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Saved Girl's Life 1 "I want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re ceived from the ;use of Thedford's Black-Draught," writes Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Cifton Mills, Ky. "It certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds, Sliver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught 0 saved my little girl's life. When she had the measles, they went in on her, but one good dose of Thedford's S Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no more trouble. I shall never be without THEDFORDS BLACK-DRAUGHT In my home." For. constlpationgndigestion, headache, dizzl ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and -all similar ailments, Thedford's Black-Draught has provdtself a safe, reliable, gentle and valuable remedy./ / If you suffer from any of these cotipaints, try Black- 5 Draught. It is a medicine of known merit. Seventy-five years of splendid success proves its value. Good for young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 cents. W 116 Luzianne Coffee Grocery Bills Smaller; coffee better a. dmore of it -that's what comes of u ng Luzianne Coffee famous for its flavor an economy all over the South. Try the entire ntets of a one-pound can according to directio . If you are not satisfied with it in every way, it does not go as far as two pounds of any che per coffee you have ever used-tell your grocer you want your money back and he'll come straight across with it. Write for premium catalog. COFFEE 'Tae Oer~-TIay or Co .New irlean PINs' PINS! FOR ALL PURPOSES. HAT PINS, SCARF PINS, VEIL PINS, BABY PINS, ALL KINDS OF PINS FOR A LL PURPOSES, IN PL AIN AND FANCY DESIGHS, LODGE, FRA TERNITY AND SOCIETY EMBLEMS OF ALL KINDS. GOLD AND SILVER SE TTINGS WITH GEN UINE STONES. ALSO MANY IN LESS EXPENSIVE SET, TINGS. COME IN AND SEE OUR BIG DISPLA Y. REMEM BER, WE NEVER "STICK" YOU ON THE PRICE, BUT GIVE YOU FULL VA LUE ON EVERY ARTInLE YOU BUY. FLEMING BROS. THE RELIABLE JEWELERS We, Zack Garrett, Andrew-Garrett,daeosaetthrtefeitpr Willis Garrett, 'George Garrett. Jamescetm oranwihlveote Garrett, John Garrett, Margaret Jones, prhsrt a i niebdi 1sab~ella IDeasley, Isora Griffith and csteucae opyfrppr Luigenia Thonspson will soil at publicanstm. auction, to the highest bidder, at Lau- Zc arte l rens Court liouse, S. 'C., on Raiesday Smsn opr&BbAtres in March, next, 'being the 6th day of 30t the month, during the legal hours for sale, the following described property in the City of Laurens, Laurens Couna ty, S. C., to wit: Lot No. 111 of JT. Allen Garrett, de- B .T D ceasedi, bounded on the north by lot of Waiter Downs, on the east by lot No. 117, on the south by Dewey Street,I and on the west by lot No. 625; also lot n ntci; No. 625 or J. Alien Garrett, deceased, bounded on the north by lot of walter Ln uvy p~at Downs, on the cast. by lot No. 111, on the south by Dewey street, on the wesitmreWr ilfI deo i by Jersey street. setd Teram of Sale: one-half cash, bal- ~ s~ ai~ ance payable December 1st, 1916, the ofatKn credit portion to be represented by not o th prcase ~ortag h, Teprhoner Nto pa3fr4a6 r GIVES PORTRAIT OF GRANDFATHERt Columbian Presents Uaiivas of Late Judge McGowan to Supreme Court. .Villiam C. McGowan, of the Colum bia law firm, Shands, Ilenet & MlcGow an, has presented to the supreme court a handsome oil portrait of his grand father, the late Gen. Samuel .\IcGowan of Abbeville, who was a justice of the court. U. I. Brooks, cleric of the court sketches briefly, as follows, Gen. Alc Gowan's career: "Samuel McGowan was born of Scotch-Irish parents in Laurens coun ty October 9, 1819. He was graduated with distinction from the South Caro lina college in 1844. He read law in Abbeville with his friend, Col, T. C. Perrin. He soon gave promise of be ing distinguished'in his profession, but in 1846, filled with the fire of patriot ism he entered the famous Palmetto regiment and started for the Mexican war as a private soldier. He acted as volunteer aide to Glen. Quitman at the storming of Chapultepec and the cap ture of the Garita de belen, leading Into the 'City of Mexico, and was com plimented for his gallant services on that occasion. After the treaty of Guadaloupe, which terminated the war, he returned and resumed the practice of law with Mr. l'errin at Ab beville. le married the eldest daugh ter of Judge D. L. Vardlaw of that town, aciuired a lucrative practice, became major deneral of the First (il vision of Soul i Carolina milit ia, and represented the old district of Abbe ille for 12 consecutive years in the lower house of .the State legislature. On the secesison of South Carolina in 1860 ten volunteer regiments of in fantry were raised by the public au thorized for State defense and divided into four brigades. Cap, McGowan was appointed by Gov. Pickens to the command of one of these brigades and in that capacity he assisted Gen. Beau regard in the capture of Fort Sumter in April 1861. Soon after this, his State commission lapsed. by transfer of his commond to the Confederate service, he joined Brig. Ben, Bonham at. Antreville, Va., as aide-de-camp, and served with him in the battles of hull Run and Manassas. immediately af ter these battles he returned to South Carolina where he was elected lieu tenant colonel of the Fourteenth South Carolina Volunteers. In the spring of 1862 Col. James Jones, the command er of this gallant old regiment, resign ed his commission and Lieut. Col. Mc Gowan was promoted to the colonelcy. Col. McGowan was apopinted brigadier general to succeed Gen. Gregg and in that capacity lie comnmanded the bri gade until the end of the war. Gen. McGowan distinguished him.lelf' in all the great battles of Virginia, Mary land and Pennsylvainia. He was a great orator and leader of men. But it was as a magistrate of the supreme court, holding the scales of justice with a firm hand, that Judge McGowan was most distinguished. It has been well said( that 'the otlce of jud~ge bhas always been regarded with respect and consideration. Great and1( good men have at all tImes in Souith Carollna pertformed'( its dIutiles anid wonl its honors.' "--The State. 25 CENTS DESTROYS YOUR DANDRUFF AND STOPS FALLING HAIR Save your hair? hikke if: thick, wavy amid beautIful-try this! Thin, brittle, colorless and~ scraggy hair is mute evidlence of a neglected scalp); of dandruff-that awftul seurf. There Is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff, it rob~s tile hair of Its lustre, its strengthl and its very life; eventually producing a feverish ness and itchling of the scalp, which if not remedies causes th e hair roots to shrink. loosen and pc--then the hair falls out fast. A ltle Danderine tonight-now-an ie--will su rely save your hlair.f Get a 25-cent li tle of Knowlton 's Danderine from iy drug store or toilet counter, and after the first ap pllcation your hair will take on that life, lustre andl luvuriance which Is so beautiful. It will become wavy and fluffy andi have the appearance of abun dance, and incomp~arable gloss and softness; but what will plese you most will be after jusut a few week's use, whoa you will actually see a lot of fine, downy hair-new hair-grow ing all over tihe scalp. Many People Don't lEnow. A sluggIsh liver can cause a person ani awful lot of misery. Spells of diz ziness, headaches, constipation anidbil lousness ar'e sure signs that youtr liver needs help. Take D~r. King's New Liffe P'ills and see how they help tone uip the whole systenm. l"ine for the stomn neh too. Aids dligestion. Purifles the 1)100d and clears thec complexion. On ly 25c at your druggist. "Yes." said Audrdy, "I spent the entire evenIng telling him11 that lhe had a terrible reputation for kissing girls against their will." "And what did lie do?" "Hie sat there like a booby and do rdodt it."-ana NoWa *"* . .. " " " " el " a YOUNGS NEWS. * N e ls* * * * . . * . ... (Youngu, Feb. 21.-Nellie Stewart, the ton year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, of near Lanford Sta tion, died last Sunday, February 13th, and was burled Mlonday at Brailette Clurch. Nellie would have been ten years of age if she had lived until last Wednesday. She had been sick only a short time. Mlr. lilley Ilanmmond, of neari Lau rens, visited .\lr. John .Manley Thurs day. Alr. and Mrs. Laurens Riddle visited at Mr. Mlaurice Moore's at Enoree Tuesday. Misses Otis Glenn, Lillie Mae Riddle, Blanche and Madge Williams spent Saturday night with Miss Jennie Long near Grays schoolhouse. Mr. Austin Abercrombie, who has moved to McCormick, came up to the burying of his nelce, Nellie Stewart, and while up he spent several ca. a with his mother, Mrs. M. A. Abercrom bie. Mr. Tyra Manley spent Saturday night with Mr. Tom Ilenderson in Fountain inn. Mr. Alvin Middle bought an ew bug gy Saturday. Mr. and .\lrs. M. ). Moore of 10noree, spent Sunday with Mr. E. L. Itiddel. There was a singing at the home of .\lr. N. L. Itiddle Sunday nilht. A large crowd was piesenl. liss 1J essie liurdette and Ml. .Jess Coih, of Inoree, 'aie uip to the singing Sunday ightl. "CASCARL aJ" FOR A COLD, BAD BREATH OR SICK HEADACH E Best for liver and bowels, for billious. . ess, sour stomah and consiiitlon. Get a 110-cent box now. Furred Tongue, Ilad Colds, Indiges lion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Illad aches come from a torpid liver and clogged bowels whirl cause your stomi ach to becon 1e fill wlh undigested food, which s ur; and ferments lik' garbage in a . w barrel. 'That's the first dt to d told misery--indiges tion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating. A ('ascar ret. tonight will give your constipated bowels a thorough cleansing and, straighten you out. by morning. They work while you sleep--a 10-cett box from your druggist will keep you feel ing good for months. Millions of men and women take a ('asearet now and I then to keel) their stomach, liver and bowels regulated. and never know a miserable moment. l)on't forget the children-theh' little insides need a good, gentle.cleansing, too. Death of Mrs. D) S. 1Hill. F riendsllp community was greatly saddened Tuesday morning, when be tween daylight and sun-up the death angel came into our midst and carried away our beloved friend, Mrs. 1). S. Hill. After several weeks of much pain and suffering the spirit returned to the One that gave it, to await the gentera~l tesutrrection of the saint s, thmus ending the life of an affecti onate wife and a kind and lovIng mother. Iletr body was Iaid( to lest at lrriend shiP Ba lti1st (chuirchm Wedtnesdaiy mur ing at (eleveni d,'clock, t he fiunera1 setr iies being conduced~ by lRev. Wash ington. She had long been a fail thful umembler of this cliuirch. She was 52 years of age. Site willI be greatly mnissedi a't church and elsewhere as well as at hiome. She has a host of friends to grieve after' her, for' cvery one that knew her loved her. It. wvas hard for us to par't wIth her but we must remembter that the Lord knows best. And we shall meet her by and by to patrt no more. Besides her maniy friends site Is survived by Iher' husband and six children, Miss Salli, of Owings, M\essrs lBob, Lonnie, Marvin and O'D~ell of Owings andl Mr. .John of tEnoreo. They have the sympathy of their many friends. May (God bless each one of them. "One that loved her." Girls--Do You Know Why Your Hair Is Ugly? It is astotnishing how munch good looking bali' does toward prioducing a youthful appear'ance and still mnore as tonIshing to iealize how muchel the at tr'activeness of tihe hair is affected by thme care we give it. LovIng care and fretiuentt attentIon and as necessary to keelp a woman's hait' beuii ful anid lutxiiriiani as is time tooth biush to keel' teeth fr'om decay. IEver'y womnan who vali es the beauty of Ihem' halt' as shte oug to do0 should timke it a neve br itol in habit to fre (quenitly appl alitI Prseal Sage, the fingeir tilps. Par'islan Sag . Naturie's imodernt hand imaidi to be mutIitul feiIninte hirit. !t Is a simple, hiartiless ('ompou11nil of whtolesome, mnutritius ingredIents that mtake an ideal lotion fotr nourishing both hair and scalp. It leetis at b~uiilds ull the (1e1icate hait' and sealpI strtutctur'es mtikinig the halt' soft, lust r'ous, brIlliant and easy to dress and ai'range. The Laurens D~rug Co. and many other of our best dIruggIsts sell Par'ishan Sage and gladlly recommnend its use. 0 Preserve the leather and rnake ,a your shoes wear longer. They contain no acid and will not crack the leather. Easiest to use and their shine lasts longer. BLACK-WHITE-TAN I , 104' KEEP YOUR SHOESNEA THL..~-L. ,T.yD g'UPALO, N.Y. THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME AND NOT A DOLLAR IN THE BANK TO TAKE IT GET RICH QUI1M SCHEMES GOT 1 "Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are, it might have been!" The biggest and best for tunes were not made over night; they began by SMALL DEPOSITS in the bank. After you have put your savings into some "Get-rich-quick" scheme and lost it, you lose heart and AMBITION with it. Put your money in the bank, and fortunes will come as surely as does a planted seed---and come when you NEED IT. Make OUR Bank' YOUR Bank. Enterprise National Bank of Laurens N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPER, Cashier MUST) ANCE StaFe of SoSth parolina, Peonit J of Laaind Heas. S1 Pain At, laOncef 25c. 50c. $,1.' At. A.ll, Dealers.ty i P lowso rsuhcsles t ierollo ng de * ~CStatei ofSotCroli na 3 , i For ret' s~Cotyt if thuenCtyos. are teeriaionalot 1)ank paIel srituat., lain n inffnsil Sore, Cts, heuatis ldtd St ablein, contnIngi oW. alfn . l'u0uan or la llfl ouThed Conr tra,~esand eal. 'ite aothb ostd oas M. .wilsl at StiL~Pai t Oncelih East by lantheo hilhet iale, on .\athe Sout beingo \ond thenepe 6ah Ta on the th, Silvnr Streega bou.rso sc sal the flaalotsde Ii ltat icer i ot i or parcel ad lt 'aeIsadCounty and Statesd, known a \arnsal lot512,contaiin 10ne 106, the Not ylto M .O igo tonaeye ton the stord house Martn bot ofS. . Todand MrEse W.ricuartln ad an an a's rahesl~s Fat or the Wau est ySle tet pro TekS Sadonmne ac rur-ne.D N * Y rmavnotn 2.. Also~ all thes c ert ain t ie lors prceani y~tteU OKF U t rcs ice orn s acitoiln st Clg rie p sta te onfai lautying Sand e nw asESot Nos.5NA5,V53,L4, 10,E106 covee Wo the( Ms.i E.si W. Martin and know R.aod andr particularly. M doet * tia rt of thei pacfrey and unde-o - ~ dvs ~ the b lot, of . R.nnnToddi South by loHo . .Nasband ureor, te AT YOU DRUGISTnce theno i twlv nhs frd otm ~ ColdQu~cky ('un. frotinglae ov-Fathe'y Avenue in the cit "Oji ~eeeher irst hada vey s . A'sr cent wtha lea to , piece i tor yorecol ratlak o tie grp a itparce hif ln' d iutin g a nd bucaer 1)0(," rits .1.Metclf eaterh, int trety' fLuen in asi of untye Mo. " b~n~h wo botlesof C ain ta r t. if the erstid of saeurel ly eatre&'toheath.I irmy eliveStreset, kon sc thersidenceriot of that erei oldi Qukl uRedysifrerprhsr onft erymbe ist medne an will C.A.o-~l bed," whate to. .d. whentca. W anthery,.C P n . . ares .~ old. Otai bvery herie. an wI c hs1e. 4 96 uS