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LAD SALE, sthto of sontha Carolina, County of Lnui's. IN 'COlIlT OF COMMON PIEAS. Southeastern Ltfe Insurance Co., Plaintiff, aga!nst . W. A. lloyd, et il, )efenidauls. Pursunt to a decree of the Court in the above stated case, I Will sell at public outery to the highest bidder, at Lauren3 C. I-I., S. C., on Salesday in Novenber next, :eln's \londly, the 5th day of the mouth, dun' the legal boutrs for :th rales, tie foIwlng (e. cribed proplrty, to wit: - AM that loi. piec4 1ndI parocl of land ituato, lying, and being in the incorporate limits of the City of Iau reis, in IIu retin County, S. C., con tainng one (I 1) acre, more or less, and bounded on the nortli by lot be longing to the et.mtof .1. It. llrooks, deceased, on the east by lot of 0. V. Wallnee, on PIe south by 'lctleing street. aUnd on the weet by Conway Avenue anild being known as the corn er let or tile Conway Anderson place. . Also all that tract and plantation of land siate, lying and beIng partly withlin the Incorporate i1nits of the city of Laurens, itf county and State aforea id containing thirty-six and one-half (36 1-2) acres more or less, and bounded on the north by lota of Mrs. Zeno lefferman and .1. C. Jloyd, on ,be cast by Mrs. 1. J. Garlington, on the south by I. A. Cooper, Irvine Moore and W. I. lernlgan aid on the west by Conway Avenue. Said tract to be cut in three or more triets and sold first by the tract and theit as a whole, the most favorable bid to be accepted. Teris of Sale' Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If the terms of sale are not compliled with, the land to be re-sold on same or sonic subsequent Salesday on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. C. A. POWER, - C. C. C. P. and 0. S., Laurens, S. C. Dated, tills Oct. 9, 1917. 12-it-A LANiD SALE. State oh soutit Carolina, County (of Laurens. IN COuirT OF COMMON PLAB. The Poples Loan & 1l1.ehange Bank, Plaintiff against ... Mrs. JFeliela A. Sullivan et al, Defend ant. Pursuant -to a decree of the Court In the above stated' case, I will sell at public outcry to tile highest bidder, at Laurens C. [I., S. C., on Salesday in Novewber next, being 'Monday, the 5th (lay of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following (Ie scribed property, to wit: All that certain tract of land situ ate 'in the county and State aforesaid on the west side of Rteedy River, about tiwo (2) miles below Tiumblin Shoals containing one hundred ninety eight and one-half (198 1-2) acres more or less as shown by plat of the lands of Mi. F. A. Sullivan, made by Willinm L. Mitchell surveyor, on Sept. 18, 1912, and being the tract No. 1 de scribed of said plat. This being tle same tract of land sold and conveyed to the said Felicia A. Sullivan by J. F. Tolbert, Trustee in Blankruptcy of F. A. Sullivan by (Iced, daled Nov. 25th, 1912. Terms of Sale: One-half cash, bal ance to be paid twelve months from date of sale; the credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of the )urchase over the said premises, bearing legal interest from date, with leave to pirchaser to pay his entire bid in .1ash. Purchaser to pay for pa pers. If the tertIs of sale arte not complied witl' the latyl to be on same or soie subsequent Salesda. on same terms, at --rlsk of former pur chaser. C. A. POWIDR, C. C. C. P. anld 0. S., Laurens, S. C. D~ated, thIs Oct. 9, 1917. *12-4t-A How's This? We offer Oneo Hundred Dollars Rewvard for any case of Catarrh that cannot b)e cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CH ENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have k nowa F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honornbs hinl all busonnsa transnctions and~ tlnancially able to catry out anty obligatotis tmati hy his firm. NA TION A L hANK 01-' COMME RCE. Toledo, 0. Hlall's Catarih Ctie i.s taken internally, acting directly upon the bloo,1titnd mu cous surfaces of the sy::temn. TestImonials sent free. Price 75 e,-nts per bottle. Sold by all D~ruggists. Take hiult's F"amily nis (or conotipation. * FINAL SETTi1E~iENT. Take notie that on the 26th day of October, 1917, I wIll render' a finai ac couint or my acts and~ doings as Adint Istratrix of the estate of Mrs. M. E. Cutnn iigham, dteceasedl, ini the oflice of the .ludge of Probate of laurens coun ty, at I I o'clock, a. in. iand on thte sanme day wIll apply for a final discharge fromn imy truost as AdinnisttratrIx. Any person indelbtedl to said estate Is notilled and reqluired to make pay menctt otn thtat (late; ad all personis 'havitng claims agaInst said( estate wnill present thtem on otr before saId date, duly provent or be forever barred. JLIGNA C. AND10FmSON, Administratrix, -(With will annexed) Sept. 2'l. 1917.-1 mo. A IN THlE iiSTiII(CT'00UlT 01' THEi UNITE DSTATES For tilt Westernt' District of South Carolln IN TJiFH MATTIDR 0 J, H-. Dlagwell and J. . Bagwell, part ners In trade, unt r the firm name of B~agwell Brotht 's, and indIvidual ly, Bankrupts. 'Notlee Is hereby lven that pursuant to the oter of J. , M Wain, IEaquire, fIeferee in Bankr ptey I ill sell at .public auction t the ht test bidder fot' cash at IAur ns, . C., on Sales day in November, , the same bheing November theo 5th, between the houtrs of 11 o'clock -A. M., and wvo o'clock P. M., all that certain und ided interest of J. 1I, Uagwell, in that tract or patr cel of land in said county and State. described generally as follows: That tract-of land adjoining lands of Milford Cheek, J. C. Milford and othere, situ ate in Sullivan Township, said tract of *land containing 90 acres, more or less. -R, -M, -DAOUS, Trustees in Bankruptcy, 13-St Greenville, S. C. * ***** * * * * * * * JONIES NEWS. * * * * * * * * * * a * Jones, Oct. 22.-We extend congrat- 9 ig1tions to Ar. Ilonnie Bishop and Miss Bagwell who wetq marriel yesterday by iDr. J. 0. Aartin. '14e Mt. Gallagher choir assisted by good siniger*s from Poplar Springs and W.are Shoals entertained the large alu dience that greeted themil yesterday af. ternoon with delightful songs. In be.. half of all of our people we assurle tOem of our, sincere appreciation oft their kindness. We thank our friend, Rev. J. 11. Cope land of Brewerton for a present of some of his fine home-mn1ade syrup. SNiessrs W. II. Hill and J. A. Nlor risoin have made fine crops of cane syrup. -1eachaig & Riley purchased a corn shredder recently. We regretted our inability to at tend the good roads meeting at Green wood last Tuesday. :When the bonds are issued one of the first roads that should be built is from Greenwood via Cokesbury Ridge, Jones and Ware Shoals which would give us connec tion with Princeton with the splendid road to Greenville. We are glad Mr. T. .J. Beacham called the i)ttoption of the meeting to that road as there is no more Import ant road In the county. The Mt. Gallagher school opened last Alonday under very favorable auspices. Addresses were delivered by Superintendent of Education Jas. Sullivan, Col. J. H-. Wharton and Dr. W. T. Jones. Miss Myrtle Culbertson assisted by Miss Lillie aMartin have 'bharge of the school and we hope this will be the best terms in the his tory of the school. Mr. Igank .Jones and sisters, Mlss1 136llc, Mrs. Caine, and- Airs. McGowan visited Camp Sevier last week. Mr. John D. W. Watts, ex-sheriff of Laurens was over last week with 106 fline fox hounds, but failed to get - a chase. -Mr. Jas. Rasor of Wayncsville, N. C., Rev. F. L. Branlette of McCormick, lion. Melvin Aslhey and Mir. Allen Steiip of Hloena Path and Jeff Moore of Greenville were recently in our midst. * Rev. .. 13. Copeland of Brewerton will preach here next Sunday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. 'Miss Belle Jones left for her school at. Hartsville last week. Mirs. G. W. Jenkins and Masters Wi. and Frank have returned to Columbia. )I. Austin of Clinton was called last week to see his brother-in-law, .\r. John WV. Ueces. While in Greenville recently we had tie pleasure of meeting ex-Gov. M. F. Ansel, Dr. Adolphus Martin and oth er friends. We return our sincere thanks to all friends who have recently remember ed us with 1kind favors. SORE THROAT Colds, ('oughs, CIroup and Catarrh Ite. lieved in Two Minutes. is your throat sore? Breathe Hyomeci. Have you catarrh'l? Breathe i fyomel. Hlave you a coughl? Breathe Hlyomei. Have you a colds Br'eathle Hyome1. 'Il3yomei is the o le i'em df for all nlose, throat and ~ung -~oubles. It do(es not contain a iy,,*caine 01' 11101 phline andl all thiat'4. necessary is to bre'a the it through the little pocket in haler' that comes~ with each out'fit.. A comlelte outfit costs but little at drulggists ever'ywhlere' andl at Lauirenls Driug Co. and]ilyomlei is guar'anteedl to b~anish catarrh, cr'oup, coughs, colds, sore throat and br1onchitis or' monoy back. A Hlyomel inhaler' lasts a life time andl extra bottles of Hy3omell caln 6e obtained from driugglsts foi'.only' a few cents. * * * a. * * * * * * * * * * a * DI)IE~IYY WflIIL K. * * (By 'Wmn. D. S.)* * * * * * * *t * * * * * * a A Tubal Cain, a worker in metal, whlo could take a bar' of i'on and forge out a gun barrel, rifle, stock and uGH!CALO~[[ I8 HOF Calomel sickens! Don' lo Liver and Bowels Ilth " Ugh t Calomel makes you si k. It's horrible! Take a dose of the da igerous' drqg tonight and tomorrow y u may lose a day's work. x... Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones., Calomel, when it comes into contact with sour bile crashes into if, breaking it up. This is when you feel that awful ng $ea and eramping. If you are sitig gisI and "*11 knocked out," jf 'your' livb6 Is torpid and bowels constipated or you have headache, dizziness, coated tongue, if breath 'his bad or stomach sour, just try a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight. Here's my, guarantee-Go. to any I drug store and get a 150 cent bottle of nnanasn's Liver Tonn. Take a spn-. ock, anld hyqd it over to you ready 0 shoot. He could repair your clock nd locks, make new keys for them. 1 real handy man to have about. His 'un would 'kill a squirrel in the high t tree in the woods. Our fathers v'OUld shoot himl in the head, oft hand vith old Whit. They disdained to use scatter-gun in huntilig game. I hired )rew to make me a meat knife to cut >acon with in tile store. It wa1s a ;ood one. It would walk through the >iggest side of b:con that, ever caic >it of Chlicago. I hacked a bone and >roke liy lyn' fe inl tvo pieces. I tried ny best to get old Drew to make me 1tuother klife. No sir, I won't do it. 'oul took so little care of it, I will not nake you a second one. Love nor nioney would not influence him to do his Work over. le Walked in the -store, celing 'bad front taking too much 'high heel", handed me a quarter for Ibottle of Perry I)vis pain killer, vith the retist to unflcork and pour t out in a tin cup. le drank it off vithout water, or imaking a wry face. TI i short timle Ie returned for a sec )nd bottle, and drank it off. It was lot long before I heard a thumping 1id knocking (own Ilin the mill, where I found Drew tight as a tick, enter aining the mill boys by cutting the )Igeon wing for them. It takes a lIee) of kinds of folks to nake a world. FAKE "CASCARTTS" IF HEADACY, BILIOUS AND CONSTIPATED lest for ILker aid bowels, bad breath, hadl ('0d4j, sour stolmach. Get it 10-cent box. viIck headnelhe, biliousness, coated tongue, head and nose (logged l) with i cold- always t1race this to torpid liver' delayed, fermen lug food In the b)o0wels o1 sour, gassy s nach. Poisolouts matter ( ogged In the in testines. instead of eIng cast out of the system1 is re-al orbed into the bWood. When this i o1,son 'e01 cles the [Iclicate brain tissl It ises conges ilon and that du1l1, ti )bbing, cken lug liadachi e. t Cascarels limm1llediatfly cleanse 'he stoliacl. relmove the sou1r, undigested 1food and f0.11 gases, take the excess bile fromt the liver and carry out. all th1C. const i'atl.i want s. mat te!'.and pois on. in the bowels. A Cascaret tonigihti wil I surely straightei yott ou1t by morning. They work while you sleep-a 10-cent box from your druggist means your head 'i.r, stomach sweet and yolr liver ani(d boiuwels re' Illar for months. * T'MBLING SHOALS NEWS. * * * * * * S S o * * S S * a e T1uming Shoals, Oct .22.-Rev. W. A. Baldwin illed his regular ap Imointmelnt at 1 lenderson church Sat urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Turner of Greenville couity, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ashmore. Alesdaiues Joe lhoml pson and Calvin Tumbling were the guests of Mrs. T. F. iItin1 '-.Ch'uiraday. Little Miss Lily Mae - KPIlett of Fountain Inn was tie week-end guest of her grandparents, Mr. nuld MI's. J1. F. Leppard. We are glad to r'eport lhat tile lit tle son of '. and Mi's. P. O. Ashmore, w'ho is Inl tihe Laurlens hospital and1( uniderwlent an oper'ation for appendI citis, wvill soon he home again. Miss Laynle Le~ppard wvho is tak lng a business course in Greenville, spenlt thle wveek-ebnd withI hlomefolks. Mr'. W. D. SullIvanI andic son weree bulsines~s visitors in the city Thursday. Mr'. Pal Iloper' visited hlomefolks tihe past wveek. Sour Stomiachl. IEat slowly, muastlente yourl food thoirouighily, abstain fi'om m('at foi' a few days and in most cases the sour1 stomach wvill disappear. If' it does not, take one of Chlamberlaini's Tab lets imediately after- supper, ited umeats are muost likely to (cause soul' stomilachl andl you may find it best to cuit them out. At Copelaind.School. The teachers and l)upils of Cope land school ill give a l11allowe'en play Friday eveuing, October 26, at 7:30). Th'le pnblic is corially invitedl. Admission wvill be 10 and 15 cents. RIBUI! IT hR [IY[, if BIUOll8 e a day's work! Ciean your Dodson's Liver Tone." ful a Id if it doesn't straighten you right up and make you feel fine and rIgo'rous I want you to go back to the storo and got your money. Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the sale of Zahomel because it is real liver medl line; entirely vegetablo, therefore it aan not salivate or make you sick. I guarantee tilat one spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone will put your iluggishi liver to work and clean yotir )owels of thlat sour bile and consti ,ated waste which is clogging your aystem and making you feel miserable. guarantee that a bottle of Dodson's Aver Tone will keep your entire famn ly feeling fine for months. Give it to 'our children. It is harmless; doesn't ;rine and they lIke its nlaannt taste, U-B0ATS CAN NOT , DEFEAT ENGLAND "dember of lefelistag lits Little Hope of Subimirine 4Vetory.. Alsace-Lor. ridne Will Not H1e Surrendered. Copenhagen, Oct. 18.-The pro cediings of the convention or G man i socialists at Wurzurg reveals slight Ilrospects that the two bran iches of !ho party will be united. Proessions; if desire to establish party uni;y are I:rofuse, but almost alwavy aire ac 1,ompanied by scolding of the opposite iide and are based on the assumption [lint reconeil fation would be possible only by the submission of onle wing to the dictates of the other. At yesterday's session Cherman Mueller of the executive committee said A lsace-Lorrati ne udr no cir cumstances co'ild be made a subject of discussion in tlie peace ne.,otia tions and thlp t lese pro ilees could be wrested oily from completely defeated Germany. Dr. E~duard )avid, reichstag mem her, delared the war could not be elnded by submarines. Germany had not been spared a fourth war winter through the operation of the U-boat, he said, and would not be able to force peace upon E4Pngland in a few months, as the Pan-Germans claimed or even in one or two years. ILAME ('ONSUMEIl OF SUGARI SHOIITAGE 3anufacturers of Caidles and Sweets Also tapped by Food Administrat. tlon. People Agait Warned. Washington, Oct. 20.-Blame for the present sugar shortage north of Savan nliah and east of Pittsburg is placed squarely on consumers and manufac turers of candles and other sweets by the food adinisiration. In a statement today, the food ad ministration said that had its recent request. for curtailment of the use of sugar been heeded, present conditions would not. exist, and it again warned the people to economize until new sup plies are available. The statement said: "The food administration some days ago directed all manufacturers and (list ributors of sugar to cease sales to Til name fits foot in tb iI~ special < G q uiremel, On our li families's shoes, ne The Olde: shoes fc The Midd ity, conT The Youn for smi style fe; The Child . theynrr . growmng * Cia: confectioner, yrpi and luxury tman tifacturers, until Cutban supplleg ale available. By this meats tihe sg119ar c 1nl t of the IIlea of p lentifuli sugar outh of Savanuahi aini we-st of and tu's ex edi I the aIi I .. o I 'f h) t ug int o th Iev % I-' 'ar rea. to week oil iv iL(i: 1Htckiul ties I') H disitriu tigl ",elies of the o n 11 1 . Whliiiich ere oo Jrat ing loyally * mniie the~ii per1(id and h i te nh li shor.tage thuat x i l in lte northI a 'I I States. l4ieports today' shlow thlat mayretailers- inl llnan.\ cities% in) til: neelionll are doing heir h to effe1t Jusl diniributonol and( hoh11 pri( , 1-111 hloardliing nunr SoOd d iisrtr lo e V.,04 thte T ha an B1 Vt/I h I" * i *SiOASCR at sol The Luzianne Guarantee: b If, after using the contents M of a can, you are not satisfied . in every respect, your gro cer will refund your money. Pr The Reily-Taylor C STORE OF BETTER SI Shoe Store is well know inity as the Family Shoe St< the situation well, for ther e -family )that does not rei onsidlera ion in regard tp St of pations ther?4re name vhere every em'rber comes ver once ikof going e Mem ers of the Family com< r comfort. e Aged comes here for shoes fort and style. g Man and the Young Lady Lrt shoes---shoes showing all itures. ren are sent here for shoes in .ay be fitted correctly with feet. WE HAVE SHOES FOR EVERYBODY edy & WI "Themnrnwn 11D.1fac1oy-Sho 1Stor" lhortage is exi>ceted to continue north )f Saanniah and cast of 1Ittsburg un 11 December, when the 1ousltina, Mis R1:1 i'i atnd 0ul41u supplies will bo mr av1la il th. M-t sugar wvill bo -ki in1to t em c, b1t 1h1 x t . to h ih v it. h : uil li hargely irmo I '. OF:;I aI ~; h'Ok 71 1t 1:1' V C'M ( '1 i lt . to eerby lb il I m he own..l So i. ;a ital Atock ha\ in, h(,en issued r Vu l. o aro A! I . WO to One in Quality :zndQuantity Yes, Ma'am; and you don't ve to take it for granted, either. o can prove the first by taste, 6 the second by arithmetic. iy a can of Luzianne. Use If the quantity you ordinarily >zp'd. If it doesn't go farther d taste better than other coffee the price, tell the man who Id it to you and he'll give you ck your money. Make no stake, Luzianne is great coffee exceeding great. Ask for ofit-sharing catalog. 0NEcoffee dompany, New Orleans 10ES ~4 1j- nj this >re. The - - ,.. e's not a :ev.e-' our 'shoe re s of many here for Isewhere. as here for f durabil come here I the late order that shoes for 'son