The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 14, 1914, Page PAGE TEN, Image 8
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* W1. 3t. U. IEETING. *
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Quarterly meeting of division No. I
of W. M. 11. amixilary to Laurens asso
elation will be held with B e tletha1ny
church October 2-ith.
10:30- -Devotional. Miss Sallie lel
lamls.
Words of Greeting. Mrs. J. T. 10d
wards.
Response. Miss Eva IDrummond.
Enrollment of delegates.
Official Visitor. Mrs. C. E. Watson to
be given one hour, topics of her
own choice.
Noontide quiet hour. 'Mrs. Sallie
Stewart.
Appointment of committees.
Noon h'our.
1:30-Devotional. Miss Anna Burdette
2:00-Sunbeam and N. Y. A's.
Exchange of plans of all organizations
Bleulah--Aliss Nora Simpson, Miss
Maybell Willianis.
Friendship-Mrs. Claudia Lomas, Miss
.alla Draiiett.
Bethany---Mrs. Sallie Stewart. Miss
Dora Cooper.
Ilarmiony-Mirs. .1. T. Owings, Miss
Amanda Putnam.
1Iighland Ilomie-M rs. W. 1U. Unrks
daeI, liss IDaisy lIahldwin.
L~anford-M. Lola Cox. Miss Carrie
Lon 11Iigginls.
Warrior Creek--.rs. Cora R1obertison.
Miss rill Nlilow- Ae.
D urbnint --.\l1iss .\ da lingh~ltes. \l iss A -
Ia I1nrd1ett
Ilow nII We Ma11111 ollr nIxt quliOterly
meveting" helter.? .Los ala Cox. \Mrs.
.. 11. Cook. 'Mrs. C. E. Watsmon.
3\u~lisc llnons
ls ithora l IaggIt t.
Ar.W. W. Ye'arginl, ' si nt
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* WtATTS 31I1L NEWS.
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Watts \lill. Oct. 12.. --We are inideed
glad to rei)ort that. our1 Plastor Rev. G.
C. Iledixepeth, who has recently un
dergoni . an opertat Ion at the city lios
pital, ret u rned hoie Friday aId is
raptidly improving.
Mr. C. ]I. Hoho filled the pulpit at
I'he Lucas .\venne iaptist chiturch on
Stuntiday tmornil ng an1d preached a11 e
celleit sermiion on the "Second Colnin2
of Christ."
iter. M. 11. Lewi1ha 1reurnd home~l
lifter a %0ry ;leasant visit amtiong ril
X DAVIS-ROF
Fair Da
SP,
Style Plus ]
wear better. Spe
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The Highest.
Bros' Clothes for
$20.0
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Men's New S
to $5.00.
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Men's New F
to-date Novelties.
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Men's extra
Coats. Special $l
Make our st
your wraps and t:
Visit the C
atives In Kansas and Oklahoma.
Prof. W. C. Wilkie, from near Foun
tainl hin, will teach a singing school
at this place beginning Monday night,
October 19th. All parties who are in
terested in the school are requested
to be present at that time.
Mr. Edd Sorgee, who had the misfor
tune of getting one of his eyes badly
hurt a few days ago, has been to
(reenville for treatment and returned
home on Saturday.
Misses Blythe McQuown and May
Garrett had a very pleasant visit to
.1. Y. CCQuown on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Benjamin of Clin
ton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
1. Y. McQuown on Sunday.
Clyde Frady and wife, of Greenville,
spent 'unday with Mrs. Alice Frady.
Luther, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Stroud, who has been sick for some
time is improving at this writing.
Mr. Edd Stroud, of Enorce, visited
his brother. J. P. Itroud, on Sunday.
Mis. W. A. Moore spent Wednesday
with relatives at this place.
Mrs. E. M. .MeDowell and children
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G.. E. Moore Sunday.
('iLANGES ON '. & W. '. ItAILWIAY.
Two TIrisINs Talken OtfY ani1d Other
('hanreis Took Effect. Last, Sunday.
'Ihie Charleston antd Wedtera Caro
lina liailr-oad has1, nu'de evrl m
porutan hne ink ,heir schedulle, the
iev. ihdule tai:xi; vlff( t In;st, Sun
da1.y. Twvo trains' l.-I -t v il ee kenl off~
4'nt irly, thli. bi'-' a. r s1 ar on: l 1 aC
('olunt of Ithe gr:i dh se ir bu-vow
nevss, duel to the war. P-rom nlow onl
a1ll of the pssenger trains will Iake
all stops. No changes wvreir made onl
anly of the,' trainls on the Ge'viille
branlh. The. followiig table gives all
and their nI scI hII
:.'1 .\ M No. 2. I.tily for A augusta.
N:20 .\ .\ -No. 7. )ail y for Sparlan
blrig.
2:25 5 .l--No. 1. lIaily for Spartan
hu rg.
1::',I P --No. 1. Daily for Augusta.
S :11) A NI No. 1. Daily for Green
vi l e.
2: 10 1' M --No. .52. Daily for Green
ville.
S: IS P1 M No. 55. Daily for Green
ville.
.141el1ing of 'horill Society.
A\ huIsiniess l1e4eting of the l2aurens
Cloral society has ieel all(ed for
'I'l T 'ues(iay ntigh t . at 7 ::0 o'clock.
in Ihe l''irst Methodist cilkoai.h for the
I pillpose tit dis(icuss nbg u'lans for the
future. Thef' memberh1s of the ,ocily are
ER COMPANY'S
y argains
ECIAL
W~en's Suits look good,
cial $17.00
"ECIAL
A\rt in Tailoring, Schloss
M4en.
0 to $27.50
'ECIAL
tyle Stetson Hats. $3.00
"ECIAL
urnishing, all the new up
'ECIAL
quality full length Rain
5.00.
are your store. Leave
undles with us.
ounty Fair and
)avis-,
irged to attend and give their support
to whatever undertaking may be de
Aded uponl.
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('ard of Thanks. *
IEditor The Advertiser:
Vili you allow Ulle to express
through your paper my sicere and g
hearty thanks to the good people ofC
Laurens couity for their great kind
ness during the sickness and death of
my mother? The people were espec- H
lally kind, and I ama fully appreciative.
Alay Divine blessings be upon each
one of themn.
With every good wish to you, I am,
Yours truly,
(Rev.) Charles Haddon Nabers. E
Prosperity, Octo. 9, 1914.
Ladies who are nervous, weak and
discouraged from lon- standing all- I
mients in the generative organism will
find relief and thl speedy restoration
of health and strength in DR. SIM
MON'S SQUAW ViNI. WINE. It Is a
wonan's mnedicille. It quiets infliun
niation, eases pain and puts the body
in luie vigorous colditiloll. Price $1.0)
per bottle. Sold hv all druggists.
CAPTAIN RODGERS <
COMMANDS DELAWARE.
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Photo by Auiw-ricnn Press Associaton.
The lwelaware, which Captain Wil
liamn 1. l,111d,14.rs entuma11.nds under Roear
Admiral Fletcher. has t welity-fril
11ine. She Is of :2n.,.Jo tonls.
glils 11114 I :t1) I lsiip of thie i4t I
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To get the gentinue, call for full name. LAXA.
TIV4 EInROMOQUININE. Look forfliguntiue of
H. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stolps
cough and hendache. and wolks off cold. 65c.
$25.00 F
FOR A L
BlaRne' S eC
IS "HE"
SEE '
"HIM" rJ
Starting at 11 a. mn., Thursdi
We will place on Exhib
of the World and on Frid
some hours.
$25 in Gold to the Ma:
can make Blanke's "Mechar
Proclaimed by Press and Pu
vention .A man in looks b
Make Our Ston4
Ropei
Honor Iol, Cross HIA School. *
Sepitembehr, 1914. *
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First Grade-lloraeo McSWain, Mar
iret Hasor. leleil Griffin, Lorine
Second Grade-Gussie Lee Harihnon,
ladys Thompson, deorge, Klugh,
cuben Austin.
Third Grade-Vera Lowe.
Fourth Grado-Alma Coleman, John
la Austin, Myrtle' Black, May Ilitt,
essie Hitt.
Fifth Grado-Lillian Lowe. Sarah
lukes, Laura, King, Anna Belle 11111.
Seventh Grade-M mma J. Dial, Sarah
arley, Nellie Hitt, B. R. Austin.
Tenth Grade-James Guthrie, Alee
rown.
40THER! IS CHILD'S
STOMACH SOUR, SICK?
F fonlgue Is coated or if cross, fever.
1-sh. conselpated frilie "Calluornfa
Syrup of Figs."
Ion 't scold your fretfiul, peevish
hild. See It tongue is coated; this is
sure sign its itle stoniaclh, liver
Ild lowels are (logged witi sour
'a ste.
Whin list less, pale, feverish, lull of
old, breath hod. throat sol(( doesn't
at. sleep or act n:tuilrally. has stoi
cliache, in(digestiol. dinarrhoen , give
I easpoolul 'lol I " al iforia SyruipIi of
'is." l l in a few hourIsi all tli foill
ra-iste the itll :111(d rtni'iIntiig
1)O4 1 ntse olit of the ho)yecls anid
oil hanv a will anid pltayglI I hiild
gain. lChiidrea1 love thi. harmess
fru-Iit. Ila alive." and1 mlothf enn rel Itst
asy a1f:''zr givilg. it Ie('ia se it ilever
i1s to ma ke their lillii "inisides"
leani am111d sweet.
Keewp It halify. .\olothu-! H1\ f L !itte l
n1 today SaIv'es a1 Sich chiidt tIlIIlorrow.
lit get. tle gciitiiv. \sk yoir drug.
ist folr a . 5-ceit bottle ofr "Califor
it SyI-u 1 or igs" wlicl , has dillrve
lon1s for hablies. childreni and forl
rowl-ips plainly oil tie bottle. lHe
wiember thereo or. counlterfeits Sold
ere, sO rety look anmd so( tlat yours
- Imie by ithle "CaIlifori a Pig Syruill
iolipaly." Ilaind ilack willi coltempt
Ily other fig syllip.
Makes Partial Payment.
Magistrate W. T. Crews, who was
rdered at tlie last tormi of coiit t
lake rest it ut ion to the county of
bio(it $60; alleged to lave' beeni d1iiu4
s a result of a shortage in his an
liunlts, made a pia3'iililt. of $190 to the
ouinty tre'Isu'ri l'riday, the date set
y thei( i co ritli whenl the paylielnt was to.
1)(1be1n met. Theo attornelys. for, the
teward
AUGH!
0anical Man"
IS "IT"
A
DUMMY
st M.a
- - ABSEE
ty, and again at 3:30 p. m.
ition The Eighth Wonder
my and Saturday at the
2, Woman or Child who
tical Man" Laugh.
blic a most wonderful in
ut a machine in action.
3 Headquartens
Cor
nagistrate had previously secured an
rder extending payment of $300 of the
imount until Fegruary 1st. It is ox
ceted that the magistrate will meet
lie balance of the amount due Friday
vithin ia few days.
HOW TO SECURE 1
Clib campaign. Thiry days' notic
of a tie for any premium, tie pre
vi(ed.
OUR PIlICES V1TA, IENi
il li:-ii!.NllI0t: It, will not cost y
us. Our prices stay just as low
bargains. Our goods will still b(
Ituality. There is every reason
trading at ou r store. I ooster Cc
for produce or InI se1ttvleet of 0
Thp N111e ti arrive Ill I f
to our11 Store to see it.
Einer iiYour Naim( or. the Name
1114 Ilostr 1 11ub and omme(' telee
live of anly per11son actively connlee
to .ioinl Ithv looster l.
.Se the Ad next woek which wi
l'ia.
.\iule ev Satulrday .\fternloc
eris W i l N) oul.
Good For 1,000
J. C. Burns & Company,
to Nominate a, a Member in y(
I understand this is mfely
obliggt'e me
N am e........... ... .... ......
Date ........... Addi
/(Only One t<
1no /Y
fliFill out, cut out and111 mai or1 1
sample nomliniatlonl Coupon.)
J. C. Burns
The Boo:
Laurein
DAVIS-ROPER C
Fair Day I
SPECI
All Wool Serge D
Black. New styles Tui
Girdles, Embroidered Co
Special $E
SPECU]
{New Sty 'e Ladies'
Suits. Asso# ted colors.
SSpecif $9.95, $1(
SPECII
All Wool Serge Skirt
Russian Tunic. Special
SPECI)
54-in Long Black CI
cial $3.75.
SPECIJ
54-in Long Black
Special $5.00.
-Visit us when you c<
Let us show you our mai
~. You will be
n pan
Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Vour druggist will refund mnoney it PAZO
DINTMENT fatls to cure any case of Itching,
Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles in6to I4days.
rhe &tst application gives Ilase and Redl. S0C.
'IS PIANO FREE!
Cut out the coupon In this
advertisement, fill it In pro
perly, mall or bring it to our
store. Then buy your goods at
our store; get your friends to
buy, and have your friends to
get their friends to buy. Col
lect all their 'Booster coupons
and place them to your own
credit in our Booster Club bal
lot box. With your frionds'
help you can set are several
hundred dollars' worth of
Booster coupons every month.
This capital prize will be giv
en to the Booster securing the
greatest number of coupons be
fore the close of the Booster
e of close will be given. In case
miui will be sold andi money di
AIN AS LOW AS F0VIiR.
u one penny more to trade with
-hesides, we offer many special
of the sa.me thoroughly reliable
why you should do all of your
upons givenl for ea!lh purchases.
Id accounts.
.!W days. Watch for it and come
of lome 1riend as a niein i nIII
Saving Copons. No near rela
:-d with ouit store will lie allowed
il explain hlow to get thte IHowoter
. I hnen to lusie While the
Booster Coupons.
Booster Club S:ore, I wish
ur Booiter Club
a nomination, ani does not
in any way.
..............................
> a Member)
ring to our store or use this as it
& Company
ter Store
s, S. C.
OMPANY'S
largains
AL
resses, Navy and
riic Models, Satin
ilars and Cuffs.
i
and Misses Coat
.00, $12.50
s, Black and Navy,
$3.50.
hL
eviot Coat. Spe
hL
Pony Skin Coat.
>ne to the Fair.
iy Bargains.
welcome|