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c111. . i. 10110 TIO SPE.\AK IN (GtETNIILE APilli, S1il Will Addiress (thristian ea-utie Meet. its it the Greenvif'e (Opera 1ouse Next Saitulay Ai'ternoon. Mlr. C. F3. Hlobo, of this-- city, promi11 nent in religious work throttghout the btate, has beeln hIvited to address the ineeting or thle ('bri.tiaun League !i the (reeville opera house. neoi xt Sunday afternoon. Mr. boli is tone of the niot efYeutive speakers among the lay Inen of SoUth Carolina and has sipoken before ninhlerous large a uienees of the ste. The announcement eC his engagetment to speak in Greenville was carried in the Greenville 'iedmot, as follows: "-Mr. C. It. 130bo. one of tihe leading Cltizens of Laurens, will be tle speak er- at the Christian Iaeagte meetling in the opera house on the aflernoon of Sunday, April S. In recent years in various churches there has been special effort to put con secrated lay m1en in harness and get out of thela all the work for the advancement of the Master's kitngdlomti that they are ca pable of doing. ir. lobo is easily one of tile foremost lay workers and speakers in Sotiih ('aroina aid de serves a capacity audience. "The invitation to Mir. loho was extended through ir. '. o, Lawton. i layian whose religious activities are simply prodigious. In notifying tite executive comilittee of the Christian League ha a ir. Ilobo ad accepted the invitation to address the man of Greenville. Nlr. a twton wrote: "I presume that you know that his deep spiritual life s his greatest as set. lie is known throughout his coul Iy, a1udl Iargely in the state, as one of the imost consecrated laym1en. and a man who uses his gifts and Ills money for tle .alvation of souls. I Ie is a iainker. a inan of wide influence in his couinhi ity. I feel that the m11en1 of Greniville have atn unusual opportuilty awaiting thetm, atInd trust that cvr lublicily will bte givel to the ititin so that we may secure for him the usual large atlendance. I feel t 1h has a message that will stir our innmt. lmot lives. "So. 0h1r1 i k a <uIo bl e treat inl stoic For tho(.se whLo !o to) the o)pera houw( on th11e aftirnon of Sunday. April . tlcy will icai a pi.vtiw ig! :-pciieL M"''Ut'R, A CID ) STOM3ACH ati'.~ li u 'i. I P'la tie's.2 I Ia !i1i m II :: '.-I iCo d;, - . 0 7Yt3. Crt. iI l. I I ti , dit y t oes' i-s1 etip food yo t f' inln's i >at gie iits :illiio0i - o r a hv:t alal you feeov i k z.!, : m i:b e th1at'.4 wo114' he an hato eIifl-en rs in(p -IifPpe's1 y o . .-te i1 t--o n a ty -- m i e . It Is ait n~ i niiiei t iri e ati inl ut s oi lie a iour stomtiach is inl a oi i . Ide4asie, for your. ;ako. try Papv*'s M~a ipsin. It's so nedlep to hav an aord storaih- make yonr next Ifeal a favorit'E food tnaval t 1h tae A o lft it Wape~in Thr\\ill" not hie any dis milin ofin oalr t'oranually.n6I ld The flist. Siaiur es asei and Rstom-0c truy elng i eer home. th Pils urd n 6to14Das f OINTENTfais tocurtan casofIcig nindNedig r roruin Pesprc 4dys MADAM MIS! to rea f~4j each MINTER 4 L.AURE SE.ABOA 1 THESTLE BUR1NED. Passengter and Freiht Trains lleing Dctotired vial Laurens, A portion of, ole of the long trestles nf the Saboatr( Air 1aine railroad, be twel ( linton and Mouniville, was de stroyed bV firc ot tun kn11owin origin early .\liday inorniin causing a dvlety inl both assengerand freight t raille. Trailns ar, iow b'eing iloutred het ween ieen wood and (111lit011 over tle Char lostol an! Wes\\zlern Carolinia and N. & 1,. railr-oads via I.attrons. The trestle was alott .00 teet long an(] elevett benches were burned. It Is not known how long it will take to repair tle damage, but It is ttider'stood thiat it will require at least several days. No clues have been founrid to justify any theory of its origin. HItIuiors were ripe ott tle streets to the effect that the bridge was burnrued by G-ermnan spies. btt tle fact that the fire occur led at a roit a tround which t rains ('0otl( be easily detottlred sooni dissi patetl any Incasilness on that point. It is generally hotight that the fire was dte to flying sparks frtom some ui knowin soiurtce. IENSOLTIONS OF RESPE("I'. * * * At a mee&ting of th IWolan'i .\ld so elety of Waterloo Methodist church, the following resolutions on the death of \ r W. ]I. Wharton, vice president. weie adopted: Resolved Fir st, That we feel ou11r so ciety has sustalin el :tI irtreparable loss in th' deti of ai elcient ad faitlhful officer; that tle chiur(ch has lost a de Voted, conseerat ed and in telliget I IemIIber; and thle community one wIo was ever sympatlieic to its purest and best interest. 2. That we hank ;oi for her beiau 1tiul life and ' rit n h a trher lish spirit and her tidelity to duity. . T'at oilr prayr and svtipatlhy are with thlie d 1evotd hiusba ant oth rltions that Imioani her death. "rs. .1. M. Fridy, Pres.. \N s..I C. Smlith, MI1s. G. C. .\nidersont. \\ lrrloo. S. C.. Var ..! f T mIhank4. 1110.' sy p . 'ufl wmny 1'10 neItmb r d !us at the d1,. '1 ), .I I)r. .\. C. F uilbI r.I to4-l W : r ate i itsi :.: . \\'t i\ lil t I t i C':vera f-:r Aviares. One of ti -.1 w devi.I hy wallh uriiope' w- :t toris ob -ain a l Or. toret Tri- 101 the aem tli pi-lr3 1iekt .ia .era :11i g Iiiig wt atrvolvig fil loa i ltt :tvI-opI:ittw lrout:ltt do~wn by lie l i t ich. It ww n "o sittle 1111d utnedistfint. i'hotielraphln for iliar purote ti i11 analtitud beits Gis etk iithe'l rig ts dhodgeh fii lgtng rvove. Thiie pisl enn ta st ivet t d t hr e I ~ tint fordi o inthe broulghtow byte rn ie C-ured.mlean enctv titl iws tipi d with horge oumbrs for1 t('ti ie(ch ei s a sht ttny othr )111it mt lttte to be-n in, trying tt odeaiihtig.u rityan thonsing ishbi with sm ofy usndite n alhe lardiusaan 1the ad hin et the oo niewt e g ing u lno ADMEGRCE CORSETS s Wilsnvie aill the pleasdie ider a personal service to md every lady. 'OMPANY ('apt. Persius Not. ('on ieci o U-Heat Victory. Copen1hagen, .\larch :3u0.--O pen skep t to tile possibility of* bi-lnginig Britain to knees by a subInel1l)I(4 e una11ign1 an1d thrlough-1 the0 dir1ctprs slre of strrvalioll, is 4'W e. (I by Ca! - tnin Por ius, thev naval erili4e of-the Ierlitner Tag bla:lt. Inste" te'"' i i ' 11(e and beliIl Of Caplt. it :4 by ai Lve)l4tt1(,1 lalontlh lo:ai (f half, a million tols of shi ping in the next few m11otht1s Great Britain may be brought to realizo that a continuation of the war wiould be unprofitable though this result, he de clares, has not yet been attained. The article cites passage in an address by Prof. IHarins, rector of Kiel university, on food conlitions in 1ngland, upon which Capt. Peirsils bases his argument. Prof. Harms, who is ai authority in this field, esti mated the wheat supply ill England when the new sibin1arilie blockade was declared as enough to last tiltil March 3o. This was ba:e:! on the supposition that all imports being In terrupted by the blockaleI 110 supply In Gieat Britain could be stretched by the use of oats, rice, etc.. rationing and by grain cargoes n% hieh could get through the blockade. TIle danger inollt , lie Contended, wolId come be fore Jily when tile first fruits of tile hone harvest would be available. Should E1ngland weather this crl;i cal period by inports andi organiza tin, 'rof. 1larnis anid Capt. Persius poiEit out that the population could exist for a time ol the izitish crop anad hl th tle new daiger i411nt woth4 conlie onily whenl this was olstilied. MOTH ER! DON'T TAKE CHANCES IF CHILD'S TONGUE IS COATED N, ( ro. i-Nt-rishi. sickhilu clena0 lit:1r ther an1d honels. .\ axative today savi , . .- k hihi i 1111t, oW. ('hib'o vil i : .4 iwl l ot akew eI n1011v frola 1111 1 4 1 t ' Y their howels.1) , whilh Iheroni. elh 1 (I . with 1 wasto. li\( r ult. I :- - a e Loo 4 lil I0o :200. .\lo h-r! It' 1 t O - 4 1 oulr 1 ild is listle.-. 4144 .4 - . I, 44.4! or 1a" r1' 1114 a norul ~ ~ ~ \ of"(lifriatra . don)' wa ry 44 a it i ar111 ola d ill :' fe h' n:. al ih onstigation . wo:1, Sour o :m(; voi< n wAl, n. T! -:ently 1 . 4~o' ~ 41owel . and . . I ivev a w sh!" e n ie" i oltliln, all thaw necess ry. 1 :tho hl i 10heS. I v- I r4 o 1 1 k11 .1r4 it syrull . .\ your il :! git fk r :1 1'' vr t holiL Iul d ( i t t . for 'ih , chib44iir I l al os an fr :a p-ps Ila tin I 'd. <.n Ow otth. k .nok ' va1refu1 l u)d e 44 hat it is m)lel by 1h4e "(' * II.\4.0ONY NE'WS. liarmony, Apri 4 The 4as of0. A State42 ag is .\4lessrs lla-ifs a Wil night was 144 -ite iy .\la44 i It'ate) D'an ,llrt iII) ElriM Ion a Isa and ihel I eport is Ilaat ta'e d1)ndantsH1 )1ead g)4.1iI and tE' t'4 .11 54144 uce wais that they(3 ill) iburs'e th 11 oun()14ty wli It hity3 Iie dol(141la rs or' serve4'( for d4Y(ays. W\il 11ev. (1. II. W'illhaus of! Graham, N, C., is 44ur1 IIastor' this; year and1( the p40ople ate wel pleased 51w ithi him1. The1( pe(ople arec anx iously waiting ta kno th Ile otom o'bli'f that4 special sew soin of Conlgress. We don41't wanlt war I onl1y as a last resor4it. W* believe that a lev.el -headed pre'(sid44 El and( a level - he4adled con~gress) will vwork that mat11ter' all r'ight. Tlhe farmers are so) ghal4 to see somie sunsh~sine as they(3 have pactical ly done1( 110 plolwing. .\s I',ar1 kin El Iutghes 1. on1 an ex tOend ed visit to her dauaglls, Mrs. 'W. A. l~csley ait 1 l'.ee. have4( Jutt co lleitd a4 nice tenat hous for 11.\Ir 1. lEtgen 14'm pson. Work has1 b egit on Oh iis d1weI inhg, rep~ir intg and building an addition) to it. Let the( good wo'4rk go on1, we 11ilm to see It. A cro(wdI of five youn41g 1men1 frotm i'hekenis cotinty were :hut.oinlg thr'outgh here4 Sitnda(y13. We taih. . to get thir 1 naIlles. 1i'wey andii Osit' 11urd4ine of Green viule autto('d thr'oa:~h this place 'this morn lingi., (Il the(ir way~ 4o Greenw4'ood. MUSTANG For Spraips, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrate. and Heal. Stops Pain At Once IFor Man ancd Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealer,. LINIMENT GIRLS! THICKEN AND BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR AND STOP DANDRUFF Try this! Your lir tts wany, g:10ssy and14 abun111ill lit mncr. To be posns-ed of t head of heavy, ieaitiitl iluhr: .fvi, i.: itrots, -fluffy, NYavy and frde. froinl 11t iarff is merely . Inatter o! using a t;e Danderline. It is cay and inexpensive to have nice, sof1 ltair and lois 4A it. .Jtu;t get 1 2;-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dander ine now-a-IlI'd rug stoics recotmntend it--apply t little as directed and with in tenl minittcs there will be an ap Peuilance of abunda'ice, freshness, flufliness and an indomparable gloss and lustre, and try aijyou will you gan not find a trace of d ndruff or falling hair; but your real surprise )lli be after about two weelts' use, when you will see new hair-f'ne ant'downy at first-yes-but really )I'w hair spvroiting out all over/your scalp Danderine is, we believe, the only sure hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and it never fails to stop falling hair at once. If you w'ant to prove how pretty and soft yotr hatir really is, moisten a cloth with ia little Danderine and carefully draw it through youir hair--taking one small strand at a time. Youri halir will he soft, glossy and beautiful in jtst a lw mto eii ts--a deltightli) I surprise aiwaits everyone who tries this. Camp Garlington. ' .lembers are irged to send in their dues so that we may be able to pay our dites to the State and General Camp. J. D. Mock, Connander. hour byI ready th'1 ri(e4u tino/ Easer olles '1.9 1 ready rehe gns.ihe se *'apite from) t00 to ' Va] 'I Slipperi ine thes lb.s oalp-ksId. ail p erand *gun 1 - $.0 io$i50 Well-Wor mo Se9hs;t va .4 i l That is the story of soees of the B16 BUSINESS ENTERPRISES of this country ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ON YOUR E [[TTERHEADS AND BILlEADS -~8 Give Us a Call OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT er Presents ner plete Styles this week for,Easter; begin tomor ewcr arrivals have been appearing hour. Assortments which seemed al a limit of possibilities have been en -til they constitute the greatest collec iodish Easter apparel. ~reis Goods Spring Coats ((olors an dr...0 ~ jl 1~( vpin oas in ail 1 he season' s indsI~t he0 seen tI inos105 t dsf1.ti uishe c1( 0oos aindJ 4 ) I. 'I 'rices rangi & dei(Sgns and m11 ade of' th most110 iIe fromt $50 to *9.50.j L ces atSpecial Remnants I imnthradatShort --end( iercals~ at 10e pe1r yd. and ootsFew Easter Gifts dilsilay or whit inlg E~aster girt. There are very btoots. A spteelal charm111infg piec(es as inex penisive I .I.E). Slippers in as 25e. I'mrle range to 50)e. kid, Itatent leath oetal priced rromn Holeproof Silk Hosiery iloleproof lHose with all the quality, shapelinmess and fine tin h and Worth- ihing details that the name as hirtWaists suires, ini practically every tint and tone apptlroved by fashion for y3 aire excepttional the new season. P~rice 50c, 75c he pIop)ular colors an $i.00i Price at 1410For Easter Gifts Newiparsols, ewegloes, ne kirts hoiry e gIrdles,~~ new hi skirts In chilffon rlunons, ne0w waists, et~c frotm $3.00 to0 $9.9M Arenits for ila~tterlek Patterns. I. TE RR Y ~- ;