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CROSS HILL NEWS Cross 11111, March 9.-Our sympathy goes out in most abundant fullness to Mr. W. ('. Mitchell and family of Mountville in their great sorrow and sore bereavenent so suddenly brought upon them by the death of his son. Roy was a manly boy and ils unex pected death calls to ott r nemory maty illeasant assoc'iatiois ini school life and work. May that One who do tl all things well soothe the sor.. rows an(I heal the broken hearts. 'I'lT many friends of Miss Ada Rasor regret the necessity which carried her to the Chester hospital last week: for treatment. Ilowever, they whi he glad to know that she is improving rapidly :Intd is expected home today. A mecetinig of the teacher.; of t'ross I till township was helb here l"riday afternoon at the school building to at tend to Somke matter-; pertaining to the ('ou1nty school fair in which the :;chools of the toWiship are .iointly in terested;. \Miss \\'il Ll~o (r!y was present and expl unredt nany features of the fair and also made t talk to the hlool Imilpro vement aIS"ociaItion. A\ preliminary contest w\ill be held here on Friday .\pril ':rd to seleet two d 1ilimers for the 'ointy contest The ('ross .l Minstrel club. coa posed of s'Ve ra I schools boys, has been giving some enj~oyable entertain ments. Fei'br uary 27th, they gave their first here which was well patronized. Last Saturday evening they played at \Vaterloo. Mrs. Idna ('iilbertson, since the death of her daughter, 'Mrs. Smith, has moved to Mrs. Kanie Well' near Mt. Olive where she will mtake her future home. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DIALS.' ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Dials, .\larch 9.--The weather mani might have warned ns as to what we might have expected on Saturday. One can't say now that they never saw a snow in March, as Saturday treated us to several snow storms, with plenty of sunshine thrown in. Mr. .ames Rohinson, of Hionea Path, spent several days with homnefolks last week. Mi. Charlie Mc(Cravey of Laurens spent Friday night with Mrs. .1. I. Prownlee anti family. Mr. William I ellans of Savannah, (li., sto:1ped( over with his sister, .Mrs, ii. Y. F:imlons for several days last week, before going oii with \irs. 1 Id 'cms to (reenv'ille. Mr. C. h". 13 rooks retiurned to Lau "Oils Moiday, after sipetndintg SaturI' '2y night anti Sunday with his mtoth Mr, .rs. 1. S. Brooks. Misses Lucy and Ethel ('heck of ray ('ourt, were the tuests of Miss 'stell Willis Saturday night and Sun day. Mr. loert I lellamls of Greenville. 'as the wetk-end guest of Mtr. .John Simmons. R~ev. TI. Wt. MIunnterlynt and little son. W'h it, dinted with .\I r. Sam (Curr'ty and1( amihly Suiiday. Miss Eileen Curriy had as hter gu('st Miss Angel of Laurens, Fttnday. Miss Nileen C'urrmy spoilt Mlonday night with Miss Jewei Curriy. After a few days cr'itical illness. Mrs. Jane iloider, wife of .\ir. Al. V. 1011o1de(1r ( ditt her home1) hiere Satur1 day night tabout 10 o'clock. sitrtroitundi ed1 by the mlemibetrs of het' family. .\irs. Holder' was only3'ill a few (lays. From the beginning it was knowvn site could not live. The funeral setrvices wereo condultctedl by iier pastor, -Rev. T. W. Munnerlyn, Sitnday a ftei'noon at -1 o'clock. Mirs. I (oldeir was5 a (11110t unassumn i ng Chr istian i, honored a nd esteemed0( by all who kntew hot'. Site is survived by her' Itusband wI'ho Is very ill at this writing, one sistei' atnd sevetral step C hildiren. TIakoe "Papje's Ditpep%'in" anud In five mninuites you'll wvondter whait becaetii of mliserOi' int stltoach. Wonder~ wh'Iat 1111e your str~tomach which portion)1 of the food did the diamii age-do y'oul? Well, doni't bothie r. if your stomach is in t r'evolt; if sonr gassy aiid' upset, andt witat you1 juist ate ha s fei'mented'( in tot5~ sabhorni lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and)( neldts at) 'Irnel('ta toe undiigest 0(d food; brieathi foul, lolntou conitedl lust take a little Pa pa's D)iapops)1 in and1( in five minutes you wonjier what be caime of thle in di rest jon g'nd di(ist ress. Mill Ions of metin ndl jwomien today' knowv tht It is ne('('ll(s'5to hanve a hadi stomach. A little liiiapepslin occasion ally keeps thitis d(1ict('tt otrgani i'egt latted and1( thley eat thieiri fa vorite [oods wIthout fear. ff y3our I stom)achl tdoesn)'t tak enre') ' of your Iiberan'l litmit without reb'ellion; If~ you r f'ood is a dlamiiage in stea)d of a '1el1p, remnember01 the (ituick((st, surest. most harim less r'lilef Is Pa p0's Dia pep sin which costs only3 fifty cents5 for a large case at drug stores. It's truly 'vonderftul-lt digests food and sets things sti'aight, so 'eently and easily that it is really astonishing, Please, for your sake, don't go on andl on with a weank, disordered stomach; it's so unnecessary, " ! " " A " " " ! ! * " * * !*4 " * * , Dote From Ora. * 4**.ti1 * * *4* * 4 * * * * * Ora, March 9.-Our community is bereft of one of her oldest citizens, Mrs. Margaret Illakely, and not only do her children miss her loving coun sel, and godly example, but every one with whom she caine fin contact. feels poorer without her. S'he was among those of whom it was said "Ye are the liglit of the world." She took no part in the present clay scramble for high seats and leadership though never a Sabbath, when it was possible for her to go, did she miss worshiping in iod's house and doubtless 'twas there she fount strength for the beautiful, Christlike life she lived. Content and happy she was to reign in her own home. a devoted wile and iMother and Godl gave her a long life, eighty-six yearis, of this happiness and afterward when age had enfeeile(l her and shine could no longer minister to others, it was het's to experience a devotion unreserved from her children. Their tender vigilance sistained hle' and left nothing undone that. could he done an:I on the 2th o. lehruary( the month of her birth and marriage) she peat( fully p:issed into the Great leyond. "Sitnset anl evening star And C: cleat' call foir me. And may there be no moaninlg of the , bar When I put out to sea. "For though from out outr llourae ot' time and place, The flood may hear ie far, I hope to see muy P'ilot face to face When I have crossed the bar." Mtr. Carlisle, of Newberry, is visit ing his sister, Mrs. 1. N. Kennedy. Mr. A. Y. Thompson, on account of illness, has been confined to his room tlhc past week. )r. S. F. IlIlakely of Spartanhnrg, was a business visitor of last week. " * * EKO[ NOTES. * " * 'l'kom, Alrch i.-We a'e now hav ing a good prayer meeting in o1r corn munity every \'ednesday night. It will be held at the home of .\i'. L. C. Cul bertson next W 'edaesday night. Alr. and Alrs. 'I'. .1. Cooper visited \lr. and aIrs. Robert Elledge In the Pop lar section Sunday. Miss Irene Cooper Spent. Sunday with Aliss Pearl ('ilbertson. .\r. and Mirs. .1. II. Mitchell visited the families of less's. 'I'. .. and It. t. Cooper Sunday. Aliss .yrtle ('ulhertson who Is teaching the \t. Gallagher school, spent the week--end with homefolk . She was ac'eonildaliitt homne by Miss Gra'e Sinits, her assistant t'a'hel'r. \lrs. W. W. ('ulbertson and laughi te , Aliss .idti, visite( .lisses I'|l-: and Kitura ('oope'r rece'ntly. .Alis Grac' ('ooper visited \lisst' lRosa ltee and I.ola Godtfirey last week. Little Alisss Evelyn andt 1 )ollie Cul hertson spent Friday night with their sister, i's. .\attie ltiurts. .\i'. anmd .\lirs. 'Iarenee .\laritin siet'i last Wednesday n Ighlt with .\lr.x and .\lt's. OtIs .\am'tin. -Alri. 11. Al. C2ulIbertson, of Ware Shoals. SIpenit Saturd'cay anight withI hIs miot hem', Airs. Z. J1. Cutlbe'rtson. Al 1. (Cartem' CulIbei'tson vIsited AMr. TP. .1. 2ooper' one nIght last week. MlIsses M\ary Alel~aiel andl Myrtle CuIlbei'tson and~ Air. Roy3 Culber'tsotn spent Stinday with Aliss .lessle C'ul beritsoni and brothei'. Airs. L. C. Culbertson spent .Atonday with Ala's. TP. C. AMcIanlel. Al r. D~otglas Cooper visIted Alir. Carl CulIbert son Sunday. Au's. Loo Cul bertson and daughteri spent1 last Tuesdayl3 with (Dr. 'Cootper andI wIfe. O1'1I JIO.11E WvoXEN Next tilne y'ou go (1to lie thn~ater' or t~o the "mnovi es'' julst ntic le, If y'ou tdease, how mnany' of our1 home ladles havye beautIiul ha ir-- -glossy. Ilist i'ous, anld well-clressed., Thenu. If you wvlIl liI(kl (lit five or' teln (of those whose hali' Seems to lbe lpUa'tieuIarly3 pretty and1( wIll ask themIl what they use on It, we teel surei- thiat at least more thIian halt' ofI thiem will say''' "lartmony li' lienaut I ler'."' It ls fast becominbg t he rage with both miilen and wotien who are lparticular' abouit the apearance of thleli' haIr. SprInkle a. lttle I iarmoiiy Imatr lieauitiller'i on vunr hair e'ach Iime hl~ e fore bru'isinm :$. Continis n(o oII; will tot ('hange et (lor of hirI, inor darken gra~y hair'. To keepl ha Ir anld SCall cdanmd ruff fr'ee anad (lean, use IIa rmiony Sham 11o0. Ti s lur li 1(ui d sham P00 gives aln istantaneous iclhlher that Im miiiIa tely lienetrates to every par't of the hair and1( scalp InsurIng a quIck, thorouigh eleansing. Washed off lust as5 (ickly, thle entIre onoeratlon takes (only a few mometts. Coat ains noth lng that ennl harm the hai'r; leaves no harishiness ori stlekIness-just a sweet cleanliness. Ilothi prepiarantions come In odd-shap ed,. v'ery (ornlament1 al 1bot tles, wIth sprinkler I t ops. liarimony I mair Beau-. 111cer $1.00. Ilirmony Shatmpoo0, r500. Ilothi gunaanteedc to nat Isfy you in cv cry way. (Ir youri mloney black. Sold on ly at the more than 7,000 Rexall Stores, and In thIs town only by us. Laureons I riug 'Co., 103 WV. Ala In St., Lnnirolls S. r. b o Dress + 31-inch Lustre Crer 4 31-inch Windsor Co; + 27-inch Crepe De C O+ Cotton 1 lot 32-inch Flaxon worth 25 cents < 36-inch Crepe Voile f 45-inch Crepe Voile + 38-inch Printed R worth 50 cents < , 27-inch Repplette, t-i + require no ironi isi * CENTElR POINT NEWS.* ''enter Point, March 9.-oor the past few dlays we can certainly toll it is March. Thue wind has been doing full justice. Messrs. 0. W. Moore andl J. M. Mil Ier are spending this week in Laurens. Mr. .1. T1. Miller and sister, Miss Mayme, visited at the home of Mr. Elisha Watkins last week. Mr. Alfred McNincli, from Boyds Mill was in this community visiting old friends not long since. We aire glad to say Miss Delle Strib bIling is still imifroving. Miss Winona 'Chancy spent 'the week-end with homefolks in Laurerns. Mr. Ei. FN. Moore of Liaurens spent Sunday with1 his Parents Mr. and M rs. M. L~. C. Moore.. M r. and .irs. .Judlge Elmore yisited at Greenw"oodl a few (lays ago. M~aster Rloy Moore spent Saturday' in Lau rens with hib. uncle, Mr. E'rnest Moore. Tihe Center Point school is dloing nieely. IT(IIINO SCALP' Necedless- U so Pairsan i Sage. Nowv that Parisian Sage can be had at any drug coun ter it is certainly needless to hiave tIn , brittle, mat Ited, stringy or' faded hir. No matniter' how rnisighitly the hair, howv badly it is falinI g, or how -rpuIich (ladru iff, Pai sian Sage is ally that is needed. Id're qiuent applienatlo is and well rubbed ini to te iie5al-\p1 (1d0 wonider--it acts l ike magic. e hair roots are nou r ished aind a munlatedl to grow new hair, itching seal p, dan druff and fall-. lng hair cease--your' head feels fine. Hest of all, ihe hair becomes soft, fluf fy, abundant and radlant with life and lbenauty. You will lie suripiseda anld del1ighted with Parisian Sage. Try at least one flfty cent bottle from the Laurens D~rug Co. . They will refund the puDr chase price if you arle not. satisfled. .Just reeived the largest assort meat of flich Cut (liass ever shown in the city. New cuttings, new shapes, at prices lower than ever before. S. M. & , II.f Wiles & Cr. beau caus< one attiti bette caus4 how 4 PRK beca ness. Goods! e only - 25cts ;tume Crepe 20cts hine Silk and - - 50cts white check )nly - l5cts white only 25cts Embroidery 50cts atine Crepe )nly - - - 40cts te goods that ng, only - 15cts TZER E * C * MOUNT OLIVE.* * Mt. Olive, March 9.-Recv. W. ii. Wa ters filled1 his ap)polntmenlt her'j Ritur day and Sunday. Mr. Myron 11111 has been very Rick for a few weeks, but he is improvingi slowly at present.' Mr. and Mrs. J1. W. Washington, or Belton, 5ipent a few diays recently with their son, 'Mr. A. B. WVasihngton, Mr. A. E. H1ill, of Cold Point, visit edl in our community recently. Mrs*. J. A. Wood andi son, JTeff, spent Sunday at Mr. W. E. Washington's. Miss Bessle Cooper returnedi home from Greenville Saturday. Miss Sula Mae Bolt eame home Sat urdiay from Conestee, -where she ha.s been teaching this session. 11er school closed Friday. Mr. C. C. Boland is spending a few (lays at Greenwood. Col. .1. A. Arnold attended the re Cent wedding of Dr. C. A. floland at Sitath am, GaR. CLERKi'M MA LE. Staite of South C'arolinia, -(Counity of Laurents. In Court. of Common Pleas. W. WV. Kimball Company, P'aintiff, against R1. L. 'Wolff andl Mrs. Ri. L.. V olff, D~e fendan ts. Pursuant to a (leer q of the Court in the above stated vase, 'I will sell at public outcry to Ahe highest hid decr, at Laurens, C. ~., S. C., on Sales (lay in April next, /heing Monday the 6th day of the Vfh, during the legal, hours for such ties, the following described prIop) r , to) wit: One 1(imball ano, style 15 Rose wood, madec by . W. Kimball Co., No. 222459-style 15 Rosewood. Terms of sale: cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If the terms of sale are not compIlied with, the same tc he resold on same or isome stubsequent Saleaday on same terms, at' risk of former purchaser. C. A. P~OWE~R, C. C. C. P. and 0. S.., TLaurens, S. C. Dated, this 9th (lay of March, 191. For Saile-White Wyandotte eggs from winning strain, $1.00 for 15. An cona eggs $i,00 for i5. Also fine white Wyandotte coeker'el, thoroughbred, at $1.00. C. W Tuane 22..1t-pu Vhy does one artist paint a more tiful portrait than another? Be 3 he KNOWS HOW to "catch" the vho poses in the most attractive ide. Why does one store. choose + r dress goods than another? Be 3 the buyers in that store KNOW + to select better goods. Our " ;ES, quality considered are lower + use we do the-VOLUME of busi Silk Department! 36-inch Pongee - - - 50cts 42-inch Silk Poplin worth 1.25 only $1.00 I 36-inch New Silk Printed Canton Crepe, per Pattern, - - $8.50 33-inch Stripe Tub Silk $1.00 quality only . . . . 90cts + 42 inch Silk Crepe DeChine all the new shades . . . . $1.50 36 inch Printed Faulards per yd only 1.00 36 inch Stripes Jap, only . . . 50cts 42 inch Devitine Silk, per yard, . $2.00 27 inch Printed Poplen, per yard, 50cts 27 inch Embroidery Crepe, all shades per yard . . . 50 and 75cts + 2OMPANY NEW SPRING GOODS!.' WithI the passiung of' the somubr'e shlades4 for winter wear the (eye is relieved by the appealranIce Of -the brighter' tints for spring wear.. A full l ine of D~ress Fabiries .just. opened. Among the dif' fret iv eaves sh own, C~repes andu Ratines have an equnal chanceu' for p)oplarUlity3. Th'1ese all come in new colorinigs. While muany otherci attract ive fabrics are shown.. An endlless var'iety ini Wash~l FabrhiQs, Ginghams, Gahlatea ai Pereales. A ver'y chIoi(ceI line ini plainl and1 fancey White Goods forl New~ Tlable Linenh andy ateotiery.l TPhe Not ion stock is replete, emblra< gtevr7aetnvl ieus for nieckwear.ly~ W.G.WiIson&Co; CHICH ESTER SJ LLS -- ---he -O~~ Wo' -s "L~ON Raree b thses onderf l old r tla di, * gd - Egggg tli Ieicta t. mai~ne e. F ethersone~ EP L * areerAind . rrne Aiki Att~rney, at Law rDIL . L e;e Lasraus, 5. C, Ield b7 '"auresE D"ug ( ". an Promplitaadu atetng