The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 23, 1904, Image 4

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CIVIC PRIDE ABOUNDS HERE. Cross Hill School Grounds Being Beautified. AN OBJECT LESSON. Ladles Aid Society of Presbyterian Church Will Give Oyster Supper Thanksgiving Evening. Gross Hill, Nov. 10.?Mr. and ;Mrs. Col ton Chaie of Co'umbia visited friends hero Tuosday. W. H. Rasor of Whituiire was lure Wedueid.vy on business. Miss Ellen Walker of Columbia has been visiting at Dr. W. E. Goddard'r. Miss Emmi Penney of Abbeville Is visiting relatives in town. Tlie Ladies Aid Society of the Pres byterian Church will give an oyster supper pt tho residence of M. A. Lea man's Thanksgiving evening, begin ning at 4 o'clock. J. B. K.i-or of Mullins visited his brother, W. C. Raaor Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Austin went to Coronaca to visit Dr. J. D. Austin and family last week. Miss Lizzie Carter returned yester day from Greenwood, whsro ?he has been visiting friends. Mrs. Sa'iie Nance of Abbevil e is vir ittng Vrs. Nannie Williams. Dr. W. P. Turner leaves today for Allenda.'e to attmd t' e S'.oneyTlson we 'ding. The teachers of our school should have tho congratulations of the com munity on the markoJ improvements of the school grounds. Thsy have had a uumb;r of shade tree*, also roses, vio lets, chrysanthemums, carnations and camas plant* d which will In time tdd a great deal to the place. They have also added, for the amusement of tbo pu pils, a tennis court. FREE TO MOTHERS.?A box of Dr. lloffett's "TEETHINA" (Teething Powders) will be ?ent without charge to any mo hor writing Dr. C. J. Mof fett. St. Louis, Mo., giving the came of her druggists not keeping it."? "TEETHINA" Aids Digestion, Regu lates the liowels, Overcomes ?nd Coun toracis the Effects of Summer's Heat, a .d aakes Teething Easy. Charleston is in the midst of her an nual Gala Week festivities with im mense c owds in attendance. No matter how long you have had the cough; if it hasn't already devel ope 1 into consumptio-i, Dr. Wood's Norway I ine Syrup will cure It. J. R. Kay, county treasurer of Conee resigned one day last week. An Invef tlsrat'on of tho affairs of tho oftlce re vealed a shoriage of $2,200. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a'O becoming a favorite for stomach troubUs andconstipation. For sale by Laurens Drug Co. and Dr. B. F. Posey. IF IT ISN'T IN SIGHT IT IS INSIDE AT KENNEDY BROS., the leading fancy and heavy grocers of Laurens. Here's some of the new arrivals of seasonable goods: Seed Raisens, Cleaned Cur rants, Leghorn Citron, Turk ish Figs, Malaga Grapes, Cranberries, Fresh Cocoa nuts, Jordan Shelled Al monds, Nixed Nuts. Quality always the best in the market and price?well, that is always right. Kenndy I Bros. Every Woman Loves Handsome Jewelry* Every woman likes to feel that her jewelry is solid and perfect - that she has what she paid for. Every woman likes to save money, too. Consequently every woman ought to patronize us - it means safety, satisfaction and economy. Fleming Bros, Bears tto II? RW You Haw Always Boi#i BABY EASE-tho world's boat bnby medicino-Isa prompt, Bafo, Hiiro and harm less remedy for nil sorts of stomach and bowel troubles of babios and children. Keep it al ways on hand-you can rely upon it. At all fjoocl drug stores, S^o. Manufactured by BAPY HABE CO., Maoon, a*. One of the things on which we pride ourselves is the FINE QUALITY and EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF OUR. Stationery We cand satisfy every taste and every purse. We particularly desire an op portunity of showing dis criminating customers our new line of . : Superior Box Papers DODSON'S DRUG STORE GO TO R. P. Milam & Co FOR FLOUR Better and Cheaper Flour than a n y = body=-i,ooo barrels bought right. . ? Trade With Us and Luck Will Break Your Way. Nothing Holds Like Real Values! Flaming advertisements, claiming to give the earth for a mere song when behind such claims there is little but blow, cannot hold business. We all know this from observation. The house that grows is the house that has the goods at the right prices. It is our object not only to have goods that will sell, but such goods as will hold customers as well. Whatever we quote we have, and rest assured that when you buy from us you will get genuine bargains. Our Cloak Business has been far beyond our greatest expectation. We have already sold many more Wraps than we expected to sell for the entire season. Great values arriving by express every few days. A neat, stylish Coat for $1.95. The very latest cut in tan, castor and black, as pretty as $5.00 coats, at $3.50. The greatest coat for the money ever offered at #5.00. Sec our beautiful satin-lined coats at #6.50. A great line of long coats, pretty as $12.50 goods, at $8.50. Our Shoe Stock is so great we scarcely have room for it. Everything that is good and serviceable in Shoes. The nobbiest Ladies' Shoes, from #1.25 to $3.50. The best school Shoes, from 75 cents to $1.35. The greatest line of men's good wearers, from 98 cents to $4.00. New Millinery arriving every week. Rest assured when you buy Millinery from us you get the latest that's out. New goods by express every week. Whether you want a low priced hat, or the finest that can be made, remember we have it. We can sell you at any prices from 50 cents to #15.00. Nobby Dress Qoods have always been a hobby with us and this season we are up to our high standard in this department. Wool filled Dress Goods, HyZ cents; Double-fold Wool-filled Dress Goods, i2>4 cents; good weight Flannel Dress for school dresses and ladies' serviceable wear, at 25 cents; All-wool Cheviot (all colors), at 35 cents; a fresh line Novelty Dress Goods in leading shades, from 50 cents to $1.50. Our line of HI nek Dress Goods is very striking. Sec them. Big line of Shirt-waists, Suit Silks, 25 cts., thirty five cents, fifty cents, fifty-nine cents and seventy-fivo cents. Also the best line of Black Silks In Laurcns. ?See us for Children's Und er vesta, fifteen cents to fifty cents; for Ladies' Heavy Vests, twenty-five cents to seventy-five cents; for Men's Heavy Vests; twenty-five cents to one dollar. New Ladies' Belts, Hand Bags and Collars. Ladies are cordially invited to make themselves at home with us. O. B. SIMMONS CO. SCHEDULES 0. N. & 1.. Railroad Co. , Schedule In effect November 21st, i\W>4: No. 62 No. 21 No. 86 Passenger Mixed ex- Freight ex Dally ceptSun- ccpt Sun day day I.v Columbia II 10 am 6 15 pm 100am at Npwberry 12 IM pm 7 06 p m 3 46 a m n - Clinton I 22 v m ?15 pm 6 26 a m or Laurens 1 42 p m 8 46 p m 6 00 am No. 63 No. 22 No. 84 I.v I-aureiu 2 02 pm 7 00am 620pm or Clinton 2 22 pm 730am 6 00pm ar Nowborry 3 10pm 836am 7 06pm nr Columbia 4 45 pm 10 30 am 9 16 p m Trains 84 and 85 will carry a coach. C. H. GASQUE. Agent ?oliifir to Oblaa. Rev. Homer D. Owings of this city is preparing to go to China, where he will engage in mission ary work under the direction of the Bible Missionary Association, which is supported by free will offerings. Mr. Owings expects to leave sometime in December. He will be located in Maceo, where Rev. and Mrs. S. 0\ Todd have spent the past year. The State Kuptlst Contention. The State Baptist Convention meets next Tuesday at Chester. It is expceted that most of the delegates from the Laurens Asso ciation will attend. E or.y til gone? Ilendache? Slom? noh out of order? Simplj u (?????? of torpid iiver. J'urdook Blood lilt torn will make ii new man or woman of y?u. o JL i& rs? <o aas Bean tho y?ft'C Kl::d in ? of C?&0/99? A;'. . < At the Opera Souse Nov. 2 Ith. Thursday, Nov. 24th, at 8:30 p. 111 , J.ouis Salisbury's World's Greatest Moving Picture Exhibi tion, at popular prices, 10, 20 and . 30 cents. Reserved seats on sale at Copeland's. Hundreds of Iv ;s s ivod every year by hav:rj? 0 . 1'!? 'mihs' TC'eotric Oil in the house jiis-t when it b needed. Cure? croup, heals burns cut?, wounds of < very sort. IM RED HOT PRICES! $30,000.00 Thirty Thousand Dollars Worth of Big: Values! The quicker you join our School of Economy, the faster you'll learn of our money saving prices. The World's Best at the World's Cheapest is still the cry of the RED IRON RACKET. "SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY" Red Hot from Our Bargain Offerings Menneu's Talcum Powder worth 25c elsewere. 15 2 cakes Victory soap ... 05 3 cakes Little Gem soap 05 1 pr seamless socks. 05 1 pr 10c shears. 05 Facinators, 35c value ..... 25 10 balls thread. 05 1 yd 20c oil cloth. 10 2 big 5c handkerchiefs 05 2 spools 5c thread. 05 1 pr ladies ioc hose. 05 2 big towels . 10 6 foot window shade . 07 Pest Holland shades. 23 Fancy linen shades. 48 Facinators 25c value. 19 5c thimbles . 02 24 envelopes . 02 1 2 collar buttons. 02 4 OA. ioc bottle machine oil 03 12 boxes tacks. 08 1 bottle Carters Ink. 03 Our Pellc corsets. 48 "Iris" corsets, hose support ers, bargain at. 48 Our Leader corset. 23 Needles, pins, key chains . 01 Dollar watch, J. C. Burns & Co. brand. 61 1 Peats All pencil. 01 #1 alarm clock . 60 25c rubber collars. 15 ioc box Talcum Powder. 05 Hoyts cologne. 05 ioc bottle petroleum jelly. 05 25c bottle, "Red Hot" price 10 i< c box paper. 05 12 safety pins. 02 6 tea spoons. 04 75c lace curtains, pr . 48 $r.2.5 lace curtain, pr. 97 Three 5c bxs. search light matches. 10 3 bars laundry soap. 05 15c coffee, red hot price. 10 20 fresh nutmeg red hot. 05 Vote It Straight RED IRON RACKET will receive a straight vote, from top to bottom, from the people who study our straightforward and simple platform. Abundant prosperity is guaran teed those who enroll under our standards. Our main planks are: MORE GOODS FOR SAME MONEY SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY FREEDOM I-'ROM THE BURDEN OF HIGH PRICES. #_$ This business has reached its present proportions by constantly sell ing the same goods for lower prices than other houses, and there will never be any deviation from this car dinal principle. The items on this sheet point the way to much money saving; still you'll find, in our Mammoth Depart ment Store bargains galore that are just as great, and in many instances greater. For a Straight Ticket Mark Red Iron Racket. x x x Red Iron Racket x Red Iron Racket Red Iron Racket Red Iron Racket x x Red Iron Racket Red Iron Racket Boys' knee pants 23c to. 75 Family bible (large size) . 98 Fautless suspenders. 25 25c Guyott suspenders . 13 60c steel rod umbrellas. 39 Men's 75c kid gloves. 48 $3 silver sugar dish.1.48 $3 silver kniyes and forks.1.48 Rodgcrs best silver sets.4.75 Special pictures (75c size). 48 100 doz 50c shirts going. 33 vSolid gold engagement rings 1.00 25 yr gold watches guaran teed. 15-00 Fine umbrellas 89c and. 98 50c neckwear specialty . 25 Mens 25c caps going . 15 ioc black caps. 05 50c work shirts 33 Double breasted winter shirt 48 Special line $1.25 wool " 97 Good Luck powder. 04 Teachers bibles ($1.35 value) 98 $4 guitars now .2.50 Shirts We are the shirt people Men's extra good work shirts 33 Men's Sunday shirts. 2.\ 75c shirts going. 48 Heavy winter knil shirts.\i) Heavy wool shirts . 97 Men's dollar shirts . 89 Men's good undershirts . 25 Men's 50c undershirts, 100 doz. gray and blue mixed 43 Dress Goods Extra good 6c cotton checks 05 Extra good 7c outing. 06 Heaviest weight made out ing. 10 Special prints, 6c quality. 05 Special ioc flannelette waist ings. 09 25c suitings, job, big value... 15 33c wool cashimers. 20 New Tricots suitings . 25 60c black cashmers. 50 58 in. ladies cloth all shades 54 Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Mill' ry, Skirts, Waists, Shirts, Pants, Underwear for men, 'omen and children; Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Patent Medicines. & & & See In Our Bargain Basement Tin, Glass, Crockery, Lamps, Enamel Ware, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Trunks, Bags, Picture Frames, Wall Paper, Mat ting, Rugs, and a little world of Racket Goods, all going out at "Red Hot" Honey Saving Prices. One price to all same goods for less money. Will save you 15 to 35 per cent, on your pur chases. Farewell to high prices, sweeping reductions in all lines. Follow the crowds and you are sure to find us. RED IRON RACKET "Red Front" Six Special Bargain Days in a Week. "Red Flag" Laurens and Greenwood, S. C. "Carolina Hustlers." Maxwell Avenue and Laurens Street.