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STEE ItlN G WHEEL FOR OLOTZBACH uisband of Margaret Matzenauer at I Old Job. Not Concert Pitch. San Francisco, March 15.-Floyd Glotzbach, husband of Margaret Mat enuer, grand opera star, who resuim ed his position as driver of a sight nocing automllobile at Del Monte, Cal., a fesx (lays ago with the anlounee lient he was "through with the lime light" sticks to his original statement. h al interview with a reporter at gan '1-rancisco. Glotzbach reiterated 'his (etermination to follow his natural ent as a chaui'feur and not live the -life of a social lion. "'I'here are some things a man1 can (not stand forr." (ltzbaeh told the re Iporter, "no matter' what there is in "\hat I mean is this: I know what a::i not. I am not a la(lys man. I oun not a piece of interior decoration Colds Cause Grip and lnfluenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUIINE Tablets remove the came. There is only one "Bromo Qnliine." SW. Gi&"L ROV1:' aturo on box. -10c. CONTEST ON IN El QUEEN OF P Popular and Attractive Young Wom Capital City's QUEEN GETS 'Throl -h1ou1t South Carolina interest is runniing high in thie state-wide conl - 'lest to secure a Queen for lie 1922 Pit~lmafesta to be h1el(l in Columbia the week of April 17th to 22nd. Newspa pers throughout the State are running voting coupons in each issue and each county is selecting a candidate who will go to Colubia for the big week, as the guest of Palmafiesta, all expens es of he pleasatit tril) to be paid by the Columbia Chamber of ('otnuerce. 'When the forty-flve candi(lates as scilble in Columbia for Palnaesta a genfe'ral election will be held and the, fortunate young women secunring the greatest linuber of votes -will be erowied Pueen of 1922 Palmafesta, will 'be awarded the $500 diamond ring mntd will be the recipient of many spe cial honors during the big galal week. The big steel auditorimn at the State F'air Grounds will be the center of Palmafesta actiivities such as the crowning of the vueen, daily band coil certs, the big fashion show, automobile dhow, trales displays, vaudeville an(d kmullsement acts both afternoons and evenings, and one or two nights fea tiuring grand opera stars of interna tional reputation. Palimafesta will apen Monday even Vote V, QUEEN 01F P C'olumibia, A pril Mal i' coupons to "PA'I A. TA" 811 IL. & 10]. Bank Bldg., Columbla, S. ~c. 3Iy g~hoice for Queen of Palmafesta Address............... .il VOtes must reach Coilumib:ai by Froma L~aure All nw buildit with our own Southern wood, CYPE "THE WOOD 0 It's equal to an ii against a lot of r i,on.. For true ec Vte ood Ete Buy the Grade TI Often middle or "just right for 't riwtefor-list of FREE PL &Stthern Cypress Mf: 8~ Graham Bldg., Jacksoi C'YOtiRLO0fdt DRAE RWILL SiJPPL .1 5 pcP~s1tisK or -bric-a-brac. I can cuss as much as any other man when I have to got down on my back under a car and pull at a bolt 'that awon't turn, -but after all, I like it. How are you go Ing to put that sort of a fellow into glad togs and stand him in a recep Lion room to chatter with the tea 'ouns whom the imadame wanted to be nice to but hasn't time to see? "If you are going to .be a grand Dpera star, you 'must learn to live on skimimned milk and a)plause. Any thing you want to do is something you shouldn't do, because it will in Lerfere with the next performance. "You understand, the man who in dinuates that any reflections are being 'ast upont1 Madanle Mlatzennauer is due .or a good thrashing, and I am the nan who should -be consulted in that xase. As for our solaration, it Is per nanent. as far as I am concerned. I im awling to take the worst end of he argument, though. Just say that was below concert pitch If you want :o. That explains It all. Now kindly ,ive us the curtain. You have this )pera inl one act. Most of then are Loo long, anyway. ERY COUNTY FOR 4LMAFESTA -n in Every Section Interested in Big Festival '500 DIAMOND ing April 17th with a, mlamtloth dis )lay of fireworks. Columbia's streets w'ill be specially decorated for the eek anid there will be gorgeous float parfrdes, baby larade, and other fea Ltures now being worked out by coi mittees fromli tile Chiamber of toma merce. Several State conventions have arraned to meet in Columbia 1iu ring the veek of Palmafesta. The couilty Queen coltests will "lo's: tilrotuglhout tIe State on Satur lay, April Seventh at six o'clock. Af ler the votes are counted and the name If tile winller inl each county is kiowin, phiotographs ll Ibe sent to Columbia for insertion in a beauty sipplement he circulated throughout the State ciuring the week of April 9th to 15th. In order to nceure the most popular Voun1g woman il Laturens County as andi(late for Queen of Palmafesta, there is rinted below a popularity vot ing coupon which is to be filled out and mailed according to tile inistrue.. tiois contained tllcreill. Voting (Ou P011 swill be printed in each issue of this newspaper ip to and inclluding tile issue of April 7th, at which time the votes will be counted and announce :neat it' the winner made. There will l:e no restriction tion -the number of rites each person may cast. Clip out the vote coupon ,below and watch thuis -e11r) for others to appear each week until April 7th. Mark these couipois ii he name of your choice fo r Queen of Liaurens County. AI1AFEST A 1ith to 221nt1, is ns ('nty 1g is best done world - farnous ETENAL" asurance policy epair bills later onomy, first as simyly stick to rnal" and iat Fits the Job. lbw grades are he case." ,ANS for farm buildings. rs.'Assn. r.a -u 1Tiflo, Fla, 10W AT ONCE. TRAPPERS FIND GOLD Reticent About Discoveries Made in Kootenay District. Bring in Fine Specimens of Ore Show. ing Visible Coarse Gold Obtained From Carbonate Float-May Be Lost Vein. Nelson, Can.-Two trappers. arriv Ing from a dIstriet adjacent to Koo tenay lake-they will not be more speelfic-have broughlt in a fine sample of ore showing visible coarse gold oh tained from a Cnrbonate float. They state the snow fell too early for theim to locate the vein from which the float came, but consider it could easily be tracet.i as there is very little overbur den in the locality. The advent of these trappers with i bully specimien beyond sispielon of any "doctoring," hias fired old-timers with enthusiasm. Some of thein predict a minor stain pede when the snow melts. As iII tie olden tilies, tle clew to the find Is carefully guarded, but it is known to be within fifty miles of Nelson, and iear the lake-which nar rows the field of speculation, guessers ire busy. Old-time prospectors believe It must be the vein discovered by two pros wectors mnany years ago round Kuts-I kanook way, whose very nanies other than sobsiquets tire forgotten but It Is recalled that they took $12,000 out of theIr claim in two months. and "did It fin" riotously. One of them was killed in a gamblers' qtarrel at Kus kanook. The other stole an Ildiall's siquaw in the Crow's Next and fell by right of vengeance to the red man's rille. Tom Pr', -tor, after whoim the town of Proctor isi naied, was to have been i his partner, but himself (lied be fore a deal was struck. So the whole transaction was blotted out, and even the source of the gold faded into the 11111d of legends. Many prospectors have searched for tie lost vein, and the Idea Is growing in Nelson that the two trappers have found it. This history ringing as till echo of tin almost forgotten past has stirrid Kooteniay prospectors more than any thing whleh haits happened in thlie last two years. The report, however, is uniml peachllable, am( is indorse( by promlpent mneibers of the BritishCo-, Itlibil Prospectors' Protective asso clation to whomil the trappers are known and who are familiar with the ancient tragedy. BIG WIRELESS TYPEWRITER University of Illinois Students to Run Arrangement at Electrical En gineering Show. Urbana, Il1.-A wireless typewriter, designed and rigged up by students in electrical engineering at the Univer sity of ilinois, will bo one of the fea tures of the university's electrical en gineering show to be held following the piniilg vacation. Electrical engineers will pound the keys of a special typewriter and the results will appear li tie electrical en gineering laboratory, half a mile dis tiltit. The scheme includes i regular wire less eqiuipment set which operates a se ries of relays which tautomatically make the contnet for tile magnets which dIrive tile keys. The magnets, b~y means of the relays, arec arr~anged .Ho that only the dlesired key functions at the time set for functioning. NATIONALIZE MISTRAL'S HOME Suggestion That Poet Be Honored as Was Fabre, the Great Ento momogist. Paris.-alTt wou1ld seemi that all the ruIn und1( devastation of thd great war had filled the soul of Firance with an insatilable desire to conserve the hab itations anid relics of 11er sons, be their claim to Immortality ever So humble. The chamber decided thlat the harmas, or cottage, at Serignan in Provence, whiere the greait entomologist Ileanr Fabre lIved and diedl should become national property. But tile Provencaux wats not yet con teat. They now dlemnd a like honor foir their great Mistral, whose mans Is at Maillane. Mistral's wIdow stift restides there, as dhoes theo poet's peCt spanIel, which wvears a coiltar -with the proudu Inscription, "I am Jougeor, the (log of the poet MIstral." Men Students to Raise Child. Orono, Me.--The hotme economilcs deplartmnent of thme University of MaIne has temporarily adopted Frances Paui ine, four months old. The 10 young men stiuetnts of North hall in caring for the infant will uise the latest scien tifle mlethlods. Little Frances is in lperfect health and sleeps and ttakes nourishment on a weli-definedl sched tule. Crow Poison .Rejuvenates - Old Dog;, Puppy Again Paris.-- farmer In toyon who wvished to dpestroy his old. dog gave It some crow ,poison. The farmer wvaitedI sadly for the; dleath of his old companion, his to -hise surrise thio~vtl junmped ~about and baurked furiously, 't'he pofpon, for se ejtfnufdiaary re'ason,' had- (tiiq~" ,0 '4*% atfi the gn'altui ha 4r 4*e fill of fun find, vrggr- ' - -im'~miiin:ia R45 10 % ' F---3 C-4 "NO,N0I'MY HSBANDHAS TOO MUCH HOME PRIDE TO EAT CAM "THAT'S RIGHT, MRS. PRODENT, DON'T BE CONVINCED HOME Where our home interests are concerne encourage and help them in their adva pastry with one hand we should hav< other, and then, when the old argumez be well prepared to do the right thi who contributes- to the maintenance of MORAL:---Do not neglect your ow R. W. Willis H. L. Rol Furnituro of All Kinds Lumber, Doori Musical Instruments We Can Furnish We Invite Your Inspection . for You Laurens Drug Co. Wharton C Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles, Stationery The Mai "The Rexall Store" Cash Clothieri Switzer Company Greenbe Ready-to-Wear Goode - Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions - FRESH STOCKi Your Patronage Solicited Opposite S. M. & E. H. WilkesHye & Company House Furnishers Dry Goods, S Furniture, Stoves, Chinaware, Ready Tinware -- EIVERYTHING FOR THE HOME PAY US Minter Company Laurens Cash Department Store *Battery DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, WilrdBt SHOES, MILLINERY ErnstpLaurens S Advertiser Printing Peoples Company Exchan Printers and Publishers Capital $ LAURENS' C Rend The Advertiser and Keep W. A. WAT Up With the Home News C. W. TUJ J. C. Burns & #6. -Home Fm Home of- ' , RED IRON RACKET Next to:3 More Goods for Same Money, .Furniture, Stovi Same Goods for Less Money ery-Complete] Laurenis Coca Cola ,William Bottling Co. Reliable Quench the Thirst With a Bottle Solomo of Delicious Coca Cola Buy it By the Crate "Quality and 2 Arm in 3 Wells C1drdy (4WCH ~Two Sig Stores ,OP) Day Goods, clothing, 510hoestce in iotons-Paod CRRYTEIA ~ W.BHa o~ t~eW~tches- .ndu 080m~m ~~-T Iol M. 1C.MERKER. t OR BREAD THAT WAS NOT BAKED BY OUR HWOE BAKER. FHAT IT IS BETTER! PRIDE d, we should make a special effort- to ncement. When r urchasing bread and a firm grip on Home Pride with the t "just as good" is produced, we will rig---support your home baker, the man our local interests. ri field and plow your neighbor's. 3er & Co. BENCHOFF'S , Sash Blinds 5 & 10 Cents Store Your 2ntire Bill "Buy it in Laurens" r House. WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUAM lothing Co. Davis-Roper Co. i's Store Department Store 'Laurens Best Store-Quality - Suits Me Made it So." SrgeDr Easterby Motor Co. -LOW PRICES Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Cit HllPhone 200 Service and Parts LryLaurehs ,National, LurayBank' ieee, Clothing, Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 be-Wear .J. 3. ADAMS, President A OALL -1GE. H. BLAXBLY, Cashier A ~ YOUR AC00UN~TS SOLICITBD Storage The Princess Theatr'e Comany evc Not Only for Amusement But for lesond evc Diversion After Business Hours surteous Service treet-Phone 448 THE I3EST PHOTOPLAYS Loan & ~ .Mhfe ge Bank 4 .Mhfe 100S BANK PIRST CLASS BAKERY r's, President Ask for Our Pullman Leaf GE, Cashier niture Co. L. B. Blackwell 'ost Ofmco . -Printer and Stationer m5,Rugs, Crock- OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES Solomox J. C. Shell & Company ni Says: T~z Famiy Grocer 'rice 0o Arm in Choice vegetables in Season Ey Store NOUGH PIeDu opn [ETRIST to S Well" tags and Medicines of 1A11 Mde vo6.elaysadiepair..puud 0oe0TyorIav8rCp.L