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C1OM[t SICK[NS! I DON'T STAY I guarantee "Dodson's Li best Liver and Bowel Calomel makes you sick; you lose a day's work. Calomel is quicksilver and it salivates; calomel injures your liver, If you are bilious; feel lazy, sluggisli and all knocked out, if your bowels art constilpated and your head aches o stomach is sour, just tak' a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone in stead of using sickening, salivatint calomel. 'Dodson's Liver Tone is read liver medinlue. You'll know it next morning because you will wake ui: feeling line, your liver will be working your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and bowels reg ular. You will feel like working, You'll be cheerful; full of vigor and ambition. Your druggist or dealer sells you a 50 cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone The Glk hibit theii 1yard lengt Mr. Frank be with m We will a look for you will a workman* made pant /Mr. Piet -l be glad to SJ. . ALWAYS ( 0K AMothe la that she in - trying ordoal o little pain as po a reality ?,when >" has been used reb iconfiuement. Gel r Mother's ej ifr Co., -M + 201Lamar 2y./RBunk:Sa. Opera lHou Te Master Mir PRINCE 30t 4eART America's Lead of Burnt Cork Artiu Acrobats, Musicians, Complete Se ...Big Stre4 Prices: . . Seats on Sale at I Imitative Monkey. It is interesting to learn from ex periments on monkeys at a zoo that they, unlike dogs, eats, chickens and rate, but like human beings, do seem to be able to profit by observing one another's behavior. In a number of cases one monkey would pull out a plug or tug at a string after he had seen a companion get food in this way, but not before. [PS HORRID[[! BII.OUS, CONSTIPAT[D ver Tone" will give you the cleansing you ever had under my personal guarantee that it will clean your sluggish liver better than nasty calomel; It won't make you sitk and you can cat anything you want without being salivated. Your druggist guarantees that each sloon ful will start your liver, clean your bowels, and stral 'ten you up by morning or you 't your money back. Child ' glat take Dod:son's Liver Tone enat it is pleasant tasting and doesn' p or cramp or make them sick. I am selling millions of bottles of Dodson's Liver Tone to people who have found that this pleasant, vegeta ble, liver medicine takes the place of dangerous calomel. Buy one bottle on my sound, reliable guarantee. Ask your druggist about me. ['AILORING OPENING ibe Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati, will ex - Spring and Summer Woolens in two hs at my store on January 15, 16 and 17. Wearn, who is an expert measurer, will o on the above dates. appreciate you coming in and giving us your Spuing suit. ,By buying from us (ways get the be4f fits and high class hip. e als ave on hand some tailor s in it -ce J. Moore is now with me and will have his friends come. this way. Vs, Henderson, Jr. )N THE JOB HERE TO STAY c-IT S)oa on. 'rfAer6od s Wish " ifrj-" any go through the f motherhood with as asible-this can be Mother's Friend" ulnrly preceding FrIend" at your druggist. Saturday s January Ii ad of Minstrelsy! BONNELLI ~Minstrels ing Or~ization ~ts, Singers, Dancers, Novelty Entertainers. nic Production ~t Parade... .5og4s, $1.00 'eoples Drd~g Store Good Farm Homes. It is not necessary to go to tihe city to get a mlodern home. A ram home can be built for three or four thou sond dollars that wvould cost nearly twice as miuchi in the city. A lighting and heating system can be installed as cheaply in the country and kept up at a much smaller expense than similar conveniences can be kept in the cty hnme. * * * * * * * * ** * ** * * * *S * CROSS HILL NEWS. * * " * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Cross 1111, .Jan. 6.-About 6 o'clock Wednesday wCterkioon, al'ee 'a pro tracted Illness extending e r everal months, Mrs. N. 1'. Hoyce passed away to bask in the sutnshine of (lod's eternal love and peace, to enjoy lie glory of Ilim'vIom she had so faith fully served while here. While her (leath had not been unexpected for some time and ther ieopl were pre pared for the worst, yet this fact les sened but little the grief which Iheir loss must inevitably bring. To the hu man heart any .death can but bring (eep sorrow, but none so breaks the heart and stirs the latent, feeling of grief as that of a tender mother and exemplary sister. lut with all the bitter aflliction which it brings to the human soul there is a soothing fact that we are not left without a source of consolation. iWthlle mother 'ankd sister is gone from our vision her love, her Influence, and her Christian char acter still live to inspire the will to a purer life and to sweeten the thought to greater joy. We insut not then, we can not pine in sorrow and sleep to the call of the unseen, though still living, mother to the happiness of a nobler life and a more glorious eterni ty. The mortal remains of Mrs. loyee . ere laid to rest Thursday afternoon at I iberty Springs, of which churet she had long been ia member, the fun eral services were conducted by her Paster, Riev. W. 1). Ratchford. 'l'te surviving children are .lessrs Iobert A., Willie T., and I ienry loyce of this place, Mrs. .lary Bradley, of Montecello, Ga., and .\frs. Elizabeth Todd of Clinton. W. T. Austin, It. A. Austin of Cross Itlt, 1)r. .1. I). Austin of Clinton, and Mrs. W. Ht. Leaman of Greenwood, are also the brothers and sister still living. Mrs. Martha Madden, the oldest per sen now living in Cross Htill, has been riutte feeble for several weeks and her people are apprehensive of her condi tion. Last Friday morning Mrs. .1. It. Na'nce and Mr. .1. A. Gluthrie received the sad message from Greensboro, -N. C., announcing the death of their niece, Mrs. Ida Whyte. Mrs. Whyte was not unknown here, having often visited her people in Cross hill, where she made many friends to whom this sad news will bring much regret and sotrrOW. The most enjoyable social function of this season here was the banquet given Thursday evening at the school auditorium by the K. of P. The feast was prepared and served by the la dies of the School Improvement. Asso ciation and was prononneed by every one Cie best and most (dllious, as well ats abunda nt, ever at teuded. ('han c'(ilor" 'CVoltiander i. G. Culbertso presided. to whose ins itaiti a nutthi ber of visitors and local talent re sponded with talks of cheer and in formation. .l r. hI. I,. Itasor of Don alds, and Col. J1. It. W~harton of WVa ter'loo werte the visitors whoi (enliv cned I le iccalsioni inl thir resptiectIive (eouriaginag andi phl'aisant styles, the 'tter crvmeating considerable .plsure'C v ithI is wii and inniocen t ipleasatry. About one~ hundr~tedl liersonattSltenlld thle annuilal batnquet ,, everydnie of wvhom1 enjoyedI the evenitng to the fullest. M\uch praise was deservedly ex Pressed to t he ladlles w ho prepiared the supptetr andl also to the Knilghts who so happily anid pleasantly center tatined their friends. The local orgaln ization of this order is ini a flou~rish ing~ anid good workig coindititon, comn posed( chiaefly of young meni who de ;tght fn the v~or'k. Mr. J1. W. Kooni has gnen up Is place as policemlan her'e to become (eputy sheriff under S. C. Hld. 'The new councill electedl last Truesdaiy, comn posed of J. 0. Deniny, imntendamit andl P. S. Phnson, S. D). Austin, A. M. 111ll, R. A. Autstint, wardens, have selected Mr. Jlohn Hlitt, whose term of offlce as county 'ominssioner has just extpired, to illl th'e place of Mr. Koon. Our town affaitrs will conitinue ini good hands. Misses Eleanior Bass of Greenville and ILouise Workmnan of Goldville spient several (lays very pileasantly with their friend, Miss Mary H11ll, last week amid first of this. Both the guests anld thle hostess are chiarmting youtng tldies and1( constitute a trio of skilled musicians. Misses Mar'y Martin of Gr'eenwood, Jhiddie Arnold of Mountville andl Mat tIe McFadden of Waterloo, all splon dlid teachers in thir respective schools are spiending the week-end with friends in Cross 1H1ll. It is alwvays a pileasuire and an educational treat to entertain these intelligent youtng Ia (110s in our midst. Are Your Sewers Clogged? 'Tho bowels are the sewerage system of the body. You can well imagine the result when they are stopped up as is the case in constipation. As a putrga tive you twill find ChamberlaIn's Tab lets excellent. They amre mild and gen tle in their action, They also improve t~he distioan. TWO AND ONE-HALF MILLION IN POLICIES. Abbeville-Greenwood Assoelation in Fine Shnpe-Officers and Dircectors are ElectIed fur the Year. Greenwood, Jan. 3--With the report of its general agent showing a total and one-half million dollars insur ance in force, the polieyhollers of the Abbeville-Greenwood .lMutual Insur ance in force, the policyholders of the yesterday, began the new year under lthe brightest prospects since organ ization. Old otlieers were re-elected and a Change in the policy of the director ship was m(ade in that hereafter there will be only 10 directors, two from each county, instead of one front each township as heretofore. This step was taken following the action of the company In having its charter amended so as to do business in Mc Cormick, Edgefield and Laurens coun ties in addition to Greenwood and Ab beville. The officers are J. Fraser Lyon, president, and John R. Blake, gen eral agents and secretary and treas urer. The directors are: Abbeville coun ty-A. 0. Frant, of Mount Carmel and .. M. Gambrell, of Abbeville; Greenwood-.John 11. Chiles, of Brad Iey and A. W. Youngblood, of Hod ges: McCormick---S. P. Alorrah, of Willington and L. N. Chamberlin, of .lCormick; 14atrens-.J. C. .\larin, of Princeton, and W. II. Wharton of Waterloo; Edgefield-lt. II. Nicholson of IEdgefleld and F. I'. Timmerman, of Pleasant. Lane. Another change was made In that in the futtre the directors will not write insurance. the state insurance commissioner having ruled that. it was contrary to law. Special agents will work each county and these are to be appointed at an early meeting of the directors. Soon Over Ills ('old l'Mryone speaks wel of C'hamber lain':; Cough Rtemedy after having used it. MIrs. George Lewis, Pittsfield, N. Y., has this to say regarding it: "Last winter my little boy, live years old. 1 was sick with a cold for two or three weeks. I doctored ilm and used va rious cough meltties but nothing did him much good until I began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. lie then improved rapidly and in a few dlays was over his coid." ICE'Ttt OF . I-: : .lti . Mr. Rlichardson Tfells of Work of 1l1a Department. Cilumbia, 1)e. ,:I.-Chief (aime Warden A. A. Richardson in a state ment of the work of his department for the year says: h'lis departtent closed its hooks at 12 o'clock on December 30, 1911. The pmst year has been the most success fu: in the history of the deparIntmcnt, we have handled and taken in a tota 0f $1)170.05. which the boo:; of the Ma thIs d'leita'rt ilent. last foutr year-: 11112 the collections were . . $ 1,9000li 1913 :thle collect ins w~er'e..,7.1 191-Ilie collec tiouns wer('e . . 9I, x8 .(;I 1915 thle collect Ions wer'e.. 22,93ti.72 19161 the collections weree.. -1.1,700.08 Trhe above figur'es wIll show that the' departmenlt has each year' more than doubled thle collectins of tile pr1eced ing year'. On account of the bad weather aind badl roads It was impos lible to collect all of the outstanding money f rom thte different magistrates 11nd bondedc~ agenlts tht'otughout the State, thet'efore, there wIll still be several thousands dollat's to conme in beforec the hunting season closes, as the time runs until the 15th of March, 1917, a perIod of two and one-half months and the mnoney' cotming In be tweenl tis (late and1( that will also be credited to this departmIlent on the present season's wor'k. The officers of thIs department have made over live huntdredl arrzests dura ing the year', have triled tw~o hundred and nInety-seven cases anld securledl two hiundried and seventeen convic tions. We now have fIfty-six cases pendling that will lbe dlIiposed of with int the next thirty or sIxty d1ays.I am now prteparing mty antnual repor't to thle Governior and1( the Gene'al As somnbly, in wvhich I will advocate cot' taIn new laws whIch I belIeve will be for' the best interest of the State. After paying all salat'ies and ex penses of the offiee I wIll have left on hand a surplus of $10,337.50, which Ij wIll give to the schools of the State, A 0091D INVESTMENT says M. D. Reynolds, MadIson, Wis.. Who states: "I had rhleu ratismi ninte teen years; ue he xso TRAOI. MAAtI UIIEUMATISM POWDERS and have thlroavn a~vay crutches."I You aen afford to try them. S'old only byr us, 50c and $1.00. Eureka Drug Co., Imcurens and Watts Mill, If You Suffer F don't make the fatal mistake of re garding it as a trifling matter. Au thorities agree that Catarrh is an in fection of the blood. Consequently, sprays, salves and lotions can af ford only temporary relief, because they do not reach the source of the disease,-the blood. When you depend on these temporary remedies alone your case is likely to grow steadily worse until it becomes chronic and possibly affects the lungs. But even if the inifection does not go this far, the continuours dripping of mucous in the throat, tho constant ?ha Rc _aa ."s h .# b ". 17' . t, IDLE HOUR' WILLIA PRESI STUART. l/ AD DOROTHY If "SINS 0 A Dramatic Arraignme By Mary Murillo Now Paid for What H No brighter, no more capable than you, rise. He took the easy step provided 200,000 overvorkel, underpaid young in Draughon Course of Business Training A\ccounting, Comm~rercial Lam This Draughon Training of the long..-hour, short-pay< Write us TODAY for our and our CATALOG. DRAUGHON'S PRAC . -~PARKINS BL.DG., AUCTION PERSONAL I will offer for sale tt on Friday, January 1 sonal property, consi Goods, Farm Tools, Mules, Hogs, Wag( and Buggy Harness, TERMSA J. H . R. F. D. No. 1 FINAL sETTiLMENT. 'Take notice that. on the 19th dlay of Jlanuary, 1917, I will render a final ac count of my acts andl doings as Ad ministrator of the estate of Abner Blabb, dleceased, in the oflilce of the Judge of Probate of Laurenis county, at I t o'clock a. mn. and on the same (lay will aipply for a final dlischargo from my trusts as Administrator. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make iay, mont on that date; and all per~sons having claims against said estate will prom Catarrh spitting and hawking and evil odor of the breath will not only cause misery to you, but will make your presence obnoxious to others. S. S. S which has been the standard blooj medicine for fifty years, will relieve y ur eta. rh, because it vwill purify ood anel ieve it of the ac ulated poisons. S. S. S. containa no mineral or habit-forming drugs. S. S. S. is on sale at all druggists and the advice of our medical de partnent is at your (is0im, fr.e.2 of charge. Swift Specifce C., W0 swift Building, Atlanta, G::. our Druggist s sold Dr. King's New iscovery for coughs and >lds since the day he pened his own store, rid before that, when e was clerking for his "old ass" he made satisfied cus mers when he sold Dr.King's New Discovery. It has been the standard preparation for bronchial affections for nearly 50 years. Those who have used it longest are its best friends. It gives grateful relief in stub born coughs and colds. Try it. SATURDAY M FOX ENTS HOLMES iD BERNARD F MEN" nt,of the Evil Men Do Directed by James Vincent 3 KII0WS but determined to =~ by Draughon's. n and women in 18 states have taken the n IBo.hlheeping, Stenography, Banking, v. etc.nd their small investments have in h igher positions and BIGGELR PAY. M he helpming had that will take you out I lass into th~e selet. well p ad circl. b~ook of Bankers' Advice to Young Men, TICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE GRE.aNVILLE, S. C. SALE OF PROPERTY > the highest bidder 9, 1.917, all my per sting of Household Jorn, Fodder, Peas, mn, Buggy, Wagon etc. NiE: CASH Laurens, S. C. lpresent them on or before said date, (duly proven or be forever barred. . 0. BABI), AdminIstrator. December 19, 1916.-- nmo.. Toe ('uire a ('old In Onie Day. Take LAXATIVE IlROM10 QuInIne. it stops thle Cough and H-eadache and works off the Cold, Druggists refund: money ., i itfails to ouro. 'iaw GROVE'S slanature on neh box. 25-.