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Has been used with success in v g 5’" ^',* • -fCjcT.i j '1 cases of poor or impoverished blood, and its results—rheuma tism, eczema, torpid liver, and many forms of blood diseases. FREE FROM HARMFUL INGREDIENTS i Mrs. John T. Younf and little daughter; Miss Emmie Yount Messrs. Ansel God?i*y&»nd Hem^r Brimm were in Rock 'inn this week for Winthrop commencement. Mr. Jes. k Brown, of Greenville, wee e business visitor in .town pest week. . Mr. end Mrs. A. R. Bachelor end little de ugh ter end Mr. Bechelor’s mother spent the pest week-end in •t Whitmire. They left Mondey for s month’s visit with relatives in Pitts burgh. Miss Msudie Corbett, of Leurens, wes the guest of Miss Kathleen Dean . the pest week-end. Messrs. Fred end Lewis Conrad, of Greenville, visited Mr. end Mrs. C. P. Robinson on Sundey. t , . Misses Nannie Yeung Tribble end Mary Roland ere at home from Due West College. Miss Tribble is e mem ber of this year’s graduating class. Mrs. Drummond has returned to : msm '/ IL ‘ n l\OLl&\+J V) mu Sfc c l rrec i fo ie*** B.-i i. MP M EUMJK-a i j| Be Businesslike i! Pay by Check Every man, no matter what his position in life, has a certain number of bills to pay. Business men, those who have become more than an average ttiBcess, always pay theirjbills by check. ■Hi can enjoy this same privi- count wfSi^ifir B£ak. Your canceled Check is an excellent receipt of payment for any bilL BANKERS Clinton’s Oldest Bank" Laurens after a visit with her daugh ter, Mrs- T. L. W. Bailey. — Mrs. Barnie Parrott has returned from a two w8eks’ visit to her parents at BishopviUe. Miss AgnsS Tolbert, of Greenwood, is spending a while with her sister, Mrs. A. J. Milling. Mrs. D. E. Tribble and Mr. William Adair were in Due West yeaterday for the college graduating exercises. Miss Emma Hargrove, of Newberry, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sterling Pitts. Mrs. Fred Fitzgeiald has as her guest her sister, .$!*> Johnston, of Piedmont, Ala. Miss Maud RaldWih has, returned from Great Falls where she taught this term. The many friends of Miss Agatha Bailey will be glad to know she is improving after an operation at Dr. Hays’ Hospital. Messrs. T. D. Jacobs and A. W. Brice were in Columbia Monday on business. . ... It I Mli'H 11 l'M"M HI 11 Never Ene ONE OF THE MOST MIGHTY POWERS IS SELF RELIANCE. IT DEFIES DIFFICULTIES IT GIVES YOU CONFIDENCE TO DO THE THINGS YOU WANT TO DO. « THE FELLOW WHO TRIES . AND TRIES AND TRIES IS DEVELOPING REAL CHAR- ACTER.-—HE US FILLING HIMSELF FULL OF DETERMINATION.—HE WILL WIN. WE WANT SUCH MEN TO MAKE THEIR BANKING CONNECTIONS WITH US. Mrs. T. C. Johnson and (ltd, softs;; are spending two weeks in Newberry Mrs. Minnie Boyd returned Monday from a few weeks’ stay with Mrs John Langston in Darlington. Miss Lois McMillian, of Renno visited relatives in town the past week. The following students return this week from Winthrop: Misses Lois and Loree Adair, Hattie Mae Horton Frances Witherspoon, Marie Mots and Kathryn Blakely. Misses Lois Adahr Horton, Mote aqd Blakely are nfem- bevs of this year’s graduating class. Miss Jaunita Lawson is the guest of her aunt in Charlotte for two weeks. Mr. T. D. Copeland was in Pros perity Monday on business. Miss Inez Blakely has returned from Bethune where she taught the past term. The many frieods of little Miss Emma Copeland McCrary will be glad to know that she is improving after an operation Saturday at Dr. Hays’ Hospital. Mrs. J. P. McMillan and children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ray at Williston. Mr. Claridge Lawson ip at home from Furman for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Irby Hipp and Irby. Jr., and Miss Emma Hipp were in Newberry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson are spending a few days in Mobile, Ala. Mias Lois Sanders will spend the week-end with her sister in Colum bia. Mr. W. H. Ray, of Edgefield, was a visitor in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galloway of Abbeville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan. Miss Elizabeth White, .who attend ed Lander the past terra, stopped over with her sister, Mrs. T. C. Johnson, enroute to her home at Newberry. Misses Mildred and Marion Hipp, of Newberry, are visiting their grand father, Mr. T. H. Little. Little Miss Kathleen and Master William Albert Galloway, of Abbe ville, are visiting their grand-parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan. Misses Louise and Martha Davidson and Emmie Pitts are at home for the summer from Columbia College. Miss Louise Davidson is a member of this year’s graduating class. Miss Louise Cox is. at home with her mother, Mrs. F. L. Webb, for the summer, after attending the Baptist Academy at Six Milea the past term. Mr. W. E. Bell, Miss Martha and Master Olin Bell, 4>f Greenville, were visitors here the past week. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fuller, Mr. Ru pert Fuller and Misses Sarah Rudd, Fieri de Rudd and Willie Rudd Fuller were in Spartanburg Monday for Wof ford graduating exercises. Mr. D. C. Heustess, of Carlisle, was a visitor in town Tuesday.^ Messrs. Dudley Steer, Walker Bai ley and Weir Davie are at home from Clemson for the summer. Jar. Mr. W. S. Robibson and daughter. Jewel Robinson, have returned to -Ridgeway after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Robinson. Mr. E. L. Bennett and Master Ralph Bennett, of Fountain Inn, were visit ors in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey Ow ens ware in Greenwood on-Friday. Mrs. Julius McGregor and children, of Ruby, age visiting ker mother, Mrs. T. C. Sumerel. Mias Sara Townsend, of Anderson, was recently the guest of Miss Lucy Ballsy. Mrs. Etta Mather, of Boston, Mass., is spending several weeks with Mrs. John Spratt. Rev. and Mrs. Edward Long were in Gaffney this week for Limestone commencement. Mrs. Long is a mem ber of the board of trustees of the college. Miss Harriett Wiggins, who attend ed school at Randolph-Macon the past term, left Monday for Batesburg af ter spending the week-end with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Wig gins. Miss Mary McDiarmid, who taught the past winter in Alabama, is visit ing her sister, Mrs. M. R. Kirkpat rick. Mr. W. B. Kimble of Swansea, is visiting friends in town. Mrs. J. 1. Copeland, Mrs. H. A Copeland and Mr. C. K. Douglas at tended commencement at Winthrop the past week. Mias Elizabeth Young had as her recent guest, Miss Annie Pearce, of Florence. " . . Miss. Ethel Davidson is at home after teaching the past term at Spar tanburg. The many friends of Rev. L. E. Wiggins will be delighted to know that he is at home greatly improved after being a patient in Johns Hop kins hospital for several weeks. The following are at home from * Wofford for the summer vacation: Messrs.- Hubert and Hansel Boyd, James Pitts, Rogers Harrell and Glenn Fuller, the latter being a mem ber of this year’s graduating class Mrs. W. S. Dewese and Miss Helen Dewese pf Memphis, Tenn., are spend ing some time with 4drs. L. Ross' Lynn. Mrs. J. Hanrp Stone left Monday for Memphis, Tenh., where she goes as chaperone for the sponsors of the Confederate veterans Mrs. B. 0. Whitten and little Miss es Mildred and Martha Whitten left Friday for two weeks’ stay in Seneca with relktives. Miss Mary Copeland is visiting her sister in Cross Hill. Misses Roslyn and Lois Blakely and Mr. Aldine Blakely spent Sunday in Fountain Inn. Miss Maud Pearson was called to Woodruff Saturday on account of the death of her cousin, Dr r R. T. Sea son, MUggs Edna and Arline Daniell Ruth McQuiston, Jaunita Rucker, Dessie Padgett, Margaret Nichols and Margaret Williams are at home at the orphanage from Chicora “college. Mrs. Blakely Tribble and Miss Eli zabeth Tribble were in Due West this we4k a few days for commencement. Miss Frances Godfrey is at home from Poplar Springs where she taught the past term. Miss Louise Kern is spending two weeks in Spartanburg with Mrs. B, M. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ray, of Willi- aton, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mc Millan for the week-end. Miss Nannie Mae Williams, who was recently the guest of Miss Mar- ion Leake, has returned to hej home in Laurens. Mrs. W. S. DeWese, Misses ^Eliza beth Lynn, Bryte Daniel, and Helen DeWese, and Messrs. Matthew Lynn and Banks Hayes are spending a week at Montreat. Mrs. R. G. Murphy, Mrs. Anna Carey, Mrs. Edna Warner, Misses Minnie Moore and Dora Bell left Mon day for a month's stay in Tennessee. Dr. B. 0. Whitten left Thursday for Washington to attend the American Psychological Convention. From there he goes to Atlantic City to attend a similar convention. Misses Janie Holland and Collette Griffin have returned from Wellford where they taught'the past term. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hollis, Misses Iris and Mary Hollis were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Robinson, Sun day. Mr. M. B. Hipp, of Newberry, was a visitor here the past week. Mr. and Mrs. O. I& Bell and chil- •* j dren, of Lancaster, are on an extend ed visit to Mrs. Bell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Blakely. Misses Frances and Margaret Glas gow have returned from St. Hilda’s Hall, Charleston, where they attend ed school. Mr. C. D. Nance and son, of Cross Hill, were in town Monday. * ► «» We will have an • 0 All Day Demonstration * of BEECH NUT PACKING CO. PRODUCTS I , on . SATURDAY, JUNE 7TH. You are cordially invited to be present and sample their goods. With each purchase of their goods you will be given a package FREE. Baldwin Bros. Grocery “Good Things to Eat” Phones 99 and 100 - - Clinton, S. C. 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