The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 28, 1909, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
GRAY COURT VOTES
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Election Hold Last Suturdii) Itesult. |
in; In :i Vote of i>7 to u In Favor
the Vv ? losition.
('ray Court, A- il The lllgli
school proposition lias been dismissed
# 'or a long tlino around Gray Court and ;
* Owlngs, ami a vote was made last year ?
n the matter but it was ovei .vhelni
liigiy carried "No." and little Interest
has boon shown along ti.i- I ue until
a short tlmo ngo when Prof, .b Arc i<
Willis circulnted a petition calling for
a.n election on the subject whi< h c
. je.d. The election was hold al the
institute Saturday afternoon ; suiting
ill a vote of t>7 to U in fav it' of high
KCllOol so there Will bo 110 lime lost
in making liocossnry preparations for ?
' erection of the new high school I
building and it will no d?ul I be ready ?
for the school j.t Its opening Session i
next fall.
The people are waking up to the
advantages offered by iho sta* >, and
"Mais township is going right after
.her share of the great gift which the
Astute pft'ors on the high school.
The carrying of this vote Is due to
the earnest work of l'rof. Willis and
County Superintendent of Education
G. L. Pitts, who have been very earn
estly engaged in explaining the propo
sition to the voters and showing them
the great boncills to the community
ot having the high school.
Local and Personal,
Mr. E. '!'. Shell, with his wife tthtl ;
daughter, were in the city, shopping,
on last Friday. Mr. Shell Is one of
lie prosperous Cray ('our* planters.
Mrs. O. W. Leonard of Sparta, > .
spent, the past week in l.aureus .vith
rein I IVes;
Oadot Lloyd ('. Langston of Clemsoit
college, who is a member of the
T: ivnham Guards, was here for the)
annual inspection yesterday t;:'i rnuou
Mr Langston is a son of Mi*. .1. Lee
Langston of the city.
Mrs. N, i:. Wood of lite Mi. Bethel
section, was in the city Saturday,!
s . ipping.
Mr. F. Ii; Brnmblett < i" Pi lueeton
was one of the speakers at ?: mission
ary rally held at Uolh Ii \ church mi
Sunday.
ilive- Did he at v\ a front
Blla llo tried I.-. b||l
?)itvo- -Well ?
. IIa V ... exchan
: v. you kttow.-^CIiicago News,
l)On'i buy a refrigerator hei'ore you
see our line ?>;' Alaska- in different '
slr.es thai are so coiistrtict' I thilt they ?
?4( will consume less ice and give you j
s. isfaction. Sold onl> h>
s. M. iv:- E. ii vVUkes & Co. |
Missionar) Kall} Service.
Oak Qrove, April 27.?Under the
auspices of the Laurens County Luy
m< n's inoveincni a very Interesting
ml tlouary rally service was conduct
ed Dellvlevv church Sunday morn
ing. The speakers tor the occasion
Were Prof. William P. Culbortson of
Mouuiville tut it Mr. Frank L. Drnnib-1
lett of Princeton, both of whom do
llverod Impressive ami instructive ad
dresses. Owing however, ;.? the
weather conditions a rather small
audience was present.
oFoizziNEss'
Come to Hundreds of Laurens Peaple.
There are days of dizziness;
s..?dis of headache, side ache, back
ache; I
Sometimes rheumatic pains; i
Often uiinary disorders.
All 1 you plainly the kidneys are
sick.
Doan's Kidney Pills ??nie till kidney
ills.
l!"!-" is proof in Laurens.
.Mrs. lk l,. Motes. Gaiilngton street.
Laurens, s. C, says: "i have used
Doan's Kidney Pills for some time and
have been greatly benefited by them.
I suffered a great deal from backache,
also had frequent dizzy spells and my
kidneys were very inactive. The
kidney secretions wore unnatural and
otherwise disordered. Learning of
Doan's Kidney Pills, i procured a sup
ply and they helped me at one... The
pains in my back are much less se
vere, my kidneys are normal and I
feel better in every way."
For sale by all dealers. Price :.<?
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Putted
St ales.
liemcmh the name--Doan's ami
t.'.ko no oilier.
tiavts.itoper Company's Pestlvnl.
It is oui> thing to attract a crowd
and unite another thing to keep on at
tracting It, und to add to it daily UCW
faces to tln se previously attracted.
'i lint is exactly what is happening
ill l >. vis Koper Com pat >'s store these
days and < saeti.v what has been hap
pening for many days with n regular
ity almost Uhbeltovoable. Almost
ii belleveablo simply from tin- fact
tlui this is one of the IfipH'ig mercan
tile houses of the town -doing a high
gratia business; and hewing closely
(.. the Hu ! of s<iraighl. legitimate bus
iness tuet hods,
This concern believer, in advertis
ing out mark iliis well -when they
!. >'.?? .-nine! aim; lo advertise which
l>j ttie way is practically all the time
wiili Ciem.
.lust ai this lime they are deep into
the heart of what is known as- a
Grand Spring Festival, ami they have
so thoroughly advertised this propo
sition that they are attracting many
purchasers, no: only from Iho city,
but from the nearby towns selling
Immense tptan titles of merchandise
. nd giving a big juicy value for every
dollar Invested. Head carefully their
advertisement in ibis issue. Adv.
M \v tirsixEss van (jk.vy rouirr.
Tue Southern ('o?Oppralivc t'ollectlou
Igcuc) Orguntxcd.
Gray Court. April 20. -Ono move
now enterprise will open business in
Cray Court In a few days, that of the
Southern Co-operative Collection Co. .
Mr. .1. x. Leak is president and .Mr. .i. ,
K. Dorroh, secretary and treasurer,
't''"' new coiici rn will do a general
collecting ail l : ?los business. -Mr.
Leal: has been in the real estate busi
ness tor quite awhile und has a repu- !
line which will cive the hi w enter. '
prise a noo l showing. I
Miss Lutio Cray and Pro!'. Archie
Willis attended ihe musical festival lit
S|>artanburg lasl week.
Miss Allen Willis Who is attending
school at Woodruff spent Saturday
and Sun.lay at home.
Mr. John McCain, one of the c. N.
& L. Railway's inosi popular conduc
tors, visited his parents hero Sunday.
.Messrs. s. 1>. Garrison and Mr.
Lane, two well known employees of
the C. ft \V. C. Railway, spent Satur
day nlghl and Sunday with Mr. C.ar
; rison's mot her.
Miss Corrie Mnbon of tho itnbun
section is spending some time with
Mrs. .Mary Willis. Miss Mahon has
I just returned from Simpsonville
j where she has been for an operation
by Dr. \ R. Hunter, for appendicitis,
i Miss Mahon's condition is much im
proved and she will soon be in much
better health.
Mr. .1. W. Weils returned from Lau
rent! Saturday night, where he lias
been relieving Mi*. Nelson as ticket
agent for a few days.
.Miss U/.'/.le owlngs one of Green
ville's popular stenographers was in
town Saturday and Sunday t'1? guest
I of Mr. ai d Mrs. A. M. ?Willgs.
i The best place to select an b
Croum lereezei* In any >??;?/?? you iniiy
want and gel one thai will cive satis
faction and use less lee is at
S. M. & B. IL \\ likes ft Co.
! The largest und best line of porch
furniture consisting of a beautiful
I line of settees, chairs ami rockers in
different sizes and colors.
Uli. CLIFTON JON KS
Dentist
Office In Simmons Building1
Phone: Olllcc No. SGj Ucsidenco 215).
Simpson, Cooper & ?abb,
Attorneys at Law.
s. M. ft B. il. Wilkes <v> Co
Will practice in all Slate Courts
prompt attention ?iVen to all business
New Clothing
New Styles
Lower Prices
TRIB
Everything new j V
in Hats,Shoesand X
[Gents' Furnishings j cfr
0 :
fit*
Wo wi. h to call your attention to thi*
fact that can* stock of (Son!loinnn's wear
ing apparel for Spl int is now ready for
your inspection and we invite your criei
elsm of same as we n nlir.o that :.?> malt? r
how much ran- is taken in the selection of
a stuck ?.|* this kind that our buyers arc
not infallible, and at the beginning of the
?aspn as well a. at all limes Wo cull more
intelligently ami mi.re successfully cater
in your want-. by having your approval or
disapproval, as the case mnj be, and profit
by our mistakes.
We will appreciate a call from you to
inspect our I Hot hing, Shoes. Hals and
(lent's Furnishings. We want you to feel
at home ill our store.
We make our at on
Schaffner and Mar
Clot lies.
io home of Hart,
the High Art
Wo have just received another ship
ment of these clothes to add to our already
liiir slock of new Spring Clothing. Wo
can till your demands no mutter what
price clothing you may want.
We can sell you an all-wool Flannel
Suit at.. $1.50
An all-Wool Serge Suit worth $10.00
at....... . it)
Wo are sell $12.50 and $15.1)0 values
at. $10.00
We are showing some of the newest
and swellest suits that has over been
shown in I.aureus.
$ Hi. 0(1 values at. $12.50
yig.t 0 vuluea at.$1'5<00
Our $10.00, S?IS.00, $20.00 ami $22.50
suits can't be duplicated al these prices
\iO\ 'S Cl.t ITIUNG.
We are shoeing blithe newest
and latest styles in ley's and
children'* suits.
i&Af H" ''s Wash Suits from
Jtt. to.
1.50
ov'it Knickerbocker
?Vom .yi.u.*> in.
Suit-;
w
Our notion department is over
X^/ (lowing with everything new ::>
Shi i . Ties, Hosii rj in 1 I nder
^/v" wear the low? . t | rices.
STKTSON MATS.
Heiter Hats are not made than
these, The name Stetson means
supreme excellence in Hats,
Many handsome models it. derbies
und soft hats. For your straw
hals and puna Inas we are showing
nil the tUiWest in?I latent styles
from 5<)c to.$7,50
SIIOFS
For S?ue t \ and < ? 'i? .'?>!1.
reinembei' thai our store is bead- mra
quac 1'i's for I'Id win Clapp Slu es
und Oxfords, al io Ib'iml Shoos
and Oxfords, none boiler made Xty?/
than these.
We repent, "all we want i a
char.11 to show you through our J?>Z\
Slock Of new and lip tu date
g< ml.-." and eel ohr price. and
you wi'l be convinced that Tribble
I'lot hing Company is llie place tu
bhy Clothing* shoes, lints and
(lent' ? I'urnii liii It?r
& ?-~-"r??
Q Pric^Clothiers THbfole Clothing CO. Lauren*. S. C. v
is Brim Full of Bargains. Come and Imspect our Immense Stock
JG
We Sell Same Goods for Less Money
.??r""ReJlTQT prIcbs'Ts"M??iN'{F"it warm"in
e HOT PRICES I RED HOT PRICES | RED HOT PRICKS ] RED HOT PRICES
oetS yarn with' e>on Island,
.".fts Checked !iomospuh,
Dels package Celli;!<? i?i starch.
1 ll> 10c Lump starch Red Hot
Beta package Washing Powder,
Bets Cake Octagon Soap,
7 cakes ?tetogan Soap,
1 ?' cakes i 'olo Snap,
")cts box Search Light Matches,
:; liexes S, arch Light Matches,
I Ods plug Tobacco,
loots i?111>r Tobacco.
: lb'Loveritipf 20c Coiree, Red Mot, 15c
25cls il> ( o i'ee. Red Hot, 17c
19 lbs Granulated Sugar. Red ll<??. $1.00
0 ibS goon green i.'otTe?j 91.00
! set ni a- Plates, ? ups and Saucers
Worth ??"?. is per soli cut price, l"c
\ iset nice PI ttc b l8c
20cts Suspenders Jollfl says sell
'em iit Red il"', 15c
4c
10c
8c
10c
25c ts Collates Talcum Powders,
20 Talcum Powder, Red Hot,
l ll< can Airfloal Talcum Powder
worth 50<:ts, Red Hot,
Needles, Pins. Key Chains. Collar
Buttons* 1 lair Pins li
:>1.<i0 bottle Standard Patent Modi
cine, Red Hot, 79c
BOctS bottle Standard Patent Med
leihe, Red Hot. 12c
2Scts bottle Standard Patent Med
icine, Red Hot, 22c
10c lb. Epsom Salts lc
3 pounds for 10c
I pound 10c Sulphur, Red Hot,
LAUifeNS
I SHOES 'AND SLIP]
i:Rb
'C I Hot I'lic.' 5V. ?',.??, ?xyry-T,,V%
I at I e.r.ts Co. ,1 H RW'i^?I I
, Kod Iron Racke, wingf ||g^f |
?* I save you ;\, ,-, :i. , I
on $1.00 purchase, f/ , ^.i?v ) ?
I Suppose you buv dur- K^W'Jfhw 1
ing this year .VH. >.ou tA? t?tfwm fffl
dollars worth you ^
would save $25.00 by ?<< .?.
buying your goods o'f ??
Red Iron Racket ( ut
price Do pa r t m u n t
Store, and we save
you more than 25 cts
on many articles at
Rod Hot. Prices.
Men's Fine Pants
We have the iinesl line Of Pant- you
ever looked at, Red Hot Pii.es:
Tailored Pants. $1,39, >].<.>, $L97,
$2.18, $3,09. Wo sell the .. kind for
$.'1.8?; kind 85<89.
See our big values: ?cts, lOcts. loots
and 25cts Tables. Tin. Class, Crockery
and .".il sorts of useful articles Big
values, j \\v tiro Always Iji
m....... .-.,?..-.,-.~? I will wail on \<>r.. Go
$20.00 Drop Head Sowing Machine, | iluotigli this wollderf
house.
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CLOTHING!
Clothing; the $10.00 Kind ?.-. '.*
Clothing the 12.00 Kind $ 1 (i iltl
Clothing the 15 00 Kind I2..11
Clothing the 1 i.OO Kind 15.00
Clothing tho 5.00 Kind
Clothing the t.oO Kind i.ik
One Thousand lloys wanted at Ked
Iron. Racked to wear our Clothing*. Can
?
82.-15, $2.08 to $5, 9, Save inonev now.
$2.25 .Mhoop, lb d Hot
S*l 1)0 *">hof?' '!ed Hut
\ < )ne Thousand pairs, i
Pants. Red Hut.
P..
Guaranteed 12 years for
$12.97
tin
I
Shirt les * .lerrv.
Millinery!
Our li
locta pair Fancy Sox, Re<l Hoi
? I our p
feel like Inn
We are located completely out of the Hiorh-Priced DktrW $>na W^af rn i ?> < i *"? < ~~ i " ~T
until you get to the umiiec, ju? West Lain ens St., l stores, one on each side oi the street. Don't spend a red con