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moss HILL NKW8 NOTES. Homo Moving A lilting Itosldftiits School Opens Alter llolldliys. Cross Hill. .Inn. 10th. Mr. Austin Lenmon has llnlshed hin lurm ut Whit mire and will j;<> t?i Columbia this week to attend Dniughou's Business Collage. Mr. Co u way Dial ami family liavc moved to town. Tin ;. oecii|>.\ Ilia Mad deb rosldotice en Miller at reel. Mr. l.oland Hill tin up lo-dnlo young plan!or has moved lo Ills pretty bolne b< bough) .from Mr I Hal, Misses Coline MM and Susie Brooks charming young ladies of iIk Vuughuvllle section, wen- hero Friday to fiikf the train for (.lustouia, N.>11?? Cni ollnn lo uttond i allege. Mr, Bon I'ugh of flroensboro, N. ('.. is visiting Iiis aunt Mrs. .1 II. Nance. Prof. Glonn Pnrrctt und his corps of teachers will begin school here again today. The trustees have been mak ing a change in the heating arrange ment of the school building tlie past w< ek Mrs. .1 <.). Byles and children <<i Greenwood are visiting; Mr. und Mrs \V. C. Bosor nnd other relatives in t< wn, Mr. Sam Todd and famil\ of Clinton visited Mrs. X K. Boyce last week. Mr. s. I.. Turner and family hnve moved to the fartn of Mr lohn Turner :i few miles from town Mr. Charles Kirk of Miami. Florida, spent Christmas with Iiis mother, Mrs B A. Whorton. Mr. l.yl Lea man spent Sunday with home folks. His friend ami fellow student, Mr Simpson conic with him \ e yon thinking of building, or re? modeling your home? it so. \ye can Bavo yon on mantels, tiles and grates, lull line of samples to select from ai S. M. & E. II. Wilko.s & Co. BAPTIST UNION MEETINGS. 1IIIIOIIIICCIMf*111 of Time, IMllCC ami l*ro? groin of Meetings to lie Held. The I'nloii of tin* fouth division of the I .an ions UHHOclatlon will moot with Beavcrdam churoh, Saturday. Jan. I 111 0. at 11 o'clock, a. m Program. 11 .mi s'i ruiou bj Roy. '?. I". Mi: chi II. oi' Rov. .1. V .McCIII. Organization; annual eh ? l i n ?>l Intermission. i :::o "The Scriptural ricinan i and plan tor supporting missions." i \ Mat tin. \V. I'. BroWn, I w. Fowler. .1. II. Whnrtoii, l'.i". on;- motto for 1011): "(lo for ward." K.v. 11:15. "Why. how, and in what privileges?" W. P. Turner, \V. <'. Wharton V. Lewis Vow lor. 3:00 ?"The human sncrlilci s and un avoidable dlllloultles o! entering and walking the "Narrow way". Man. 7: I?-27. Brief heart talks on t'.-is Sub ject hy the In ?'Ihren, led bs Rov. .1. V. McCiill. as the moderator Sunday morning, .Ian 150. 10:30- Sunday schools. Mi Prayer and souk service by l. It. Benjamin. t2j Preparing the Sunday school los BOU. Rev. .1. V. McOIII. (3) Teaching the Sunday school les son. Kev. B. P. Mitchell, II :30 -Missionary sermon by Rev. C. Lewis Fowler, or Rev .1. A. Martin. Death of Mr. Brown Mauley. Mr. Brown Mauley, an aged citizen of the COUlUy. died on Monday at his hoiio- on Mi. Jno. IV Mills" place and was buried at Rabuti creek on Tues da> afternoon. Rev, K. C. Watson con ducting th? service Mr, Mauley was SI years of ago. ami a veteran of the late war. He louves a son. Mr. Henry I Manb y. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never disappoints those who vise it for obatl-1 nate coughs, colds ami iiiitatIons of He- throat and lungs. It stands un rivalled us n remedy for all throat and ! lung discus* s Sold by l.aureus Drug Co. JIhIIciiI Hollof. *i Otuig Doctor ..'sul;antI;. i Well. I've boon succc sful with iu> lirst pa .1 common, ovory-do.V cough mixture. It is a meritorious reniCdy tor ail the troublesome and dangerous complica tions resulting from cold In the head, throat. . host 01 lungs. Seid by Lau fen-. Drug Co. Mistaken idcuiii\. "How realistic your pointing is* u fairly makes my mouth water' " "A sunset makes your mouth wa? lor?" ? it's a sunset, is It?" I thought it was a tried egg!'' Detroit Free I Press. , SI'l l I U, NOTH K. Of Importance to the People of I.au reus. The l.aurens Drug Co. desires to announce to the readers of The Adver tiser that they have been able to se cure the agency for Parisian Sage, the marvelous dandruff cure and delight ful hair dressing. The Laurens Drug Co. is glad to i state that Parisian Sane is a rigidly guaranteed hair liivigorator. It cures dandruff in two weeks by killing the dandruff microbes: it stops falling hair, itchng scalp and splitting i hair or money back. It is a most pleasant hair dressing. | especially for ladies, as it causes the hair grow in thickly and makes it luxuriant and lustrous. The price is j only r?0 cents a large bottle at Laurons Drug Co. I I Your Money's Worth CASH OR ON TIME With Good Security. ! Wo have a big stock of I Goods on h:?nd t hat were purchase d before t he ad vance in prices and are able and ready to supply your wants. We soil Henry ClayFlour the highest patent (lour made, the kind that satis fies. Every sack guaran teed. We have now in the store and to be shipped la ter several hundred bar rels of best patent (lour, Copyright or White Satin and best second patent flour Nondyke or White Kose. _ A large stock of choice heavy Red Rust Proof Oats for Spring sowing. We arc headquarters for Corn, Hay, Feed Oats and Corn Meal. Feed vom cows and fatten your hogs, Cotton Seed Meal, Bran and Shorts, Mill Feed, Rice Meal and Rice Flour. J. H. SULLIVAN Laurens, S. C. i _i To Our Friends! The Planters' Grocery Co. is opened for business in I he new Dial-Gray block on West Main street, carrying a fall line of the very best und freshest in fancy gro ceries, country produce, home and plantation supplies, trails and (obui'cos. All that is ashed is a trial; come und muhe known your wants. Our effort will be to supply those wants u (h the quickest and most obliging service. Yours to se?%ve PlantersGroceryCo. K. T. Onnlap, President; R. K. Ilowell, Manager; I. H. Donnan and W. H. Gray. _ _ Something In A Name. Laurens county k>>; through tii? I Christmas holidays with only one hom | leide one negro killed another in I Scutltetown township. A township with a name like tlr.it could scarcely hope to go Unit; without a killing. : .lacks township, we are glad to report. I maintained its good name lor peace I and order.?. 'nvherry Ohserver. DR. CLIFTON JONES Dentist Office in Simmons Building* Phone: Office No. 86; Residence 219. I im,^A.-J.to,...;...'l AND WHITE GOODS AT J. E.Minter& Brother's is in Full Blast Do not fail to visit this Great Sale, as we are offering the Greatest Values Money can buy. Goods will be much higher. So we advise every one to supply their wants at Red Tag Prices. Great Carnival Goods. of White All the Newest and Nobbiest pat tern.- in White Waist Goods at 10, 15. 20, 25 and 39c yd. 40 inch White Lawn at 10. 1 2 1 and 15c yd. Beautiful White Linen Goods at 25, 35 and 49c yd. The Nobbiest in all the Colored Linens at 25 and 39c yd. Dress Ginghams worth 7c, special Red Tag Sale price 5c yd. 90 inch LiliCll Sheeting, special at 75c and $1.00 > d, 45 inch Linen Sheeting, special 50c yd. The newest in colored Linens, special at 25c yd. Linens in white and colors at 10, 12 x/> and 15c Repps in all shades, special at 15, 20 and 25c New patterns in Ginghams 10c and 1 2 ) jc New lot Dress Ginghams worth 7c, special at 5c yd Piaxon 15, 20 and 25c Red Tag Sale of Ladies' Suits This is your ? ?pportunity to buy tint Suit you have been wanting. Everyone marked at prices that will movt it quickly, a- we cannot carry them over. Ladies' Tai Suit> worth Sale Ladies' Suits Tag Sale worth 20.00, Red Red 1 2.98 Ladies' Suits worth Tag Sale Ladies1 Suits worth Tag Sale 1S00, Red 1 1.49 15.00, Red IO.99 Ladies' Suits worth 12.50, Red Tag Sale 8.99 adies' Suits worth Tag Sale 10.00. Red 7.S9 Ladies' Suits worth 6.00, Red Tag Sale 3.89 A few Misses and Children's Cloaks that will be closed out at a great sacrifice. Don't miss this op portunity to get your Cloak. Shoes! Shoes! We have entirely too many .Shoes and want to convert a good part of our .Shot- stock into cash, and to do so we offer some great, values. Men's $5.00 to $6.00 Shoes at $4.12 Men's $4.00 Shoes, Red Tag .Sale 3.39 Men's S3.50 Shoes, Red Tag Sale 2.98 Men's #3.00Shoes, Red Tag Sale 2.49 Ladies' #3.50 Shoes, Red Tag Sale 2.98 Ladies' #3.00 Shoes, Red Tag Sale 2.29 and 2.49 Ladies' and Men's $2.50 Shoes, Red Tag .Sale t.98 and 2.19 Ladies' and Men's $2.00 and $2.1:5 Shoes Red Tag Sale 1.69 and 1.89 Clothing at Red Tag Prices This is your opportunity to buy that .Suit you have been intending to buy. This is the time of year we clean up stock regardless of cost. You can save several dollars on your suit and you get it with the real be ginning of winter. $25.00 .Suits, Red Tag Sale 22.50 " " 44 44 20.0(? 1 8.00 1 6.50 I 5.00 1 2.50 1 0.00 8.00 $18.99 16.99 L5-99 13.98 1 r.99 10.09-11.99 8.99-9.99 7-99 5-99 Sale of House-Furnishing Goods. Every wise house-keeper will sup ply her needs in this line during the Great Red Tag .Sale. Economy de mands that you buy what yon need in this line now. Blankets worth 6.50, Red Tag Sale 4.89 Blankets worth 5.00, Red Tag Sale 3.89 Blankets worth 3.50, Red Tag Sale 2.89 Sheets worth 50c, Red Tag .Sale 42c Sheets worth 90c, Red Tag .Sale 73c .Sheets worth 1.00, Red Tag .Sale 79c Boy's Suits worth $5.00, Red Tag 3.99 4 1 44 4 4 3.50, 4 4 4 4 2.69 4 4 4 4 4 4 2.50, 4 4 4 4 1.89 A few (Ivereoats to be closed out at a great bargain. If we have your size we will sell you. $25.00 Overcoat, Red Tag Sale $18.90 20.00 18.00 1 5.00 12.50 10.00 I5-99 12.99 10.99 8.99 7-99 This is the year when you will practice economy. Begin it right by buying what you are going to need for the next six good Merchandise is offered to you at prices that you cannot afford to pass. This is the time when you reap the benefit and for cash. No goods charged. Your money back if the goods are not satisfactory. months at this Great Sale, where we take our loss. Everything sold RED TAG SALE J. E. WINTER & BROTHER LAURENS, S. C.