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FINA.L SETTL.NEN ] Take notice that mi thi ,14t day of Janui'ry, 1924, I id' pl' a~lnal ac co'nlof ny:act a-d'ddga.4Admin istrator of the estate of '. V. Garrett deeased, In the office of the Judge of Probate of Lauirens oatily at 11 o'dlock, a. in. and on li samie day will apply for a final 'llsrge from my-trust as Administrator. Any person Indebted 1o said estate is notified and required to make pay- 1 mont on that date: and all pwsons having claipis against said estato will present them on or beforo said date, duly proven, or be. forovor barred. ' .M. A, {iA.RFWO1T.T Adminitrator. Decemjb r 141, 1921. 22-: l-A TRY IT COULD ANY OFF -Neglect Br Why Do You Let Y< den When WA( Make It a PROOF FROM A STOMACII ''l'IOUBLE 1. 1-. B:. lroach, who's address is Ia)nockbuirn, S. C., Route 1, calledl al WNEo 'Tonic Store and said: ".My wifejt ha .been a siifferer With indligestion and, other stomach trouble, was nerv-% olj.hilad lost her' appetite, gotten thill i hti pains in back and linibs. She lis. d t.wo battles of Waco Tonic, gained t -'J>Smnds in weight, appetite now Cgood. Waco TIonic is the best medi ei'ne r ever used." Mr. Bronson Gibson, who is enploy ed in the A. C. L. It. It. shops inl Flor leic, S. C., said to the Dlemonstrators of WACO TONIC: "Gentlemen: I had been down for some time with lheumatism; had to i give uip 1m1y job;, could not even stand" onl my feet without a crutch oi. stick.1( I suffcered agonies and had given iip) all hope of ever being well again. A friend told me of WACO TONIC andi how it was cu1ing people. I havo nowlt used ; lbottles an( amni well; weit baLcl I to work after using : bottles. I la ve gaineml 25 polldlls inl weight an(1 never Felt better1 in 11my life." I ID)N.EY TIimI.lE 'Mr. .1. C. Corley, T6ome, (1a., gives his % experience. Ile says: "I silTered ( from one of the most serious and ag gravated conditions of the kidneys., For the last tel years I have been a continual sufferer with 1my back. Some r times it felt like some one was driving 1 an iron spike~ into my kidneys.' Often ( I had to pull myesif up when I was sit- I ting and desired to rise. My back was ' neyer easy at any time but worse at f times than others. "I would be distiur'bed from eight to t tell times at night. Could lot hol( mly urine. I was just. siiply ill a 1serous I conld,l,tion; looked as if' I did not have long ..for this world.( I had1( sp!ent ove(r 1 a t umsantl e -sig's withi no resulIts;:, was'gd(visedl t tthe hospitad .wp the I last hope. * I YOUNG PEOP Our celee t3 a rnemr "Tooebd 'rh i. n * wan't seo t wirt. 7:w. Bute an (1 tet ana makene at oplce.ne "TTHEa WOOD oan 't i usd tat rt. beotering with th Bout quickly Jot n with allpressaceme BYTHE GRADT gtads makin exache r thne fac givst that bsp< rotted woo withl o wer Wrute quoisl of Just k withor Cypres your" BUYRLOA THELE GRADE STH FINVEorUmanyPREdd jobs ofK INTUCKY JAIL. ATACKED BY NEI ne .outh. iled' and Two .WdWei 'Wounded.' Trioes Aid Posile. Jackson, Ky., Dec. 10.--State tioop tgain are on the anarch in Kentuck) i detachment of national guardsmej 'rom Whiesburg and Hazard arrive iere late tonight and will' leve 'a lawn Sunday for .the Lost Creek see .Ion of Dreathitt county to join I ;horiff's .posse in a search for nin< non ,who early today killed one yout mnd probably fatally wounded tw, vomen in an attempted jail deliver erc. The guardsmen were ordered out to PREE3B ER BE FAIRER? 'tugs Ruin our Life Be a Bur. 0 TONIC Will Pleasure? LL OVER DIXIE "I tried every kidney Illedicine ould hear of and had the best medica kill to treat men. but did not even go epllorary relief. I bought three -bot les of your WACO TONIC and I sa: hat it is one real medicine. Now ust feel I am a new man. I just can' ay enough about your WACO TONIC am praising it everywhere I go, an rant you to publish It. to the worl< bout the wonderful beneilt I have de ived from use of WACO TONIC." k 27-FO0T TAPE' WOl.M FROM 0' YEMl OLD H D Mrs. 1'. F. Smiith, rryville, Ga. a mie to oilr store, bought one hottle o .VACO TONIC for her little six yea 4d daughter, used it live days and b, ts use discovered her child was suffer ng with a deadly tape worm. So oi ast Friday, the 23rd inst.. she gave th< rild three doses of WACO TAIPE VORM RiGINDY and she expelled . 5-foot tape worm. To say this homi vas made happy is not giving it jus ice. Also Mr. A. T. Tidmoi, who live! t Summerville, Ga., brought us a bot le containing a dozen or two of larg tolmach worms from hIW Il le 2 1-: *'ar old( child. expelled trom tile us1 if six doss o \ W'C' TONIC. All these and hundreds of othei vor Ims we now have on exhibition a oir store, Laurens, S. C. A GENUINE TEST OF ITS mEtIT It is all easy thing to advertise , lediIlne, but It is differenit to prove i y actual test. We Prove Our Everi liim for WACO TONIC. We givi 'REE SAMPLES EVERlY DAY A'l 'l1E STORE, or ell theip $1.00 Bottle, or 65c, 3 for $1.50. - Bottlies To' 2.75. 6 Hottles. it Full Tre'atment miranteed to Satisfy or Money Back nllIe PrIce at Pitnm's Drug Store ,alurens. S. C. WACO liEI1DY CO., ADlVEILTIS, NE. STORlE. 112 SULLIVA N STltihET T STl OPPOSITE RLEAltI END 1OF 0I01 LE, ATTENTION! rza '.s %.-;"?~ ber of the Natinal Assoelation. of Acere liter comn eC I'aaife~I stat,Ij-the stronigest Chatin of achiools in SPARVTANBURO, S, C E)I Cli'lt'sS ANDII) l itil IFOR AK21Ps." Vood Eternal' ?hen we wouldn't is fixing up job." ext best thing and ts of tESS ETERNAL" epair 'job the last >t. Why rep lace ood that will rot eep in mind that build for keeps.'" AT FITS- THE JOB. repairing= the lower king . Knovgledge of rs an .advantage over some hum ber. ' You .ANS for farm buildings. i5'Assn. " Ti* li. , m PWyAtfbNCE. day bthy GoVerfior Wforfow attdr a band I of mountaineers had attacked the Breathitt. county ja't in an effott to tlierate pr isonae t iy hought incar cerated there. The prisonel's,, three i under life sentence, had been reinoved. Appearing at the Jail resideice about 1 2:30 o'clock this morning they de manded the prisoners. Oscar Allen, t Reputy Jailer, answered the nen by throwing the jail keys into a dark room and dropped when they started 3 firing. His mwrife and sister, Miss Mag I gie Allen, came out of their rooms and 3 Mrs. Allen stepped in front of her hus band, whom she thought wounded or dead. She was shot down, as was her sister. Albert Roberts, 21 years old, a nephew of Jailer A. A. Al'len, then ap peared and start&d shooting n't the men. -They returned the fire, fatally wounding him. Without making any attempt to search the jail, the band of men de liaittd. Mv'rs. Allen, who, it was erroneously reported today, had died; is in a crit ical condition. 1Her sister-in-law ils sufferin:g from four bullet iwounds. This afternoon Mrs. Allen gave ofill cials the names of three alleged mem bers of the gang and 'warrants have been issued. Fearing a probable attempt 'to free the prisoners, Jailer Allen took them to the Clark county Jail at Winchester, Ky., Friday., Jackson is quiet tonight. *i. LANFORD NEWS * Lanford, Dec. 12.-The Ilfuptist church met in conference Saturday .af ternoon and extended a unanimous call to Dr. Graves [L. Knight to the pastorate. It is sincerely hoped that he will accept the call and that the - relation will -he a great blessing to both pastor and people. The I. Y. P. U. will meet with the iresident, 3Miss Ruth 'Cooper, next Wednesday night. f The rural .improvement association will meet Friday afternoon, Dec. 10, and make arrangements about the Christmas entertainment next week. 3 Capt. J. W. Lanford made a visit to Greenwood to get a glimpse of the fa mUous French gene'ral, Foch, last week. -f1I also made a visit to the Baptist State Convention at Greenville Tues day and Wednesday. lis. Anna Cwensby and little son, ot Waodruff, spent the week with her sister, Mrs. flob Willard. - -Mr. and Mrs. Oscar liames, of Lau rens, ..e nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. 'W. Prince. Mrs. 'lames, their mother, went back home with them; r\Ir. and Mrs. H. C. Garrett and little Rachael went to Greenville Sunday .tq spend the . day .'with Mr. And 'Mrs Frank 'Cox. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams anil Miss. Lettha ,Williamns. spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gai'rett. Mr. B. W. Johnson and fany!ly and Lir. Vance Johnson were guests of their .parents, i'. and Mirs. J. I. JohT son, recently. , Mr. and Mrs. Will .Prince and famn . 1y were visitors in Laurens this week-end.1 Mir. J. B. Harmon, of Lauredis, 'was a guest of friends here Sunday. Mr's. C. L~. Waldrep and Mr's. J. R. Patterson were Christmias shoppers at l-turens Friday. .\r. and Mirs. Taimnage Patterson vis ited rehltives in Fountain Inn this wee'k-end. .\v. J. W. Johnson, who is at wvork in H onea Path, spent Sunday with his homoefolks. Mr. and .\irs. B. Fitz. Lanford, of WVoodruff were the guests of Mr'. a.ndl Mrs. (G. J. L.anford, recently..* .Mi'. Mel 1'leiming is Spenldiig the winter with his daughter, .irs. TPhomias 'Cr'ouchl, at Leesville. Hrieakcs uip a cold -in six houirs; noth ins ies -quicker relief in coughs .adcolds than Hlyomel. (Goes right to the spot and kills athe germs. Money b~ack if~it fails. Laurnn Drmug Co. Play at Lisbon School "if I Only l lad a Mfillion" will 1)0 given by "' lhe IBermuda Comedy Play ers' st 'L~sbon school Dec. 23, 1921, 'be ginning 'at '1:30. Admiispion .will be . 15c and 25c. The ipublic ia invited, The Quinine That Does Not Alliect -~ tite Head Because of its tonic anid laxative ef feet. TJAXATIVE ~BOMO QUININ'ID (Tablets) can be taken eby anyone *without. causing nervotasness or ripg--a ing in the head. E. W. GROVE'VS sig nature on box. S0c. 666 is a prescriptioh for Colds. Feve*r and LaGripp e. It's the most pedy remedy we know. intelligence of Animals. ."Sogne animals," wrote -the. smal boy in his composition on the above subject, ". , mhore intelligent than others. I once Vawv a talking horse ati tihe cirejis, and father sa)is'there wgr spellijig - bea :when 'he was ., y~oung. The .nly..'b~es,.1 i(ve. moet so 4 far' are the atingitig kind." *. -- *Laurens DrugdA~. guaantee8'MidO Na stomach tabletu to pretnvtly re lieve aftter dinner distress and indi e~stion Or 'fn9O07 bace OVERSTOCI The way in which we ha andise during this over-stocke ively that the values we are ofl ly to ladies of Laurens. Th ing is of the quality that is shrewd shoppers as high gri much below the average. BI well as present needs, is gooc new holiday merchandise is sale prices. Ladies, WVool sport' Hfose,, per pair ..98c Ladies' Outing (lowns, e ..-ch ....... .Wo 1IhIv Bird Iatiste, per yard .... ....26c Children's 'lIuster Brown Hose, pair ..19c Alen 's Lisle Hose, all colors, per pair. .25c Give Only Useful, Service This Ch SHOP I COH "The Store of I e 25 PER C ALL JE SOLOMON SAYS: ~ Don't be misled this Xmas Gifts by sale a know that a merchant and sell goods below c hire and 'auctioneers. wroing somewhere, ai erally the goat. ~ The holiday seatson is to buy a present in jea stock of jewelry on h prices---good goods tih cent reduction.' Not I want me to do thiat---I of profit; enough to i tbusineis and continu4 future as in the past. William h et. *A l.. -~ EI S.. SED SAt.-4 e isold quantities of Ld d sale has proven ecot :ering-have appealed'it6n e merchandise we aiesel.. instantly recognized by the' ide, but with the sale prices .ying now for future use, as I business foresight.- Fresh, being constantly added. at Men's Wool Sport I lose. por Iir . ...50C 44-i. nch Wool Oream Serge, per yard; $1.25 Ladies.' $4.00 Glove Silk Iose, pair $295 $18.00 Tricotine Dres-ses, each ... ...$9.95 iadies' $1.00 Pure Silk Hose, pair . .69c able and Wearable Gifts ristmas *ARLY E N'S 3etter Values" ENT OFF. WELRY year in buying your dvertisements. You can't stay in business ost and still pay clerk There is something d the buyer is gen on and you are going veiry. I have a large and of all kinds and atlIwill sell at25 per - >elow cost---you don't Lut at a small margin , mnable. me to stay S'i to serve you in the' - S.; g