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Try Tliis in November. Thousands upon thousands of fam ilies who have not been regular eat ers of Quaker Oats will begin on the first of November and eat Quakei Oats once or twh e every day for thirty days of this month; the result in good health and more strength and vigor will merk that every other month in tin year will find them doing the same thing. Try it: Serve Quaker Oats plenti fully and frequently for the thirty days ol November and leave off a cor re: ponding amount <>i m< at ami greasy lends. You'll got mere health, more Vigor and strength than you ever pit in thirty days of any oth< r kind of eating. While you are trying this see that the Children get a full share. The best food for them. Quaker Oats is also packed In hermetically settled tins for hoi climates; keeps in definitely, 7 SCHOOL 1?F Of LALRENS COUNTY The Schools, Teachers and Pupils. Mr. W. II. Jones of Columbia will publish a teachers journal. The first issue will come out Oil the loth of November, SOUth Carolina is the on ly Southern state that has no journal devoted to the educational Interests of i! e state. 11 is hoped that all the touchers will subscribe for the journal : nd 1.? Ip '<? make it a success by con ti ibutiotis. Any brief, clear article will be : itprcclatod by the editor arid l be of interest to other teachers o ? t tlie county and state. Mi: - Amanrin Glenn, who taught the Langst ? . ehool last year, is now toad . large school lb Niorth Car n t. many of (he new teachers In; ? . ",ty r.ro sending tin ir pay . ?.. .r. a ? to be approved before they :o :?;.. tered In the oitlce of the superintendent of educatlom This means that the warrants will be re lumed to them uuapproved. Bvcry teacher must have o certificate arid he registered before the law allows their papers approved. Those who hold diplomas will be given a certificate on presentation of the diploma, but their pay warrants will not be c ashed un til this is done. Mr. Aisle F. Mitch. II ..: Mountvllle i- teaching In North Carolina. Miss Alice stokes of Orangeburg is leaching the Lnagston school. The trustees of Byrd's school have purchased n school lot and will build a nice school house soon. Miss Eula Winn of Clinton orphanage is teach ing the school. The trustees of Long Branch school have recently completed their school house. They nave n nice, large bouse v.eii furnished. Miss Lidle Sloan is doing good work as teaelp r. The following sfchbois have been visited (hiring the past 'wo weeks: hydia Mill, Sir. Kohr. s. (.wens lind Mrs. Annie Oxner. tVachers; Jackson ville. Miss Inno Adhirj IlittTlcariO. ' ? ? ? ? in comfortabloi Iiotise* and furniture are found at all these places except Odclt's, Rardls, and Byrd's Sardls will build next $ununer. Ityrd's >vill have n n6w house before ChristirinS. These schools all have libraries with one ex ception. Sard is, Byrd's nud Bailey will enlarge (heirs before Christmas. Lydia has just place,; order for i 10 wort h of hooks. ? ? Opett only on Saturday for the hi xl " i i, ic< !ooksal ia IM I I? AT ( Ol IMIU \ II0S1MT iL. Mr. Dugcno Owens of Watts Mills, Hut formerly of Greenwood. Mr. Eug< ne Owens, formerly of O reell wood <ounty. but for liie past two years n resilient of the Watts mills village, died at (lie Columbia hospital late Thursday afternoon, with in a few minutes after his arrival. Mi'. OW< :is suffered an attack of some st?-mach trouble anil was taken to Columbia by Or. Walker Thursday at noon for an operation. When he reached the hospital his condition was found to l.e hopeless and he expired hefore an operation could he per formed. Tin* body was shipped 1 nek to Lau retta Friday, thence to Ore< nwood Saturday for interment. The ,|. ceased was about DO yea: : of ago and is survived by his wife and several children. He was a member of Falrvlew camp No. 422, Woodmen of the World, at Watts h Ills. I :. i was highly estoeihcd by Iiis fellows. A Methodist Minister I! ?<?< auueuds ( ham her hi Ill's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemed}, "'I have used Chamb- rln ill's Colic, cholera and Diarrlioeti Itemedy for several years for diarrhoest. I con sider it the best remedy I lu ve ever tried for that trouble. I bough I a bottle of it a few davs ttgo from our druggist. Mr. R. lt. Ol'ooks. I shall ever be glad to speak a word in Us praise when 1 have the opportunity." ? Rev. .1. 1). Knapp, Pastor M. K. Church. Miles drove. Pa. Sold by the l.aurei.s Drug Company. Vice Versa., "What have you been doing in the count ry ?" "Oil. just lying around ami fishing." "Von mean fishing ami lying around."- Boston Transcript. \ scalded Itnj's Shrieks horrifies his grandmother, Mrs. Maria Taylor, of .Who. Ky ..Who write, thai when all thought he would 'lie. Hot k jen's Arnica Salve wholly Cured him. Infallible for Burn Scalds, Cuts. Corn.-. Wounds and Bruise:. Cures Eoyor-Sores, Holls, skin eruptions, Chilblains, chapped I lands. Soon routs Piles. L'-.e at the l.attrotis Drug Company ami the Palmetto Drug Co. Kindly Stayed. "Oh. stay:*' she cried; "Slay by my side." And (be stay stayed. Corset did! ? Punch i ow l. sick Headache, This distressing disease results from a disordered condition of the stomach, and can be cured by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Get free sample at Laurcns Drug Company's drugstore and try it. Business ltivnlry. "Nothing lost here but the squeal," declared the pork packer. Are you as economl al in conducting your business ? * '.lust nboUt," answered the visitor, I'm a lumber manufacturer, Nothing wasted bit (he bark."?iMttsburg Cress. Kills Her Poe ?i in \K ?. "The, most inere.lless enemy l had . .. ? i Mini an. of Haynesviilo, Mo., "was < d iiii-i .al doctors gave me up, I ? ? . (ion, his.' <?: appetite. |< tlney trouble. lalUO iutck, f< male cooiplahUs. i? i uilcqUhled; Only f,(i c< htti al l>a ir? ns Drug Co, Weekly Ballot 10 YOTKS CREAT POPULARITY CONTEST 11 Vote for n\ w. ^i. i i i : iikn i. Belt ever so Humble there's no place like home if it i> y?tir own. It isn't necessary that it should be so humble in your case, however. We'll sell you a Home for a little money down and take the balance in easy monthly pay ments. V' 'V, can move right in ami free yourself from paying reut at once. Bring your wife when you come to see us about it. She'll appreciate the oppor tunity. ANDERSON & BLAKELY. Todd Building Lauren?, S. C. PHOTOGRAPHS << I I I The McCord 1 I ; Studio ? s <>< $ ? ? will copy any Photo, en- ? $ large any picture and ? I make High Grade Pho- ? ? tographs for you at the ? >> very lowest prices. No ? i photographer can do ? I more nor offer .any g SS more special inducement & ? than the ? ^ ricCord Studio 1 has always dene. I The McCord i I Studio's I I motto is I ''Best Picture.::, Lowest | 1 Prices*' -/ Come to see us. >> >< Do You Gamble? id a lite ttUiO into a r.om- . ..:'. ! men trust to hi CK '.<? avoid the thousand and one daggers of fire Do you? Cithers invest their entire assets in a store mid 'hen car: ;.' the whole or a part i their tilev can :lo ~<> .is well a-- the J. J. Adorns ; nl< of 1 A Lire Laurens Mre In ?3A .? ? .... ?r? ? |! Ul i l/n i \ SECTIONAL BOOK CASE5 Made in Hahogany, quartered and plain Oak, beautifully finished and they are so constructed that you can buy the top and bottom sections and as many filling-in sections as you may need now. And then add on sections as you need V them. These sections are made in different sizes and are so constructed that the glass can be removed front each section without the case down. "You don't ^et done when you buy a (junn." Be sure to see our line and let us quote you prices before you buy. LAURI;N5, S. C. > ft Kxciirsioii Kales tin Southern Itiiilwiiy. Account <<i (!<_orglH-Cnrollna fitii', AttgUstn. Ca.. NiiVi 6*14, !!??'!'. 1111(1 N< gro fair Nov. I6-M?i !!<?':'. the Southern railway announces very low i'6un<l-(ri|i rail's. Tickets will In- on sale to llic Georgia-Carolina fair Nov. 61h to IL'tli nnd for trains scheduled lo arrive Au gusta before noon Nov. Kith; final llm ' it returning Nov. 16th. Account of No gro fair, excursion tl<l<*-is will be on sai<- Nov. i.'th lo Huh. fluni limit re turning Nov. 21 st. Many Interesting attractions at Augusta for these, occa sion.- arid president Tiift ivlti open the Georgia-Carolina fair Nov. Mb. For ? The Hanking by Mail System 61 The Germania Savings Bank of Charleston, S. C. gives their depositors careful sei vice; Write Th< m Resources over $3.0' ' o.op .? I I?. (K II. Charleston. 5. C. For Sale Cypress Shingles all heart hand drawn, car load lots. Write for prices. Jos. Bell Augusta, Cia. X w w bounded bv lands of Mr This property Watts and others, lies wel! a Will be knocked down t. h iirlie l nex i X I I UP e The Real