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Renew your health by purifying your system with alOta s The purified and refined calomel tableta that are free from naLsea and danger. No -a!ts necessary, as Calotabs act like calomel and salts combined. De mand the genuine in 10c and 35c packages, bearing above trade-mark, Home Ground Flour Try a sack of new flour from the mill. There is none bet ter. We Deliver It. Bramlett & Babb Lauren3, S. C. 6 Oures Malaria, Chills, Foeer, Billous Fover, Colds and LaGrippe. Goo new tir --lowest cost miu The new base line tir< Goodrich, effective Jul, definite guide to tire p are the definite standai know now they can b the one quality Silvert always held its leadere longer, looks better, an, sidered, it costs less tha price. Dealers have bee their customners the big i of buying Silverto, at such base line prices SizBBASE L E~ 30 x 3 CI. $13.50 31 x3.85 C1. 15.95 30 x 3S. B. 15.95 32 x 3 " 22.95 31 x4 " 26.45 32 x4 4 29.15 33 x4 " 30:05 New base line p rices Goo drich i S SIZE IBASE LIN 30 x 3 "55" $9.65 30 x 3 "55" 10.65 32 x 3* <nNa(lM 16.30 No extra charge for e~sce tas See your dealer, and j for your Goodrich THE B. F. GOODRICH - SLVE11rOWN CORDS FADR1J Y4)UN4) ARUlENTINI. GETS Si1OLARSHIP Assoeiated Harvard Clubs Send One Boy Eall from Argentine and 3[ex. eo. Boston, July 29.-A parallel to the Rhodes scholarships is seen in the establishment, through the A ,,ciated 11farvard clubs, of scholarships for the coming year to send to Harvard one .boy from Argentine and one troin Mexlco. The scholarships have been made available through the generosity of nenders of the Harvard club of New York, and they will -be awarded respectively by the Harvard club of Buenos Airks and the 'Harvard club of .Mexico. The dItarvard nen at Buenos Aires already have selected their scholar ship holder. Qne of the menmbers found recently in the country in the northern part of Argantina, which is devoted partly to sugar plantations, two young bothers of L'English descent namxed Deale, one of whon was 19 years old and the other 1'. The elder B3eale hadi made a mvinIg picture camniera ot of the crude material that he tcouldA pick up loally and then had made for himself a projector. It is said that the pictures- produced were just as good as those shown in any sinema house In Argentina. The younger -Beale had become in terested in locomotives. He saw in an English engineering magazine a picture of two Mogul locomotives of a type not used in Argentina. When he was 15 years old he started out to 'make the necessary machinery to make the parts for these locomotives. le built a lathe and a small furnace by which he cast and machined the cylinders and the other parts. Now -he has two working models of Mogul locomotives, built entirely from the !pictures in the magazines, each six feet long, and he has made thent run under their own powor. The elder Beale boy is to be award ed one of the new Harvard scholar ships, and plans to enter 'Harvard this autumn. He will probably register in the engineering school. 'Pho scholarship contributed to the 'Har-vard club of Mexico by the As Pociated Harvard clubs Li described oty the secretary of that body as "only a .,:nal token of our appreciation and desire t) reciproate" for the service done by the National University of Mexico in arranging for free summer cour1 for Arnorican students and teav :ber. T) Cure a coid in One Day l'ak LAXATIVE BROMO Q!JINlNE (Tablets.) i Istops [hI Cough and liednriche and works oT the 2o0k. E. W. OROVES asigniaturo on each box. 30c. inich e prices eage ever knowm a prices established by , 20th, give motorists a rices as Goodrich Tires 'd of Tire quality. They uy the very best tire own-the tire that has hip because - it wears 1 because, mileage con. n any other tire at any n quick to point out to Ldvantage and economy vn Cords athese: 34 x 4 S. B. $30.85 32 x4A " 37.70 33 x 4 " 38.55 34 x 4 " 39.50 35 x 4 " 40.70 33 x 5 " 46.95 35 x5 " 149.30 are also effective on abric Tires SIZE BASELINE P'RICHI 32 x4 <s ta> $21.20 33 x4 " 2.3 34 x 4 " 22.85 This tax is paid by Goodrich l1ace your order NOW tire requirements. RUBBER CO., Akron, Ohie CO TUDES ACCESSOIES HUGHES PLANNING NEW HUN TREATY Now NtgotintIng Another Pact With (eornany. Will Bring Belay. 'Washington, D. C., July 28.-.In or der that Germany might play a part in adjudicating claims of Americans based on the sinking by Gormany of the Lusitania the Harding adminis tration is negotiating a new treaty with Germany. The fact was divulged today by Sec retary of State .Hughes. fle declared opposition to the bill of Senator Tn derwood providing for the appointment of an American commission to adjust these claims on the ground that such a neasure would run counter to a new treaty in course of negotiation. Before bhe Uninted States could .er mit Germany to have a 'word in pass Ing on American claims, it was neces sary that it negotiate a now treaty. The eVrsailles and the separate treaty guaranteed to the Utited States the right of adjusting these claims and compensating itself out of Gerrnian funds held by the alien poperty cus todian. In these treaties, Germany ex pressly agreed that the United vStates should proceed without 'hindrance. Despite existing treaties and the agreement of Germany, Mr. Hughes says that it would be unfair for the United iStates to proceed alone. As a matter of fact the negotiations of a new treaty will require considerable time and according to Senator Under wood today there is no certainty that such a treaty would be ratified. The alien. property custodian has German property to the value of $500, 000,000. American claims, 'bared to the bone, will approvimate that amount. if the administration suffers Germany to make additional inroads, American claims can not be satls'led. Senator Underwood is anxious that American claims -be settled and that the United States proceed under existing treaties as a conquering nation rather than one which doirbts the authenticity of its victory onl the battlefield. "I introduced my bill," Senator Un derwood said today, "not for political purposes but if the administration, to placate the German vote, defeats my hill and proceeds to the negotiation of a new treaty, politics will certainly be involved. The German vote may stand by the Republicans but millions oif Americans will stand up and de mand the reason why. "Germany, which sank the Lusitania bhefore the United States was engaged In war. has no right to pass on the justice of American claims." The Republicans, it is evident, would postpone until after the elections the adjudication of the claims under the .-uise of negotiating a new treaty w h ieh may never he ratified. * * *' * * * * * * * * *' * * 4' * HIlCORY TiATERN NEWS * '4 * I, * * * f. * * * * * * * * * Hickory Tavern, July :0.--The .farmers df this section are almost ilnishe d with their work, and the -boll weevils are continuing to (10 little damuage. Miss Margie 'Weathers and Miss Ifortie Abercrombie returnedl Satur day afternoon from Winthrop college summer school. Mr. Cecil Mladden and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. L. F. Aber c rombie. Masters IErskine and Oscar Hoellams apent the .week-end with Mr. J. M. Sumorel n'nd 'family. IMr. IFelton 'Roper spent the week end :with his parents, of this section. Mir. 0, C. Abercrombie andl family are attending the meeting at Lakeville. Mrs. W. IS. illolt was laid to rest Wedlnesday afternoon at Rabun Creek Baptist church, after a long Illness. Mr. B. Burdine is very ill. AMIUNDSE~N CHIANOES NORTH POULRE PLANS Wiil Not Attempt to Reach PoInt Barrow. Transfers from Mauzd to Hiolmies. Nome, Alaska, Jluly 29.-Capt. Amnundsen has abandlonedl ,his attempt to reach 'Point Barrow in the Maud, his exploration ship, and has trants erred to thet schooner 'Holmes, accord. ing to a wvireless message received here from the afaud. Transferring to the (Holmes with Capt. Amaundcsen !wore 'Lieut. G. Om dad, aviator, and one other man whose name w~as not given. It is understood that the plan to fly across the North Pole has been abandoned until next year. Wh~y P'eople liny RaIt-Siiny in P'refer enco(' to Rat POISOn. (1) -RATf-SNAP .absolutely killa rats and mice. (2) 'What it dloesn't kill it scares away. (3) , Rlats killed !with *1Al4.'NAP leave no smell, they dry up inside. (4I) Mtade in cakes, no mixing wit1m other food. (5) Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three sizes, -35c, 65c, $1.35. Sold and .guaranteed bhy C. E Kennedy & Son Laurens Hardware Co. and iPutnam's Drug atore. Coidu Cause Gri p an4 tifuna L. AX~rVP ?JROMO QUlI(INE Tabtets tot ah# se.' Thivro 10m oul/ one "Jkomi Qu1nin 6RAWiPA , I AM 30 DiZAPPO INTED0 MY BIRTHDAY IS TOMORROW AND MY ROOM WAS TO BE FnAMSHED. L&L 0M E in "llllinlli NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN The grandfather realizes his mistake when it Is too late. How much bet ter it would have been if this man had gone to erie of his home town dealers and purchased a bed room set for his granddavgl1 ru's bir t1day gift, r Cd h.d them place it in her rooni, thus prevrenting it frotm being brokeri in ship ping. It would have saved her the disappointmert. ar.d him:elf the emirrais ment, that comes from a knowledge of beirg impoted upon by rci upu lous dealers on whom you wasted your confidence. MORAL:---Learn from other Men's mistakes. J. C. Burns & Co. William Solom on Home of Reliable Jeweler RED IRON RACKET Solomon Says: Printer jud Stationer More Goods for Same Money, If Better Work Cau lie )one, OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES Same Goods for Less Money le Will Do It. Laurens Coca Cola Home Furniture Co. -, B-oti Co. C. Shel41 &oman Bottlig Co.Next to Post Office Quench the Thirst With a Bottle * The~ Famuily Grocer of Delicious Coca Cola E'urniture, Stoves, Rugs, Crock Buy it By the Orate ery--Complete3 Home Furnishers Cooco Vugotables in Season CARRYTERIA W. H. HOUGHJneTaorHrweC. OE00ERIES OPTrOMETRIsT Oe-alradarC. "See Bough to See Well" Ilardwaire, Agricultural Imple. Quality High rcos Low .Watches and Jewelry RlepmaredI [menl a Mill suppHMes PMain Onthoqureuth Side of Squre OilsI, Varishes, Sporting Goods. R. W. Willis H. L. Roper & Co. - BENCHOFF'S Furniture of AlU Kinds Lumber, Doors, Sash Blinds 5 & 10 Cents Store Musical Instruments We Can Furnish Your Entire Bill "Buy It in Laurens" We Invite Your Inspection for Your House. WBST SIDE PUBLIfJ SQUAR Laurenis Drug Co. Wharton Clothing Co.DaiRpeCo Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles, The Man's Store Dprmn tr Stationery"LresBtStrQiay "The Rexall Store" Cash Clothiers -- Suits Me ieItS. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Company HmnLryEseb oo o House Furnishers DyGo~,Sos ltig og rtesMtrCr Furniture, Stoves, Chinaware,Rad--Wr TinwarePhn20 Seican at EYERYTHING FOR THE HOME PAY US A CALL - Minter Company LuesSoaeLuesNtoa Cash Department Store Batr.omayBn DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Sain3 .AAS rs~n SHOES, MILLINERYEatarostetPoe40 ORACUNSOLOD -Advertiser Printing Pw rgCmay TePics h~' - Comipany - ~ \*A Printers and PublishersDrgadMeineofAl otOyfoAmsunt ol Read The Advertiser and Keep VorlsadVco eod Up With th HoaeuNensTStoBESTe Petters omany& Wells ClryiColardcBates ank A.ervicei E.as Waurens , PrePhoe 446 UotionVictrla and Vio Cahords ~ Ow Up ith te Hme ew