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.Citation for Letters of Admiilstratiom State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Whereas, Roxie A. Shoppard made suit to ime to grant her Letters of Ad ininistration of the C state and effects of 0. H-. Sheppard. These are, therefore, to cite and ad mnonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said 0. T. Shep par deceased, that they be and alppear before moe, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Latrens Court House, Lau rens, S. C., on the 14th day of July, 1920, next, after publication hereof, at It o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 31st day of May, Anno Domini 1920. 0. G. Thompson, -l)-2t-A J. P. L. C. o'j NOTICE OF ELECTION. state o Smouth ('arolia, County of Lin1trens.s Whceeas, petitiois signed by a legal number' Of the (iaalifletd elector.,; and fie-holders residing in Laurens schlool isti-it No. 3, Laulens C'oun ty, Soutih Carolina, asking for an elec tion u pon the (1tu1-0.ion of voting an ad litional ; m!ill tax upo10n t e fiProper;y in said sch!;Ol disti'ict, to be used for stehool pur posrs. have been Iiled with the county board of education, an ei etion is herehr ordered upon said tuestioln. saii electioll to be held onl the 5th dy .' Jine, 19:0, at Woolrow Wilsoni buili) ding, inl said district, e lwem n g m n of f!b0 trusztees of saitd school diIctt. Only such ele'tors as return real oO :011 irsona 11:o ' if fo taxationl 11n, who exibit ihir tax receipts an re-iist rat ion ltine as-- revquired inl till. ener atiln shall be allowed to vote. Thoset 111111e i il additional lax shi ah lot oltillilg the w.ord " ' r tn orprinte..d Hier! onl. Tho. a it he: mill athlition a ltax siall vot a ballot cOltainilng thie word --NX( wvriM-n M, printled thereonl. P-l,.;" )a!! "!e 0t1th hoalr of , wo'clk inl "he forenloonl and shall remain ma _ n unil the, hourl of I shall ecloseI. aind Ite hallots cou II ted. Thetru. rail ],(,:)M. the resu;l~t f Ihe ' " - '. 0 the c ut(v aitiior' andl colnty -:1pwrinten t~lv of eduec-t tion wi:h.n t4n days 1t rafter. 11. T. \WI LSON. Supt. ly ordert of County 13roard. .....QUICK ACT ION CORN CUR[ "Getsi-It" Stops I nin Instantly anid (orn Soon LIs Itight. 01Y. A few drops of "Gets-It" quenches corn pains like water quenches fire. yive you imeriate d relief. "Gets-It" !'ois It Ofr Thle fyarn ''ains to lose its gip at1 O''e. 'i a l tay io Iw it b; so loose t hat you) a nn t ill lf, oots andI all, last o: ;. a- mmons halou nd ti toutl. l:hi-Siti -. Ih::p le, liff iti ui an com cts hI a tr i ? a any dru . storet. .Wf'd by I . Lawrene '& ('o., ('hago. iV ol i l'. - t torn remedy by Lau "H ANSON 6" We wish to announce that we have secured the agency for this county for the "Han son 6." No better value for your money. Live Dealers Wanted PIJTTIM BROS. Union, S. C. IN NEW TAFFETAS Individual Styles Are the Rule This Season. Frocks Constructed on Lines to Suit One's Figure, Resulting in Greater Satisfaction. With captivating crlspiiess do the newest titiretas swish their way to famte, and indeed one tnecils but little Insprtiti to create lovely frocks, so sintple are the inodes and so lovely the inaterials. Iidividual styles with lines to suit one's figure are the rule this season. One frock that was especlnlly de signed for the girl wit rather pliump proportions wIts really it ins-tepi lece for clever lines. Navy blue with simart toniOhies of brick red ind overdratpes of georgetto crepe form a pleasiig al Iliance, but It was the mlodel selected thalt was so ap1proplrinte. This stout fIgure frock was a long waisted ni'finir, seimi*-iliItd t) thet, i ps. nndI( there comlplete-d by it scnnt two( plee sicirt, also of the taffitit. And there wats a bit of a frill with a dash of brick red triimiining at the square ieck. Over the skirt wits a full tunie of the einbroidered erepe loopil under ait tle lottlo, zouave effect, and lin ished with an il uaistle hanmid. As a fili note Ahe dildi at na rrow sash to the talfetta and4 tied it Ibaek and al lowel tie( ends to ltont qutilte gatyly at the h'otoom of the skirt. The sliiniicss of the jeunne ill le would be . improvel by a stuartly draiped flI'rok of taiipe tatffta atndl French blue rillhon. The front of the The skirt, hip design, and sleeves of this model all have peculiarities which make the dress distinctive, it is made of dark green taffeta with lighter bindings. btodle cro( SSe's It sr-If att thle breast with rel Iglous fervor, lbnt-Is quite t frivolous when'i it corines to thme skirt. It lie gins drnirely~ withi a i timid-rlkIirt of narrowi prorf'iit ions, not toou lontg, tund ttheni hiang a luoiped tile iiver it. TURBAN TRIMMED WITH TULLE Headgear of Gray Hemp Embellishe~d With Jet Band Forming Veil. like Trimming. Lewls, oft Paris, niotes ia fasior writer, mtake~us a faiscintting little tuor hani, fromi wich tulle thots. It is of bltiletitail 11of blatek tullei, foringi' it vetl1-l1ke train mmig iieross Ithe frnt anil shuls andl Iconftintninig across thle bacitk wheire it is timt in a wide Al santin how. Ano01lther' cls-flItting himt is of hiin v wito st raw, with a bri mt irnied uip in thle batck nind froni t an!i exttniinlg into) Cotinenuital point s ait either side. .Jutst itbove iihe pinut s are brlight lin ik roses. Over Ithe 'rotwn of the~ hait is dIrailed a lar ige 5(10uare veil of blarck niot with ant nppiiliue of lace. Th'le driaipery is gaithered to the left side to0 he swathedl abou~tt the neck anmd chin of time weirer'. Not till of thle in ce trnedl hatls aire smanll. Otte miodel, wth'h is very la rge and4 tuirnod up sharly In thle frontt, hats at flowving veil held to the crown with a nairrow rIbbon. Some .Colors You See. Egypitiain designs uind 1Egypt Ian cot. ors are leaiders for spinlg, and the dIressumtakemrs hiave gone hark to read IEgyptian pr'ints and0( paInt ings for their inisira'ittin, and4( the colors Ilma tseedm to tak~e pre'(414tcd nrc re ehnudron, which Is coppier cotor, ai pecuilia r iopaqueil blue. cit ron color andi gr'eent. Theni'i there is a second blute thaiit suggests the liur qiuoise. Th'ie green is someithneis coin fused with jatde, butt its i intatter of fiet It !s llighter and posusibty yellower titan the color actually seen in (Chihiese jadte. Tulle is Popular. Much tulle is the order of the min utte and this Is headed and embroidered in the -:dost intrIcnte fashion, even though the hi aviness of thue hiauraework Is anniled to ailmo~st hlviie faubric. HARLEQUIN CABBAGE BUG INJURES CROPS Attacks Cauliflower and Various Other Vegetables. First Appearing Insects Should Be Killed Before They Have Chance to Breed-Clean Up Old Stalks awnd Rubbish. ' (Prepared by the United States Depart ment. of Agriculture.) The cabbage crop of many states suffers severe losses from the ravages of the hailequlin cabbage hug. '.'he affecited plants wilt and (ie soon after attack as though swept by fire, hence the name "fire bug." This bug, which also Is cnlled "calleo back" and "ter rapin hug," also Injures cauliflower, kale, turnip, radish, and other cole crops, and after destroying fields of these, attacks various other vego tables. Several generations are pro duced each year. (lenning up the cabhige stalks and other remnannts 1.9 Moon its the (rop Is off, pievIenting tl- rulowtlh of weeds .0; Brussels Sprouts. Showing Characr istic Feeding Areas, White Spots on Leaves, Due to Attack of the Harlequin Cabbage Bug, anild Ihe iluillalton of rulbillsh, uis. Ili tr clP) rops of nu islard, rape, Or other. early crop, buing1l over Inl fested pat1ches, anid fields, an1d destroy hig I ite insi'ets by mnetunts of a hand torc'vh a14 other imlelhilial measures, are thi best Inetlhods of control, ac cording it) Fi rlers' l1llet in 1001, "Ii arle 11111 Calialge hug and Its Conl trol," recenitly Issued by the iUited States department of agriculture. The first itppeairIng bugs should be kIlled before they have a chance to breed, or if the lields become infested liter the iugs should Ilh, destroyed ite it the season so its to leave fewer to) survive the winter. Co-operattlin with others who grow role crops Is in abtolute necessity In deai411nw successfuItl ly wIlb this Ilest. The new bu0l let In may he obtlinlied fr'ee, its lg its the Supply lasts, oit iptilll lito 14 t) thel, iepatrtiniieit. RIGHT TIME TO APPLY LIME If Badly Needed it May Be Spread on Winter Wheat In Spring and Lightly Harrowed. The best time to apply lite Is when 11an1d is beling prepilred for wlat inl rall. It should be sprteadic on the liowed tlind tlttit Is to bet foillowed by3 a graIn rp wlith (clovelr Is talso goodt Pract Ice. Fspirig and1( Ilit 'ltt hrrowed ii. It wvill tnot 14e as5 effecttivc ias if it hadl someii. If ('lovert Is to4 lbe 'i''ded wIth a in 4'a('h cas~e enn he4 de(Itriined' (4nly3 rnthods41 ifo' dt'etrininfng the. limie re qu'r4 nent I sis do s ntot. 13 lwla yfel ifI1'or rets says4 the~ It'vied i si nj unilbnetd the~ fainiri e'tn get cli ver to t'll the sfor I i''Itse'lf1. As at generai'tl rule, whIch Is use'f'ti ias a sttinlug pint, two. tonus of groulnd crte wvill putt iro't land14 In shatpe tor DEVELOPMENT OF MARKETING Improvement Must ContInue to Come Through Better Methods and Procedure. Marke'ting mn.hlinery' ilan product of v'olut Ion' ian'y iunpirovm' ''at must het ter muthods4and p11( roiedutrte anid not throtgh si'tthag pe Iistaitly3 a pe4rfeet ly ('tlI'Itent iuiil mitomtat elly 3 operated inew mar'ketfng iimi'ehine. Market ex ports in the t'nlted States de'partment of agriculftire polint out that thle work er in the4 fIeld of iinarkceting cnn assist in the d1'eelopment of better market ig lprac(ti'eA just as the worker in the fieild of produititon hais assIsted'4, and Is nowv assistintg, In the ImpIsio'emfent of general piraticIes. GET HONEY FROM DANDELION Not Considered Strong Enough Argu ment to Continue Growing. Plant Too Preely. Bleokeepers have found that the dandelIon furnIshed the been some honey In '1919. But in general thIs would not be a strong enough arg'.k mnent to contInue growing the plaat s~ franly nn some do grow it Auction Sale Pure bred Berkshire Pigs, Laurens, S. C., June 7th, Salesday, 2 p. m. On Salesday in June, I will offer on the Square at Laurens about 30 pure bred Berkshire Pigs. Of these about 15 are extra choice sow pigs. As good, both in breeding and individuality, as you can find anywhere. All sired by Epochal's Re triever 241866, and are very promising as foundation brood sows. Be sure and look them over. Papers furnished. W ill have their sire on exhibition at same time. J. D. Culbertson From One Hundred To One Hun dred And Seventy-Five Dollar Reduction in Players Overstocked on high priced players of the best quality. Wish to buy large stock straighit pianos, and by selling players at lowest prices to replace with straights. I have five Estey players which cannot be bought in New York for less than nine hundred twenty-five dollars for the piano alone. j will sell these players for seven hundred ninety dollars and in cdude a player bench worth eleven dollars, a scarf worth seven dollars, and twelve dollars worth of player roll music. Freight is paid and the instrument is placed in your home. Estey players are first class in every respect and have a reputa tion for excellency on every continent. This price cannot be duplicated anywhere else.. I have a choice selection of player rolls to select from. I have-Koreger players at seven hundred seventy-five dollars, one Exceltone player at seven hundred thirty-five dollars. These players will be sold at once. If you contemplate getting a player anytime in the neak- future, call, write or 'phone me .and I am at your service right now. John A. Holland The Greenwood Piano Man. References The Bank of Greenwood, The Oldest, Largest'and strongeste ' Bank in Greenwood County.