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Simpson; Cooper & .Babb Attorneys at Law. Win Practice in all state Courts PromPt Aitentlon Oiven All Busines FINAL SETTLEMjNT. Take notice, that on the 20th day o 'October, 1916, we will render a final ac coulit of our acts and doings as Ex ecutors of the estate of J.- H. Ow ings, deceased, in the ofice of th Judge of Probate, of Laurens County at 11 o'clock a. in. and on the same da: will apply for a final discharge frot our trusts as Executors. Any person indebted to said estat is notified and required to make pay ment on that date; and all person having claims against said estate wil present them on or before said date duly proven or be forever barred. - J. C. Owings, It. C. Owings, E~xecut ory ,Sept. 20, 1916.---1 mo. "THEOLIREtALE" w , ? EMEDYFOR EN. ,AT YOUR DRtUGGIST. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmers Calls answered any hours, day or night B. R. TODD Engineering anse Contracting . Land Surveys a Speeialty 'wcrste Work Skillfull. done or lb spected. Mrawings and etimatees of aC the A SEtIO1'S LOSS is toss of appetite. 'RAO. M RM TON(1IC Dil( ; 'IVE sharpens yotur apt te, aids diges lion, improves the callh, and give strength and vigor. Sold only by uI ?1.00. l~ureka I)rug Co., Laurens and Watt Mill. Dr. T. L. Timmermnan DENTIST Laurens, South Carolina Otilee in Peoples Bank huilding. Muinmons for itelief,. State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Conrt of Colnion Pleas. Sallie V. liranchett, Vista Itichey, ..ew is Richey, .\lel Itichey, Miss Bell, Itiehey, L.yd Anderson, Janie 1.1l Scott, liessic Lindsay, m1iliiie Chand ler, WilIe IcLlabb, Miss Lila Anderson: Miss Jantie Anderson, Plhaintiffs against iMiss llelen Anderson, Mrs. Irene Tay3 for 11111, her hteirs, whose names an add~resses are0unrkntown, .John Tfay lor, of his heirs, whose names an alddresses are unktlnown, and1( .1lame;I Traylor, or his heirs, wvhose name andi adidresses are unknown, or t< the heirs of Gireenberry Tiaylor, thelt namies and1( addresses5 being unlkntowi defendants. To the D~erendants ab :love( named: "rYou airet' herey siiilnoned and~ ie tiuiredi to antswer thei coniilainit in thi: aiction, of whlichi a copty ia hteiewlll served upiit~on .\u and to serve a coipy o you r antswer' to tire sid comipiai nt oi Itle subscr( iber i ihis 01llee 210-212 Ma soni leTmpi lei udng Greenville, S. C wv iti twenty days after Ithe servie hereof, exel usivye of' Ithe day of suie] service- anad if you fail to antswe r th<, Comtplaint wvithini thle time aforesaid the Plaintiffs it this action will aipil: 1r ltho Court fir tihe relief demndtte< it Ithe comuplainrt. J1. J1. Meciwain,. Plaintiffs Attorney. iDated SHepteiiuber 25, 19.)16. C. A. Power, Cierk, C. C. P. To the~ hirs of I rene Taylor 11111 suppilosed to be soimewhecre In thle Sitati of A labamia, whose namtes, ages anm addresses, are to thli, plaintiffs, tin knownt, and to 1he hir s of G reenbrrl Taylor, or~ his sons, Jiohn Taylor an lames Tfaylor, or their hte!rs, all o whtoso names, aiges antd addresses, art to Itle pilintiffs unkniownt, bt. suppos ed1 to lie somrewhrere it the state o Okilahomait; you will please take ntotic t hat lire sumrnmoins antd comptilainat In lh< above statedi case, being an act ion fo piartit ion of real e'statet or MISS Ja remh Tiaylori, dOceased(1, was biled ini the~ (ii< of Clerk of Cou rt foir ILaurenis Counlt:, Sorthti CaroliInra, ont Septembrrier 26, l0ii fromt wh~om coiles miay be obitained or aipilientlitn; and if any of you ire it fantIs or intsaiie pe rsonts, yont are here by regu ired to a pply u nto Ithe C'oiirt fo the apiiOntmtent ot a guarrdiani ad liten to rep~resent you1 it fire above entitles atIon, witi n Ithe Iiimre prescribred b: law, and if yau fail, appilient ion wvil beI madni o itth ie Court for a decreec o partition of tiaid land1( arnd the sal thereof.. J1. J. Me~warin, Plaintiffs Mtorntey. Attest: C. A. Power, Clerk of Court.' 1O.t.2,19. RULER "ON TRUSt" Argentina's President to Be Had No Platform. KNOWN ONLY AS A RADICAL. t Hipolito Irigoyen Overthrew the Con servatives and Will Make His Pledges D as He Goes-No One Can Guess What He Intends to Do. Buenos Aires.-When Hipolito Irigo. yen takes the oath of office Oct. 12 as 3 president of Argentina his country will start on one of the biggest experiments ever undertaken by a republic. Dr. Irigoyen will head the first Radical ad ministration in Argentina. What the doctor's ideal of "radical isn" Is nobody knows. lie has made no speeches. Ie has written almost nothing. lie has never defined his po sition. What he intends to( do as pres. ident not one of his countrymen ean guess. Nobody knows whether he is pan-A merlcaa. The RItadial party was organized in Argentina to tight for fair elections. It has never had any other platform. "We have ideals," lealling imubters of the party say. "but no program." 'here I were even reports that Dr. Irigoyen will Issue a Inanifesto soon dissolviig the party itself now that an honest hal lot, as he is said to believe, has been guaranteed. This. However, is mere suriniise, The doctor was elected ipresitlenit le ( ca use a muajority of the voters trusted h1in, personally, iinpii'ige ly 81i( blindly. 'T'hose who believe in hiin coushh-r him Argentina's greatest nilan. ills oppo. nents regard hin as extremely dniiger Ous 1111d look forwarsi to is i diutinis. tration with the gritvest misgiviiigs. Dr. Irigoye a bhout sixty, i tall, ipower fulle pio sing nn a 11nd very d- 'deooa is $1it Is It nsailue, Viti in li'tn si rinla. Solnle say. The new president h~e-atn life por. lie is self edutl e :e1 (1nd( a1 I- bly ' -l01. v~ated man81. Ile Is now% t h, teri. of land transact ilns- eI oc umb Id; n ih is a ranhuin 11 a ihunge scale, with a very irodest residence in ,fies'i . Froim the iliinent of his election he S:eelulded Ii nself In his Itwi n :tlls(., No polt kelaus were adihiitll. t hie re c''Ied no time se1' ek(rs. lie reIuse to make any protni.es. IIe has li'mtened to ngo suiggestions. Ills Ihouse is w ot iott a telephone. 1(11(1 he has answtered no let STers. crel a ry of I te 'l'irensry MA.\do, a Visitor in .\rgelijina, was one of those who waiitel to see tihim. Irigo(len sent out word that he %was ill. MADE 172,00000,000 STAMPS Since 1847 Annual Postoffico Issue Has Jumpod Rapidly. Washlingion.--A pproxhnitlely 17 !,0( 0. 000,000 los. . ge stxit:iips ii:i.e Ien sued by the inited (iittes eince they Were pilaced on sale a Netw York .1 tly 1, 18-17. Issuance passe'd the blulon 1 at year inark fin 1582, the 2,0004,0tH lN) nrii k inl 1890, the 3.0110,000,000 ma'k 1i1 18;6 the -1.000,,000,000 niari k in 111()1, tle 5,000,0o0,000 untrk in 11112, the six, se 3 en, elglt nine aind 10,010i0, 00),( 1uaks I in 19X0(, 1907, 11)09. I910, I 11 respe(. - I iVely anil thle 11.O{,00,00.000 mailrk ii 1914. Laist yea,' t he exnt nuIiihtilhir of ordinary lioistuige stamps~i issuedi wts - wvrappiers numbiiered( I ,71,70I.2'I0r DID RIGHT TO SPANK WIFE. Magistrate Gives Husband Liberty When Ho Hoars Story. Newv Y'ork.-Th'lere is no( grea11it ani in a hiusbaind luakinig lis wife w'heni she slas hSiis face he(('aulse' he U i wned to) enres her lt, ini tilt oinionl of' Magix. tr ia te Steers of I hrooklynu. 1le d iseliarg. ('d C'harles Iecker, charigedt by his w'Ife' Airs'. K'ather11 ineIker told litng. 13striate that aftert nn1 artgieng(lt TIlrk had don so, lult' e said wheln Ii' wvd.' ('( to (eres his wife she iiiew aiway aind s4lalipetIilhim neos I tIn- faice. andtt spanik(ed her. LOST BOY UNDER BED. Two-year-old Finally Found Asleep at Homo After Long Search. Miysville, 0.- i ijui ilUtl, two year-'oldl soin (If ElIwaird 1t('I0, too4k hNs habyk siste'r's botle I of milk mali~ I (rawiled iinderi the bedodrkit i - fell asleep.ll)(iil t i Later (lie pa rents, issing him , got the neighblorh~ood out to search for the hoy. SeveralI motoreIa rs went out) hutt ing him. Th ree hoeuis late r lie was Ifound snooxiing soundaly uiitlert the bed. Tradition Turned Topsy Turvy. (Grass"' is ilth uruXsal I<d gi to be I'seen iii front of t I w o tevens l '(311t resi ditnl'e0. It somnli~s a little like turn'iniig raituion 1 topsy013 tur1Vy', hint tile expilana. tionl i l iple. Th'le xstre't s wer'e gIvent a thicok ('ontnug of (ili 1131nd 'il5 iedestian t raed It wherever theoy wvent . Tw~o l'proerty3 owners dIid not wvih thieir new", tconcrete' wa'lks iussed,. so f'encetl them off and1( tu(kedi uip slins. Lake Emptied For Ring. Knansas City, Mio.-A liake in1a ei'y' park here was dri'nedl of' m1ore than .'00W,000 gallons oif water thie other d1ay to reen'ver' a wedd(1ingl rIng lost thetre by MI's. iflugh iFoter. 8t'verail thue surfI.ace of' the wa'ter she loet her rin~g off' her iger. FAMILY 'OF SIXTEEN LIVE ON $100 MONTH In Seventeen Years Fourteen Children Came to This Couple. Riverside, In.-'io provide fora fain ily of fourteen children on the modest salary of $1,200 paid by Uncle Sam to a rural naIl carrier is the problem that confronts .John C. D'Autremoit, a ru ral carrier here. -D'Autreniont does it. however, and a liner family of chiIlren o0t would not care to see. More interesting than ever In this al ready interesting filmily is the fact that the father is only forly-seven yearn old, the mother, Mrs. I~Lcy Swift D'Autireniot, is but thirty-eight and the coIple has been married only soy. enteen years. The father of this family is of French Ilingueot descent, his ances. %rs having been lluguenot refugees when they cnme to Amerlea to estab) lish a home. Mixed in the blood lines of this parilicuar family are the sit his of Irish and German, lie nother hav lng been of Celtic and Teutonie descent. Althotgh they ralge all the wiy from sixteen years old down to the twinl tighters 10w itine mlionlhs ol(1, there Is not a1 weakling I the family. 'ihey are 1 1healthy both physleally and menltally. SHERIFF DID HER SHOPPING BEFORE TAKING PRISONER Attached Negro to Herself With Handcuff and Was "Loaded" For Trouble. C'hiengo.-.\Mrs. Rtobert W'. heets of Lin(oln, Ill., spl)en at Joyous afI t'r'n0oon recenitly allti3g Stlite street ('on:uia3n3 Ice ir('3tn( sil:i. Ir she sh t(eppIe(1 into (ete(i he:t amtt(arters and said to tle desk sergean 1: "I wl:ant illy ri'lsotter. p'lease. '. A.I It :(sseil." "5uel.'"811d the sergeant. "\\'hey etss:ell's the i3n4'go nlhit Ito g 'Ibak to 1ii11obI. h'les slRt'Rif was to coine a f1er flam."' \\'ell. I'3l Ihse sh rlcih's u-ie.'" r't1rn-3 d'(1 Mrs. S'eets. "I'm ,!.o at d;epty., \\ 31 t you lhu3rry 3 13tl i', - , i lea- e> at (;:: ,. So It33s!e'il startd'('t l I1 ith r', ::hees to the unliti st:ion, Where she olene'l her halnhll.:g a t'tniple of icl's, "la. serving, -" v, I'v' get :11 autt h-33j'tij here, tutu(( t's lo:1(1led, too, :nal here1-- m'ir Inly 1a 3ut'nf's.'. 3ir's. Sheels then to'k ' out ih I n::33h. culs, :ins3 t'ne3' ole oi nee of li- \:ist w andi the other mn her n% it I o l a kein 33ld her stokingi.r "Now, \\'illiaml," shep s-11ht --l'o'tIt% to (t, any i hi ' 4. i 1or lI ' l:3led ' BY STAGE ALCMIG OLD TRL L. Harvest Hands Use Ancient Coach to Reach Wheatpc:d'2. I -il b chiiown, 'ian.--.lst of ti- lh:r test laitls 3nake tei' wa1 I1 1t' wheatIb'ItIs lby rihl, s3in' oil the 'lMush anitl sonie rliting the r'tls :nt h31 ca-s . lIut one party that pa:ssedl throu-11h"1n-r, otc'It' pid'(l an 1h1 fil33 stag(''tuftch. It probably l1- I h i lie first ti al 13 s etge. ('o11(tehii has fol('ld the SanRI .'i tI-c3.1 wtward tl'in nanny3131 33 y'ears. 'Thli8sI :3 caiic trola (ittawa. It 1is 3a bus1 lise for3 '(in'3't' oi ('('31t33ry'as thle town bus. ait (Ita wn 11. Ge(or'ge I3 l3steald wias dr'Ivlig it. 333d he~ 11:31 iI lo:liiedh w113 33en3 who3 wrIll w1orkl ini the ha13rve'st fields. They'', were't bound33 ftor (1 ar'i0ehl. wherei'3' ('hey have11 jobs. llInI( stead sa'id 311It h'ai ta1kenI 133h3en 1' wo weeks to ranke1C the drIve fr'om Itinwa11. THE WALTZ IS COMING BACK. Dancing Masters Decree Doom of the Acrobatic 'Tango. C~'iden1gt. --Th'Ie old f'ashiIonied , dreamyn33 Wltz11'/ will suphit the( aero0133Intil ingo in t''e: imlRo"otni of Ithe 'cuntry3 i thet Naionaiil .\ssu':Uati3 t'I*31Ii ls Ii':s uins 13333 linfluenie. 13 t31 133:-e 13i33 here), with1 38 -ifi('ebes a3 ittndis. 133 (<hnui I professors det reedt tha:t t1h' (3an3.go 333335 1.o. Th'ei Wal, Ithe (1( im333 St,'e 33init ul 13'oix trot w1i:311 h 1e ti fa3r lIes t his Stseato. "'1 :nne3.trs are 3 ir' I o3' f t ' he 33:m . n.3ilari thuwe33s."' 'ii.l 1Th33 i' .\b-'lit . gull of' I'lttsbsh3'j, Ipre(sidet' 3 thea. 5(('1lation. "Th'e3 watIIz' 33lways3' 1ted until1 Ithe333 iigo 3ame Iic ,3 13333 we1 Ipropo1se to rec-03tblih it. Aged Woman Drives Auto. elgihy-thr3(ee, (1rove to 1)3333 1l1e firom her'R hiome, ('ight 133iles away33, in he3r eighty hiorsep ow'r' r'eIpluater. "'I cani keep 133a3 1e 1 wi thle wvoriI do my)3 shaIre of the( wor~ik andii enjoy0 my 3-nre31 of the pien'siris w'it' h 113ihe rest of I hemi. ihoughi 1 am3 3ear3y 3'3 <R jmrter3(' or a ('enturyi'~ pa3st thle un'tU when.3 D r. O)sler said,1 folks shonh1l lbe chiltoroferrned'( 33333 kill ('(l," she deh3'red.~'( She hum331(l her3' pow1erful3 ('ar with Ia ii (IM3331Skill. ''And3 I ('over'ed the1 31ist33n'. 133 twenty333 min33 have1 33aken3 a33 hour31 or 13nt3re of' joltinu rI'ding." 'shle $33lh Woman Ropes Alligator. Wh'li3 rio)n, Tiex ---.\i's. \\-'0 II In '331iI'ks Is receivn th l ~3le tongratulation33s1333 of her3 fr'ins 3 over33 aig (13ptur33ed a111e a large illlga tor. Onbe evenin313g rec''ently3 elImb the hog wire fence oif thie L. 0. Ireson pas8tur1e, and3( she0 ian hlome and b)rouight a rope wIth wh'ich she~ lassoedC the reptile anid tied( It to at post. Those3~ who were attrai.'ced to the spot to vie tihe catchl stad te1Ihat the allIgator W. ' over ulx feet long~ and that It fouj .at desperately to mfake Its eo'nne A King Could Wear No Better Listen! ' A blue serge cloth of excellent quality and rich color Cut by a cutter of surpassing skill Hand-tailored by an expert, in order that the fit and drape should be lasting. l Such is the nationally-known y r. MICHAELS-STERN, BLUE SERGES7 We at $10, $12.50, $15, 6i6.50, "; $17.50, $18.50, $20,- 22.50; and $25. Boys' Suits '$3 to $10. We repeat IA Kin MCOPYO v ;wiOto. J5tfran & Me Ir , * ' 4 qt '' '" ,, ., ".T We want Laurens to win a prize n Edison Week Contest Co ,me tC o'.' -Wore for particulars. Hearv Thomas A. Edison's favorclrite and probably greatest ivention. This is the instrument which re-creates music with such aisch-ie exac' ness that the living singer's voice cannot be distinguished from this new instrum( nt's re-crcaticn of it. This the instrument which a leading New York news paiper calls "The Phonograph with a Soul." Recitals at our store ever Thursday evein Come to our stcre andr beer the NEW EDISON, formir your opirOl, and get an entry blank in the big Edison Week opiAn conitest. ProfessoCnval vw riters ancl members of the phonoraph nad a: barred from com ipetit ion}. Fleming Brothers