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I LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. | Mr. W. R. Richey, Sr., went to Co lumbia Monday on professional busi uoss. Mr. Wellie McUaniel left Saturday night for Jefferson, Ga., where he vis ited for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Watts, of Foun tain Inn, were in the city on business Tuesday. Mr. W. C. Brown and son, James of Gray Court, were in the city yester day visiting the dentist. Mr. R. W. Willis will leave Monday fvr Hot Springs, Arkansas, to rest and recuperate for a few weeks. Mr. R. A. Little, or The Advertiser force, has been confined to his home for several days during an attack of measles. Mr. B. F. Copeland, of Renno, was In the city on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lynn of Rock Bridge were here Monday. Miss Grace Poole. of Ora, passed through the cHy Sunday evening re turning from Lander college where she had been to visit friends. Mrs. H. K. Alken, Mrs. W. P. Chll (Vross, Mrs. W. it. McCuen and Miss Loulie Eichelberger will attend the meeting of the Kings Daughters in Darlington Miss Mary Todd returned Monday from Newnan. she was accompanied by Miss Amelia Todd, who will visit honiefolks for several days before re turning to college. Opening Rooks of Subscript ion. Books of Subscription to the capital stock of Harris Springs Water Com pany, a corporation to be organized to carry on the business, amongst oth er things, of a Mineral Water Com pany with the usual rights/and prlvl. leges of business corporations, will be opened at the* ollbjes of Dial & Todd, Enterprise l|ui?r building. Can. rens, S. C, on SaluXlay, April 26, at 10 o'clock A. M., pursuant to commis sion from the Secretary of State. Authorized capital $50,000, to bo divid ed inio r>00 shares of the par value of ?10O. each. C. II. PettUS, H. li. Alexander, :'.S-2t Board of Corporators. Meeting of B. & L. The annual mooting of the Citizens Building and Loan association will be held In the oflldo Of the People's Loan nnd Exchange bank nexl Tues day afternoon. April 22, at 1 o'clock. w. R. McCuon, Sec. and Treas. Prcflk Chicken. Master Damon Casque brought a small chicken to The Advertiser of fice several days Mg;> thai would take a prize even in a side-show at Barnaul's circus. The chicken had four legs and three wings, more than his alloted number of walkers and livers. In a runlng or Hying contest he would doubtless have a crown of olives plac ed upon his brow, If?he had lived. Form Base Ball League, A regular base ball league was or. ganlzed at a meeting held last week when the Lydia and Clinton Cotton mills teams of Clinton, the Newberry Cotton mill and the Watts Mill team went into an agreoment to play ac cording to a definite schedule during the coming summer months. The games will be played each Saturday, a game being on each of the homo grounds about every other week. All of these mills have well organized teams and some fast games arc ex pected during the summer. The play ers arc already getting rounded out Into shape, several games having been played already preparatory to the season's opening. The games here will be played on the Watts mill grounds. Mr. Bob Walker of Laurens is one of the directors of the new league. Going to Fountain Inn. The company of local playeis who had arranged to go to Fountain Inn Monday evening to stage the little comedy "Down by the Sea" were con fronted with several obstacles which prevented them from going on that date and a later date was decided up on. The play will be given in Foun- I tain Inn next Monday evening. A let ter was received from one of the cit izens of that place several days ago telling of the arrangements that arc being made for them and that they would receive a hearty welcome. It is understood that the play will be given in the school building which is said to have a very commodious audi torium and a well arranged stage. Meeting of Camp W. 1>. Simpson. A meeting of Camp W. d. Simpson, Sons of Veterans, is hereby called for Saturday next. April 10, at 10 o'clock a. m. in oillce of Simpson, Cooper and Babb, fur tho purpose of preparing and forwarding annual report, remit ting tlie per capita tax and electing delegates, sponsor, etc., to Annual sta'i' Reunion of Confcderat Veterans to bo held at Alken on the 23d and 21th of April. The sons and their lady attendants have been especially invit ed by Major Gen. B. ii. TeagUO to at tend this reunion and it is desired and expected that our camp have a full representat ion. 11. Y. Simpson, VV. d. Ferguson. Commander. Adjutant. Special Cur to Reunion. Judge O. O. Thompson has received notice from the railroad company that a special car will be provided for the i.aureus veterans going to the reun ion in Chattanooga on tho 2f?lh of May. Tho car will be placed in the local railroad yards to leave here on the 8:15 train to Clinton on the morn ing of tho 26th. Connection will be made at Clinton with the S. A. L, and the trip made by Atlanta. y Profits Sure when you succeed in raising strong, vigorous chicks. Losses ' are fatal to tlie business, out the losses; raise the chicks. Sample package free. ?aby j>r&r chick Food is guaranteed to make chicks grow at a rapid rate, b i g - b o n c d and husky. Feed it for three weeks at a cost ofle per chick ana insujrjf your future ?sdccQ#fs>r ''MoneyJUIck if it Fails" In boxes and bags, 25c up. <;??? I'rnciH I'roflt-sbnrlnK Hooklct Sold and guaranteed hj all first elnss dealers. 1 i Safeguard and Preserve Your Furs, Blankets, Comforts, Heavy Hangings, Portiers, Carpets, Rugs, Winter Wraps and Clothing by having them j^hor :; oughly cleansed by our Special ^Processes ;; before storing for Summer. / Footer's Dye Works Cumberland, Mil. IM? f f !Vf f 191 f f f f f if tf "tvi f iiiit a A Word or Two About Brass Beds We have just recently received a car load of Brass and Iron Beds, these Goods were contracted for before the advance in price. This means a saving to you of from Three to Ten Dollars on a bed. We invite you to come to our store and let us tell you a few facts about Brass Bed construc tion and Brass Bed Prices. We do not buy a brass bed unless the Manufacturers will stand back of us?and do not sell you a brass bed unless we can stand back of the sale. Many new and beautiful designs here, and you are welcome to inspect them. $21.00 Very massive satin finish brass 2-inch post, heavy fillers, guaranteed not to corode. $21.25 A beautiful salin finish Brass Bed, 3-inch Post heavy fillers, guaranteed not to corode. $14.90 .Satin finish brass 2-incll coulinious post, guaranteed not to corode. If you want to save money now is a mighty good time to buy a Brass Bed. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Company Laurens, South Carolina Sullivan's Store Every Day. BUY German Millet Seed Spring Beardless Seed Barley Bed Hllss Irish Potatoes While Dent Seed Corn Improved Golden Denl Seed Corn Hloimt's Proline Seed Corn Sugar Garden Seed Cora Am her and Grange Gone Seed Silver Skin Onloji'Scts Munch und t<m' Seed Bennfl Seed Sweet Tnliiloes Chicken Feed Cotton seed Moni? Henry Clay I'lour, (lie hest l>y test. Welcome all at The Big Slnre. J.H. Sullivan Laurens, S. C. When you feel rous, tired, worried or despondent it is a rare sign von need MOTT'S NEKVERINE PILLS. 'I I. -v r< new the normal vigor n .1 tnftke lifo WOr'h living. Do *. rire and ntk tor Mott's Nerverino Pilla !;... Jjr 1 vVhLlAMS MFG. CO.. Propi., Cleve!ar.<!, ' ... , LACBK.,.-? DRUG CO. Lauren*. S. C. j* HAIL STORMS I Have Already Started! , Only this week (Monday) a Hail Storm is re ported in the vicinity of Owing Station. To-day and not to-morrow is the time to take Hail insu rance on your Crop. One day's delay may mean & Hundreds of Dollars loss to you. ? Premiums are small and payable after crops are made. St :<.!5.JC-:t:f:(>f ? ;t s::: >t0 ?'? B >: >::t :t it.:; EGB 8 it.it >::< ? 3 st :t >t :t :t .:ffl B NAME .L/L.... I ? St !t &j :t I AD DHLS. I pi '?. :t 'it] ): >: .it :t * :. :; )i :: f.. ? if :::; ? ;: i:.:t >t :.' H :t :: ? :: " ??:'??( Jt !.? :: ;; :t >< ;;;:. 5 ft If you are interested in Insuring your Crop w fill in space above and mail to % G. W. SHELL, * LAU RENS, S. 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