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* EKOM NEWS. Ekom, April 5.-The farmers are getting blue over so much rain and 110 'plowing scarcely (one, but cheer up, for all things will come out right. The many friends of Mrs. Jane Cul lbertson will be sorry to learn that she is not doing so well. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Moore are right sick; also Mr. J. Marvin Moore is not ,loing so well. Miss .Myrtle Culbertson hns been ut home the past week suffering with anl abcessed tooth. Miss Lizzie Ashe arrived Saturday to finish the school, taking the place of her sister, Miss Janie, who had to give up her work on account of her ,health. She has had a successful op eration and is now getting on nicely. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Culbertson have been with their mother, Mrs. Jane Cul bertson, the past week. Mrs. Wallace Is <with her inother this week. Mrs. W. L. Cooper is with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Moore. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cooper visited Mr. W. 1W. Culbertson and family Fri day. MIss Louie Cooper andl Messrs. Jay Cooper and Roy Culbertson spent awhile Friday night with Miss Lau rens Culbertson and mother. Mrs.. G. Cooper visited Mrs. Lu rante McDaniel one afternoon last week. Misses Nell an(d Janette .Pinson spent Saturday afternoon with Miss es Grace and Lonie Coo:er. Mr. W. P. Culbertson, Dr. J. G. Coo per, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cooper and little Julia Katherine, Messrs Carl Culbertson and Edgar Burts and lit-tic son Calvin, and Mir. Roy Oulbertsor were callers at the home of Mrs. Lot C'ulbertson Sunday .afternoon. Plies Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggtlta refund money If PAZO OINTMNT frIW tocuro Iching., Blind. Blee(Ungior Protruding VIl'. Instantly reliccs Itchilng Piles, and ),oil cnn1 ge. revt met) si eftcr the OrTA nVIAVpliC~Tj. I ra.e "k it's so east to have weli Painted Floon Beautifully finished floors a pride of the home. It is easy and iL sive to keep your floors in perfect cc with little work when you paint the It dries over night wiih a hard, 1igh-gloi is absolutely water-proof, does not snar and stands severest scrubbing. It corne attractive colors. Ask for "caor~ Cards and Paint Uoo@ ~POsee-GaulbetCo.,In.orporated,p.oIs Laurens Hardwa Lauren--, S. C. STOMACE Mr. Marion Holcomb, of a long while I suffered w have pains and a heavy i disagreeable taste In my i butter, oil or grease, I wou regular sick headache. I after a course of these, I seemed to tear my stoma< no good at all for my trout recommended very highly me. I keep it in the hout liver medicine made. I t stomach trouble any mc the jaded liver and helps throwing out waste materi tern. This medicine shot use in time of need. Oel - sluggish, take a dose tar * morrow. Price 2.5c a pa ~BI3I13I~LLIER' J "0A "~I~ iN DE .R BAND Opera House Tuesday, April 13 Brown Emblem of Mourning. RENEW FIGHT In Egypt yellowish-brown, the hue ON PEACE MOTION of the dead le-af, is worn as the e om. blem of mourning. Wa r. To resubutit Treaty?~ ce_____________________ Wshington, April -The flght In congress over formal termination of the war will be renwed this week. With the failure of the senate to ratify the peace treaty, the house Sill vote on a resolution put forw'ard by Republicans, (declaring the wvar ended. There were indications today, hofver, that this might resuti In further de velopmnents in connection with the treaty, possibly Its resubmission to the senate by the 'president as the ad ministration's counter move. The peace resolution Is to be brought rebefore the house Thursday with a rle expen- calling for a vote Friday. Reiblicans n~fionbelieve it4 adoption Is assuredl, while MIth vetoed by President Wilson without prosiect of omtining a two-hirds vote to override the veto. hIn many well informed quarters the Simpression Is groing that either be the Surfa tore or more probably along with a t d s o veto meofe the rsd 9ight - trthtraty to thessenfroe whthsas Albenevhoshl mtveepesin arln e : akg oa.I yo feetol.Ide i ol ntsr orht Youc will touhfiteelhesifatonsh0)to-th Cogts ConsherslutormathEnitull ar. vTosumt heof'retug it re ~2 adosigon 1 prth 4ose.-This wash in conress toay form a termation th Sth. Senator b rewtchikso (lweek. Wither 'the fa'dilurte lehof theet Ssrato cthes ovaetray the house reoil vton arsltlnpu ovadb ________ 'IRepulieane telrill the warolonded. There were nyctinw aody roowever, tat issmugeh lresuted in futherod teator osIlits declbissio to n Nancy Ky. say: "Fr qutethem Isee b th mOresideta the prds eclingaftermy meas, a ost mdntr'atis coner roeuno. h iout. I I te aythng hiTet toeace enalteo sotly b ruti bdsi tu.Ibra ohv eor that hoe h rsda with rruoed basdplsan altbtee witsh adoptidnt slsurn, hileb Dolobmostptd.Iusc ratm decarehitocrnlywllb vetoedpb.PresidntdWithoywithou propet f btInngahwothrdrvt Tveto mdessagl, -theld Apriden mght re tunte aset toug thi seatin ealy so bean t useIt. t cuedrmae byteprosstus egard oingre al te tme.It s tebsthserains. ofndeed t o ulder not sr lo o avrikiedchrmel)Oatdi'tation kemenwr kid re." Blac-Drughtactson-tc stil theio itoatin ahnud the it t doitsimprtat wrk f 'vhpr landnetur to he vstraywting e a als andpoison froewtdaysy. lfighneey o~ehl or tt o the esluen he. irual a pakagetoda. youfeearm' wAtou ~V hoes wfseenting hick ight. ou wil feelfreshadotins to both hoses o his emve in Alldrugists.cantedy. Thenatorew H titedek ofaNs braskaoin anistatoeladrywo.e mother of lasahets, Rvepubwlcme guests cones t ver the. h.ouaereolu Mr. P. E. Cooper spent Saturday and : Sunday in Greenville. Mr. Geo. Bagwell was in Laurens on business Thursday. Mrs. IElvira Holcombe, of Liberty, is on a visit to her son, Anibros Ilol combe, They visited Mrs. Jane Ow ens in Gray Court Sunday. The teachers and pupils enjoyed an egg hunt on the school grounds Fri day and found over a hundred eggs. A nice time was reported. School will closb the latter part of the week and the 'parents are much pleased with the nwork that Mrs. Rhodes and Mliss Donnon have given during this session. NOTICE OF ELECTION. State of South Carllna, County of Laurens. Whereas, pettions signed by a legal number of the qualified electors and free-holders residing in Waterloo school district No. 6, Laurens county, South Carolina, asking for an election uppn the question of voting an addi tional -4 mill tax upo nthe property in said school district, to be used for school purposes, have been filied with the county board of education, an elec tion is hereby ordered upon said ques tion, said election to be held on the 24th day of Alril, 1920. at public school building in said district, un der the mannagement of the trustees of said school disti-ict. Only such electors as return real or personal property for taxation and who exhibit their tax receipts and legistration certificates as required in the general election shall be allowed to vote. Those favoring the .1 mill additional tax shall vote a ballot containing the work "YES" written or printed there on. Those against the 4 mill addi tlinal tax shall vote a ballot contain ing the word "NO" written or printed thereon. Polls shall open at the bour of 8 o'clock in the forenoon and shall remain open until the hour of 1 o'clock in the afternoon when they shall be closed and the ballots counted. T1he trustees shall report the result of the election to the county auditor and county superintendent of educa tion within ten days thereafter. R. T. WILSON, Supt. 38-3t By order of County Board. . . AA The d era There is athefto performane andfli~ therfihe eie.,tlo Thbie ombiaita of Maxwell constri And to obtain t. sncanis costly steels steels in a Maxwel That is why tia nearly 400,000 hav this year; why the Car( WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY BY MAKING YOUR OLD CLOTHING SERVICEABLE We have done it for thousands of others; why not for you? We believe a trial will convince you. FOOTER'S---Cleaners and Dyers Cumberland, Md. N EVER E1FORE in the history of the world have such aston ishing opportunities been iesented to young men and wo men. Make 1920 the foundation stone upon .which to build years of future success and prosperity. Your future is in your own hands. Will you make of it a succes sor a failure? We have started hundreds of young pe ple on the road to success. Mlay we rendler the same service to you? Write for particulars as to courses. rates. etc. GREENWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE 'd me mana"met GREEN WOOD. S C. Asheville, N. C. A. E. HILL Of Spartanburg Former Solicitor Seventh Circuit Announces FOR CONGRESS AX EL iierao o h rilatpromneo eteesaut fineMaxw e lss w pomlayta y ofthMwlte reasonause for brilliant promneo ong forawlpfrances stensdo enotdureni mnake its tasks easier. They flatten out a hill m of light weight and great strength-the ideal tction-is thus achieved. iat rare combination of strength with quality So you will find that, pound for pound, the I equal those in any car built. e rise of Maxwell has been so marked; why e been built; why 1 00,000 are being constructed sc will fill but 60% of the demand. dlina Auto Company J. Y. MILAM, Manager