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\ Warrior Creek, July 8?The Fourth
[was spent very quietly in this com
munity most of the people seeking
pleasure went elsewhere.
Mrs. Sophie Stovens, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kiddoll, Misses Mary and
Loulabelle Poole and Luclle Owens
spent Thursday afternoon with Mr.
Jas. T. Brownlee and family.
Misses Etta and Erllla Brownlee
carried a bunch of jolly girls straw
riding late Thursday evening. They
?1 report barrels of fun.
Misses Marcia Poole spent last week
In Laurens with her grandmother, Mrs.
T. H. Simpson.
Mr. Clifton Brownlee and Columbia
Burdette spent Sunday with friends in
Switzcr.
Messrs Bascom Brownlee and How
ard Bramlott called on friends in
Laurens Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Calvin Hand of Anderson Is
spending some time with her parents
bare, Mr. and Mrs. William Bramlett.
Mrs. T. A. Drumniond and children
spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
J. A. Fowler.
The W. C. ball team will play Clln
fy ton Friday, July 12th. They are ex
pecting a good game and a large crowd
to witness it as it is the first game to
be played on the home grounds In lit
tle's pastore. Everybody come and
bring your friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tili man Owens and
Children spent Sunday in dray Court
as the guest of Mr. W. M. Stevens and
family.
We are sorry to report so many on
our siek list this week and none of
them improving very much.
RABUX NEWS.
Itnbun, July 8.?All the people
around here and from several other
places enjoyed the picnic at Babb's
Meadow July Fourth. The invited
speakers from Laurens were there. At
half past ten o'clock the picnic open
ed with music furnished by a brass
band, then Mr. T. Houston Babb made
the welcome address, and Introduced
the speakers, Mr. Cooper and Mr.
Homer Dlackwell, both of Laurens.
After they both made good and Inter
esting speeches, the picnic adjourned
1 one hour for dinner. Mrs. G. W.
Babb furnished a long table in her
yard under the beautiful trees, and
all the picnic crowd put dinner to
gether, and don't think any gathering
could have had any prettier and more
good things to eat than the "Babb
Meadow crowd had." In the afternoon
music was played, and several inter
esting games of base ball. Dr. Tim
merman and Gvis Babb of Laurens
were at the picnic.
Mr. II. H. Mahon was sharpening
some ploughs Saturday afternoon and
while doing the work a small cynder
lit in his eye and he's suffering a good
deal with it, hope he'll be better in
a few days.
Miss Stella Mahon Is real sick at
this writing with fever.
Mr. Laurens Mahon purchased a
touring car in Laurens last week.
The Misses King of Greer were the
visitors of Miss Ada Nash, the last
of the week.
Mr. Vance and sisters of A.ugusta
Cross Roads visited their brother and
fumlly Friday night.
Misses Luolle Smith, and Jessls
Huntley, of Greenville, Misses Smith,
Teague, and Messrs. Smith and Moore
of Waterloo were the visitors of Mrs.
G. W. Babb Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. McDowell of Fountain
Inn were visiting at the home of Mr.
Lewis Mahaffey's Sunday.
Rev. L. H. Haggott spent Saturday
night with Mr. James Sumerel and
family.
Mrs. J. A. Mahon and son. Franx,
after spending several days in Green
ville with Mrs. Wulter Nash returned
to her home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Heliums of
Fountain Inn were at Rabun Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Moore of Mount
vllle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Roper Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr. W. D. Owens was In Laurens
Saturday on business.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Sulphur Springs. July 8.?The
Fourth pased off very quietly in this
community. Some attended picnics
some barbecues, while others spent
the day very pleasantly on the river
fishing.
Mrs. G. W. L. Teague, accompanied
by her daughter, Mis:; Miunie, and
granddaughter, Mies Ruth Hill, at
tended services at Bcaverdam last
Sunday and din. d with their kinsman,
Mr. Will Teague.
Mrs. John Cannon and son wore
visitors in Laurens Saturday night.
Mr. Asa Teague, one of the young
farmers of our community has the
finest cotton we have seen.
Miss Lizzie Walker has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Teague. with
little Frances and Hertha, attended
services at Beaverdam Sunday and
were the guests of Mrs. Teague's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin, after
services.
Little Fay Hill visited her uncle,
Mr. J. O. Teague, Sunday.
Miss Mary Smith and brothers, J.
C, David and Fleming, were the guests
of their aunt, Mrs. Ludie Babb of Ra
bun, the Fourth.
Miss Minnie Teague and Mr. Ernest
Moore were also guests of Mrs. Babb.
Mr. Asa Teague attended the bar
becue at Mountvllle on Thursday and
report a Une time.
Mr. Duncan visited bis brothers in
Lau r ens, Saturday night and Sunday.
BAUKSDAI,E NOTES.
Barksdale, duly 8.?Mi88 Sue Knight
was married to Mr. Benjamiuc of
MountVill'e, last Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock at her home near here. Rev.
H. L. Bnggott, the pasotr of the bride,
officiated.
Mrs. Margaret Dial died at her res
idence lust Sunday at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
Dial was in her 82nd year of her life.
She was murried to Mr. Duce Dial
about iirty years ago and since that
time she has resided here. Mr. Dial
preceded' her to tho grave several
years ago. Mrs. Dial leaves no chil
dren.
Mrs. P. YV. Devoe and son. Harold,
and Miss Blanche Watson, are the
guests of Mrs. M. C. Oxner.
Mrs. Mary .laekson Is visiting her
grandmother hi I*aurens, Mrs. Mary
Simpson.
Wbenyoa feel ?????.
tous, tired, worried or despondent it is a
iure si gm you need MOTTS NERVERINE
PILLS. They rotvew tho normal vigor and
make life worth living. De sure and ask for
Mott't Nerrerine Pills IXiltf.
Wll HAMS MFG. CO.. Prep*., CUreUnd. Ohio
LAUBEhS DRUG CO.
Laarens, S. C.
Coming out ?very time you comb it?
it the failing hair ruining that beautiful
thick and wavy hair that you are ?c
proud of and treasure so much ?
You can atop the falling out and re
store those gray hairs to their natural
color just ns toon as you begin to use
HAY'S HAIR HEALTH. Don't delay
?don't run the risk of losing altogether,
with thin, scraggly, gray hair your
beauty and youthful appearance.
Keep your hair natural colored, thick
and glossy, and you will always keep
your good looka. It is not a dye.
1.00 and 50c at Drug Stores or direct upon
receipt ol price and'dealeri name. Scud 10c (or
(rial bottle. Philo. Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J,
For sale nnd recommended by
LAUBENS DRUG CO.
Piles! Piles! Piles!
William?' Indian Pile Ointment will euro
Blind, Bleeding- and ItohlBf File*. It ?Is
aorb? the tumors, atlays ttehtnaj ?t onco,
?et? ?? a peultioe, ?Iva? Instant relief.
Williame' Indian Pile Ointment 1? pre
pared for Ptten and itching- ?f the prlv-t*
parts. L>rw?-?-t?t?. mail Me and Sl.Oo.
MLLIAMS OTSl CO.. Prspa.. Cleveland, ?Me
LAUBttHS 9EU? v?.
Lanrena, 8. C,
This Weck.
12 .lolly Tumblers.Sic
12 Fruit Jar Caps.20c
12 Rubber Jar Ring*.,">c
RED IRON RACKET'S
SATURDAY
From 2 to !1 o'clock
10 jtls Fancy Lawn.2.">e
10 yds 80-in Lawn..Hue
Lliiuted 10 yards to each customer.
Big July Sale?-Red Hot Prices
Red Hot July Prices.
Rod hot July prices on Clothing. Dress
up and be somebody. It makes no differ
ence if you are a boy or man, dress up
now.
$5.00 Suits for.$3.98
$7.00 Suits for.$4.98
$8.50 Suits for.$6.39
$10.00 Suits for.$8.39
$12.00 Suits for.$9.98
$14.00 Suits for.$11.39
$15.00 Suits for.$12.50
Let us make your suit to order. Special
Tailor made suits $15.00, no more no less,
nil wool guaranteed goods, tailored by the
International Woolen Mills Co. Come in
and let us show you this line, its as good
as you have paid $20.00 to $23.50 for. Come
and see.
Our pants must walk about now. Red hot
July prices.
Men's Pants, walking out at 98c, $1.25,
$1.45, $1.98, $2.39, $2.94 up to $5.39
for the $7.00 kind. Come to the Red
Iron Racket and wear pants.
Our improved building is now complet
ed and we have one of the latest modern
department stores in Laurons and the larg
est ami complete stock of merchandise
shown under one roof in South Carolina,
and best of all the prices are from 10 to
:{.") per cent less than others ask for some
goods.
10c package Good Luck Baking Powder 8c
12 cakes Laundry Soap.25c
1 lb Lump Starch, worth 10c for ....5c
1 lb. Sulphur (10c) for.5c
17 lbs. Sugar.$1.00
10 lbs. Eagle Thistle Soda, best made 25c
6-foot Buggy Whip.10c
1 full size Hammer.10c
15c Curry Comb.10c
1 nice Horse Brush.10c
3 sticks Good Luck Bluing for.5c
1 lb. nice Candy.10c
2 good Cigars.5c
3 lbs. Epsom Salts.10c
1 lb. Epsom Sr.Us.4c
5c pkg Celuloid Starch.4c
5c cake Gold Band Soap.4c
5c pkg. Gold Dust Washing Powder ..4c
5c box Good Luck Baking Powder . .4c
5e box Searchlight Matches.4c
5c paper best Pins.4c
5o paper best Safety Pins.4c
5c bottle Ink.4c
You Save 25 per cent. Here.
We Sell Same Goods for Less
Money.
5e cake Toilet Soap.4c
1 lb. pkg. Eagle Thistle Soda.4c
5e twist Tobacco.4c
25 Items of above at 4c here cost you $1.00
40-inch Lawn, special.5c
7 cakes Laundry Soap, soda ervstial (good)
.26c
1 lot Boys' Body Waists, slightly damaged
by water, to close out at.12 l-2c
1 lot Ladies' Sailor Hats, to close at 15c
1 lot of Boys' and Men's Caps, slightly
damaged by water and dust, worth 25e
* to 35e at.15c
1 lot 50c Dress Shirts, slightly soiled while
building, to close out at 25c, good as ever
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Big line going at 98c, $1.25, $1.48, $1.89,
$2.25, $2.45. $2.98, $3.48 for the $4.00
kind.
Infant's Shoes for.10c
Children's Slippers and Shoes 48c, 69c, 85c,
98c, $1.18, to.$148
200 pairs Slippers and Shoes, to close
out quick on the tloor . . . .$1.89
These are $2.r?0. $3.00 and fii.r.O shoes
Best $1.00 Watch made for.69c
$1.00 Alarm Clock.60c
$3.50 large 8-day Clock .$1.98
Calico going at.4c
Good Bleachings per yd 6c. 7 l-2c, and 9c
2 spools Thread (good) .5c
8 balls Thread for.5c
<) spools Thread, best made, for.25c
Ladies Skirts 75c, 98c. $1.45. $1.98. $2.39,
$2.94 up to $6.89. Big values.
1 Hound Dawg.10c
Men 's Soft (luflnrs.10c
1 nice Window Shade.25c
1 box Shoo Polish.5c
.1 bottle Shoe Polish.6c
2 pkg Shoo Nails.5c
1 large si/.e Nail Hammer.10c
1 Shoemaker's Hammer.10c
1 nice Tack Hammer.10c
1 Window Screen.33c
1 huge Dish Pan.10c
1 pair Suspenders.8c
f> Handkerchiefs for.10c
1 Corset, good value.25c
5c package Envelopes.3c
10c box Paper.6c
15c box Paper.10c
10c Mantel Paper.8c
We Sell Same Goods for Less
Money.
Everybody likes the candy we sell. Fine
candy for less.
40c Chocolate Candy lb.$20c
1 lb. (20c) Caromel Candy.10c
1 lb. (20c) Chocolate Candy .15c
l lb. (15c) Crystalized Creams.10c
24 Safety Pin's for.5c
1 six-foot Buggy Whip.10c
15c Drop Top Whip_.10c
1 Mouse Trap.10c
1 doz. Jolly Tumblers for .24c
?i Fruit or lee Cream Saucers.19c
0 nice Tumblers.18c
1 large Class Pitcher.25c
1 baud Lamp.10c
2 Handkerchiefs . ?.5c
75e long waist Corset, La Blanch (special)
v for.48c
6 cakes best Laundry Soap made (Gold
Band) .23c
15 pkgs. Dukes Mixture, smoking tobacco 25c
0 pkgs. Piedmont Cigarettes.25c
3 plugs S & (i Chewing Tobacco, yum
yum-good.25c
1 best Cigar made for.5c
2 good Cigars, Lord Culvert .5c
144 Shirt Buttons. .5c
24 Pearl Buttons.5c
They gotta quit kiekin' my Dawg around.
Needles, Pins, Key Chains, Hair Pins . .lc
3 boxes Searchlight Matches.10c
Men's Underwear
Special for.23c
50c quality for.39c
50c elastic seam Drawers our price . .39c
00e elastic seam Drawers going at . . . .43c
Kool Shirts and Short Knee Drawers going
at 25c and 45c. Keep Kool.
St
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
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andard Medicines which you ne
you are feeling bad.
.00 bottle Wampoles Cod Liver
.00 bottle S S S for the blood
00 bottle B. B. P.. for the blood
.00 bottle Electric Bitters . . . .
.00 bottle Swamp Hoot.
.(til bottle Mystic Wine, of Life
.00 bottle Wine of Cardui _
.00 bottle Hood's Sarsaparillu ..
.00 bottle Warner's Safe Cure
.00 package Thedford's Black
ed when
Oil 84c
. . ..84c
. . ..84c
....84c
.. ..84c
....84c
....84c
. . . 84c
... 84c
Draught
... .69c
Bargains in the Basement. Tin, Class,
Crockery. Lamps, Enameled Ware, Rugs,
Window Shades. Art Squares.
25c can Colgatcs or Air Float Talcum Pow
der for.15c
2.-)c quality Table Oil Cloth for.15c
15c can Air Float Talcum Powder only 10c
20c largo tin Bucket .10c
1 set largo Ieo Tea Tumblers, bell shape
for.50c
1 set Tumblers only.18c
1 set nice Plates.39c
1 set Teacups and Saucers.43c
J. C. BURNS & CO.
RED HOT BARGAINS.
.'?00 pairs of Boy's Knoo Pants, good value
for only .... .25c
Big purchase in men's Shirts for every day
and Sunday wear. Come to Rod Iron
Racket for your Shirts. We are soiling
these Shirts'at 25c, 39c, 48c, up to 94c
for the $1.25 kind.
$1.35 Plow shoe for only.98c
$1.00 bottle Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
script ion.84c
$1.00 bottle Ayers Hair Vigor.84c
$1.00 bottlellarsford's Phosphate _84c
50c bottle Dodson's Liver Tonic, takes the
place of Calomel (guaranteed) ....42c
All 50c bottles Medicines are cut to ... 42c
All 25c bottles and packages are cut to 22c
Buy here and save money. J. ('. Burns &
Co., price cutters.
7e quality Lincnctto.5c
12'_.e 40-inch Lawn .10c
7e 40-in Pawn.5c
('becked Homespun .5c
Lawn, fancy.4c
Fans, keep kool.lc to 25c
Special lot findies' Sailor Hats 15c, 25c.
39c up to 48c for the $1.00 kind.
Just in. big lot Fruit Jars. Jelly Tumblers.
Jar Pings and Caps. Fly Paper and
Fly Traps, Horse Muzzles. Wo sell for
less, .1 ('. Burns & ('o.
Big lot millinery. Ribbons, Flowers, just
in sit way down prices. Come quick.
Special 1 t Lndies' White Belts, good 10c
20c Susp< lers for.13c
Ladies' Kid Gloves, special 69c up to $2 39
60c Japanese Hug only .39c
1 largo Art Square !>xl2 foot, a beauty
for only.$2.94
Millinery. Latest creations, just arrived.
Beautiful I bits now goiug at 98c. $1.39
$1.98 up to $3.39 for the 4.50 kind.
Don't fail to como Saturday. Special
values all day Saturday, fl will pay you
to come' Saturdnv,
Come to Red Iron Racket for What You Have to Buy and Save 15 to 35 per cent of Your Hard Earned Money.
Everybody's Doing HI Why? Just Because
J. C. BURNS & COMPANY
BEST FRUIT JARS.
12 qt. jars.GSc.
12 half trillions.*3c.
Sells Same Goods for Less Money
J. C. Burns & Company's "Cut Price" Store
Next to Bramlett's Shop?Completely Out of the High Priced District
This Week.
I Japanese* Art Square 0x12 ft #2.19
I Japanese Rug, S6x72 in.84c