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Peels Off Corns Between Toes The Great Corii Looseiter of lie Age. Aever Falls. Paliness. A corn muashed, sqieezed and crush ed all day long h etweel two toes- Yolt can try the desperate, "tlheat'ei roug;-' and ti to d out and. fail. Or you asy way and u; "Get-it." IIt's'. for "(lets-it" It m oue (orIs in htad Io- get- at 1; s. t a liqluid a won derful painl(8 k()r-]lltla -it has knevi 'een suices ll i n it ated. It sot .ths oil the corni. ald drie iniud ia 1ly. 1n slead of dgin:. out I the co-rn, you peel it out pa iiilessly . There is-n sI icky pl1st r that Ioesnt s ta I, Ity " I o salve Ilull irriItaItes oIr r-]bs8 oI . Yoiu reach Ie co all ('diIy with tIe lii tle glass rol inl the cork oIf every "Gti.--It I botl . It dlot's niot hurt. the truel1 sh Try it trot and mlld e! It's a Ilessinig; itVeer fails. "Gets-It, tii( . uarall eed. money-back corn- reliovei. the oinly sure way. cost buit a trille al any13 drug, store. .\l'tid. by 1. 1awrence & Co.. ('hicago, Ill. Sold in L i ureils antd reIcoimltilende( is the world's be'st corn reiilelvdy by .u reka Driut Co.. Ibnat1renis DI rug Co., Powe Drug Co. COUGHING SPELLS BREAK YOUR REST Put a stop to thcm with old reliable Dr. Kings New Discovery That raw, hoarse tlioat must be soothed. That phlczn-loaded chest must be loosened. That cough must be checked so vo can sleen. Dr. Kiiig's Nev Dicovery has been relieving cold:, and coughs for half a century without the least disagreeable after-effects. Your druthgr~t ha's it becauce it is well-known Mad i:i lig d&mand. Try this for Constipation Keep the 'v:els on. -chedule time with Dr. Nkg's New Life Pills, the system free from p11::=ou w.ates, the coniplextion cl-ar, the stomach sweet, the tongtu uncoated, the breath untainted. Mild yet positive in action. HOLDERS OF LIBERTY BONDS atre advised to hold them. If you must sell, deal only with respon sible bankers. We Buy and Sell LIBERTY BONDS All Issues and Donominations. Write us if' inlterested. TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000 Mernbevr Fedeirali Reserve Systern ATLANTA, CA. FREE!' Paint Book "Hlomes and How toPaintThem" Contains illustrations of attrac tively painted homes, floor plans, specifications how to select thierighit colors, also information for paintmng roofs, barns, buggics, wagons, imaple ments, relinishing woodwork and floors, decorating walls. Tells about MAsric PAinT "Thie Kind That Lasts" This old reliable paint protects and beaumtifies your property and enihances its valuem. Mastic Paint contain. highest percentage of ZINC. Pealee-Caulbert Co., Inc. Louisville..Kr. - alte by Idiit 6 00 eeWee..00 * * * * * * * * * * * * * '* * * * * * * * POPLARI SPRINVS NEWS. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Poplar Springs, March 17.-On the night of the 12th inst. at 10:55 'Mr. FBd Burgess passed away. lie had been sick for some time. lie twas in his seventy-fIfth year and fought through the four years of the Civil War. This anotither of the old Confederate veter ans has answered the last roll call. Ile manrried MIiss Nilary Clbertsol lifty-two years ago. who survives him1. Ilis remnain11s were Iaid to rest inl tlie eetl e'ry at Poplar Springs church ol the thirit( nthili at .1 '. .\., the fiuera sermon ieing preached by Rev. A. 0. Cotlati d. IHe was buried witi Nl: snic honors. ho' havinig beeln a melI hwrof i Preweriton LHo&dv. 'Mrs. 11nt de:-ires to expres's herAl sinicere than1lo Io :H ho i o k tily mniiistervd to his I'va~t- din h 'iekin'ss and for alt "indl favors;. \Mr. .ohn W. Stimpson went o up lo (|!.I .' !14 Sal'irday t o vi1,it h Iis l~is l r. 1,1l a P vy. N t', and .ap. n . hills returini fro'ln Ti.--rvillo anld Greenilvb-i wl1"re she. had beenI visiting"' her son, Ier y. K. and .\lr. .. i'. SiaNpson. .\r. Albe(rt southl lost a g ood cow last. Friday. .\r. .1. A. Siinonls an1d fanmily an1d \1r. andI Mrs I- G. T. A bramII s spenI t th1e day Sunlday with Mr. and 'Mrs. .1. P). Simmtions. .\tr. and 'irs. W. i3. DaIvis were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Waiker Saturitday night. .\NIt. George Eliledge has been spend ing the Iast fortnight with his par ents, N\r. and Nrs. .1. P. Elledge. \1r. 1,. A. Abrams and his sist ers. Misses A\nnie. Mary, Susie and Mt ie lpeit Satlrdilay night and Sunday withIt thivir graitlhiiler. .\rs. I ii gstonl. Mrs. Idia Davis and son and da ugh ter. .1. A. Davis and NIMiss Pollie Dhavis werei tihl 0n I 8'unday of' \I . and \ . W . I I% avis. STOMA' PAINS DOUBLED HIM UP al1so. 6.,1aims D ree, ;rave relief'. Many letters are received stating the gooti 'areco has donte. We print this one coining from \It. 2. G. Deane Af1112 .lain l t., Columbia, S. C., whichI says: "I suffered a'wfil pains inl my stomt ....h that would draw mle double. MN y kidnteys were duranged, the urine he ing of high Color, ieverish and pain l . I have taken three bo ttles of )renlco and all Ilt'se t roubes ar 'e omt ple-tely eased. Ny wif'e is a.-lo taking Dreco now." Drt ei acts on ile kidlys and stops tIe backache, dull, tired, dragging down paiis; relieves constlipatiotn: as Aists IIhe' stomach to digest thev food; eids gas imise'ry; releves dizzy spell,;; biliousness; coated /longue; had taste and14 induces soitid /rleep. lDrero I a omintono mn Iedi'in:l plants, vhlidl ha ve a dirct fTifelt ol lhe vital organits. Ikeing a tiaiosal hterb iedieinle, it acts inl a natural iway, so that, the effects a re IDrieco is ntow~ stold bIy all dr uggi sts h-ouightot the eotuntrty attd is highly *9** ** * ** * * ** 4* * * * * .ll'SIIOVE~ NEWS. * * 4**9*** * *9** * * ** *9* * * lttgrolv,N.lartch lii7.--W'te are gladl to se' lie wveather' improi'tving. We hoipa it wvill stay cleat' so the farnmers "a start ill worlk in the filds. llt'r. J1. It. Willims plied his atp pitmenilit at Langston Satur tday anid -uditlay,' altlhough~I he hadl a stnali ('otn gr'egaition. W\e (enjoyed Ihis setrmonis very3 much. .\laisteri Itobiert Sanderts iinderwentI ant oiperat iont for' apphendlil'itis Saturtt dayi ntighit. lIeI is imiu'oving taidly and' we hopje lhe wi oni he wvell. .\iessrs. iD. A. Gli a, W. MT. M\yers and W. It. Anitdeison werte butsiness visitoris In the city Saturday. NI issIes T Itt anrd 10 tel I ilt wVerel lthe ret't guiests of NMiss Niarijoie NMts. C. A. Owvens andt dahiterit's. NMamtic anid NIna werie thle spend-t he day guests otf .\lrs. .J. I. Sander(1s a ftly day13s ago. .\lisse's NMauide Poole, Clara Prince andt~ Messrs. PIerce Myers, Paul Prtince, anid fGloyd Poole were the gitests of Niiss Ruth and hIra hioht Mrs. TP. J1. Snyder' was the guest of heri dlaugh ter, Mr is. 0. J1. Poll recently. Mrs. W. M. Myers was the Sund~ay afternoon guest of Mrs. WV. R. Ander son. i'rs. It. Ii. Olenna went to Spartan liturg Stinid -y to lie at the biedsld e of her sister, NMrs. Wessoni, who Is eit lea-Illy ill at. Steedly's hospital. We 'oe c he w.Ill soon he able to( retur in home. L anugstn s(hooI l)pened last .\lon (1by wit h a good attendance, and Nits. Nirs. W. A. Gltenn spet Wedniesday aft erniooni withi Mrts. IR. 1. Olentn. NMaster- Y. A. Sanders aijd WillIam 01lentn ar on ' thieI sick list I thIs week. Nit. Yanev Owens was at home for thn wnnek..nmi AUSTitIA'S WAR PLAN 15ACKED91 BY GEltM1ANY Serbliattn Minister AlIves Out Doeuments Sliowing Berlin's I1esiionsibitilty. Paris, .larch 12.-Two dispatches seit iI ciplier by Count Von Szogyeny .Marich, Austrian ambassador at Ber lin, before (lie iwar to the Austro-Hun garian foreign ministry, showing that (ermany was backing Austria In her war-like attitude toward Serbia, have been iLLade public by M. It. Veziitch, Serbian minister to Prance. As print. ed in the Journal Des Debats, the mies sages read: "Berlin, July 25, 1914. "It is generally su p posed here that a nlegative reply from Serbia will be followetd on our' part by an1 immiliedi 114' doclaration of wrIt* and military operattions. Any :lijourninentiof mil ilary operations woudh Ib conlsidtered here as very dange;-rouls ()n accounit Wf inter-ventionl by* oth1er powers. We are.( counslelled with the( 1"reatest insi vnce to pmss iinindiately to actionl and tis uit ilh ev wori in tace of an a(. coill ish (I fact.' The second dispatch. tuarked "stric ly See't, says "llerlin. .11ty 27, 1911. '"'ht Secretary of State has just de1rv hlred I Io inl v pos).;itfi vel y, but und (1er Ithe sal of most Siriet Secrecy, that very Soonl evnlly1CO1IRS pliov'ositionis of mediation from Iwgland will he brouglit to the kn owledge of you r excet elcy. Th( Gerntan government assur mie ii thlie miost convincing inaunner' that it ln no wil Identities itself with these propositions, that it Is absolutely agalinst sihe ir being taken Into consideratliol and Ithat It will only transin1it tiem to Itu, t) give effect. to the iligtisi request.'' .\iIIis tr VesInitci ten tiotes ftie message selit 1ily :0. 914, from Sir El'dward Gr e y, the BriIish foreign muin - Isttr, to AlibassaIor (oschtiten, at Ber lin, offlering, if the crisis passed, to take the initiative inl aln alalgetmeIll Satisfactor'y to G'ermaniy. Tle milis ter says that neither Sit' M'dward (Gty, Fortign Ministe I r S.zonioff, of Russia, ol' Pitijet' \ivian i. of France, thienR1 knew positIively Ithat Geinany Wanted war. Tlh minirter concludes: "!f ' any ,m ils increduliols let him iiediate iiVon tite foregoing dociu ilents." FlowerI Pots inl all size's from the tiny tVo inch pot for starting plalnt..s uip to the lar1-ge four gallon siZe. Pr-i('es fioml 2 Cents u11p. S.. .. & 10 .11. W'l (E S & CO. Statemueit of the Condltion of the LUCAS BANK, LIoented at LJturens, S. (., at. the close of blsilless Mtarcht 4, 1919. RICSOUlOCS Loals and lIscounts . . . $ 25,215.39 Overdrafts-- ...........120.01 lionds and Stocks Owned by the Bank 1...........1,000.00 Furn itur ie and Pixtures . 750.00 Due from Banks and Bank er .. .. .. ..8,2199.1 Currency .. .... ...... 1,590.00 Gold ................ 470.00 Filver antd Otier C oin .. .. 13-1.55 Checks and Cash Items .. 981.6j7 0O heR -Itesouirces, viz.: lai hellty' Ionds ( Sub scri p tions of CuistoimeR's) . . .. 5,83I1.2( Capital St ock P aid In . ,. ..$ 1 0,000.00 t'ndtIividdtI Pr'oftIs, tess Cuir Renit Ex.~penises andit Ta xeCs individual l)epiosita Subject to thteck .. ...$19,591.51 Sav.tings lDeposits5 11 ,I70.35 Total ... .. .. . 41,317.82 StatIC of Southi C'arolina, County13 of b ailuns. lle'foi'e RmE (ame .ilC,. Y. Sit greatves. ('aslthir (If the abIovi naimetd banik, who, bi'ng dly, sworn~'i, saysS that thle above and1( ftor'tgoiing sta it'ment is i I i'(ie coni til ien of said banuk, as Rhlown by thie btookis of saidl banik. S worn to( andt I lS'R huscibed betfore me Ithis 121th day (of .\! rtli. 1919. Notairy P'ubli. It o~rreict A ts:.\.Liipln ,O TifRIf (Wit ST'l'(MLAE iI.'I"l'll ES. iare' tie resut to(f year is of 'xprit ''ece In battery making anrit limlr'ovemelitnt. Thliey ar'e wIthlout Idoiiblt Ithe striongest miosl dur table anud (el ttlint hatIteries to be hatd any3where atI aniy pr'ice. We also r'echiarge antI repair bi atterles of till mnakes at Rea'sonlable rates. Starting batteries, I lithig batteI oes or hatter'ie' for' aniy or aill lpuripostes are hiere' awaItlig you, HIAJINEY 1'El('tlV (00. Opposite P ost Ollico Lnnnnt'i4 S. U' * * * * * * * * * ** * * * ** * * ** * SHILOII NEIWS. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -* * * * Shiloh, March 17.-The farmers of this community are busy hauling for tilizer and getting ready to farm. But the rain has delayed theim again from their work. We hope the sun will soon shine again. .ilr. Luther Armstrong was taken to Greenville Thursday to 'undergo an operation. .rs. 'lcmie Garrett, of Narn!e, spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. .1. F. Gray, of this section. There Was an election held at this place on March 15th, to vote on bonds to build a new school building, in which they suceveded in getting. \Ir. Bloyd Ovens, 'who has been u orking in a garage at Glinton, has moved back in our collmmitly andl will contiliuf the1v saml1e trade. Several young people of this com eommity at tended the box supper at. )ials Friday night \1r. Albert ( ;Garlington is going to have water works and electrie liighits ptiinut o his house very soon. \r. (G. I). Arm1strong. who has been sick for several days is slowly 1 in proving. .\Mrs. i'inkney and .1. It. IIelaum, spent Ni onday afternoon with Irs. 1). A. Watkins. Tin ware and IEnamel Ware-every thing for the kitchen. Our price; are Iie lowest to be found. S. IN. & E. Ii. W9I TKIS & CO. NAUSEALESSCALO MEL BEST MEDICINE FOR A LAZY LIVER ('alotabs, the new kind of catlomnel, does the work ii itout Ihe slightest utn llealsantness or dianger. You have always ,hought of calonl as the best and surest medicine in the world, but too nauseating for you to take. That was the old-style calomel. Now science h1as talien the sting out of calonel by relmoyi ng its unpleasant and dangerouis qi*ft lities, and has kept alI its good liVer-leansing and system vuirifying effects The next timno you 'are b!lois or con stiated ask for Calotabs the new naui heiduss calonel. Sold ony in original sealed packages, price thji rt y-five cents. One tabet at bPdtime, with a swallow water,-that's all. No taste, no grip imig, no) iaulsea, 110 salts. You wake up in the morning feeling fine, your liver alive, your system ui rified, an(i with a Ieat'y a ppet ite for breakfast. F)at what YOU Please-no danger of saliva tion. Your money back at any drug store if you are not perfectly delighted with Calotahs.-(adv). ANDJ The beautiful lii honey-comb radiat ~t the pleasing contour The sloping win Anderson its air of i The upholstery design over curled I springs, affording ur The 40-horsepo the accelerator witi motorist. Under never-mfai speed or creeps awa from one speed to a The Borg & Be< sure of the foot and The best car in its c For demonstrati AT FA] KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT!t Kidney troubles don't disappear of Th6 housewife of Holland would &I themnsolvos. They grow slowly bu most s soon be without food an with steadily, undovmnining health wt deadly certainty, until you fall a vie- out her Meal Dutch Drops,". as she. tim to incurable disease. qualntly calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlom Stop your troubles while there In time. Oil Capsules. They restore strength Don't wait until littlo pains becomeo b0ig and are responsible In a ~oat measure aches. Don't triflo witht disease. T for the sturdy, robust hoalth of the avoid future suifering begin treatnient Hollanders. with GOLD Allil)AI, I aarloni Oil Cnp sules now. Take three or four every Do not delay. 00 to your druggist and day until you are entirely free froin sist on his supplying you with 001,D pain. . bi)AI.,L hisarlein Oil Capsules. Take This well-known preparation has beon thon s (irectox, and If you are net or"i of theo national reniedles of ]to]- matinfied with rosults your druggijit wvill lanid for centuries. I 16n itil govern- gladly refunhl yOur toney. Lo fo ment of the Netherlands granited a tho nahewifeOL MODAL on the box sppelal charter authorizing Its prepara- mid accept nio other. In sealed boxes. tmtn and sooe. three wizet. OPERA HOUSEu-Next Week Tte Spectacle Supreme THEDA BARA in "CLEOPATRA" % ... .... THD ARA A CLEOPA PARA T rsday, March 27th. ices: 15 cents and 30 cent3 ERSON "SIX" ies of The Anderson Car sweep from the gracefully along the body sides, merging into s of the rear. dshield and new, style top help lend to this ndividualty. is of high-grade leather in buttonless plaited rair nd specially constructed spiral cushion iusu/I comfort. we Red Seal Continental motor responds to snap that delights the most experienced mL iower the car quietly glides along at high .y/at a snail's gait, easily and quickly changing nother, obedient to the will of' the driver. k clutch is disengaged by the slightest pres is exceptionally smooth but positive in active. lass. on phone, write or see L.SUMEREL RMERS NATIONAL BANK