Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 . - AwA The T.ouverrpe T adie Pppi ari Ot chestra. vwith ''Believe Me" at the Ope Ioue criday, Nov, mber 6. They 4hy a free enerf on the tre, a. > V u a * * * * * * * * * * * * *****. * * * DIALS NE~WS. * * - 1)laIs, Nov. '2.--The play at Gray Court Friday evening was largely at tended by our young people, all of whom reported a nice time. Mrs. S'mith Boyd and little daughteI have returned to their home in Geen-, wood, after I pleasint visit with Mrs. H. Y. Si'nmions and family. Miss Sallie Brownlee spent several (lays last week, with her sister Mrs. W. S. Bolt of Hendersonville. Mr. and Mrs. L. Rt. Brooks attend ed the fair at Columbia last week. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Switzer, who have been residing in Laurens for the past several months are now with the former's parents. Mr. James Roberson of lonea Path, is at the home of his parents now, sick yith typhoid fever. Lie is getting on nicely however. and we hope tor him a speedy recovery. Misses Jewell Cury and Marie Cur ry of Lander, came upI Saturday on a visit of several dlays with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curry and Mrs. Ida Curry Mr. andi Mrs. John Abererombie and son, Miss Luree Abererombie. Miss Sallie Brownlee, Messrs 1. M. Ilellams. Harris Curry and Arthur Harris were visitors in Laur'ens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. 1). Harris visited Mrs. Mary Ann Balle and family in Laurens last week. Mrs. Davenport and daughter, -Eun ice, of Belton, were recent visitors of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Lditle Abererombie and family spent Sunday. with Mr. John Roherson and fa mily. irs. .1. T. (illesple and eh'ldren of Greenville, spent Ihe w(ek-eniid with '' Mr. iirris Vurry an d fa, ily. Mrs. Iattie Willis, Townes Willis. and Master .John. of Owings, were' vis Itors of Mi. Isaae Owing.s and fan.ily Siuilday. -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owiings and children of omitan iInn, were Stn day visitors of Mr. Arthur Hi rrs and faimuily. Mr. Shell Owings is oni a visit to his mother, \irs. Neenie Owings now. Miss Nell M,,'aII wa\s tihe W .I . .0 guest of Misses Fannie and Sallie Brownlee. Miss Emma Harris has returned from a visit of several days with rela tives in Laurens. Mr. William Gray of Gray Court and Mr. C. F. Brooks of Laurens, spent Sunday with Mrs. L S. Brooks. * RABUIN NEWS, * - 4 Rabun, Nov. 2.-Mrs. Mamie Allen and Nannie Kate Armstrong, of lau rens, were visiting in this and hterna and Eden communities last week. Miss Alli0 Babb, after sPending the sumi;imer months in Ash'ville, ret uned to her home last 'Tueslday. Mr. 1Ladie Bolt. and fa.'nily of IHen dersonville section visit'd Mrs. Pleas I;olt and family Satulrday night and Sunday. Mr. ZAb Vaneo and family of Owings spent. Sunday with Mrs. LIzzlo Cheek. M1rs. Melvina Abererombie is vis;it Ing, her dia iglier Mis. 'anI Willis of Gceorgia who is seriously sick. Mr. Archie Ow:ings, (ay Cour't R. F. D. I carrier, attended service at Rabuni Sun11day. Misses Nannie Ka to lludgens and 10sther Fowler of iaurenls. sient Sat urday night and R10unday with Misses Ruet. and Martha Wolff. Mr. Furiman Coleman of Woodruff visited Mr. Laurens Mahon S'turday niighib andt Sunday. Mi'. Clatude Wasson and fami'y spent '2unday w ''h Mi's. Rebecca ,)v'.n, A iinmb r e'I the yourg Jeople at t(nndedl the 5,::ablo at Miss (Co a .. lock s fahuu'aiay night. \li'. Haorley Abercromble was nin a' rens Saturday on 'business. Mr. Anderson Abercromibio of Hick ory Tavern section spent Saturday night at thie home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baldwin's. Mr. Solomon Mahaffey of Eden soe tiont spent Sunday with Mr. -Dennis Owens. * ** *JON SS NEWg. * Jones, Nov'. 2.---NIrs. Earle M. Caine andi Mastei' Jones Caine are visiting Mrs. (I. W. Jenkins in Columbia. Miss Anniae H ughecs lias returined frem a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Anderson. Mrs. (I. L. Grmham anti school took in'the fair a. Greenwood Friday. They report a royal time. Mr. .T. A. Arnolil of Waterloo. wnn~ In a visit to Florence. Sihe':1 llo.1ham 1 :' Lander College. Spewt the weelk-eld w hh l liormefolks. .\lr. Archie.l DAllas of Corbin. Ky., is on a visit to his parenuts, Rev. and .\r.. A.L. DaIllas. .\lesa Walter AL., Frank P., and George W. .loncs attended the "wild Wt"C. show in (Ireenwood last' Wed Mr. Toi Irvin of liurens is on a visit to lis; grandpnarents, lion. and Mirs. .1. F. Morrison. Miss Belle .Jones left last week to talie charge of ler- school at. 1 iartsville 'Mr. C. L,. Fith of' Abbeville, wcas the guest of M. W. If. 11111 recently. Dr. W. Towne% Jones vislted in Greenwood last Friday. .lrs. A. 0. Dul-ant r.nd two beauti utI children, little .iIss Nellie and Master Ceylon, or .Athens. Ga., are the guests of Irs. Durant's mother, Mrs. F. M. Bughardt near Ware Shoals lrs. A. C. Durant and children of Athens. Ga., who is visiting her girl hood- home, near Ware Shoals, will leave Saturday for Lake City to visit Mrs. S. W. Nettles, and Georgetown to visit Rev. and Mrs. W. .1. i)urant. Big Muscal Play ('olmur. 'ihe question arises, why is the sue (ess of Billy S. Clilford in the vlever musical satire "Blelieve Me." Several good reasons might he given, in fact myriad nu..nbers of them, but the con sideration of a few of the most essen tial will (10 here. First--Care has beenl exercised to get a bill that will make rn instantaneous imlression 111o11 the people before whomln it is :>resented. There is nothing at all in I1 bill of "lelieve Ale" lacking to make it complete in every detail Tle story is pretty, carefully worked out. the climaxes are right to the point aid cleverly worked up to. The co.-I edy well defined and pure, the song numbers are up to the minute Fee onld-Choice of a lead was carefully considered and no better one could b.. secured than 11111 S. Clifford, \%uo handles the title role. Clever to the extreme as a comedian. Third--In selecting a supporting company to a most capable lead, only the very best talent possible was to be secured and one only needs to see the show to real ie that such is the case. FDach mem ber -back of Mr. Clifford has been es pecially selected for some one peculiar ialification necessary, when com bined with thb balance of the company to niake one complete whole strong in the presentation of the production. Here are three good reasons why thi company is having such unprecedent ed success in their latest creation. They will be seen at the Opera o101s on Friday, November 6th. The Columbia Record of October 25th has the following to say. Billy Clifford at the head of his own (om pany pleased two audiences at the Co hmblia yesterday and h and his Co workers were given a cordil recept iou at both performances. As a special feature this season Mr. Clifford is carrying a lady band and orchestra. They will play a concert on the streets of Laurens at 2 P. M. Seat sale now on at Ray's drug store, prices 50c, 75c andl $1.00. MANY 1WINED LIVES Hlundreds can point to the use of calomel as the cause of physical deC cay. Its strenuous effects upon liver, kidneys and even the heart' are known to every prActicing physician. Medical science has fou md a vegeta ble compound that eli inntes the ploisons from the lIver aA d accumula tIons from the bowels a safer andl san~er way than do calomel and leaves no ill ter-7cts. Thlis remedy I th form of C'RIS BY'S 14V-V10R-l AM is a proven suc cess. It Is for a in 50c andl $1.00 bottles by Lauren rug Co. who guar' antees to refund purchase price if you warnt it. It is always lrotected by the likeness of L. K. (lrigsby. Decspondl~ey Duem to) Indiigest 1on. -it is not at all sur tprising that per sons wh'lo have indigestion bec:ne dis8 cofiraged and desponident. I iere are a few words of hope and cheer for them by Mrs. Bilanche Bowers, Indiana, Pr. "For years my (digontinn wna so nna0 'h at , I ((tid only eat iihe lighie. o I triled everything ta a io 'et reli0r. i not. tltii 61-bout a yea r :Ago wh.i I saw Chabielain; Taicts aletrd and Vol a1 blille of them,!. .;Id I find the rig.t treau; :ent. I soon eg:a:: to improve, and since taking i. ew bottleos (if them iuly div(Pesion im line." FoI nile by all deailerS. Huge Election Ticket, The Advertiser has received from Mr. J. S. Martin, a forr.er Laurena (ounty "'.\" now living in Portlaidnd, Ore., a copy of an election ballot which was to have beii voted in the general CeAion yesterday. It Is such a large' afinir that if one of the Laurens coun ty voters should receive it through lihe malls ie would porbably think that he was receiving a bargain circular from some of the progressive Laurens stores. The ballot is printed (n soH ter paper and is almost as wide as a page of The Advertiser and is thirty inches long. Provision is made on it to ballot for United States, state, dis trict and county officers besides ,on twenty-eight constitutional amend fents by a referendum vote. Oregon Is credited w)th being very far ad vanced in her election laws witih her Australian ballot system and provi sion for the Initiative and reerrendiuf as to constitutional amnendiments. rhe hallot will be on display in front of ti'e Idle fHour Iictuie Show Ioday. Confedernie Crosses., The following con fedora v ,- V.-terans are.( reqiuestedI to (-alI at th1( hornev oi, Mr.s. Joh n P. Wloit, (62 S'iuth liarper strcel. and secure Confe(idrate cross,-., which now\ await, theml thierce;le'. W. Coilier, W. I,. Allison, Z. V. GarrI tt, JOhn 13. Manlley, W. G;. Jones, Ml. L. Nelson, WV. Gi. Watlkins, Wmn. 1). Sulli vanl, ). Ml. Senn. .1. W. Taylor, W. 11. Davenport, Ml. T. Chanoy. Where i veteran is uiable to apply for the cross in person he may aut horize somneone to secure Rt for him. Ci THE AT OLI TH In, whioh TFillS ATTRACTION G4UARANTIEEDR BY TIlE ENTIlRE PRENS' OF~ 'I'lE, (C)UN' +SEATS AT RA3 E--I * ;A CHASE THE CHILL FROM THE BREAKFAST ROOM PEJIFAT]Q SMOKELE NEATERS STA RT the Perfection Heater going five minutes before , the breakfast hour; by the time the.family gets down the whole room is warm and co y. -'he food tastes better - everybodyf /s >ett It's a bully morning send-off for the whole family. 'i'he Perfection is an ever-ready comfort. It is light - you carry it wherever extra heat is needed - sewing-room or cellar, bedroom or parlor. It burns kerosene - easy to handle and inexpensive -- and costs nothing when not in use. It is smokeless and odorless. At hardware :med furniture stores everywhere. L.ook for the Triatigle Trade-Mark. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Washington, D. C. (NEW JERSEY) Charlotte, N. C. Norfolk, Va. Charleston, W. Va. Richmond, Va. BALTIMORE Charl*ston, S. C. J no. W. Ferguson C. C. Featherstone * .W. B. Knight AugustusI G. art "I was taken with a severe Attorney at Law I 1:~d~heand cold, which PeRO1JSON, FEATIIERST'ONE & KNIOIT a tir-ally brought on constipa- Attor eys Liaw BANK OF LAURENS, LDl. tiort and bowel trouble. Physics of a!' knd.; were Lau ,S. C In ofice recenidlo :ewffled by John X. used, and w e ver o,'Cd Prompt and careful attention given Cannon, deceased. to rsort to t fountain toll business. enta usiness Cyr:e sr ) N. B. Dda Aecover Palmetto Bank. d rinkr 11 .. r ou like w-.1, t c.r, Practice lit sill State ('ou . but it .d 110 good. ",:Ats j.____------ - - - -- - t rs were p-e. Aftcr 5-Iups()l. Cooe- & lab g thjree hlj es of Petvua A. C. DIAY, I consider mycelf entirely wcl!." Mr. John B. Cal) frs, DIALT&oTOD Worth,;DIAL & TODD .Att at Law, N*, Atorneys at Law W II practice in all State C'..urtu. * *.to; i ..~ '. 9 ~ " ', ; n te rp rise B a n k I uU d ing , L a u ren s, S .C . p ro m p t atten tio n g ive t t a i u sines . C.LA'Auc1Az CO OL1IOS.PRACTICE rNJ ALL COURTS - PRA C ACures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. A noDO) to loan on Real Estate-Lon Theworstcases,s intterofhowongstanding re cured by ti wonderfu, old reliable Dr. ri P a n a n I~ p~ a atth e s a m e th ue . 25c, 50c, $1.00 USE AN EVENT OV.A TRACTION YOU HAVE BEEN ASKING FOR E SUPREME SUCCESS OF SUCCESSES BY i !MARTLEY MANNERS Lauretto Taylor made a world's reoord f two oonsooutive years In New York DO YOU KNOW?TiEMT That "Peg 0' Mv Ileart" is the greatest comedy sue enas oin the Amr'ean otage? That. the play apeal to DSl(U~Ii every elass of the~tre-goers as no other story in recent CT t)PWUIO years has dlone? That while vou are reading this Peg is a113 auppearing in England, South Africa and Austrin a. That presecnt retur'ts itvlicate the captivatir~g heroine of ''[TIl VJ this reat story wvill add to the .joy of ovetr five million plaiy-goers on fourn continents this year? VISITED) LAUJRENS (S PHARMA CY PRICES: 50c., 75c., $1.00, $1.50