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Dr. T. L. Timmerman DENT11ST Laurens, South C.arolina Offleet In ZPMWr~ ncRrAk Runi l i ng UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., ,Undertakers and Embalmers C'Ali. aane - reA; 'hontT As or nichit Simnpson.Coocper & t't A:tcrnys at Law. Blackwell & Sullivan ATTORNEYS AT LAW in irl:;. W. M. NASH SURVEYOR Terracing Leveling NOTARY PUBLIC Gray Court. S. C. Paint Your Car Make it look fresh and clean. There is no use in riding in a faded car when- you can have it freshened and brighten ed up for a very small amount. Have it paint ed in Laurens. Our Work is as god as the Best 'Waldrops Garage Near Depot Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists refund mone i PAZO s to cure Itchinid.BreigoPrtungfes Instantl y relieves IcigPls n o a e restful slee after the rst appication. Pric 00c For Weak Women ln use for over40~ yers! Thousanids of volunt.r y letters from wvomen, te! - ing of the good Cardui hans done them. This is the best proof of the v;du~e or Cardui. It proves th~at Cardui is a good medicine for women. There are no harmfiI or7 41:abit -forming drugs in Cardui. It is composed only of miild, mnedicina:l -Ingredients, with no bad after-effects. TAKE The Woman's Tonic You can rely on Cardul. Surely It will do for you Swhat it has done for so many thousands of oilher women! It should help. "I was taken sick, seemed to be . . . , writesMrs. Mary E.Veste, _of Madison Heights, Va. S"I got down so weak, could hardly walk ... Sjust staggered around. . . . I read of Cardul, * and after takIng one bat tie, or before taking quite all, I felt much better. I took 3 or 4 bottles at * that time, and was able to *domny work. I takeit in the spring when run down. I had no appetIte, and I commenced eating. It is the best tonic I ever saw." Try Cardul. CAll Druggists - XX.18% HAD HIS DESIRE REALIZED Clemenceau Wanted to Come Into Con. tact With the Private Soldier, and He Did! On one occasion when Premier ('itien',tu visited the French army ' at the front, says a contributor to .c Sais Tout, the gener:\l who was his hlst ig r.steit : sightseeing trip, but he premtiierl tlet'lined the invItatIon. "General," he said, "1 did not comee !h 1 :" n toutiist ; 1 have only one i i' e. anti that is to cone Into el! ree t 'Peronaal contac t with the private 1bor I wsh to see htita as he faces 1 eitor." was tit, reply, "it that. At post 8 there r mlI t'eters between tihe r' ary'." u \ " :''di C eleneceau. "1 c reigned In the ? n1 th' s hlit'rs stoit, 1un t1 _ " .ver th 111t1 o ." w e'e t iredi an 1 eeply .:1 r. 'Ti hese toeini - e lint' os t i. lt' :i :,n, :11 th at for t - : he noubl hav. 'h ' 'n r ner :iit't lvn elii a ry. T re for in n -onet hl was not in - t-L he a n te an k, .I1-:k -tg ni l~ ie '. wha ---"iiut l~ A ., li hl "niglti'ee sh llt, i tt the Iont r''. ":'an't nt'i .. r'zi inc 1:,li' 's crii1zt I.'? . nj'tiw Iiwh roing?"ItIsIn Thle r never dubted that tis h:' aved the 11n:1n who was i. :ir. to h-:ail Frwe to victory}. liethw treated Ml. I'leinencealu like a c'ilnrad1e. The prenier had been near ind fl to the private soldier; he iad] ca int direct personal contact with him. Ils desire was realized.-Youth's Cn:n{'anion. CAN WIN DESPITE HANDICAP Wounded Soldiers Not "Out" in the Battle of Life and Do Not Ask to Be Coddled. "T hav1e foutndl that you do not need handIs andl feet. bult you do need conur. ag" ranil character. You Mnust play the g;ame like a thorotughbr"ed," stlMihe )'igatheotr aidl conference (In reconstruction. "Y lt f t llw l l nw how it is In a handleap rare. . haindlfenp is put ont the hors that has Iproved hiself, s that hie ma:y not insat, the others too easily. lPut thle horse with the hlandl- 11 steoet e n "Y'13 feliio s :re barnlieapped, but }Fit kn:Ilw y0u un ite igh 't. YoU have bee'rn hain'liicapped by the Ifun, h1., " 1b1 n t w i i the tight, I'or mo10 t of y'"u it will plrove"i to be Gotl r' ren1'tI ble..ingL, fr i few 11nen1 be..in to think ulntil the"y li1111 thetaslveuQ{ : ~lta atl' a t ".\1 o l ou tto-r fo'lks do1n't Itreat:I them h' .t-, l lk' hablies !" Triat tlwm lih' wha t , - hav 1', proved thim t "l1, t b n ' po -. i! 1lin. I6,.l't e"' 1 bi tem T'h y woi ra'ir-il,.-r.wnf! e The I i ni ofi' i l i - .\mi-rie I,.r a''r Teay ea ae~e h! b nei.ihti tln .:.ho l Ghos't Altogether Too Real, of Su'ir ltliary Ti~irin wa:s ini "Ilamilt," se'izedIW II with a'volenit flt or snee'zing, but souight viiliatlyI to go on with hIs 11lies, I 't'rtb gi ving a new aind ciirI ons r'endeilrig tot thle wordts: "H'lt ' -ntitotu!-I amii--nsehotu! ---I thy fathe tr's' --aelhon !-ilri t !"' The hiouse w~as In ain uproar, andi~ when next the ghost appearedl a ehorus otf sneezes resound. nil frtom thle gatIlh'ry'i and antther e'pI itnide oft the grent trigedlan went from the subllinte to the rIdleulous. PlantIng Trees on Wall Street. They are preparing to plant treems along Walttl streent for soldlerst fromI Denmark, but thIs IDenmnark'Is a town In WIsconsin and whIle there may he hull1 s andl lheuars a lso ont t hIs Wahll street they are not the ones usually asrsociate'd with that thoroughfare. TJhese memrial'it t rees are beIng plant ed( by John .Jorgensen, aecording te n rep-ort to( then Amerienen l'oreal ry as. retglste 'rig on a itilonaI honor roU all such trae set out. ACTION BETTER THAN WORDS -low 1.leutenant Colonel Whittiesey Answered the Boche Demand That He Surrender. Lieut. Col. Charles W. Whittlesey, h 'ommlander of the "Lost Battalion," .1 ind winner of the first congressional a tielal of the war, has been dubbed I o-to-1Bell Whlittlesey, because of his - 'epuated pithy answer to the German Ieitnad to surrender. Now comies 'eut. Arthur Mc Keogh, adjutant of he battalion, with the cotmplete story hich he tells In Everyhdy's. "As tmatter of fact," writes Lieutenant i('lKeogh, "the colonel sent back no uritten answer whatIever. To those Nearest himn he (lid suggest that the .('(lies cotihl tale the well-kiownt e:asy lescent. Iut the most coinplete, prie leii and sii ial Id aINwer' that could mve Ilteen finiile to the (erinan pro. iisail he mad8(1'e as he tinilheri red:ling the notle. "On the siele of the hill 41ur1 nirlaNne inison -agent had14 spreadl out hlis pnne l it i ite the hattalion's psition to be dlivisit oal Mlanes that had been try g t <ra) Coa tge Mylin.-rs nl 'll f o iIre ntoe'h of the ent Aid11. T''ait lpan.el was t" n ie itu'l ateral n1"th rini:.: e. In I lre ths::n si feet 11n. , iIlIrt'liive, writh it x etui..n of it sinl 11:1.1k ltatc h, it \\:w wh" ite. InI hr Iht pr ang into lthe loni's n:112111iiin1 hat in tlin i'tis n ipately Elf ir 'h"'n rtulut. the big signaIl de-vice na s Ia ly v Elf iyibht' in teb i't IteI h linei . \14i was whuite. .\lessa e' s :leg.' fa11lr \ : g 'es's Itial 1t11.g hat} it, Itt 'o wsl , bu\'., it :iptel the . 4t ''It) v ini k t h i-al'.'t ,:11. f rill surrt1d1 111 t "\\'hlit irtlt li'It tken in at onie. "11'hnt \llwords l b111 lf ha iIve been rs NILL NOT BE MADE RELIC lemenceau's Coat to Be Missing From Collection of Mementoes of the World's Famous. Aparently \i. 2leneeann's praec inil 11191 nt1lInh te of show are going 0 (le rive his nelinirers of the right if gazintg nt the faIntotts perforated( 'ati n11l wais t t in one of the l' ris i seums, for this is not to be in '111le1 'iiiun g' the r lies of };re ltness or i future age, like Nelson's oat a(1l Ihte Napoleon rol le There have ben ('mie very curious souivirIIS of the( ndl, apalirt from the haIlf-smnokedl '1gar's of royalties whlehti are treasuredl It sola. Most i' ' ('lr s f all u tloubtelr y was lord Anglesey's "leg." I.ord \tIgliesey lost a leg t \\'tr erloo, a.11n it is hu1rldl In the garden of the villa 11 wrhich he was taken.t In after yeit 4 tseil to rIsI tiw parties of people iite the .spot. "to View (lte grave." \ relic of i atther k-ind was (i eorie * 's fatnous loat, 3 ed. it wa a pleas. mt trait in the liery little king that heg Ilo ht-ed li iiself t eittintgen Into ihe 'ontge l t ail wirn year's before it )1g1aenatle. lof W2510 alpole's "re ori tafttr Qautey \lary's om.00 \tl~they's red hit, tile pils- which t':n :rt2 ilylt ,ii t , Id uring i is list 1 :t i;h11 , :I1a g t- - r'It ' ub h I i ing \i'i li 5 ii 'k il ito) tiu 'Iik of sorrel's" 1are '1unions.-- 1\\'es 1in :i't 1;nanl1i-m1. Mineral That Can Be Molded. - 'n-nn1'' . ' nh II:I . .\11 4 q tt' op. tjM~ ;i ls \ s : n gl j~r~ji-,.s ign j I n I- n n nn r 'y d - FINAL SETTLEMENT. 'Take notice that on the 6th day of ugust, 1919, 1 will render a final ac Jint of AMy acts and dolugs as Ad iinistrator of the estate of S. D. Ma affley, deceased, in the oilce of the lodge of Probate of Laurens county, t 11 o'clock, at. mn., and on the same ty will apply for a final discharge " bX X Z.ti ('opyri ght lot \IB by H. J. Reynold, * Tobacco Co. "',a. I N EVER was such right fisted smokejoy as you jimmy pipe packed with' Pi That's because P. A. hi You can't fool your taste can get five aces out of a f Prince Albert, coming and earlier just to start stoking you know you've got the 1 Prince Albert's quality al, but when you figure that patented process that cuts feel like getting a flock of d to express your happy days Toppy red bags, tidy red tins, humidors-and-that classy, pra sponge moistener top that keeps R. J. Reynolds Tobacco C /11 /oya Cord /1 ' T ey'e ofeon m jutwhtt A'' Veko- nte tts EREK DUGCO LSOUHR T BELL W /R from my trust as Administrator. Any person indehted to said estate s notified and required to make pay anent on that date; and all persons aving clalmi against said estate will resent them on or before said date, lly proven, or be forever barred. J. L. MAIIAFFEY, Administrator. July 2, 1919-A-50-4t the [ill handed-two puff out ofa * ince Albert ! s the quality! apparatus any more than yol family deck! So, when you hi going, and get up half an hou your pipe or rolling cigarette; >ig prize on the end of your line one puts it in a class of its owr P. A. is made by our exclusiv out bite and parch-well-yo1 ictionaries to find enough word sentiments! handsome pound and half-pound tin ctical pound crystal glass humidorwith the tobacco in such perfect condition. ompany, Winston-Salem, N. C United are G I Thing Righi ad States Tire under them the real thing. >uilt to wear-to give: cal service you want, 1ey do. of thousands of regu hat-lots of them right Sfive distinct types of for every nbed of pric exactly the ones for y Tires are good tires. T? Laurens. W. FES LUMBER COMPA MAN & COMPANY, 4 No Worms in a Halthy (mIl All childirent troubled with worms have healthy color, which ndicates poor blood. an rule, there is maore or lests itomnch distur '1 GROVES TASTELESS chill TO lC givcn reg for two or thrco wecks will enrich the bl it ltroVo the digestionl, and actas a Cencral Stro r ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will throwdoff or dispel thewornsantit he Child el in Perfect health. Plcanaut to take. G0 per t1~t ur it. tci QU c D CtX1 DU ,a aljoy smoke -MI.... r ~ I * t e S States Tires od Tires : Through your car and you the kind And that's tar users will around here. United States. e or use. aur car. hat's why we sell 'them Y. McNIEL, Waterloo NY, Lauren., S. C. olndevillc, S. C.