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MARRIED IX CHARLESTON. Mr Malison Ureer Weds Miss Rosalie Stewart. The first wedding in Easter week was that of Miss Rcsalle Mnokcnfuss Stewart and Mr. Warren Manson Ureer, whtcli took place on Tuesday aftornoon, at 3 o'clock, at the h<>me of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, on Logan street. For the occasion the two parlors were opened together and bandeomo'y decor atod: tbo bay window was draped in gauzy white and banked with ferns and white azaleas, palms, white roses and calla lilies. A railing was placed across the window, chanel like, and in front was a beautiful arch of flowers from the center of which depended two intertwined hearts of white roses. The kneeling cushions were of white satin. The young couple stood beneath the arch while the wedding ceremony was porformod by the Rev. John Johnson, D. D. A. boautiful wedding march was played by Miss Julia Morris as the bridal party em ? red the room, and dur ing the ceromoDy, "O promise Me." Two littlo flowers girls, Misses Nellie Gottio and May Stewart, dressed in pink and carrying biskets of pink blos soms, precoded the bridesmaid and groomsman, Mi-s Alice Stewart, a sis ter of the bride, bnd Mr. Herbert Greor, a brother of tbo groom, who were fol lowed by tho damo of honor, Mrs. Rob- , ert Stewart, Jr., and the brldo. The , groom entered the room with Dr. Rob ert Stewart, a brother of the bride, who was given away by her father. The bridesmaid wore a dainty pink and whtto gown and ctrried pink flowers with ribbons of the same color. The damo of honor was in white, her llow ors woro also white. The bride was ' lovely in a gauzy whito toilet trimmed with valoncUnnes lace,and her bouquet was of brldo rosos. On the piazza and throughout the houso the decorations wore of laurol, ferns and roses, the whole presenting an uncommonly beau tiful appearance' From tho dining room refreshments were banded. Mrs. Greer cutting the handsome brldo cake with much grace. Soon after the bride appeared In a stylish blue traveling dress, and at 5 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Greer were on the way to their future homo in Laurens.?Charleston Post. NOTHING EQUAL TO CHAMBER LAIN'S COLIC AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY FOR BOWEL COM PLAINTS IN CHILDREN. "Wo have used Chamborlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in our family for years," siys Mrs. J. B. Cooko, of Nederlands, Texas, "Wo havo given It to all of our children. We have used other medicines for the same purpose, but never found anything to equal Chamberlain's. If you will use it as directed it will always oure." For salo by Laurens Drug Co. Orderlug Baral Libraries. Superintendent Brooks is tbis week assisting tbe teachers and trustees of thoie schools whose applications were accepted for a rural library, in making up tbelr orders for the books, which are to be supplied by sn Atlanta con cern. The Ors school was among tbe first to subscribe for a library, but ac cording to a recent decision of the At torney General the Dlstriot was found ineligible to receive s library as the school was created by a special act of tbe Legislature. Lsnford having made application and being next on the list of eligibles was promptly given Oru's obanoe to get one of tbe ten libraries. Superiuteudent Brooks suggests that all the orders for tbe libraries be made as early as practicable. Sevoral orders have already gone on. Cotton Mill News. Mr.C.H. Roper conducted thesorvloe at tbe Second Baptist Church Sunday morning and Bev. W. D. Hamlet Sun day night. We are glad to say that Rev. M. 0. Compton is improving in health. Mr. Edgar Blakeley and wife of Clinton visited friends and relatives here Saturday night und 8unday. Mr. 0. K. Tern pie* on visited bis old home In tbe county Sunday. Mr. Walter fiel lams has been sick for a few days. Messrs. D. K. Todd and Larry Mar Lin of Clinton were in town Saturday. Mr. Will Moore bas come back here bo work. Meesrs. Ludie Tribble and Osoar lVmpleton were up to see Mrs. Dr. Temple ton Sunday. Mr. Gus Martin and wife wont to his brother's birthday dinner Friday. Mr. John Mu-!or and Miss Molilo Templeton were married WedneF.lay night at eight o'clock at tbe home of tho bride's father, Mr. Bordie Tem pieton. Also Mr. Will Dagnall and Mies Mollle Pendland Wednesday if tor noon at Mr. Hragg's. Bev. J. G>. Huggin performed both cere monies. Mr. Marlor and wife went to see Mr. Marl<>r's parents Friday at Knoree. Bev. D. B. Hill of Baoree was in town 3aturday. Joe Avery was in town Saturday. Miss Cora Franks gave a muslcale uul little play to her friends Saturday night. Whit Dendy of Newberry is up to seo his father. Arthur Cobb of King's Mountain is in town. Mr. Bordie Templeton and wife went to Clinton Sunday. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of OASTOniA. Tit tu 9s3G The HublThe Hub Trained Taste Governs the Gathering. Do you know why it is that a large percentage of the most fastidious dressers in Laurens have come to depend on THE HUB for almost everything they require in apparel and its acces sories. It is just for the simple reason that trained, womanly taste governs the gathering of our stock and selects every single thing, large or small, that we ?fter for sale. Intimate knowledge of women's needs, tastes and wishes is the secret of our success. Full of Refined Beauty. Real refinement and beauty characterizes every piece of Dress Goods we show this Spring. There are no over-gaudy vulgar, cheap-looking patterns or shades among them. We ear nestly request you to see these beautiful fabrics before you pur chase. Among them the following are especially noteworthy. Voilks?Plain Bouretted 38-in. per yard 50c. Nun's Veiling?black, and colors, 3o-in.,per yard 50c Nun's Veiling?very soft and dainty,, 38-in, per yard, 50c Sicilians?black and colors, 40-in, per yard, 50c Exquisite Garnitures In Embroideries, Laces and Trimmings, we offer an ex quisite line, full of striking nov elties and lovely effects. Swiss and Cambric Embroideries and Insertions are shown in plentiful variety at 15c to 50c the yard, Torchon Laces and Insertion , many, many kinds, 5c to 25c. Valenciennes Laces , match sets, 5c to 25c. And a good stock of silk and cotton Applique, Wood, Silk Cluny, Persian Bands and all else in up-to-date dress adorn ments. Daiuty Stuff tor Summer. Our Wash Goods stock is a panorama of ptetiiness. All sorts of alluring tints and Patterns ('all brand new this Spring) supply you with a fas cinating range of choice. Mercerized Waistings?in snow white, as well as all the leading colors. 15c to 50c the yard. Piques?in charming striped and figured effects 10c to 25c. Silk Mull?in blac?c, white and colors, very stunning, 30 to 40c Wash Silk Novelties?in cham pagne and other new shades, 15c. to 40c . nillinery and Other Hatters. Please do not buy any sort of Hat until you have visited our Milli nery Department. It is full of new shapes, trimmings and made up Hats, which we feel sure will interest you greatly. It doesn't cost a penny to see them, you know. Then there arc a great many other notable things here at The Hub, which well deserve your att- otion. For instance, our superb line of Voile and Serge Walking Skirts at $1.50 to $7.50; Our Mercerized Underskirts (imitation silk finish^ at $1.00 to $3.00; and much else that we lack space to mention here. Don't buy until you have paid The Hub a visit. THE HUB. RED IRON RACKET. $20,000?Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Merchandise to Go at Red Hot Prices. Same Millinery Trim med to Order ' for Less Money?23c ta $3.50. Men's and Young Men's Suits. New color Mendings in Grays, Brown] and Mixed Fabrics. In "Yale" and "Harvard" effects. Suits that are cut over live models. Full of shapely lines. Suits that fit every shape, whether tall, stout or regular build. In correct ''military" cut. In Black Worsted, Blue Serge or Pure Worsteds. When we say they arc equal to made-to-order suits, you can depend upon it that these suits will back up our assertion. They are challenge values and we are greatly enthused at the beautiful array. $2.98, 3.75, 4.97, 5.00, 7.50, 8.s0, 10.00, 12.00. SPECIALS. 5 cents Sea Island.?. 3/^ 5 cents Lawn. 3/4 6 cents Bleaching. 5 20 cents Levering's Coffee.12/^ 17 Bars Laundry Soap. 25 Mole vSkin Pants. 48 $1.00 Heavy Mole Skin Pants. 75 Job vStraw Hats, 50 cents goods,. ? 20 20 Nutmegs. 10 cents Kxtracts.,. 8 15 cents Sweepstakes Tobacco. IO ??Good Luck" Baking Powder. 4 Negligee Shirts. Good quality Negligee Shirts?, Red Hot price, 25c One Lot 47c, 50c and 60c Negligee Shirts, Cut Price 35c 50 cent Spring Style Negligee Shirts 390 75c Spring Styles Negligee Shins, all same material with pocket, 48c 30 dozen #1.00 and $1.25 Fine Dress Shirts, Cut Price, 89c Summer Underwear. Mou's Undershirts, Good Quality, *3C Men's Fancy Undershirts, 35c values, :oo dozen to select from, Red Hot 23c Choice Lot Men's 60c and 75c Undershirts, Special Values, Red Hot ? 48c Ladies' Bleached Gauze Vests, Tape Neck, 10 cents goods 5c RED HOTPRICES 2 Cakes Victory Soap 50ct Steel Rod Umbrellas, "Red Hot" price 1 Cake Laundry Soap Ribbon Girdle Corsets, all colors, #3.50 Men's Suits, Union Twill, bargain price 1 pair Plow Shoes worth $1.25, our price Men's Shirts Men's Drawers Best 15c Linen Collar 1 Celluloid Collar $1.00 Hat #1.50 Hat 1 pair Men's Heavy Seam less Sox 1 pair Ladies' Hose, good, 1 pair Men's 15c Fancy Sox 1 pr Men's Sunday Shoes, good, 2 Big Towels 1 75c Counterpane 1 Fancy 39c Stand Cover 1 good hollow-ground Razor 97c 1 pr $1.25 Barber Clippers 07c 1 pair 10 cent Shears 5c 1 6-ft Buggy Whip 10c 1 Set Knives and Forks $1.48 $1.00 Watch 69c 1 25-yr Elgin Watch $12.97 1 Alarm Clock 60c 1 8-day Clock $1.94 1 yd ''Fruit" Bleaching 9c 5<3 39c 2C 48c 97 c 15c 15c IOC 4c 68c 98c 5c 5c IOC 98c IOC 48c 25c i pr Lace Curtains 48c 1 6-ft Paper Window Shade 8c 1 6-lt Linen Shade 20c 1 Thimble 2c Pins, Needles, Keychains ic 1 ' Beats All" Pencil ic r cake Buttermilk Soap 4c 1 set Teaspoons 4c 1 box ioct Talcum Powder 5c 1 box 25cTctlow's Powder 10c 1 box Tappan's Powder 5c 1 bottle ioc Bay Rum Hair Oil 1 bottle Hoyl's Cologne 1 bottle iocts Petroleum Jelly 1 box ioc Paper 24 Envelopes , good. 1 2 Safety Pins 1 vSpool Thread 2 Spools Thread (machine) 1 Cake Soap 12 Collar Buttons 5 Slate Pencils 4 oz ioc bottle Machine Oil 1 bottle Carter's Ink 12 boxes Tacks 1 yard Oil Cloth 1 nice Mandolin 2 big Handkerchiefs 1 nice Corset 1 "Dr. Scott" Corset Ladies' #3 50 Pattern Hats "Red Hot Price" #1,98 Sc 5^ 5c 5c 3C 2C TC 5? IC 2C| I c 3c 3c 8c 15c $2.47 5^ 23c 48c Linen 5c and ioc 98c to $1.75 98c to $3.47 icto 23c per yard 48c to 98c ic lo 48c The "other" merchants are nice enough fellows, but why should their friendship cost you from 15 per cent to 35 per cent more than you need pay us for the "Self-samc\> Goods? Come any day?Six Bargain Days in a week. "More Goods Same Money," "Same Goods I?ess Money." RED IRON RACKET Laurensand Greenwood. HbBHh -^mr -a- r&'r '1A1 '^L *jl i' "a' V*/ VJ ' v*' ^' M.' M/ St,' VJL' M,' ' ? ' ? X' M.' sm.' \H.r M.' M-' M." VI.' ' ??s,?\ ,w\ /?\ /Ts -i-tTn /fs ^ its If i lf\ ,Tl ,f\ JVl ;fs Ifi M^!v< ^ !t! 7f\!f\ ;f Jfl' "1^ T\ 'it. w .t. ^ '? I ^! OXFORDS FOR MEN. [Clapp's $5.00 ;WaIk-Over, patent 4.0 [Walk-Over Vici 3.5 [Keith 3.0 [BiltWell 2.5 _ l/Warcy 2.00 [Star Brand 1.50 ?Best Hade for Boys and Little Gents. _Prices Right. Customer's Shoes Shined Free. A Heart to Heart Talk With sensible people on the subject of Dress shows that we are growing wiser. It used to be considered quite the proper tiling ibr a man to pay his tailor forty dollars for a suit of clothes. In this enlightened age we would call it foolishness. The average man likes to be well-dressed but he has no burning desire to waste his money. More than 250,000 men arc wearing R.oyal Tailoring to-day; the garments they have on were made to their measure by The Royal Tailors, of Chicago, and while hey represent high-class individual tailoring service, the men who wear them have the satisfaction of knowing that the cost was away below the usual charge for the same quality of goods and workmanship. Over 400 beautiful patterns in Spring and Summer novelty suit ings just received irom this famous tailoring house arc OXFORDS For Women. LaFrance Patent $3.00i iLaFrance Vici 2.50 IDuttenhofer 2.0( Try He 2.0( Star P-and i.5( White Canvas 1.5( Best Hade for Misses and Little Girls. Prices Right. Customers' Shoes] Shined FREE. ORDER BY MAIL FROM TAPP'S. NEW ?SILKS?If it's Silk and it's Stylish?TAPP HAS IT. 30-lnch Black Peau do Sole, good heavy weight, fast color. Will wear the host. Wort?) elsewhere $1 '25. Spe cial price, the yard.$1.00 Handsome 3(>-lnoh wide Black Taffeta Silk. Wo guarantee every yard to wear and not to break or split. We give new silk on the spot for every ya-d not as represented. Wo handle no tender silks from jobbers, but give it l< you fresh from tho factory every week at prices that you cannot match. Pr'ee. tho yard.$1 .00 Messallne, that new and stylish pure silk fabric in about 18 colors, also white, cream and black, 20 inches wide, very soft, with high lustre. Prio*. the yard. $1.00 38-inch wide Black Guaranteed Taf feta Silk. This is made by the Bar tholdl Silk Company and is guaranteed by J,hor?. Wo back this guarantee by giving you new silk for every yard that breaks or sp'its. Tho heaviest) the prettiest and best $1.50 Taffeta on oarth. Tapp's price the yard.$1.25 MEXICAN LACE BANDS. When you want tho latest trimmings for the shirtwa'st suit or fancy dress bear in mind wo havo it. Wo uro snow ing all the new Mex can I.nco Bands in white, champagne and brown at tho special prices 12 l-2e, 15c, 25c and B5c?yard. C0LOBEI) DRESS WOODS. Every stylish dresser in tho Caro linas knows that if a drois material comes from Tapp's it is the latest in fashion and tho best in quality. All-wool sponged and shrunk Cheviot in garnet, brown, navy and royal blue, black, gray, etc. Tnis is tho btst value on the market. At the yard.50e. .1-iuch All-Wool English Covorts in gray?, bluos, etc., worth $1.25. Special price, the yard. 75c. -11-inch navy knd royal blue Brill ian tine, tho season's leading style. You can't buy tho samo at Tapp's price, the yard.50c. 38 inch wide White Mohair with dotted eu'eets, one of tho season's br>st styles. Price, the yard.50C. 38-inch wide White Nuns Veiling, all pure wool, washes and wears the b?st. Good value at tho yard.50c. 38-inch wide all wed Albert rose, very stylish, wears well, it's a value, tho yard. 50c. STOCK COLLARS. Lathes' White Piquo and Madras Kancy Stocks, some bound in hands and with long tabs, othors with fancy fagoting and buttons. This lino is pos itively worth double what wo ask you Tapp s special price..25c. Wc prepay Mail, Express or Freight on all purchases of $5.00 or over shipped within a radius of 600 miles of Columbia. THE JAMES L. TAPP CO., Columbia, S. C, Do Yof Need One? We have put on Sale for this week four grades in Sunshades. These were made a Special Order. Cloth and handles per sonally selected, having steel rods and paragon frames. The prices are 50c, #1.00, #1.25 and #1.50. This eclipses all former values in Sunshades ever shown here. ?See them at W. G. WILSON &C0. Best 2.00, 2.50 and $3.00 Shoes Best 4.00 and $5.00 Shoes. Ladies', Misses and Children's! Shoes in great variety. SPRING, BEAUTIFUL SPRING ALL NATURE IS AWAKENING. Boys' Suits 69 cents to $5.00. Youth's Suits 3.00 to $10.00. Men's Suits 3.50 to $25.00. DRESS UP Show the world you are living, you are progressive. Be Young, Snappy and 5tylish. Be a leader, be somebody, clothes do it, the right kind. A good fitting suit is a great tonic, it makes you feel good all over. There is an ex hilaration, a supreme satisfaction, in the knowledge, that your garments are the cor rect Models, that they are designed and made by the "Greatest Clothes Hakers" in the world. Every garment is guaranteed. COME we will be glad to see you, glad to show you what's new and nobby in Spring Apparel. You are welcome, thrice welcome at DAVIS, ROPER & CO,, Outfitters to Particular People. See our advertisement of our Ladies Department] in this issue. Panama Hats. Straw Hats. Stiff and Soft Hats. In all the latest Styles.