Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Come to the grand Clearance Sale and make 50 cents go as far as a Dollar will any where else. Look Come and See 5 Pair Men's $3.00 Oxfords, $1.50 8 Pair Men's 2.00 Oxfords, 1.25 7 Pair Men's 2.00 Oxfords, 1.00 14 Pair Ladies' $2.50 Oxfords, 1.25 11 Pair Ladies' 2.00 Oxfords, 1.00 5 Pair Ladies' 1.50 Oxfords, .75 New lot of Calico per yard, only 4c Nice Ginghams per yard, only 4c Something doing in the 5 and 10 cent store Saturday J. L. Hopkins Laurens, S. C. Big Reduction in Photographs For the next 30 days. Five dollar Cabinets going at $3.50 a dozen. All other sizes in proportion. Picture Frames at 25 per cent off regular price. NICHOLS STUDIO o c Annual iVlountain and Sea- ? shore Excursion J August 18th, 1909 % \ Charleston ? Western Carolina ? Railway. J To Spring and iVlountain Resorts in J |K North and South Carolina. For rates etc., call on ticket Agents or jf address % % Ernest "Williams < General Passenger Agent 807 Broadway, Augusta, (in. IA AA 9?4 ??? *?<? A A < > A A A A A A A A J J. X. Leak, Tics. j. [f, Dorroh, Sec'y. We lu>pe t<> merit the business of the public at large and solicit satUC. Apply to tts for terms Southern Co-Operative Collection Agency Gray Court, 5. C. J BUsinea placed with this firm will receive prompt J attention, f) LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. ? Mr. John W. Branilett has returned from the Columbia hospital where he recently underwent an operation for , appendicitis. Mr. C. M. West of Newb^rry was in the city for a short while last week., Mr. Frank G. Wright, after spend log his vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wright in Tylersville. returned Monday to Columbia to re sume his duties as express messenger between that city and Augusta. Mr. ,T, Win. Henderson has returned from the Columbia hospital looking and feeling well. Mr. John W. Crews, one of the shoe men of Columbia, is on a brief visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. U ews. I J Mr. John H. Brooks was one of the I te arrivals from Hemiersonville last '/'eek. All the friends of Mr. Frank Hen derson are sorry to see him out of Dodson-Ed wards on account of his time being up. It has always been a standing ad ! vice to mind your p's and u's?It would be a good thing if Correspond , ents would be careful with their let ; ters. especially I and J, T and F. e and r. a and o. and many others, , and be very careful with strange names, for Hie sake of the printer i who has no time to spare on limning I out anything. Mr. Houston Bramlett, who is re j membered here as the handsome llt ! tie son of Mr. and Mrs. Add Bramlett, now residents of Spartanburg. last week won the grand prize, $-'.*. in cash, in an exciting contest Inaugu rated by the Spartanburg Herald. Mrs. Beuinh Kay Ellis, whose bus hand is here with the corps of elec tricians engaged in completing the Installation of the electric power and new lighting service at the Watts cotton mills, has returned to Green ville and Picken.- to visit relatives. Mr. S. .1. Rnsor, one (-f the substan tial citizens of Moutltvllle, was in the city Thursday <.:i business, Mr. R. V.'. Arnold and little daugh ter. Miss Mary Arnold, of Princeton, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Taylor during the pas; week. Dr. B. \V. Sexton was In the city several days last week from t'IIion. Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. McCravy will return this week from an extended visit to relatives hi Saluda county. Mr. VV. C. P. Robertson returned last week from a pleasant trip to idendersonvllle, Lake Toxaway and elsewhere. Mrs. W. W. Dodson and children are visiting relatives at Donalds. Miss Florrle Burdette of Clinton and Miss Mattie Hell Peterson of Ty lersville were the guests all last week of the Misses Peterson. Mr. W. C. Curry of Dials who grad uated this year from Wofford college, was in the city Saturday. Among the veterans here Saturday for the reunion were Capt. 'I'. J. Duek'tt. If. P. Blakely, R. 1'. Adair of Clinton: .1. Warren Blakely of Ty lersville; James Wham. Dr. A. C. Fuller. W. P. Thomason. Sr.. R. O. Halrston, W. I.. Allison. A. C. Owings of the county. Mrs. .1. S. Machen is spending some lime at Hendersonville. Superintendent of Elucatlon Geo. L. ? Fins ami Mr. J. Edwin Medlock went r up in Dials Sunday to spend several days at the home of the hitter's pa \ rents. Mr. ami Mrs. \V. Frank Med lock, who are this week entertaining w the home comers" of their immediate ' family. Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Medlock 'of Mississippi, Nif. and Mrs. Marvin ' Medlock of Clinton, and Mr. and M s. \rthur Taylor of I.aureus. ^ Mrs. Ella Rlddell and her daugh ters. Misses Alberta and Delilah. ' have returned home after a pleasant visit to relatives In and around Gray I Court. Miss Lola Riddell of Charlotte Is ' visiting her cousin, Miss Eunice Rhl i of Mrs. W. II. Martii . Mis- May Little and her brothel ' Mr. Roy Linie. lonve today tor i week'.- stay In Iiehdersotivltlei Miss Fannie Mae Wright, milliner . of the SWltzer company. Messrs, Tom Swltx.er, II. Terry. Perrln Minler, c,u Simmons ami R. \V, Trlbblc leave to ^ (lay via the S-aboard lor New Vork Mr. W. B, Clark of the GreenW? o I ' city free delivery service sperii his annual vacation at Iiis1 old home new:' I Laug?ton church. Mi.-s Annie i'hil lr< ss has ivturm-d ' rrom n visit to .Ibhnston. Messrs. D. A. Davis and W. it. An derson of the Davls-Roper <',, are i" New Vork ami other east.-in markets purchasing fall a.el wtntei Htocks ror I their big department store. Mr John M. Wooii of Pi Ineeh U w as I 111 IItC < it> Mouduv. Mr. V'ni. Mnhon of Wllllatnston i I visiting at Mr. J. P. Tolberi s. I Miss Ethel Simmons will spend the i we ik-end in Clinton. I Miss Janie Kennedy (f Clinton spent Friday with Mrs. J. R. Little. ' Intense Colicky Pains Relieve.!. "For some years l s tiff ere l from I Intense colicky pains which would COine on at times and from which I I could find no relief." says i. s. Mason, of Beaver Dam, Ky. "Chamberlain's i Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea item ed;/ was recommended ;o me by a i friend, After faking a few discs of ' the rsmstly l wis entirely relieved, i Th if Was four years ago and Caere : has been no ret irn of th" symptoms Since that tlnilft." This remedy . fo: I sale by the Laurens Drug Co II f c. a Dish is made in this way: Stir a package of Jell-O ICE CREAM Powder Into a quart of milk and freeze it. That can bo done in about ten minutes. There is nothing to add. for (i.ithe powder supplies every II thin?', and there is no oook. ||ing or anything else to do. You will have two quarts of delicious ice cream for the uaual cost of two dishes. 2 pachjQea for 25 o?n(f. Illustrated Recipe Hook Fr.'e. The ?enesee Pare Food Co., I* Roy, N. Y. WOMAN'S MISSIONARY I M0\ VuxilliuiT to the Laurens Baptist As sociation Meets at ?nterloo. The W*. M. V. auxiliary to the Lau rens Baptist association will meet with the Waterloo Church on Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. 7 and 8. The following is the program: Tuesday, 11:30?Sermon by Rev. ('. 1.. Fowler. 12:30?Enrollment of delegates. Dinner. 2:00?Devotion al service con lucted hy Mrs. Ida M. Wardlaw. Our foreign mission work. Mrs. ('. I.. Fowler. Our home mission work. Miss Annie Druittiuond. Out" state mission w;>rk. Mrs. Mary W Cart Margaret Home. Mrs. Dr. Benson, Training school, Mrs. Er? nest Bramlett. Reading nnd adop tion of constitution. Appointment Of committees. Adjournment. Tuesday evening, 8:1.'?L cture by Rev. Joseph liatii. Collect:'.!.. Wednesday, '.::.'? a. in.?Devotional service conducted hy Miss Gertrude Buunsfleld. Reports from societies and bah Is. Confer* a< o of brnd lead* crs. conducted by Mrs. .'. 1?. W. Watts. Talk on v. w. A s and state missions, Miss Gertrude liuhttslleld. Collection for ursoclational expenses. Miscella neous. Adjourn men t, Wednesday afternoon, 2:C0? Hour!) of praise and consecration, eondueted hy Mrs. Ida Barksdula, Reports of committees. Election of o!V.eer3. Adjournment. A full del 'gotion is urge!. M.s. .1. \v. Henderson, Secrotary. Installs Lighting System. Mr. .las. E. Mlnter, the young Sed.1? lia farmer and merchant, has recently installed on his premises an acetylene system for the purpose of lighting ids residence, store and other buildings. The service was pat in hy Mr. .1 Ed. Phllpot of Laurens, and it is giving entire satisfaction. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy Nerer km>?n to Kail. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it was first introduced to the public in IS7:;. and have never found one instance where a cure was not speed ily effected by i's use. I have been a commercial traveler for eighteen years, and never sinrt out on a trip without this, my faithful friend." says H. s Nichols of Oakland. In I, Ter. For sale hy the Laurens Drug Co. Ti? > rubber output at Assam, India, last year was not satisfactory in quantity?only >.;p; pounds obtained from GI'J tu res. <>.? thirteen pounds an acre. ! ? is you I your elietuy: i?pveng|hg ? ..<? makes yotl even with him; fot'ittvliig it sets i . Soldlt i lln\\>i l>i iitti I'lal. ! Vf'i I ? ? ! ? Dr. i v store.1 my health crdtipletolj.'; I how weigh 17^ pounds." I'oi severe ('did? obstinate> COttghs. iletnovrhnges A.-ti nr.. ? ? 1 (?riiUiilitfeil Sore ' ?? ?. ? ? ? ? ? . me in 1 bought one l o\ and u-c'l itboti! two mil given i"..'1 arty frouble slite* ' T'..i s:.!\.* i-- for .'ale !?>? ! i.:. .ivts j);hi Tom pan.". Ti'e wide Man draws mo-'* nlvan tag-* from hi* enemies than ih.? | fron; his frlehds. \\ hat is Be*| for Imlitfetfth ?) .' Mr. A. Robinson of Drnthtfuln, On tario, las been troubled fov years w Ith hi lige.Ulon, at d ri eoir.ni I * Chamberlain's Rtoniadh and ??? Tablets as 'the best medicine i <?.??. used." I*" troubled with indigestion or cons' ipnl\r.v. give !'?.(??: a !.? i.i They ui4e Certain t? > prove heheJlciia;. They arti easy to t ike on 1 pi >fis>;n{ In effect. Price, :?? errs. Pa! >..'. is f ? ? ai l.au. ens Dftig I '?> It cost very little to wire your house Electrically lighted homes are more comfortable and cosy, more healthful than those heated by old stylo lamps?there is no smell and very little heat. With electricity you can not only li>;ht your home hut can run Churns, Sewing machines by using a small motor attachment, you can do your ironing by using our electrical heating irons, you can do all the cooking with electricity with our electric stoves. The house can he kept cool by using either a ceiling or desk fan. A home fitted with electricity is indeed a luxury as well as a delightful necessity. See us I'm other u^es to which electricity ma\ be put. Let us tell you the cost?you will he sttrprised?it's so low. St/ I i S& Si> St/ VI/ St/ W St> St/ St/ St/ St/ % ^1 J. H. Boyd & Co Electric Suplies Phone No. 240, Laurens, S. C. Land and Water! Sec me about selling that property of, yours <u about buying before you buy. Get \u\ plan i; never faile.s when I can get a buye.i. I have a lot of choice propcrtj it: Clinton for sale, write or photle me and see it I can interest \<>a. P. S. Jeans CLINTON, 5. C. Bell Phone, No. 75 1 1 * * i The class of men who live from hand to mouth will always be an inferior class. The business of this great nation is not. depend ent on this sort of people -for which we may well be thankful. The men who ate doing things in a business way, making a name for themselves, are not the "hand to mouth" kind of men. We want you to get into the thrifty class, t>? lie a builder, to stand fur advancement. We want you to come to this bank and open a Savings Ac - count. Do yon know of any better way to statt right? The Bank tor Your Savinjrs, WVrSSV*HH+* f o'**.*** ?+ VAVfV/ S LA RGB PROFITS & or i*'!: yeat'3 a(cr< . ,? \\ hat w*i >til<. vour i a Why not p: A fll 9 'a if IN REAL ESTATE I Suppose you had boucflu REAL ESTATE fiv< crease iri values ad large per cent as in the five yogi's. We have for sale It is with or Without buil and nice farm- and will make suital le terms?. %2 > Latirens Trust Co. * ,> C.A.Power, Mgr. kcal Estate Department ?X ^ US