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V[LUETY SKIN WHIED THAN SNOW IN SEVEN DOS New Preparation Known as Williams Superior Skin Whitener-Wilt Clear up Your Skin, Keep it Soft And Fair. Vll P sitively Remove Tan Freckles in 7 Days. It It Falt Your Money Will Be Refunded. This preparation is a now scientifie discovery guaranteed not to harm the most delicate skin. Williams Supor ior Skin Whittener is the only propara tion of its kind on the market. It is tuick and delightful in its effects and will not harm the anost delicate skin. lie sure to specify Williams Supor lor Skirt Whitenor. You can secure the genuine Williams Superior Skin Whitener at laurens Drug Co. Hupmobile The Car Everlasting N 'Ellis Motor Co. DISTRIBUTORS Clinton, S. C. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE DROMO QUININE (Tablets.) It stops the C i and Headache and works off the Cold. E. W. (,ROVE'S signature on each box. 30c. LAND SAlE State of South Cairolina, ('ounty of 1,nurens. In Court of Connon Pleas. J. \\. Todd, Plaintiff, against Sam A. and Joe V. Williams, De f'zndant!. 'uruiant to a decree of the Court in the above stated ease, I will sell at i iie outcry to the highest bidder, at Laurens, C. II., S. C., on Salesday in November next, being Monday the 7th day of the month, (luring the legal hotirs for such sales, the following de scribed property. to wit: st..-lAst of SWam A. \Villiams.-Ail that certain piece, lot or parc l of land situate, lying and being in the City of Iaircns, County and state aforesaid, (on Linin- one-quarter of an acre, mor' (r lOs, aInd boiiild o the north east anid south, by lot of Joe W. \yil litalos. and on tle west by the Ljau rcns Oil .lill anild being the lot con yed to Sam A. Williams by Joe \Vil lianis .n th 'rd of Novenihor., 1908, by ded recorded in book 23, page 6:. 2n(.-_-.F4t of Joe W. Willians.-All that certainu lot, p ieee and parcel of land situat e, lying and being in the City of Lanrens, County andil State atoriesaid, containing one ariI one fourth teres more or less, bounded on the norti by lands toIw or' formerly belonging to T. J. "ickett, on the east and SoiitlI by lands now or' formerly belonging to .l rs. II. G,. old, and on Ihe west by lot of Saim A. Williams, and Isauirens Oil Mill. .It being all the pro01)per1'ty conveyeil by, Mrs. II. . Todd to J. W. Will iamns, by deed dated the Itht of May, I 908, whicho is recorded in Deed liook 26, paige -12, ofile of the ('lerk of Cfourit fo:' said county and s .ato. Any3 porson dlesiinfg to) bid 0n thle ab 'ove 14r0W rty, othier than the Pia intiff, shall be reit tired to make a delioM.j with the (1lerk of icourt, of not loe; ta -90 on eachi lot at the 'me of amni be(fore the said ltproety is "gl ",f evidence of l'oodl faith in be buldinog. uiay for' limpers and 1( Itams. [I' thli s IS iindl to' Ir-5ohl onl samle or1 some1 lsubsequent Isali(Mgday on sameto teirms, olrh !: of former ptrehas r. ('. C. C. P. an d (. 8., L-au rens, S. C. l.A NP SALI' Sfnie, of Ant Cartoih, ( onnr~t3 of La, urens. In 'ot of Coimmon Pleas. b'osert L. L.'wis, et al, Plaintiff, against i ienrmy IPosr.e et a!, Defendan t.' . a it to a decroe of the Court m the above statedl case, I will sell at tulic OUtcry to t he highItest bidder', at 14au1reas. C. II., S. C., on Salesday in Novembero next, being .\iond~ay the 71th day oif the itonthi, din ltg the legal boti iB for suchi sales, the f ol lowing de.. serj'Ibed pr'op"rty3, to wvit: All that tract of land ciiitate, lying arid being, nta tie Tiown otf Clinton, in Jztrns County, South Carolina, 'ontitainting one0 hunredt' and forty'-foutr tICres, more1 otr less,* and bounded by lad of .lohn lI. Young, the estate of Hi'rry 1t Hailey, dleceasedl, artdi Geo. \V. Youn, *on the sottth by lands o' (george WV. Y ottni and on thle west by /ands of I,. M. I). Youtng. Theli sai(. land to be sub -dividred inito two or mior'o tracts andi will bes sold in suit aa ite triact s anrd then sold as a wvhole, tile itighest bidi to be0 acceptted. lalts - f te division of saidl land 'wIll be0 at th li 11ce of Ithe Cierkc of Court and also exhtibitedl at theO timett of tihe sale fotr the informtior of all p~atiels. Tierms of Sale: One-half cash, bal ainco to lbe naid tw~elvo months from (late of sale; the criedi t por19tion to lie SecuiredI by bondl aind mlortgage of the lilurcttaseir over' the said premlfiltes, boar in~g 8 per centt Iiterest fr'om (late, with leavo to purtichaser' -"ny his entire hidl in cash. Purchaser' to paly foir ha petrs and stamps. If tihe terms of salg arte not COiphied with, the iland to b): resold on same or some subsequent; saialfldy on saime termts1, at risk of former purchaser. C. A. POWICR, C. C. CI. P. and CG. S., Laurens, S. C. Dated, tis Oct. 10, 192L 1 3-3t-A DIAZ OF ITALY VISITOR IN .1 Accompanied by . Other lustrioins Leaders in the Late War. Given Housing Ieception by Harding and Others. Washington, Oct. 23.--IDiaz, oAl Italy; Beatty, of England, and Jacques of 'B1elgium, allied leaders whose deeds in the (lays of a world war have written their names large in history, came to Washington today to -be re ceived by President Harding before continuing their journey to Kansas City, where they will be honor guests at the American Legion convention. The distinguished visitors were giv en a formal welcome by American gov ernment and Legion officers and a tu multuous one by crowds at union sta tion and along flag-bedecked Pennsyl. "ania Avenue. They will be received tomorrow morning at the White House and before their departure probably nWill visit Mount Vernon and Arling ton. E1ach occupying with his suite t separate car on a special train, Gen orazl Diaz, Admiral 'Lord David Beatty aid lAeutenant General 'Baron Jac ques arrived at 2:30 1). i. from New York. The generalissimo of the Ital ian armies was the first to leave th traii. lie was greeted by Robert Woods 'lliss, third assistant secretary of state, representing the President Admiral Coontz, chlef of naval oper ations; Brigadier--General And rc Brewster, w-ith their aides, and by national and district officials of thc American Legion and the cominis stoners of the kPAtrict of Columbia. Lord Beatty, with Lady Beatty and their son, were then welcomed for mally and after them Baron Jacques -and his party. These ceremonies over, Baron Jacques halted the of ficial program to send for and con gratulato the en-gineer and fireman o the train, J. A. McCue and F. 8. Ma. hartY, for the fast run from New York. There was a fanbare or trumpetU as the visitors 'were escorted up thi train platform to the Preshident's room in the station. Cheers followed chlee's as tle crowds 1which jainlle 'very vantage point in the vast con. clir re enlught sight of the aiiiet heroes. The cordiallity of tile greeting ex tended to him ill New York alnd her-e General D)iaz Faid "gave the feelin of assiur-alice of American frieIdshi , that the aims of tie two nationis wor< SimiIar an(1I l t 0111 two nat ions un d(erstood each other." "That sentiment of solidarity will -bring then to a common iniielest arn progress for civilization," tie itna iian leader added. Asked as to his visit to Washing. ton, Lord Beatty said: "If any human heing in any hui ble capacity can Ido anything to hr nations closer together and to comni' their friendship---and onr friendshipF are already being cementoed- -he is perform ing a g reat Publiic service tn the w'hole w'.orldi." '[le admi:iral was enth usiastie about Washingt on, dee'aring his visit had giv~en him l a great thirillI. "I1 am here,"' lie said, "asi thle guest (if the Amierican Legions uni I themii a d10(1 debt of gr'atitmii for ini viting me1 to thlis coun itry.' "We Blelgians do not admire the Amriennams- we loveI themi," w~as th ni(isge gi ven lby ron l'iJacrjiues. didi mnu.h for ltilgfiuml. AmeiIriinr support01 in cveryi wLay' miade ilelgimn11 feel inl her1 hir~i of peil Ithat she, hal a b'ig-hearte, warml fr'iend.'' Whyii suff''r I' om a i back, from sharpi', shooting twinges, heiiaaches, dizziness anid dtistressing urinary ills? Laurienls pe' ol rColnlineiid I ):min's Kidlney P'iils. A-k your1 nleigh-hior! 'onuId you ask for st rouger prlootf or merO it ? 8. J1. Avely. i-arpen1ter, ['.0 P'ark St., Sialrens1, says: "T'ioo much(1 lifin lg and ordi work~i diV( ': Y0vea years aigo broki' town miy health and bmilroughit on kidl 1ey trouble1. M%" 'luek felt as if a viighti were' Jimuibg doiwn ini it andl lizzy spoils Cenmel over me wven black sjii'ks wonu( ldlapeacr bir'.-for my~* eyes. felt so tiroid out I rci id hi:ridiy get liy shoes onl anjd miy anikls biloatedi. vas ne'rous anrd hadt headlachies atIliithe imoli. My eyes weresi afferiedi, ioo. My uidns:ys in't net right 21nd tihe seere i1)5 were ighily i'olored andl pa infult ii ;:'A::. Tilencrig ambiout I~oan's Kid icy l'ills, I got somie andi t hey made 21c feel inuch he.teor from the first and)1 -on tinuedii use entirely enuredl me." 6(0c, at atl diealers. Foster--M ilburn o., 'Mfrx., IHuffalo, N. Y. To Stop a Cough Quick ake HAYES' HEALING HON~ a ough medicine which stops the coug by aealing the inflamed and irritated titssues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE BALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and 3roup is enclosed with every bottle of EIAYES' HEALING HONEY. The solve ihould be rubbed on the chest and throat f children sufferlng from a Cold or Croup. The healing effect of IHayes' lientin g Iloney In die the throat combined wIth the heat Iog effect of jrovr's O-Pen-Trate Salvo throughl the pores of the skIn soon stops a cough. . Boh remedies are packed in one carton aned the sat of the combined treatmenmt is 35o, Just ask your druggist for HIAYES' H-EALING HONEY. Is HE CAPITOL CITY * IE'KO[ NEWS * Ekon. Oct. 24.-The weather is fine for plowing and farmers are begin ning to sow grain. On Monday night, October 31st, there twill .be a Hallowe'en pasty and box supper at Ekon schoollhouse. 'here will be several different :phases of amusement and the public is cordial ly Invited to attend. Mr. Floyd Godfrey and family, and Miss Lily Mae Craddock, of Fountain Inn, Mrs. Lou Culbertson and daugh ter spent Sunday with Misses l0dna and Littura Cooper. 'Mr. (Wister Cooper and family, of the Mt. Olive section, spent a few hours with relatives in our town Sun-. day afternoon. 0AIss Margaret McDagiel went to Ware Shoals last week to take up work in the new store that has opened up there. Mr. and M1rs. Roy Culbertson and little Martha spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cu'lbertson. several from this place attended the big sale at Ware Shoals Saturday. Dr. J. (,. Cooper and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and children spent Sun day [with Mr. Wilson Cooper aud fai ily. Mr. J. 11. Mitchell and children spent Saturday night with .Mr. T. J. Cooper and 1ainlly. Mr. and Mrs. Jirould 'Check have tak en up work at Ware Shoals. SQUEEZED TO DEATH When the body begins to stiffen and r~rovement becomes painful it is P'ually an indication that the kic4eys are out of order. Keep tbese organs healthy by taking GOLD MEDAL The world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles. -anious since 1690M Take regularly and 'Ceep in good health. In three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed as represented. Look for the nn. Gold Mod el an overy box SowD agsp o (mItUOI) You Have With working c< normal and mills woolens than ev you rnen and yc this Fall are great offered in several Prices are shaded ftainly 'way under 3 when you were f $60 for sirmilar qt And the styles Clothes sparkle. have outdone the tailoring, we do ever seen such his * .Minter ( TUHNE THE SPARTANBURG FAIR NOVEMBER 1-2-3-4 Don't Fail to Visit This Fair The Most Successful Fair in Either of the Carolinas Four Big Days of Fun and Frolic Four Big Days of Solid Instruction No Expense Has Been Spared in Making This the Best in Our Foqrteen Years of Experience SPECIAL RATES ON ALL RAILROADS Remember the Dates---Nov. 1-2-3-4 PAUL V. MOORE, Secretary kn't Seen Such Values in Years! Sto $40 )nditions back to turning out better er the values that ung men will get er than any we've years. considerably---cer those of a year ago )rced to pay $40 to talities. that's where these The designers must mselv.,s. As for not believe we've h-grade work. o.s Cash Department Store Laurens, South Carolina