli w'll he glad to know that lie is fuilite well 1111d enjoying life to tile filliest at is )ost at AliddlbLluIry. II addition to hIs Ilt lies at college, he has also been cleteed Director of tle college glee club. 'I'lere is to be a dedication of a iew chapel Soon at which they are to use their $7,000 or gall for the first litlne and (le msiI.lc is to be wolrthby of the occasioln. We are exteting inasnltch as the di Ictor is part. Isangstoni) to lar' ani echo of tie songs in S. C. 'iid if I do sure I'll tell It! Uncle .Johi Finley is not so well. there's a reason. Any lnan past, 70 year. ol omglt not to work I I hoirs; in one day alii linle .John did that 'l)ol't fail to sfee the valies we are showiing om ou v I I it-, ( e:-, alum liI ware, lina, glass, crockery. (oll" and lots ot 0ther things that you would have to pay 15e anil 2-c for .1 other places. S. Al. & ll. it. WILK ES & CO. * **** . +e . ........ LONU VIEl.: NEWS. L.ong View, Nov. 2!).---'We are hav Ing solne very pretty weather now for gathering cotton. A!rs. I. L. Cole silent a week at Clinton with children but. has re ttirned now froi a very pleasant \isit Mirs. W. S. Davis Spent Th'lanksgiv ing at Waterloo with her sister, .lrs. .1. .\l. Lowe. .r. ard \lrs. M.artin spent ''lanks giving wi l irs. i.. 11. Plinsoni. Alr. Quince Srnith and his sister Spent I' ' day witi their grandilnother liear Waterloo. Aliss Elliel leeder and hor sister, Los spent the day with Aliss Dollic .\ae Cole recntlly. .\rs. It. K. Iteeder. ..1nd1 chibiren have gone to Ninety Six. A\rs. .1. Al. l.owe of Waterloo Is vis iting h r Ilother tlis week. AlMr. .lason Cole anld Al r. Arthliir iteder have gone a rabbit hunting. lope they will catch eloligh for slip pe r. .\lr. lloyle Coleman and .[ir. Tom Inie Wells welit. to a parlty at Alr. Will Wial ker's Thirsday night and report ed1 a nice0 tIrne. AlMiss Ianile G. riflin (alught In .l r. Guy Alri'n's ple Alonday i lie lie was away. ('GHVIS AINI) ('Oial)8 AltE D)ANGERI. Few~ or us realize the danger or Coughs and (Colds. We conisidIer then conuniion and~ hiarmiiess allmen~lts. 1 low (everi statilsti('s tell us every3 thIird1 lperI 50on diels of a Iluig allment11. 1DantgerIou lir'onehlial andi Lunig dlISeases follow 2 negleetlid (cold(. As your bod s)tr' 1 'ug gles aga ist cold germis, 110 better aidl enn hile hiad t ha fl ir. KIig's New l)is (covery3. its miit ha s been tested by ihld andl young. In use0 ov'er -.5 years'. (Get a ho)1t iie tod~ay. Avoid thme risk ofl serious Lunig ailmlents. I liggists. * * .lountviille lioor 1B0ll. * S*** * * * * * *4 * . * * FIrlI( Grade: \'iolet Cr'isp. Seiondi (Grade:i Isowis Ilasor), Fran U's Tea'&guei. Flau e 11SIItys;oni, . aniiie ('oats. Fiflh Gitrade: I aroldl lFuller ('ather .\lotes, 1ll'rick (aninon. Sixilh Gradli: ('aroline .\lotes, .\larie llryson11, lFrancies .\la tihew s. Seventhi (rade: liardwell ('annon, R~u tedge Fu lie r, ('loughi lFarrar, ('aro 1lyn Stullivan, 1 sille Nelson, .\lelvini IEighlth Gr( iado: Olga Sin1u nons, WIlI Ilim .\. T'eague, I.0 na Tlimmons1011. Ninltii(radto: .\lary Long, .1(ohn1 W. Colenmn. Tenth~ Gr( ade: Vor'a I ryson, Alarto Teoague, Joseph11ine Th'Iorniton, IPi'rce \lliler Walter' bynulh.. Al Oak Grole. Tlher'e will bet all 0yster suippeii at Oak (rove schoo)(lhouiise on te nighit (if l)((ieieme ::rd, beginniing at 7 o'clock to which the pulii is initedo. W~e haveu ju-iihi the l lenin Sta t ha t y oi needii. an m it ii prl'icedt iu )lease you1. I -a I'nd ge4'.a a