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NEWS FBOM JONES. * * Jones. S. C, Sept. 11.?The recent Sunday School Convention at Ware Shoals was quite a success. Presi dent S. C. Hodges presided very grace fully and all of the proceedings were interesting and instructive. The ad dresses by Miss Vandlver, George C. Hodges, Hon. C. C. Featherstone and Revs. Greene, Porcher, Hughey, and Dallas were eloquent and inspiring. Arthur Hampton, a worthy colored man and good farmer was the first one lo market, a bale of cotton. Dr .Jones has a good cow for sale. Messrs. J. A. and W. H. Hill recent visited their cousin, Mr. John We are Indebted to our good friend. Mr. J. R. McNlnch, for a recent kind favor. Mr. Wilmot Smith has returned from a visit to Columbia and Laurens. Prof. W. P. Culbertson of Mountvlllc delivered a very forceru; and eloquent Sunday school address on the 1st Sun day to a large and appreciative audi ence. Prof. Culhertson was the first teacher of the Jones high school and after his address he was cordially greeted by his former patrons and pu pils. Messrs Mendoza Higgins, of Cokes bury, Coby Henderson of Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper of Algarys. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hodges, Miss Nona Rlley, G. 13. and Walter Riley of Rlleys came to hear Prof. Culbertson. Mr. Billy Cochran has accepted a' po sition with Besch?m & Riley. We are indebted to Mrs. Jackson for some extra large tomatoes. Drs. Neel and,Lander of Greenwood honored us with a pleasant call last week. Messrs Beemau Alexander of Green wood, Tludgens, of Laurens and Allen of Anderson were at Ware Shoals last week. Miss Lona Riley has returned to her school In Laurens county that she has successfully taught for the past three years. Rev. Homer Owlngs. a former pupil of the Jones high school, but for many years a missionary in China will preach at Ware Shoals on the third Sunday at 11 a. m. Mr. Walter Riley's handsome cot tage Is Hearing completion and will soon be ready for occupancy. Messrs .Deacham and Itlley's gin nery is in lirst class condition and is largely patronized. Mr. Ed. Gaines, the genial cotton buyer at Ware Shoals, Is paying the highest price for cotton and will con tinue to maintain a good market. There was a delightful lawn party at the home of Dr. W. T. Jones on the evening of the 7th Inst. Our very efficient county commis sioner, Mr. G. 11. Riley, merits the sin cere thanks of our people for per forming his duties so thoroughly. A Drendful Sight. t-> H. J. Bai'iium, of Preevllie, N. Y., Was the fever-sore that had plagued his life for years in spite of many rem edies he tried. At last he used Buck lens Arnica Salve and wrote: "it has entirely healed with scarcely a scar left." Heals burns, Roils, Eczema. Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Corns and Files like magic. Only 2.r>c at Laurens Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. The Shortest Name. A correspondent thinks he has dis covered tho shortest shop front name lu London. It is above a shop in Gray's Inn road?simply S. Be. There is some sort of accent on the "o," but the sign writer seems douhtful about it. Can you beat that name for brev ity? Digestion and Assimilation. It is not the quantity of food taken hut the amount digested and assimil ated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach and Diver Tablets invigorate the stom ach and liver and enable them to per form their functions naturall/, For sale by all dealers. * H0L8TEIN-FBIESIAN CATTLE. * Editor The Advertiser: 1 have just read the Holstein- Frle slan Cattle article In your issue of the 6th and accept the silo effort as good, but believe that the cattle remarks are misleading. Holsteln-Friesian cat tle come to us from Holland, a region of long and coarse grass, with Influ ences generated in this grass well in stilled In its cattle. I feel that south ern Hoistein-Friesian statistics will show that it has taken unnatural cf- | fort to maintain even a normal grade, much less get one hundred and twen ty pound of milk a day and four and one half pounds of butter from one Binglo cow. Very naturally official records like this put a milk and but ter fever upon the dairyman and na turally he figures for that extra care, feed, etc., of seven or eight so-called scrubs against one Holstein-Fritsian. And so it might be, if an average of nine and one half pounds could bo guaranteed for eleven months out of the twelve. But statistics say "No. it cannot be done." None of the hip herd shave maintained their official records made in their own clime when brought South. And then too, I had not recognized the Hotstein-Friesians as a "dual purpose" cow, but a "top notchor" in her clime, yes a number one, absolute. She Is a dairy cow and not a beef cow. John D. W. Watts. Est eile Farm. Tale Checks or Ilosy Ones. Pale cheeks, muddy complexion, dull eyes show a poverty of blood. Bloodlne Liver Pills, will drive the impurities from the system, and en able your daily food to supply new, rich, red blood and rosy cheeks. Bloodlne Pills cure liver ills. Laut ens Drug, Co., Special Agents. is it Uopers Silver Ware just re ceived and priced to save yofl from 2."i to 10 per cent, better see us before you buy. S. M. & E. H. Wllkes & Co. BABUN NEWS. The farmers are about through with their fodder and are very busy pick ing cotton. Messrs Lee and Robert Chapman visited relatives In Fountain Inn and Greenville ftom Sunday until Wednes day. Mrs. G. W. Babb, after spending a week with her brother, Mr. Winston Smith, of Pelzcr, returned home Thursday. Mr. Hoh Acker, of Wllliamton Is spending the week with relatives in this community. Misses Luln and Lena Brown re turned to their home in Anderson Tuesday after spending a week with Misses Miie and Allie Babb. Mrs. T. F. Bftbb, T. Houston llnbb and Miss Mae Uabb el ft by way of au tomobile, to visit relatives in Ander son, Townville and other places Thurs day. Mr. Solomon Mahaffey spent Friday night and Saturday at the home ofi Mr. T. F. Hahh. Mrs. (!. W. Babb, accompanied by her sons. Jool and Adjer, were the visitors of Mr a.nd Mrs. /.eh Vance Saturday night. Mr. Ellie Hahh spent Sunday with his friend, Mr. Walter Owens. Messrs Sloan and Nesbltt Million were the guests of Mr. Lawrence Mil lion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wasson and little daughter, Nellie, were visiting at her mothers, Mrs. R. II. Owens, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gray and s?n, Lake were at Mr. .1. A. Million s Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Helton Owens were the visitors of Mrs. Nancy Owens Sunday. "I have a world of confidence' in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for I have Used it witli perfect success,' writes Mrs. M. 1. Bnsford, Poolcsvillc, Md., For sale by all dealers. MR. FARMER \/OU KNOW that in any ordinary busi * ness, the man who furnishes the money wants half of the profits at least, and besides he wants some say-so as to how the business is run. When You Rent a Farm This is Just as True About Your Landlord. Perhaps you realize that to-day a fanner is in the hest business and surest paying; business on earth. We do to such an extent that we will gladly furnish you money to buy a farm, and instead of taking half of the profits will only charge yon a small rate of interest. This means that you will double your profits. Doesn't it appeal to yon? Isn't it worth thinking about? Do not hesitate to conic in and go over the matter fully. ??HHLI FALL STOCK FALL STOCK SWITZER COMPANY'S FALL STOCK HERE TO GREET YOU! Our Magnificent Pall and Winter line of the latest Styles and Fabrics in Women's handsome COAT SUITS have just arrived. It is the most complete array of newest style creations ever shown and it is well worth your time to call and ex amine them. Come and See these New Suits. Special for Early Buyers. All Wool .Suit, Silk Lined, . #12.50 All Wool Serge, Silk Lined,. $15.00 All Wool Serge, Silk Lined, . $10.00 Wiwmf AM tot?e The SH (^DCTrampShoe First Showing of Ladies' Footwear! You will find in stock all the Newest Leathers and Toes, including Brown Velvet Buttons, Black Velvet Button and Tan Button Boots $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 We Await Your Inspection as to Quality and Price. Newest Fall Dress Patterns Just Received Whenever yon buy Dress Goods in this store, you ai< in reality buying dIreol from (be Mills. Our idea in acting us exclusive agents for lite La Porte Woolen Mills of I it di.-ina lias a t wo- fold purpose thai you should klid about: FIRST: fly this arrangement, wo Invariably offej our cu 01 ers?the very cream of this grenl Mill's entire output ft rid ' patterns you find here cannot he duplicated In au> oil ? i?i the city, SKCOND: By buying dlrocl from the Mill*, we . i! dlemnn's prolll. We buy and sell a finer, more vnrli live lino of Dress Goods for less than ttnj other ion of and our customers got the benefit To you iliis means an unmistakable : \iug of nione; and al ways. La Porte Dress Goods of Exceptional Style and Charm Sponged and Shrunk Serges ami lireiidclotlis Henri} for lh<j Verdi? a Spec lall) this Season. No store in America is better able to satisfy the demand: of customers for stunningly now weaves and shades in Drei Goods than we are now. Kxamine the dashing Novelty effects and pretty patterns we place on sale tomorrow, and you will agree that the logical place to select materials for your new Fall Dress is here. Take Your Pick at Special Inlrodulcorj' Prices. 36 inch all Wool Suiting:.10c *? I inch Broad Cloth.$1,00 '.',(* Inch All Wool Serge, only.ROc 2fi Inch Dress Velvet, only.$1.00 inch Poplar Cloth, only.2*?C KG Inch Black Taffeta, special.7.1c SWITZER COMPANY En mm