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UBBEVILLE-GREEN WOOD MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Organized 11892. PROPERTY' INSURED $2,500,000. VRITE OR 'CALT on the under signed for any information you may desire about our plan of insurance. We Insure your property against de struCtion by Fire, W lndstor.,a or Lightning. And (1o so cheaper than any insurance compiany in existesce. Remeiber we are prepared to prove to you that ours Is the safest and cheapest plan of Insurance known. Our associatl(n is now licensed to write insuriance In the counties of Ab beville, Greenwood, McCorinick, Lau rens and Edgefleld. The officers are: GEN. J. FRA;.E, LYON, President, ~* U BLKE, e~. Columbia, S. c. J. It. HLAE, Gel ,Agt., Secy. & Trens. Oreeniwood, S. C. DIlECTOItS: . A. 0. Grast ........it. Carmel, S. C. .1. l. ....Abbeville, S. C. Jno11. i. ii .. .. ...Bradley, s. C. A. W. Yomigbloodl . .. Ilodges, S. C. S- P. Morrah.......wIllington, 5. C L. N. Chalmuberlain ..4leCormick, S. C. 11. H. INi sn .. Edgelled, s'C F'. L. 'Imminerman, PIleasatnt Lane, S. C. J. C. Martin -.. -.-... ..IPriceton, S. C' W. It. Wharton, .......Waterloo, ', C, I .ft. . lIaE, (0en. Agt. Greenwood, S. C. Slimpson,Cooper & Babb Attorneys at Law. Will Practice In all State Courts Prompt Attention Given All Businesp N. B. DIAL A. C. TODD DIAL & TODD Attorneys at Law Enterprise Bank Bulidiaga, Laurens, S. C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS Money to Loan (in Real Estate-Lonp Time. Blackwell &! Sullivan ATTORNEYS AT LAW Prompt attention given to all business Money to loan on Real Estate Offce Phone I Residence Phone 96 Offic ..mons Building C, P, Featherstone W. H. Knight FEATHEBSTONE & KNIGHT Attorneys at Law Laurens. S. C. All BusIn ss Intrusted to Our Care Will Have Pronpt and CAreful Atten. tion. Ofilce over Palmetto hank (Mr. Featherstone will spend Wedne day of each week In Laurens.) IV. McCRAVY Public Salesman and Licensed Auctioneer Rates on Day andi Job, Work Furnishned on Demand Leave call with J. Win. TUhompson. J. E. SUMMER and J. C. HEMPHILL ..ARCHITECTS.. Greenwood, South Carolina J. ROY CRAWFORD SURVEYOR Plats, Tracings, Blue Prints, Etc. Telephone 2601 Clinton, S. C. Dr. T. L. Timmerman DENTIST Laurens, South Carolina 061lce in Peoples Bank IBullding. B. R. TODD Engineering an. Contractinb Land Sarveym a Speelalty .. erete Work SkIllfully' done or in spected. 4 'al.: anJ estimates of all KlnE W. M. NASH, SURVEYOk, Terracing, Leveling, Drainage. Notary Public. GRAY COURT : :: S. C. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmer Calls answered any hour day or night. DR. W. F. FLOWERS VETERINARY SURGEON Graduate with 12 Years Experience Dentist and Surgical Work L Posefs Drug Store VIRGINIA GIR(I Gained 15 Pounds By TaklnVinol Norfolk, Va.-"I sunl'eredirom ne. vousness, had no appetite and was very thin. Nothing I took seemed to help me until one day a frlend told me about Vinol. I have now taken six bottles and I have gaine filfteen pounds; have a good e appetite an can cat anything."-MAT- I i DENNIN, Norfolk, 'a. Vinol is a constitutional remedy with its fotmula on every bottle. It t creates, an Appetite, aide digestion and makes purej healthy blood. Try it og our guarantc - THE LAURENS DRUG CO., LAURENS Also at the leading drug store in all South Carolina towns. lul NICK-MI IIM. Bieautiful Wedding wias Solemnized at Saluda. Saluda, April 2.-A brilliant wed ding on Tuesday at noon was that of sls Dessic Milnick of Saluda to ,. h Davenport .lilan of McCormlek, wh ich was ri olemnized in Sardis lap tist clhu1rch, the Rev. .. A. Carson per fornming tihe ceremony. ThC beautiful decorations planned6 witi artistic skill transformed the church Into a place of ltorai iOvll ness sulitable for the bridal event. 1jTe decoritions. carrying oit the colunil effect with beautiful arches Consisted of a tropical profusion of foliage and lowers and candles shed ding a soft radiance over the ene 0 and lighting up the graceful clusters of Easter lillies that showed in effec tive contract against the masses of green. At 11:3) o'clock the musical pro gramme began. Mrs. Frank 1). Her long sang "The Sunshine of Your Smile,' accompanied by Miss Leila Attaway on organ and M. T. Pitts on violin, followed by Schubert's "Seren ade" on organ; vocal solo, "For You Alone." Tixen began the Mendels sohn wedding imarch, to the first. strains of which entered the bridal a pal'ty. The ushers were .1. 1). rif ilti and .ames J Pow. Walter Rain- f age. Aslhmore, followed by the brides- ( mains and groonsmen. Miss Gana Alinick, sister of the bride, beautifully gov ied in hand embroidered shadow s lawn georgette crepe, with Ilarvey Padget; Miss 'Millette Minick, niece , of the bride. in pink crepe, with Bun van Parrish; Miss Amelia Annie Mlinick, niece of the bride, in lace over blue, nith Rt.sh Milam; Mliss Dorothy Milamn, sister of the bride groom, in white crepe, with Ernest Comptor. Then came the honor dames, Mrs. Joel Minick, mother of the bride, in wistaria crepe do chine, and Mrs. J. 13. Mobley, sister of the bride, in sky blue maline over cream messaline. Then came little Miss Milwee Minick, niece of the bride, daintily dressed in soft white silk, scattering pink rosn ptals down the main aisle. She was followed in mediately by the bride on the arm of the maid of honor, Miss Millie aMinick, sister of the bride, charmingly attired in creamn beaded net over crepe d chin1e. The bridegroom was attended by Henury Dt. Compton, who entered fronm the rear', and met the bride at the altar', wvhere the betrothal vowvs were made. Dur'ing the ceremony Miss Attawvay and M. T. Pilts rendler edl "liearts andl Flowers". The bride was never mor'e beautiful than on this ocasion dressed in a lovely gown of wvhite pussy willow taffeta en train, wvearing a tulle veil draped with oraingo blossoms and ar' rangedi on her heard in coronet effect and cai'rying a beautiful showver boux qjuet of bride roses and valley hillies, extending to time bottom or her dress. The maid of honqr carried a huge bouquet of nunburst i'oses and the bridesmaids car'riedl bouquets of sweet peas. The members of time bridal party made their exit from the edifice to the stratns of Lohengrin's wedding march and miotoi'ed to "Place o' Pines" the hmome of the bride, whero a recep lion paralleling the wedlding in br'il liance w'as marked by a delightful hospitality. W~elcoming the guests were Mr's. J1. A. Minick, Misses Annie Pow and Ora Dlodie, who invited them into the northi parlor' whlere thme receiv ing line was composed. The guests were next inv'itedi to the east room, tastefully decor'ated in pink and white, wher'e a salagl course wvas served, and fronm thence to the west room, In dec orations of green and wvhite to serve ice cream and wediding catke. Fronm here the guests repaired to time gift room. The biride's register wvas kept in the rear hail and presided over by M~rs. WV. E. Adair and James 'Pow. The wedding souvenirs were little ribbons tied boxes filled with wedding cake pr'e'entedi by Otha Minick. At 2 o'clock the bride cihangedl into a traveling costume of midnight blue with accessories to match, andl Mr. and Mi's. Milam left by automobile for a southbound train, their destination known only te themselves. After two weeks they will be at home at McCor' mick.-IThe State. Now is the time to buy a Refrigera tor; all sizes in stock; no advance in prices. S. M. & N. T. WrTJKImm A CO I. McDUFFIE ]JAMPTON EXPIlES IN COLUMBIA ,ormer Illiroad (onimssloner and Son of Waide 1iiamitipton. Funeral Friday. Columbia, M1ay 2.-George Me)uilIe laiiton, aged fifty-eight, former hairmana of the South Carolina IHail ond Comimission, died here tonight t the Hapt ist Ilospital. .lr. Iiamlp. oi was a son of the late Wade laimp on, lieutenant general of the Confed rate artmy, Governor of South Caro Ina and United Stales Senator. Ar. lampton had been suffering for some ine from neuphritis, which develop d yesterday into urinia, the Iinme late cause of his death. He was tak n to the hospital just a few hours rior to his death. T'he deceased was bori at his fa ier's home on kiamden road, near Co Inibia, iII January, 180, tie eldest oi of the Confedernie chieftain, and is second wi-fe, who was miss .lary ingileton AleDullie, tlie daughter of outh Carolina's famois ,it i, eorge Al(00 f[i1 . G. \iel)tfie laim p nII was gradilated from the i niver ity of Virginia and was a civil en incer by profesion. Immi.1 iatcly af !I leaving college aiid for a numb1ih0r f years he was engaged in raillroad rInstructing work In the liiited States id Canada, later becomtinug engineer Jr the Allssisippi Levee (omm ission, I thi8 capeilty earning national rep tation as an englicer. I le was also tnd agent for a time of tle Virginia ennessee llailroad. III later life he ioved .to his native city aid was lected to the South Carolina Rallroad otnnisslon, in 1910, being sworn In > office in .Janiiary, 1911. le be ane chairman of the commission In 1)15. In 1916 lie offered foar reelection t was defeated by the Incumbent, allies Cansler. Proper Food for Wenk StOmtells. The proper food for one man imaay be 11 wirong for anothe r. lEveiy ole aid oceupation. T[)iose who have weak loniachs need to be eseeclally care .1l apd should eat slowly an(d 11m1asti ate their food thorouightly. It Is also iiuportant. that thev keep theira bow l. regular. Wh1en they hecoie con ipated er when they feel dull and tupid after eating, they siould take hamrheralIn's Tablets to st reng theni tie stomach and move the bowels. 'hey are easy to take an(d pleasant in iTeet. To Cure a Cold In One Day iake LAXATIVIt nROMO QOninc. It stops the Iough nud ienciacite and works off the Col. )ruggists refund money if it inils to cure. j. W. cROVi's sigunture on each box. 2ec. A O Where will you1 cession? The new season' at the head of it There is a pride cality. We are asking tl Man we dress sL Our Spring Fash 1Hill IBille Volunteer (J. E. Kerr In Aiken Journal and Ro view.) Some of these here fellows Bilin for a row Blowing like a bellows, Shoutin' "Whip 'cm now!" Think this thing of fightin' Sojet (loe's an' fun I dont' wiit blue brifehes All I need's a gun! I don't want no ribbons Tellin' who I am--. Fer I'm mnad as llam11ptonl! I don't give a dam! "l'ain't 1no tIme for braggin'; Fighting must be done Pedigree tlie Dickens! All I ieed's a gun! Pc. ie rot1t for ixie ltiipht bchinld Hlhle All' an'lbeore hfiml Died for I-!berty CaIr.)in~j Irish .Never k-nowni to run! !!'urn yerrI4 blded britches! All i vanit's a gun! AsKIs i'OR ANO'i' 1El N A I, (Jovernor Again itefuses to Name Itielltchrdson Wartlen, Columbia, Alay 2.--Goveri'nor an ning today, for the second time, re tunied to the Audubon Society of South Carolina the name of A. A. ltichardson, recommeii(led by the so ciety for re-appointment as chief game warden or the State. The letter re turiiing the iname was addressed to Dr. 10. C. L. Adams, of Coluimbla, pres i dent of tile society. Dr. Adams an oimunced this afternoon that lie would immediately call a meeting of fihe or, ganization for the purpose of propos ing a nam1e suitable to Ilie (overniiorI. The Supreie Court has recently bel Ilie ffi1c vacant , taking file lo sit ion that ieither Mr. leliardson. not Wade I nlhimton GiIbe, Goverior Maiiilnig's appoiitee, had a title to the posilion. (Governor Manning's let ter to Dr. Adams follows. "In view of ile recent decision c. the S'upreme Courit, in the case o0 (Gibs vs Richardson, whereli it held that (the society may now noimminate and the Governor appo1it a clilef gamtile warden, 1 1111 returinig to you for the second time the name of 'tr. X. - and some will be bel in this Store to have iese Patrons to buy t1 all ever be in the reai ions are, as always, " ardy ~ "BETTER @EXCL KEEP A. A. Richardson, which your society has heretofore forwarded to ine twice. "I aln therefore againi returniiig the name of Mr. A. A. Richardson for the reCasonl that I do not deeml hdilmlif aible for al liilenit as chief gane $109 RE "A w(If keqpt cottlag S better I $100 rewvard lo anly nv that < not han1dle " .,i l'it 11"g. '" FIRST C ADE Smis pamin ha4 given uiiversal Cears, wherer ~I used. For Sale h.\xehisive: in I"Iiaurenls KING PAIN' Iirookiy Michelin Casings are just as; which are often imitated -g Su i of 1917 start in their ag right now--and so: iind! the Best-dressed Gust 'ieir New Spring Suite rank of anything. a little ahead of the ne WilSi CLOTHES" ISEVE E gardeji of the State. "I rqet thai yOu call at1je~s Of the Audubeii Society so that that soclety Inay reCOICniel)nd to 1110 some olle suiitable for appIolistniellt as chie %alue wadeI." WARD han a Inalhsion in ruins. -II p~rove that T. It. Pittsdoe ELBRA PAINT Sat fIaction for over thirty-five by3 T1. it. Piths. r MFG.' CO. , N. V. LIE 8 [ Ide F you buy a Michelin Universal and hand us as much as you're asked to pay for some tires, we'll give you back 25 to 30% in change. Yet no better tire than a Michelin can be made. W. P. HUDGENS Laurens, S. C. ood as Michelin Red Inner Tubes, fn color but never in quality. y. t- i t 4-) Spring Suit pro me Men will be omners in this lo now, so that no