The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 07, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Davis-Roper Co.
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SPECIALS
SPECIAL VALUE
Long black cloth coat, full 52 inch.
New fall styles. Sizes 16 to 44.
$3.75
SPECIAL VALUE
Full 52 inch long extra quality black
cloth coat, velvet and brhkd trimmings, all
sizes.
$5.00 N
SPECIAL VALUE
Women's new fall suits, 32 inch coats,
Tunic skirts, assorted colors and cloths,
guaranteed linings.
Special Price $9.95
SPECIAL VALUE
Women's Suits. Extra good all wool
serge. 45-inch coats yoke skirts.
Special $10.00, $12.50, $14.50
SPECIAL VALUE
All wool serge skirts, Russian Tunic
and pleated bottom. Black and navy.
Special $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
SPECIAL VALUE
Children's rain coats, sizes 6 to 16.
Special $1.50
SPECIAL VALUE
IMen's rain coats, full ~0 inch long.
Special .00
I SPECI VALUE
Hand Embroi red Linen. Prices:
$7.00 pieces, $4.75; $5.00 pieces, $3.75;
I$3.50 pleces, $2.25.
I SPECIAL VALUE
Every piece standard full weight out
ing to go at 9 cents a yard.
I SPECIAL VALUE
I50 inch Amoskeag Serge, navy and
black.
Special 60cts yard
SPECIAL VALUE
Curtain Goods. Fancy Border, Voile
pind Etamine.
'Special 10cts yard
Davis-Roper Co.
Laurens' Best Store
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Schurch at Lisbon.
* TO THE FAIMEl ts. * A angston and sister at
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The European War is forcing on bur l)0 last Sunday week ago.
Country unprecedented problems. Mr. Jas. 11. Sullivan and %r. 1. B.
While those problens are coming to NVolff w're in out- midst last Saturday.
all lines of business, it is especially Miss llizabeti N. Nc.uro of Green
true to tile farming pursuits in our will enter upon ier duties at
Southland where the farmers have de- the Lisbon igh school next Mon(a3,
pended on a cotton crop ais tle o the Gth. Niss MeLure cones inely
money crop. We are realizing now ask
never before just how dependent we to te gratest progress, beating all
have been on this crop. Also, we ar ecords of any ioi0 years 0t ti
realizing as Iever before how vey Lisbon high shool, so let s all help -
011tial it is to our farmiling ilterest Mis r ake this school second
that we do not depend ol any on t lie e it the C
C0o1p s13 a ready Imlonley Crop.
While it is evrl3det that under t1( heis 1003.i33 Rev. N. j. iioinw3s or
4.xisting circumsllthances ourl fam'll]e rs
are likely to uIls311333 so0lue lo;s, It is \ A. It'. stio3iva4i 0f l. e3c1 it'llt
also eviden4) t th:t b1v a forc ed chlan1;ge ill .\ il(11l ill Ihis 30331113ily 10(.11 ing
33 3lods of' fa, r n n a gI reater piro4 - 3 ij hilsiii-;. ill this 13. of hi
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millso t!' th woI (.milr Vx.,n r
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duction of co li pome s(eIs mst helti ol
11,ken( tat tahe resent tie, and our
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or3 our3st1133a1t, o pweAllet as33 of to
W ith th view 01' (grow'iing l (a1: sta ( now 0- (by kill. ('aretlev sinith l331 333s3 . l
(leatd 013 ofottoe r333( ste 35 3 ) he I ( o 10 a13osoiille, Flsga.
taikrl 3to tarr ou'4453t te 33curta1Milment ('3gieis113913 1 ()133
pan nIxt sprng I., inva li Ihi casei au b u
p'latnl at potion ofsei thie ri and Min
tc th the pre . rp 33.of t1 te(g osed 13 or v
v:v fo n x ye r ' I a ting. It is
(4rs tai that the, as w i l e of0 otil' I unusu ali is.
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ileai and otlici'3133 grat l With v'.o3 !d be (nly too glad to serow 13o.dn
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tills grai313 stte'dl it ill be( 1111c3 Iak
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b111 1 'xt s)i-33g. rs, Inlitis case. n at tirs 3ain a o
stock will 3 e farm: 1 In' rositaio nl y 3 We 1'1' t33t NI'. l s dde33 .13(
slt3 to .1 1t 3 on1 ti us grainl land thl , 1immie Icel s have 31e333 l e ' 3
('rmers ori e fOr gIoirca. Whar- to-l 3 ' fo 330t33c1' 3ear.
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i.vet. t,0' prov1 the 3' lality and in- tlt 5333333(33. oil 3h3ir far 33 'li
cera in g 3 . th i .u i ty oill corn produce33l d ille.
n the1 3ta'te s fme andd aabort 1 lcolanbs ellivosi4i33
3l313i4t 14. g30V3 3 I(44'31333..4 (4( 33'iI' s333di('s at1 L -el.333Is~1'4,
sav d and lar3'ge lia '. o e. valulr.,e
crit ied ca be obai nedl" b a c
tu e st'ui'dlyoth y o ti Soil t SA S HE IS ING OF SIM
1)3 rl(sil3" w* a3 ver3t11313 ai33)0313 or IiVi0- 4.
to Boston Bartender Lays Claim to Mou
that i r ad v n trls Throne-Attracts Much
tr I to Il ('1 1o f1 3 \v,3 k 3 o1 p'll ii A tte n tio n .
srop, alwy hastlll red al m oney athis
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We w lerd. ag dti'ect h deseolll. ad optioran ofkdd-tlt
.N'oI(3 I:ItI 313341 333( I3t t(eltioll I-, hoq~l g Annina1333 I loutrl, fo me I'3'13('' n( g of Sl3a133,
iveslld to ysmpr3 vin il ai and lv3- alid tile l t tile lt o' tilat
e rasig tw 111111it ofeorl 11,(llc(!, ount r3 becaulse or thle recenlt death in
ito i sin3(. G'lrne ate r 3111 be p13 son or iIs gsandfrtlier, Ievan Mou
asedatr better ksowr as eorge Russell,
lys attractig a ottnaion here, 'lre is a
crWp yields (-3131 1) obtained by ,I care- bartender at the Acoopiecari andas(s.t
aill stindy of file questi (V seed se- Russell whic 1h31 grallfatlier was
its, alwatyth bttement I~ofI our 13 detarm-as ehs ln fra
cin bie. urrisn Into ioit f Sla, wt
Rth1petae tion o at the
vommitdste ofAgruturngand ivelo
mentuad Eduation vo ceeso Cr
lina~3 01 Banker IAssoi(a in.3 r3.Tw e esyWoe al tn
We haft' u WouoldeaYon aDo asi t hnTe tep oR
aTeren any manty timaes which ons fomanA~ml
itneos ojct thbters actiorns ramo
Ilorent erettst. aninsa.dTh.eJ.WileotP.oCeamer
had aosenveynctied hiulcowonear bev
teha o a e hamerllai's erlbehve.uegpettehie
an kobertsI vale irO.aM. Sandwssugr-(ot. r.N
gent4 tee n. AyslChluambla~in's~aeeradMs Mr oes
oldn anIke Aseasureion. hedrdterom-e n wr' me
-mnigi. Forsal.b altey ovrdeniersh.anrybes
Lisonct 3. --Mrs313t13(''. Charl tes3 bliam, arigCul "aeU.
return31 efre od? (v(3it14n Coub and10"uedpwe 13( )111.' isGo
lasitd wee wIth is iters,13 3'0rs.3 Fuller(3'
and3( Mrsi.' Milam13. is rTeotrtodLlngr14sloldb
gtnto neru ~. 43s college there'ii3SptetSiltahli iel l~i
Mr.i1313 Georg Rle 330s1 abe toi be033 up,
Mr and Mrts., 1.3.0P.,Milam3', ient'llash
MaryonMiOc. -M'.CalsMln, tryl.
ni pendinr.gahileith heri an ts. O3'Iat ~c~le ihwv.ti
trith s n ra b Hohneflls an yottndedll'
Lexington. aftet'c~urc at isbon.13 333'claie. Js
Mr. . I Paicy f Cod lat peRtt v. tA.-moBe 'agston11n witer a t
lastwee wih h siter, Mis. ullrbondlast Sund 'weao. y(tavi
Mr. Tameholes as gne t Was- r.Jas 113. 'ullin andeanr. theB
Ingt~o to eter cllegethereol03Y Ier jin aou'r midstelastY1 atay
Mis May Byd nd istr o Mo~nt (Misle telizbeh N.f Mc3ure oftGreen
woods bwiletier tile -har duties at
week. (1a3ther5th. cleassl1urIcoes hl nig
Mr.Gergefidl isabe o b u, reommene cand foee ltokforwardch
we regld t sat.o the an raling prgrssbatngal
becordseo any preveos y30e ou h
Sundy wih Mr Miam'smothr, Ms.Lisbo actall shol s et h ale help
MissMari Ohlha of hacsbutg.\liss .\lowing malk~ ethsho scpnd
133s~tutig whle it hr ant Ms. elhcis brothrpety soft N hai andm los
ofeeitsly a2 en o~oo
Balle. Kn\lto..'s Sulldine om anyn dpugt
Miss ate righ spen las Sun a is loda tithiountermtari try it.
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Laurens, S. C.
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The Only Way One Can Offer Top Notch Quaty
anid berv;.e- at- right prices, is to con trol,
manage and direct every process in the
manuifactuLre of one's produict, thus elimli
niating lost motion1, time, dependence onl
others and expense.
It is this kind of an organization that has gained
for us the high reputation we enjoy in the furnish
mng of complete house bills: from rough two by
frlie rh"Bu of th Maker"
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Fall and
Winter Wear
We have placed on our shelves and counters
full lines of goods adopted.. for t he approaching
season's wear, where qualify and price is uniform.
They embrace in p afull line of Silks, Dress
fabrics in plain col o in variegated blending
of shades in plaid effet.
Special value in siery and Underwear.
All standard domestic goods at lowest prices.
The very latest in Ladies neckwear.
Many are looking with alarm at the wave of
rposperity receding. Swift and unexpected
changes have taken place in the comnfercial world
in recent months. Europe for the present has
dethroned King Cotton, but this fibre has lost
none of its intrinsic value in the manufacturing
world and will retain first plaoc among textile
fabrics.
W.G.Wilson&Co
We Would Lkt to Have Your Next
Order For JOB PRINTING, How
About It?