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"I Can Cook Anything on my New Perfection-it works like a gas stove and costs less to operate." bights at the touch of a match, the iaml e stays high, medium, low-and tlrlIs (ut' at ()nce. the Newv Perfection Oil Cook Stove, the stamC with the Iong bie chimin ney, ro 8, toasts, ol)ils, b akes, )r(oils and rs alytllyiflg2, ald key)s the kitcheti cool. The In h( ue chimney assures a c/mn, ~ xx cu i f- a81(1 /(/s/1iin)- saltt i ae" tilit b(- 'ee t se it gives a p)er.cet draft and puts the heat just where it is neceded. l'ltee cost-on lV 2 cents a meal for 6 people. Saves tinite, strength and nimoncy. New Perfections are made in many styles and sizes. Your dealer can get any size for you. Look for The Long Blue Chimney Use Aladdin Security Oil to obtain the best results in Oil Stoves, Heaters and Lamps STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) Washington, 1). C. B \LTlitOll; Charlotte, N. C. Norfolk, Va. MD. Charleston, W. Va. , Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. C. ITS THE LONG BLUE CHIMNEY' HUSANDRESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE After Four Years of Discouraging i hd gotteni so weak'I could not stand, Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Cave ai .aeII ndsar At 'aist, miiy husband got me a bottle of Up i Desair Husand Car(i, the woman's tonic, and I comn Came o Recue.menced taking it. From the very first dose, I could tell it was helping me. I cani now walk two miles without its Catron, Ky.--- in ani interesting ietter tiring me, and am doing all my work." from ,this place, Mrs. lBettie Bullock If you are all run down from womanly writes as follows: "I suffered for four troubles, don't give up in despair. Try years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, the wvoman 'stonic. It has helped this time, I could only sit up for a little more than a million women, In its 50 while, and could not walk anywhere at years of continuous Success, and should All. At times, I would have severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist has in my left side, sold Cardul for years. lHe knows what The doctor was called In, and his treat. it wIll do. Ask him, lHe will recom-. ment relieved me for a while, but I was mend it. Begin taking Cardul today. moon confined to my bed again. After cVieo Caanooa Meicne C., Lae Bla!, nothing senmed to do me any good. Tatmn E*for*Womn" cen n pli appr J6 A Mother'sWsh -gg' is' that she~ may go through the * tryIng ordeali of mothetrhtoral wIth as' little pain as~ possible--this enn be' a reality wshen "Mother's F riend" has been used regularly preceding connneument. Ct (' Mother's FrIend" at your ur dO. ar , dtruggist. -' 11111 TO Tills FARMD !'1'0)(14,' 11 'ti ~ l ''r inAMl~ t'enture Wr'ii er in'lThe (''ounttry (WenIle. mn14 Tl' (about SIeress iot to4, Crop at. Ilodges, Hevaring ol' ti wot! tierttl I lt1('eeS ofl .\l I. Iob lodges w ih clover _I ledges, in ;rleenwoo(ht eo tily. i h ' t.'outi1y (entlenai, pinltisheti in I'hlil:telphuia int tlhe :alim phut with t lie Satlitrlay Eveniing I'ost andl 1'adies 110)1me .lourn al, s nt it sle'ial reptresll enitive ther' to wIVrite it 111). Ihe story. as it ap learcti in Ilis large fairtu pap1r 0l e'titliel it'irly Iwo pages ;111(1 ias v1r rieil in tihe 1u1ost 10ro)1illc10 t pa t of the lie('r. .\It of It is nut Priiled he '. hillita part of it is printed to shtow the' w\ondlerfull p~ossibililies for the fattner whtobgins its lutitintil. 'iT write: of thil art ttie 'a1s .\l Harrison Sto 1 - leien St;thier and Ie says. in Pat: .\ (lith ner-i-'a rmer. Ihnol:4s is a banl1kert-firiner or, I sh, i sa}, a fatnIlor-ha ile'r for whoen lie is alhie out into lhe' Iih b--k of his holl:at he" inetrely hwksl(: thet Ironit 1(,11o I the bIaii and g' i:o.. PIl] I lIte ha ta- l i 1 tinan 4cil1 sitle he is giftld with i11111gination and Torne opItituisin fol. he \l, i intt hiin alth 14,station at 1er ;11n-dlown h)Ie had l.-ist inish fix ing to go lishing for cats s4111le six 1l1les iaway. So it. wais Ihat less tl'1i all lour ater, sitting on the hank in the pritch dark'I, feeling for Ithe bottin w\iith 111y lead1, I tisht'll for ll0(100s' original i d(tea-- -that tIr n', Wherein a1 ci elenlient Is born. "I' you stay hoxrn in tlhis wi intry l0)1 t nolleh, ' h i , -yo i i l l o We 11i11 tll \ it ever an , ha I w l t w1; eII l I 'Il tlpali . 1 iani4 a;.11 1.o ,t t u h h ll! ' ,: i x:i I ,n (.;11 .'11: 4 ,1 . I'1 .' . ! l h411 ,j it !. I .1 :1 .Ih11 tt . t 41n . ll I i i h :-11 ii h was a lig lint. I r 1.. ,, ian ! t ill(' d I' ' 111 ):. i t .1 :1 1 . ll1 I; la 1 01lll; n! :1 1:11 {hIy l N t;l l ot~t1 111 11 ('olul 44!44 11,1\' 1' :111 : 441 rathi 1 1 nII d i er :a thre1 (1 1ar-old tlo er ilt tin h11111 Lini lih n bave 11 a lh1 i111:11 r a yml l itb pea1 ilt lIt it.' ' it . 111:1: 11 11,1 a11i111 ItI ia1 sti k ill l 1ur h1e''ll1. I rll i nb rr11111 ep t li ns that a woulil rae r have t Illinditi aeri. like thahI tell h to congress. ITi farii Iown has been in tilt fay, .. ily ainid , tworeit conh IIii thously for a lhe ndred and fifty years. l or l1 ilt -an yer1before I took: hol It was wo'( rk 4'1 by l t.legro ten 4at1, ind it wasx-is 4(oor as land ever gets to be In thiis country. The first year I could not mnake lmore than ten hmle; of Cottonl with three in.les-th1at is to say, o)n sixty nere's, twenty 10('4,s to the mule. The second year I bought nearly a thousand dollars' worth4 of fertiizer fol'ri le sity acre:, andl *lh4id only I w\enty-live hales on it. "'I n the fall of that year I happenedl to) b" in i;reenwood, and s1e in a Ator! soI111 1 14)4ro1 1l ver 1 ' 114e 1i--thiry 5(44ni ls Io it, I 1t11 1 n'1 (. ll1 1i 4t ' what 14 'it 144'4in ther114141, for :14 the 'e ver nli . ' il ite441 4 1lo4 ' 4 i4 ;4 44 111;,atch, w iith a trI ( 1 1 4n an f It I~i4~ V4.-|44! : .'Ir \li444 j t5 III aiieit i I'a t es 14 i i' l ''. , 414 4lge .-1 ill thriO ' a1 ri ti~s I m l 41 inti4 ll'11. Th1 ai. 9 4l i d :41 t14)41 it undg for .t 414 11' 141 f hit xxI i wstalt Ii al-d il l(d'- an i il ae for1 141111in < lithe ha11 t nli .I (O44') 110:11' te' ti'~e wland.' t h aolton t th n 1 I'1hres 1n i'r tha Tod nnigt borls IC wr to , 10 thatila 01 lover a r.a hin-.teneb "(grsetine eanmlss fro 1 Cith a.r aind contaltef :alur folws ,I: en "1eventa-i doer tents' ofthaId "that finstn years iII' hathins htan ma-1( nureo ot To this day, in t imsk awhrethe claovie wotmae, I h tedt the liiad wthn htable nanure.e Youtt r owlwa morning I shot.wI s to htw three aeres oal t'real po' land" x to 110. tHws Meoi'd.b xht man, adicle theucng w balries tor thode' mexvthod s, toer twenthe aCres. aonClvger Day pat Hogtere atedeasb led thentinues liasI fo ll: pe thecmeu withly dnown and goenrlv erYought o too t; turkey the pa a ame hng. log auhd 'in :Ies itd l o t'1t kN1 i 'tt Iht 1w '\t slirin g a lt; jila ted t totl'i Vi'ali lanft l1) i nti' t' \t ';t\ Id V the bailh a 11111 ndi ;t11,1. :177' ~' fillit 14 I'1: i i' 1'111: 11;; \\'d ,\ : (rein 2411x11 si417 u ~ 1t' :8\i ' ii'~' ! il -;i' I ii 1i.'fl. \ lit .' \ II I. 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" SI h e I'ie'i{ llltl~elt' i'it 1W N1 a1(111 tl for usley \ It flit e le 1'I 11it it) itI!' 11.1 f 'tl o l e iit'g.I'C S.,, i'II 1124' 2e4ond(1: 'I,, i, ii Sa:; 11)111 1 h' ;'i44.t ll .':!!1 'i ti: 1:111 c Wil he .t44;. h' 1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Il 4l 1 li Ill. i'l t.1, i 114\ iii1 i l !.I-; : lt 4 1 1: i 2411 1l i i ;ni ii '\ t' (r ilc ; 1 t11'24 )'; I , 4 '.2 i' \ ill 14: i I i ('hat14 5 t1l I i t it~c ' it I' i ii!tr 11. I OI i. ( ' I, i I i4ii) Ii ' I~i i Nyc gu l4l11 ('loila~he leW in a iin N a;;, I ue tea- '41 :11i41' 1" ill' 'ils t r( hI~ai 4') a t "'1h 1 l it 1 of' xre2It the ('huellW. . hadn, 'pi'. I Jjt I ofi' :'o n' I I. n lgg t I I tk (tihu' -sreel and St'iffne (lilar and frovery aily totothole"[lit .etihot and youIrhe le Shape ir wth manyow mottc cerai tolace, neede efre tilk (1e4'17; that are fi' W iclt1 ito ia ifltd~l(Io Iats gonit Iltia tltlalor ("8111 ou ~ih vadallotist W due hait ca beytiIC noegili reatedaMEa ml exp1: ensena an I1uto ain il or d teneo know ofs tlstreatmnt rite mle fort~ 1Atlana Gtia. , ;le8;Il -21 O. o Mr. Merchant:" If You Anticipate Buying flour, get in touch with us over long distance 'phones. Day 'phones 821 or, 822; night 'phone 478. We pay all calls. If a man worth one Million Dollars called on you and you knew it, he would get your attention at once. We represent several Million Dollars in flour Mills, and it will pay you to consider usbefore buying. We Represent the Following Mills: Hopkinsville Milling Co., Hopkinsville, K y. Nashville Roller Mills, Nashville, Tenn. The Wright Milling Co., Bluefield, W. Va. Blumont Milling Co., Blumont, Va. Oxford Milling Co., Oxford, Ohio. Eldred Mill Co., Jackson, Mich. Cumberland Valley Milling Co., Nashville, Tennesee. D. A. Stickles & Son, Hagerstown, Md. Kelley Milling Co., Kansas City, Mo. Northwestern Mill & Elevator C ..., Toledo, Ohio. Laurenceburg Roller Mills, Laurenceburg, Indiana. Palmetto Brokerage Co. Greenville, S. C. W. H. Moore, Mgr. Office'Phones 821 and 822. Residence Phone 478. o BE OLD AND .PENNILESS IS A R ED ARE YOU PUTTING ,MONEY IN THE ANK FOR THE '4,&ECEMBER OF YOUR 11 E There is nothing more pitiful than the sight of OLD AGE entirely dependent on the assistance and charity of others. Yet, many go alcng, day after day, week after week, letting money slip through their fingers that they should be piling up in the bank to keep them comfortable and independent when their EARN!NG POWER is gone. Why don't YOU start a bank account NOW? Make OUR Bank Y( UR Bar Enterprise National Bank of Laurens N. B. DIAL, Pres. G. H. 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