Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAKE, hot biscuit, hot breads, Jf pastry, arc ? lessened In cost and Increased In quality and wtioiesomcncss, by RaRintf Feeler Bake the food at home ..ff and save money ^ag0F and health $ SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. } 4M:* ****<M<?*'^* ****** Tho concert at the Graded school last Friday night was very much en joyed by the large audience who at tended. The program consisted o music and reading and an nmusin; monologue, Aunt Jerushn's Album. Mrs. J. H. Tengue nssumed the char acter of ' tumt Jerusha" and very en tertainly told tho history and charnter Istlc of each face in her life size nlbum Mrs. c. P. Rankin nnd Prof. Darn well gave a piano nnd violin duet Mrs. 11. K. Alken and Mrs. S. K. Den dy ti piano duet. Mrs. G. S. McCrav] sang a solo accompanied by her son .lames, on the violin and Mrs. Turne at the piano. Miss (dzzie Rlchey reell ed In costume of an old darkle "Tin Old Goose." Mrs. Turner s vocal class sang, and Miss Mary Todd and Mis: Annie Rlchey sang solos each, A very enjoyable number on tin program was the playing of little Hen ry and Flora Rennet, she with tin violin and he playing the accompany meat on the piano. Miss Marie Phil pot recited .lames Whltcomb Riley'i Raggedy Man. and Miss Margare Franks "The Goblins 'ill Get You.' Little Luclle Vance Irby sang a sonj to the "Teddy Hear." * The entertainment was for the bene \ lit of the school library and other Char itabl .? purposes. >> 000 The Wednesday club held its meet 1 lug with Mrs. .1. 1). Watts Wednesday - last at her new home on Main strei t _ The subject for the afternoon was ( American sculptors and painters. Mrs \V. E. Lucas read an Interesting pa 3 per on llukstohl tlx1 noted sculptor Mrs. A. ('. Todd's "Art treaures 0 America" giving a graphic descriptioi " of some of the country's finest work: of art. Mrs. J. 1). Watts read an arti cle on representltive American sculp tors among them, Hiram Powers tin ' sculptor of the Greek slave, Frencl " and bis famous Angel arresting Death Dallin. the western sculptor and M? ' Moni"s maker of the stature of liherlj and lite beautiful fountain at tin " Worlds Fair. Mrs. Lucas nave sonn ~ beautiful piano selections. .Mrs. Watt! served delightful refreshments of char lotte rouse and cake. Mrs. .1. II. TeagUO entertained tin a Fortnightly club Friday afternoon - The occasion way a beautiful remindei - of St. Patrick's day. the Irish greet s being in evidence everywhere. Tin t house was beautiful with ferns am " growing plants. The Maine was na A Hons and was spirited and progressive the score was kept on St. Patrick card: VWWVOWVWVWVAVA Coal for Easter. Order us to send you a large r>r small amount that you may enjoy yourself, no matter what the weather may be. We have just bought some extra teams are better prepared now than ever before to serve you promptly with a Dray of any kind. GET THE HABIT OF PHONING YOUR WANTS TO 33 J, W, & R. M. Eichelberger RELIABLE DRAYMEN Long Distance Phone,--33. 4 ' i APRIL 1st ? is the last day for paying the April dues on stock and on ? loans to the I Merchants Building and Loan .Association a After this date all delinquent stockholders are subject to I a fine of TEN CENTS A SHARE. ? *X. J. ADAMS, SEC. and TREAS, See J. L. HOPKINS Before you buy your Spring Oxfords. A large line to select from. Sec that Oxford with the strap on it in Tans and ? Patent Leathers. Saturday Only ^ Buy your Children's Oxfords from me. The prices arc right ( In green decorated with shamrock am sceneB from Kilarney. Among thos present were Mrs. C. F. Rankni. Mrt Carrol Miller, Mrs. Robert McCuer Mrs. Eugene Hudgens, Mrs. R. E Copeland, Mrs. C. C. Featherstonc Mrs. A. M. Sanders, Mrs. .lohn Hud Rens, Mrs. J. J. Adams, Mrs. W. H Rlchey, Jr., Mrs. 1). F. Clardy, Mrt Lainar Smith, Mrs. J. A. Smyth, Mrt T. 1). Darlington. Mrs. Warren Boll Mrs. Morrisett, Mrs. Cochran, Mrt Conner Kuller. Mrs. Clarence Gra> Mrs. George Albright. Mrs. N. B. Dial .Mrs. Perrin Minter, Mrs. W. II. Wash ington, Mrs, O. W. Leonard. Mrs. .1 1). Watts. Mrs. A. C. Todd, Miss Emmi Meng. Miss Lila Hart. Miss Anill Gilkerson and Miss Bessie Todd. Thos assisting Mrs. Teague were: Mrs. Wil ; lie Anderson, Mrs. Hugh Alken an Mrs. Sam Saxon. The same colors i green were in evidence in the refresh incuts which consisted of coffee, sand wiches. cheese straws, and ice croar and cake. ooo Miss Jennie Fleming will arrlv< Thursday from the Woman's colleg in Columbia and it is expected sh will bring with bei a party of colleg friends to spend the Easter holidays ooo Miss Edna Garlington returned Mon day from a visit to Greenville. DR. SIIAYER HONORED. Appointed to Represent H I'll. I1IIJU ?I Inspection Tour. Dr. Isadoro Schayer of this city member of the medical corps, 1st re? iment, N. <:. s. c. with the rank c captain, has been appointed by Get Boyd to accompany Major Baker, l S. A. in making the annual inspec tion of the hospital corps atttachment and the medical property of the Firsi Second and Third regiments of th state. The detail has been accepted an Dr. Schayer has gone to Charlesto where the first inspection will bo marl today. The ether assignments ar Columbia. Cnmden, Ellorcc, Yorkvill and Jonesvllle. Chamberlain's stomach and Live _ Tablets invariably bring to wome suffering from chronic const ipatioi headache, biliousness, dizziness, sal lownoss of the skin and dyspepsii ? Sold by Laurens Drug Co. V. I). C. Will Meet. The J. it. Kershnw chapter of Daugl tors o\ the Confederacy will meet Mon day the 2Stll of March with Mrs. t C. Featherstonc at four o'clock at he home on Main street. Stubborn As Mules ari' liver and bowels sometimes; s> <?! to balk without cause. Then there trouble Loss of Appetite ? ludigcstio Nervourness, Despondency. Headach ? Hut suet- troubles fly beton? Dr. King New Lite Pills, the world's best ston ach and Liver remedy. So easy. L'" ? at Laurens Drug Co. and PaltUOtt Drug Co. <J No stomach dosing?breaUV the pleasant, healing, geim-killing air of Hyomei, and cuxc CATARRH, COUCHS. COLDS. CROUP. SORE THROVT. BRONCHITIS. ETC. <J Complete outfit, including hard rubber in haler. $ 1.00. on money-back |>lan. Extra bottles, 50c. Drug^uts everywhere, and by j, Laurens Drug Co., Laurens, s. ( , -?? Get Ready to GARDEN and buy your SEED of us. We have a fresh lot of Garden Seeds of all kinds of a good variety best a dapted to our Southern soil. Yellow Danver and Sil ver Skin Onion Sets, Irish Potatoes, Seed Corn, Field and Snap Beans. Kennedy Bros. Laurens, S. C. rAUW THREW dl f f H ? ? ? #i COUCHES OF QUALITY Genuine Leather Couches, only $19.50 | tz jf Beautiful Velour Covered Couch, only $9.90 If 8 (1 A POOS If you look around and compare values you will find that a Couch like this would cost you at least $30 in any any other store in Eaurens. Our price is only 8 1?.SO. You cannot fail to be pleased with this Beautiful Couch. The frames arc of quarter sawed Oak, richly carved and highly polished, and set off with hand carved claw feet. Up holstered in Genuine Leather, evenlv tufted and finished with ruffled edge, that adds great ly to its beauty. Indistructible Springs. Our price, remember, is only #19.50. jers including durable raps and ribbon ties, w in vogue. Prices .$2.00 to $1.00 1 Pumps all leathers Upholstered in best quality Velour, quarter sawed < )ak frail of best steel construction, full spring edge, finely tufted, worth . her our price is only \ ? Other Styles Ranging in Prices From iFreight Paid on Bills of $10.00 am st as cheap as Ours as Good as Ours ist id ions ^ooo0ooo<>oo<><o>o<>o?"V::n,' uZery THE BEST= Well BucRets For Bored uy for Easter ARE MADE BY: ?Joys' ? for Easter DlVVER BROT! IS Best cials lor Basier and are for sale by merchants all o\' assortment .-it the pi ice ind 50c in the very best values ... . . 1:1 e nv for >'",! t0 011 y- x<,,i> We are now prepared to do any kind ol 1 inK| ^jlc price Shingle or Gravel Roofing. We seil the bcsQQ and 1.50 Paints for Tin or Metal Shingle Roofs. There , , , , ? s 111 just the style rind great many tin roofs in this city that need paintvaut. More to se Is yours one of them? If so, see us about it. Let &\>cc tell you the best kind of paint to use and why some paints arc injurious to tin roofs. We are prepared to do any kind of Sheet Metal work, such as Smoke Stacks, Steel Tanks, Cornice, Skylights, and in fact anything made of Tin and Sheet Metal. ? Divver Brothers, Gray Block, - Sullivan Street, LAURENS, 5. C.