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Fine Farm Lands Near Clinton for Sale Monday, Nov. 6th, 1911, at Laorens, C. H., S. C. The plantation of the late B. M. Henry, subdivided Into eight tracts and situafee near town, lying on the Sandy Ford Public Road leading out North from Clinton. Tract No. i The Home Plnco containing 136 acres, bus GO acres in cultivutioi. and 76 acres in timbered Innds, both original forest und pines, either of which may be easily cleared if so desired, it has 2 dwell-, lags, good wells and out buildings. The Dwellings are 8 room resi dence and 4 room tenant house. Tract No. 2 53 1-2 acres facing on two Public Roads, one leading to Clinton, the other to Laurens, 25 acres of this tract Is In cultivation and 28 acres In timbered lands, the timbered lands may easily be put into cultivation. Has 2 dwellings, well and good out buildings. (1-2 acre containing old family burying grounds reserved, with right of way to name over farm road.) Tract No. 3 48 1-2 acres, 25 acres in cultivation and 24 1-2 acres In original forest and some pines. This tract Is also lying facing two Public Roads the same as tract No. 2, and don't forget It i? near town. Tract No. 4 85 acres, 40 acres in cultivation and 46 acres timbered lands of which about half and half Is woods and pines. Has good dwelling, well and out buildings. This tract lies fachig the public road to Clinton about 21-2 milos out. Tract No. 5 67 1-4 acres, a good dwelling, well and splendid out buildings. This tract IIcb facing Publio Road leading to Clinton and is situate nearer town than the one above, und 25 acres In cultivation, 42, acres in timbered laads which can easily bo put Into cultivation if desired. Tract No. 6 107 acres situate facing public road leading to Clinton, and within two miles of the town. Has about 27 acres In cultivation and CO in timbered and pasturo lands, a splendid dwelling site and plenty of suitable timber for building. Tract No. 7 42 1-2 acres of tho finest kind of land, about equally divided, origi nal forest and that under cultivation. This tract is situate facing the Public Road loading to Laurens, but lies near Clinton. Tract No. 8 87 1-4 acres siuate near Clinton, but facing Public Road leading to Laurens. It Is like tract 7, pretty equally divided with lands in cultivation and timbered lands. It has such splendid forest, that dwelling may be erected with little cost. All of tho above tracts have branches and suitable places for pas tures. Tbis kind of an OPPORTUNITY SELDOM comes to those desiring an all round good! plantation situate within just a little ways from town. Clinton is growing fast, and growing that way, so don't let this opportunity pass unheeded. _~ Plats will be posted at Laurens at the olllco of Judge of Probate and at Clinton at the office of The Commercial Hank. TERMS OF SALE?One-third Cash, balance In 1 and 2 yoars ?? ith interest from January 1, 1012 at 8 per cent per annum secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of tho promises sold, with leave to the purchaser to pay the entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for rapers. Mrs. Ada A. Henry, .Mrs. Matt I o E. Holland, Mrs. Gena Garrett, Miss A;va Henry. II. D. Henry, Kx., \V. A. Henry. Allss Lyde B. Henry, John C. Henry. Devisees. Money to Loan ON COTTON We have Honey to loan to the Farmers of Laurens County who desire to store and hold their cotton. Call and we shall be glad to explain our plan. "Make Our Bank Your Bank" Enterprise Bank Laurens, S. C. N. B. Dial, President C. H. Roper, Cashier 88888 9 8 8888888898988 8 8 8 FUTURE OF GOOD FARMING. 8 8 8 888888 88888888888888 The day is coming?I may not live to see It, but It 1? coming?whon In stead fit a beggarly average of less than 200 pounds of lint an acre all over the South the bales of the crop will be counted by the number of acres planted, and the number of acres will diminish rather than increase, while the auxiliary crops will attain an im portance that will mako us ashamed' of the old Idea of merely growing "supplies." We will grow the supplies, of course, and a great lot of them to soli and to feed to hogs and cattle. And it is the young men of the blood of the Old South who are going to be the leaders in this development. Not that we will not welcome good men from other sections, but the native young men of the South are getting their pride aroused and they are not going to leave the future to men from elsewhere, but they arc themselves going to be the loaders. They are hard at work, these Southern youths, in the schools and colleges and in the farm crop contests. They have no old notions or superstitions to over come, and the blood of the Old South is going to mako the New South.?W. F. MaBSey, In The Progressive Farm er. FAIR WEEK AMUSEMENTS. Prom October 30 to November 3? Columbia the Scat ?>r Unusual Activity. There will be nmusomeut galore for visitors lo the State Fair to bo held In Columbia t'rom October 30 to No vember :5. The officers of the Fair have made arrangements for several aeroplane (lights by a well known aviator. A number of fast automo biles have been entered for the auto mobile races. High-class shows have been secured by the management for the Midway and there will be a num ber of attractions on Main street. The management of the Columbia theatre will offer a numhtr of hlgb class attractions. Special arrangements are being made to entertain the several thou sand visitors that will attend the Fair from every county In South Carolina, and of courso the railroads hava granted especially low rates. WAS DECLARE)). Catarrh Germs Must He Conquered or Health Will be Destroyed. If you lftive catarrh you must van quish an army of "persistent, destruc tive microbes before you cau got rid of It. You might as well choose your weap ons, declare war and annihilate this army of catarrh germs right now. Stomach dosing won't kill them; neither will sprays or douches. HYOMBI, a pleasant, antiseptic, germ destroying air breathed over the entire membrane will put catarrh germs out of business In short order. HYO.MEl (pronounce it Hl;h-o-me) is guaranteed by Laurens Drug Co. to end catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, cough? colds and croup, or money back. If you own a little HYOMEI hard rub ber pocket inhaler you can get a sep arate bottle of HYOME1 for only 50 cents. If you haven't an Inhaler buy a complete outfit that only costs $1.00. EXECUTORS LAXD SALE. By virtue of power vested In us as executors of the last will and testa ment of G. W. L| Teuguo deceased, .we will sell at public auction at Laurens C. H. S. C. on salesday In November, 1911, being the Gth day of the month within legal hours of sale, the follow ing described real estate, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situate in Wa terloo township, Laurens count, said state, containing two hundred acres (200)) more or less, bounded on the north by T. M. Shaw, on the west by W. C. Wharton, on the south, by T. J. Coleman, on the east by I). H. Counts. Terms of sale, cash, purchaser to pay for papers. If the purchaser fails to comply with the terms of sale, the land to be resold on the same or some subsequent rmlesday at the risk of the former purchaser. Mrs. Sue Teague, et al, Executors. October 9, 1011K1 mo. STATE OF SOUTH CAIOLIN'A, COUNTY OF LAUKENS. In Court of Common Picas. Walter A. Davis, J. F. Davis. Alice L. Davis, Mary Z. Abercrombie, Jeffer son O. Davis and Ella B. Donnon, Plaintiffs against Ida H. Watson, Gardner Ii. Davis and Gardner W. Davis, defendants. Pursuant to a decree of the Court In the above stated case, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, at Laurens C. H? S. C. on Salesday In November next, being Monday tho 6th day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following described property to wit: All that tract of land lying, being and situate In tho county of Laurens, State aforesaid, containing sixty-one (01) acres more or less, bounded on the North by J. Y. Bryson, East by Earl Goodwin, South by Mrs. E. C. Rowland and on the West by J. A. Davis. TermB of Sale: One-half cash, bal anco to be paid twelve months from date of sale, the credit portion to be paid twelvo months from date of sale, the credit portion to bo secured by bond and mortgagee of the purchaser over the said premises, bearing legal Interest from dato, with leave to pur chaser to pay his entlro bid In cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If the terms of sale are not complied with, the land to bo resold on same or some subsequent Salesday on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. JOHN F. HOLT, C. C. C. P. & G. S., Laurens, S. C. Dated, this Oct. 16. 1911.?3t. PROFIT IN BANK ADVERTISING Seattle Institution Increased Its De posits Three Million In Less Than a Year. In an nddrcss before the Dallas (Tcs.) Advertising club, recently, AC. Dobbs, president of the Associated Ad vertising clubs of America, said, among other things: "In Seattle there Is a certain bank that was 16 years getting Its savings deposits up to $3,000,000. During that period a certain young man had work ed up to a position of some authority. Ho went before the board of direct ors and suggested advertising. They were duly shocked; In fact, some indignant. Hadn't they been adver tising all these years, publishing at stated intervals their financial con dition? Hadn't they gotten out book lota showing the front of the build ing and tho burglar-proof, vaults? Hadn't they Issued calendars and souvenirs, all In strictly dignified way? "Tho young man, however, persist ent as well as logical, finally ?ecured an appropriation. They secured tho services of a high-class advertising man who was skilled in bank adver tising. In ten months the bank in creased its savings deposits to $6,000, 000, or, In other words, accomplished under the force of advertising In ten months (and that was during tho panic threo years ago) what It had taken them 18 years to do without ad vertising. Today they havo savings deposits exceeding $10,000,000. "In virtually every city In this coun try ono or more papers aro beading their efforts to the giving of a square deal?publishers who say that no unclean thing can be advertised In their columns?who will not print wildcat land and mining schemes. Tho standard magazines are even in advance of the dally papers, and are eliminating from their pages every advertisement of a questionable na ture. Many of our best publications today stand back of and guarantee the statements In their advertising col umns. "One publication that I know has turned down in the past 18 months approximately $200,000 worth of busi ness that has been offered because the head of this publication could not recommend the articles advertised to its readers. Isn't your advertisement or mine worth more In tho columns of this publication? There aro no laws in our statute books that require this rejection on tho part of tho publisher, but It is the high laws of moral eth ics and right dealing that prompts such action." ENCOURAGE LOCAL PAPER Merchants Should Co-Operate With It to Advantage of Both, 8nya Ad vertising Manager. "Few merchants and corporations real i/o tho full value of adequate and systematic ubo of newspapers In ad vertising their business," declared Men S. Jacobs, advertising manager 'or Conrad & Co. of lloston, before the Pilgrim Publicity association of that olty. "A local paper ought to be encour aged," said Mr. Jacobs "It Is the most powerful agent of public opinion In the community and tho broadest carrier of your own talk about your store. Pa pers should cater to the advertisers \nd tho merchants should co-operate with tho paper to the mutual advan tage of both. The newspaper Is usu ally willing to do what it can. A city ought to have civic pride in a lean newspaper with modern type, \ neatly printed; and if this Is so, the advertisements generally pay much better. Get In touch with the nows | oaper man. He Is generally a mighty lecent sort of fellow, and ho and you I hould be In business together for mu tual profit." The public judges your faith in your goods by your public ity.?Mahln's Messenger. Eternal Advertising. The Indispensable necessity of per sistently advertising even the beat known and best proved commodities may be a poor Indication of the con stancy and alertness to its own Inter ests of the general public, but It has often been attested and proved true by business men of long standing suc cess and experience. One such assures Tip that three years' steady advertis ing was necessary to produce a suc cessful result, while even after a com modity had an established place In tho market "to be a short time out of the advertising was dangerous." An English Point of View. A recent Ixmdon police court case brought to general ? notice a new phaso of tho outdoor advertising evil. A constable found a man painting ads. on a pavement, and charged him with "wilfully depositing paint upon the footway." Jack Frost is Here Cold weather is coming:. Are you prepared for it? We are prepared fo keep you warm. The busiest place in town. Eichelberger Bros Coal arid Wood Yard } Office Phone 33 Night Phone 276 Greenwood County Farm Land! I have listed in my office a large number of fine Greenwood County Farms, both Im proved and Unimproved. I will be glad to answer all inquiries about them and to show the properties to prospective pur chasers. I also handle Greenwood City Real Estate as Selling or Renting Agent. Write of call on. A. SIDNEY HARTZOG Fireproof Building Greenwood, S. C All Young Men and Women interested in a business course to write or call at once for full information of The Special Opening Rates Southern Commercial Schools WANTED Fire Proof Building Greenwood, S. C. Chaleston add Spartanburg, S. 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