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I LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. | Mr. C. A. Powers spent Sunday In Ciay Court. Solicitor Cooper is attending court in Newborry, Mr. l'liil Huff returned Sunday to Wofford college. Mr. W. It. Oshorne. of Mountville. .spent Monday here. Mr. John F. Davis of Clinton, wtt3 in the city Saturday. Mrs. S. B. Plttss spent a part of last week with friends at Bradley. Miss Mattte Waters, of Brovard, N. C, is visiting Mrs. M. L. Nash Charles Fleming was al home from Davidson for Thanksgiving. Mr. S. Y. Culbertson went to Au gusta Thursday to see "Ben Hur". Mr. J. W. Wells, of Gray Court, was among the visitors to the city ."riday. Mrs. M. H. Stone and children spent '"hanksgivlng at Cross Hill with rela tives. Mr. .1. H. Neshlt, who lives on Route .">, will move very soon to An derson. Messrs. E. O. Anderson and Clyde b'ranks spent Thanksgiving in Spar enburg. Mr. W. Reps Oshorne, of Mountville, was among the visitors to the city Monday. Mr. Charles Fleming and Frnak ?i^aine, of Davidson, spent several days tune last week. Mr. L. D. Pitts, of Rock Hill, spent Sunday in the city at the home of Mr. C. C. Featherstone. Mr. Charles Simpson of Augusta, Vitdted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Simpson Sunday. Mrs. .1. C. Philpot and little daught er Margaret, of Columbia, visited rel atives here last week. Mr. .1. B. Park, of Greenwood, spent last Thursday in the city as the guest Ol Mr. S. 1). Childless. Miss Mary Belle Fuller, of Green ville visited her parents. Dr. and Mrs. 1.. S. Fuller, this week. Mr. Hart Ricbey. who is now living at Florence, visited his parents, Mr. ;it.?l Mrs. W. B. Rlchey, last week. Mr. G. C. Anderson, a prominent farmer of near Gray Court was among ;"? business visitors here yesterday. Miss Julia Gilkerson left yesterday foi Georgetown to attend the F. D. C. on vent ion. She will also spend sev eral days in Columbia. Robert Roper. Barnest Machen. ?. .des Brown and Earl Owings, Fur man students, spent the Thanksgiving bo'idays in Laurens. After spending two months in Flori da, Mr. C. M. Clarke has returned to hifj home here, and has accepted a position at the new union station. Mrs. W. E. Lucas. Misses Emmie ?-l<;ng and Minnie Wallace and Mr. ". '.os. Swygert were among those who ??:.w "Ben Hut" in Augusta last week. Mr. W. L. Phillips has arrived in the city to take charge of the O. B. Simmons stock, which he recently p?: chased. His store will open Fri day . Mr.'C res well Fleming of the firm of Fleming Bros., the well known jewel - came over Saturday from Green wood, bis old home, and will be here through the winter months. Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Bass, of Mc ? oriniek are among those attending tj.? Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Bass were raised in this county and have numbers of relatives and friendit here a I .? will he glad to see them Sgnin fiev. Geo. M. Sexton, former pns. i ? of Princeton and Waterloo church es in Ulis county, now pastor of the lumen Bnntist church preached at i'w Fi>- t Baptist church Sunday oven it.. and lias stayed over for the con >< ntlon. Messrs. M. A. Sutv.erel. J. L. Todd. H, Holland, Wash Poole, Mrs. Law rence Blakeley and daughters and others attending the closing of the \ aniont Bible Institute, conducted ' ? Bev. M .1. Holmes, near Greenville, this week. Mrs Cora Cox Lucas of Lauren.;. S. C. who has been the guest this wee!: of Miss Elizabeth F. Price, in the Vauxhall, has been much entertained. She leaves tomorrow for Allgood to Complete her visit to her sister. Mrs. John Epperson. Mr. and Mrs. Epper son and Mrs. Lucas ercently took a trip to Chicago.?Nashville (Tenn.) Bi nner. *? SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. ?**-***f* **** ***** ****** M- * M Miss Grace Simmons entertained Monday afternoon with a reception in honor of Miss Stewart, of Car. tersvllle, 0a? and Mrs. j. W. Dunklin. Mrs. W. H, Anderson and Miss Edna Sitgreaves met the guests at the door and ushered them into the parlor where they were received by Miss l> wis. Miss Edwards. Mrs. Dunklin. and Miss Simmons. After a lew mo ments spent in conversation. Miss Emmie Meng directed them to the din ing room, where Misses Ethel Sim mons and Hattle Etisterby served a delightful salad course. Mrs. D. C. Mcl>aurln poured coffee. Miss Louise Dendy presented each guest with a very pretty souvenir of the ocasion. The home was very prettily and tastefully decorated with pink car nations. All those who were fortunate enough to be present enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon. iBefore ordering Magazines Kofl our big clubbing Catalogue andflj Special offers, and save mouey.H Southern Subscription AgencyJl Raleigh, Iff, ('. A poMal will do,fB| STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION NOW IN ANNUAL SESSION. (Continued from page four.) Rev. J. H. Washington. Piedmont ' ?a. b. inn. John 11. Wuarton; Waterloo?w. P. Childress. Ohas. P. Wray. Ridgowap?h, C. Crisp. Col. lt. B. Watson. Ridge Spring? ! J. W?lls Todd. Rov. C. A. Waters.? Columbia.?C. I), i Moselcy. Rev. 0. W. Way. Walterboro Mrs. W I). Byrd, at'Gllkerson house. Kev. w. C. Wallace, Latta?E. Slt | greaves. j Rev. J. M. Walker. Spartanburg ! Mrs. John M. Clardy. R, s. Weeks, Saint George?John F. Bolt. Rev. E. D. Wells. Leeds II. Doug las Gray. G. R. Webb. Wnrrenvllle-John A. Armstrong. J. II. West. New berry?R. W. Trib ble. W. T. West. Roebuck.?R. A. Cooper. Dr. A. C. Wllklns, Manning?P. A. Simpson. Dr. I. W. Wingo, Williamston?C. B. Robo. Rev. H. A. Willis. Dillon?P. A. Simpson. Rev. G. A. Wright, Newberry?J. H. Sullivan. Rev. N. G. Wrigbt. Helton-J. T. Crews. Rev. II. 0. White, llyman -Mrs. W. h. Bramlett. Kev. H. K. Williams. Heizer - Dr. R. E. Hughes. D. W. Willis, Spartanburg.?Mrs. R. P. Milam. A. J. White. Forreslon?Mrs. Sue Henderson, at J. A. Copeland's. Rev. R. J. Williams. Greenville? Jas. A. Clardy. Kev. W. J. Wilder, Sumter Mrs. Elolse Shell. Rev. W. W. Williams. Simpsonville ! ?Mrs. Elolse Shell. Kev. G. P. White, North Augusta? Dr. H. F. Posey. Kev. H. B. White. Saluda IL B. Humbert. Dr. P. A. Wilson. Darlington?Dr. I S. F?lle-. Kev. w. E. Wllklns, Millen, Ga. ? , J. b. Clary. Dr. R. J. Willingham, Richmond, i Va.-C. H. Bobo. I "The Caloric" ' Fireless Cook Sto for every , j walk in life The business man of large or small affairs, the professional man, the working man, the women of affairs the teacher, the rich man, and the ; man less to-do, all will want a "Cal oric" when they know its advantages j ! to them. No matter what their occupation or station in life. The "Caloric" way is best. The rich man cares not particular , ly for the saving, but he want his food cooked perfectly. The "Caloric" will do it. The less well-to-do man wants his food cooked right at a minimum cost. The "Caloric" will do it. The professional man, often seien tificiaUy particular, wants his food hygcnically cooked all the sur i roundings sanitary. The "Caloric" will do it. The working Woman with limited time for home affairs wants home cooking. The "Caloric" will do it. Step in our store and let us show you what a great convenience, as well as a time, fuel and labor saver the 'Caloric' really is. M. S. BAILEY * SONS. Clinton, - - S. C. They last?they are acceptable? they are serviceable and they give added attractiveness to the rooms in which they go? nothing in the world better than a Gift of Furniture. We'll be more than pleased to have you call-just look through the store=gifts you never thought of will suggest themselves. Will you do it? This handsome Rocker is made of solid oak, beau tifully golden finish, deep ly embossed panels, high back, bent arms, fancy turned spindles, eobler seat, strongly braced and very comfortable. A splen did value at $1.75. $1.75 $??75 All Steel Wire Folding Spring. This spiral spring bed is one of the best on the market, it is made of be.st grade High Carbon .Steel wire, thoroughly oil tempered. The spirals are joined with a patent interlocking top which makes it exceptionally elastic and comfortable, in fact its a better spring than lots of dealers would ask you $2.25 for. Remember our price is only $1.75. Freight Paid on all Bills of $10.00 or over. 30 YK.VUS OF St't'CKSS. Till* Lumens Drug To. Offers |l Keine i|) for t nlnrrh. The Medicine Costs NotliiiiK ii' it Fulls. When a medicine elTecis n buccush ful trenimeni In n very large innjorl-| iy <?r cnses, and when wo offer thnl medicine on our own personal guaran tee tlmt it will CORl tho user nothing it it does not completely relieve cn. tarrh, it is only reasonable thnl peo |do should bei love us. or at leasl put our claim to .1 practical losl when we lake all the risk. These are facts which we want the people to SUhstan tiate. We want them to try Rexall Mucu-Toue, a medicine prepared from a prescription of a physician with whom catarrh was a specialty, und who has a record of thirty years <n i nvlablo succi ss to bis record. We receive more good reports about llexnll .Mucu-Tone than we do of all other catarrh remedies sold in our Store, and it mote people only knew what a thoroughly dependable reme 'v Rexnll Mucu-Tone is. it would be the only catarrh remedy we would have any demand for. Rexnll Mucu-Tone is (pllckly ah Borbed ami by its therapeutic effect tends to disinfect and cleanse the entire mucous membraneous tract, to destroy and remove the parasite;, which injure the membraneous tis sues, to soothe the Irritation and heal the soreness, stop the mucous dis Charge, build up strong, healthy tis sue and relievo the blood and system Of diseased matter. Its influence Is toward stimulating the muco-cells, aiding digestion and improving nutri tion until the Whole body vibrates with healthy activity. In a compara tively short ttrr.;- it hi bigs about a no. tleeable gain In weight, strength, good color and feeling of buoyancy We urge you to try Kexall Muco Tone, beginning a treatment today. At any time you ate not satisfied, sim-| ply come and tell us. and we will (piickly return vom money without question of quibble. We have Rexall MuCU-Tone in two sizes. 50 cents and $1.00. Remember you can obtain Rcxall Remedies in Latirens only at our store. -The Rexall Store The Laurens Drug Co. ! A KK YOr IHM I ( nliirrli is l*rol?nIII' tlx- Cntlse. Get Kid of Hit' Cause. If you hove calnrrli and have con stant ringing noises in your ?<*):. look into Iii?- mattet in once. it s n pretty sn ?<? sign that catarrh is spreading! ami is making its waj through tin- Knsta' Man tubes thai j lead from Ihn nosn t<> the ears. Whon catarrh gels to Hie cars par ! tial deafness follows, it you hnve ringing noisis in vour ears go lo the I.aureus Drug Co today and gel a HYO.MEI outfit and drive out catarrh. To eure catarrh HYO.MEI should be breathed through the Hyoinoi inhaler1 for a few minutes, four or live times I a day. .lust pour a few drops into; tin '.Mud rubbei iiihaier and breathe it. It kills the germs: soothes the irri tation: heals the inhumation; stops hawking, spitting and snuffling. HYO.MEI keeps the throat free from mucus and prevents crusts in nose. The complete HYO.MEI outfit which includes the little Indestructible haul rubber inhaler, a bottle of HYO.MEI and simple instructions for use, costs $1.00. CI A K \ NTKKI) PILE ( I KK. Hacked h? Your Leading Druggist. If you have any kind of piles, get a box of Dr. l.eonhardt's Hem Koid at I.aureus Drug Co. on the money back plan. Hem-Koid is made from Dr. Leon 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 far large bottle which lasts 21 days. Dr. Leonhard! Co.. Station B, Buffalo. N. Y. Write for booklet. EARL C. OWENS Veterinary Surgeon Phone 3 ring's 114 Grey Court, S. C ? 31.000 P. O. B: Detroit Mich. i I Swygert & Teague, ? I Phone 315. Laurens, S.C ! NEWS vi CROSS im.i.. Items and Incident* ?s Tint Huppen* cd Around Thitiiksirliinu Dii). Cross Hill. Nov, L's \ union ser vice was held in the Presbyterian church Thanksgiving day. Appropri ate remarks were mode by ftov. i A. Martin. Dr. J. II. .Miller. ft, A Austin. W, B. Fuller ami Mr. French. The Orphans were remembered and ;i good collection was raised for (hem. All business was suspended and family ?linners was the rule Many visitors were In town. Mrs. Janle McSwain is In Oreenvllle with Mr. and Mis J. .). McSwnlll, Thore w;?s quarterly meeting at the Methodist church last Saturday, preaching Saturday and Sunday i? Presiding Rider Roper, Mis.es Kate Austin and Mattle Mao Neville went to Columbia last week to see "Pen Hut". \> hut ( iin-s Kczcmn .' We hnve hail mi innny inquiries lately regarding Eczema and Other shin diseases, that we are glad to nie hu our answer public, After care 1111 investigation we hnve found thai a simple wash of Oil of Wlntcrgreem as compounded in I), d I)., can lie relied upon We would not make this statement to our patrons, friends and neighbors unless we were sure of it and although there are many so-called Eczema remedies sold, we ourselves unhesitatingly recommend I). D. D. Prescription, Because We know that it gives in stant relief to that torturing Itch. Because- it cleanses, soothes and heals the skin Because Ii enables Nature to re pair the ravages of disease. Because -0. D. D. Starts (lie cure at the foundation of the trouble. Because The records of ten years of complete eures of thousands of the most serious eases show that D. B. I), is today reeognl/ed as th< ah. solutely reliable Eczema cure. Drop Into our store today, just to> talk ovei your case with us. The l.aurens Drug Co.