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Observation-Disclosures.

FINCASTLE. VA, November ia
beautiful wedding of tho autumn sea-
3 o'clock, Mt the. Methodist Episcopal
Church, South 1'incastle, Va, when
MISS Louise Camper and Or. William
Norwood Brecllinridgc were united in
marriage.
The. church was beautifully dccorat-
ca with profusion Of ferns. while the
Mrs. Alfred BcckIey, OF Fincastlc
rendered musical selections previous to
the entrance of tho bridal party. Rev.
J. b; Meredith, of the Episcopal Church.
rend the betrothai service, and Rev.
Thomas Thomas Cooper. OF the Methodist
her Gather, who gave her i'm marriage
enc were costume of green chiffon
and lilies of tho valley Miss Mary
Moore Camper, sister of the bride, and
Miss Enna. Cary Brcckinridgc. OF
maids of honor. They wore white chlr-
fon and lace frocks. with yellow satin
girdles ana carried yellow chrysan-
themums. John c. saslcy, of Rich
lnond, was the groom's best man. and
the ushers included Thomas j. Wilson,
Lr., OF CLIFTON Forge: Milton II. Nor
gan, of Eagle Rock. Alfred Preston.
II, and Mercer Robertson, of Fincas-
tic.
!; D !; ,, B1rsskinridge also is we'll known
Medical College, OF Virginia lie is a
brother of Mrs. John G. Easley. and
MISS Emma Cary Brecltinridge. of
Richmond.
ON The evening previous TO the we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Camper en-
tcrtained informally the bridal party,
AMI the relatives Of both families. The
rooms were decorated in yellow and
green. and delicious refreshments were
served.
The out town guests for the we'd
nng included: Mr.. aud Mrs j. c.
l.asley, Miss Emma Cary Breck inritlgc
and Miss Eleanor Janiison, of Rich-
m0nd; Mr.. and Airs. r. G. James. Mr.
ana Mrs: Thomas j. Wilson, Misses
4. James, of Clifton Forge; Miss Eliza
Lircckinridge and Miss Nell Wootcn ana
rom l.. West, of Roanoke: Miss Pau
line Camper of Salem Miss Annie
iiousman. of IIollins College. and Miss
E.Ssic IIickOk. of Chrlstianshurc
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FARMvILLE NORMAL SCHOOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
fAltMHlLLE. VA, November Ii
prevailed in the school for Il number
OF years. the graduating class Of 1914
LETT gift for the observation-disclosures
statue of Joan OF Arc, 10 he placed i'm
the reading room. On Monday morn
ing a most enjoyable program was Civ
cn In the auditorium by members of
cScencntly written. and Miss Olivia
Compton presided in most graceful
manner, Introducing each number on
the program.
AS AN opening number OF the pro-
gram Miss Frances Milan sang an Ave
Miss Conversion and iiutc ohliga,u by J.
Nj. Gruingcr.
>. on Monday evening tho Parent
school, met in tho auditorium. in the
absence Of MIR. Walden. the president,
J. T.. Garland. vice president, presided.
talk on the European war; illustrated
by stcrcopticon views: Il group of
students from. the rierian Literary So
G t danced lane, a., In go, costume, an irish Folk
vitation 10 the Dance" After this
program, Il short business meeting was
Miss Mary Il. Pennell. supervisor of
kindergarten work and teacher Of
methods in Richmond. spent several
days at the school She visited part-
cularly the kindergarten and primary
grades in the training school.
on MSdn sf ny Evening nIesiGen,
audience with his readings The first
half OF the program was u selection
trom K i,nard,, H. and the other half
here under the auspices OF the literary
societies
:, The $, second co, number .r,, Of the star
NaopUlitan Orchestra and Singers The
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SOUTH BOSTON
!: SPeelal g. NC rimes. DIaraleh. }

>,lspeeiai 70 j nc Times Dispatch.
soufii BOSTON. VA. November IT,
IN panville spent the week end with her
parents. sir and Mrs j. r. Terry
Miss Maud Richardson VIII leave next
week FOR Hun! where she has accepted n
position as teacher
Aiiss Harriet Wilson. OF RIcimord. is
visiting Miss Helen I!aslny In End End
. Roy. T.. *. od"li and family left this week
attended ;h9 conference at Portsmouth
Miss Alice Waithel. of BrookncaI. who
has been the guest OF Miss Adele DcJnr-
nette. near this place has returned 10 her
Miss Adelaide Bass Who Is attending
aehoo! In Danrtlle, spent the weekend here
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bass
on upper Main street. ana brought With
her as her Euea,s Miss Rosa LiuIy, OF liza
a,e4dow Viz and Miss jennie Musgrayc,
Mrs. Mary l.. Crews % Rodden. has an
npunced the engagement OF her dauch Ter
JIixfe to George T. Reeves. OF this place
The wedding Will take place on "Wednesday,
afternoon, December . at ESQ o'c!ocl, al
the HaiIaS Baptist Church
eral OF her friends NJ auction bridge nt
her home in the East End ON rhursdav
Mrs Hyman Jano visited relatives n,
Durham, y: G., The past week
MiEs Katherine Lawson Who Is attending
school In winston Salem, y. o.. spent tho
weekend with relatives horc.
Mr.. snd Mrs. a. J.. Gilbur; have returned
In Lynchburg.
Mrs. William ]. Jordan is visiting friends
In Richmond.
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NORWOOD

tSpeeiai 20 Tie Times Disratch.l
NORWpQD, VA, November IL. Mrs. sid
ney Bolton LEFT on Wednesday TO visit
friends III Richmond.
Mrs, o.. Lee Saunders and family re-
turned ~ thcir home. In BueGcld. on Thurs
day. after spending the summer months
Mrs. William Hawkins returned from n
on Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Russell Akers ana children.
Of Gladstone, have Been Visiting hero fUr
Two weeks.
Misses Alice Lemon. Lila somerviIio and
Mr.. Potter spent Saturday and SUNDAY
In Lynchburg
,, Mis ,s, Msrry ra vsited her home on Fri
..fhe Norwond High scboo, has organized a
literary society.
Misses Mamie and Annie McCfaw spent
several days last wecl. with Mrs. Carter. OF
large. crowd from here attended the
county fair At Lovlngston on Thursday aud
Friday. Several OF tho high school scboia ~
here won first prizes on their cxiiibits
Mrs jIusscH Akers spent Monday In Rich
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FARMyILLe

lS;PssiaI 10 The Times. Dispatch1N
j a. Arinstsad is in Baltiinore Under Tie
eare, of u specialist, ills daughter. Mrs
Mrs. Mary Loo Blamton. OF powlatan.
Is On visit to her sister. Mrs. Had.
MIR; and Mrs. W. L. Englund. of Yves,
virginia. usc the guests OF Mrs. wilkerson,
on, Second and Bridge streets.
Mr. AND Mrs. SahddRe spent a few days
during the: past week In the home of Mr.
and airs. r. G. Brlstow.
Dr. Istins and Anderson attended the
Inond this week. 10
lack Jphnson, OF Shreveport. la, was n
regent visitor in Farmville.
IL b. Lay9c and detightcr Miss Nellie,
o. BnctIihyiiam; visited r. n. Layhc and
~. Robertson. OF .Norfolis was re-
Mrs. ID. +. Rohrer. OF Welrilic has re.
turned. after a,ny OF a few days with
Mrs. Uarian!l WilkefSon and two children
are on u visit Ia Mrs. j. ID. Watkins, Of
Rocky Mount. n. Z. Before returning siie
YIN also visit brother in Wilson. y.
.Rev.. Don;hoe. Of the Farmvillc Methodist
church, is attending conference
.fhc Colonel'S Mald'' was Given by alma
teur performers ON Tuesday night at tito
OPERA house 10 large and appreciativc
audience, for the benefit OF the FatmvII!e
High School.
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Palmer, OF KJimsrnoek. Who is her house
guest. The decorations were In chrysan-
salads. chocolate and sweets were served
at the close OF game. rho first prtze was
cut for, and won by Miss spcrs, OF Rich
inonl. The mons wes cut for also aud won
by Jn,.ics West. Miss Gdy Donhaiiy kcpt
score.
Those playing were Airs. A. r. Gordon.
Mr.. aud Airs. James West. Misses Lou aud
Agnes l,alnier. Jane Qdrth. Lucy Gwath;nes
Alice Splers. Elizabeth F'lannaEnn, lncz
Goodwin. Of Richmond; Mr., and Mrs. j. T.
UonnallS, Messrs Allan Flnnungan. Lewis
Pendleton. John and Edward Gwathmey
Cecil aud Russell Crank. Joe Willis. Charles
Mrs r. ID. Porter 4. r Gordon. ''''
Mrs. S. IL Flanagan and Miss Anna
Goodwin are spending tile Weekend III
Fredericksburg.
Miss Inez Goodwin. OF Riclinotid. is
Mrs. William Mci,,eYdon ana little, laush-
McLehdon In Washington.
The Louisa bridge Club VAS orgahizcd
bershlp Of thirty-iive. The club held It's
first meeting on Friday night In the parlors
follows: president. Mrs. u. y; Walker. sec
rotary and treasurer. Mrs. William Worth
Doniially, Mrs. James West. Mrs. T. W.
Sims was the hostess for Friday ettiuns.
Mrs. Saunders. of Richmond ~ visiting
Mrs. A r. Gordon
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CLUB PROGRAM made UP
FROM INDIAN LEGENDS
Myths 81 the Red Men Contribute to
B Delightful Evening Of Emporia
Organization.
IMPROVEMENT LEaGuE MEETS
Advantage of Employing Community
Nurse Is Discussed, and Appeal Is
Made for Aid to Suffering Belgians.
Laymen's League Organized.

AND s Mre r. !A Tila M'y %sPs AMONG the
visitors to Hich mon, TIL, hi, NEE week. w
Weaver arc in Baltimore.
AIRS. Randolph Rarhsdalc, of Peters
burg. addressed the Womnn's Auxii-
tcrnoon.
Miss Laura Briggs was hostess at an
sntertainmcnt given the Book club ON
sisted In receiving by little Misses Fan
ME Robinson and jamie Potter. dressed
in the picturesque costume of Indian
rs was oa bs ysns
contest on the history of the North
american Indian. The prizes We're Won
hy on Mrs j. b GfnisE nnd Mrs W. W.
courses closed the evenings entcrtaiM-
ment.. Those present were: Mrs. W.
r. Tillar, Mrs. T.. =. Turner. Mrs. j. G..
Roszel, Mrs. II. j. Green. Mrs. W. T..
GOODWIN, Mrs. j. Il. bailey, Mrs w.
~ Robertson. Misses Atkinson and
Turner.
Mrs. j. II. Cato ana Miss Ida Cato
spent few days of last week In Rich
ntond.
!, The Civic Improvement League held
its regular meeting in the High School
Building on Tuesday evening. 4 short
musical program offered Il pleasing
variety in tho usual routine OF bust
ness The advantage OF employing a
community nurse was discussed An
appeal was made for help for the Bel
Eians, and plans discussed whereby the
10 contribute to this fund. Delegates
we're appointed to the, Educational
Conference to be held In Richmond.
November "a.
a Lnymcn's League has been or
Eanized here With members from the
different churches. The object is Bible
t Eaa ib ana ehnd.S Tep H DO tho
llStOuS census OF the town.
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HEATHSVILLE

Especial 10 'rhc Times-Disp atch.I
HEATliSYII.LE. Va, November i;.-Miss
Famine Neims spent the Weekend IN
Hrat,sville
T. l, Anderson has been spending some
'imo with relatives here.
.iChn = Rrcut, nf Covert. has been quite
sick. and had 10 give ZAP his work
Sllss Mamie J.. StnnehRm spent the week
end CT lie. home. near Moroskon
Mrs u. u. Ncima returned from Balti-
more Tlursdny.
M!ss Maude Nelms. ono of the operators
~ the telephone exchange here. has re-
i.sts taken IT,
Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Lewis, of Baltimore,
are visiting nj l.. W. lIcadcy's
Mr.. and Mrs. a., Il. Robinson. of Wcs,morc-
land are visitors here.
DIR. a. ~. Brent left last Thursday for
Donors, Pa, where nc Mas called by the
!l!ness Of MS daughter.
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WAKE FOREST
lspeciai 10 The rlmes-pisputch. |

Especial 10 The Times Disputch.l
WAKE FOREST NC, November H.--Dr.
w. Il. cnlion of the department. of Bible
la the college. is cond,irtlns series OF
meetings, which arc We'll attended by stu
dents and citizens and Is proving n sp!en-
Mr. and AIRS. ". N, Dickson have re-
turned FROM II visit tU Warrenton.
Mr., and ND Nrs. ,W. 4. Powell, Mrs. r. y.
Holding aud u. Is Board attended the we'd.
: ding OF. Aties Mamie Royastcr in oxford on
Miss Ruby tsld spent Thursday In Ha-
'e, Miss Hail. Of r.aie,sh. ha- been the r,os,
of Mrs. y. y. Powers Jr.. during the week.
Mrs. " d.. Duke. OF Richmond is here
FOR Visit TO her father. Or. Charles raylor
Miss Louise BeaSon. or Lexington arrived
Oil Thursday, and is tho guest OF M,sx
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apout three weeks ago at hospital. In
Roanoke. is at home recuperatin
Miss Lottie Fcrrcll left on Thursday to
spend the winter In Blacksburs.
Miss Blanche Curtis, uf Roanoke, is Wis
itinE Mrs. +. G. Otey.
Lynwood Justice, Il student from tho
Medical College of Virginia, has been spend
ing this week at the home OF T.. C. Otcy.
Ihe Embroidery Club met OH Thursday
With Miss Decin Osterbind. While the
others piled the needle. Mrs. j. II. Obcr-
sh1in read aloud, The House of Lords a
suffrage play In one act, written by Mrs
T. u. nuford. formerly of Montvalc, now OF
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Ms5.KRRnclueylMCAl1ee

Mrs. Mccain il wife OF the new
adiutmnt-eenern1 of the United States
Army. She IL one OF the important
army hOstcsscs THIS sehk0n lily virtue
of her huSbani'S elevation to his
present high rank. Mrs. Mccain X
already well known In society ut The
cnPitak for General Mccain before his
promotion WINS nn assistant ndJutant-
general, hmd hns bccn stationed In
Washington for several ycars.
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pyth county. has been vlsln.lns rela

tives here N
Mr., and Mrs Paul rabbi. Mrs. Il. ]. ala:
soil hhn Mrs. vau Chilling were recent
visitors 20 frIenIs lin Toano
., Mrs; H. 6. Davis has returned home
ing several waeks r. IS
AIR: and Airs. Robert Wntts are visiting
relatives: In Chariot tesvilie.
Mcsddhies ESS. Mtdmlcy AHA 81 g. War
ren. of 'roano. have been guests OF Mrs. t.
l.. Spencer this week.
Mrs. Junc*. Of Noff6lk, is the guest of
her brother. Dr. James S. Wilson.
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.MONTVALE
lsuscial to The rimns.I

especial to The Times D.spatehlA
7 NONTyALE, November li.-Dr s. H.
p1oe, whc about three weeks ago, had hjs
mouse desuoyed BY FIRE. moved on Monday
iPt1 tho house lately occupied ta l.. i.
L Ntss Mabel oiey. wao was operated on
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The meeting OF the Belgian Badge
Day Association, which was to have
been held Friday at noon ut the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frank -. Williams, on
West Franklin street, has been post
poned until Tuesday ut the same hour.
On Tuesday all committees and those
having charge OF stations for Badge
Day are urged to BIO present.
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WILLIAMSBURG

Special to Tho Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, November il-H
q. Spencer; OF waynesboro, spent the first OF
the week here with his children and other,
relatives: Gregory Spencer. Jr.. OF Norfolk
spent the Weekend here. Nfiss Nnnnie
spencer VINO Is now mnitin6 her home
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LOUISA

Especial to Tile Times Dispntchl
LOUISA. VA, November 1i-Miss Mary
Donnally entertained at "Inglcside,'' her
nome mere, on TUESDAY evening at proEres-
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IN the Service of the King Circle of
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs.
George Ldmsden, Al II North Twenty
ninth Street, tomorrow afternoon at
{ O'Clock.
a called meeting of the Williams
Memorial Circle Of Kings Daughters
Will be held In the homo of Mrs. L.
II. Jenkins. 1893 Monument Avenue,
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. 4 full
attendance Is desired.
st. Johns Circle of the Kings DaueiI-
tiers Will hold Its annual Thanksgiving
CHEERING social Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock with Mrs. Fred Kohler, 9OS
Floyd Avenue. Each member will
bring In the dollar earned during the
summer months. and 1t donation for the
pound party" for tho benencicrlcs OF
the circle. Mrs. Clarence q. Benton,
state president, will be Il guest of the
circle. A delightful program will be
rendered by the following: Vocal
soloists. Miss Caroline Bragg ana Mrs.
D. Il. Sergeant; piano, Miss Alice sat
terrified; readings, Miss Eugcnlu May
VIII also be read, and Mrs. Landerlsin
will give history Of the organization
and work OF the circle
Officers Of the circle are: leader, Mrs.
Ramon d. Garcin: vicc-lea,lsr, Mrs
Lucy j.. Murray; rectording. secrrtrfy,
-hAa 1 y. ~. i ScCft-
tary. Mrs. 4. Burrows; treasurer, Mrs.
William Mayer: assistant treasurer,
Mrs. William Crump
Every member will invite frincd.
and refreshments will be served.
On Tuesday Afternoon tho lnterdc-
liomindtional Missionary Union Will
meet at $3.50 o'clock at the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association. This is
a very important meeting, sine. IL is
the annual fan session, ana u fun at
tendance liz desired.
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
OF the Con1odcracy, postponed it's
monthly meeting from las; "Wednesday
to November II, In orLcr To hear the
reports from the general United Daugh-
tcrs or the Confcderucy convention in
Savannah, Ca. At this meeting final
arrangements VIII be mndc for tho
cotton ball. The chapter, in Difference
TO the Red Cross ball, has deferred
mention OF this proposed entertain
incnt
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wOMEN's MEETINGS.

Vespcr service at the Young Women's
Christian Association will be held this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. Miss Helen y.
Davis, OF New York City, will be the
speaker for the afternoon.
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The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh
ters Will meet Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. Thomas Riddick
at Westhampton.
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RICHMOND GERMAN CLUB
ANNOUNCES ITS DATES
CONTINUED From Third Pagc,)

Mrs. Max Talbot. Of Btookline. Muss
is the guest Of her parents, AIR. and
Mrs. c. Y. Meredith, here.
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IN the Service of the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs.
George Lhmsdcn, Al II North Twenty
ninth Street, tomorrow afternoon at
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
SEA COOK GETS BIG EARFuL
FIvo-Year-Old Baby EmptIes Horse
Llnlment Into It and Things
Happen.

New York.-Although julius Karr,
cute little flve-year- old. never heard
what they did to Hamlet's father he
had an inspiration OF a similar nature
when he saw his father asleep on the
parlor sofa with his starboard ear con-
veniently exposed. Starboard, because
Canud Karr is a sea cook.
The old man, who had just returned
from long voyage, went straight to-
his home, No. 5207 Sixth avenue,
brooklyn. to enjoy sleep on dry land.
young Julius discovered bottle OF
horse linment, very potent, and was
impatient to put 1t to some good use.
fie removed the cork with no little
difficulty, and. approaching his parent
softly, poured a goodly deal Of the lin
iment In the outstanding ear.
With howl OF pain Mr. Karr leaped
into the air. For several minutes the
gale OF expletiyes that burst from the
tortured sea cook threatened to carry
away the fo'c'sle Of the house, until
the neighbors washed out the llniment
with olive OIL A Norwegian hospital
doctor did not think tho harm would
be lasting
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07

only make 1t grow faster and bigger.
1t also brings danger of bleeding and
blood poison. The new way. the new
principle never known before in corn
history, Is "GETS-IT". It's a liouid
= drops on corn does the work.
rain goes, the corn begins to<shriyel
and out 1t comes! Youapply1t in two
seconds. Nothing to sticlNnothing to
hurt, and it never faifs,/
Try "GETS-IT' tonight on corns,
calluses, warts or bunions.
"GETS-lT' Is sold by druggists ev-
erywhere, 25c bottle, or sent direct
by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
GEIS-lT'' Is sold in Laurcns by
l'anrens Drug Co. and Rays Pharma-
cy.
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FOOTBALL HERE FAIR DAY.


Something New For the Patrons Of the
County Fair.
A new and interesting feature OF the
county fair this year will be the foot
ball game between the Presbyterian
College Of Clinton and the team COM
posed Of Laurcns high school boys and
few cX-high school boys. The scrap
will take place OH the fair grounds be-
ginning promptly at 9.45 in the morn
ing. This hour has been selected in
order to complete the game before the
fair proper opens. The admission fec
will be 25 and so brownies; this being
done merely to dcfray the necessary
expenses.
The game Is expected to be fast and
snappy and will without doubt prove
an attractive feature OF the fair The
local team has been hard at work for
the past week and expects to tackle
the husky college team with full steam
ahead. The Laurens eleven numbers
among It's men some whose football
records shine like upto the MONDAY
sun and verify they expect to walk
about with the visitors. All who have
the necessary kale, kush or kash are
cordially invited to be present.
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CHARLES c. CHASE DEAD.
Born Seventy-Five Years Ago IN Lau.
rens-BrOther Of f.. ROney Chase.

Columbia, Oct. Ga telegram re-
ce.ved In Columbia yesterday an
nouncd the death in Atlanta of Charles
Carroll Chase, native OF South Carroll
ma. He was born at Waterloo, in Lau-
rens county. September s, 1885, and
was 70 years old at the time Of his
death. He was veteran OF the War
Between the Sections, having enlist
ed In Buffers Guard in 1861. Later he
was transferred to the signal corps
with Gen. Lees army. Mr.. Chase mar
ried Miss Maria Poole OF Greenvlllc
In 1866 and four children, three sons
and one daughter survive. He is sur
vivcd by four brothers, Jerome p.
Chase OF Florence, William Chase of
Atlanta. Irwin X. Chase Of Nashville.
Tenn, and e. Boney Chase OF Colum-
bia. The funeral services will be held
at Newberry tomorrow.
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ANOTHER DOCTORS EXPERT.
ENCE WITH EX-ZEMA-FO

DR.. B. +. Hawlcy, 3646 Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia, writes: "Some
months ago my attention was called
to EXZEMA-FO, claimed to be a
specific for eczema. The remedy was
highly laudcd by an eminent jurist,
who obtained complete relief from it's
use. am somewhat loath to employ
or recommend secret or proprietary
medicines or lotions not knowing their
compound; but Oh investigating was
Convinced of it's harmlessness and en-
ployed it in some dozen or more cases
with perfect satisfaction, A strange
thing occurred during my observa-
tons, WIZ: A member Of my own
family was suddenly afflicted with
general eczema. J used EX-ZEMA-
70 freely with the satisfaction Of
procuring both prompt and lasting re-
lief My sense Of medical ethics
would prevent me in rendering you
this testimonial but my feeling of
gratcfulncss in having obtained both
the product and necessary informa-
ton from you, may perhaps justify
my sending you this communication
You are entitled TO this" SO conf
dent are we that EX-ZEMA-FO will
relieve any case Of eczema or other
skin trouble that we agree to refund
the purchase price if results are not
satisfactory. so cents and $1.0O.
FOR SALE BY
LAURENS DRUG STORE,
Specify No. 6S.
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The Battle of Ar
lnageddon
Not Now But Soon

He who knows the end from the
beginning has told us through his
faithful prophets just when to expect
time of trouble such as there never
was since there was nation. Jesus
in. quoting the prophecy added no
nor ever shall be again.
Thanks to God for th9 silver lining
to the dark cloud. Pastor Russell
hes been procGaiminB the good It'd
1ags for forty Aears./ He has not set
dates but merely callcd attention to
those already sdt H the Great Time
keeper. His boovf are sold for tri-
1le and loaned freely to any not able
to buy.
Free literature on any Bible sub
ject mailed upon application to