Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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z A SOCIETYE VENTS INTEREST TO WOMEN Kn. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 ▼» of Laurens^as announced gagement of her daughter, Miss Fran- M Fuller Davis, - ^ Have your winter garments dean- edearly. Get out your old faded gar ments and have the color restored by dry-deaning and dyeing them. Buchanan’s “KLEANERS WHO RLEAN” Phone 28 B ues-stings yisns School Days; Are Here! Young man and young woman, if you are going off to school this fall, we invite you to come in and let us sell you your trunk, hand bag or hat box, and every thing to wear to complete your school wardrobe. —Wardrobe Trunks —Dress Trunks —Steamer Trunks —Packer Trunks —Hand Bags —Suit Cases —Hat Boxes “THE LEADING DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING STORE” Copeland-Stone Co. “One Price To All” Phone 47 Clinton, S. C. Phone 47 $85.00 FOR THREE PIECES AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Full size, birch mahogany frame, workmanship and finish as good as you get on a two hundred dollar suite; cane back, upholstered in fine ve lour and tapestry, choice of blue or rose in color, p; Nachman spring fiUed cushions; 3 pillows; Setee I full size; rocker and arm chair. Don’t Miss These Values Here is one of a number of suites that we re/ cently purchased at 25% less than the price— you now have the same opportunity if you ^ct before they are gone. A NUMBER OF OTHER STYLES AND PRIC ES TO SELECT FROM—ALL/SPEC- LY PRICED. Your Home Should Come First S. M.&E.H. WILKES & COMPANY CUNTON —Two Stores— — -LAURENS tegRBia When In Wed Of First Class Job Work—CALL 74