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* ' COLD POINT NEWS. * * .* *C * * 4 *4 * * * * * * * * * * * * * Cold Polnt, Feb. 24.-We' noticed in the last issue of the Advertiser that 'Cold Point was still on the map. There is also something else to keep her on the map4 She Is putting in four tele piones. \Ir. .1lim .\. loyd, of Spartanburg, is spenitdinug some tline with relatives her . If(e will miake his fu.1ture lime ilt Summerton, . C. .r. . 1) un cant and on , 11. P., of Gfot lenntood coutoey, etne Osftti yi inst MI%.-efe I to see Mr. 0. C. Dutcan, r who has heen lasick f souw thneC. hei y wet. - accomlpanied~ by .\lto. .Am% Illu -Ctapt. Simw i:. (',au1!..: ,m!1. of, Phil adel phia . i vis lih m, oi i lheri, 1, .ii. I c i 1t (I 'n ti l [I i tt 1tt1 L'O itiitiiIty .\ir. ii~on Nichols,,. the invi nlor or the I'iberty coto choSpe, was over fromlv ior, to sue his familty this week. Irt. . Al. Ctilninghaml went to Spar tanhburg last Saturday to see kinfolks. .ir. Toml Weatliers, of W.atetloo, re eently Imoved into our commulnity. GIRLS! HAVE WAVY, THICK, GLOSSY NAIR FREE FROM DANDRUFF Save your hatir D~ouble its hienuy inl at few11 moments--try this! .. If you car for heavy haltr, fhat glis tons 1with 1beauty and is radiant. Witth I'fe; has an. incomparable softness and is Huffy and lustrous, try Dander ine. Just one applilention douibles t ho beauty of your hair, besides it, itine diattly dissolves every partiele of dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy, Ithealthy hair if you have dantdruff. This destructive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, it.s streigt. hand its very life, and if not overcoime it. prodits a f tverislhess atf itchltg off the scalp: The hair roots famish, loosen anl (il(: then the hair falls out fast. if your hair has bee negel IetI and is thin, faded, dry. seraggy or too oily, get a small bottle of Knowlton's Dan deritn .1 atany drug store or tollet coltter for a few eets apply a little as direcled antd ten iintti's after you will say this was the best intvestiinent yo 'v'r itade. We s tincerely blieve', regardless of everything else advetisedf, that if you1 desire soft, I listrous, htautiful hait' and lots of it ---no d t uff- -to lichilng scalpt and no more fatling halr--you must. use Kniowtol's i )anderile. It even t1uallyi--wy not now? Quarterly 31etntet11 (if i. 31. U. Second Division W. .\. 17. will Ileet wilh the First laulrens a1101ptist (.1hurch01 ont aturday, l 8th, at 10:30 A 31. .\OlRNING, SECSSION. Praie Se-rv: 1(,d. by \Mrs. .1. R1. Wil liamts. l'rayers fot' - i I Ot ur W. .\l. I'. l'A. sidents. v bI Our . W. A. taeaes. (it Out' Siintatil.1 l t'ati'rs. Sonig .\essage. Dos th Inreni.'Sedt OPpotu nity' foi 'Tnti'rig thIie (ChriisIt \I(saT tt I icea se Oti Obl1)1iga Its? Air Sloan it\lahoun. .\lt. IIrt(oks Na sIt I jo itna t. .\tlr. Alif' on ('. II wo el,. s )eassion f nre 5llig a (a) GrowtV.th in, Chis~ tin fe a Normia~l i'xp lerilentc. la tt. 13:1-1 2 ((nd It 'Im. I:1-t. Alt's. TP. N. Itatrkstdal e. * (b)p lExprei' olt (of Ilel ig is Con viitioni ai Ntecessity3 to Spirii i tnI (;rowthi. Atatt. 13:119-23. Mi's. llen MeCravy. let ItelIgius Conv~ictiont Express etd 1by (a) .\or'al Actfin; (b) ser' vice for Th'lose whot Need hIs; (e) Staniding foi' iTight Princiles in S11ite of Opposition; (d) PublIc TPesthnony.' .\lt's. M~arion Ca In. ('olleetion for t~onig Creek Academty Secontd lIlvislin's aim, $15.00, Iteltoit of 'oimmIt tees. , MRS. WV. N.-AUstrlIN, Solid car-load "'White Mounttaitn" terigeratotrs just re'elveds' Sixtenn S izes to1 select from. S. 31. & I. II. WtI4lK S & CO. A Tonic Laxative that wIll remiovo the bli fromn the Ltvet and cleanso the System TIIOROUJGlIIY wIthout strIpIng or disturbing the stomtach Ia truly a Perfect Lox etlve, (.AX-FOS WITLJ PI3PSIN I, the name of p Rellablo and Perfect LaxatIve whIch soon rolleves Sick, lItadachto, Izziness, In dIgestIon, Stomnehi Trouble, (Gns aned Piles caused by a TorpId Llver and Constiption. Always uso a IReliable Laxratlve in thto treatment of Colds, GrIp and Influenza. LAX FOS WITHl PEPSIN Is a Llqi Digestive TonIo Laxntivo excellent In Its eitet on the System, buoth as a bonlo and as a laxativo. It Io Just as goodf for Chtlfdren as for Adults. Pleasant toptko. ChIldren like it. 60c. Mttado andI recomamentded to the publIc by Paris MedicI no (Co. St. Louts, Mo., manufacturers of vc 'fa~rlcznchill'i'onto IEAD OF.C.,,.& L. DIES AT COLUMBIA John FrazIer Livitigston Passed Away at Hospital Folloiving Operation. 11orn1 1in Abhleville. Coluiibla, feb. 24.-John Frgser Liv ingstoni, one of Columbia's best and Most respected ctizcns, died at the laptist. llo iltal at 9 o'clock yesterday nmorning from the effects of two opera tiols ho had recenitly undergone. M1r. Livingston was president of the Colmibia, Newhv erry and 1 ,aurenls Itall 1road, which ofllce he ilml filled sile 1 12. The fineral was held at tIhe First l1:, Pin yte ianl churchl this. after. 'tmanl a 1:20 o'clock, coidicted by t" N... W. Hllackwood. pastor. Mr. I ,ivingoin r::oked his way to t lop y althfjI aind painakin at teotion to biusiness. lie was a na S" o, .\bbevlle collity. hevoiv the' 5-111 of .1. P. and Fannille \eCa rr I,iv tuit ll. i was born Mlarch . 2, 18 69 anid wotlld have hi)O0 50 years old next Iimtoith. Ile went to work for himself when he was .hetween 17 and 18 years ohd, Iider P. 1). Mazyck in North Carolini, lhit soon came to Colimiblia aind got a posillon utiller Donald '\c Queen in the freight oflive of the old Solith Cavolina lintlroad, later merged with the Southern Railway. In I890I he went to Newherri'y as egent for the road of which lie was later to become president. Two years later lie iwns transferred to Columblia as soliciting agent. lie continued worhing for the Columbia, Newberry & Latirens 'Railroad in the capacity of soliciting and -comflmerclal agent I11ntil tle death of the late 'W. 1. Childs in 1912, whlen lie was pro m1oted to tie oilee of president to fill tie vacancy caused by the death of Mrs.lid IIe has lbeni re-elect ed e(-h year to thii. position and by his close aittentIon to -isi ness and ltel li gen t direction of tle affalirs of the comiipaniy lie has greatly improv ed -.oth the physical and financial condition of thle roa4d. Novemb1er 12, 159., . Mir. L ivings.. iln \%as imarried to .\ijs \lt ile W ith ers, who wti Iwo children survive im11. Ito is sirvIved'-1l-ro by Ii is ag ed mot h I r. Mrs. .1. .lvingston, Sr., one iir t, Mrs. S. L. 11ajyckh, tnd two brothers, IT. P1. Livingston, of Iaris. Txa1s, and'.1. B. Livingston, of Chiarleston. Mr. Ilivingston belonged to a num her of firaternal orderis. Ife was- a membe r o 1i0le iland Lodge, A. F. M.; Colltumbila (haPtor. 11. A. '\.; U lonl Coilnell, It. an id S. \.; Kn ights of Plythias: W.1de l11ampton Lodge, No. 70. 1. 0. 0. F. Ie was past comllmander of tile Columin la. commalndry Kniights T1emiilar ad a Shiner. . . IN 11,0101-I1iSt Al e oulthrea.k of Ih ll war' thle popu-, lationl of Fra ce asutlmilio s ofr se I illions have beii offeed on the abr of' fr'eedlomi thberehy lei .it li' We of Amieri a intii- lie very ermaefuil for this and (1 lor an invah1iab1le rm'iedy foi' .i-h. liver' a ml inet inal a4iments fo M lr b11 ti'l he i Iaa int 1 of f .e whichi if i-s r'epomrh hams sav'1 mian i s iAmeri'ca, lprvented thloulsands~ s. 'r. a' l opJerat is andt reli'eed inl (. W1 Miayr, for miany y'iar's a promni nlOnt Chll'an eemist. imliprt~s the in.. gr'edhi'nts anld solIs' this remedy unider lie nam ii'Of .\ayrI's WVondieirfliem ('d13. II is a s~implle, harm less iwre liaration1 thiat. r'emoives thle cat.arhial no1'ls from thle intest Iinal trtact and1( atlhiys t he t he 'in fhmanist ion ' which causes Iner(acical ' all stomachl, lIIver' and intestinal ailments, inc'luiding np 1iendlillI s. One dose wil conlvince or' imonmy refunded. 'Th e Lau reins Drug Co. and Dru'igglsts ev'erywhiere. * lii0o.11 NFWS'. IMkom, Eebi. 2I.--We arie very glad. to repor't thei healtIii of ouri conmmuinity3 very muich Improved, and hope that 1a11 miay get well niow and1( ever'yb)ody wiill surely feel more like0 themselves. JTher'e was a good cr'wd at Uniion (chuirch Suniday afternoon to heai' 'RoV. Mr'. Vermnillilou preach, but was is appointed'( as lie did not eome. Mri. 'L. C. ('ulb eirtu0n has purchased KN9CKS OUT PAIN THE IRST ROUWD Comforting relief from pain makes Sloan's the. World's Liniment This famous reliever of rheumatic ces soees -etiffness,. painful spramns, neuraigie pamI~S, andl m iost' other external twifages that humnanity suffers from, enjoy's its great sales because It practically never fails to bring speedy, comforting relief. Always ready for use, it takes little to penetrate without rubbing andi produce results. Clean, refreshing. At all drug stores. A large bottle means economny. 30e. (100 nnmd *1.20. a cor' mill, and is "nc' - ready to grind corn for every-body at his store house at Ekom. Mlsa Myrtle C(ilbertson, who is teacnliig at 1rinc'toni, spent, the week en1d with 1101110 Aks here. Acssrs. Walter l3rissey and 1. Y. Aloore speit So 'iday with Messrs. J. W. and Thornidv' Thome. Mrs. Lo01 Culbertson and daughter speit, Sunday with Mr. L. C. Culbert son's family. 'Ir. 11 . Cooper and family visited Mrs. Ioland and family Sunday. NOTICE OF ELECTION. State of South (iCalrollila, Coiinty oif jllurens. Whereas, petitions signed by a legal number of thle ina lillil (electors and free-hold(rs reidfinl,g in D)iahi school di stiet No. 1. I,aurens115 cotlity, 011t Carolina, asking for an election upon the fiulestionl of voting anl additional 'F nills tax up1on) thle property ill said w hool district to be used for school purposes, have beenl filed with the county board of education, an election is hereby ordered iponl said question, sa(id elect ion to be hel(i onl thle 5th day of March, 1919, at Shiloh school house, In said district, under the managemeni of the trustces of said school (istrict. Only such 'electors ats retuin real or personal property for taxation and are FE I Goods Going Fas Burns Special,1 February Sale $1.50 Alarin Clock .... .. 2)5( quality Ill' aclhig, "Sale 25e livlity eI I nd . 2 33 Pereales .... .... ... 25e Pereale . ... . - I 45 quaity TaleI Oilcloth. Speccial closo out of I lot C P-rice . . . . . . 11 enkes Launid ry Soap, 'Sale Special Sale1 o~f Men's wo P'rice ......... ..... Special Sale0 of Men 's Over wVorth $2.35, Sal1e Price 1 5e qual ity. Mnf's SOX, Saik I We have Two and you can save2 iCome quick. We]i E We have two i come we will show SNo. 1 Store 210 V 12--Rec who exhibit thicr tax recelpts and reg istration certificates as required in the general election, shall be allowed to vote. Those favoring the 4 mill additional tax shall vote a ballot dontaining the word "YES" written or printed thercon. Those against the 4 miill additional tax shall vote a ballot containing the word 'SNO" written or printod(l thereon. Polls shall open at the hour of 8 Sdclock in the forenoon and shall re main opel until tile hour of 4 o'clock In tihn afternoon when they shall. be closed and the ballots coanted. The trustees shall report the result. of tile elect ion to the counlty auditor and Couity stiperintenldent of educa tion with ini ten days Ilereafter. JA.\l: 1I. 1 l1. lVAN, By order of County Hoard. .313-21, NOTI(E O" EAi, E'ION. Notlee is hereby ;,iven that an clec ilont, upon the question of einterinag inl to a contract with the lleedv River Power Co. for a perlod of ten years for the supplying of electric power to ile City of Laurens for lighting and oth ei. .urpol'es, at the rate of 2 1-2 cents per kilowatt otir per monthl, with a minimum payment for month of the lowest amount due in any month of first six .months of contract, :will be held in tile City of Laurens on the 4th (lay of March, A. D. 1919. Tile polling places and managers of BUR ( BI RUA (GOIN t. Don't Wait, Don't He Says: Let 'em Roll: Dolk Roll, Let 'em Roll. J. Keeps the D ebruary Sd Prices R d Hot: . ......................$1.15 Prie ............ ......18 inh) ..................18 . .... .... .... ... .... .. 21c ........................ ..1 ..... ........ .... .... ....35c 'immt 11..... .... .... ..............27c ni (inghtanms.... .... .......23c ..... .... .... .... .... ..23c allico, worthi 1'e to 20c, Saile ........ .... .... .... .... 121-2c Satle Price..... .... .... ..25c Price .... .... .......... ..25c rk 'Shirts, worth $1.25, Sale ..... .... .... .... .... ....95c tils; A. C. I,. andl F. Special, ........ .... .... .... .... ..$1.98 Priice .... .... .... .... ..100c -.----...................25c Stores in Laurens and w 5 to 35' per cent now in' Faven't time or space to I ull sales forces ready t< you. lest Laurens Street; No. I Iron Re F.BU LAURENS. SOU Alection are as follows: For Ward One, at the Opera House; klanagers: Charles Hicks, John Smith mnd Gilbert Tyler. For \Vard Two, at E. V. Martbi's Stable; Managers: E. W. Martiu, John Dunninghani and Jeff Chaney. For Ward Three, at Qrr's Store; Mlanagers: Scott Tompleton, Erskine Blakely and W. P. Powers. For Ward Four, at. Fliiney Hotel; Manmagors: George IIopikins, J. M. iainney and John Langston. Por Ward Five, at 1i(ks' Stable; Mlanlar-rs: It. It. INWIrf llenry Wright and K(1 IHicks. For Ward Six, at the Cith Power Co.; Manarro.;: Phil ilu ff, T. Mac Rope, tuall Mrskdine Todd. Tlhe polils vIll be opened at the h I If eigh o'eloel: inl lhe for~lteon tald rlosed a the hoir, of four o'clock in, lie a ft1rnoon!. elueor-; votiln il favor of en rIn in uch coni ract '1,1hall (.1osit i lh box providld 1Urefor :a hallot In whiclih IIele shall be printed or' writteni the worus: "Shaill ilhe city of 1aun'ens enter into llhe co1ract witi the leedy iver P'ower co. for the puc'lhase of powver for lighting and Sther purposes of Said town for a terim o1f ten years? Yes". All electors voting against entering into such contract shall deposit a bal lot on whicli there shall be printed or written he words: "Shall the City of Laurens enter into the contract with the Reedy Iiver Power Co. for the purchase of power for lighting and 4S & G) RY S) G ON) sitate. Bargains! Bargai irs were Made Round ti C. Burns & Company >llars Rolling. le Prices I February Sale Pi Special uei in La.dies' and (h1 Other Hlose. Ill prie'es 20c nl I .len'n Work Pants. Sale Prie. -$6.00 kind. - Aien's Sits. andl~ Overe~ats going Youii en sve $4.00) to $8.t)( a Mcien's Driess Shirts, Sale Piie '7 thet $2.25 kind. ]Buy your S $1 .00 'Wampoles Cod 1Liver' Oil. iIow~ to buIild y~ou up ......... $1.00 MleElr'ee's Wine of Car'dni Special vatlues .ini the baisemet~i E'namiieledl\i War. WVe hiave hundlreds of bar'gains ClothIiing, IHats, Shoes, Dry Womna's Retady-to-Wear, at otur immense stocks. a have very near everytia this February Sale. Got ist our two mammoth sti > wait on you. If you 2 Store Northside of Sqa icket St< TH CAROL INA Aher purposes of said town for a term >f ton years? No." No person shall -be allowed to vote it said election who has not been reg tlarlyc registered as an elector ac ::ording to law. Books of registration for the regis Loritig of voters .will be opened by R. P". Babb, Supervisor of Registration, Lt his 111ofic in Lauriens, South Care hina, on tile 3rd day of February, 1919, and shall remain open intil the 21st lay of February, 1919, at the hour ot welve o'clock noon, 'When the same shall be closed. The production ot i certifleate of reossist ration from the Board of Regis Iration of Laulren:4 Col uny, entitliig IIh( applicant to voe in t le pollinlg preeleit. withbin the inicor tte lIinits 1f th 1i Hy of Laur-eis, ,Ih:lf be a con idition prere'liiisite to obtllil a cer nttileat of registrationl for tis ('11ct00 on l r wit pro of f(1 r(:.idnl( of the pplicalllt within thI liuifs of the City 1f L.aIreis for foul ilmInthS peeding the date of (his 0l0., anid Ih pay mel of all taxes asses;'d aiaiist lilm due1 an(1 collectable for tihe previous Fiscal year. The matnagers co(uict ing said clec lion shall make their return as to the restilt. thereof to the City Council of the City of Laurens is reqiired. by law. Iated54 this tile 30th (lay of January, A. 1). 1919. C. M. BABB, Attest: Mayor. .J. I. WORKMAN, City Clerk an1d Treasurer, O.s ns for February. Roll. Zed Hot! -ices Red Hot: ibdirn'S Hose .r 5 $1.19 I'or the $1.50 kin1d. .. .... .. . $1.75 llp to $3.98 ~.98 u p to $4.98 fori t he at .. .. .. .. .. .. ..$1.69 I P'ebruar1 iy 8.ale Illies. flw On at suit or' overceoat: 5c, 98c, $1.25, $1.69 for h'irtts now. thle micine(I you needQ~ ........ .... .... .... ..90c wo8a' best fiendt~ , . 84c in all depart ments Goods, Driess Goods, id all the way through uing you may need d things going fast. acks. are from Missouri re in Burns Block. res- 2 x0