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V i ll Ii 4tt14,' 1 44 t.\~ i 4414! 4\t a4 'ii- ha 1C . beenIi~ any1. i i si '!I-1, It ' a 2I 10'l.t \l tt'ii 'tii ' ii lit~ \i 444' \ '1":t 1 iq an \1 1 :1 1'(V 14 ia4,' - I' t't t l', I 1 '.\"t i o 1:11 i ts '1' In.-1 I' a 2.'a a> p I II I .1? I b t \\t hP ' 1'1Ii par nt Sunday. NI I.. anti hir W .i A . i . '4 4 44,' I..III " WATTS1111,,5 ' S. I'!'asMil D~ll. -\\ileal 'lht m l (It~n ' : a t It ii' 0i'i u. 'ere hasrnoSts $5.00y(lsotl \\e1 and ict' willr1 ll1is eres tocom them.....:'t;af 111,tl~llty tl .RRY t u'il otr plowin;g for its which will aid us very tiuch. \ nuitnher of our good people are m(init" to the farlti to helI) raise Ie;ad to win tIu11 war. We wish Cor *. e Inn' ;1 er . s td a sp14'eedy re II l l. \t'ji 8S inez ad KathlIen lItrock .. nn Su'ilday wit h .\ r.. Othellh Itiushy. * * * * S S e * 4' * S S S .5 5 * " I'4)P'I..11I SP1iiIN(tS !1'.11.5 * S * * S * S S * * S S - S S P'oplar Springs. lPeb. 25. --Mrs. S. N. I arrett of .\tlatta. (a.. is spending awhile with her lanaliter. Mirs. W. B. I)avis. W'e are glad to have he0r in o11r iid'l again. .\Ir. ;and \Irs. iI. O. \\'aller have nowedt tip to \lrs. \alker's father's. \I;. 11. . Wallace. W'e were sorry fn see thelm leave. blut wish for themil) unteh snecess' inl Ithir w'v home. \l1. .l:t e \\'. Fig1!o)n is on a visit to her sons. Mr. .1. 11. Simpsot and I~e\. 1, E. Silnpso n at G;reenville and 'I'i:erville. The who1o444iI oeh41 is taking the (),y in this nck' of Ile woods. \Il-!.r ('lydle Siinmnons, who was 444 W.. i IIll ii 1 41 :)\I'' I ()111 v c 1 ." is !till in 1441 41ml1 IIo 4o11m : t !1.. 4I1 r 44 t 's1w h 4s the whoop in . 4.'i. \\'4 fear it will go hard with hint in his weakened conditio Ui Iwe tlrust he will soont he till. \11. and .lrs. \\. it. Davis and fam ilv a1ni \I1". 14. N. (;unetl spent Sal atilay night anl Sunday witIi 'Mr. and \Mrs. .John It. Dlavis. Mr. .las. .\. Iiuglhes is having lum ier sawed to buihd a storehouse. so \lessrs. ud llirgess and (. It. Taylor may prepare for com1petition. itl they say colpefit ion is the life of trade. so let them come. .\ir. and irs. Vlailey \iker front near (reenwood spent the week-end w ilIi Mir. Walker's tmolher. Mirs. S. F'. Walker. \r. .1. W. Wool. of ('atp P'vier, spnni Saturtly night and Stinayi " with his parents .\I . and .\rs. T. T. We441. Ir. T.'T. \\'o1 wa. in bed yester 1l.\ with solnl-!hing liike lagrippe. We xi-li h4or) him a speeciy recovery. \lt. aInd .\rs. (;. T. Abrams visited \ir. :tad Mrs. I"urman Ilellams Siatin' aiy Might :Intd Sunday. \1f. :nt .\lrs. .\Ihert . artin visitil r..\latrlinl's parents. .\!". and .\Irs. 1. I . \\ood. :;1st Sa; ftirda y. .\les:rs llenty v Wood and l. x(.y hone,, o! ;reeIwood, camve utpl and 04'1'14"d a h1 ile with Mr. :id \irs. .1 I'. 1ialin444s veseda nI't oi. wet o 11. 1to i'rilleet44)in f visil \i'. a1nd .\ rs. 1. F-. l~awis. \ 1. .ohn .\lartin is si k at this writ iln! W'e trust he will soon ie well '. .la:n4:- Si s 1 h454411 I:e= I 'eln right eie1: for 5ne011' tithe ilt is some het ter .\1r.-. .7. I'. I"iledce andl \IIss .\lar::ie a w1t: 1h4 b4en on the sick list, . r 11it !' \Ve ..l. ad .\. ('. S m" ih have De1reh .- onh1 .lr u 4 :; late!y. 4 hlarlie Aet.hili lind lluteteioulouist toi i-:Nai neiio Ilimi for .leine-iiitis lermts. iin1. ii .Walker handed ai14 let' r : Thei. .\dverliser yesterithlty wich41 hi' h::ol re4ceived frotn1 Chariili' N\eshitl, m44~hor 44f 11h4 little gir who~ died of('1 4 u-ind4t04 Iis, in which 11h4 rInor was' 444 di 4roved 1tha4 yountig N4st1t w as 111e 44arrier)3 ofte germ11 which in4fected4 aS :sitr aml :i aused1)8i~ heri d14athI. Tis enilated( ini other4 way3s. ITh Adveart iser iS gld to4 pub11ls the letteri. wh ichl 4114l4ows. o Ithat th lii' 4tblic will nof 144 1:12 N. Walker' Si.. Slpatianhur g. S. ('., FC':b. 204th, 1!91I. I~a .4 L Ir. Walke'r: I have hearid I tat a repori is beo'ing. 4'ircula4t4'l in Laurens'i1. andl( (elsewhere, that4 1 might have bteen the' 4 tariirt of' hahy site's d eaflh. when'i I was ini 144)renls. IFeb. S- 10. As soon41 as I 14ard 141hle reporti' ( leb. 19)', 144 hried44 to the4 hiealfh dlepartmnent to bie ex was tatkeni Inmedlately. Today (Febh. 24)). .\l Iss .J. 1I. 11111, hast eriologist 1'. 8. I'uhlie 'Iteal th Ser'vice, re'ported to mue. fr'om the test, flhat I am free from the germ. I have in m)y possess80 ioa cetilfleutte, 14o that effect, sIgned by M\iss 11111. A great burden has been lIfted from my hear't to.know that I'was not the means or taking decathi to my darlIng lIttle sister. Yours very truly, Charlie Nesbli. Canadian Honored. At Blalakiava, Canada was repitsent ed by LIit. Alexander Dunn of Tor onto, an ofieer of the LIght BtrlgadIe. Hle was the first native of Canada to receive the Victoria Cross. At WVa terloo Capt. Alexander McNab, the first CanadIan to hold a commIssIon In the BrItIsh regular army, was among the herole dead of that historIc battle-, fi. ---an Individual Car To the very smallest detail, the Chevrolet reflects the ideals of the makers 4 to produce a really high-grade car at 'a popular price. That the Chevrolet is more commonly compared with cars selling at much higher prices is justifica tion for the conscientious effort of its manufacturer. The new model Chevrolet "Four Ninety" Touring Car and Roadster, at tain a standard of excellence uncommon of cars at these prices. This is a claim we would be delighted to prove---we could cask no greater favor than to do so. Would you have a good-looking car? The Chevrolet has it in full mneas ure. Would you have strength? Vanadium steel is used wherever unusual strength is required. Would you have comfort? Proper spring suspension, together with comfortable upholstering and roominess, meet your comfort wishes to the fullest degree. Would you have power and low upkeep? The wonderful valve-inhead motor with which each Chevrolet is equipped provides power far in excess of ordinary requirement or emergency; and the direct-ap plication-of-power principle insures maximum power on minimum fuel. Twen tv-five miles per gallon is a common thing for this Chevrolet. And the car is FULLY equipped. Price will advance March 1st, $50.00. Shipment just received. We have a few cars in this lot at the old price. Suppose you let us demonstrate that we have not overstated Chevrolet quality. PALMETTO AUTO and ACCESSORY CO. Phone 354 THOS. R. EASTERBY, Mgr. 112 Main Street BETTER SHIRTS.... F.S.&CO. Spring Fats are ready! Yours is here! NEGLIGEE SHIRTS now take Stiff or soft it matters the center of the stage. Our not---we've got it! We have the best the best newas e t hatters could do in Mats and if you'll step in you ere are negligee slirts in many may test our mirror new designs and effects. with any of the new We show the best efforts of the spring shapes. country's best and most noted We're Hatters as much as shirt makers: we are Clothiers, and we're as much experienced in fit- You'll open your eyes some ting heads with hats as we when you see our line of splen are men with clothes and did spring shirts. shoes. Hat Swellness Manhattan $1.50 to $6.00. $3.00, $3.50 to $5.00 Mancheste $1.00 to $2.50. Many, Many Styles. Come in for a try on. c SIRTS CLARDY &9 WISON "THE OUTFITTERS" thecete o te tae.Ou neAprn'batisge eat