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'N MEMfORLA\M.* * * aO g * * * ee. , ,, 00 Whereas it hath pleased God In His infinite iwis(om to remove froin our idst two of our beloved sisters and 1Inst useful nembers, Mrs. W. C. Wharton and Mirs. c. Y. Culbertson, we, the surviviig members of our La dies Aid Soceloty of the Waterloo Bap list church, beg leave to submit the following resolutions: RIesolved, That while we mourn tleir' loss, we thank God for their beautiful example of Christian living, and pray Ilim1 to enable Us to say: Iven so, Fa ther, for so it seemeth good In Thy Sight, "'Thy wVill be doe". Second. That in tihe death of our sisters, the society has Sustain'd a gi'eat. loss and ole whielit is most keet 13' fell anld realizld. Third, That we will ever cherish Ithe m1 emory of our dlear freinds , an( that the lessons drawin from lieir lives of -'.atieit, faithfiul serlvice for the lastIr :shall ever lio .11 li arts ail he anl jinspirationl 1o4) lourtill. , w' a sur the tricken .httsbands" 'mn ild 1rol ald oth-r. of their de-ar o e of (111 doceg- sylll pat.hy and ra frhem1 ('d's Sus-. taining grace. - Wifth, Thal I copy ofths)rrou tioils he isll rihed uponI ouir Iiiute )o0( '1nd1 at copy selt tthe Greenvlle News atad (;reenwood Index--Jour-nal or publicatioll aulld one to the hereaved famnilies. Mis. ftex Lanford, Mis. Fred Culbertson. aterloo. S. C. Comnittee. DONE FOl 1i.31l00C.\(V - lrance has poured out blood and reasire to tlie breaking point to make he 'World safe for demnocracy. .\lirica wes her an enormous debt of grati tide for this and als( for a Perfect eeiidy for s1omach , i ver and litlesu 1inal trottb)e foinid b3y her peasatis -I(tld tsed withI reportedl marvelolls re tits in this country. Geo. If. Nlayr, r many years a prominent Chicago hemist. imuports the ingrediits and Ils this remledy uindJer' Ihe name of ay r's Woldlerfil IReiedy. It is a mnple, hlarmiless preparation that re Oves Il atarrrali mucus from the testinal tract and allays the inlam (tion which causes practically all macli, liver and intestinal ailments, plud ing aiendlictis. One do.e will Ivince or itoney refunded. The u rens D)rug Co., and )ruggists ev where. E0WE T. REI DEAlD. nmiont Okalppells Farmer Dies of hteumtoin, -eenwood, Feb. 12.-George T. - a prosperous and prominent nor of Chappells, died at his rome re 'Monday night, following an ill s of a week's duration with pneu li, attperinlduced b1y infhuenza, eral services vee conducted at g( t,4oday and iiilerment was made lie Hlodges Cemetery. r. iteid was 'about 7i years of age has been engaged in farming and the mercantile busliness at Chap - for a number of years. lie was vely in charge of hiis business uni takeni ill a Iweek ago. r. Iteid is suIrvivedi by two d1augh1 .\rs. J. 1.. Webb of Gr'eenwwood, ainothier of Woodruff, and two Will IlCeid of Chappehls andl Cs id, an offlcer in the IUnitedl Cs navy. ASSESSOR'S NOTl'1(E 1911). C auditoIr's oflice wIll be Openf -the lirst (lay of January to the (day (of Februlary, i191i9, to make re. 5 (If personlal prioperty and( al) -sters of real estate, for taxat ion. _sII male citizens het ween the age., --1 and ii0 year'OIs on [lie fIirst of Jani ,exceplt those who are incaplable ea rnlng a supIport fiomi being med (Ior fromi1 (Ither~ caus1ies, are led 11olis, Confedlerate vet er~ans Iso all male Citizens het ween the -- of 18 and 50 on the 1st day of ntary, i1920, are liable0 to a road tax I .50 and are ri'iiredl to make ing thie time above speocified and r return of same to the A uditor Il pay to the County Treasurer at same time other taxes are paid in of workding the roads, school trus ,students andl ministers are ex edl fronm road tax. 11 taxpayers are reqiulredi to give Sship and number of school dis ts; also state whether prop~erty is atedl in town 01' country. IEach lot, t, oi plarcel of land must be en d separatoly. te(r the 20th of February 50 per penalty will be attached for' fall to umake returns on personal prop *andl 20 per cent on transfers of estate. J. W. THOMPSON, .a County Auditor. SONEY TO LOAN ON proved Real Estate ARL WILSON LAURENS. S. C. * LANFOID NEWS. * *, Lanford, Feb. 17.--Mr. C. B. Bobo made a very able talk or address to an appreciativo 'tudlence and all enjoyed it very much. We were sorry to know that our beloved pastor, Rev. J. R. Williams was sick but glad to hear he was better Sunday morning. Mrs. C. L. Waldrep celebrated her birthday by giving -her friends an old fashioned quilting and a bounteous turkey 'dinner with all necessary ac cessories. 'Di'hose present enjoyed it extremely and iwish for her many more such occasions of pleasure and social privileges. Aliss litelle Aloore has returned holile after a visit 'to McCorimich. Sergi. pugenle Miuicl, of Camp Wldswortil, was the guest of friends here Sunday. Mliss Othello Jolutson Ieturined htomt.e Mlonday, Feb. litI, from a thlree wveks' stay inl Spartalhurllg. The Flu has visited 0111 colilmullity a1gaill and last wveel( at onle timle there were six 1inmbrs inl One fam11ily inl bed withk il. AMr. '114 Mirs;. ('. 1). Cox atl four1 (4f thoir childrenl . IlouV r, they are all niow oil thie road it) Io. Mliss Othell Johnson also() hatts a slight case of illt an(d is muthbtte'r ait this writingp. The school is still progressing and I no0 ne0w Cases Of F l has tev eloped fi'om i tese, as they kept Closely quiar antined in order to keep school runl ning. Miss Virginia llarksd(ale spent thie week-end in halturells with her mother. Mrs. J. '. liiggins has been sick I witi a Severe cold fotr tile past. week. Mls. .I. it. lrailis visited Alts. Moore anld Allss Thomas in Spartanburg for [te -.week-endi. Denth Iio Cross lill Soldier. 'ross lilli, 1"eb. I7.--'i'he first ilath among the eilisted soldier1s from Cross 11111 occurred at Callp Jaclksol last. I F'1iday tmioliing. when R)obert. S. Turn e1. passed away after seven weeks' su fering of ilnelilgitis. 1Ie was t.he on ly -o1 of 'Mr. andi Mirs. itobert S. Turn Or of this place aud his deat.l is a great. Shock and grief to tile lleart strickened parveits. ils mother iwas with nitm (luring the last week of his sickness and joined by the father be fore tile end caime. The body, onclosed in a casket wrapped in the colors of the United States, twas brought to Cross 11111 Saturday afternoon, accom panied by an escort of soldiers and] placed to filnal rest in tle old Baptist Cemetery Sunday aftetriootn. Funeral services were conducted at the home by IRev. .Johnt1 G. ,Wiison, the family pastor. Six young soldiers dressed ill military uniforms who were recently discharged from service acted as pall bearers: John 13. Wharton, 1. (1. hill, Mernest Boazman, Walter Turner, IHoyle Coleman and Marskine W. Turner. hobble Turner was 22 years of age and is sutrvived by his l-arents and on-e sister, AMiss Conili Turner, to whom the deepest sympiathiy of the Comi muiity goes out ini t~lende love and1( comiipass linate sor'row. Th'le deceased was a quiet, r'eserved, and~ inloffenisive yountg man and1( was tile object of es pecial hove and1( affectiontate care~l of paren'1ts atnd sistor. WIle .he was 1not called inito service 01n the battlleieds or Frtance ite no( less sa('rificed hlis life in tihe noble1 c'Iause into0 wiche his. f11iaI liotr Itohll1 isade 1up of thos0e( whol( gave their11 all to tile cauise of wor'ld freedoml attd dlemtoracy 0on that R ~tobrt S. 'iTt tnert. LEMON JUICE IS FRECKLE REMOVER to clear antd whlitenl your1 skini. Squteeze thle juice of two letmotns into0 a bottIe conltainl ing three oitne~s of ortchtard while, shuake well, and1( you ha~ve a (iuarter' lpint or tile best11 freckle ltletr, at ver'y, ver'y smali cost. Your grocetr has tile lemnons an~d any dru'ig store otr toilet coun1ltr will su~pply thriee ounces of orchtard white for ai few cents. Massage this sweetly fra grant lotiont into the face, neck. arms ando handsi (each1 (lay atnd see howv fr'eekles andl blemtilshes disappear' andl htow clear', soft. ando wite thle skitn be coties. Yes! It is hatrmless. Citation for letters of Adlministration)1. State of South1 Car'olinat, County of Laurenis. Hly 0. (1. Thlompson, Pr'obate Jutdge: Whiereas Rt. h. Grtay madle suit to mne to gr'ant him11 Letters of Administration of te2'l~state and1( effects of Aniderson Th'lese are thtet'efot'e, to cite and ad monlish all andio singul Iar I thei kindrted ad eeors 1SOf the said Antdersonl 1101ber1sOloniece'ased, lthat they -be and apllpeat' be(fore tme, in I the Cour t of Pro ba111, to he held at Laurt tens Conut I louse,1' Lauren~ls. 5. C., (on theo 28lth (1ay or ieua01tmry, 1919 ne 1 xt, art er pulica 1-. tion1 hereof, atl II o'i bek in tile fore-. noon,11 to sho0w 'atuso. if anty they ha1v(e. Givenl underL' my hl~nd this itht day of i'ebrutary Annuo l3 ii 1919. 3-2tA I .P .C NOTICE OF ELECTION. Notice is hereby given that ian olec ion, upon 'the question of entering in -o a contract with the Reedy River Power Co. for a period of ten years for he supplying of electric power to the 3ity of Laurens for lighting and oth 3r opurpores, at the rate of 2 1-2 cents )or kilowatt 'ho-jr per month, with a 'ninimnums paymncilt for montih of the owest amlount due In any Ionth of Irat six months of contract, :wIll be icid in the City of Laurens on the Ith day of March, A. 1). 1919. The polling places and managers of Aection are as follows: For Ward One, at the Opera I-louse; Mlanagers: Charles Hicks, John Smith Ind Gilbert Tyler. For Ward Two, at W. W. Martin's Stable; Managers: H. AV. Martin, John Dunninghamn and Jeff Chancy. For Wtard Three, at Orr's Store; \lanagers: Scott Teipllton, Erskine lIlakely and W. P. Powers. For \Vard Four, at Finney Ilotel; Managers: George hlopkinis, J. M. luinney and .lohnl IAtngston. Forl Ward Five, at. llIcks' St4able; lanagers: 11. M. Wolff. Hlenry Wriglt tind Ed Htic(s. For Ward Six, at the Citv Power Co.; \ialagers: Phil Iluff, T. Mac IRoper uI Erskinle Todd. The polls will b opeled at Ihe houlr it (iht o* i'clocl ill hev fortenloonl anl 'l .sed at thlie hou l oi fo u 'clock in Ie aftternoon. .\lI (eclors votigL ill favor of vn er-ing into) suchl conirar.if. Shall deoposit. nt the box provided Ihlrorl a ballot. ) which there mshall bev printed or vri1,n tlhe words: "Shall the ('ity of IaIIinS eitor into the con; tact. with he Reedy ltiver Poweor Co. for Ile rlchase of power for lighting anti >ther pulposes of saiI town for a term1 >f ten y ears? Yes". All electors voting against entering nto such Contract shall deposit a bal ot on which there slihall be printed or vintten lie words: "Shall the City of ,aurens enter into the contract lwith he Reedy Iliver Power Co. for the mlrchalse of power for lighting and ithe. purposes of said town for a term if ten years? No." No person shall be allowed to vote t said election who has not. been reg ilarly registered as an elector ac 'ording to law. nooks of reg1istratIon for tle regis eriing of voters will be opened by It. Habb, Supervisor of Registration, t his otlice lit Iaurens, South Caro inn, on the 3rd day of February, 1919, tnd shall remain open unill the 21st lay of February, 1919, at the hour of No Worms lin a Healthy Child All children troubled with worms have an un icalthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as i ule, there Is moto or less stomach disturbance. ;ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly or two or three weeks will enrich the blood. imi >rove the digestion, and act as a General Strength ning Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then hrow off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be a perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle. Four CL E Ends Sa A Clean Ci best makes of ( Millinery and already low ori ignore the barg A wonderfi furnish. The si Overcoat at a r CASH PRICES make it worth r MIN' twelve o'clock noon, (when the saine tilicate of registration for this election tion shall make their return as to the shall be closed. together with proof of residence of the result thoreof to the City Council of The 'production of a certificate of applicant vthin tho limit of the City the City of IAurens as required by law. registration froin the Bord of Regis- of JAlurens for four months preceding Dated this tho 3oth day of January, tration of Uaurens County, entitling the date of this election and the pay- A. D). 19 19. the a plicant to vote In the po lling ment of all taxes assee against hin C. N. BABB, p~recinct within the Incorp~orate llimits due anid collectable for the previolus Al fesi Mayor. of the 'City of ba4urejis, shall -be a con- fiscal year. J. It. WO1RKNAN, dttion prerequisite to obtaining a cer- Tito managers conducting said clec- ity Clerkc41 Trrau'rer. 15 is geared to a joyhandout standard every ha t just lnuavishes smokehappiness on * . tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe--old or new!I .Get it straight that what you've hankered for in - pipe or cigarette makin's smokes you'll find aplenty in P. A. That's because P. A. has the quality! You can't any more make Prince Albert bite your tongue or parch your throat than you can make a horse 'f~gdrink when he's off the water!i Bite and parch are cut 11 A ~ out by our exclusive patented process ! You just lay back like a regular fellow and puff to beat the cards and wonder why in samhill you didn't nail a seon inm theb P. smokepasture longer than you care t *d re*is "andome pound and alf' pound tinluioraand| R.eynodTobae.. R J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. More Days-But Don't Wait! tINTER COMPANY'S AIRANCE SALE turday Night, February 22d. t Clearance Sale of Winter Merchandise, in which the ~lothing, Shoes, Hats, Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses, Furnishings have been radically reduced from their ginal prices. No home in the county can afford to uins without regreting it. td opportunity for returning Soldiers and Sailors to re Locks are still capable of supplying you with a Suit or eduction of from $5.00 to $10.00 over our regular Your best move now is to consult your time and noney. 0 ash Department Store