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LEWIS and LEW Eye Sp c' lists Opposite stoffice Laurens, So. Car. Iischee's Germin Syrup will (tluiet your cough, soothe the inl flainination of a soro throat and Ilungs, stop Irritatio in the bronchial tubes, insuring a ( iod night's rest, free fromt Coughing a (1 wil ft y expectoration inl the M( 'A'.I Alade and sold inl Aierica fif; y-ltwIo years. A won derfu I I cseriplion. assisting natu1re in )uIi ng tll yuirl- general heallith and ti 1wiig off tie disrase. Cspet lally u1 eful in lung trolihie, asthinia. Croup, b-rnchilis. e'tc. For Sale h) Powe Drug Co. :" ai 90 ceits hof ties. Winthrop College SCIIOLAIISIIIP and ENTItANCE EXAMIN ATION. The exainlnation for tlie award ol vacant scholarhips in Winithrop Col lege and for (he ad i ssionl of new Students will be helhd it the Cotyiitv Court Illos oil Friday, July .5, at 11 A. M., and also on Satirday, july ;, at 9 A. M., for tIhose() who wish to iake up1) by examination's additlonal tinits re(irIIIied for full adiission o I the Freshinai Class of this institution. The exainiiation oil Saturday, Jily 6, will he Ised only for making admis Sion units. 'I'e Scholarships will he awarded upn011 the examliiat Ion held Oil Friday, Jily 5. Applicants imist not be less than sixteen years of age. Whenl scholarships are vacant after July .-il they will he awarded to those making the hig'hest average at this exalin inla t lon, provided they illeet the conditions governing the award. Ali pliennIs for seh ola rshil ps Should write to IPr1ideI .l01ohn1sol for seholarshipi examillation blainks. These blaliks, piroperly fillerA oul# by% fthe. apiennt,11 hu11ld he filed with lsldent John Son by .l Sy 1st. hiolarsits are worth $100 and free iitioll. The l ext (.smlion vill op iin ; 1lhem ier I R, 11s. IPor furt her inl foinmathm andi entaloguew, afthlross Prcq idenim 1). 11. Johnson. Itoek 11111. S. C. 43-5t Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVWS TASTJ.1IXSS chill TONIC, drives out l'5alnrin.euriches the blood.aidbuilds tiptle sys. temn. A true tonic. For adults and children. 60c W. M. NASH SURVEYOR* Terracing Leveling Drainage NOTARY PUBLIC Gray Court, S. C. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Emnbaner -Nils aniswered anty horur day or night. Iinp s on,Cooper de Babb Attorneys at Law. En Practico in all State Courts ?'ampt A stentloon Ulven All BusIness -1. I!. DIAL A. C. TOD!) DIAL & TODD Attorneys att Law LaiurenR, S. V. PRACTICE IN ALL~ COURTS L.ong T1 ime Loans Negotiated. Abstracts Prepared. Dr. T. L. Timnmerman DENTIST Laurens, South Carolina Offnco in Poplles Bank Building. Blackwell & Sullivan ATTORNEYS AT LAW " lJpt aittenitlon givent to all bjusiness M1oney to loan OD Itcail Estate 41.:; Phono ' Res(idecelC Phone ML M~..imons BUIldIng 1. ilFeathlerstonel( W. BI. h uhtht .\ttornes at Law l2aulrenal, S. C. - 4Min ', lifruustedl to Our tart ;Iice over Palmeiitto Hanik I aithei~i~one will spend1' Wedilru nay of (each week In JLurensH.) J. ROY CRAWFORD SUltVEYOR flats, Tracings, Blue- Prints, Ete, talephana 2690 Clinton. 8. C. THINK OF WHEAT IN RELATION TO LIFE Every Bushel Saved Now Will Supply a Soldier With Bread Until Next Harvest Columbia--O18 bushel of wheat will care for the broad needs of one man from now until the next harvest. This means that every bushel of wheat that is saved in this country by the substitution of cornmeal and other cereals will supply an American or a British or a French or a Belgian or an Italian soldier with bread until the present crisis In the wheat situa tion has )assed. Wheat must now be considered, not in terms pf dollars and cents, says the Food Admitnistration, but only in its relation to human life. Before the next wheat crop is avail able thero remahis more than two months in which America is required to feed her own people and to con tinue exports of flour to the fighting front and to feed the people of the allied countries. Tho Food Administration asks ev ery person in South Carolina who can (10 s0 to alstai front the use of wheat flour In any form until the next har vest. SWEET POTATOES AS ARMY RATION Big Market Opened to Farmers of South Carolina as Sweet Potatoes Will Be Boudht by Camp Quarter masters. Coluimbia.--The Conservation and Production division of the Food Ad ministration at Columbia has been advised by the Acting Quartermaster General of the Army at Washington that sweet potatoes are now a substi tute componefit pf the Army ration, and can be used in place of white potatoes. Last fall a coniderablo quantity of sweet potatoes were pur chased by the Camp Quartormastor, especially for Sout h-amps. and the purchaso of sweet. potatoes will very likely be made on a larger scale this year. This opens tip a new and rea4!y market for sweet potatoes. ft is sug gated, in the letter received by the Food Administration, that growers of sweet poimoes in South Carolina com muneate direct with the Camp Quar ternaster of the camps located in this and nearby States and offer, sweet potatoes at the lowest price per hun dredweight. Sweet potatoes sold for Army ra tion must be sacked and delivered at camps in car load lots, and prices named should be only for potatoes in such quantities and delivered, freight prepaid. PLENTY CANS AND JARS. TO PUT UP PERISHABLES Food Administration Gives Assurance of Ample Supply for Forthcom. Ing Canning Season, Columbia.--Assurance Is given the people or Southt Carolina by the Cont servation and Production divIsion of the Food1 Administrationt that not only wvill there bo tin cans ,in suffi cient quantity for canning during the forthcoming season, but that an ample supply of glass jars will also be avail able. It is also assured that water glass may be soeured by all whto de sire to put tup eggs for winter use. Any locality that may be short on adp of those necessaries for canning and preserving. fruits and vegetables and for putting up eggs will be put in touch with sources of supply if inter estedi persons wvill write the Food Ad ministration at Columbia. Jobbers andl wholesalers in several of the larger cities of the State have laid in ample stocks of tins and glass jars, and the list of these is on file with the F'ood Administration. The drug stores in the smaller towns may secure water glass for the retail trade fronm the wholesale drug houses, or if they cannot stupply them, a letter addressed to the Food Administration at Columbia will solve thte problem. Annotuncement has already been made that ample sugar will be avail able, to be secutred oit a certificate sys tem, foi- cannIng and preserving. ODD FELLOWS ASKED TO GIVE UP EATING -WHEAT Columbia.-LTodges of Odd F'ollows throughout South Carolina and the individual inemblers of this great or ganization have been called tupon by the officers of the Sover-eign Grand Lodlgo for support of the program of the Food1 Admilnicttration to save qhoat. All Odd Fellowvs are urgedl throtugh the Soveireign Gi-and Lodge to voluntarily abstajn from the tuse of wheat foods until after the next har vest. Ther-e are in the United States about 2.300,000 0Odd Fellows. The membhership of this order- In South Caroliina is very 1large, and1 there will no doubt he a rgenerous and a patri otic response to the appeal to save wheat to help feed the fighting forces if Ameriea and theo allies and the people of the allied countries. To wasu.e wheat is to waste young American manhood at the front SAVE~ it. .. * ** * * *U. **@S..... PINE RLUFF NEWS. * *S *e * w*,o.W 'ine Bluff, .lay 2l.-On the evening of May 2'ti, thu closng exercises of Pino Bluff school wero rendered in a vCry pleasing way. The following program was given by the school: Oplening Prayer, .\r. John F. Grillin. Song--" \Velcome" By the School Weleone Kate Cole and Irvin \Vhlteford "Aly Bit" 'Willie Klugh 130azman "l'ast and West"--Alazelle Campbell, Viola Davis, Kate Cole, and Ada Whiteford. "Flag Salute"--3. C. 11111, Barrett Cole, Siam Coats, Eva Cole, M1a zello Campbell, Mary Davis, Viola Davis. Dialogue-"Doctor and Patient" Furman Campbell and Al. C. Ilii Soig--"Flowers are B3looniing" By School Dialogue--".Taking the Census" It. S. Caipbell and E%-a Cole Tableaut-"Tenting Tonight" Irvin Whiteford and Willie Klugh Recitatioi - - Aliss Alag!gie Iceks "The l'eter Town Proposal" Nellie Uoldoin and Ernest Nuffz l'aiitoniine-"IIoni, Sweet llonlie" Aland Davis IIow to Win the War"-.lazelle Caipbell, Ilaret Cole, Flrian Caiiipbell, Al. C. I1ill, Sam ('oats. Al a ne ii' Viola ba'is. Ite itaio "--Sevic 1lag" Alaule iJavis Song -od ae Our Noble .\lvi". Song 'lhe i1,tnil of a .hatle.- L)ay" Alatil, Violt and lEva Cole. Tableaut--"The (rea' mst .\lotlier in the Worb"--Aliss ilaggie leuks. aid Willie N. lBoaziman. Pantomiine--"'lie Star Spangled Ban lier". 11ialogue--"The Train to Alauro" Maide 1Davis, Cecil Coats and Eu gene Whiteford. I)ialogo e--"Potato Ridge Sehool l-:i'iest loazina n, superiit endent.; Nellie (oldeni, teacher; l'upils: Evra "'ole, .\aie 1)avis, .\I. C. Hill1, Purianl Canlipbell, Alazelle Calinp bell, Isawneu' Whitefl'ord, liaret Col'. alml Sami Coats. Clf!sinlg Song "Ou Lesn re Done" - - Iy School ".(ool I'- .\lam4lt 1)avis, Viola Daxis, Alazelle (aiiph1ell, .lary Smith, 1 ate- Cole an Ada Whit ''fold. The loetor A wiy Froin 11ottle WhenI Most Needed. People are often very much disap pointet to find that. their family phy sician is away from home when they most ieed his services. Diseases like pain in the stomach and bowels, eolic, and diairrhioea reftiuire prompt trea ment, and have in many instan veEs Proven fatal before medicine could be rioe.,(d or a physician sum inioied. 'Thte right, way Is 10 keep on hand a botleI of Chaberlian's Colic and .I)iar'lhoea liviledy. No physi cia ean c1prescri be a bet I err - rTmedy totr Ihese (Idiseises. IBY having it in tIm house you escape much pain and silf leinug aud. all risk. 11iiy it now; it ouay save l it'.. L ibmeraty Loans Subsc54'ribers ait (I rat. 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Welonocl.... .... C. II. Tya.r............' 0 J. l. W\leliaefick.. .. .( W . i.t. l yo n .. lie ..ii .. N M . i. L. silh ..t t .. ..ie ofte. I v 0 W. 1''. M a.linto.. .. on tle sa.i J. a .\j. Wa l r a aI s are .. .... . F\i IN~1i ini bled TT~i saidl : tat iTle ot ic that n' thei all -lsyOi .lulmy, 19aii, a v ,i rnd e lea tein ill - lienu of my lie ni o rbnd e a doimm t uin dulybaroe oi' La revrcounty. te. o'cliak, a. roto a vonthe samllett <hiy(1 May 29,s 1s1Arlo listrat. Take Care of Your Tires read America's greatest need is for ships -more ships. Every available vessel is being utilized in govern ment service. Many ships that have been carrying rubber from Sumatra and Brazil have been taken for active trans port duty. T This will necessarily force a temporery cnrrta.lnent of tire production. So, make the nmost of the tires you have. Use good tires. Take good care of them. Keep them in perfect re pair. See that they are properly inflated. Increase their mileage by careful driving. Keep out of car tracks and away from bumps. D~on't scrape the curb or apply brakes too suddenly. Get cuery ile your tires have in them. Only in that way can you be assured of your car's continuous service. United States Tires are Goo d T1 ire s - r ~T ra e F101;7nt S or a-----. . .. -1 - . ..0" % 44 pX 17,) f 141 7i lr AN INVITATION AWAITS YOU AT Hayes 5' & 10 Store Toe .okO e h odBran /~ i!B f f e redNYu ( urng heMom l J.rw I -. '. al. *J , 7;.50. $I.00IH * 'T. ' lir it' na n* . jie--t \' !s Tit -.i... ''. 'i-.n1i ............. ....w....llf had ri a) in A.:'.'e Hayes 5 & 1 Cents$Stor