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Kennedy Brothers' APPRECIATION At the close of one of the best year's trade we have ever'had, and at the beginning of a new year full of hope and promise, we extend to each and every person' who pa tronized us in 1917 our sincere thanks, and a cordial New Year's Greeting to everybody, with the expressed hope that the year 1918 may be better for each of us. We are glad to announce at the be ginning of a new year thKtby constant ap plication to our business we have managed to secure many orders of fresh groceries, despite the unsettled conditions. We are expecting a supply of NEW ORLEANS SYRUP today. See us before you buy. If you need onion sets or other garden seed, call now. We have them. kENNEDYB LAURENS, S. C. " " " " "i""se" Minnie Lee and Lorce, visited LANt STON DOTS Mr. J. W. Donnon Sunday afternoon. f LMiS'4 TII*ASII weet yrcetget rv es. R. L. Holland and daughter, * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * Miss Tirzah, were the recent guests The Rev. J. H. Williams filled his of Mr. F. L. Donnon and family. regular appo:itment at Langston Sun.. Mr. Rcbt. Glenn of near Cross Keys lay afternoon. is moving into our midst this week. Mr. and Mis. Aubrey Wilburn visit- .\r. ,'.mn Benjamin has moved to his ed the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I new home near Warrior Creek. .J. T. hobo, Sunday. \I ss f retne Donnon is very sick, and . '. f,. Donnon and daughters, we hope for her a speedy recovery. Wh pu up with a likrigfa ig, ismknod 4. ; , V 41t ~ Enjoy the Soft ,Light of Rayo Why put up with a flickering, flaring, smoking ohd lamp when you can buy a Rayo ?J RAYO LAMPS give a steady light that is easy on the eyes. You remove neither the chimney nor the shade to light them -as convenient as gas. Artistic in design, they have no cheap filigree ornaments that make cleaning a long job. Your dealer will be glad to demonstrate Itayo Lamps. Ask for them by name. Aladdin Security Oil is the kerosene of quality for lamp., stoves and heaters. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) Washingtn, D.C. DALTIMORE Charlotte N. C Rif.o. Vr.. MD. Charleston. w.v. lehiod, Vs. Charleston, S. C. COMMANDERS HAVE :, "SWEEPING POWTRI Return of Fletcher and Sibert Fur. nishes Proof. May Make Changes. Washington, Jan: 4.-Further proof of the sweeping character of the pow ers vested in the 'commanders in chief of -the American naval and military forces in - Europe has been disclosed in connection with the return to this country for duty of Rear Admiral William B. Fletcher, former head of the naval department In French waters, and Maj. Gen. Williani L. SI bert, who commanded the first Ameri can troops sent to France. Confirmation was given today to re ports that Admiral Fletcher had been replaced by Rear Admiral Wilson be cause Vice Admiral Sims felt that the latter officer was better fitted for the particular duties imposed by the post. Similarly, it is understood, although there was no formal announcement from the war department, that the f return of General Sibert was due to I General Pershing'; conclusion that the arduous task of training a division in France could be performed 'better r by another ofilcer. u The fact that Admiral Fletcher's re turn to await assignment to duty, e probably as commandant of an im- t )ortant navy yard, coincided with pub- a lication of the reports that investiga- a tion of the loss of the American army , transport Antiles with 67 lives fore- I shadowed a naval shake up, led to the a direct connection of these two inci- r diets. It was explained officially to- E day, however, that the decision to re place Admiral Fletcher had been made a by Admiral M!iss prior to the sink lug of the transport. The question revived by Admiral Sims in reaching . his declsion, it is understood, had toe dto withi the use made of the limitedl~ number of destroyers or other craft assigned to convoy work. The num ber has been greatly increase( re ,ently. Both the war and navy depart ments fare the necessity of forming a policy to be followed with relation to Q publication of the names of oflcers who may be relieved from resiponsi le post:; for the good of the ser vice. The <question is said to be a delicate one because the oflicers involved may have proved useful only for a very special and limuited class of duties. c It is indicated that where there is a direct evidence of culpability there . will be no hestation in publishing a names and such circumstances as mill- ni tary considerations will permit. There is no ease now before either o department that warrants such ac- d tion, it is said. The declsions of the commanders abroad on all instances of the sending home of o cors under their connand s is absolute and will not be questioned I here unless some gross miscarriage of justice or milsuse of power is dis closed. USE "CASCARETS" FOR LIVER AND BOWELS WHEN CONSTIPATED Wh len biltius, he'adachy, sic'k, fo)r sou ti stbonelh, badl breathi, (Get a 10-cent box. Take a Cascaret to-night to cleanse your Iver, Stomach and Howels, and you wvill surely feel great by3 miorn ing. Y ou 1m1en and womnii whoii( have head ache, coate 10on fgue, a had col, ar i tillous111, nervous0iI, upset5, bot hered with ~ a sick, gasusy, disordered stomlachi, or' . have backache aund feel all worni out. * Are you keepinrg, youri bowell c lean witht Casecaret~;-gri mierely forcinig a pssaugeway every few (lays with saults, 1 Casearets immilediately f'loanse and regula te the stomach, roliovec the sour, on d goaled ami1( fermntinoli food and ~ foul gases* t ake the excess bile from ai the liveir andI carry off the conipiat- s ed( waste matter' and poison from thle, I teimmber, a Cbacaret to-nIight w Vill 12 strigh ten you oiut by mornIng. A a I1I-cent boisx from you r druggist means hi lhealthiy bowel act ion; ' clear hiead and1( get the chiildrenC. V * * * * * * *) * * * * * * * * * * * * Fll END)SitP NEWS * e * I I * I I I . . . I * * WVell. ChrIstmas11 holidays have pass- e 'ed over' very (IIuletly and1( anlother New Year hias biegiii. It seems like we are d goIng to have a winlter nit togethicr of a sniowV tils tuime by tihe wvay it has begun. Mlessrs. EIdd and Mlarion Pit ts of .1 Camp Sevier visited hlomle folks last Satulrday night and~ Sunday anld wvere il accomptaiedl b~y thou' firiend, Mr. Ilairry y Cievinger; and also the foirmer spent 'V New ,Year's ;[)ay wih home folks. Mir. and~ Mirs. Cecil Mladden, of Htonca R Path, are visIting the latter's parents, ec i. and( Mirs. WV. A. Traynhlam. MIsses Mlary andl Aadge *liender'son il of Waterloo ar'e spending a while with F: their Sister, Mirs., Carl Profmt. Mr. and Mr's. A. Hi. Pitts and family Al visited tile latter's mother, Mirs. P. L. dI Davis of Pirincoton, last Sunday night it anid Monday. Miss Lila Wilsqon, teacher' at tis o i)le'o, resumed her wvork again Men- 1, day after tile holidays. Therd ,has b~eenl some miovin~g g iroundi in tile settlemlenlt. Mir. Ilenr'y of Turnei' has moved to the ol Austin "Gets It," 2 Drops Corns Peel Off! For 25 Cents Peel off 25 Corns. "Gets-It," the greatest corn discov ry of any age, makes joy-walkers out f corn limpers. It makes you feel Ike the Statue of Liberty. Buy a lib oi: "It 'Will come 01! In One Complete Piece " rty bottle of "Gets-It" right now, ree yourself at once from all corn liuery. It will peel off painlessly, in ne complete piece. Any corn, old or oung, hard or soft, or between the Des, any callus, or any corn that has esisted everything else you have ever sod. Off it comes like magic. Guar nteed. All oti r.ved Is two or three (dropt f "Gets-It" that's all. "Gets-I ' is tie ouly safe way in the % orld t treat corn ir callus. It's tl sur way Le way that never fail . I is tried nd true-used by milli n never ir itates the flesh or mak s le too sore. t always works; pcol corns-off-like -banana-skin. 25c a bottle is gll you cod to pay for "Gets-It" at any drug tore, or sent on receipt of price by Lawrence and Co., Chicago, Ill. Sold in Laurens and recommended s the world's best corn remedy by ureka Drug Co., Laurens Drug Co., owe Drug Co., Putnam Drug Store. )r. B. F. Posey. lace and Mr. 1bl) Phillips has bought Ir. Earl ' Caldwell's place and has roved there recently. Mils Lucile 'I'raynham ;pent last unday wita Miss Lucile Pitts. .ARLS! HAVE A MASS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR, FREE FROM DANDRUFF small bottle destroys dandruff and doubles beullfy of your hair. Wihin ten minutes after an appli. ation of I)anderine yOU can not find single trace of dandruff or falling air and your scalp will not ifch(, buk chat will please you most will be fter a few weeks' use, when you see ow hair, fine and downy at first -yea, --but really new hal -growing all ver the scalp. A little )anderine innediately oubles the beauty of 'ottr hair. No ifference how dull, fat ed, brittle and craggy, just moisten cloth I ith anderine and caref Illy dray it b rough your hair, tal ing one mall trand at a time. 'The ..ffet amaz ag-your hair will be ight uffy and 'avy, and have an 1pJ.arance of binlance: an incomak ble lustre, oftness and luxuriance. (Set a small bottle of Knowlton )anderine from any drug store or oilet counter for a few cents and rove that your hair is as pretty and oft as any-that it has been neglected r lnjured by careless treat ment hat':+ all--you surely can have heauli il haIr and lots of it if you will just ry a littl Di ianderine. G',nuinue Bras:; Beds at $12.00 to 30.00. S. M. & E. IT. WILUES & CO. Ml'S4UROVE' NEW~S * * * * * * * *6 . * * * * * We'l!, at i:natlie beautiful1 snow has 'ft us, and we had a big raini last ight. Watch cut for wvinteri winds. We wvere v'ery sorriy to lose our1 0nd neIghbor's, .\r. S. .\l. I Henjaini ad family and' .\is. TI. J. Snyd'(er' and rms, who moivedl nesr the Warrior reek Church inst wveekc, where bot h arities have purc'(hased homies. W'e (10 ssure th lese W\ariorli ipeopile that they ave in t heli' noilnhhorhiood some moi'e ood nejghbhors. friiend(s and clhuirch 'ork ers. Mir. IEdwin IL. itol and dlaighter', nelle1 from Ta:sle'y, and1( Mr'. and .\l's. hos. WV. UnIriksdale andl lit tle daugh ri, Mary A melia, miotored down to ponfd last week-end with thir pair nts, M'. and .lrs. 10. 1. Bolt. M iss Mattile lo nid arrived yesteri ny to r'esum le hI work at Lanlgston)1 ?hool. Mr's. Inez Tlinsley, of Spartanb~urg, pent Christ mas week with her fa the', [r. W. M. diyers. Mr'. and Mrs. 0. J. Bolt are spending tis wveek 'with Mi's. Bolt's parents' h's TI. J. Snyden, of the Warrior r'eek conmmunity. Mr. 0. F. lienjamin of Gr'ay Cou't outo 3, spent Thursday nIght. in our' >mlaminity. Mr. Nyles Clark, of Clinton, spent ai' week-end wvith his mother, Mrs. mmna Clark. We are v'ery sorry to state flhat r'. Lule~I Benjamin, our1 beloved Stin ry school supei'intendent, was unable attendl preaching Sunday after'noon. Miss Par'a Fra noes Glenn spent Part last week In 'laaurens as the attract e guest of Miss Carriio Fleming. MIss. (lenia Byrd had as her want tests, Mr. Ilerbert Martin and family L~aurens. Miss Sara Saxon, f C'linton, was the attractive guest of Miss Sara F.1 Glenn last week. Mr. Fred McMahon from Greenville spent Christmas day in our commun ity. Mr. Robert Glenn of Cross Keys has purchased the Cleveland place recently occcuIpied by Mr. S. M. Benjamin and will move there at an early date. We welcomo tliese good people in our com. munity. Mr. W. M. Myers and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bolt Sun day night. Miss Mary Blakely and her friend from Clinton were the charming guests of Miss Ruth Myers last week-end. Misses Genia and Lula Byrd were visitors at the home of Mr. D. A. Glenn one day last week. Wishing the editor and everybody a most happy New Year. The Union Central of Cincin Offers an Insurance C Liberality and at Re ASSETS $114,684,244 INST W. H. CLilh Box 40 '.THE INSUR Laurens The man with money knows it pays to be prepared when opportunit Knocks: nock often If a good busilieg cha day, are you in a pcs icn to you had BANKED e you really didn't no. Begin now. Open an up ycur dollars and it won't tunity will come again. Put YOUR money We pay 4 per cent. interes The Enterprise N. B. DIAL, President We have in ock/ome I in Jewelry, or/we 6an repro your own. Be re making you owe it t ourself to lot tains so ma new and orip gain inspiration here wli THE IF CLYDE T. FRANK . 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