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laurens boys and girls to college Sonic Have Already (Jone, others Leaft> This Week, The Kent do On I nter. Laurens will be represented at the different colleges nud universities, within and without the State, during the current scholastic year by the fol lowing: Ohlcora college?Misses Bessie and Ruth Hrown. Hollins Institute?Misses Hetty and Mary Luke. CleinsoH college?Qrover Rickey and J. C. Bnrksdule. Converse college?Misses Annie Huff. Rebeceu Dial, Annie Simpson, Toccoa Calne. Limestone college?Misses Alline Franks, Alluwee Watson, Eva Trlhble. College for Women?MiBses Jennie Fleming, Sadie Sulllvah, Elizabeth Simpson. Winthrop?Misses "Willie Dorroh, Kdmonla Harret t, Imogeue Wllkes, Mnrgurlte Tolbert, Pearl ('lardy, Char lotte McQowail, Mary Helle Fuller, Cora Armstrong, Lillie Miller, Sarah Habh. Wofford college?Moore and Hasting Dial, Phil Huff, Carlos Moseley. Citadel?Edwin ' as, Ose Slt greaves, Tom Hak litingdon Long, lien Sullivan. Fur man university?Yates Hrown, Ernest Machen, Hilliary llarksdaile, Alfred Harksdale, Robert Roper, Earl Owlngs. Davidson college -Carles Fleming. Frank Calne. University of South Carolina?Dick Fuller, William McQowan, John Watts, Richard Simpson. Qus Hart, John Mills Artie Fouche. Frskine college?Frskinc Todd. How to Supply tlie Soil With Humus. The plowing under and mixing with the top (5 to 8 Inches of the soil of a crop of vegetable matter will do more to improve tho fertility of any properly drained soil than any other tiling that can be done except the ap plication of a large amount of stable manure. In the absence of sufficient live stock, with a large area of poor or unproductive soils, and the rapid loss of organic matter, due to climatic conditions above-refered to, we must adopt special and energetic measures for Increasing soil fertility, or con sume long years of valuable time in our operations. Crop rotations which tend to supply a large amount of hu mus-formlng materials and the keep ing of live stock are very much to be desired, but In the depleted condition of our soils and the rapidity with which humus disappears from them, some more energetls measures are necessary. In view of these facts, the plowing under of crops grown en tirely for supplying organic matter to Hie Boil will frequently prove a good investment.?Raleigh (N. C.) Progres sive Farmer and Gazette. FOR M \ 1,1? HEADS. A Treatment That Costs Nothing if it Fails. We want you to try three large bot tles of Rexall "93 Hair Tonic on our personal guarantee that, the trial will j not cost you a penny if It does not I Klve you absolute satisfaction. That's j proof of our faith in this remedy, and it should indisputably demonstrate that we know what we are talking ' ubout when we say that Rexall "1)3" Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald' beads, except Where baldness has been Of such long duration that the roots of the hair are entirely dead, the j follicles closed and grown over, and the scalp is glazed. Remember, we are basing our state niont upon what, ban already been ac complished by the use of Rexal "93" j Hair Tonic and we have the right to assume that what It lias done for j thousands of others It will do for you. In any event you cannot lost; any- | thing by giving It a trial on our liberal , guarantee. Two sizes, 50c and $1.00. j Remember, you can obtain Rexall Remedies In this community only at our store - The Rexall Store. The I.aureus Drug Co. Work Day. Who in this blessed, prosperous county Is not able to give one day's work to support some orphan child?, There are about 1,000 orphan child- I ren being educated and trained in Soutli Carolina institutions. Their ; officials have asked nil the people to give them one doy's work or Its equivalent on Saturday, Sept. 24. Why can't everybody lend a hand? One' may send to the institution of his own preference, as all are uniting in the plan. Our people are able to do nobly and we hope they will. Why Salves Fall \o Cure Eczema. Scientists are now agreed that the eczema germs are lodged not in the outer skin or epidermis, but In the inner skin. Hence, a penetrating li quid is required, not an outward salve I that clogs the pores. We reccommend to all eczema pa-' tlent8 the standard prescription Oil of Wlntergreen as compounded in 11-, quid form known as D. I). D. Pres cription. A trial bottle of this D. D. j D. Prescription, at only 25 cents, will Instantly relieve the itch. We have j sold and recommended this remedy for years, and know of wonderful cures from Its use. We recommend It to our patrons. Sold by Laurens Drug Co. Keep the day and date in mind and come. They are here for you. BARGAINS! Remember the place. The Cut Price Store and the date, Sept. 23, 1910 zr^^-Ti^a^fsmx^.r?^^mmr7^vsc9 AT THE Such Values as the people of Laurens and County have never seen before and are not likely to see again. The entire stock of J. A. Sparks' Bankrupt has been purchased by Davis=Roper Company at a Big Sacrifice Price and will be sold at Sparks' Old Stand. Beginning Friday The time is at hand. Your opportunity is here to get the Greatest Values in rierchan dise that has been offered the people. We invite your attention to the prices below and warn you that you will have to be on hand early if you get your share of the Bargains. The prices will be so low that this Merchandise is sure to move. White Lawns at Great Reductions. 2()0 yds of white I.awn worth every where from lo to 12 l-2e, going now it I. 6c One I."I of Printed I.awns. We have a small lot of print Lawn worth 6.1-2c, to go now at, tlie yd.3c Fancy While Goods at Money Saving Prices. Odd lots of Fancy White Goods, one and iwo pieces of n kind, at ?ri?**t reduction. Special Values in Itlack Taffeta Silk. One lot of black Taffeta Silk, regular selling price $1.00 to go now at.65c Colored Silks ai ClIUSIIIlll) Low Prices. Big assortment of Fancy Silks thai will he sold, worth 25c to $1.00. price now.15c to 49c Cotton Dross Goods. Hie; lot of Cotton Dress Goods, worth lo ni d 1*2 l-2e, special price now.Gc Slllrtlllg for .Men's Werk Shirts. Kxlrn heavy, worth 10 to 12 l-2c everywhere, cut price now.8c Cotton Plaids. Merchandise worth Ge, special cut price . . . ,41-2c lilncncttc Bargains. Liu' lot of Faney Linenelle, worth 12 l-2e, cut ..9c Great Value in Ladies" tine Shoes. One lot "I" Ladies Shoes, in s\/a>, 2 1-2 to I 1-2, worth $2.50 to ll.?O, to go now at.$1.49 2.49 Ladies' Fancy Collars. W'w: lol of Ladies Fancy Collars in every style yon can thing of, worth 25e, vom- choice of tin* lot . .15c Ladies' Shirt Waists. I.; die> Shirt Waists that sells everywhere at 50c, special |o| now at.29c Bargains in 25c Dress Goods. All 25c Dress Goods <>f every description will he closed out at, the yd.15c 50 Cent Press Goods. Kvery piece of Dress Goods in the house that sold at 50c will he sold now at.29c Apron Ginghams at Mono) Saving Prices. One lot of Apron Ginghams in all Size checks to go at;, the yd.5c Bargains in Outing. 500 yds. of exl pa heavy ( MM in?!;. I he same as sells every where at 10c to go now al.8c Exceptional Values in Standard Cereals. Big lot of si ;; ' ?'.! Cereals, Ihe kind that sells every where at 12 L2c to go now at.9c Exceptional Values in Waists. Ladies W'asls, heautifnlly made, worth $1.25 and $1.50 to go at t In- ?Mit price.*69c & 79c Ladies' Wash Suits. Big bargains, ever offered in Laurens. Sails, worth $5.00 to go now at.$1.49 liarrettes, Sale and Back Coiuhs. Big lol of styles, ranging in price from 10c to 50c all to go at jnst hal f price. Ki ? Handkerchief Bargnlus. iig assortment of Ladies Handkerchiefs, worth 10c to I5e at.5c Turkcj Itetl Table Damask. Regular selling price 25e, cut price now 12 1 2c Canton Flannel Bargains. Cantons, worth 10 c every where, special now .. ..8c Special Values in Corsets, ?ig lol of regular $1.00 Corsets in Standard makes special price.59c oc 69c Children's Winter Hose at a lie Saving. he fatuous Lear Brand Hose in heavy ribbed in sizes I? to 9 12. worth 25c, to go now at.15c Children's Winter Underwear. ? ig lot of odds and ends thai are only a few of kind, price reduced now.5c to 19c A Special Lace Sale. 1,500 yds Vale Lnee and insertion, worth 5c to 7c, spe cial now.2 1 2c Special Value in Writing Paner. Writing Paper put tip in boxes, worth 15e, special now. Ihe box.5c Shoe Values Worth .Notice. ."><) pairs Ladies Fine Latent Leather Low shoes, worl.li .,.3.00 to $3.50, special now.$1.G9 Misses' Low Shoes at Great Reduction ?10 pair ol' Misses Latent Leather Oxford ami Strap Sandals, worth -r-.oo, special now.99c Lace Curtains. Jnst a few pairs of a kind but the greatest values von have seen. Special Values in Itlankets. Prh $1.99 to $3.49 Men's Hall' Hose at Astonishing Prices. One lot Of men's fast black half Hose that sell every where iit lo to 12 I-2c to go now at.Gc Men's Shirts at Greatly Reduced Prices. .Men's Shirts in good styles worth 50e, price reduced to.'..36c Genuine Hargains in Men's Felt Hats. Men s hats worth $1.25 now.79c & 89c " 1.50 " .99c & $1.19 " 2.00 " .$1.29 & 1.39 " 2.50 " .$1.49 & $1.69 Broken lots of Childrcns shoes. At. cut prices this is your chance for special values. Lie/ loi Hair Goods in broken lols. switches at greatly reduced prices. If we have what yon want now is your time for bargains. Mens and Ladies Shoes in broken lots. All grades and all prices at special cut prices Shoes worth $1.50 to 2.f>() now.$1.19 to 1.99 .,hoes worth $3.00 to $3.50 now .. ..$2.19 to $2.49 You can come expecting to find hundreds and hundreds of articles marked at greatly reduced prices that are not mentioned here, but on the date mentioned for the opening you will see things in readiness and the greatest collection of values that you have ever seen in Laurens. THE CUT PRICE STORE REMEMBER Sparks' Old Stand next to Planters Grocery Co. The Place for Bargains in all Kinds of Merchandise REMEMBER The date, Friday Morning, September 23, 1010