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"Fonild Seven Rats Dead in1 111n Next Morning." Robert Woodru)li says: "My 'reom ises were infested with rats. I tried RAT1-SNAP Oil friend's recomlmna tion. Next iorningjotll'i sev('i1 dead rats in bin, two near feed box, three In ali. Found large number since. No s:neiill from dead rata---iiAT-.-SNAP qrys them u. Best thin, I have ever. kl:Wd." Three sizes. 35c, 5c, $1.25. Sold aiid uaranteed by Laur(ns lard ware (o.. Pltnam iDrug Store, and C. E. Kcnnedy & Fon. Colds Ceuso Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE 3RO3 QUININE Tablets remove the couse. Timo 1e c.ly oeo "Bromo Quilene. E. W. GROYL'S cl ,atrxr on box. 0iM. *This Is Better Than Laxatives lOne NR Tablet Each Right Per A Week Will Correct Your Constipation and Mako Constant Dosing Unneoes. sery. Try It. Poor digestion and annimilation ,mean a poorly nourished body and low vitality. Poor elimination means clogged bowels, fermentation, putri faction and tho formation of poisonoun gases which. aro absorbed by Ilia blood and carried through tho body. The result Is weakness, headaches, dizziness, coated tongue, Inactivo liver, bilious attacks, loss og energy, nerv ousness, poor appetito, impoverished blood, shl low complexion, pimples, skin, disease, And pftert times oerlous il ness. Ordinary laxatives, prged and oa thartics--aalta, oils, ca elomo and the like-may rolievo for a, tow hours, but real, lasting benefitb imn Only' come through use of redicine that tones up and srengthenS the digestivo as .Vell as the eliminative organs. 4Get o; 25d box of Naturea Reimed XNR Tablets). and take one tablet each night for a week. Relio will follow the very frst dosE, but J, tow days will elapso before yo tee and realize ithe fulle t beneft. [When you get straightened out and teal Just right again you need not take mediJA every Gay-aa occasional NR Tablet will then keep y'oun system In good condition and you Vna always feel your best. Rememb er, keeping well in aier and heaer than gattin weall. Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) aro sold. garanteed An4 recommended by ycour druggist. LAURENS DRVG CO. 4" -TABLL~T - V -Willird 4 ob Which Battery? You won't be satisfied with a car unless you are qatisfied with the battery. The Willard Threaded Rub ber Battery not only gives the right service to begin with, but keeps on giving it, and actually outlasts the battery plates. The plates are insulated not merely separated. And the Threaded Rubber Insulation neither warps, cracks, nor punc tures, because unlike wood separators, it is not affected by battery acid. Drive around. Ask questions. We give authorized Willard SJervice. LI.,urens Storage ~attery Company W. Laurens St. Phone 446 'Willard Batteries pi 4** * ,*** * * * * * * * * * LANFORD NEWS * S* * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * Lan'ford, April 18.-We are having a sPell of cool weather for the season, und .ack Frost has nipped a few of lie early vegetation that .was thriving "o promiising inl the balmWy spriig Weather. Miss Nina [ewis entertained the children of the high school Saturday at a very enjoy'ble pienic. They re port a delightful occasion, although somewhat interrupted by the wind storm and rain, causing sonie incon veniences In reaching their hones. The Rural Inproveniot association will li-ave its regular month-ly mzeoting Friday afternoon. All patrons are re que.:ted to attend as his will be the last imeeting during the school term. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Itandall, Mrs. .1. F. lyers and children, of Ileler sonville, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. John Payne of Greenwood, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. ). 'Cox Saturday night. ir. 1d Mrs. C. L. .Waldrop cele brated 'their wedding anniversary last Sunitday, and served an elegant (linier' to about thirty of their friends and relatives, which was very niuch en joyed. lessrs. J. F. Waldrep, H. M. John son, Mel Flening, J. W. Lanford and L. M. Cannon iwere among the veter an1s who enjoyed the hospitality of the Laurens peolite at the annual .gather ing of -the old soldiers last Saturday. Mrs. M. W. Fowler, Misses Jennie lurgess, Pearle Rawlinon and Mrs. C. L. Waldrep were in Iurens Satur day on a shopping visit. Miss Carrye Fowler is spending the week with Miss Itlizabeth Martin of Ora and attending the Chautauqua at Ijaurens. Mr. H. P. Burdette and farnily are domiciled In their new and commod lous residence just completed and were happy to have a number of their friends and neighbors at a big quilt ing iparty a few days ago. Mrs. J. -T. .Littlejohn, of Scranton, spent a few days ;w-ith her mother, Mrs. J. W. Lanford this week, return ing home Saturday. Mrs. J. 11. Williams fell down a flight of stairs Saturday night and is suffering froin a fraetured bone in the arm. It will 4he sone time before she will be able to use it. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Lanford, of 'en tral and Miss -Etolia Lanford, of Green ville speilt last Thursday in the home of .\ir. and Mrs. L. Nl. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Williams and Miss liethia .Willi.anis spent Sounday with Mr. and 'Mrs. C larenice Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Pal inage Patterson spent the wek-end with .Mr. and .Mrs. J. T. Langston in "ountain Inn, last week. Mr.. J. S. Iliggins lia.s returned from a visit to her brother now at Steedly Ilospital and reports 'his condition very critical. We are glad to note that Mrs. .J. W. Johnsioni is still impJroving and will be able to return home in about trwo weeks from the hospital. 'We are looking forwardi with pleas ire of hearing the Rev. J. W. Watts agaIn next Suniday afternoon at 3:30 D'clock, at the I~aptist church. We hiope to have a large attendance. Itev. Roberson will preach tn the morning at 11 o'clock at the Methodist M r. and M rs. 'Doni 'hur'ns visitedl Mrs. D. F. Fowler last Sunday. Dri. and Mr's. C. P. Vincent and fam lly, of Laurens, spent the week-end wvith Mr's. .\ amnie D~rumimond. Mi's. J. iR. Patterson enteirtainedl In tionor' of the school faculty last Fr'l lay nighte. Qu ite a num'ber' or othiet' frie~nds andi relatives also enijoyed the 3ecasioni andi the boumnteous5 repast Mris. Patterson is so capable of ser' nig. Thie Womnzn's Missionar'y society avill n-eet Saturd'(ay afternoon at 3 'clock and the president is very dIe I irous that all the nmember's be tres mt. Mr. Yates Waldren':, of Woftor'd cot eoe, splent the weoek-end with his par mts Mir. and Mrs. C. l~. WValdrop. * * * * *5 * * * * * * * * p* HIONOR ROiIL * llarksdale-Narnmie School * * * * * * * * * * * * * Flirst iialf-Year--DIec.-March.* First Grande---Vera 'Todd, Ostelle Ballar'd, Ilanskell 10stes Juanita illen ieo'son, llelle ~SumereI. Second Gr'ade-MiIldred Mic~ee, Sara lellams, Rober't Young, Ahnle Sum rtel, lietrmani Owings. Thlird' GrtadIe-Ethel T1er'ry, I renie rerrty, WVilliami Ilhunter. Fouritlh rade--Virginla Todd1(, Jack 'OI'od. JToe Gam-breil, Mary Cald well, 'Curle Sitmorel. iFiflh Gr tade-L.Iou ise 'Todd, Eliabeth 7lobinson, IEloise Young. Sixth Grade-Sarah V. Owings, 3lydo Chuimley. Seventh Grade-Madge Woisnor, 3, I. Leopar'd, Teague Ilollams. Ninth (Orade'--IHentrien Hoellanm. BURGLARS ENTElI STORIE AT KINARllS At(enpt. to opuenI Safe (ontain intr Idarge 8um of 3oniey. Somne Good!*. Taken. .Nowberry, April I.-'he brick store of the Smith lMercantile comIipaniy at Kinards, 1:3 miles north of Nev w berry on the C. 'N & L. railroad, was broken Into Ia t night between inid night and day by robbers, who ap peared to be amnateurs, or bliunglers of the business anyway. A crowbar, a chisel and a big haminer were taken froni a nearby 'bllacksnmith shop, and entrance was effected by prying open a window with the crowbar. With the hammer efforts were made to breai dlown the door of the safe, but tihe rob bers only succeeded in breaking ofi the kIn)ob and several hundrI(1ed (101,11-s werc saved by tlieir failure, for in unusual sum had been put in the safe yesterday that came in too late -to bank it. It b possiblie the robbers we-re frightene( away solimehiow. At any rate the ;ro i'letors have not muissed it great (lea --only several thousand cigarettes, I nuiber of socks and other article% o! no great vailue; also the mney draiv&1 that contained only four or live dol. lars In change; it was foimd nevera hundred yards down the road towa r( Newberry. Tracks of an automobile with a peculiar 't'read, were, found thit side and -beyond Kinards, and wer traced down as far as this city, an: it is thought it came from the direc tion of Columbia and went back th< same way. The discovery of the robbery wa made by the 'proprietors ;when they went to the store this morning. They found the door unlocked, the robberi baving gone out that way, leaving the blacksmith tools In the store by the aate. It Is thought from the appearanc( of the tracks that one man stayed ii .the car and drovo up and down the road keeping watch, ready to pick h companions up and get away If they should be detected. Tht offloers of Newberry and lau rens countis--store is right on th( Newberry side of the dividing line are on the lookout for clues. So far none has been found, at least nonc given out. Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially. prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Ha bitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates , Very Pleasant t- 'Take. 60c per bottle. No Credit Beginmi strictly cash way we hop customers ti To accomo will keep one tr on two barrels< We believe Watch For ONCE ON (GI~iMAN IRAIDElRS; SEIZED Ant 114 ",ir ii, Alienl E14nemy, 1'ormec'r 1y of Em1eon and 'ormorant, Ar rest ed.1 .\Iiami, il., A )ril I .- -Andrew (. Wittig, alie nll y Mid formel1y a1 itiellber of te ewp of the (erman raiders limden and o('rioranlt, w.3as seized as stov.away Friday oil board the Amei ican steamer "lark .\Mills, en route from (GaIvestoni to llamhurg, and brought into Key West after he had told the master of the vessel that he was an eaCaped prisoner of war. Wittig, who bid in a lifeboat of the Clark Mills, was forced by hunger to emerge and seek food after the ship was three days out. of (;alveston, told the skiipper that Ie had broken away from federal auithorities while bling taken to an internment Camp at At lanta, during the. war. When the Mills put, into Key West lie was turn ed over to I -:. hi owe, in 0lhar-ge of th'e local (<partment of .tiee hi reau. lIe dned that he was a fugi tive, aImittini', le had told a f:.Iry tale, hopilig to work on the synga thies of the captain. lIe said th:; he had been made a prininer when I he Cormorant was internal at (h1m1 dur ing the var. The Cormorant was sub seqtuentlv )lown(1 i p hy her crew. Wit ift" was released yesterday and is now on his way to New York to take pas Ask For Hav Sizes Froi VANCI Wholesale Distril ANNOL ASH No Delive g May 3rd, we basis and reduce e to eliminate li ie benefit of the :tra Charge date those who woul uck and charge 10c f flour will cost as r this plan will meet s Opening Day, May: Mark Dov L.MP. ,age to 'lajinl itr-g, w hvei'i' 11v hopes to oll- 'et tNw(o yearSI' back pay 'ront tile To Ctire n Cold in One Day r'ake LAXATIVE IIIWM( QIiNINE (Tablet!.0 It 4iugls th.: 011101 ail 11-ctthnIt mid works Of the :Cohi F. W. GRiOV ES sini.tauro fm nrch biox. 31(1(-. Nomaskeanbide the good taste of themanwhogives . neAZrs northesatiffaction of the girl who gets them. FOR S POWE DRL -A Tan Cigars "Made in Tampa" n 10 Cents to 3 Foi B=CLA RU )utors JN CINGuf" ry No Bt will put our b prices accordii arge expense a saving. for Delive rather have goot for every delivery r nuch as a can of vith the approval ol 3rd. Store Closed mn Goods LHAFE -7 ci I. f '4I, ;y *' a j k. Jf Laurens Drut Co. ALE BY G COMPANY ipa 50 Cents N CO. Greenville, S. C. IS okkeeping smness on a igly. In this ~nd give our 'ry Is delivered, we nade. Delivery baking powder. our customers. Mvay 2nd to E Y