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'rIE 1)t~ 1'"Y TO HAVE h Vi OICE It) Ilk~ anid Laibor .Always art.laid ilileelit "I'on ofi Worllkers~ Is ('Iief IRela'soi for Uniprecede(.iubd PIelii('es WVa i it ll, Aug. 2S. -- I''si(bItlt ilson i Vshlid aitill acl nence ofhu lnetill iilii()iliiigll ll licaralot 8vclic*. iv I 1i4-1(lclak tIi ii t a sialn billiiit coIr lli g th a in SC . v. -I n 1 , 1 m h a ' h c cI C I . d r i l s (I t o ; v I , II c ()I I q I i ( I 4 1 oI s r.~~~ ~ ~ ~ I nIIIf~.li I i bb It 'l 'I 4 k I. I' rc ab it )b. lb heI 114 1l 1i Oth I Ibl -o Iii rv b (di b Conition~ts by calli ill sx'1 ilx will t i m i 1 11 bl or itud t-li lt i ii xx.i I had ll (IliiI , It) lb biii t-~bit , fb'ib 1 i~bi~ ii 11(111.41 1 y. 'b 1011 lt1 S -i t ll n b ill 1 bv 4-1 'i lf1 :t 1w * Iilb ~ l -b~l r i II~ 1 evei oil a small scale, If the cost of Iv ing is to be lowered." .i r. Lane said that lresident WVilson sholid 1(all a con fiiereice at once With out waiting for actioi by Congress on legisl4ationl now -penlding. The econo..l ii tanlgle !S too rpdyprahn a (litUax, lie said. to erinit of ally de lay. Il V1A1-: l'--:A(Il.:("I'IN(,| . I' 'l-:.\ I, TO) ('O1I' I ('harlestonl .11n30r~ Objects tip ('401n1110 . ice DI-ecsionl. To (C-11nN1 ninn11n Charle1ision, Anfg, . _ .The il y n (erati volnvenI -ion. . whiIis .\lay .-, has Li'en - -ailld to i'eoivell e ch) ; a t i 0 lib r 1itn ll ll r s Ih -ill. as tuwy corne before. it. C onII -y t Ihe usual praclice, ilt' l iy I I Iot adlio n at i ii I L 'i n %la.r it o. h be by Ih'. presid al a t t in .,l o1,filhe rbainaanll ()f 1hw ext - ti ch i ::ill- nt u ihin t n t:\ 41 .th hil in'V fitIlt'Iw i tV t - .s t hi ill l tilwa s h in .\ u 4 .1 ii : i Ial i a ii n ui i t heii o ''i t a nii 2t'ldi be m' i . .\.Ia' n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i Iton iI prsie f h ,n - : Mnd \.Turm r 1,a nis I ba., he ill I'\ c ti e con i i t.i I t I a lt li i e start- i h i tI a i1 i I n d ;ni mi a app al to (I yd a Io a 4,11 1l lt . conivention 1.f tI I cn i ti nll I w I the ; I I' rcl. 'wh ich IrIaized th .:1dy latM\ay, t he valIid(IitIy w' t he or I niza1tion ha 1 1v i g hI I nI ( at I first; con I hid y theI Ily Ih- ar i on II, but .onI .\ I Iney represem inl . I r IlydeI t r a t wo Irk I Irepar1 Hinf th ne 1C-S Sit I|-'er an 1' ath(1 1 e crin ev idenI ce( in 1 Sub at 11imn of o om i nt IIs whichi theyIl.\ w.diIla m.\ beforwe Ih Ill oaIrt, ,skiin fo r at i i 'lo iw :a lInv i mio o - urdle of IIh( v ilIy exNce-t Ii ve r4 um:or \layltI r iyde has1im lt hal-a -:sl \ l s wanid have I n)I thlt oriei a r11 turn.4 and Grns's Tasteless, Chill Tonlic I iality an li en r; b y .1if in 1a d t, t he blood. Y , an :[;I tei l: i r .1 *JN ES N EIV S.* Jone111s. AIIg. I..1 l1st recenly1) we ~ll'vr 11.111111 to Iill t or flie death ii 5ev eral I11011 ths wao 'If offi glol f. e Mr s. WV. . t 'i'iioulghI la te. we II I n f t i t 1110, relait ions or' laoe 1111 sihe Iiio;Isiirotl t1I to tOe Nill per tolnianee IN Jer ully. Site was gi'eat ly lovedl by all at' her TII'lulTilialives. T e or it I I*I la il I Illtlls hav oiil rect)111 lI vj Thof fl'.T. paI i. Mr. an Mrs W. 11. Hill. Mr.tl tl IW. C. M iv iv rt11,1 Ii 8111 m I' A I1111 llT I . 4) Ille JoI Ian lIT tilt I I iT tI \\ it Ic * t v0 1 Is l i 14 ) 1 lit IIIII I T tllIaInd 1 ll !! 1 0 i IV iii lii "1.1-:1 flli i I ". 'T i i 0it ' It h o y ri-i III ..-m ( I oiIl' II ilol. I; W wrI iti 1 1\ \ till I iilll I W o 'IT t .it ,If I I I 1 1114 I' l-i I ~~il ie ii llid\l an \II % KI ~~' I * I I1m: Il ar e and WI i, II I T te ill f IZ .. i I l '. I . M I rI o aII ilg '1'0 WELC(nOME GENELAL. l'erslhiig 11 be G411en Ieeeit1pti) in New York. New Y"Ork, Attg. L'7.-GenlerlPersh in I wilhe 01liiall welc omled hiome by New Yor-uk city wvith a great mili tary review onl Sept embhe' 10, accord ing to plains ann otlltied today by the A cittive comiittee of Mayor Ilylian's committee oI r'e(eptiol to distingilish md gltts. The greal home coming wei come will ceontilitle frot (lhe hou r of G( etertal Perthinig's arrival onl hoard 1li1 IL'Vialiin on .londay. Septe mbe'i S, util he deilts for Wash I rig tol. Gienral IPershig is expected to ride ait, lhe ihe1ad of thoti s usa d. of oveiset s VIe'alls Who wIll mrch 111 -i(fth Avenike. Hunt'a Salve, rmxerly lItted lunts Curn Is inaran ed to atop and perian tty ro th at terriblo ichi g. , is com Counded for lilth)Poo and ' y7tr nlioney wit prow ntly roinnded w ith C q u istion if 111nt' salvo a Il to nuro itch lIe un.TeItor. nina urnm or aw other tkIn disoatio, 7W ror snlo locally by 1, i11('11s l rimtt ('o. LT OFF CORNS! Apply few drops then lift sore, touchy corns off with fingers inetn'utittr a lit! Drop a little Sretezoie on an aching coril, instatly that 4-11 stolis hutting. thuenv you lift it rihtot. Yes k niSnmgic! . liny hott!e of i'rozoni co;s hut afew cont's at anly di store, hillt is ;'Iliioll t to rem110o vvery hard-4 corn,1 :of e:'. or corn bietwen the toes, mian the calinses, willint n irritation. Farm For Sale 213 acres good farming land in hi h ate of cultivation. Two d a 'alf miles from Laur ns good road, ATTRACTIVE PRICE If you want to buy or sell a farm see me Clyde T. Franks At Farmers National Bank Cheap,quick Try toning your digestive and eliminative organs Way to stop with NR. Free your body from poisonous w a s t e rheumatis and relief is quiek. . Day s Test Proves NiR Best A"- '.vol1 Willing b h O'covince" ( if that squre, stiff. , -hin joints orWih to dd vyI n a b -1 .111(1 ra.4 bt! 41Wi . 4 W , 4 ihetrna-iMy i greatly b)n1t to if notv en-I 11 tie f 2. to to insignitiennt ritat1ll . 1.17 44:A rwl. 2,.Natkics Reiledy I NI, 'laj!. I) .Swiunds to-> good0 be trile, dorsnl't h lfl :1d 1,A p.1irIIIw (i1(11 ; it. ,.et thouand I peole who0Is I 1-r (1~ I71Y nt (1;~ y ladm ii h4o:rnalim ha'., fou4nd thait.fr 1 ~t:g 1.:ufa 4 i1111 nr doig It tod:. -1 , i h4141 h ' y 30 ;l 114a. ..yu f.till ' J 4:1. '',i.1:,v4le~~. yIu t ro 1h4 ' why not try this ipl 1 - I. t :eih rill ' a!"., ,Ir:. :et-. 2 - ho': of Nature's Rem-11 t edy < N , ..ablet) ::'nd1.' bein taking it .bi 44'114,'1'! r '. tonbIt. 1 I t i 1~~~ 0'A 1 N IY Dt ry hi yo l :-Ly, irtm, imp-i yw R ..oIl -SI I d ' t sill11.an0l1poisfnl.,\\-tthegs R.1 di. 1:1thm and ass.t Im ilion, th * bo MI- 27, gralyieene.with the i dneystun nicl howels itting viorously vni ,.:r l C~tY - -n1Nature'i Ni i T be m.a" (hIf~ inib andT oftl nn t ion t its w-irktl ll thLg l n-ot ! 4ly i~~~~ledthn toh u:-set, th stonn:!t . tIhi L:A U:o Erpn7 N:S1 Dr41 C(.dh; '~~~~~~~ I o f't h yrvut6 OFl F A MO US LAURENS COUNTY LANDS Sep~la,10:3 .M. We will offer to the public the .nous old JOHN MILLS place, now the proper of leming Bros., Lau S C. The traccon tains 807 acres arnd will be sub-divided into tracts ranging from 25 to 100 acres. i farm is in a splendid state of cultivation and a good soil for grain and cotton. The place has been well taken care of by its owners. e place is located about midway between Barks dale and Ora and is easily accessible to schools and churches. It has eleven tenant houses and one dwelling. There are five hundred (500) acres in cultivation and pasture and the remainder in woods and timber. It will be sold on easy terms and any one who really wants a home should be able to select just what he wants at this sale---Thursday, Sept. 11th, at 10:30 a. m. Keep This Date Before You and meet us with a smile at the place. A brass band will be on hand, and an old-fashioned barbecue will be served free on the grounds. The Spartanburg Land Auction Company SPARTANBURG, S. C. IN 4'ONN-;("I'IO.N WI ilt the U. S. Realty Auction Company KNOXVILLE, TENN. For Further Information, See or Write B. M. WOLFF, Laurens, S. C.