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S!Cje Rbertiser subscription Price is $1.00 Per Year Payable in Advance. PublisJed by iADTERTISER PRINTING COMPANY Laurens, S. C. IaLISON LEE President iW. G. LANCASTEli vice-Pros. 'ARTHUR LEE Sec. and Treas. !Advertising Rates on Application. Obituaries and Card of Thanks: One cent a word. 1En-tered at the postoffice at Laurens, S. C., as second class mail matter. Lat1IlENN, S. c. lol.; l 11. The Advertiser will ie glad to receive the local news of all the communities in the county. Cor. respondents are requested to sign their naimes to the contri butlo-is.. L.etlers should not be mailed litter tban Monday morn Ing. One purpos:.e of a poiitical organliza tion is to 'wing the vols of thos who cain1ot. think miad at t. for theitl selveis. Do you beloig to Litit (class? 0 0 0 11. A. Cooper hIaIs alitagolized nIo set, clique, coterie or -faction except tile law-breakers and nto on(e expects that elemient to pit a good iini in the governor's chair. I11 the -goverlor li's lgilated this iWe:-.;() (iet ion flom3 at desire to pre ve. soci al and po l ic l .lity in th:is state, it, appelrsi ( it s that It(. wvould veliher. slay hr to finlish thle job (w ('1dolssom 10 0n' of his own thi i ng. to fillish it lor hiii. Scent ior S iIIl' (.:ll or a clflrj-' ellve ont the cotionl cItiestionl b, certainl to IO charged agai1' himl as pohi tical mov0 . If. 1h011 . w114, for nobolly kinows ex <p thi: senlator himslf. Po:litis or o, w1' 1d1i0. tOhe h)mrs t lis ien ito "e ".3101 3 whther th v ari gor3 to vote. for himl or tiotI. The! cot)tonl sitaltio n i te Il s oullh is io s today. ford. .)0rious'111111 tii a t of an i-r inl r fithe 1:1nited W 0 3 inlfw i io ll M at ( 1:1:; t orgIt Iiia Can ll fo i r nz)to x el 13'o o3f ry ll(x will i1 11t 111 (lction. lt I.; h11113l prob:3th'', how 'ever, tht t hiv IrgnI Iai n 13 t 131; m i ll formation Un only. 11 is ;il l prill rily % we ima:Iginl , to vld y t1i1 \l' as , i oh and deliver 11 to w:il mllsoer th11 A " Ii )i i hi diftai te. W ill 111 w or gallization hv abl33 11) d1liver)0 the vt.of?., Two things 111m:t1 e 13co111 111a !d 111o t 1Ir11 .. lit Wl a' ge-lti in -rigt 'an Iwar:e 1 i3( 31133 t ill kiui of11 fooe, bot for011 man' nd I s will be141Il~lt high: tle W(11her ''i '' hat 73otton t w ill b Clw.13 lFarmers'l11 3anot acit 130 gouik ly to mak1e pois 31in for1sti3'hy Con--~t diieo.l' If there 1 s1 1 ny k1111ind of $fo.7d rcrp whieb1 can h(sI510( pa ted n (with ay(Ty oaIti reasonable thno fpodcn a harv1esthit 'whhihe coanmdmith-o ot dey Po'reinratgoes ashothlyi htiend a t hom tae paido byo thf ctenmak of ong~ Car oas sa "rut ainde tomiruh arould nevhr 'wman to;he' inth forim tupo runo forhe c Ani- heas popl gonteraly. Te Ntm tewsat and Corwrhisopem toi us tpofor siev. eason h wynhs sot-but noths llok wrog whe the staxl ar ea of the Atliase tofoote "nThe, second race Oureade In the srends ace must,41 h ~ o commsand -right. Thert are~i til reat.fAni Bl0 epol h wl o upr WATTS WINNING ALL. Took Three Games Fromt Greenwood Last We(k and One Monday from 3loniaghon. In the three-game series with the fast Greenwood ball team last week \Vatts m1oppd( up w With tht visitors in every game. The Th'ursday gaieic was I to 3; the Friday game 9 to "I and the Saturday game 5 to 4. On ionday of thh.week ile local team heat the Alonaghon Mill teamn with the score of 10 to 5. Three More anmes This Week. Today, tomorrow and Foriday Watts will play onl the home groiuds. Thtie third gallic Wilth Moiaghon will he today. 'I'l i isday and Friday Watts will tackle Brandon Mills, one of the fastest Iallis thAt has ykf visited I lurens. All of the gamies will start at 5.30. "The Pride of .lnicto" InI thr-ee night. Don't miss this tr . Slight ('hainge in RIinerary In Order o Avold Nialt. 3leeting aI Sat urday. The Colltnty ('almImignllaIg paily will be ginl iits c'iru'ilt next. londlay miorinlig. the openming mneeting being at L-au re A. .\ll pe1m'gfs a11m11 asm-'ssIi Ilts must hei h-andee llh proper ollicials hY the ( alililates before4' that lime. 'I'he county executive ('o i tt11041, in its; meetving yetramade a Slight cluinge inl the itlln e4rary for Ihe flist wevk. Till, Lydia: lills iietiin was he fr Tihuzrsl i gh IIlit instead Of Fri <tday I.:.Ohl and4 the G.oldville ineeting for. lriday night. instead of Saturday night. Tihe program as inially ar anged istands as follows: ii1 rns. '\onday. Aug. 10. Li-vuros N1111. .\londay night. L.angst.on. 'Iuesday, Aug. hI. Noenno. \\edneisilay, Au .12. it h.S ay, Stati I.yqUl (' oim ll s.T n rd y n g t ('!Inton. Fridlay. AL.\ .I (b',h!ville. lii lav uighi. 1lop4-xe ll. S a rtulay. .\ 17. ,i' I s I I !i io i'lo7. .\ ' 1 i7. '41rn Tuest1il4y. .\u4' .14 )i1 \ > )ill. Thu11r iy. .:. \'1' tti l illso I iny laii P NetoShoots Another, Giles AndierIsonI ihs enilt mi he h1 int the hars at the I ou t y il ()nt I k -sovqral dlay,; ago. Holth parlte are m-grThO Ti-shooting tooki placte ijilie' IL i llhi' I'll \(- A444 ti l l, i 'Iluuy. The arrest va. m'l e by 1 01 !a! I',l ive Il Abraillns, Who tunIled ;Ci n pion, o' r to lies t. y Sherit the res l ol a disagn-l nwI : .a v r' Gl, as Works (osd The p ln tof ithe :I ie ( .Ie \\'Tri:s conseId down 1 rilaytv ni Ih m the! usua'l "11111111r lwrioi., Th'll p11:1n1 wT ihe iclosd for about a monel, op ienin agin bou t 1the ai of 44 Stem-~l her 'lSodi'iof the nipoyes aof A rg: 10anin in hlie tytI')H( ) whvig ther arieIloY (joyin thi vacation w 1 ith01 relativng inl~ at eluis. .\r t lin 'h~ e - o 'a aili s. (atlio a1 l ~ it i ci arel As t r t . S In ol~rig eaBu B i r a t Wa.shi.go o. Riddlen, of thay (ath'r .%o Meriehagnt thor. .\ nrll tri. Thi s only on h Aadsomesth, ooafr rIntre cun t and inclgudt ill.-glimb S. omltpton fAues ws heknes teldy looingt absrb oisoravro. Ingd Newf Itnee Pills Wi kiee ell.e TheIs on'ttern Will ipen again Sep t yors rugit Ahtle ldo Fiaet Ctrchocte netvaloserviceslwallwbreheldratwOld b~e lsd dhurng te.mnningo Augustt. frv the puros togiville thely sers vaaiten by ansoher mingr DEAI'T[ OF MRS. LANKIN. Mothfer of Rev. C. F.' IRankin Diled Thursdny at her H1ote in North Carolina. lrs. .1. iI. llaikini. mother of Rev. C. P. Itankin, pastor of the First Presbyterian church lire, (lied at her home in Giieisboro, N. C., Thursday night. Mr. ilankin was unaware of Sia'mother's ncrilols illness until a tolegi.-t rl Iached him here Thursday morning. lie l.ft immediately for Greensboro, but did not reach there until ier the end had already come. Tihe s5iipathy of the entire city goes out to him in his great bereavement. Th fol lowilig accoulut of her death appeared inl the Greensboro Daily Record Friday: Mrs. .1. If. Rankiii died last night at II: 15-) o'cloick at her home, 206 Ashe st ree. after all lillness of only about 21 hours. IIeri' deatl came as I great shock to a host of fiends and rela ives inl tite city a11 1 ollily. .\Mrs. llankin wzas born inl l'erson comnty in' 181'3. heving" a daugh1"Iter of theo lato .\r. )tnd .\rs. Thomas iht1chanl an. Sevi'ral years before ie wIar lr. il ll hanman oved his family to (ull ford, inakini g ils hom1 al lu t thr ee miles northeast of Greensboro, onl wiht is tiow the llrowi Simiit 4road. F'or thir1ty ye-ars .\ls. lln in had beenl a conlsecrated mlember. of thev Fir.st P'rrsbyterian1 chur11ch, having moved her melibver.lip from the linf falo l'tisyr chulrich when slit en'ile' t( Greeilsboro. Hier life shone out as a brilliant exat1iuple of at Iloble. C'hristian womlanl, m111 her inluenlcelt for .,'ood was widetly I'lt Il tll com tiit.v. )To know h4r was to love hvr :i1nd 111 who calike inl touch with 111'r luscamei her -fr-iends. .\rs. ItankinI was ulp \\ednesday, sowing and going about her house work w\.ilh her eltslomlary cheerful liss. seeililg )to be ill good( healthi ;1114. nd u ill i (ky inl good4 Spirits. Af te . dilner shi com plI aed of a Illead :Ieho. Shev beenm1 orsIe' anIl4d was foc4e4d to r tir t. L aic i ti - ilight her voinifilionl bieenmel critical anid ke-ms !,or her recoveryi were h-l1. .\ll dlay "tl I.4 " f'! i I I .1 r4 . 1 11 -.4 I tvvI I (Ill In ll a. t a uI' iu-I of twlv e I o'1 .ock ]Il, 1 i 4, aibo t 21 hours it ir seit bll, heri. 5 Arimtsly ill, :0 - . it'14I4' l'- niss.rI f i laIt thin i i: hv r. lir.4 i v I Ins b Ie II ltI r 4 ~ ~ ~ v 11. *4 vii 44liil' I- i ti I iy I o hav:li 1 I I ( t. r t.Ii ItIt' I Iit L' O ti()ls m . ' I eI u :w by a lii.1d wv. d I I ro InI :, kIn'y'. mo11444 , 1. tel , \V'(y ) I w .a II. A~ 1 1 11114 1144I4 I W l'iS '. )y Ita IlIli '.' \ lt S.v -I I is rvi a d byi' M Cm.. .alrl s A. Jo..l ss s l ss" I Z., of \l!Man (;.. ~ac I'..of ('olumbia, S. A'.. . .\. of \l - on. (1y .. ad14 .1 . \11. .1 . i . Ir.. d \tii ( aI Ii lc I i. of lls ciy ; 1 i5da11 hter. .\isi , .lari av-, ti this 111. 11re 1 i tr ' .\rW 11i t '. 'ii .\arloy, \lrs. .\. A. r1( hI n .i\141 ' i 9 :-is . .L l illip l: [tl 4ne bro lher, \l r .1 .. i11 Th 4111, 0wr41wlle ined by I he toillor-ow inornling at! ::' the l Ct)1'ti :1 (Veirst i r; sL e:-i'anj chulrc!'. Ithe. : ervices; be ini (oinl(Itod111 by 1)4'. o ll. .\igh ;') -"Irk. M nteltHin l' onow in H r ..o Iill e n -e y "Tim lt''iilb. of . l i po" sin tro he t I i T i Ile t ll adTh rs Ii I l T lalII I I I ''l th at W. 1il.llito ofl EY T\ l4lO I'i. Ihv (ilo~d~~ilI oniieean01 i ('lpi'.\Td iEd 1111(th certifongwiathis of1lt' of i' 'Ilh E. .t 11n 11ry h1 o st as ure ta wu'ld ) 1 hav wakeniep wit .me with rentd te materwe It uscedyin" r ((ly tinnted ord, 'Onta.) n forerlyt ocue adt r.Mcl'n tosh.'t Sneaxibie bya~,eia thoernoriilese, ofaddrssirKngwsuch'a lptrioti .anuary blag treboCheraw thn slitehatdwngf the senaorl Hpat adas th owm uptof the sae tyndwriter Thilser wilatettigduc .lar c1mo, hged kep syng Knwlto tilnd reauoh thed onty he the vrt gotvre ter Gov Prorc Des igeb the vl gistw phy-se 'fan, wand still mony crtlune ver Nelivered to saw bybr.e Kotof ign cialbs d Nls on DrKom the. Anyastsatement af tany perso htor eamsatonoth recordtrme in he midus tathe ctiates tofutuos. cheering. Saying when they pene trated further into the Piedmont see tion the sentiment -continued growing against Bleaseism, Mr. Pollock stat ed -thatl he did not believe the ma jority f'r the governor in Anderson couty this year would be as much as 250. "And it disgraced itself two years ago by giving lii a -majority of over 2,000," and Mr. .Polloek said he did not -believe Anderson would go for him at all. lie said his information was that "Blease would' lose Laurens county," and gave it as his opinion that the sweep against Uleaseism would be complete. "I have had the privilege of telling the peole) what Blease is and what hie stands for," he continued. saying that the people could be trusted now, as always, and tit their "eyes were being opened." Showing how he had carried the fight straight to the peo ple tile Cheiraw man told the confer ence that tile masses of the people were stirred and that "tile great ma jorityi ,of them will never again re cord their vote foir lease and what he stands fot." 31:'. Pollock said that he knew that thlousalds ill South11 C'aroliina had hevarts who beat lin unisoni w-ith his but hie ulnldeIstood1 the situation and "that they were going to vote for. an1other manl for sellator. God speed them inl their good worik for tile State." lie said lie would have tile consciousnewss of dily illwIIel doIe il "playing a m1 1an's part 111 hel itig r(IIm South Caro litlla, ando that wold be (.0lipe satloll ellough." "Not with tile a of a braggarl." lie oiltiiltd. "(o I tell yolu that I he Ileve that oil Atugust 2(; ("ole lllease an(d all he staids for' will be swept aside by a majority of 20.000 votes and thiat the majority may be :10,000." Tak iig iP11 tle govelnor's erit ic'ism and relr'ks about fi1e colferelce, which were delivered at Al ken, Mr. Polloick said that tiie call for the colferlnce as Inetniated only by the hlighe(st mlotives anld pltriolic desire of servinig the stat 1111d was Hot ain atlempt to get a11y cerlailln candidates 0out Of the ralev. "Y~ou kilow It, I knlow it anld Cole filvase, knlows it," hie eml I)IhlAszed4 amlid chevers. Ill, salid were his frields to11 tlI himili that his With dIrawall wold help to defe1il llease "I wotlti g(.t out of the race beforeI sinldownl." Hie salid thla(to ele e he still hn all. inIrp'los anld that was to earry the. tru;th Io the fouritoven conunties lin 'he eas.'tiern l1irl of tilie S1ate still to b0. vi i'td I'llnd that, ",i soon as 1 hey ",It Ithe l'ht tlhe*y tre goilg, to fall inl bethind t rest of the counItif's il South Caolin for1aw 1nd or'der do c Iney i11-1 good goverloiIll." I I:e 11ais4 d the creni e iice l ) palri olif. luenl or IlatI otiv purpose anld .,1id t beI. lv illth' lio'ole were lil ' t1 )' w 1i lollily asidl 'rsnalpreerecesfor the. venm lin'l good. an d said he hol levei th11 an1difbt5s1 o f the n1111-1( lias ractionl inl the ac for. ro\vern~or were ')f t IC lli ' of the sI Calrolin if n11 will d o 1 he r the 11011 r111(a I ,Ii.ghtl iin'l ai11o1 n igust 2. \,fi lo are goi. li "(1o al least o e 1ian:1 inl th ' se om rli face fiovernor l whot fhil0 law :0hi l11n4, peole caln suppiort." hat ox clinn'dl. addinlg that1 hev did nlot bo livr inre wouhll bev anll aetei tio second r'ace for govIern('io. Hie s id of thil lnoll of tIle onfsr Awli "hy wvr i enl engogh to d(1) 'I regard Iess of a n ..i('is, of tq d fe logu 10." 1 rejoi th at ise-o ti sennetagalinst Blease is .osrn that thr was for th voni orenlev o 'ak 1 an dett inte st s to wrdsl-8 lTIn.tion. lie TIC, drivged his hn-ers'o te blo " ag oid anli kee till te goodi work aduld Solithl Caroln cil I tia ( ...r oI f ti.ti rrink l ot he.13 :inissesey ofth poiein rhis t . - t-ate werle ing ito i'y Hlase and ole0s1 i1(1m1 frothe fCeli lio th ulart on Au t r.e." count rn.e heng He~ Am'11~id-umulito aplaus thell COn-l votd wfhak to J'ir. olloc as ilhfo mostIlllg imxrio rt manll who Chasrdom meVe grin defc'y lay.Eimchanbrgni ost mta." Thr Atlen-Oeeaio lneweethn foarteiror and lnn iher illn boe iall rhakewre Vxnd Po \lr.n.. -iofthe baloome fornth cofkeysncon. t lnvgorabotfiet theys Pahndr Sleasy Ter o tndrdneraEastrngtheningrtns FrVESAeLs ch-2 TONIC, Horizontal Maslrinenie, lodand byd Witey. leslAtre tonice or5du .00an chrr.50 *\Mt-Oep Wyedws-toonre: heouer e 'wth you 'eartun tneelt .1u' mail. Paidr opesenorifyo .o sition.y Lmr~aren Atomobiltua-d tWtntosd-Yol o brang your -or ANNOUNCEMENTS. County Coimlssioner. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county commissIoner subject to the rules of the Democratic pri mary. J. L. MA'HAFFEY. I hereby announce :myself a candi date for county commissioner, sub pect to the rules of the Democratic pirimary. primary. J. N. LE AK, Gray Court. I hereby announce inysolf a candi date for county commissioner subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. L. D)UNK( OURRY, Gray Court, S. C. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the offiee of county conimis sioner of Laurens county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. R. M. PARSONS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the ollice of county coinmis sloiner of Laurens county, subject to the rules of the Democratic rllary. J. T. TODD. Knowiog S. S. F1arrar to be a man ,)f wide experience in road work, we hereby announce him as a candidate for road commissioner subject to the rules of the Demoeratic primary. (Signed) CITlZENS. I hereby offer myself as a candidate for the office of county commissioner of laurens county, subject to the rules of the democratic party .J. 13. IIITT. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the olice of County Conimis sioner for Laur'ens County, subject to the riles of the Demoergtic primary. D. A. MADDEN. House of Representatives. I hereby offer liysel1. as a eandi date for re-election to the llouse of lepresent iatives froin Laurens coun ty. subject to the rules of the I)cmo eratIc priniary. G10. A. BIlOWNINO, .JIL I hereby a nnounee myself a candi date for the lilouse of lIepreselntatives to repireselnt lau renis County and promlse to abide by the rules of the Ile Iorira ic prinmary. if. 1). STi'EWhAIt'. I hie'eb ann11onn01e Iimysv'c' elf candi date Ior the house of reireselltativs sub.ject to th eiliies of the 'Denioeratlc prilinary. I lreby annuiioince Ilyself a can diilate f'or. tle Iloll4 of Itepresenta tIve-s front Laurlens counity subject. to the(. rules of 11hv derniocratio pr1-11nar1y. Wilsonl W. Hiarris, I horeby announc ilysilf a candi (late for tle hiouse of liepreseniltatives to repi'eseit tihe collity of Laurens, and pronise to abide by the iiules of thel dernlooratic 11rit11uary. l~IilN II. WATTS. I hereby annloune uiyself a candi dt111e for the liou se of liepresentatives froii iaureil en1ity, subject to tII rules of the 1)eliorrati prlIary. S. 1. COGGANS, Cross 1lll. I hereby anlnounlce myefa canli late for Ih lioluse of It, presenit:atives froin I'aurens countly, Subject to thle rules of the Deillocrati priaiary. At'. (. HAlRT. I hereby anou11111ce Imyself a eandi dIte 'or re-election to Ihe Hlouse of Ilelpreseltatives sibject to the riules of the IDemoe Iat i( 'rimna ry. I hereby a1111onc iimyself a i date for the house of represent atives froi luI'alrens County and pronlilse to atbde by3 the iresiilts of the D emiocrantic prinia ry'. W. It. Ill Il l'fY, SR. I hereb'ly announce1 mi' iy caidnei~iiy for the I louse, of Rteprieseniitat ives, sub ject toi the i'ilc's of thle D)lemocrat!( prllniary. SupeIICriisoir. llhereby announce myself a. ('aini date for the oiee of Souperi'so of' ) iiLiaurens counlty, subiject to thle rules of the Demiocra tiec primary'3. AI'STI N A l1El1CitOMlR I1'. I hieeby announ111ce miysel f a enn:dt datec for re-eleCtioni to th lillee1(4 (of Suptervio of1'0 14auren P415(oiunty3. su11bject to the lules of thie Deml~o(cra1tiC pri I hereby annilouniIi mys3'elf a candl dlate f'or the 0oil ice of 1 supervisor' of LaurenCIs county' and~ prlomilse to abide by the ru0les of the dlemiocraitlc part'y. 13. R. TODD)1. Ooodl Reason for' lls E nthusliasm. Wh'len a man11 hats su lffered( for' $eer al dcays with colic, diarrh'loea or' othi er form of bowel compdlint and is then eured~i sound and well biy one orI two (loses of Chamnber'lain's Colic, Chiolera and Dlirrhoea Remnedy, as is often the ease, it is but niaturlal that lie should be enthusiastic in his priaisec If the remelidy aiid especiailly is thIs the case of a severeyittack when life IsaIthrleatenied. Tr'my It wheni In need of such a iremedy. It never falls. Sold by all (dealers. "MY LAM POWE DRU4 [ON THE SQUARE Probate Judge. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the oflice of Probate -Judge of Laurens coynaty, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. EUGENED4 S-IIAW CUNNINGHAM. We are authorized to announce 0. G. Thompson as a candidate for re election to the ofice of Probate Judge, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the office of Treasurer of Laurens County, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic primary. ROSS D. YOUNG. Auditor. I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of County Au ditor of Laurens county, subject to the rules of the approaching Demo cratic primary election. J. WADDY TIIOMPSON. Superintendent of Education. I hereby ainoulnce myself a caudi date for County Superintendent of Eid utcation subject to the rules of the Deiocratic Priiary. JOHN ). IIUNTIER. Dr. .J. 0. MarliIn is hereby announc ed as a candidite for Counti:y Super intendent of E1duation. subject to the iles of the approalhing DIemoc ratic Primary election. V'OTI'FitS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county superintendent of ed ucation, subject to the rules of the Democratic pi niary. J. C. IlDICTTE. Mangistrate. I hereby an noun ice Myself a candi dait for' the ollile of nagistrate in Sull ivai.n's 'Township. Lairen s County 1111d promise to a bIde by the rules of the Dimnocratic primary. L. C. Abercrombie. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the ollice of magistrate of Laurens township, Subject to the rules of the deiloerlt-ic prilliary. S. WV. IRUTLE.DGE!. I hereby aniotince myself a candi dale for magistrate in Laurens town ship, sibjec't to the rules of the dem ocratle imary. CEO. C. IIOPKlNS. I hereby anilloulce Iyself a cand1 date for ilagistrate for Laut rels towl ship, subject to ithe rutiles of the deiin ocratie prilliary. , It. P. TiRAYNIIAM. I hereby anunimi tce II: Heilf a candi date for in1igistrate for laImireiis town ship, SIujet. to tle rl10S of the demo cratic party. .J. N. WIIG1T. I hereby i'ii.'alinn e mii yself 1 candi date for the ollice of mtiag1strate for hLurells township. subject to the rules of the Diemocratic pri m ary. T. Mi. Workian. 3Icetjug of Stoekhiioders. Thif regliia au.iitual nmeting of the stockf 10)(Iers of the l'toplis Loan and El'xeIunW*e4 I1uk1, L:-rens, S. C., will be behl in tHe ollies of he bank cu .\ugust 20. 1911. at 11 .\. M. C. W. Tilne, Cashlier. XAND IS.p USHR A it 1s ililculIt to imagine more l'alpproprlate gifts gifts that wIll Ibte hetIir ap pr.ciated by the bidei andl I bridegrootu hani ourll rih beauit iful GLASS Your fondest dr ieams in -SlI it and ('UT GLIASS - will be realized in oiur coin pileto stocks-we wish YOU to call and have tis show you -these stocks for' they are the best we have ever shown. if you don't know what to give-you'll 11lnd "it"' heri'. E 3wper& (pttintke )Y FAIR" lrquires dainty approintments on her dressing table and her desiires ini that directio/ are here in great variety. Brtus s, Puffs, 'Powders, Perfumes, Fan Boaps, Cold Creams and every.. thi g necessary for a refined lady's t let. We cai-ry also a full line of pure drugs: and standard medicines, and our prescription departraent re ceives special attention. 7COMPANY *LAURENS, . C.