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Velvety Skin Whiter than snow in seven days! A complexion glowing with health, soft and fresh as a flower at dawn can be yours. Williams' Superior Skin Whitener Bleaches the skin. keeps it clear, soft and fair. Positively removeA tan. freckles. pimp le insovendays. Your money refund ed if it fails. You can secure the genuine Williams Superior Skin Whitener at Laurens Drug Co. THE WILLIAMS CHEMICAL CO. ATLANTA. GA. To Stop a Cough Quick take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a cough medicine which stops the cough by healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-rRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Group is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. The healing effect of Hayes' Healing Honey in side the throat combined with the healing effect of Grove's O-Pen-Trate Salve throuih the pores of the skin soon stops a cough. Both remedies are packed In one carton and the cost of the combined treatment Is &cr Just ask your druggist for HAYES' HEALING HONEY. 16799 DIED in New York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. Don't allow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by taking GOLD MEDAL Tho world's standnrd ermcdy for kidney, liv.. ~bladder and uric acid troubles. Helland's national remed7 since 1696. All druge;ts, three sizes. Guarant:cd. Aook1 for the ranw- Cold Medal on cvary box Calormel Good but Treacherous Next Dose mav Salivate. Shock Liver or Attack Bones You know what calomiel is. It's mer cury; quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous, It crashes inito sour bile like dynamite. cramping and sickening you. Calomel attacks the boyns and should never be put into your system. If you feel bilious, hecadachy, consti pated and all kuiocked ott just go to your druggist and get a bottle of Dod son's Liver Trone for at fewv cents wvhich Sa hai'mless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomecl, Trake a spoonful and if it dloesn't start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker thant nasty calonmel aiit wxithout making you meck, you just go back and get your Dorn't; take calomel! It makes you sick the nest day; it loses you a day's work. I odson's Liver Tone'straightens you right tip and you feel great. No, salts neccessary. Give it to the ohhldren heen'citi~i it s perfectly harmless aut ean "Gi[TS-IT" 10Q[1 First Stops All Pain-Then Peels the Corn Off. Don't tr'y to fox trot on corn tor turedI feet. Get rid of your corns. I~f Make YorPetH Remove Those you have nover neon a corn 't1ckled to death, just, apply a feyv drops of "Gets It" to yotirs. Then watch that corn die-peacefully ag It it .had -gone to sleep. Soon it is luothing but a loose piece of dead akin that you can lift right off with your fingers, Get after themn now. Your drugglat hasi "Gets-It". C.asts but a trifle or -nth~lnhgrat all if It falla. IMfa by T,1. Vincent-Sullivan Varnville, Nov. 20.-In a ceremony of unusual beauty, Miss Nannie Mazyck Vincent and iDavid Herbert Sullivan were married Saturday even lg at 8 o'clock at the Baptist church lere, the Rev. A. P. Toomer, of the Presbyterian church, oficinting. Long before the appointed hour, the church was filled with friends and relatives and just prior to the cere mony Miss Thelma Lightsey of Crock ettville sang "Until" and "All for You." The wedding music was ren dered by Mrs. James H1. Mauldin of IH-aipton, the wedding march froni Lohengrin being used as the proces sional and Mendelssohn's weddhig march for the recessiral. The church -was 3tlly decorated with palms and Southern snilax fes tooned over windows and doors and handsome ferns. An improvised altar was crected in the rear of the church, and this was banked with vines, palms and feathery ferns, while the soft glow of many candles made a beautiful setting for the lovely gowns, which carried out the rain bow idea very effectively. and iwhite baskets, filled with chrysanthemums, suspended over the altar gave a pretty effect. The pages, James Dowling and 'Henry Vincent, Jr., opened the gates for the brida qparty. Then came the little flower girls, 'Louise Vincent and Sadie liee Vincent, each with a bas ket of hiaby chrysanthemums, and took their places. The groonismen came next: '1. A. ,Sullivan, Jr., of Laurens and Crandell Varn, A. F. Martin, Jr., and L. A. Philpot, of Laurens, -follow ed by the bridesnelds, liss Inez Vin cent of Orangeburg, niece of the bride; Miss Anna Sullivan, Miss Ethel Black of Bamberg and Miss Sophie mlack, then the dames of honor, sisters of the bride, Mrs. J. 11. Tison of Savan nah and \irs. McuAlpine Albergotti, of Columbia. The little flower girl, Mar.. jorie Simmons, came next With a basket of .baby white chrysanthemums. Little Clara Vincent Albergotti of Co lunbia came next, carrying the ring on a larg" ,*I," chrysanthemum. Miss Besise Glenn was maid of honor. Then came the bride and met the bridegroom and his best man, George Harley, of Columbia, at the altar. The bride m-as given in marriage by her brother, fHugh Vincent, of Laurens. The bride was a vision of loveliness in her wedding gown of shimmering satin, the short round skirt being given dignity .by the long train of satin twhich .fell from the shoulders. The low cut bodice was trimmed with Jilver lace. 'his silver lace also draped the skirt. The delicate mist like veil of talle was caught with Pearls and fell the entire length of the train. IHer flowers were a shower bouquet of bride roses and ferns. Immediately after the ceremony a reception iwas held at the home of the bride's parents, 'Dr. and Mrs. C. P1. ncent. Receiving at the home were . and irs. iVncent, Sr., Dr. and -.r's. C. '. Vincent, Jr., of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Vincent, of Lau renq, Dr. andl Mrs. D). W. Vincent and Mris. Sullivan, mother of the bride groom, and M\iss ;Miller, of Greenvlile, After congratulatiojns, block ice cream 1nd cake were served by a 'bevy of 'oung .girls. Fruit punch wvas .servedi mt two tables in the -hall. In the din *ng room the bride's table wvas very ait .tactivye with yol low ch rysanthemums, mnd in the center the bride's cake wvas ~astily arrangedl. At a lawte hour the 3ridie changed for her traveling dress f brown poiret twill with a becom .ng hat of fuchia velvet and acces-, tories to match. Tihe couple left .with the best wvishu 3s of their many friends here for a wvedd~ing journey, Mirs. Sullivan is the youngest daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Vincent, is 1.graduate of Chicora college and very inuch loved in this, her home town. [t is a matter of -general regret that her marriage wviM take her awvay. Mr. sullivan -is a graduate of Olemson sollege, a young civil engineer of mnuch .promise and is at present en gaged by Abbevile county 'to superin tend road building. 'lHe 'Is from Lau rens, .but has many friends here. 'Phe handsome array of silver, china and eut .glass attested the popular'ity of M1r. and Mrs. Sullivan. PHRtEE SHOT DOWN IN HIOME IN OHIO Foermer Husband of One Victim Held. Children Witnessmes. Wilmington, Ohio, Nov. 20.-Oliver Vandervort, agedl 32, who claims to ibe [t fur' dealer of this city, wvas being lteld uinder a murder charge in the mhton county Jail here today follow ing a triple0 murder at Cuba, a yiihage near here, last night. Those murdered -were 'Bertha Whit tew Van~iervort, aged 30-, htis divorced wife and mother of Vandenivort's three children; Mrs. Jeff Whitlow, aed 57, mother. of Mrs. ,Vandervort; and how urd ,Bonier, aged 24, said to htave 'been a caller on Mrs. Vandervort. Mrs. 'Whiblow before dying from lieu' wounds, the police say, deolared tat Vand ervort committed thme murders. rh'e olice said she told them t-hat Van. [lorvort camo. to her' home whilo. in toxicated and started a quarrel whick ended in the shooting of the three. Rodney Wallace, a farmer living near the (Whitlow home, Informed th authorities today that Vandervort while crazed by drink, shot him lasi night. A post mortem examinatoio will be held tomorrow to determine L. the same caliber bullets killed th( three persons and injured Wallace. Vandervort told the authorities toda3 he was not responsible for the triph murder, and that he is the victim o circumstances in 'having been foun( at the Whitlow home. He claims tha while walking in the roai in front o the 'Whitlow home he heard a commo tion and saw in the darkness a flgur rush from the door. 'le said he coul( not tell whether it was thait of a mai or womaii. According to his story, th police said, Vandervort's ten year ol son Oliver rushed from the house t call for help, saw his father and in duced him to enter. , Asked )y the authorities who dic the shooting the boy said: "'Papa (i1 it.", The three small Vandervort childrei were the only witnesses. When th police arrived Vandervort iwas sittini in the house holding his younges child, a ba'by. Oliver, the ten year old son, tokl authorities that after the shooting h< attempted to atitract the attention o neighbors 'by sohoting a revolver fou times Into the ground. The revolve: with four empty cailtridges' was foun< In the house. Another revolver, whicl had not been fired, was -found in Van dervort's automobile. No trace wa! found of the gun wit'h which the mui ders were committed. Mrs. Vandervort was killed as shi came to the door to answer Vander vort's knock, according to young Oliver's story 'to the authorities. Shl had her baby In her arms but It wa unharmed. A bullet pierced her head Bosier was then shot, the boy said and Mrs. Whitlow fell a third victin W HETHER it's Thanksgiving < tankful of gi your motor you will g( faction only thirous selection. Volatility is imhportai gasoline. It largely i starting speed of your . the richness of the ni have to use. For st< that enables you to < in traffic or whirl up e without a lot of gear si motor fuel must have speed and a high rate development. For operation gasoline mi big mileage per gallo up so completely tha minimum of carbon I It needed years ofreni 'enee and countless STAND) when she came down stairs attracted by the shooting. - Vandervort and his wife had boon divorced -twice. Their second divorce was granted about six weeks ago. ** * * * . . . . . . .. . ** * EK M NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ekom, Nov. 1.-We are glad this morning to see the sunshine after a week of rain and cloudy weather. 'We are glad to report the health of our community very -good. Misses Evelyn Culbertson and Mar garet McDaniel left Sunday afternoon for Ware Shoals -where they have ac cepted work ni4th the company at that iplace. Mr. Theme and family were visitors at the home of Mrs. Lou Culbertson recently. Mr. iBroadus Cooper and family, Mr. Jay Cooper and -family, Misses Edna I and Kittura Cooper spent Sunday with I Mr. T. J. Cooper and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Culbertson and little Martha, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gray Cooper. r lMorn to Mr. and Mrs. 'Homer Cul bertson, a daughter. There will .be a lot of moving around this time. Mr. SMorgan has moved to the old Henderson Place, and Mr. Nix to the old Roberts place. Miss Minnie Brissey spent Thursday nitrht with her -sister, Mrs. Gray Coo per. Mr. J. H. 'Blackwell is moving to the old Owings place. Rub-My-Tism, antiseptic and palin killer, for infected sores, tetter, sprains, neuralgia, rheumatism. 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