Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Big Reduction in Photographs For the next 30 davs. Five dollar Cabinets going at $3.50 a dozen. All ether sizes in proportion. Picture Frames at 25 per cent off regular price. NICHOLS STUDIO ^wwwwwv vvvvvvvvvvvvvv Drink 5 Fan-Taz We are pettinjr i? tlie homo streteli. L'he race U on ii citing force. KAN-TAZ is now the drink df the hour. It litfhl I refreshing. See- how your choice i> Ii".up and down to < ur fountain and bringyour friends with you ar..I the drink that helps you think. IT'S RED ITS RICH, your choice the winner. THIRD WEEKS LIST Mamie $exton Maggie Barksuu Sarah Riohey Inu Little liu-x. Hudgens llattie Boulwar Jennie Fleming 206 Crystal Ray 69 Lila Hart ? I i Lyl Crews ll; Zeline Cray ?),> Hettie Lake 53 Alli.? Babb 7-j Virginia Simpson 73 Edna Sitgreavea ... i ex is de cotne drink Make r>7 Avoid Danger When you arc side, or suffering from any of tlie troubles peculiar to women, don't delay?take Car dui, that well-known and successful remedy for wo-' mem Thousands of women have used Cardui and been benefited. Why not you$ Don't take any ( Lances. Get Cardui, the old, reliable, oft-tried remedy, for women of all ages. CARDUI I! Will Help You J40 TlTrfl. Tinzania Morgan, Sncedville, Tonn., writesJ "For ten yrnrs I suffered with the turn of life, and tried many remedies without relief. I had pains till over my body and at times I could not sit up. At last I took Canlui and now I can do my housework. I have told many ladies about Cardui and recommend it to all sick women," Try it. AT ALL DRUG STORES ? ? ? aaaa^^? ? ?i?? ??<? ? ??<c ??? ??<! $ J. !?'. I >< droll, Se, . g Appl) to us foi terms ? Southern Cooperative s Collection Agency ? Gray Court, 5. C. J mm ice<l with this fti'.li Will receive prompt gl CLINTON SOCIETY AND ITS VOTARIES Caracas h'ntcrtuined bj the l'hiluthons Other Social functions List of Personal Notes? Clinton. July l'?>.?Oa Tuesday night the Phtlathen of this city gave a de lightful reception to the l Ja races at the home of Mrs. J. T. Robertson. These who received were: Misses Kli nor Duckett. Maude Sumerel nnd Ruth Bailey. The house was beautifully decorated in dark blue and white ?the Phllnthea colors. Alter q very in teresting game of "progressive en gagements" a delicious salad course ami sweet course were served. Punch was served during this occasion by Misses Bern Bailey an.I Mabel Sumer el. This delightful occasion was en joyed by about sixty-live guests. On Wednesday Misses Elizabeth and Katherlne Bean and Fronde Kennedy left for Mont reut. N. ('. Misses Kssie Voting and Frances Copeland are spending a while in Mounteagle, Tenn. Mrs. (Menu of Savannah. Oa., has retuarned to her home after u de lightful visit to her sister. Mrs. T. I). Copeland. Mrs. \V. .1. Builey and son, Cyrus, left Monday for Toxaway, N. C, where they win spend two weeks. Miss (Mara Duckett has returned from a delightful visit to Miss Gladys Barksdale In Greenwood. Mrs. .1. F. Jacobs is visit inn rela tives in Anderson this week. Miss Agatha Davis has gone to Ma COn, Ca.. to be With her sister. .Mrs. Charles Ackerman, who is III, Miss Katherlne Jones of (?aureus and Miss Hurlee of Will Is ton are the guests of Mrs. J, ('. Davis this week. Mr. J, IgrWhl Nash of Spartauburg Is ill Clinton to see his sister. Miss Minnie Leo who is i'.i with typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. \V. B, Owens, Jr., Mr. an I Mrs. .1. P.. CbpelatUh Mrs. Arthur Shdekley ah ! M/s. Julia Grlfiln have returned from a iuosl delightful trip Miss (?!:. Younjj is spending two weeks with Airs. A. K. Spencer i:i Mont rent; N\ < . Miss Mn> H-.tmphries, who has been visitin'; Miss Nannie Love Copeland. Iltis returns'', (o her home in Tir.i ntonsvllle, s. c Mr. W. i'. Trttemun. who lias been with Jacobs Co. for some time, leaves this week for Philadelphia, where he takes a new position. Mr. Tom Little and wile from Ala bam.t are Visiting his father. Mr. J. I*. Little. Mr. R. c. McLees is spending a few weeks with his parents in Greenwood. Messrs. Joe Little. Parks Adair. Rhett Adair and Albert Oalloway have returned from a delightful trip to Ashevllle and other summer resorts. Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. Callow ay have returned from Manning, s. ('.. where they have been for three weeks. Miss (truce Kir by has returned to her Work with Jacobs & Co.. after a visit to her mother in Woodruff. Miss Marion Frn/.ler and Mr. James Frn/.ler have returned to their home in Blairs, alter a short trip til Miss Frances Copeland. Messrs. John and William Neville have returned from Chester where ib.". have been Visiting their aunt. Mrs. A. M. Aiken. Mrs. Kennedy lias returned from Newborry, where she spent a few day- with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Copellllld and l>i . and Mrs. McFnddeil left Tuesday for a trip to Atlanta. Ca. Mr. II. v. Vance has I.u visiting his sister this week. Prof. Graham left this week for Montreal. N. c. where he win spend a month. Mrs. F.stel Bowen and children of Atlanta have I.n visiting Mrs. T. c. Sumorel. Mrs. .1. A. Chedtluim ami children Of Louisville. C,a.. are |||0 gUeStS of llOV. and Mis. .1. R. Ilooten. Dr. c ll. Voting of Cross Mill spent a few days in Clinton last week. I)i\ T. J. Pcnkc oi Cross Hill was in Clinton for a short MlU? last week. The ice factory has been completed an 1 they expect t'> have lee made in a l'-w days. On last Tues lay Mrs. W. I?. C,in - land gave a delightful reception in hon H- Of Miss Fli/.a 't'i tJh'lilt and , Mrs. P. G. Kill or of N< . Col Ving were Mrs. .1. I. Copeland, MI'S. 0, \. Copeland. and .Mrs, David Cope j land. Delicious punch was served during the evening by Misses Mary I Bean and Aiuey Copeland. \ d. lightfttl salad Hftd sweet course was I served. ' Don't (.el ,1 l?i\el<e. A Western Judge granted a divorce1 I on account Of Ill-temper and bad breath. nr. King's New Life Pills I would have prevented it. They euro Constipation, CaUHlng bad breath and I liver (rouble the III temper, dispel cold*, banish headaches, cotupior I (hills. 2i?o id the Lflttrens I trug Co. ' nnd the Pat met I > Drug Co. I Sectional Bool< Cases made of Ma hogany, quartered Oak and Plain Oak, I beautiful!.- finished with sections In different sizes, See our I'ufl and loi I us quote you prices before you buy. S, M. .si E. H, Wllkes Ac Co. NOTICE OF SALE The Oil Mill at l.anford, S. 0. Will he Sold at l.uurcns, S. (.. Aug. 2. MOD. IM rKD ST V I Ks OK V.MF.K1CA, IHM KU T OF SOUTH < UtOM> V, I \ D1STHK I t DVU r. In Hio Matter of 1 IRMlltS OIL Mil l COMPANY, Bankrupt. In Bank ruptej. 1 :i obedience to an order and decree of sub' passed in the above stated ease by I.is Honor. Jno. ?'. Carle. Referee in Bankruptcy, on July I Ith, i?i):?. i will sell at public auction In front of the Court House door, at I.aureus Court House, In i.aurens County, state of South Carolina, ;it the hour of (Sloven o'clock hi the forenoon, the property hereinafter described, be longing to the estate of the Farmers Oil Mill Co.. Bankrupt. Sail prop erty will be sold i:i six separate par* COlS, ns follows: Parcel Nu, I. Consisting of "All that tract, piece, parcel or lot of laud, sltuat \ lying and being in the Town of Lanford, in the County of Laurens and Stale of South Carolina, contain ing six <!'?) acres, more or less, bound ed on the North by lands of Will Powers, on the Mast by lands of Mrs J. \v. Lnnford, on the West by Right of-way of Charleston & Western Caro lina Railway Company, and on the South by lands of W A. Thomas, known as the Farmers Oil Mill Com pany's lot; also, nil buildings, ma chinery, equipment und fixtures there on situate, except the property de scribed below in parcels No. 2. 3. 4, ".. and I?, used in the manufacturing of cotton seed. oil. meal and other products ami the ginning of cotton, there being situate on said lot an oil mill plant and a ginning system." Parcel No. '2. Consisting of the fol lowing: "'2-10*1-12 R, Continental Linters, No. 1TH-1T1."); 2-10?-12 R. Linter Feeders. No. 1744-171?: 2-100-12 R. Linter Condensers. No. 1537-lfittS; ?'. Flu 's for above Condensers." Parrel No. ft. Consisting of the fol lowing: ? "?_' double 'I ? !< 21 \ shakers, Parcel No. I. Coi 'Istlit - n Panel So. :?. ( dish ;:- - ? f the f..'. Pani'l N,?. (??. Consisting ol :' 1 fol lowing : "Certn'ti iieeOuhts and chose.-, in ac tion, amounting to about $121,00." Saii property will be sold in separ ate parrels in order lo enable the Court '?> adjust the alleged liens there on, end all of ihe stlhl property will be sold free of mortgage liens. Midlers on the property described nbove in Parcel No. I. will he required to deposit with the undersigned Trus tee a certified ? heck on some reputa ble Hank in this State for One Thous and Dollars, payable to M. ,1, Owings. Trustee, to Insure the Bidder's good faith in bidding, and if tie- purchaser of said property does not comply with bis bid within ten days after the sale the certified check deposited with the Trustee, will he forfeited to the estate of said Bankrupt, and by order ol court said Parcel No. l will not be sold for less than $12,000, ami the crier will .start the bidding at that amount Terms of sale. CASH. M .1. OWINOS. Trustee. of The Bankrupt Rstate of Farmers Oil Mill Co. I.aurens. S. C. .inly 12th, niOfl. r.ti-:?.( Diarrhoea. The great mortality from dysentor> and dhirrhoeu is due to a lack ol proper treatment at the Hrsl stages of the disease. Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is a reliable and effectual medicine, and when given in reasonable time will prevent any dangerous consequences. It has been in use for many years ami has always met with unvarying success. For sab- by I.aurens Diu? Co. t Cat risk Slew. \ number of I.aureus men went down lo lieedy river to-nr Waterloo one day last week to enjoy an old faslllt n Cal fiAll slew. N*OW what Constitutes a cat fish stew? W.?. il you i'on't know ii is about lime you were learning tlhd gel in the rinn. Ii is made as follows: Take a peek of hnloiM, a peck of Irish potatoes lbs. of butler, biie-htilf gallon of green < oru, and one gallon of sWeet milk. To till* add withe Will er and lei tit" whole boll three hours. Willie ii is bolllnu you eaii be lisli llig. Now ad l (lite pel k ol nicl; prepared cht li.di !??! boll fWehiy hi Iii I ufiiriii Ciiiiuol Be Cured with lo.al applications, as tiny can not reach (lie sent ol the- disease, Catarrh Is a blood or coiiatlfuiloual disease, and in order |o cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and nets directly on the lll?od ami mucous surfaces. Hall s Catarrh Cure is not a ?plack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the host physicians lit this country for years nod Is a regular prescription. it Is composed of tin' i)0Sl Ionics known, combined with the best blood ptirlllors, acting illwily on tlo- nluocms surfaces I b? _?;>??: combination of the two ingredients Is what produces stich wonderful re sults in curltiH catarrh. So:i<l for testimonials nee. F. .1 CM F.N I !Y & CO., Props.. Toledo, o. Sold by druggists, price 7*?c, Tike Hall's Family Pills for con. li pai Ion. It cost very little to wire your house Kleetrieally lighted homes are mote comfortabl and cosv, mote healthful than t!t?>se heated 1>\ old stvl yv I amps?there is r.o smell and very little heat. With yjy electricity you can not only light your home but can yj^ run Churns, Sewing machines by using a small tuotos y{/ attachment, you car. do your ironing by using our \\) electrical heating irons, vor. can do .?11 the cooking with Vf/ electricity with our electric stoves. The house can be Vf/ kept cool by using cither a ceiling or desk fan. A yj home titled with electricity is indeed a luxury as well as a delightful necessity. Sec us for other uses to which electricity may be put. Let us tell you the cost??von J. H. Boyd & Co w y|y Wl.l !v S'.r.pr.H'd ? it s so tow VI/ V?/ * Vj/ Electric Suplies *j ^ Phone No. 240, Laurens, S. C. } OOCMDOOOOO*^*^ ? Coal ? O o ? Buv now and <zet the best, $5.00. O T 4- per ton. HK ^ A good supply of Corn and heav> gro 4" ceries. best prices. o o ? Laurens Wholesale Grocery Co. ? g R. Coke Cray. Mauagi ? 0OOO0O0OO*HH?S-4-oHhHh^-fOOO0OOOOC * ' t Which Class Are You In? ? i i The world always has been divided into two classes those who have saved, those who have spent the thrifty and the extravagant. It is the savers who have built the houses, the mills, the bridges, the railroads, the ships and all the other great works w hich stand foi man's ad vancement ami happiness, The spenders are slaves t<> the savers. It is the law of nature. We want you t<> be a saver? to open an account in <>u: Savings Department an 1 be independent. One Dollar Will Start An Account. * ?4 THE BAN KS^ L?U RENS LAURENS, S.C. The Bank fur Your Savings, VVV? V*W****o++**-f+ VrVW/j k LARGE PROFIT | $ IN REAL ETATE $ ^ S * Suppose you had bcugh! REAL ESTA1E five or ten ye d's What would cour pr ?> > Why not profit by the past an I buy i vv : v the > ?? future. Five years from n vv thm- will be i ^ crease in va large per cent in the past ??> \ . ? live years, ^ We navejior sah* lots with or without building V and nice farms and will make suitable terms. i Laurens Trust Co. ? V C A. Power, Mgr. Real Estate Department. i I