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CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH TALK .No. 1 4 0At rnehTd i t . 114 1 F o i I anly soll int- a lt it er or vio lalio i' of Nature's laws or onl m ou a 1 irfereice with Nattit-'s, way t4o ket.ep the body in vl''cT, health1. T h -1111 11 ,1 lin ture is so con l d \1tt h t i , l ltriailltd . 'd]) 'd .- in t i") 1I eI t ~ti I UbItu ~iii ' e.i tO it' 1111 U1 1-on wh L h le fb lo ad ttin to ii t v a r m t I'I'o (tl ' i vtco i ts sin to iv 1e 'ti' l' I -alth lo all te Ifk there of t h bcitetI I. ("iien~l tol hre is imitV I to )bo di .vnse il the particubar orgi fed1 by. the ner'Ive so obstruclted. ('hire pract ic a mijtL ihe oh .0tru11c;io.1 a .d h rt v emov!) the caoson &eslorig o Imay contditici , an1d per ittinw Natoure t to henl. TIhev Chiropractor ulses no0 k(nife or dru-1gs. 'Even at Slight knowle gTE of the benTeflts ot Ohto ropraelie 'will prov to you t that itis s oin scientile prin iplesl an a knowredge of the Ruan tbodly. Ohropractic hepm Nat to help you. Drs. Coon & Todd Chiropractors oiurs: 10-12, 2-3i, Mnday, Wed acta oy and -pday. 'To Cure a Cold in One l~ay 'lake LAXATIVE lBROMO QtIHNINE (Tablets.) It btops the th inH and enworks of te Cold. E. W. 'ROV E'S signatuire on each im. :30c. W. S. M. Says: "The stingiest pen ny-pincher in town uses a Willard Threadea Rubber Battery, and heon w l bae gany epla it n'touh Way Li arnk. H ontecs dniiteWillardcMa Bhratt Rber uty. Co W. Lauren St Phne44 This. trdmr *tme e ** * * * * * * * * * * ** *411118. 0, F2. FO W1,I-it.* * * * * * * * e * * * * * 4' [ti loving memilory of Ily f'rionld and neigh-bor. Alirs. 0. 1.-Powler. "And 'ihthe mlorn, Th o.w ai;!eLci faew s smile, Which I have lovedl-long sincve Anid lost awhile." \\hy shmOld t1-v :;pirit of, mlortal be p\oud? Doi th i t h !,vent ievile. Wh\tr'eve,' life tay begin, inl bt or. 1.,;aula ; wh t )er h the eneCin .! -i"Iieu. and tod i n ti.a I ish;Iin.I gtuish it, we all cmlle to the am ' eil. It i appoiitei 111114) :n1 nct,. to - t het tigl o' low, rich r poo -, n obh- or i iole, Nail 011orK' v a all di.lsictions ie 1(--, ithe .'rm '\\ihl lit t om e111:0 part oin the tie of I I fzh and Il icly plik s aw v.; I mH .-one liami (-;it'n.' The P s 1 ite tmlheterial. than' giit ; ia i'ls ito rn i it grth u , in I1h 1 1ee in brie; ht",a v Itt I u !_ Ii th ' iti;ui'y 0 1 la 1i1 li hcn th ill it l~i il 111. illt i V 105 - 1 I Io il is to li wn 'a nI wi 1 It IrII. ".\l, for mil, Is dh ys ar lie It(he- gra ; aoIs a llow r- Inl the fivld :;o )w, lloulrishethIt, and r lt I a \N i eaIpn u; I I ovc i' I a. ;d Iu 41i(se l 111 tha wnded. ho im t it, sit it I lone; btuln the placeet W tl reiil fi shalli' know it to itot'." The foloed had the !1irh' oyes,;. undhearing ell on theI h o puIsh, Ihea rt. tie Shroud, thelt godra ve. anf t he one' brief cla ter inl the history of a lile to an end. Whenl thle anniounceement pasxed f'roml lIp to 111p, "Alts. l tov ier is dead", we.(. wre aill i iled with suipreme sorrow. ld felt itat a beatiful alid useflt life had ended. But not. so, only t-he first brief chlmter was enlded. There remains miich to be written yet. tler timte of Seedj-,sowing was jlng, heI(! tired handst had lo-st Owir *,"(AingI, hter Weary fet had lost tvir buoynllcy and sho( fell on sleep Nov. 12th, 1921 it her homlle in Lanford tatiot. rs. Flowler was hornlt inl Spartan burg county, near Wooditiif, onl June 5thj, 1861, 'was the daughter of Harri -on anld Rebecca ..\lartini I Wr unnond; married Dr. J. R. iowler in 1878, and t oved to i Ihomle. near Wa ri lotr Creek chittreb, i atu renls coun;11 ', lived ere at her beaitiful home ith her hsloband Where they dispe(tsed so luchtoo hosodality, and did so m111tt for. her! churchel at Walrrm11 Crevek she seemed as did tDr. eowler, never to Weary inl doing ant( d vinig !o any of Its' enterprises; her, h)oeli was the phevacher's homle. Shte Was the motherisf thre cie - dren, a son who died Inl inlfancy, at younl.1 daughter, MlIsS Ilsa, Who died at I8, anld NIssiv, wife of J. 11,us.sel Patterson, who diod arly in her mar ried life, leaving thre1-e Small children, whil .rs. (owler ralised, and no chil drenl Were rased With more1-v tender loss, love, and ttiancial chare (nth Il too good Or cstly for them) than ]o?(bir, aes-r. and Dietoy. Now they miss her prceence, eseilyDeloy, whom soft , alOs'tt 'worshipped. I know they will Over cherishte mtel ory and teohjllings of tiso dVar Old 1:1ra11nmo-ther, to whom they were 'so nt'ached. Mrs. FPowler1 War, a 113.rummon101d, and [tis family, which isoart and iflu astia1, wa1s marked by euiiSite enl tieness o)f leportmi)ent, iLgh character, lofty tiought, d all o eimed to have at "geius for religion." So Was Mrs. towler, lke her anesi' tors, soft of voe, and ttractive il oerson1. She11 won frien~ds amlong all sortus and conditdons of people, WIt or. black, al1l 'were Impressed and dr awn to hte, ni association 0Withi her, as 1 enn Well testify, but. deepned thle finle impressions myade. Iet was (I benediegionc to kn owh.as a .1 Baptist from yotrlhood and loved the11 thou gitful of hers nldl Was an oti of home-makr andock dcltor 's wfot, adtuol itItcte. Te a isit miona111ry3 sief ty of Warrtior fCreeko church1 aos a'lat. SheO fotered fo seeart'st wand thetfrithe ltociet althei yeatist churc ga ted.n forldeaivin very liberailly ht', btil Iof Warrtiorei Crek churchitnnod whould ec ac' Whlet ono oft' ts grate worker ine its ue.e'lnl t~ut til --tllir( tof evie ator thist (hurch bee m(i'ay an~tdLsh wasi peritItedlto eand r~'ejo1tie in t tman ofnth i re ious fatruon, of', o her ino-hu s mitc a nte chil, no c w thesful harve blodat ttiset'ct o h'arneted. fThet dsath.o e rte.telt Iname at W. yeah. sitmmnd wuvas a ch, ver blow1to1her. At long as ~ti shei ied ite "a sliiver'ti tont wlitt hhnt' andittted -isi advie and'ee sweety. om Saito nhp Now theye arev1 reite i -t'li "Gr tt' Wteyond;" 1 He Poninlaw~ eald typfe, J. 1tRusslattrsoandliood. W i' ill whaoterson, hr ste-grandhlf dren, 10, iiy enoratt nnie .\aiiies and J.f much ashe gaveitd all. wnfls fort ansl su 'Wach.itnnll~Ct bute o rallsubissiv elys netriesed sknssi inoyo gs arowndgmadet LUt "a ohinln athithat with mIOrea exten; inherlas xmpi.da thtt leicl iJuts c mpre upontito thchai ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * LANFORD NEWS * -I a * * a * a '. a a * i iuiVrI, li. s.t 3The vchol ha st'l i d till and I (' v i 'li t li t 'lii l hi .. I erndwondelrfully I'mr the( beInning or a I)(\w year.. If the cnrollm11.n1 conI-. t i'il e.; t o ine lvr<'a( v-,e \\ill ha v( t o hamve .\i (e ~\l i V )r ui!t n ::t- it (Il .\ d is. [ l li *i co (lit r e1i-'idai nII:i r a w. h kl -ir e . \l s.. : . li In \l . 1~e : ' it h tei n O a, ip itio' ( to. iii' I : .' ! , i m:.it uii .iir: 1 )(I n m d ha i 10aved te I.: i'etnI. \\*c : v ic~e -; I 1y lit ha t ve ele II' i in on' - ii muiin it-' It.: 21te. 1 :111i1 1in i l. \l. s . :\. (ii v thl famil: h. (r ay hPnl trn inr \\ointreii nafhb.e 10 ~ 11(311h~rgan 1itllilaid t ( Cit flo-111 t;1 ;oen the:: s1c il. 1 I., Pm r ill n ':el c:111' I. 4ii -:); I;. vd y atd ep :1 r ea t.~w~ I I((I \V . ..!.1g.v v 1m11 vl'a!le!l'!il oll. cEOr, asioel thM '. |4. . Il-titno d ph"e .11 .\w, t'h rc( . \\ ilI)m has~c- i n v e to- c I( Mr. ('aeile (horr1's. Liar glad to have these new nevighbors;. 211awyer. Brooks Patterson. atn ett tornley inl Atlanta, passecl through here onl his way to visit is fias heriii, r. .1 l'Itterso , in \\ondruff. Mr. J. r. Pranks spent it! wek-end in spar-tanhur 11( and iear) the famsousii evanllj ist, 11111y. Stulay, and replorts, :1 great. nIleetin. ill. \Valier ('ox, of iaaurens ),titen nIIday.N -Xith '.\VSSrs;. \'ernon1 and( IBilbert ('ox. .111'. ,-. .\. Cox and .I'amlily wereo I gue;IS of Mrl. and 'l.\ls. C. 1). '"ox. latStinl day. .\!r. and .r arion lIryson, of Ow ings. paid a flying visit here last Tues day afiterilnoo. (apt. aml .Alrs. .1. \\. Ianlford have 'r(cturned froi a visit to Knoxville. 'Tenni. .\ rs. 1'. A. Thomas, of Spartanhiurg. t'ent a l'Ifew days I'eceIly with her paIrInts, i'. an1d Mrs. .1. It. FI11ks. Mir. J. 10. 'lhomishas returned to his hoimei in Glas1onia, after spelnding a few days with his parents, \ir. and .\rts. W. A. Thomas. The 1l. Y. 1'. 1'. will imleet \wit il Mrs. C. I). (ox Wedlesday night. .\Ve are glad to reotort (that little Mary I)rumn111111d i imilproviirg some1, and we hope she Will soon11 hI stronIg and well agail. Mr. T. A. Diunimloind -Will have to attend 'ederal court. at Greenvilh als jurymian. Biious? Take NE TonighV1tI Naturo'n Romedy is Bettor and Safer Than ClIooil. Clona Out Systcm Without C:-lplng. Stops Slok Mc.dacho., Guarantcod. Elliouis attack:, contInLation, ,07C hendaQce., ot..,aro in tho great rn:.w .orlty cf o.ases duo to digestivo troublo and ro reasonablo per.un canl e.:pect to obtain eal or Insting bcuefit until the causo Is corrected. Naturci'o Remedy (Nl Tablots) is ; vegettblo "comlpounfd thlat nets onetho stomach, llver, bowels andi kidneys, tho puriposo blnlyr to bring about healthty anld harm't3oniou-.! :2ttion o' all the organs of dlgostlon rAd elbnlin thon. It acts rromiptly and thorourghly, y ct so mildlly and1( g~nt1ly that~ therei la nev.er lhe slightest g'rip~ne; or dis comfort. flut thtit ~t3 not all. Ntureti's clal ch'ect upion thlo entiro body. fly and asstiilation, tha o .izchment I deriveP'd fro'm' food, 'tho blood quality 1:i enrIcheil, v'itality is Iic:ca and thi w'.holo usystemzt t:eantned. Once you rAtI' yoiur body' in ti rplendid condition, you nce~d not an mediCt~.ino0 overy d4 ay-.lut inko an0 NI. T1ablet occionally 'when indIgestion, b)ilousnczs and constipation threiatena nnhd you can elwcays feet your bot. Recmember'1 keep!ng welt is caster s'.r d (lceaper. thnn gettinti well. (Get a. 25e box of Nature'n Roem'c (NRl Tablets) and0( try it. 1t 61.: m guiarantceed and recommenilC1ded by :. Laurensq Drug Co., fLaurons. S. C. >AT ABLET S - M Million Packets Of Flower Seeds Free Wo hellove In flowors arouind thle 1h0me0 of tho South.. Flowers brighten u~p theO hlomo suiirroundings and give pleasure and satisfaction to those wvho have thorm. We havo filied more thian a millIon packeots of seeds, of honutiful yet easily grown flowers to ho given to ouir cuIstomers *'qthis spring. ;ouldn't youI like to havo five pacekets of honiutiful flowers free? YOU CAN GINT T~iJDM! Hastings 1922 catailog Is a 100-page handsomely illustrated seod book full from cover to cover of truthful descriptions and~ illustrations of vegotablos, flowers and farm crops, It is full of helpful gar den, flower and farm linformalitionl that is needed in ovary Soutihern home, ,andl, td~o, the catalog tells you how to get th9e fiower seeds absolutely free. Write for ouir 19122 catalog now. It is the finoat, moot valuable and beau tiful s0o(d book ever published, and you will b lumihty glad youI'vo got it. Tporo .Is nq obligatleon to buiy. anly thing. Jusit, ask for the~ atalog, anid it will comb by reQttirnf nu1411 H.4 QNiASTING 20ESI0M EN, MOUS TRAPA thi door7 ." oBcnLs Are COLINS DEARTEN STORE.P.' Vj C . i. Lais n e's Umrlas9can19 leir dur &' Belis qualithesmize 81 by 90 $12 Cllo' CaA So CoWS just a little 25ette protect the Pulic's pocketbook by savig our petron- rioney on theirevery purchame, consequently the most beate are the various paths that lead to Laurens' Public Square, where, like a sohd rock, there stands between you and high Prices COLLINS' DEPARTMENT S'roRE. L-adies' and Men's Imrla . .......98c and $1.98 Best quality Sheets, size 81 by 90 ft w .4 $1.25 Medium size Sheets, size 72 by 90T s 85c Hcillow Cases, White Oil Cloth.... - .0c Metal Knives and Forks, good quality, silver colored; per set 0 95c Electric Irons with attachnts thrown in at. $3.98 Comforts, large size, better quality- $2.4 E xtra qua i ty, extra l arge si ze Comiforts, worth $4.40-----$2. 95 Extra hieavy, largest sizie rurhlkish Towels for. - --- 39c IHuck Towels in white, each. 10~ -lc Bleaceed Drill, per yard -........ 10c Men's IDress Shirts--------------------75c Pie Pans.........-------.- 05c 5 Gallon Oil Cans--. . - - .. ... * 95c Men's Overalls-----.- -....-----98c Men's Carhartt O veralls....... ------$1.69 Men's Headlight Overalls-_- $1.69 Boys' Overalls--_._.69c Doys- uveraius. __---_ -48c Straw Ticking, good grade, No. 100 10e Feather Ticking, AOA-29c Gray Mottled Outing-------_---. --oc Men's Work Shirts, best grade- 75c Men's Work Shirts, _- -69c School Tablets- -- - ----- ----------------. 4c Curtain Scrim, per yard - - 1oc Table Damask, 58 inches----------- 45c Table Damask, 58 inches____ 58c Table Damask, highly mercerized at_ 89 and 98c Men's Handkerchiefs, red, white and blue -5c Bleached Drilling -.e _ -_ Silk Tatretas and Messalines that sold for $2.50-- .$1.45 Lye, 2 cans for --25c Apron Ginghams, best grade 1oc Ladies' Union Suits- - - -- 98c Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants 39c Ladies' All-wool Sweaters - -. -.$1.95 Men's Heavy Sweaters, sold for $5.00 - - - $1.98 Percale -.-o10 Outings .--- oc Men's ats $...$198 Men's De Luxe Velour $3.35 Ladies' Crepe-De-Chene and Georgette Waists, sold for $5 0 $2.39 Ladies' Silk Suede Gloves - 9 Ladies' Ieavy Coats.4 Ladies' Skirts, all-wool Serge 9, Huck Toweling, per yard. 12 1-2e Schnapps, per plug.-.- - 25c Brown's Mule, per plug 25c Yellow Jacket, per pLiug.- 25c Apple Sun Cured, per plug -25c Micky Twist, 3 for- - 2c. Camel Cigarettes, 20 for. 15c Stud Smoking Tobacco, 6 for- 25 Prince Albert, 2 for- 05 R. J. R. 3 for - - 25c Black Draught Wine of Cardui, 1arge .i.ze 98C If you will follow the crowd you will land on the heights of Laurens' Public Square, where like a Beacon Light Collins' red signals blaze the way to light the trading travellers through the doors of success to ihe interior of Collins' Department Store, the one great store, the place where high prices are punctured. Listen! Light weight Sheeting at 4 1-2c, 36 inch Sheeting, heaviest quality at 10c, heavy Drilling at 10c. Sea Island 39 inehes at 10c. Ladies' Umbrellas 98c and $1.98 Octagon Soap 4c Follow the Most Beaten Path and You'll Land on Heights of Laurens Public Square at COLLINS' DEPARTMENT STORE WOHN W D. COLSLIN W. G. WILSON'S OLD STAND