Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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dm w ravt Gin OH PIPE ORGAItfIlf ((’oritribiyte^) We take pleasure in making this announcement which comes f rom Mrs. check from M iss May Ferguson of Atlanta for One Hundred dollars as a donation to the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church to he used ou the pipe organ fund for which this Society is diligently working. 'Miss May" as we all knew her has Urn a faithful member of this her home Church for many years and is an honorary member of the Ladies Aid Society and this nice gift is a token of her loyalty to us which we one and all duly appreciate and only wish we had more friends like her. P. C. BEATS WOFFORD. One of the big pleasures of the past •week was the P. O victory ov- ; er Wofford last Friday afternoon on the college campus, the final count being 14 to 6 in favor of the . Blue 'Stocking boys. Through the efforts of the Com- mercial Club, the college was given the largest attendance of the sea- son. most of the business houses of tlu* city closing for the battle. A committee from tha club composed of L. B. Dillard, W. C. Bailey and A. W. Brice circulated a closing pe tition for the game and .it was agreed to and signed by the follow ing concerns: SumercLStone Realty Company, Kellers Drug Store. Chronicle Pub. Co., £M. S. Bailey & Sons, M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Youngs Pharmacy. J. I. Copeland & Bros., Adair Furniture Company, E. W. Ferguson, Bell-Workman Making Them Up. Co., J. B. Frontis, ' Commercial *Xowr* boy^^atd- the-s^hooltniwtCT- -Ba*dc Candy - &ih*hea. 1?. S- J Milling Grocery Company, Sadler-. Owens Pharmacy, Simpson Grocery Co., Adair-McMillan Clothing Co., Scaifes Book Store, Galloway- Si mpson Furniture Co., J. H. Phinny & Co., Copeland-lStone Co., Workman Company, King & Ivittle, I. C. Boland. W. II. Davidson. Dixie Flour & Grain Co.. Farmers Mercantile Co., J. M. Pitts, Ellis- ITatton Motor Co., Dichey’s Bar ber Shop. Wm. Bailey Owens. W. E. Dillard, Dixie Ice & Fuel Cp., lice Hive. Hot Hustler Racket, Adair* & Sumerel, Dillard & Dil lard. First National Bank, Bell- Workman Bank. T. 0. Adair. The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA TIVE BR0M0 QUININE (Tablets) can be taken by anyone withoat causing nervousness or ringing id the head. E.W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c brightly, “I want you to write an es say, of about five hundred words, on some topic you know a lot about. Shall we say”—he thought a minute—“your fathers’ bicycles? Most of them have one.” The boys licked their pencils and started. The master noticed tjj^t lit tle Frank had finished much ^ooner than the rest, so he went across to see. "My father has a bicycle,”- he read. “He took it out the other day and went for a ride. He chught his wheel in the car rails and had a spill. ' His bicycle was smashed. I think this is about fltfy words. My father used the other four hundred'and fifty as hr carried the bicycle home.” * and Miss Lena Mlae Timmons of ORDERS FOR ARMS this city, were married at the Meth odist parsonage on the night of Xov. Hth, the Rev. Henry Stokes performing the ceremony. BIG BON SUPPER. A big box snipper will be given at Long Branch school on Friday TIMMOXS-FERGUSON. Mr. B. H. Ferguson of Fort Mill, night, Nov. 28th, beginning at sev en o’clock, to which the public and friends ofAhe school are cordially invited. FINAL SETTLEMENT. Take notice that on the SOth. day of December, I will render a final account of my act and doing as Executor of the estate of Thos. C. Scott deceased, In the office of the Judge of Probate of Lau rens county, at 11 o’clock, a. m. and on the same day will apply for a final dis charge from my trust as Executor. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on that day: and all persons having ejaims against said estate will present therb"on or »K‘rore"sXT?rTlsf(*’nhiIy , pn>-r- en or he foroveT barred. ; - - B. H. Boyd Executor Nov. 20, PLACED BY MEXICO Washington, Nov. 14.—Disclosures of large orders of arms and ammuni tion plaqed by Mexico in Europe were followed toda yby revelations tending to show that the^'reds’ underground line” from Soviet hussia to the United States runs by way of Mexico. * It became known that the immigra- tion service and the department of justice both are concerned^t the Tn- Government investigators have re- slons of the new constitution, ported that radicals seemed to have Negri in his letter writes that “only been first attracted to Mexico by cer- Russia by nationalitlng lands has gone tain socalled “ultra modern” provi-1 further than we have.” flux of Russian radicals and other aliens of red tendencies over the Mexi can border. Furthermore, government agents have traced much red propa ganda over the Mexican line. A letter Written October 23. by Ra mon P. de Negri, Mexican consul gen eral in New York, to Flavia Borquex, a Mexican senator, indorsing the prin ciple of “nationalization” has come in to the hands of the government and already has been called to the atten tion of the state department by at least two senators as showing de Ne gri’s association with radical social ists in the United States. In the opinion of officials here the publication of de Negri’s letter may lea ia known that the senators who call ed the attention of Secretary Lansing' to It recommended cancellation of the consul general’s exequator. NOTICE Because of the continued advance in the cost of everything that entersiinto the manufacture and delivery of ice, it is necessary to increase the price during the winter monthl. No more coupon books will be sold until next spring and the following prices will prevail: 300 pounds at one delivery $2.00; 100 pounds 70 cents; less than a 100 pounds one cent a pound, 10 cents worth being the smallest amount sold which is 1-3 of a 25 pound cut. COAL Dixie Ice & Fuel Co. J New Shipment of Irtiported Beads , % We have just received an assortment of Im- % r -ported Beads in Genuine Crystals, and Real Italian * Jet, Genuine Agate, and other designs and colors, including Pearl Beads, from $5.00 to $30.00. Many beautiful new things for Xmas, our store and see the new goods. Visit BUY EARLY J. B. FRONTIS JEWELER t - {>1 ft Prepare for tire Long Winter Evenings—Add Cozy Furniture As Winter Approaches You Naturally Think of Making Your Home Comfortable and Cozy . # OU WANT your Furniture of such character that the evenings spent at home will _ • - 1 „ V be evenings of solid comfort; that afford so much rest and relaxation that you will I * ' • attack your next day’s work with all the vigor of the thoroughly rested person. That is just the kind of Furniture you will find here—correct in design—beautifully finished—best materials and workmanship. Then too, our stock is the largest to be found in the State, giving you the advantage, not only of the best, but a greater variety 1 to select from, and having bought months ago enables us to name you prices lower— quality considered—than are to be found anywhere in the State. ~~ i —- v . * We shall be pleased to have you call and inspect our line without any obligation on your part. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Company LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA