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? ? * TYLERSYILLE DOTS. ? Tylersville, April 8.?Rev. J. C. Da vis of Laurens, illlcd his regular ap pointment at Sandy Springs Sunday afternoon. Misses Robin Patterson and Cards' Lou Illgglns of Lanford Station spent ISaster With Misses Grace and Fannie Poole. Mr. William Byrd spent Sunday with Mr. W. C. Winters. Miss Mattle Belle Peterson Is spend" lng a few days with her sister, Mrs. Joe Prior near Laurens. Mr. T. P. Poole was in Laurens on business Saturday. Several from the neighborhood at tended services at Bethany Sunday morning. Miss Ida Turner gave the children of Langston school and egg hunt Fri day afternoon and all report a nice time. Rev. J. C. Davis spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Donnan and family. Card of Thanks. We wish to extend to the many friends our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the kind and loving help and assistance rendered us during this bereavement in the loss of our dear wife and mother. Rest assured that these loving deeds and words of sym pathy are sincerely appreciated. .1. Lee Langston and Children. Iiorace Greeley never snid a truer tiling than that the saddest day In any young man's career was the one on which he llrst imagined that there was ^onic better way to get a dollar than by squarely earning It. The crime of gambling does not consist in the gain or loss of money, but in the fearful injury that one does to himself when he allows himself to hope to secure money not earned by labor. For a gambler to come into sudden possession of money neither earned by him or by one who wishes to bestow it upon him, is a most dangerous transaction to all persons concerned. % The Injunction put upon man to earn bis bread by the sweat of bis brow onn never be regarded as a mere dogmatic declaration on the part of an of .ended deity. It is the div'ine expression of the most positive of business truths?that no man can prosper except the man who works. Prodigies Wear Out. There la come chance of a boy amounting to something if ho Is stupid whon six years of age. It Is the boys who are prodigies at learning whon they arc young who stay out in tho ralu when they are grown. Good. Our Idea of "false" modesty Is for a woman to hate to be caught with lier hair on the dresser. The "Sllen? Drummer." An exchange says the merchant's ad. which goes Into the homes of thou sands of peopto nnd works whde he Is nt homo by his fireside In the evening, has been styled the "silent drummer." , All Ads. Not Good Ads. All that glitter? Is not advertising. Successful advertising?ads. that pull ?must bo as carefully worked out as the novelist works over his best seller._ INTERESTING ITEMS FROM OVER THE COUNTY (Continued from Page One.) seminary at Louisville for the sum mer. Mr. J. G. Guthrie and family have returned from an extended visit to relatives in North Carolina. On April 1st some of the trustees and citizens surprised the school chil dren by giving them a big treat. A number of trustees and citizens visit ed the school and carried packages of candies, crackers and many good things (o eat. and then bad the teach ers to give holiday. Quite a number of the larger pupils played truant that day as it was April 1st, and missed all the good things the others enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gray, of Green wood were Cross Hill visitors Satur day. Mr. Gray is editor of the Green wood Dally Journal. They are with Mrs. Gray's father, Mr. Jno. W. Turn er. John Ball, a negro was lodged in the calaboose Saturday night, and sent to jail. Ball ran off, last fall and Is charged with shooting another negro, wounding him severely. He is impli cated also in the burning of a tenant house on the farm of Mr. W. M. Miller. S. W. Lowe and R. 1'. Cole made the arrest. Misses Sara Fellers and Mary Mar tin of Mountvllle visited Miss Connie Martin Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Chase of Columbia was with friends here Saturday. Miss Blanche Pinson, tendier at Youngs, spent Sunday with bor par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. S. PInson. A few farmers have planted cotton seed on small lots. Planting the seed will begin In earnest the last of this week and next. Mr. Austin I.eaman, of Or eon wood, was With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Leaman, last Wednesday, his 21st birthday. Mr. Hugh Leaman also (?nine over from Clinton to be with them at dinner that day. Mr. John Miller of Whltmtre was a Cross Hill visitor last Sunday and Monday. Mr. J. W. Koon, policeman, arrest ed a negro Saturday here, who had BBCapod from the chain gang in Abbe ville county last Thursday night. The same negro was seen near town Fri day as passed as a wild man. An oillcer came yesterday and took him to Abbeville. Mr. Koon received $lf?.00 I for bis vlgiianco. 8Dread the 8alve. Prnlse is encouraging; it brings out the best that Is in a man and Inspires him to do his duty cboerfully nnd faithfully.?Henry Lee. Self-Made. It Is better to be a ?elf made man? filled up according to Cod s original pattern iban to be a ball' man made after BOtno other man's pattern.?J. O. Holland. "My little son bad a very severe cold. I was recommend to try Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, and before a small bottle was finished bo was as well as ever," writes Mis. II. Silks, 2A Dowllng Street, Sydney, Australia. This remedy is for sale by all dealers. r J Ones. "Why. three generations of my fain ly have, lived and dlrd In this coun ry," he boasted, "before your nncos ors vere able to raise the amount bey needed to come over in the steer ige." "Very true. Hut those three genera Ions of your family are still dead mos, 1 believe." Only Once. "How often, my good man," said be Btranger at the wayside station, 'do the trains stop bore?" "The trains slop here," said the tour station porter, "only once. After bat they start." Stray Stories. Asthma! Asthma! POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant relief and an absolute cure in all cases of Asthma, Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists; mail on receipt of price fi.oo. Trial Porknfre by mall 10 rcntn. WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Prop... Cleveland. Ohio 1,ATHENS DRUG CO. Lanrcns. S. C, DU. CLIFTON JONES Dentist Office in Simmons Building Phone: Office No. 86; Residence 219. Simpson, Cooper & Babb, Attorneys at Law. Will practice in all State Courts, prompt attention given to all business. /WORE GOODS FOR SAME MONEY RED IRON RACKET SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY Great Opening! NEW SPRING GOODS! We have the most complete line of Spring and Summer Goods now on Display you ever feasted your eyes upon. Come now to Red Iron Racket and buy your Clothing, Hats, Slippers, Dry Goods, Millinery, Notions and Racket Goods. By buying* your bill here you'll save 15 to 35 per cent of your hard-earned money. Come and look through this Big Department Store. Seeing is beleiving. SPECIAL VALUES. Fine Ginghams and Chnmbrays, for only .10c Curtain Scrim .5e Ladies Bleached vest.5c, He, Kir, 18c 1 set Silver plated Knives and Korks .Wie 1 large dish pan.10c 2 Pie Plates.5c 1 Sieve, to sift the meal and save the brand, for only .10c Testaments only .10c Bibles .48c, 98c to $8.48 $3.50 Guitar for.$2.48 1 Japanese Art Square Hx12 feet, beautiful designs .$*2.01 I largo for.510c I largo Rug, worth $l.f>0, our price .08c 1 nice Photo Krame.10c 1 large Picture, 16x20, for only. -00c 1 nice set Plates.30e 1 act Tumblers .18c Six special bargain days this week. Special values in Ribbons, laces, embroidery. 2f>c quality Colgate's, and Air Klont Talcum Powder.18c 20c can Talcum Powder.10c 3 nice cakes Toilet Soap for.tOc 10c lb. Lump Starch for only .5e 1 largo 10-quart tin Rucket for.10c $1.00 bottle Standard Patent Medicine, cut price .81c $1.00 Watch, bftRt made for.68c $1.00 Alarm Clock, wake up .00c $3.00 large Family Rible, only .08c 2fic quality Table Oil Cloth.18c Two good spools of Thread for.6c Rest spool Cotton made, G spools for .2f>c SPECIAL VALUES, from.$8.08, $1.7."?, $0.80 up to $15.00 08c, $1.25, $1.48, $1.08 up to $3.48 .$1.08, $2.30, $2.08 and *3.1s Men's Clothing, suit; Men's Shoes. Special values in Slippers lor the $4.00 kind. Children's Shoes and Slippers I8C, 00c, S3c, 08c, $1.18, $1.80, *L7.'? These are. Red Hot Bargains. Infant's Shoes.15c to 25c Work Shirts and Overalls. Mon's Work Shirts.80c Men's I'nlon Made Shirts .45c Men's and Roys' Shirts .25c Roys' Overalls.,. .25? and ?9c Men's Overalls .48c Union Made Overalls, best made.OSc Men's Pants, big valuer. OSc, $1.25, $1.48,$1.04,$2.48,$2.04 up to$5.80 for the $S.00 kind. Children's Dresses.ISc, 7."?c, 08c, and $1.3? Children's Wash Suits.75c, 80c, OSc, and $1.18 Ladies Gowns and Under Skirts .ISc, 60c, 88c Ladies' Drawers . .25c, 48c Tailor nun i Clothes. We have the greatest line of woolens you ever looked at for $16.00 per suit madt to fit you. Come in and sec these goods. $15.00 Sutt, no more no less. Dress Goods, speclnl per yard.5c, 7 L2c, 8 I?8c, IOC, 12 l-3c, up to.80c Silks per yard .25c, 30c, ISc, up to 01c Special lot Calico, light and dark colors, now on sale at ....4 l-2c Good Sea Island per yard.5c Best Sea Island worth 8c per yard, now.0 l-2c. Good checked Homespun, our price .5c SPECIAL VALt'ES. Needles. I'ins, Key Chains, Hair Pins. Lead Pencils, lor lc each 7 rakes best Laundry Soap .25c 3 sticks Good Luck Bluing .5c 12 cakes good Laundry Soap for . 25c 2 cards Pearl Buttons for ..'?<? I ll Shirt Buttons.."><? Ladies' Shirtwaist, beautiful waist .48f, 60c, 08c to $1.18 Dress Skins that hang right _OSc, $1.80, and $1.08 up to $7.84 for the $10.00 kind. Millinery. Latest Creations in Hats and the price is charming, I8e, 00c, 08c, $1.80, $1.08, $2.48, $8.80, $4,08 for the $7.on kind elsewhere. it Table Doilies.25c 1 Table Cover.25c 1 Bureau Scarf.25c 1 nice Table Cloth.00c 1 Pair Pillow Shams .48C 1 nice Counterpane .OSc 1 Counterpane.00c 3 boxes Matches.10c IOC can Good Luck Baking Powder .Se DC can Baking Powder lc 15c Curry Comb for .10c 16c Horse Brush.10c $2.00 value Suit Case, our price.$1,25 Big line Trunks and Traveling Bags, all going at red hot. prices 1 big Tablet. .5c I package Envelopes.3c 1 bottle Ink.4c 15c box paper.lOe We have hundreds of articles WO cannot list here. Come and see Six Big Stores of New Spring Goods J. C. Burns & Co. RED IRON RACKET J. C. BURNS & COMPANY'S SIX "CUT PRICE" STORES 210 West Laurens Street Laurens, South Carolina New Spring Goods Ready for You Six Car Loads of New Spring Goods J. C. Burns & Co.