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* ENOREE NEWS. * Enoree, Sept. 1I.-The harvest is passed and the summer Is ended, amid We are now looking, not backward but to the closlng-days of the present year. Great dayg, these, when we be gin to see the work of our hands, the fields groaning with the burden of the ripening fruit, the glineries being re fitted for efficiency and dis;atch, bank ers getting their promissory notes in line, farmers and business nen begin ning to anticipate the gentle remind ers, warehousemen preparin-g recop tacles for the undervalued cotton. All these things, and a .thou3and others, with -vhich the mind is preoccupied practically debar any serious consid cration. of the better self; hence we have over-nworked brains, overworked bodies, nervous depression, nervous prostraticon, somctimes; a Collapse of NEURALGIA? FOR PROMPT RELIEF TAKE 2 TABLETS WITH A GLASS OP WATER THREE TIMES DAILY AFTER MEALS. GENUINE ASPIRIN ITAON M~ AAIS"4 0B~Y~C DOES NOT INJURE TNE HEART Worn Down, Georgia Lady, Worn-out c Was Helped by. HE personal experience of Mirs. Nanie Philtips, of Powder Springs, Ga., is printed below in her own words: "I was in a worn-out condition. My stomach was out of ordcr. I didnA't sleep well. I was tired all the tiPe. I couldn't half eat, and didn't r'est well at night. "I would get out of heart and blue. I would feel like I was going to be down In bed. Yet I .kept dragging around. before S~ a #ackae during and .The Flavor So Does the mental and physical forces, and not infrequently a shrivelled npirituality, Oh! .wbat a rapid rate we are staging. Somebody has said, "We are on rub ber and racing with the wind." We wonder how long the world can stand the acelerated speed?" "It is not all of life to live, nor the nwhole of death to die." 10noree is keeping pace with the re mainder of the world. The' school here will resume its work on Monday, the 13th, (unlucky day) with the following corps of .tachers: namely, Miss Ibunice F. Wil son, of Blacksburg, as principal; Miss Nannie Todd, of Lancaster; Miss Hat tie Michelberger, of Laurens; Miss 0d na Brooker and Miss Gertruide Brook er, of Sawansea; Miss Naomi Derrick, of Lancaster, Miss Laura Kerr, of Bradley, and one to be su)J)plied. Mrs. R. L. MeLees, of Clinton. will preside at the "Teachers' Cottage' again, while Mrs. Robert. Grahaim, nee Snyder, will have charge of the :wel fare work. All the above teachers are new to us excciI)t Miss Derrick, who has served us for two previous years, iut 'they a-l come highly recommend ed, and we have no fear for their sue (Css. The management of the mill, the practical head of the school, is most considerate for the welfare of the teachers. sparing neither *money not pains -to make the school a sue Cess. Rcviva l services will begin in the Met.hodist Church at Inoree on the third Sunday morning in September, Rev. R. L. Keaton, of Pacolet will as sist the pastor, by doing the preach Ing and Mr.'James 13. Meravy. of L.1t. rens, by leading the music. The fourth qluarterly conference, of the IEnoree charge will be held here on Monday morning, the 20th inst. Pre siding EIlder Jones will ireach here Sunday evening, fihe 19th inst. The Iastor, Rev. .1. T. Miller, is finishing his quadrennium here and will gc elsewhere after the annual conference, Out of Heart rnd Tired, Tells How She ,7iron Iron Tonic. "We heard of Ziron, and from what I read, I was sure it wouldn't hurt me, if it didn't help me. But after taking it, I found it really helped me, and I sent back for more. I ate better, felt much rtronger. I am sure Ziron is a splendid tonic." Many people, who are worn down and (ishearteneI, due to stomac'i disorders and nervous ills, find relief by toning up their blood with Ziron Iron Tonic. Tell your diruggist you want to try Ziron on our inoney-baclr guarantee. ILEYS the war thewar NOW Lasts Pricer COTTON GROWERS CLOSF SESSION IN MONTGOMERi Progranm of Wannamaker Adopted Ir ,Fall. Forty Cenits Stand. Recom. mendation Made to Assoclatfot Members that Such Minimum Pric( be Fixed. Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 3.-Appoint, ment of a committee of 55 Souther bankcrs, business men and officials oi .t-he various divisions of the Americar Cotton association to confer with W P. G. Harding, governor, and memberi of the federal reserve board Septem. ber 15, for the purpose of obtainini clear cut pronouncement of policy or the' financing of the .1920 cotton crop marked -the last session of the asso. clation here late today. With adjournment sine (lie of th association practically the entire Iwo. gram of policy recommenlded by Presi dent .1. S. Wiannamaker -had beer adopted, topped with a recommenda tion to members that cotton be hek for a minimum price of 30 cents mid. dling basis, with one cent per mont added after November 1. Member, w're also urged to hold their cottor seed for $60 a ton. Other proposals adopted urge eslab. lishment of cooperative marketing sys teis in every cotton growing county 'the formation of an export corporatior to sell cotton in centra.l F.urope, th< reduction of acreage .to cotton an increasing acreage for food .and for age crops. and retirement of 25 pe' cent of the higher grade cotton. Southern banks with loans in E'ast ern banks are requested in a genera resolution adopted this evening to ru call -these loanis in order that th< iioney may he diverted to fiancin; the South's crops and a resolution b Former Governor Manning of Soutl 'arolina, calls oil the _ov*vrnor.S o cottoni states to proclaim Sipteibeil 20 "cotton lay" on which date iiect ings arc to he held1 in all counties 1< develop Interests in tle program o the association. The princial address of the da, was delivered by .Judge W. T. ltamsey governor of the '.ieventh district fed eral reserve bark, who d-iplored th1 act ion of fixing the illri(e of cott on a -10' cents. (eclaring tlat it could no be achineved. lie brought a noise o pessis m into the ('Onvention byif, d clarini; the farmer men -pr'aiv strict wcoom m11*4prepr for- ha timnes. Theli conivenl"ionl vo:oed to ne 1t 21 at illa , Tenx(Ss. * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * , * I AF~OIIf-D NINS~'. LSafordi. Sept. 1:.-V, were dened -by the death of Mr's. Joh itlinilts whicht ored macvl at her hoim last Tn~er'lay evaing. Sli' had he' ini had health fo- 'omtimel in1d wa blind for ilte a iumbter of years. Ii enu(hrted her affictioni withoit a tmil mur1t or1 o laint. Sie Was burie in the Baptist ceatmetery Wedntesday. a ternooni in 1-he 'i'resetnce of a -larg nutmber' of sorr'owl ing frietnds and rel at iv~es. She It'a ves a Ihaband anad fou sonsi atnd two datughaters:' .\le(sar': \lirs. ('tow nam Mr's. Taylotr. We sitn cerely sy vmplathItize in this sad hiour;. Miss 'Pear'I Chapman, out'r ten('hi 51pen1t lhe week-end w'ithl homtefol ksa Fetunta'in Inni. .\ars. W. 1). Pat trson.* etrtaiine hera Suniday School class last Tucsda afternoon. They enjoyed a feast c delicious wvatermelon and other't fruit of the season. Ma's. 'C. L. Waldrep entertained 'th yountg people last Frliay evening I1 honot' of the faculty of the school. The following menu fur'nished mnuc amhusement and~ merriment fot' t'a occasion: 1. A su'rvivor' of the flood'-('Ham) 2. A woman of grit-(Sandwitch)j 3. ImpertInence- (Apple .Sass). 41. Springs offering.-(Water'). 5. For spinster's and bachelors ('Picicles). 6. Boston overthrow-(Tfea). 7. (oat meet on chi'i-(Vfutter). 8. INew 10ingland .brains-(Bfake< beans). 9.-Youang man's sweetheart (IHoney). 10. Sahara-( Dessert). 11. Tree sweets-(CocoanutCake). 12. 'What I do when I huart mysel --(I Scream). .\iss Carrye Lout Higgins has .gon to Union to be a member of 'the facual ty 'of the graded school at Buffalo. Lieut. M. 10). 'Cox has gone 'to 'rexa. and will teach tin the A. & M. Colleg of that state, lie is a graduate o Clemson College with a post-graduat coturse at Co~rnell 'University. Mr. Frod Cox has accepted a 'post -tion as prinipial of the high school o: Conway in Ho'ry County. Mr. 'Coy is a member of 'the class of '20 at Fiur man UJniversitty. Miss Jenness. Cox ,i also a memu'ber o fthe facility at 'Con day, a gradutate of Ilandei' College. We are proud of these young teachers ant hope tihey will make good in their va rilous schools, Charles Waidrep .leaves this weel) to attend 'Wofford College next session HHi~ t~ll i if I . Money-Back U. S. Cartridges are sold with the antee ever made on ammunition. It if you don't like them, get your mone Every dealer who carries U.S. Cartr ized to refund, on demand, the pric box to anyone who doesn't like thei the unused part of the box. CARTRID For4i'all makerofifin r There is no 22 Lang Rifle cartridge as acc from 50 to 250 yards as U.S. 22 N. R. 4 L Cartridges. This is 50 more yards of ac hitherto been possible with 22 rim-fire amir Solid bullet for target work. Hollow-poir game. Cost no more. UNITED STATES CARTRiPCE COMPANY, New Coa-1 in and got a copy of The U. S. Gawm. J. I. Copeland & Bro., Clinton, S. C. W. L. Armstrong, Gray Court, S. C. T. R. Stephens, Gray Court, S. C. - The Gray Co., Gray Court, S. 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I N E ...ast I more prompt passenger transportation and Laurens, we have built a modern en the above cities, rain or shine, run ~on as the travel warrants it we shall waiting rooms at the ' different points Ellis's Garage, in Laurens at the Union s will always stop at the above places bject to change, is as follows: 7:40 A. M. 8:45 A. M. .,:45 A. M. 12:00 M. 3:00 P. M. 5:00 P. M. ens 50c Is you in Clinton in time to catch the pt that on Sunday the noon 'trip will dwe promise you a one-fim...,.edule.