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INSt'.A.NCI: ASSOCIATION. W I'T'-: Oit 4'.\1 on the in1der. fiotd lo at liwn rliationi y-olt inla desire ithott on:- Q~a of inwirnce. \\'v i i i:y against01 2 <10. .-truct ion hvN Fire. Wimultorni or J.ihtingw-. And (10)o che a r'.'ZI1I tian any insuraite COIn0 4lny iI .:1i:enle, leninenii b we are preplr-ed to provc to y-ot th1a. ouIrs . is t e ;af'vst anitd Clhcapes;t 4ht!1 of hluan"-e known. Our as' sociation iL w liceni'd tc write inslirance in the coulities of .\) bevilie, Greenwo(. \lCormiick, !1a xens and Edgelivid. The oIlicer. aIe: VEN. .I. Fit.\SI-:II IVON. President, Colun11hin. S. C JI. BLAKE. ( Gen. .ti.. .sery. & Tr'lease Greeniwood, S. C DhECTOlS: A. 0. G'laSt. .. . . \1. aI 'niel, S. C. J. .\1. (anbrell . Abievillo, C. mio. IM. Chiu ls . .1rale A. W. Younblood .. ..od'es, S. C. . '. N. ClutitherIan . \le s' rmielt. S. C. .11. II. N 1ilio on . ..1-:< ' . lJleh , ". C. . ~ ~ ~ ~ -Il LAN. Tiu e ian Ziai an . '. J. C. .\art in .P. .. . . ' ct on, C. W. 1. W~u-on . . V%.\'1te:-Jow. C. Gre-ellwood, S. C. NOTI( T111) 1 R)EDIOl. .\ i ' ,. i a :11. are her h.g nu4 i nl rm ii. 1 to : li w 6,W. x . :.I 't i.f I 'i1 1b . I , - -.. i , Ilit 11 . t in ' .a : - 'ck,4% A. M1., or It, l'ort-,-r harr(O. \M! personsy Un iN ! .: -ahl etat< \MA: mli' ' 4ment 1 on. or before that dat. J. P. L. C. \p1 il 144. 14 ' 1 At \ Catarrh CBnnot e Cured With I- L canvxt rvaca C. -a tarri is a 1 linil in r b. - te-ral I. It. i the il 1 1 C% arh *4: a rni.Lir t.hr lion c't t - - p it, 'j. DE'LCO IGH'T w il 1:-- - 1 To Cure a Co d in One Day. Take' L.Axa!.-. O Q*o M;:i. It sl t he Coi:gh nnd :!n ..-- a:41 wvak..: off the CobL' Dru t reu0 n ny i i to re. LE . G O.->) . '. e on eacibox. 3.. CLYDE T. FR ANKS Agent For ASHEPOO FERTILIZER FE / EQUALS 0 SUPERIORS Farmers! See Me AT FARMERS NATIONALBANK * * .ONEIS NEWS. * * * * * * *~ * 4 * * * * * * * * * 4 .Jini.';.\lay IM . -.l. .1. 1". Pruitt. of \niitlrson. recIntly visited his sisters, M.\lr. .lshtta anld .\ir. To:nasv \lIr .\lr \\'alker, or I'd-: lie l. 1:1, rIecnt uet or his- blooIlr-in,-law. Mir. \\'alter .\lanley. Iliewertol .l .iL g No. 1 2. .\. V. .1., will have w ok 4in all the dIgriees of iis next com III iu l in at ion, it't Saturday ait 2 p. im. \e eXteid congr:Iti ns to \11. .Jllinnnie L e lill and Nl iss Pauline Colden and .Nll. Grady Davik and MIss .\'-IIs IOldges who weret recently mliar - riedl. .ltr. .\1CKInzie hIs retirnIZed from a visit to his son.in Oklahoma. INov. like .\lGee, of 1o la PaI. prcieachied a spleindid selmlOnl to a1 ap alie con regat ion at WValntt ; o i -ith Sitnday in April. .\r. \. T. .Jones. .ir., has finished his hool al MAldodol-rf and returne11d S .\' . ae indbte4d to our aod rieill. .\!r. 14 ('har~i, toi 5 ha l lin IrI 1h r', (' I I v I v'II. '.:::11.1:) f I*; 1 n11 .1 , 1I (t a1n1 haks a promi -ill' w roach h- on t he :,Il Stunda0 Iy 24on1 a 40 o'lik I ' ootm~in. '41. \\'ilinl~j 41 init of~ nv'2 4ille, flir. ~. II. lintilon ofl.\n Prn i1and \ s1r.J mi and \\'illil 1 1 01o f 4At. G ain her. r enly( paid us anl apprei'iative vall. IT SHOULD MAKE A MNILLILON FOR HIM Iii i nn t I iia iw r,. drui iw Iat h !n tor?!: Ig the. lift ont, U14 h *nu . e e a4. e e 1.4 ,l~'* \\ 4 1114 w h 4,n '.4 . . 1 414a ht 144!rn I..:4 'lene'14.ts (of .\ \' I4 j l'ilta a144 fitillil'' of( 4 t 1W . lst l''iday. I r. ailI nd1( .lrnil1y Pnean am l .\irs. J. r4. P it ts and family spent Suinday withi relatijves near G ray (ourt. Noti(de to Recd C'ross nitters, fled ('ross .ock knitters are askedI to) please knit the foot of socks eleven inches, merasuired by yard stiIck. They arec alIso askedt to narrow and~ take off t or according to di reections. By (10 ing th is the kn1Itt ing eommiitte CCwill be avda eonsiderable amount of work. The cha 1imin of thle kn Itting conm mlittees in the local 'haputer and In all the brianlches and ani lIariles will be glad to give any Information n~eeded ini this dhepartIment. irs. W. P. Thomason. Dirctor of Womnen's Work. .A( E FORt DRA~FT MAY E I.1181.) T.1Ik Iff Forly Years In House Coim. mn litre. Crow der Nceds ('oin. VIahiIgton, . ay 8.--Iegislat iot raisin-4 the d1at a0i' to 10 years wa. i.:u teda a ossiilit;iy within a. few 'n hs at a tuet'~ing: today of Provost \latdm GeneIral ('rovder and the -inte itilitary committee. Although ('I tal (Crowder moad'o no special It-COMmetildationl memlbers or [lhe com 0nit,20 said afterwards that the war departmenit was vonsideri tng a plan rot f:1han ges. An appropriation of $1.762,000 was as4kod lhv (eneral Crowder for ex ron9s of the draft for tihe next fiscm year I. lRegistration of men reaching lit a e of 21 will reflite hte exami nat ion of half a million mote mo-n than originally was provided for. (1a.; 1, the general said now ha.s a iotail of about 2.2G..000 I men, of whom ' )0 100.000 a r:' effective. n Dent, of the conimmittee. Oineedl toda'" tht ho Would a,4k It ho-.1e- to elinii t- f:-omI thle draft o'_. . nIcI 11endiniz amen-ldmentsl- giv i lties credit for vohinteers. In a tI \'r. I [nt 'residen f Wilsoln ' It in O mit ion to I a n 'ti'a a 'lrl t :! the menas. a : orSh: lihe wart ii .I v'11 T me , mierene on the h;i!! for reI - ) 1 f y t b uin;:I 1 ' 2(wil t be 1. inl Ilh, ho., 41 tomorr11ow with. tso I liey debate ove r t ho I .a to eX 0mll I: i Iii;st r.; from 1he n rowde Ix; Iitned that of Sh* ' ;1 Wiie :slod. d 1.:7i.0n0 is for I' draft hoard iemibers for anhlitionl1 rI' t ra in and classili T -na 'C' .I'' for clerk hiet adnd .e' ."'r fr ihyscalexaminiationl. "it i ti e d. he ai ,"thlat it o I l ,f ne :s:-y to am n 1, nno It n it' :ild tI on to 1hl e I ttal y ex ::ind !inebuin., mlen who w..Ire nii n r : : t of t fi in ( !: , 1 4 v. f ir .un :1 1 . LEMONS MAKE SKIN WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR - f. -,ol''i-* . 1 or i i (n t I ii h n . .ind * d I0.. Tillfi, 14 ,il''\i *P -Vw 441 ra n ~ . i pp r \i I hi 'll na h i mar :i. it 'u l tt nw t a . W \lia h tub 'I a d 1 : a' e te \i a hi: ar aill th vm:;i- at. .\;. .lo' Thm1ns Wei hope ihey t n il all ioi hetel again. l..\l'ItI-N'N I NSI'It \N('l-: 3 .\ \ :,, "liie suffere' considerahiy from gas in stomiachi :td colic a;ttacksi, and at diiiatnosed h s allimil t as gall btladderP I t)obe ant that. An i op(eration was ntecessary. JSom0' 01ne tesuade hli tm io Iry MaiL r's . * Wonder fl itIltmedy. Slnce taki si. t one year ago he tells -meC he has been abile to (eat anuylthin1g." It. is a simple htarmlls~s preparation that remtiov(e lthe Ca aRta! halt ts from the intestIinal tract and allays lthe the inuflammiation which ca uses pract ically all stotmachl, liver and intestinal all ments, InctuldIng ajpendielt is. One dose will convince or monecy refunded. sa u rens Drtug Co. S4peaking at Orn. Ilon. Ti. A. Cooper, Of this city, has beeni Invited to make an address at thIe Ora school house Friday night for I toheen'fit of theo Ited Cross. An ad.. mission fee of 5 and 10 cents willl be charged. Trho public la Invited to at tend, ratnt ('harges l111 111h 3Iaiking1 llsl.i ajl statemeni',it.s Against. (ov. (rami in of itld Aileptitnit I g to Ob struct I)raf. Greenville, S. C., May 1.-A fed cral varraiii for the arrest of W. 1). Heard of Abbeville, S. C.. charged whll m ankiig disloyal statenents against tie government.. and at tempt ing to obstruet the operation of the selective draft. law, was issut(d here today. Heard was convicted of a sim ilar charge last November and Is now Penlding an appeal. 1e formerly ed ited and published "The Scimitar," a weekly publication which was barred from the malls by the government. The alleged disloyal statements for vhieh he was convicted last Novet ber were contained in an artIcle pub lislied in "The Scimitar". Th new charge against him is alleged in the warrant to have beeni made ver ba)Ill y. Whenever You Need a General Tonic; Take Grove's. The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININIU and IRON. It acts on the Live:, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. IN CIT( ENS WANTED---A REPR SPECIA At Hayes l'(If t I ,\ I l l) '-. laI b '.a s 5 a u .. .\u o ( aps ... ... .. . . pIaI l 'in Loie'' rnu I rinone' l Int. A o ni I i ll ' 'er a t H I*.... .... .... Iibb us yan................. l-:mbroblery.lyanx.... .... . A goo~i('t Iortmen of L)uss ft ati ...... .... ........ .. OUR PRICES AR Hayes 5 TOYS FOR KIDS Save the Difference ...L JUST OPENED New silks in all the popular makes and shades A complete line of silk, cotton and wool mixtures in attractive colorings. White goods in all tex tures. Skirting linen And nice sheer linen lawns. A special article in a fine all linen table damask. New silk and lisle hosiery. We have just received a consignment of um brellas direct fro a northern manufacturer un solicited by us. t was our intention to return them, but ins crion pro sTh unusual value here that w ave them on the table. They are made o ex nt material, paragon frame, all stylish hiic les. Will be offered at the uniform price of $1.50. See them. W. G. WILSON & CO. LOANS !SU RANGE T FUNDS TRUST COMPANY Greenville, S. C. ESENTATIVE FOR LAURENS COUNTY. FLSFOR MAY 5 & 10 CentsStore . .( .i. .I.I8c . .5c .s SI15c S15ccand25c 60c to 98c ~ I~j'~~............lcI 5 . .. . ..25c I (~'!lV~i V~h''i. %I 5 ... .. .15c I(l................5 . c . t . 1..5c hue o I ''ti('lv tt... .............. ....25S to $1.2 l~c n 2c ISuuksu .... ... .!........... . c 5 upp rt r .. . . . . . . .1 c t o 5 03 hop ~o, ('aps. blI nIw ie.10 au 0 ..c our 15ceae &0 10oens2Sor byTrdigWir nd Ihndes wthe 5. avin ...n8 TBRTOh-Saps ... ... ... ..5c to 10c