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. i^.', .Uti... it I SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. * *? * ? f. > #???.???????????-?.' Mr. anil Mrs. John [Franklin Holl have issued InvltnlioiiH to the mar riage of their daughter, Miss Jessie Cecelia to Mr. Krank Pierce Tnium of McColl, s. C. Tho marriage will tak(; place Wednesday, June the twen ty-second nt nine o'clock it t tho Firs I Methodist church In this < iiy. ooo .Miss Elisabeth Simpson of Laurous, who is a student at the College for Women, remained ovor after hor own commcncemotil for Hie gaytics of the week us Carolina, whoru hor brother, Charles Simpson, graduated. She was tho gtmst of Miss Dora Cray of Gcr vais street, and a delightful party in her honor was given her by .Miss Cray on Tuesday afternoon at Itidgewood, when 30 girls enjoyed six hand euchre. I Dolft blue and while were chosen as the colors for the afternoon and the Dutch idea was carried out attrae.j lively in'every detail. Little Dutch I scenes stencilled in blUO and while decorated tho score cards, the gen eral prise out for by nil being a quaint imi>' Dutch enamelled pin, which fell to Miss Jennie Splgnor. The head prise, a hat pin of brilliants, was won by Miss .losie Brlco and its pret ty duplicate was presented to tho guest of honor as a souvenir of the afternoon. Ices were served after tho games, the tables being decorated in Dutch fashion and the napkins sten Ciiled in Dutch scenes. Sunday's State ooo At the Imme of the bride's parents, on Sullivan street, Wednesday even ing. June s. Miss Corrie Lee Itarks dalo and Mr. Hugh S. Kennedy were united in marriage, the ceremony be ing performed by the Rev. W. 13. Thayer, pastor of the First Baptist church. Quite a number of friends and relatives were present and an ele gant wedding supper was served. The bride is the daughter of Mr. W. I). Barksdalo and has a large circle of friend in the city and county. Mr. Kennedy is one of the city's prominent business men, being a member of the firm of Kennedy Bros, and identified with oilier Luurcns enterprises, ooo The Henry Lnurens chapter of D. A. It. met with Mrs. Brooks Swygerl Fri day afternoon. Several Interesting historical papers were read ami mat ters of business discussed. A pleasant half hour was spent socially and Mrs. Swygerl served cream and cake, 'this was the last meeting until tall. ooo Ml: Sadie Sullivan has issued in vitations lo a lim n shower for Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Jesse Holt whose wedding occurs the following Wednesday, OOO Mr. and Mrs. James Killinn, Mrs. Thomas McAdoo, Miss Elisa I KU inn ol Greenville and Rev. and Mrs. Hart well Moseley of Cuba are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moseley for a few days. coo Miss Imogone Wllkes is home from Winthrop college. ooo Miss Alice Carson of Son it a nhurg is the guest of Miss Kdna ('.aldington, ooo Miss Annie Sltgrenves is attending Winthrop commencement in Lock Hill this week. (.'I'AHANTKKD P.'l l. (Tin:. Racked It) Voiir Leading Druggist. If you have any kind of piles, get a box of Dr. Leonhardt's Hent-Rold at the Laurcns Drug Co. on the money hack plan. Ilem-Roid is made from Dr. Lcon hardt's own prescription a tablet remedy, taken internally and cures thoroughly by removing the internal cause of piles, something that suppos itories, ointments or cutting opera tions will not do. $1 for large bottle Which lasts '21 days. Dr. Leonhnrdt's Co., Station It, Buffalo, X. v. Write for booklet. SCHOOL NEWS NOTES Of LAURENS COUNTY The Schools, Touchers and Pupils. j Tho sum <>?' $3,000 will bo offered ^ in prizes by Hi" Sollt li Carolina School i Improvement association. The pris es an- to he used lor further Improv ing tho schools receiving them. Tin- following announcement has been made by Mrs. Mary Nance Daniel, Ihe president of the association. The South Carolina School Improve ment association offers fifty prizes to the schools of Ihe stale for the most decided material Improvement made during a given length of lime. Ten [of the prizes are lo he $1<>0 each, and forty are to he $.".(1 cadi. Regulation? concerning the fifty prixes that are to he awarded by tins association arc aa follows: 1. Improvements must he made be tween November I, 1900, and Decem ber in. 1010. 2. Prizes will be awarded to schools where the most decided material Im. provements have been made during the time mentioned. :t. I'mier material Improvements are included local taxation, consolidation, new buildings, repairing and painting old ones, libraries, rending rooms or tables, interior decorations, beautify ing yards, ami be tier general equip ment. I. No school can compete for any of these prizes unless it is a rural school. No town witli more than 400 population shall he eligible to the.con test. ? All who wish to enter this contest lUUSl send names and descriptions ol schools before Improvements arc made to the president prior lo October 1st 0. All descriptions, photographs and other evidences showing Improve ments must be sent to the president] before December 13, 1010. The chair man of Iii,- hoard or trustees of any school that is competing for a prize u.ust approve all descriptions before and after Improvements are made. 7. Blanks will be sent to schools! competing for the above prize with questions to be answered relating to the conditions under which the Im provements have been made. I S. Prizes will be awarded in (hecks December 31, 1910. The prizes are to he used foi further improvements in the school receiving them. Suggestions to < ounty organizers ol school improvement associations have been issued by Miss Klsie C. Rudd. Ihe Held agent of Ihe School Improve ment association. Miss Rudd Is tak ing up Miss Dargan's effective work in arousing interest in the Improve ment of the schools In the rural dis tricts of the State. The Pillowing instructions have been issued: Have two regular meetings each year: the fust in autumn to make yearly plans ami suggestions; the sec. ond in spring to get a report of work done at each local association. These should tie held in connection with the county teachers' meetings. Organize a local association at each rural school in your county, (a) la vishing the school, lb) by cones MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE LONG TIME EASY PAYMENTS Reliable Representatives Wanted The Jackson Loan & Trust Co. Ft. Worth, Texas and Jackson, Miss. For 10 Cents We will sell you a long needed house hold remedy. Why worry tKen? Lapins Straw Hat Bleachei makes hat look good ns new and the original gloss. Lapins Cleaning Pad removes Oil, Dirt and Grease Spots. Can carry tube in your pocket. Lapins Iron Rust and Fruit Stain Remover, can be used on finest goods. For sale at Palmetto Drug Company, Laurens, S. C. pondenee. Appoint your local presi dents in your fall meetings. Have these local associations meet regu larly, i wice a month. Get all teachers In your county In tcrcKted In school improvement. W rite articles lor your county papers dis cussing advantages of the association, and work to lie done. Insist on reports being sent you from each local association .and he sure that you send reports lor tin whole county t?i Miss Lizzie Rogers, recording secretary, liastover, Publish in your county papers a list oi' subjects suitable tor discussion at the local association meetings, and encourage the association members writing news articles for their county papers. Get some prominent man or men to otter prizes to the local association in the county doing most Improve during a session. Write an outline of work being j done In your county for the Southern School News, Columbia. Insist upon public entertainments of various kinds -in the loeal associ tlons. Attend every teochors' meeting In your county. and all educational meetings In reach. Keep in touch with (be wold. Make your county the banner coun ty in South Carolina. study what has been accomplished in Aiketi. Cnlhoun, Horry and Catl horo counties. King "It cured me." or "It saved lit" life of my child," are the expressions yoil hear every day about ChaiUOof" Iain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoe.i remedy. This is true the world ovov where this valuable remedy has been introduced. No other medicluo in use for diarrhoea or bowel comphrufj has received such general approv.il. The rcciet of the success of Camb->i*lnln a Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea llemedy is that it cures. Sold by I.aureus Drug Co._ tor LiQUORand DRUG HABITS and SELECTED ? NER.VOU5, CA5ES . Treatment ?*< Humane,Indivldutd ?,_ . Doctor CORBEi? PLACE GREENVILLE S O No Hypodermics , used in 'treatment of Alcoholism WHISKEY 'and* DRUGS Reduced Gradually.' SPECIALS FOR Look at these Wonderful Bargains for these two days only. So do not miss them for I will make your dollars go a long way here. Ladies' $2.00 Dressed Hats $1.49 Ladies' 1.50 Dressed Hats. 1.19 Ladies' 1.25 Dressed Hats... ..... 89c Ladies' 1.00 Ready-to-Wear. 59c Ladies' 50c Sailors . 37c Ladies' $2.00 Oxfords Ladies' 1.75 Oxfords. Ladies' 1.50 Oxfords Ladies' 1.25 Oxfords Ladies' 1.00 Oxfords $1.59 . 1.39 . 1.19 98c . 78c 7 cakes Octagon Soap 25c 7 cakes Fairy Soap. 25c 7 cakes Grandpa's Tar Soap. 25c 7 packages Gold Dust. 25c 8 boxes Search Light Matches. 25c Men's $2.00 Oxfords. Men's 1.50 Oxfords Boy's 2.00 Oxfords $1.59 . 1.19 1.48 8 one pound packages Soda 25c Men's Undervests Men's Drawers. 17c 17c Men's 50c Work Shirts Men's 65c Negligee Shirts Men's 50c Negligee Shirts 38c 38c 25c One Table of Percales, Lawns, Linens and Muslins, was 10cyd., now 08c One Table of Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns and Bleachings, only 04c 1 box good Chewing Tobacco.$2.10 2 gallon Galvanized Water Bucket 10c A pure white Plate, direct from over the water, made to retail at 60c set, but we have 100 sets at 39c Come and buy your Toilet Soap, we have several gross of regular 10c goods that will go for only per cake. 05c The 5c goods will go at per cake. 03c Be sure you come. Many Bargains awaits you. J. L. HOPKINS