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** * * * ** * ** ** ** *9 JONES NEWS. * * * Jones, Aug. 10-Mr. Frank Mitchell Is a very successful fisherman. Mr. G. L. Graham has a very line corn crop. Mr. and Mrs. lerring. of Marion, itro visiting the latter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. WV. Townes .ies. Mi. P'oimp Connor, of Cokesbuiry, Is supplying the Ware Shoals ikuarket with cloice grapes. Wo are indebted to Messrs M. A. Reeves, J. A. Johnson, Wash Pollard, A. V. Austin, Ernest Vamadore, Pierce Robertson, J. J. Dallas, John Thomas, .llarley Crane. .Ieter Odell, S. L. Long and other friends for recent kind fav ors. Mr. Joseph Roberts, of Oklahoma, formerly a native of this state,'is on a visit to friends and relatives. Our friend, Mr. James Simpson, of Brewerton, recently visited his son, Charlie. Mrs. Norwood Graham, of Hodges, and Mrs. Thomas Graham, of Ander soi, were the recent guests of Mrs. G. L. Graham. Hon. J. 11. Aloore, of Abbeville, and Mr. and Mrs. .leff Moore, of Green wood, visited their father, Mr. Wn. Henry Moore, last week. Rev. Smith, of Greenwood, assisted Rev. Edwards in a series of meetings at Walnut Grove last week. Though somewhat late, we wish to add our tribute of respect to the memory of our warm friend, MIr. Walker M. Higgins, who passed away on the 1st, and was laid to rest in Turkey Creek cemetery In the pres once of a large assemblage of rela tives and friends. Rev. J. M. Dallas conducted the funeral services in his usual tender, sympathetic and coni forting manner. He was a splendid citizen and devout christian. We ten der our sincere sympathy to the be reaved family. Mr. Bobbett is on a visit to North Carolina. Mrs. J. C. Mabry has returned from a visit to Spartanburg. Mr. Plunkett Oulla, of Florence, is on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oulla. We are indebted to Messrs. Booth Hill, John Strawhorn, J. R. McNinch, Edgar Madden and Miss Maggie Bris soy for choice fruit and melons. Mr. J. T. Medlock, of Greenwood, is on a visit to relatives at Brewerton. Messrs Walter and Frank Jones at Men Pay Homage ,v to Mother's Friend 'q fini not surprised to oberve the humber of men who comi into the store to purchase 'Mother'n Friend.' " remarked a leading d1'ggist. I t b.e a happy 19thought to s e n d hubby to the (Irug .R trr e. "Mother's Frienid" is applield externnlly over t1ho abdolinal mtscies, It is a gentle, soothing lubriennt, Denetrates to the finenertwork or nerves beneath tho skhii anot has a moarkecd tendency to relievo the muscubitr strtaun to wvhich these broad, flat ab domnl muscles are subijected. The~ cords, teni dons andI igaments are thtus permhittedt to stretch without the correspondinog su rfae strain so often involved diuring thle perid of expectation. Tis in part account s for the entire absence, in nmnny cases repiorted, of nausea, morning slekneyN and~ other distresses, ptuch as laecrnutio~n or t he ejpl dierrnis 5o of:ena thee u~ wfwnti ChI gentile formn of lubriienth ni is negiectel. "Mother's - Friend" has been highly recommnendled by a host of women who know from experience andl by mna whol know from obseirvatton. Write Ulradnleht Regulator Co., 308 Lamar Bldg., Atanta. (Ca., and we will sendl you a valuablo littig book to expectant mothers, WiTH HALF Prepart to feed yourself and stock. Call on R. (1. Sullivan at the Tumbling Shoals Mills, for seed wheat. Come to tihe Big Stfre and buy Red Rust Proof ne/Oats, and Winter Seed R ye,'anid Crimuson Clover Seed, Cotton Seed Meal delivered anywhere w ithin the city limits. Talk to the "Big Chief" and trade with the Bo-,s. The Big Store is open from 6 a. mn. to 6 p.* m. 1.11.SUJLLIVAN 1.A IlIMOS 8 0 tended the old soldiers reunion at Quaker, last Saturday and enjoyed It greatly. lion. J. F. Morrison attended the as sociation of Due West last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Washington, of Pelzer, are visiting relatives and friends here. ltev. It. F. Morris, of Princeton, was the guest yesterday of Mr. G. L. Gra ham. Misses Lillian and Belle Jones have returned home after visiting friends and relatives in Winnsboro and Co lumt bia. Dr. Jones has entered the race for re-election to the legislature and will be profoundly grateful to all his friends who may kindly remember him on the 25th inst. Mr. .1. T. Garland and Miss Grace Logan leave Wednesday for several days' visit ft the northern markets where they %yill purchase a fall line of dry goods and millinery for the Ware S'lhoals Mfg. Co's. department store. * * *4 ee* * * * *e * *. e * WATTS MILL NEWS. * Watts Mill, Aug. 10-Mr. MI. C. Davis, of Greenville, visited his daugh ter, Mrs. N. E. Burns, last week. Miss M1ay Garrett returned home from Enoree Saturday. Mrs. 1. C. Clark returned home Sat urday ai'er a visit among relatives in EItnoree. .1. .l. Moore antd family visited at the hotie of G. E. Moore on Sunday. Mrs. .1. P. Stroud and family are now visiting relatives ttear Enorce. Misses ltolia Word, of Clinton, and Bessie Brown, of Williatmston. are now visiting friends at titis place. Mr. M. A. Wallace visited at Watts Mill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Duvall, of Greenwood, are now visiting at the hotn of G. W. Martin, near Watts Mill. Miss Ethel Farrow is now spending her vacation at Pelzer and Calhoun falls. Mrs. S. B. Switzer and daughter, of 'Owings station, visited her son, F. W. Switzer, S'unday. Mrs. W. 11. Wilburn and family, of Cross Keys, are visiting at the home of Mr. J. C. Clark, on Lucas Avenue. Rev. J. A. Marler and family. of Mills Mill, are visiting at E. B. Tem pleton's. Mrs. Maud Bobo, of Anderson, is now visiting her mother, Mrs. R. 11. Donaldson. Mrs. Rufus Carter has gone on a visit among relit.'ves in North Caro lina. We are sorry to report that the lit tle daughter of Mr. R. L. Tinsley, who hai been sick for some time, is still very sick. Mrs. Clara Frady and little son, of S.nutrents Mill, have belen visiting rela lives here. * * * * * * * * ** * ** *** * * * * Pl'CN('ETiON NEWYS. * * * ** * *** * ** ** * *4*44 ** P'rinceton, Aug., 10.-Mr. LeRoy Campbell, wvho has bteeni visiting here, left Thtursday for Andetrson, whtere lhe wiilI spend seime timne before retu rn lng to Chicago. Mr ts. W. N. I larrellI and children, ot (ol umbnia, atre v'isiting her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. W. Taylor. Dr'. J. P. Kni'ght and sister, Miss Olive, spentt last week-end with .their brother, J1. II. Kntightt, in Tfrenton. Messrs LeRoy Catmpbell and WV. Hi. Carter wete visitors in Watre S'hoals Wedlnesday. D~r. atna M\rs. B. A. Mattison and daughterci, Misls Olivia, of McCormtick, spen'tt Wc'dnesday wvith Mlrs. .1. 11. liritt. MIiss K iddie Arnold del ighttfulIly en ert ainted otn Wednesday evenitng at a lawn patty in honor of Mr t. LeRoy ('amitpbell, of Chticago. Those who ('n .iny'(d M\iss A rntold's hsopital it y were: Mi se I da anitd Miarty I agwellI, Susan Btt t, Sarta ('heek, Marty and Sute Me - Kititick, A\n nie and P enarl McCu en, Oilive Kn ight, Antne Coellins, Mane, lea aie antd I Pss'e RItdgeway and I~l'f i ha rite: Messt's. Lelloy' ('amp lbellI, Sloan Hag well, All ie Sharpe, SamtX Me K ittitick. Ild Kn ightIfil Tom and Islbet lFreem ani. ChIary anad Charles Mc Cuent L awrtence aitd IEvert Ta'yior. Managiers Prninmary Ilee(.ction. Tfhe flowing nad lers.ons h iave been a ppointed( as managers for the dliffetrent clb prtecincts: Managers. Lydia Mill-Ji. C. Anderson, J. Hi. Abhere rombhie,J. C. Wilson; W. E. Jlohnsonm, Clerk. Lanfor'd--L,. M. Cannon, T1. A. Drum motnt, (2. 0. Lox. Cross 11ii1l-J. WV. Hannah, J1. 13. Pin son, iH. [). Nanee; HI. If. Fuller, clerk. Wades-W. S. Atchison, Wrt. WV. Watkins, W. if. L,. Wade; Marshall Cole, clerk. Clinton Mill-W. A. Shand, G. M. Meadors, T. F. Buchanan, H. Y. Adams, clerk. Compn J. C. Burns & pany CLOSING OUT SUMMER GOODS REGARDLESS OF COST. All Summer Goods Must Go! We have cut the prices so deep until it looks like the goods can feel it. And you can see it if you will come and look around in the Red Iron Racket. Come and get your share of these good things while they are going. Don't wait, don't hesitate. MOW IS YOUR TIME. IAl)IES' SUIMMER. DRESS SKIRTS ANI) SIRT PLUCK S A IIERO. WAISTS GOING NOW. Don't take too much adxise. Keep to the lm. Risk 50,-r Waist, ale iri(e .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .34 your own judgment and buy your goods of J. C. Bunts 75( Waist, sale price .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .45 & Co., the house that always sells same goods for less, $1 .0 Waist, sale price .... .... .... .... .. ...... .69 and now lower the prices go agin. $1.25 Waist, sale price .... .... .... .... .... .... .84 10 box" (of c) atebes, ied Hot . . .... . .. 25 *2.00 Waist, sale prive .... .... .... .... .... .... 1.19 8 cakes (of 5e) Laundry Soa *.... ........ .... .25 Skirts samte p'rices as Waist. "anepivsasWis.7 pk~gs (of 5e) Wash g Powder...........25 15 ('akes hitLundry Soap ... .. ... .... ....... .25 Special sale prices on all Dress Goods and Domestics. We Ladies' (10c) Black Hose, sale price.............. .07 make the price if you are game to buy. badie' (15c) Hose, sale ice.......................10 Closing out sale on all 'Men's Underwear .19, .29, .39 and Men's (100 Hose, sale price......... .07 .69 for the $1.00 kind. Men's (15) Linen Collars, sle price...............07 Special lot of Girl's Middy Blouses going in this sale at .45 Men's (15c and 20c) Ties, sale price.............. .10 Men's (25c) Trics, sale price ......... ......... .......15 SPECIALS IN DRUG DEPARTMENT. Men's (39) Tie", sale price................25 All $1.00 Bottles of Standard Medicines, sale price .Mcn's Suspenders, sale price.....................08 All 50e bottle, sale price .... .... .... .... .......9...en's Suspenders, sle price.................... .13 All 25c bottles, sale price .... .... .... .... .... .. .19 Men's Suspenders (36c quality). .... .... .... .... .23 The above prices will he withdrawn after ten days. Buy Ladies' Corsets Special close out of .50, .75, $1.00 Corsets. Your pick of the lot at .25 for 10 days only. nd lot of Ladies' Slippers, gorth $1.25, closing out at .50 7e resses (losing out ......................... 7 10 lot Children's Slippers, worth $1.00 to $1.50, close out .50 $1.0( Drsses closing (tit.... ............ .... ......69 1 lot Men ' Slippers, worth $2.5. up to $.50, close o t. 1.50 $1 .5(0 I)resse elosing 0111........ ....................94 1 lot -Strawhilats, worth 115c to 25c ('lose out...... .10 2.00 1Dresses Closing (it ..............71.19 1 lot ( Straw 1 lats hloing out at just one h .alf off. $1 .00a s rfor ..... .... .... .... ....-. .... ..... .... . 50 WIt mei ' lI) lloN 1 A OK EN sells very RIca' evcryt-iai'g $1.50 Hat Io ..... ...... .......... .... ........... .75 youita,~ Jcel. )y ood, lo Itti, hts S~'s Mll1il'I~' A few IPana ma HIats 1(o close: es$3.00 (5 T i sale pre .... ........ .... ....... $1.50 Not ions, Einiuoi der, Hbbons, )ress floods, .1dies 'Andl 0.00(M enlats ........ ....u .sl p ....... .... .... ....3.00 tiis.Tes, Iad ri, T ns, Orals. Rs ('rs us pen r all pic fo.... .... ............. I ioary (~ndy .Iwel y, \Va~ehs, locs, Tile. Sa ~'P~l adies' lorsets fSe ials ooit close f.5, 75 $1'.0Cres 75ve Drt es clorsing e ou .... t $1.... ...d.r Fl.nc.. or................476 $1.00l( Dres(sesditosntnroine....i........................12.19 $1.5 t ~es clogsiouto list .... enir ....o... ....ilt Rbo.fr94................1 $2.00n DressesRiboonsg...t..........................1.11 h'f nelnt hi.I) t lli JN 1l1ACK..ET...ells..very..n..ar.every...hin0 Comay to~l thry Redls rothn ~ackhet'si CosnllinSleryimi Nltions,.Embrt 'eryhilebbtny1)ressHot. AL--A--BOARn. Sqaes$.8) i~lwSh~eButig Co singOt Laeakinur'o tain.soy, Tla , Coanderhif. [ants, CoveraMll. Shirt. 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