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"See 'Gets-It' Pee! Off This Corn" LeIe 'Tle Toe i4 Siooth its the Palm of Your Hanid. Teli:eorn lever grew that "Gets-it." vill not get. it, never irritates the be:hili, never makes your toe sole. Just two drops of "Gets-It" and presto! 'the corn-paiil vanishcs. .Crt ly you call peel tle corn right off with you fluger and thee1 you arc-pain-free aud happy, vith the too as stooth and corn-free a your paLI . "Gets-It" Is the only safe way in'the world to treat a Corn or calM , t'1 It. e I usre way the way that n ever (s. It is tried anI true --uslI b tyIlion evVr year. It always ,for. "( mIt uakes cutting and i I..git a corn and fu..ing with 'u!ldlages. salves or ainy thii g else (11tirely ui tl eve.Sary. ets-It", bthe uaaraliteed. money korn-renover, the only sure way, stbut a tritle at any dru-.; store. hl lIfactiur-ed by3' +.. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. 1!. (Sold ill LIau renis and Irco1) Im nide(d a.s the world's best (0111 remedy by D):. Il. P'osey. NOT1[ICE 0F L0ST STOCK. Slitat of S(u11th Carolin, Oulnty of Laurens. Notice is hereby given that the un deNrsignied will on the 1st day of June, 191s, make applieat toll to Watts Mills, ,I corporation organized under the laws of said State, with its principal place of bus)iness in said coun1ty,.for t' isue of ie\w ertileates of stock in said corporation in lieu of tihe fol i . gcertificates which have beeni lo It or detroyed. to wit: '('erifientes; Numibers I.W. 2,,1, 11110. -eelively for It sIhares of prefer I ,. stock ind :': alid 20 sharc. of colm m1onl stock of .4aid corporaItionl which Ceitrficate, were issued to 8. Ilerbert whIo thercafter tranmusferred dl certifintr to il teiundert igned. A M . NAW Co. Glr:, Cou. t, . 40 A111)(1T It 11E I 'NA1.\TIS31. th ' i! In :11ny wih", di.-e(aio, for l, i.. '!I th~il it is; l (. 11io -i co m mlloll t ie ll: ,. :in il i.; r m 1tin crf - to. uleir.: to Inov: t ha It hvre il thaT willtt, l rel , t al cab l '.rlaINA (imem W. M. NASH SURVEYOR Terracing ::Leveling Drainagec NO'TARY PUBLIC Graey t Cinourt S.a EC.t Undehertak rsiendEmbaoner ,ift .ient onsn ABuilsin . eatbIAL ne . . TOmDgh DAL S1fN~& ITODDU Attorney at Law Laurens. 8. C. Ab ~nlis trte Prepar. a au I~ornsiSotht CarofliAn \l )fce inPole ankt Badng. Blackwfel eki &s ullivan ATTREYOT A Plat anins giveint al biEs. Money o Joan0 o Celno Este lRlt DIlVE IN JU-NE FOl IYAt SAVIN s Plais for National (ainpaign An niouniiced. South Carollin 11114I lie Called UIpon for Thirty-Two 31illion Dollars. Charleston, May I1t.---The greatest 'aipaign ever undertakei in South C'a[rolina will be condueted during t i he ionth of . are in the interest of the W'ar, 8avings movement. Many thous Inds of voluntary wvorkers will be itited and , will engage inl activi ites onl an unprecedented seale (-ui niinating on June 28, which Presi lent Wilson Will ofilcially designate at National War envings Day. In turn the various state governors and mayors will issue ofileial proclama ions. The purpose of this intensive oampaign will b)e to get the people )f the nation to pledge themnselves to save and invest from their savings the 2reatest possible amount in War Sav i -s Slamps during ithe renta in ider. of bte year. The Imien, wonme4 and (Ihildrn of Sioutl Carolina will be called on to pledge themselves to invest. $,2,000, 1.0 during the year. Elach individual to pledge whalever amtounit lie or sl ran, up to $1,00. the lintit allowed I by law. Inl the Third ILiberty Loan. ite nation was expected to raise 1ithtoo billions of dollars. of which South It Carollnta's share was $1-.000, 000. In the War Savings Campaign the nation is to save two bill ionsa of' dtollars. of which tits state's shaife is $32,000.000. over twice its Iberty Loan quota. This meas that only by in intensive canipa ign of tremendous proportions can this state respold to lie govornttent's urgent appeal to save. ThIe government is relying OnI the War Samigs movement as one of tho nighttiest weapons it * can wield against Germany and the suc res of thIts popular demlocratic move Ilent will express in griitn fashion the 1 yi(lding determination of tite Aitner i(anii nation to back up its i l ighting iien \wilit tle savings of every man, wvonan and child inl the(,country. It will be the greatest pointllav 1ampaign Lvrt' tinde:rtahi'nt in th hie ti'vory of the v.world. Thle new. of the forthiiotinv can imian1 Wa S brough t hensI It- Jot, Spirm stat oraanlizer of Olw War ,-.IvinII,!. ('o am IIit e. who ha . t r - turned front a conference of stat Wa avi inrs diiretors held W: \\'ed tnesda at ( :ne inat:. 0. 1'. M. lo'8. 51:lt vloee-dirie'r tf VI'ar V Iln' aso ath'tletld the onftr'n:e. and wi: 1t"irn to 'har-,ton thort!.Y O t 0 no ot L. ", . Ii'! i:nen ('roin.f u I .I. ;o far t slih-" m ov on, .- I'lio oll r . v- hioh i, ean si- that dur11in'.: thlt 'Ia'o : Ot , .~ r a v i' oi on' ta ll dol:I'.1 \t we - :,11" Le ra e n nvo.-I.-l in1 \\ar l l -l a (a p - i i n '' i ina' :n h in ho I -. ' a t - i1n e . Th *i: hi - Ion au won li r is-l I irhe a ( '~ th nall' ull' o I: ntay inO.--in a are; ot iin:.: ito 'te we Oild n, U t t in ' marn in \a'inr.ot toermad wit'. tI lint \ut iia' nrilhtha n Fn'lnei *i'lb Pesist T:ril. .\irpa. .vali N o N' w Y 'ora:.layt 10.In ~.' a; a me persiet hete ltte toniht. :n 10: -- frite-n( 1tcargei(fix a CinftSl a1ain1 bLineinrv \\'aio ininfloeayna e a ndt staren, ait.~i to behe m in . any ttog he gvernddrtlor oTtd," ey !tatd wand ispnowe ir:a my caaity has aurresenative bofthin inreidend tatmnaapletominay thnS vrdddrcl rldrcl SD# D * ** e e...9.. ..... 3iUS(tROVE NEWS. * * * *4.* * g *w. . * . MIsg'ove, May 13.-21r1'. A. C. Todd airdiNl'. Easterby cioaC down to Lang ton Sunday to speak on the lied Cross work. Mr. Todd gave us a very Inter esting talk and organized a soelety of 21. members. Mr. and 3lrs. E. 11. Bolt and datigh ler, Nlthel, were guests of Mr. and Alrs. W. .l. Alyers Sunday afternoon. ,.Mr. and Mrs. iD. A. Glenn were call ers af the ho'ie of Nir. Robert Glenn RMiiday night. '.R. Iobert Glenn and family were guests of Mlr. and 'rs. Dock Little Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. C. A. Cooper and Mrs. Mattle Clark were recent guests of 11r. and Mrs. W. M. Myers. 'lessrs. Pierce anad Vernon 'Myers, attenilda the concert at Clinton Satur day nI1ght and they report a good ttime. Misses Mliniie le, Lore and Mack ilonion, tuth 1yers;, 1Ernest Aladden and let Irowi were Situnday afterinooni gutests of .\lisses lva and R(uth Bolt. Mr. and Mi's. D). .1. Bolt spent ihe week-end witi their niother. Mrs. T. .J. Snyder, near larksdale. Those froni iere who attended and enjoyed the Jubilee at k*linton Satu r day were ir. and 'Ails. ). A. Glenn, '\Mr. Robert Glenn11 and family, Mr. W. .\l. lyers and fatmily. Al r. Tom Wood liff and family. .Mr. lIra iolt spent Sunday with Nir. .Joshi C. Poole. 'rlesirs Piet'ei and Vernon .l yers. aeccompaniel by .lisses Eva and Itth 110t, 1uth, W. Al. and .lantes Alyers. went down to Clinton 'T'uesday night to attend the tinus ical given by Miss llur g('ss in t lie old School house. lessrs. Calvin, Carlton and len Snyder .an1t1e down last Sunday to see their sister, .\irs. 0. J. 11olt. Calvin and ('arlton re'turned that. night. whville l1tliialnin is spetnding the week with .\Irs. 1B0lt. W hlad wh pleasure of greeting our 'hl ieightibor at church F'untday after lnoon. .lr. and At.i. Sain lenjaminl and c.ihb irn . (.uy a ndl i Mary. and .is. T. J1. ldir. 'I'ey visited Mir. and Mrs. (1. ., I1!t while down on Ihis side. W' :!'\ay ; welcoulf- theset friendL; 11o our .ir. a ild .\It,. 1). .\. (|enit and .\li's. SI (. GIvili itotorei ovet' to ('ros.; .\ htir -''idaly Ihit to attenid a led 111 m eetinIg. .\;r. Charlie Hlbol~d received a t,,le ra'nI th ith ler dav si :t in .! I ha 1 hi. h r, .litlie, who i:4 in ta inin 1!1h14tat ho.-p1ital], ake a call of .l m111: vwhIich mustiq have containe:1 pois eni. and .i was seruiou.ly i. \\' hoe .Ilatt will sool be well again. Mr. atnd4 .\l:. t . Io1 ant da :'. i'h . v ri roc< i u ! ; ' f thu d:'l s :n 'ark i hition.I Y. V i M . 4.d e i l r .1ld lhra i' n I * ~ I' 4.u a * : and li0 th u -l vi z i--h .'ens, htai he tatetd in t 1 .ry ton-. nd t ;aanned l .oon as p 'ssible'. \'t'.'r .hnb bV one iaph1ily andI the. peas shoultd nt s-anud after' beino: ahletd. Ihi surt no't10 to ue0 Ihard lipe peas amnong t he temilei' one'. lilatnch in a sodla biath tne taspooni ftul of soda t) one gallo'n of water) fromu one' to iteni mtintitt acelting toi the hiardnlt's tof te jtt-as. After blanchuing. in thr- sta bath. ipl imun... W A NTED---JUNK Old Iron, 100 lbs. 50c Old Sacks, each . 10c Copper Brass, Rub ber -an all kin of junkhnd . Best Prices Offered. Hyman Lurey Laurens. S. C. lately In cold, salt water (one table ipoon of salt to a quart of water) for twetity to thirty secondsr. Ily blanch hig Is meant putting the vroetab1!es in t cheese cloth bag, and dlippina in boil .ng watcr/or Ii soda subition in (ase it' peas, anld allowing e r..lana in "he bailing water as lon'g a time as the .Ilne tale CallsI fo'. ..Afiter remlovillg tle 'eats front the :old, sal( hath, pack in s4tor:Hlz.-1l jam. .0 one-half incht' of thr top. Put one ind one-haIf level tva.speon s of sait itigar mnixture I I part of sal; to 2 ris of' sugr)to eaclh pint jar. Cov.. v the Ieas with wate:, itui conk in tot water bath thre' succes-;sive day.-, uart .ias one hour each day, pint a.asr I5 minutes each day. Striawberry Preser'es. Two pounds of berries to tvto anId )ne-ialf ponnis of suar, and1 one oint of berry jitie. The b y i:ce i obtained by rushint.v hoatinz and training ithe stier, broln herries. Boll Uogether the s'mar anI b.ry ju' -, before dropping thle herriesino. it. :,ooni until fruit looks ccar, b"i'"1 'arefitl not to overcook. The bei' .v hItoill rentai whol'. If he rry;pe. merves are up'ere '(i for v l ,i i mi - b lore I'emovintg l fromn t 1ir4 0. and te vessel left covered wIlit coolig the product will be m1ore phrlim. Tiltm fruit will be better if ill(;wtl 't s tand inl Syr p over night ; it. i1n1ro've, 1: 'sla Ie a nid fla vor :. a.- I ohe berri.-: ab sorb ilore of1 the syrI;. hr);ne heavivir and pack helter. L2ift ":I. hf-r ris out of syrup, paik cohl. Iiwit.. tie 'lerilized .iars with the herries bl(fre pouring the syrup overi t hen. Cok Ilho pintl jars., tenl mlinultes, quari J-u-., ifenminuleF. Soei at ' Place. Pr Intelotc Shoo. The followving" exercises n\ iii ' v 'n by the gradiuating (:a..' o th l'rine, :oni high41 school Satill.:ay an11l Suilday morning, Ala. ISth and Pi:' 1alumlay ri 1 O'Cck. I lvoention . .l . .j. 11. Coin.:: AleAisiarle an:d U01h Iof1 Salutatory .. .. .. . . a T yorv Al -c N.. .. .. ..... .. l . .. Phim Alusic .. . .. . G r i J l ..a (hiS. KrIMl ;y ... <odys 00'on .% . . . 1. a an ( : \\ I I .. .. .. ..Con . JT r . lu Ait . l taC aind G. I \'ale ictor .. . .G oi A~ui. .\ 103s IP'' rl CcR ~'g'l II';III1 \ . i \lu s c . . ..8.'.. .. ... ii N - SI' (rlitri ()'p 'an o . (l r GlrIi nt Oa i'h 'o. -4 ~ 'apt. G'or'-e r'k 'mpbe Th man it- whole bruhId AisG.,ra epas the i grea't wa ierdtl NT Chttolate knolierti Greatteis: lfa'l mml ctr a 'n; oprra( . conun -t lin het Ieautiiikllttslhalhin Featui'IGand Plarth Alou ,,ies. l~ilit "'hn I huehohtwar eionomyl .\Iredt 'liles lie~rent Ind coan of lhi-reh-cla Crmilitsts.'tr "The Humru Piosophe -Itaematteke's War (Cartoonts ('hai neellor lHradfiord ('ienmto Otrchles'tral llan id Chautauqua Song -"Publish Glad Tiding:,. flenod etioan. Everybody i.4 odalyivtd oa t"nd th'> 1)'. 'xetrisek o.1 the daLt o irnt ioned, and will be heart y v. :omedi. b)y all. FOI A S It.Al'\Eb .\i N LE. As soon a.4 1.m:4ile af'te the in j"ry i rec'ived iet a bt tlt of Chain Itrlain's iiiinenlIt andic fllow the I plainl pri:,1ted direction; -which a- om.. ( pany the bottle . Ilk C i , f Rk.., Clothing,It Dry Good , Everything to Have you ever cor "she" is, be she wife, m heart, to see you lookin new Spring suit? Our Spring models set off your figure admi Nwill be as greatly appr< looks. We've picked out so ble models and pattern. $15.00 tc J. C. Burns i No. 1 Store 210'1 No. 2 Store North S ur Vacation No Trunks to Pe No Baggage to ( 3 No Hot Rides on Get the l\ 7 ra 'Va< week'srest nilFun, Music, or ucation and last you for I ity year, at the RED] CH AUT r"- aRight at rk All for $2 10 per cer -- See Detailed Program Week Here May ('.A'SE OF 1E.\DAC.' - la ioi. n . te li c . is j ia y fon e aobiti.Thi.- is partI! -,1".1r1y rao of he1llhr. ! W no: c'.1n:iaon : of heada b( e i, a disordlred n:!U':. :'conpi : aiotion. whici iay bo Yi ' c. takin. a few do.,ci Of *rain ' T b T. Ty il..\any '. t have W *'n 'lt 1' t elief >y- takiL: -Z C., 4, a ie . are a(.y t- a: e : ig!" an1d ;: i i Owl.l 3. S oammanssa ilinery, W ear sidered how pleased other sister or sweet y your best in a trim, in Curlee Clothes will rably, and their values ciated as their good me extremely clesira 3 for your inspection. $22.50 & Company N. Laurens St. ide Public Square atHorne eck theek Dusty Trains. lost Out of :ation Days 7 lures of a big with loads of nspiration, Ed Relaxation, to he rest of the PATH 'AUQU A Your Door" .50 and the it War Tax for Further Information 18 to May 25