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ASPIRIN Say "Bayer" and Insist! I'ic*k-. 'o - iw the 11 E "Bayelr" oil .. iig I irian o : e iMT'It w)iC "el diue y:i' for T h le 12unba1go l0hcu.uiatism N u ia lain, l'ain .\(ayer" package wvhitch co nt un 1I dliretionls. I lan1dy box t allet. ( Ost f r nS. lt .)cjj bottles of '21 and 1004. .\ is the trad e m1aik o' acliure of' M lnoaceticacid 'ster of . .yit acid. Renew your health by purifying your system with a tni and ..5c package, '>eari-:g abovc ::ade.:ark. 66 (Iures Malaria. Chills. Fever. Billous Fev er. Cold 1 and (i.Grippe. Outhouse Odors' --and dry up outhouse deposits with Red Devil Lye. Used two or three times each week it keeps such places odorlessi and pe~asant, espiecially in: sumi meir. So easy--you4l should niot be~ without it, Always demand thec genuine Home Ground Flour Try a sack of new flour from the mill. There is none bet ter. We Deliver It. Bramlett & Babb Laurens. S. C. S'NNX CORAL ISLE PARADISE OF MEN Woment Outnumber 3ales It to I tud Heg Sailors to Stay and Wed. lionoluili, 'T. .11., Aug. 25.-A sunny coral isle in the South Seas whrie lazy palms fringe the atolls and the I woeitn1i. including young and .heauti- I u,11 outnmilbier tie meln more than I I to 1; where 3o cents lasts a imioith this is the story told of Tagawa, an is- I let of the l'llice group, by 'apt J. A. T. Olsel, of the American schtooneor Ilenriett, wrecked July 16. ('aptain Olsetn and 1illmbers of his crew are in I lonolilu today with tie Iltritish steamer l Hauraki. which pick ed thiml op at Tagaway. and Is t:I i Iteli to Saln Francisco. And the Captain's tale follows: "-Tagawa is ti only ha bita 'l - land of the Ellice -roulp. It. ; It tion colsists of I90 1tertsonts, of only 12 are men. "Oitl settooner was swltl t Course alti otn to Nuhlialili looC heavy seas. "Wo struc1 vk a ttni LhI tand t dawni we t ried forI the shore'. Ikfore we hiii I the coral wt, saw nt1 iv,' imen1. clothad otnly in loini cloths. usini g 11an ouit- a rigger (calec into tlh' w ar. and11 with Ihvir assistan ^ t' a dlt' short, ill safetiy. I it i not haa1 1 tor thu na tives \w promably nauld lave 0ot 0o1r l i zi a'ti: tw a s \v . hv'. 1.1 It I v 5)!i 0 t 11 r ( Vax - -S - t n1 011 : woa VI al S. a" I - tsin my -acketI 10 n oBect. .Many din ,4vtn .n v.,.r honor and na- I. r :n grass skirts periforned no- forour annssenent. -tants of the island are r a a n-i al lead upright lives. aa :ard time getting away. a-nan wanted husbands and aled wiLh its and coaxed us -. Owing to the isolation of n'. ost of the men of marriage - aa have left it; soei have gone C sailors and others are scat -..... .ht the southern ocean : iar wAst as Ats!'tralia. t u( nr t wentieth day on the is- a -rdmnT. P'. Bensen sighited the i: fI thH seamer Itauraki. We u 'unt in our boat anad si'-1nalle'd re ,jnally catching the a tten I .1 those aboard her, and they \it wre not wortying, for if the iraki hadl not sighlted uts we woutld ave been-t taken off the island by thet .'ainion .\issionartiy Society boat whlich alls a' Tagawa twice each year." -itENUI .MAN 4)' WAtR SINKSt TPilltEE LiVEs LOST ne of PrIdes of Navy Goes to Bottom iln 75 Feet of Waite(r Near Brittanty'. l4Orie~nte. France, Aug. 26.-Thte attleship tFrance, 23,000) tons, one of he pides of the F'rencht navy, struick rnoc~k of Qu iberon bay In the dark ass of early morning today andl werit a the- bottomt in 75 feet of water. All butt thlree of the 900 ofmeers and ten of'the crow were rescutred ftonm aft and lifeboats launched from tile latt leshi p b)efore she took hler final Thle .wrecked warshitp, which was meC of fouri Frenctt battleship~s of the irst line, was retutrning from the ight manuleuivers to her anchoring daca' at Potrt ' atlgumen, when at I a'loak this tm'oring she ran otn a lden rock tying 23 feet below tile arface. A great gash was torn In he stleetlii hul of the dlreadauatght. She 'imainted afloat an hour, giving thei rew enought tIme for -hutirled escape I nI boats. Thetn the doomedt crtaft slow K- .s(ttled'a, turn ed on her side andj went down. She lies on the bottomi ilnd !s considtered a total wreck. The wr'eck{ oWcurred in the tortuous wlters' of Quilberon hay ab~out 20 mileCs southI east of herec on the Britanya ('ot. 'The swift curmrenits abouniding thi(ere are suppilosed to have swept the warshiii slightly frotm -her coutrse. The Ib delect ion was su clent, however, to arty br-rP stnarely and head-on, over tie poinited irock known, and charted, butt dtangerouisly concealed beneath te wat 'r in this tpart of the bay. T~he mlomen~itumii drove tihe huge shlip for war Id onto theo rock. It was ioped at first to distodge her with the help of the sidl'ettrrent, which wa stravelinig 1 2 knots. But tis proved toab oImnpos sible, ats the warship was pinned solid ly on the roek whiicht projected into hr itolti, I [ieriitii l{Me lnt ('eliectiemis In ''liscal Year P192 Fall M)Y 310re Thn a il Ilon Dlollars. WashinlgS ton. A u. 27.----i nternal evenet, Collections fell off $1.398,000, Ht0 inl Ih, imit year 1922 as compareld x it Ithe year h. lt',ore reflect Ing t he msinless dtp its. ont w iich swept over he ICountr11y. C'osts to thet governm'nt )t' col lectig t I'he I t xes went up I -enlts for every A100. Toa .1 o ct ion:; of $ : 7. 97.00 0. 0 \vpa e withl -$ .~1 .i 10.000 1. w re reporI til ill a 're ;ttelntlnt issued today b kv01nUet' OmmIInis.;ionler u I o gathering t h i S s I I r i st I Int I o I.ore. I uconue and A ew York i-. S 2 .' d crese :.i r C. a 'igna$..8. ecre . Ilvin Tte Wns ut.We i7: \ 1k ' " deres Disb ~a:olid~ with Ved. .'".dce in: E.r Trter. superinten de ofth ity Resue misio h.*).ere n ion-4J l)I1y knwn it evnedit.wagrnea Ivorce today fromi Mrs. Lottie \l. Tr'ot Wr, whose Suit for separate mainten nee was dIismi ss'! at the samte t ime. S"broke" but plans tt star all over gain, he stated here tonight. rls. Tr'tter't xpressed su rprise and isp1leasure c at t he verid et. "They bave ertainly rubbewd it into me." she aid. in a case of that kind where o many serio'us charges are made. omt. one must suffer bitterly and I'm he victim." .\rs. Trotter indicated also she was Lt satisfie'd with the alimony awarded y the court tinder which she receives furnished home, $3.f.00 in property rm which the rental amounts to 125 monthly. Her princi: al allegation against er husband was based on the arent ge of a child born to Trotter's sec re ary, Mliss Florence Mloody, in 19 17.' he court held there was no evidtence o substantiate the charge that Trot er wasi the father of the child. or that a had conducted himself with other omen in an unbecoming manner. They Weren't So Slow Then. Fromn the death notices of a New Eork paper, January 21. 1804: "In 'iRgland. Jiohn Tucker a soiiler in %slford barracks liIe diaed at 4 o'clock I the hornsing before 12 in the sante lay his widow was married to anoher nan, and in the evening the happy. 1o1ple followed the corpse of the first ausind to the grave as chief miourn A TWICE-TOLD TALE One of d ateret to Our tenders Good news bears repeating, and hen it is confirmed after a long bnpse >f time, even if we heaitated to be lve it -at first hearing, we feel secure n accepting Its truth now. 'rTe fol. owing exiperience of a Laurens wo nan is confirmed ufter three years. Mrs. 'B3. T. 'Bleop, 516 Cedar' St., rave the following statement Mlarch 6, 1910: "My back ached so I could iardly get around and I 'was tired and orn out. I could hardly btendi and rhen 1 did( it was almost impiossible to traighten again. My head aehted so [could hardly stand it and I was ervous. 'Mornings my back was sore nd lame and my ankles bloated so I sould hardly got my shoes on. I heard ibout iLsoan's Kidney (Pills and after isng sthem I was entirely ridI of the ruble." On Janualry 25, 1922 sMrs. inlishop aid: "The cure' D)onn's~ KIiney P'ills ave me .has bheen a lasting one. i ave been fooling just fine ever sInce mnd a'm glad to renow my .former state 'Price 60c, at all deillers. Don't sim ly ask 'for a kidney r'emedy--get kan'wsj<idney Pills--thie samie that Vrs, Dishop had, i3'oater--Milburn Co., 'Ifr, ufl -4 .~ I W, MW~ M s-: T MAR ES ME ANGRY, I P)AID BESIDES T-HE EXPEN E TR!P To THE C M 77.- YE, C% DQESSS ARE EX BY THE SANEjL- MA-FCTRE T I BOU>LC TRIPS ARE E: The large city stores can show no be the home store. Ready-to-wear garmen ries and placed on the market through th< the home store makes his selections the s, ers and from the same designs. The abov should be a lesson to all out of town shop MORAL:---Contentment is wealth; di R. W. Willis H. L. Rope Furniture of AU Kinds Lumber, Doors, . Musical Instruments We Can Furnish Yo1 for Your Hi We Invite Your Inspection Laurens Drug C. WhartoT Clo Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles,TeMa' StationeryThMa' ''The Rexall Store'' Cash Clothiers -- S. M. & E. H. Wilkes yeI & Company House Furnishers Dry Goods, Shoea Furniture, Stoves, Chinaware, Ready-to-y Tinware EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME PAY US A MitrCompany Laurens Cash Department Store BteyC DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, W'lar tatri SHOES, MILTJINERY East Laurens Stre Advertiser Printing oeDu Company * PoeDu Printers and Publishers Drugs and Medicine Read The Advertiser and Keep ViroaanV( Up With the Home NewsVitoaanVc Wells Clardy Co. Peoples L Two Big Stores Exchange Capital 8100 Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, LAURENS' OLD Notions W. A. WATTS, C. W. TUN4E, J. C. Burns & Co. 'William S< Home of Reliable J( RED IRON RACKETSoon More Goods for Same Money, If boe wok Same Goods for Less Money ye wgil Laurens Coca Cola Home Furn Bottling Co.NxtoPo Quench the Thirst With a Bottle of Delicious Coca Cola Furniture, Stoves, Buy it By the Crate ery---0mplo Hoi CARRYTERIA W. H. H4 GROCERIES O)PTOMET "See Ifongh to Quality High Prices Low Watches and Jewe nn um ana,.aDiamonds Re: lire FOR AN EXCLUSIVE DESIGN, ITY TO GET iT. ACTLY THE SAME., THEY WElrRE M, H T MINE AT OUR HOME STOR E. KPENSIVE tter, or more exclusive designs than ts are manufactured by large facto ir representatives. The buyers at ime as do the large city store buy e illustration is self-explanatory and pers. ,Dsatisfaction is poverty. - & -Co. BENCHOFF'S nsh Blinds 5 & 10.Cents Store ir Entire Bill ''Buy it in1 Laurens'' use. WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE thYiOOr. Dai-oeC. ALYr Store TEpartno Stor ,uataterhyMoor moeecusvoeigsta tAre manfatued 20y largie fandPtos torage Thuesuer Ntoat emllsatiny s Bi-e ankr n & C-oJ.ADAMHFPrSdn ;os Beince EO. 10 BLAELY, Sorer UStrPon 44 EYOU AIDEOUBLIC SLIAITB Companyo ThePincoe Co.tr DefAlpads NtOnyfrtAsment utfo storecod "LHuEs BeSTore-QaLiy Suitk MeMd tS. Pra EdntAsery Mo ulntor o.f Cothin Dodg Brohr Motorkwers ltasrrne n ttoe ide d PoFIe 20 ServieOLn UParts iturae Lareo.aioa J.pCaShll B Copan Th. 3.AAMiSy Presient Rus, Servicek-. H L KE Y ahe '-noniser Yoice AVgeItlS i SLIsonE RISTt.nl.Ty or HAuseme Bu0.o Se ofll" HadDvrsione Agtricustural Impue. tr ecaord Tme, BET SPpOTsPans, Pqre et Ais frihs Ooring Lofs Cashier.....