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FINAL SETTLEM.ENT. Take notice that oil the 27th day of April, 1OK, I will render a final ae ('hoft. (f tnv act- and dohig.i as Ad 1lninlistrator of tie e.state of R. S. Grif finl d(-ceased, il the otlive of ithe Judge of at of Ia t n coity. at 11 o'clock .a. in.. andil on the saine day wIll apply for k filial d i t a from inly 1.; n ad iinistrator. Any i'' rson ineb d to11)0!1 ~ aid est atc b1 notified mnd rettiired top unakce pay nient oil that date; and all persons havig clain againal said estate will present t14-11 on 91 before Said (ate, duly provon or be forever barred. J. P. OHilPlIN. Adinisiitrator. March 27, m% 1to. --A W. M. NASH SURVEYOR Terracing : Leveling NOTARY PUBLIC Gray Court1, S. C. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmer %i'%ls answ1red ny 1111 r ll dall y uN or night. Adoreys t Law. WY ll Prar1 . In 11all State' IelrA,2 .4V, . Feather.onem 1.11 10! A .PL ~ I If , i. . S uin Ha lint rusted to Our (ire tion. J. ROY CRAWFORD Use [ot Not "stock WI Experien~ced buy Diamonc volume that be offered tc RUGGED C? LONGi% SQUARE DE Diamo: Squeeg Trea Swygert, Ni L autrer * .11U'(ltOVE Nl:WS. * .\lnIsgrove, April I.I.--Since the rai hlas veaset and (he ,tin Is shining bonitttiftmlly the fa riners hiave gone back to work. .\r. P". 1'. Bolt( and fanmily mlotored fromt |-asiey Sunday, Iinging with theni his sisters. irs. A. 11. Long and daruIghier l ouise and '.iss Eva llolt who has been inl iPeizer with 'Mrs. llong for niost I three inoltihs. They cavle to be present at their father's .iiet birlhday Sundlay, April I lilt. Mr. and .\rs. T. W. Barksdale and da.ig It vr .\ary, and l r. atnd l Is. OIleIr .. Bolt were also present. .\ . '.t:, a vir t-e l len n o f *h i tora c l lnt s Ie I th Ite- we ik-nd wit het1 Iu M.0 no \r. :j1 \ i l). A. ( vI)nn. i i r a i0i I Zd it of I I\ ( Ii e 1 it .- I 1 a n: r. . 1\. .\ t , W11..\. i. ' . . . and AI It A I I I 99 13) .1* c rt ti .r. Iri oll was the week-etal giw..t of, .\lessrs. 01r01n atnd E-arl \\oodrI'lff. \\c we %",Iry% ory 0 o li arn of the 0-, i; fi: \1, c. I'lln A\ i.ton, w hich I 1 (he a4 14 (11' h :is. b b(.v h o h 111 h. inii h"el fki nd r d andl o i 1% 1n r h 4 de t . \\tx reenn n. equipment" IY ? Im oto ristI:s I Tires in such they cannot hAar makers. N4STRUCTION IILEAGE AL SERVICE nd ekels & Co WHAT YOU CAN . DO TO HELP How the Stay-at-Homes Can "Do Their Bit."-Not Asking Too Much. Columbia.-From time to time the Food Administration has giv en the people of this State var ious rules and regulations issued by the authorities in Washington. Just at this moment the chief drive is to conserve wheat. The authorities in Washington are trying to make a voluntary sav ing, but if the American people do not respond, more drastic measures may have to be taken. The Food Administration has worked out the best plan after careful sttidy and cloyely watch ing results, and have notified the food admin istrators throughoit the country that they are re quirecl to enforce as best they can the following rules: "First. householders to use not to,exceed a total of one and one hltl p11ll(Ids per week of wV'heat products per person. This means not more t1,1 onle andl three fo rth:i nounds of Victor y Bread, containiln g the requiredl nercent agre of subit It es. and about: oiie-ll:llf polniid coolig flour. mancaroni, erne(ors. ny, pies. canhet 'h at hrr'ek a.: ucereals dpuhlice t n pla"ces ande u o o. eveI wo wlhent ;Ohp n t o i to se'rve to an m:W u c nt any one meni 1.b . Pblic mVr thanl ab ni fwa 1 t 1 I'e r c th I I l mII ls 1 , I er iii i thr la t I e. " t1 1 .1 1 1 , r ti v o a i l than oni quart er of a ha rrel to aIv I t 'I (Iler at :il o11n timi , Pnd in n1o Caw 4 ( j ll ;1whe:tt producl'.. w it iliut t lie ::irow of an equil wei'h1t of I'l etr crls. "Io\t. we ask the bakers and irocers to redu111(ce the vole of Victory iread sold. bY deliv er.\ of the hruee-uairter iund loaf where one loowI was sold before, and (orresponwld inlg pro portionts ill other weight We also wsk bakers not to increase the anloint of their whent 11our1 ofili the aen~ monbl a un "Flifth, ma:un!! 'l - sn 'MIh t here is n > limp~~ ntOon t he use (.f other cerel 1. tus FOR A FULL FOOD ACRELAGE C'olumin. --lMr. 1Daid( R. 'ok', (hnman (If the Southi the imp~ort:tlee of rn~in: :'r foodstutfT. Mr. (Coker himself is a1 mtl1l splendid farmer'i :and is in cloi-e I 0neli w'th Ithe ntio jnal sit un inn, anid what he hans to say is of the most importance. In his allo'I'nl he say's: "T1he food situnation is inerens ingply serious3. High cot tonl must no fupr'event a full food nereage. Manyfl* farmers (10 not intend to plant suffViel:enit foods lt l's. These musltt he reached in t h'se few days remaining hefore planting is compliet edl." (Corn nread;~ Itrigadte! E-n roll--eA t flh s hou'' join ! Our mon t~rn fighting, TIheiy nieed the wheat Sign up--No red tape Simply I ent no wheat As for me and my hiousohold, I eat no whot-No rolls. No hiseuits. No white broad. (Corna bread. Wholesome! Good, Palatable, Nourishing. You will soon like It hetter! Stand firm Tt la little we can do. 'i t no wheat antil viotory, how nyer dlear, Ia won! Stanc1 bt-hind your Commander-in V i' "" idenrt needs youl -man, m - n, boy. girl. Lcl "r'gade For Indigestion, Constipation or Whoopig Cough. IS Biliousness Give Chatnborlaln's Cough Remedy IRUM P Just try one 60-cent bottlo of LAX-FOS to ke( the cough loose and expec- Lrd let 'nr' iru f WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive Irat ion eay. It Na excellent "lt netlim ____ Bboxes. sealedl vilt Blue Ribbo) Laxqtivo pleasant to take. Mado and Tau .1,"* oun rceommnendcd to to lt.-hilc by PKi Medi- We are now dispixiing a full line DIN O0) o /fl ANiD I'&. (orf cime Co., manufac :xa of L:. a"t!ve Bromo ofr OO yearsknowns Best,Safest,Always etis - Quinine and Grove's Tastelesa chi 1 Tonic. s. M. & ['. I. W ILK :S & Co. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ,ALASKA FR EEZ ER TheAlaska Kids With the Aeratind Dasher II R most wonderfiu of all freezers. Its aSt on ishini g acratI ing spoons whip air into every particle of tle creamii, mlakntl ice creatn l t t is a revelationk ill texture and deliency. It b( eaks all recor(s in speed makes perfect ice creamu ii 3 minutes. Rq(1ues intich less labor and uses less ice and salt than any other freezer. Inexpensive Desserts Here is one that's delicious and smooth as cream if made in our Alaska freezer with open spoon dasher. LEMON MILK SHERBET Three quarts of milk, 6 cups of sugar, jiue of 9 lemons. Dissolve the sugar in milk and partly freeze before ,i1ding strained lemon juice. Crushed or pres(rved fruit served vith the Ohdrbet adcds much to the deliciousness. Le hem Have it! Iee Cream is n0 lI 1y; s chenIper and more nut!'itious than meat if hotm nade. Serve it o ur family of ten. 'Ihe "Alasi" freezes in three to senminutes. All Sizes in Stock---Prices Reasonable S. M.e E. Hi. Wilkes &Co ilkeI Te Selcton f ourSpin ~T H E ALASKiA K(IDS and Summer Wearing Apparel sh oul be liven seious con sideriation. These are times of conserva tion, and there is one item wherein a more gomprehensive saving can beC had thIml in the proper selection of yophv& earing apparel. Wec offer special b)4rgains in the following:/ Ladies' Silk Dresses and Silk rtblack and llue wool skirts. A beautiful line for you to select fr a and at attractive prices. 'We have a well selectedl ne of white WVash Skirts just in. Priced at $1.75 and up. See the/. See our line of i~slin underwear bought b~efore the prices ad vancedi. WXe can sell eadly-madle underwear cheaper than you can buygthe goods and ake it. Nic~e Cotton oile WXaists, Wellworth and Worthmnore, the best to be had at $ I. and $2.00. In Silk W'aists we have somre great values at $2.50 to-$4.50. FOOTWEAR Ladies', Children's and Misses' white shoes and slippers at very low prices. These must be seen to be appreciated. BUY LIBERTY BONDS It is our duty as patriotic citizens to support the governmnent and the boys at the front in every way we can. We can do a great deal by buying Bonds of the third Liberty Bond issue. If you have not bought yet, ask your banker to put you down for one or more. H.TFRRYV