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COTTON GROWERS. LACK FERTILIZEII Smith Polits .to ltportane, of Need. Meians Simaler Yield. Washington, .Ian. I 1.-Senator Smith of South Carolina today intro duced in the senate a resolution, which was adopted, calling upon the secretary of agIiculture to gather data and subtit it. to the senate rela tive to the fertilizer sittutiont, partic ularly with reference to potash. Senator Siith yesterday sent to the commissioners of agriiet'lture throughout the South the following int(piry: "Vliat in your opinion will he the effect on the yield of cotton per acre in your state if the present fertilizer situation is not improved, especially as to potash"? i1rom each he received replies to the effect that the reduction in yield per acre would be anywhere from 5 to 5ILT per cent. In discussing the purport of the resolution '. Sent ator Sm1-iitlt said: "The prospects for another year. esi11ally ias to co(tton, are that noth ing like a ntalltt1 yield, possibly a ::11 or int per .:'nt reductiont, will he ite resinlt itflte present fertilizer situlation1 i:= no1t relievedl.(eruy ha'; a lnIntltp:y of the iipnluel ion of 1w'I,.h: ('hi :t prrlic4al inonopoly o, : ''. 4 !1m '1 ; '!" td 1 n 1it . , O n a4' 4:.n n o I .h- n 1(u : ituatio t it will h(' i;:. ':n;t ii ::"; 'I, (.bi in polnsh fro,:n 41. !f ':14 11 lio thed i t rea e del InId (1 I S i- III d i li - lirt- (II'na l 'I, '1' 111 4' -, t-do: ItO . r inIni:i m h:- I I iwn to whe ' th' ar' !"bill impear;t(lit abbs; fo:- fo lIll to 1':""1 :, II'! :1l Is')141 III I llII 14 p lt I 'o !o e ;ed I.ll. ~ also r!. in4 I Ih a4 4 0 . 2 till lr di; nt , vii ... nt :l 1 : a:m :;4it. p:hos'phorie ac id 1tl. ; 4: .1: I 111 :nhits lost o0 hi11h I('1: 1 l i' t' l ! I. t -I e : i tIill ' W'..1 Il '1 '. 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IThe ost of ul - tI' . a. n i'n la 'v that 1 'It) tI ' preset in-u llhe ei 4(i 4 no l ioI1. lok for fetlzrs h.ropc o fllilthe 'of o Ion net yar5 il play. tlth at-s 01 on (fratedtihc the SIMPLE15 REMEDYtier ,ls Ithe oiayomeli Fttr Tmes tal Dae atd liy taitg e ltteedII SIfa f'w yCarW agoNIom olne atn bthnCX alir( t red wIte I IIit P healin lhi: I Otb lh- noul~t't he benfrid ioltie.d it(1b t r(l'dtggltha ni wIVin UlPan Yflit Tl la-ot hI,I to di 'Fo er n li tre tla11i i't I wo def ls let Klm s - et of Ill ,s al ey 111i1cine an otl-theeWl(":li.,sy furnb--ofh yofl eare h c l ' t niu y r l flwsha il muI'1 nalI lwolg. 0o13 2:.c aiI p011 ])a i' . e eui:iatin tm1 " " " . " " "* " " " " " " " " * TYLERSVILLE NEWS. * " t.. A a " " " " " " " S " " " " " Tylersville, .Jan. 17.-IRev. 11. I. llaggott of Gray Court, who has re cently been called to LIangston church delivered his first sermon there this morning. .liisses Mabel Illume, Lucy and Irene D~onnon spent S-aturday with Mir. and \Mrs. W. 1P. Wright. ir. T. I'. Poole and daughter, \iss Grace, spent Saturday in Spartan bu rg. W. C. Winters was in LaIraens Friday night. Miss Mattle Sloan was in Laurens shopping Friday. Misses Mabel Blume, Grace and Mat tie Bobo Poole and ilr. W. C. Win ters spent Sunday with Mirs. M. 0. Clark and family. We are Sorry to report that Mrs. Furman Poole is quite sick at this writing. We hope that she will soon he able to be out again. ' Mlr. .loshua Craig Poole spent Sun day with Messrs Hiugh and E~d Myers. Messrs Niles and lFloyd Clark of ('lintol spent Siunday with homiefolks here. STOMACH MISERY QUICKLY VANISHES Your motney back it' rou wantt i1 is :4 : w:v in which lhe I llaurens Iirug e, th ;)itI::tr dittggist ar selling .\li-o-Im. he cr 1at dy p i4 1 111e4y. This j~ i : unusial plan. bul .\li-o na ha; so muc tuerit andl is; :u almtost inva:riali y successftil in relievinig all 4o 1us of inditw'slion that they run ul t lithe risk inl kellinog tinder a guarali tcer of this kitnd. Ili ti Ii' miserable or imake your' i :inls - l nia~le with your dlyst'p -ia. .i- na will help youl. II' it <1- n't. tell the L aurens l)rug ('o. that yui wrait your money lacuk :tilt bhey will chteerfuIlly refuntld it. .\ tban"r Pl,4 the better will he .;evln rom (41 ite lirst 44v doses of \ i-oi-na al its c ntih n 111 is' will m :tart \ a ont t he 1, l to per'ect. die tion aind enjoymne tof food. .\li- -n 4b nn h u S nifortuly Fil e)tssfu'l t':.t every box is sol uiler a p it$liv)' guarantee to 1 u'! 1111(1 Ilhe mossy} if it dou( no4) relIiev e. \\'hat fairer : r IO astion enublc bet madtie. i' l4a irens Isrus (u. give theirI j''trsnal gl!u11nte' of "1tmy b" hack If Wo, all 14" withl every box of .\li-o na that they sell. .\ glarati ee like isl senea s volutnes for ilte lmerit of thel reinedy. " " " " * " ? Al " " " " " " " " " *1.1.\l111E"N NF.W.1.4* " " Madden, .Ian. 17.--The (ol(1 wave that was predicted has surely come and we are inl the midst of winter. The wind that blows today is surely right off of ice and snow, Mirs. Estelle Davenport, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Shaw for the {last months, is serious ly sick there. ier husband, M. S. Davenport. (known better to home folks as Dock) of New York and her miolhier, .\Its. ('unntinlgham~l of IAcesville aewithi her4. 1ier Irienids hopie the' 2:0:1 iiiove and she wi Isoon1 he4 .\l..'Thail .tlolre ha:1. beeti with .. I.;l .l o e .\r 1. lam . .'r., u4) as a10 phosnt .all4 at 4 he on1 of4!ls.)~ .\ l and .\s . .cI(. at lit4).wI)Id schoohous Finym~a afteron At))' the nex 44 re ular m5i.ofteF 1.1\.4 te1t0r will ng t ender(4) aI re-~ aetio Nto all 4'(th Mndaw nighboso Whe neighborhoie'eod oliai h .lS ~~liohh4111in limienlos ofha s bee !n disp(oised byto ihow ('la er.yolaliI .\4t. ii. .yl.iant on an i n w n. vlsil tod ri(tau1 tand M's eaives h'c re.n 'T'hi ': 4.howo who s'endsi' hi's~e winter'C in 1-1rias wee fhom fruahfrw Therelt will N bCe a neti'h adssedo siene plto "AwPropt at."\onaininghator o\\'e wernd griove to hear of ethe daof Pauls (lotmes.~ To he par-e 11niIsi who ted r the( loss of n th is, tir' 14e4olIuis loy to'e tclla d by1 ti e athiii inI lessi4' tha t wo er, hyour1' O hats. Sot in114 s oym 11pathy. ' kno ta \lr. Ne wt. O'dI1 eld of .\ a't.G A nhe vited Was daught4)iier .\ir'. ec ofn fordtones byC. a lt ter addressed m o ite on of thheInofHem he Islnwer. Iltrest the mayie'', is " Enoreo, , Wodnesday. WV.Y-}DLbY~ t . eturn .to Wbh. YOUNOS NEWS.' M* idMs .K Aoo~be Pu YOUNHolmes, who was a mber o Youngstown, ., Jan. 12.-Te at k "wont to Laurens Saturday. the. Flying Ir agle Patrol Troop No. 1, ing employges of the 'Republican Iron 9 * * * " 9 " " * * .* " " * " " " * Miss Annie Prior, of I Enoro, is Laurens, S. C., jone the troop on and Steol 'Company voted to returA~ to Youngs, Jan. 17.-MAi'. Jim Wiiliams spenfdinlg a fow days. with hior aunt, Junie 1, 1913. le was progressing work today, bringing ithe big strike gave a card party and dance Saturday Mrs. N. C. Smith. rapidly in the Scout Movement. Paul that has been in progress In steel night at which a large crowd of young isses 1unma Mao and Jessio Dur-. was' a boy loved and honored by all mills here for over two weeks to an folks was present. Messrs Ervin Ow- detto, of lnoree, spent Saturday night tio boys with whom ho came in c end. ens and Lewis llammett were the 'nd Sunday ith their brother, Ar. . tact. Ie was dvoted to the scout ot'hing. utusic makers. About twenty girls W. Burdette. movement and all the boys concerned Fo i Farmers Mills, N. Y., and thirty boys passed off the time Mr. Joe Williams, of Lanford, visit- i it. le was always In good stand- thmo used Chamberlain's Tabltn for Inerrily. l(d Mr. Will Williams Wednesday. Ing In the troop. He wvill be missed ldisorders of the stomach and liver and Mr. and Mrs, :. I. LRiddel visited The night school will start at by all brother scouts I says, "Chamberlain's Tablets are tie sYoungs school oru tonight. B. S. best I have over used." Obtainable ov Mr.andMr. Pei.Abrrmb alrywhore. INOTICE ! 1NOTICE ! wA Feast of Bargains in All Don't delay. These Departments. a Bargains can't last. MMINTER COMPANY S GRAND Thssds cmesa Bur dette, ~~ ~ 'ftm of Enre setSaudy ih prices and goods were so attractive. The New Goods are arriving almost daily and are being placed on sale. Special Values in Men's and Unusual Values in Royal SpecialTable Linen Boys Clothing o erorcester Corsets Llot 1. 18 1len's Suits, good styles, One lot of $2.00 Corsets in (leak fresh sale Pric...................21 worth $16.50 to $20.00. Sale Price 11.09 stock, Sale ric............. 1.00 72-inch fine Mercerized Table amask, Lot 2. 15 Men's Suits, worth $15. and - Stle Price...................43 $16.50, Sale Price .... .... ..... 2 tw yards of I iiiety in Short l9n.9t9 72e Lot 3. :10 lIn Suitsrth wo2th $22.50 worthiilp to 20(, titte Price........10 Sale prce.................8 and $25.00, Sale 'rice .... .... 14.090 Lot 4. 12 'Men's Suits, worth $10.00 r h vl -inch extra fine Table Linen, valuc wortip to 25' aeP'e.......1 $1.25 to $1.50, Sale Price .....9 and '$12.50, Sale Price .... .... 7.99 Lot 5. 25 Suits not this season's.styles 500 yards genuine Cannon Cloth, reg- Special value in Table Napkins at sizes 33 to 35, regular price $15.00 Wlr price .12 1-2e, Sale Price.. .10 prices from...............89 to 2.49 and up, Sale Price .... .... .... .5.00 One lot of 10c Bleaching, Sale Price .08 Lot 6. 9 Young Men's Suits, in sizes adles Coat s, Dresses, 32 to 34, worth $10.00 and $12.50, i Waists and Skirts at Sale Price .................. 6.99 yule Price...........20 yards for 1.00 Lot 7. Boy's Suits, 9 to 18 years, Bardi t dci S worth $7.50 to $10.00, Sale Price. .5.99 l'iijc'............ ...... .08. One lot. Coat Suits, $10.00 to $15.00 I ot S. Ioy's Suits, worth $5.00 and $t;.50, sizes 1 1 to 17, Sle Price . -'I) 'ards While Goods in s3o.9t pieces,l3.99 Lot 9. boy's Suits, sizes G to 12, Sale 2 Price .... .... .. 2.49, 2.99 and 3.39 ((1' iii.-( ('lt, wort . 10. .. :;,d("~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ''i". .. .... ..3 t:r oats , I rrive 'c. ....... . 9 Specials in Men's and Boy's 1! *:: Il'ool \i- i -!1(,'t I'i( - All \lillilcr' it sac'iiiee lcices. 'lt Overcoats and Odd Pants 1I ao,l-; cti \'.o;h roit .12 1-'2 (Mile lot. Mten's !;(('( !hI(ccwL'ear, 50e Alen's (Overoats, wo, rthI $10.00, Sale Sat( ... .1 'ahSle l''ic..39 l'riel .. ............ .... .. ...6.95.........10 Meol's Overcoats, worth $9.00, Snale 125 ynI'os 10-iuch White L n worth One lot of Ladies' 50( UnderwearSale Prie ...... . ......... .. 5.95 .12 1-2e. ' I' ('ric..............10 .'rice........... .42 !,(eln's Overc''oa uts, worth $7.50, Sale 150 yards White N'Ii sook in heati- ac inI at l rt. l i Clildren's and pric e .... .... .... .... .... .. 4.95 l quality, worth 121.-2 Sale \tiKses 11osie-', IHoy's Odd 'ants, worth $1.50, Sale P ri...................... .10 On Iut of fast. 1'11;1: I tse in all sizes, rie .... .... .... .... .... .. 1.19 1 t l i i W hite oile worti o 9.1-2 regflar p ice 1 , ale I oy's Odd I'ants, worth $1.00, Sale 200, Sale'rice.......... .15 i .11 Pi............................ .89 lloy 's Odd Pa nts, w\'orti 75e, Sale legant. \\liif Voile, woith 35e, Sale One lot Men's *1.25 Work Pants, Stle I'rio'e .... .... .... .... .... .. .59 1 ............. .... .. .25 1'ric....... .... .......... .99 Ext ra Spelial Valu's in (ln's and It 1(,i...... . 50...............1 1 I s lllls k at pries that.ot 5, Sale ie..........29 will please. Bargains in Shoes Towels! Towels, at Bar i n n ig t in Clapp Shoes, Sale 'rice4.99 Tw l!Tw la Bagain nlirt 1)1 ~ty'li's, Stile l'I'i(..... .... .05 One lot of bu'okcnl sizes, in $3.50 to Prices O)Ie lo~t of heill ifuil Embr~ioidleries in $1.0( Men 's Shoes ,aebgasltetSl rc . .0,..Sale Prc......1.99 Prig aar re Salce riee........10 One lot of Ladies' Shoes in broken 600 l o 12 ' w0 White Couiteipanes, worth $1.50, sizes, worth $3.00 to $3.50, Sale l0e to 12 1-2c, Sale Price, dozen . . .89 Sale Price ........ .....99 200 extra large Bath Towels, 25e value One lot Counterpanes, worth $3.00 to One lot Ladies' $.50Shoes, Sale Price 1.79 Sale Price.................. .19 $3.0, Satle Price .... .... .... ..2.49 One lot of Children ' Sho , Sale Price 1.19 New Arrivals in Laces and Embroideries! 40-inch ~'ide Emhbroidery3, worthi 50e, One! lot new things in Liaces, special 2,000 yards W~e Cheviots and Glinghams, sale price per yaid ...............29 sale i(ce, per yard .... .... .....05 sale prcc, per yard.............08 2,000 yads Standard meitn'h in New airivals in fine Siss Voile E- Ya ardse Whc ajama Cheek, sale 12 1-2e quality, in short lengths, ale broiderics, Mp(5 iwl per yard .49, .59, .79 pPri(c, 1)e. .... .. .08 1'' U per yard 10 NOTICE! o NOTICE! Buy Now and Save uri p t aEverything sold for cash. One lot. Nothing carged or on Money. approval. Hale rice.... .. .. . 0 yars fo 1.0