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RED IRON RACKE Sells Same Goods for Less Money. More Goods for Same Money. B We list only a few items from our immense stock. Our two Hih prices kicked out Buy your Goods at Red iron RacketofRdrnRaktTw and save 15 to 35 per cent. This say- stores in Laurens have now a completc stock of very near any- SoRes in Lare. Two ing is just like making money in the StoresnindLaurensnselng United States Mint. ing you may need. Come and.look through. same goods for less money Red-E-IHot. Red-li-Hot Re E Palm Beach Suits-Special this week. Kee) eoOl, wear a (rood Wok Sits .39 Speil lot 0 il ins I. I t 0 1 genuine Palm Beach Suit .... .... .... $5.48 and $6.39 $.0 value Cosets............ ............ .. .98 8v qualty AIroiI ('itilial Men's blue Serge Suits. guaranteed quality, special this w eek .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 7.95 len's Sitinmor Coats, Alpaca atnd MIohairs, Now keep i1a cool, from .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1.98 to 3.95 $1.00 u ase.............................79 t.his week.......... 26 pieces Allutminum plated wirl-(e, 6 knives, 0' forks, 6 t-a- $2.0( Suit ( ........ ................ 1.48 12 1-2v antl I l)ess (,,Ie ble spoons, 6 teaspoons, I sugar sliell, I butter knife. 50c Silk Ilose, liis week........................ .25 SoeciaI lit EAIIIhroide, L e 26 ic set only..........................ose. s ial.............................15 2 6y ' E ir s t o l . 0L n , C l v h t a n d b lod d y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 571 ( v s - Boy's Oeirts and Bo(l .... .....................25 ? *inig lress .2 InI .i4oide8v Boy's Overvls I.... ......... .... .... ....... .25 and .48 RE I) 110,11 I'IRICES ili Ill low itt Shoes,. ( losinl ' ort ()I ].It al I sas Midt hI'mt Il)% at Hed II ot PI fees .98, 1.25, 1.48. 1.95 o uS 2.50 I Ild~lci. i Sun Ints .... ........ .... ..... .... ..... ... .. ....10 lilt Ihits wiji t .+.t. . ... 75e value ('orsets .... ..... .... .... .... ..... ... .48 Lea! i ici ; hl--", You know. illy now at 11(- I R"it k et Vill St I I.Its Children's Hose .... .. ...... .... ......... .05, .10 to .18 at bed Hit Prices. i'mv (ailjivs ig Ie mind blue Ilandkerchies .... .... .... .... .. .05 1e (tIitlilty Androscogginil Bleaingi this week .... .. .08 MEN'S lllSS Sl 1. i l9 One special lit 10 v quality Lawns this week .......... .05 Sh'lt Ii................. .... .... .... .... .25 10 hHh Iutli s i.. n's W ork 'aiti anld )reiss P'ants. special lot id $1.25 ;S( Shut Pullman. loI ......................... .48 2-1 1 to $1.50 Panits. now. ...... .... .... .... .... .... 1.00 .41 -(IS u ts. I 'm- .75 hv t1, Spoeial lot Dress Pants. worth tip to $2.25. voin- choice 1.50 1 h...... Mlen's line Tailired )res lhints, special this week $2.39 q)spial values..................18. mid .25 2 .tic hI . ... to $3.98 flor lte $6.0 kind. M eii Slitii rii I it- ven. special. .... .............20 2 ' i 'l ig values in Ioy's Suits.... .... $1.25. $1.98 uip to $4.95 Other i.............. .... . . . 29 and .38 12 .elly T mb 45nler ......... ....4... .... .... ....t.29 12 s t I'ates g od).... .... .... .. .. ..... .... .... .0 5liiI W . oI i u i S u i .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ... 10val i es i . 5lI am noto .... .... .... . ... . ... .... ... . . 5 t o 'e st .p .. .39.... 1 8 $1 -. 1 * Jl ap np6 n ow11.;1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .1 9 5 21 t * , * , * * * t * * ' , *. . .. .. . 2 :I5e dapanese ling. Ysa .. .4.l .... .... .... .... . . .98 er and gin in ~etal. ileui ng out all low iiut shoeis now.~ 250 quality Tn ble O il ('l th .... .. .... .... .... .. .39...1.5 L i es, S i vi t. 4 al 05 m, i .0 ($ l d y ard -w id e lib.... i...h .... .... .... .... ... . . . .0 6 r l. \ l l ll .7l 35 v- W ork Shirts hi st)eilt .... .... .... .. . ....I.. .43 .. i li.. $1.00 vkeralls. bet I.... .... .......................89 .\ll niilli.o i o0 at bed it ..... .... .. .895 (11c Midt gr i '110,. chbe lil ................. mG.ood or kli hi rt .... .... .... ...... .... . . . 1 , .39 $r.5 vailue Corset .. . . . .. .. . . . . .0.9 25('-~ valueli Covt ....Cil1 .... ... .... .... .... ... .47 ("ood~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Y.oodid Ifandkerchiefs ... ... . .... .... .... .... .056C EA I ~ 'TN (,l,. 50(- ~~~~~ ~ ~ $10 Wuit Case .... .... .... ....fn.I iw rh $ .) o .... .... ... $.79 1 411 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~$.00 Suit-ak.tse .... .... .... .... .... .... ... .. 1.48lmlvf-isl- llta 61 1 1P *-"tl 00v50 Silv< Curtain'hi weekil .... .... .... .... ....... .25])1 LDon't spend a Red Cent Until o get to the Red ron Racket. . .ou will be g.... for C . he ' v $:.& a nd :1.50k ind 1000 BARGAINS ALWAYS BUSY. THERE'S A REASON Fi-O -0- BAIXG A1N on ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~a Bee Ilotow l'm0lom:0 ,1Mices.1111 J.eC. hBR haNS ...... ....... PA NY.4 2 No. 1 Store 210 West Lauren St. Next i rspecial valups ...o. ...tor 10 South Sid ofPbi.25r,0 B imn l tn 310G'N T IEil1 El, NE WS. * Moun t Ilethel, .11une 21.---The rm 4rs of this section are very busy with their rops now, but will soon have them in 1ilne order. Crops are better in this part of the (ounty than they have been for several years. Near ly everyhody has wheat aid oa ts sown aid harvosted. .1. ii. ('ar isle has bNICil. and is still thrashiig. Some in Ih~s neighborhIood are eaIting new hom:-g rou id lour, ground at .\lr. 1)ick SlIlivan's mill and it Is, flie. Alrs. It. A. Sm11ith, wit il aster Car lisle aitd litile step-daultglhter, Conii e May, after spending two weeks with her parents, .\lr. and M rs. .1. 11. Car Iisle, has rtoiued to her home in Olanta. The annual Children's Day exercis es will he ld at Mt. Hiethel S~aturday, 26th. rTe choir. led by Mrs. Allen Sullivan, met and practiced the songs for the occasion at Mr. 1. II.-Carlisle's Sunday. Everybody is invited to at tend. * *U S V C C e e e ee e e * * ,ONES NEWS. * * * ese ee e e e.... e Jones, June 21.-Owing to the indis position of Presiding Elder Meadors, .ev. R. F. Moris, of Ninety Six, presid ed over the recent quarterly meeting held at Kings Chapel. Mr. John Wesley Gambrell has his bottoms in fine condition. Mr. Walter Manley lost a fine horse recently. Walter and Frank Jones harvested a fine oat crop. Mr. 0. L. Graham .1as some flne corn. Rev. J. B. Connelly preached a splen ditd sermon to an appreciative audi ence on second Sunday night. It was our good fortune to attend Children's Day at Bethany church, on 'the 12th inst. rhe attendance was large, exercises were splendid and ev ?try one had a delightful time. Mr. Jun Iullock presided and addresses V, ere Ialde Iy Dr. W. T. Jones, Rev. N. It. Claekson, an(d Presiding Ilider M ca dors. One is to be congratulated Whose good fortunie It is to be Ole guest. of generous hospitality. We are gratefilI to the Normans, Wells, id locks, \'ieills, llenjamins, M.\ilfords and others who were so kind and colteolus to us. We cherish the hope of repeating our vis1i. We recently met the following friends: Mr. Sanuitiel Hasoir and .\lr. Ilryson of .\l0111tville, 'ld 111ght. of (reeviille, Capt. .Joiln Miller and Mills Davenport of ( reein wood and ll gene Martin of Donalds. We are Indebted to flentile Brown, .lohn (rant, J. A. lill]. Charley Mar I (:3, ' reston ll ichey, Wade I 1'ollari'd, 'John C(othrian, L. M. Ward, Wade Jen 11ns, Wesley Gaines, Lauirens I ald wi. Win. Da ven port, and Beacham a nd Ile-y for recent kind favors. .\liss Wynona lliley Is attending the Panalia 1xposition. .\lr. Ierley 1111 made a fine crop of wheat. Ware Shoals and Donalds crossed bas Sattfrd(y. The score was 9 to I in favor of Ware S.hioals. In the (leat h of Major .1. L. White, Greenwood couity is called upon to 111ouri'n the loss of one of ler best eIt Izens. As soldier, statesman, citizen, an1d in all the relations of life, le was as true as steel. We tenderly sym, pathize with the bereaved family. Mr. Joseph Jones of Greenwood, ae companied by Mr. Walter Richardson, of Abbeville, honored its with an ap lreclativo visit yesterday. Joe was reared in this community and his friends will be glad to learn that lie is a Very successful farmer. The farimiers have been very busy, and crops are now In good condition. Constipation Cured Overnight A small dose of Po-Do-Lax tonight and you enjoy a full, free, easy bowel movement it the morning. No griping, for Po-Do-Lax is Podophyllin (May Apple) without the grie. Po-Do-Lax corrects the easue of Constipation by arousing the Liver, increasing the flow f iile. ile Is Natu re anti septic iln thle b~oweCls. \\ ith prOoer amloul n( of1 bile, digestion in howels Is perfect. No gas, no0 ferme3n1(ta ion1, 110 colstip'tion. Dan't he sick, lervous, irria'le. Get a bottle of Il)o-Lax from yourp ( rug gIst now and cure yotir constipaillon ove'nl ight. *. * * * * * * * * ** * * *. *. * *, W.\TTiS MIL, NE IWS. ** Watts Mil, .1une 21.-On last l''r day afternoon the infant child of \I: an11d Mrs. I 'am1111er \Westerne r died and was hauired Saturday. .lr*. .loil 'i'i31nblin hias rettirned froill Spartanburg, where lie was a gradu - ate of the Textile School. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Martin have re tirned froI a visit t lieir (iaughter at Greenville. Mrs. Ill a GauIltney and Mrs. Johnt Mart in are visiting their o1101her in Columbia. .Mu1r. G. W. Lame'1bert 1 and Mr. I'ugene WVatts of Goldville, were visitrs here Sunday. On last 'lhit rsday night 'Mr. C. It. Hoho, of Latirens, made an address al Lucas Avenue Haptist cliirch. Pri day night Mr. Wilkens, of Greenville, made an address at the church. Siu day morning Mr. T. o. Lawton, also of Greenville, made an address. All of the services were greatly enjoyed. MlIr. Taiimnge Patterson, of Lanford, was visiting here last week in his new Ford. Mr. John Morris visited Warrior Creek church Sunday. Mrs. K'tmily Branlett, of Greenville, Is spending a few weekh here with her daughter, Mrs. Meva Hobo. Mr. Will Gollghtly and son, Horace, sient Satirday and Sunday in Simip sonville. Misses Claudia Cothran and Annie Hell Thornton spent Saturday and Sunday in Clin1toni. A good many have been attending the services at Laurens Mill. May God bless Bro. Little and his co-workers. 'Tlie public Is invited to the Fourth of July celebration here. nlouncied, the Inr g o bo very soonl. The wedding will lake place at the htome( of .i r. lilla C row on Smyth streel. Nvors (if I n:rvsldemirS are ha-11-1 'o Ete t blo d Is h . :nes I I I y. \\henl tin., i to do th Ii s 11 . kid I' S cc N! 'A; Iney tiu e I k.it ( 1acknehe :l 1114. #qi(Il I h k eyi i volls 11. fllow; e follow; tig a((ol i of lie t* vx vlel ill irne, 1i l Slhe St "lY kid' s acted too freely and the seeretiots Were unnairal. I was hardly able to get around1(1 on ;aWoni u of tIhe pains iI my back. .\iy limbs were swollei and so we - my hands and feet. \hetn I was ' dvised to Itso Doa n's Kidiley Pills, I Id and all the aillmen ts left mue. .\l vIdneys got ior mtal. too." O\'l1ER TIME) :ARs IlATI-R, Mrs. TettmpleIt " si ' have every hilt as muchVI faithl In D'un11's Kidney Illis to day as whtentI I lreviously recomniitild ed Ithem. Whlenvet'r I have notieed I slight returl of kidnev trolible, dIle to i'ld, Doan's Kidney Pills have given Ie promIpt rliet." Price 50c, at all dealers. 'Don't sim lily ask for a kidney remedy -gct Doan s Kidney 11P11 Is--t lie same that Mrs. Tnemtleton had. roster-M liuri Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. CHEER UP That Tired (routchy Feeling Means a Lazy Liver. Lh,-Ver-Lax will clear you out. and make you feel fine and dandy again. It is just as effective as calomel, but has none of its well known disagreeable after effects. LIfs-Ver-Lax elimInate poIsons, cleanses the system, anI clieves con stipadton in a thor Igh/I but pleasant manter. A little alj.n regularly, means consIstent le I' and no doctor Gumarantee. Every hottle bearing the likeness of L. K. Grigsby, Is guaran Ieed to give satisfaction or your money will be returned. Fot sale here in 50V and $1 size bottles at Laurens Drug Co. * * * * * * * * * * * e * * ** , Ii T011 v \I:W *j * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * Hoetio have bee ;il b sy t- a"st ovrlweeks con)(tinering. G ner-a! ain and clititing grainu. \tii .t itt inII lof li on Saiir a Lite, a '(I15 Iitiii( IO 1)1li 8 Ptiiaii FVi' fitrnie li o cV herh or SaIuriny after a weeki's ii to her r.n, .\Mr. t. . . Lat inler. Ir. and .\liMis. (C l ( 1.1rson and childn ((i ni Saturhay night. and Suniiday with .\Ir. T. a. Igirts and fain ily at the h\'oodrow 'ilson section . .\iss Florence flox, of, Spartanhurg seet a few days of ]last wck w.il her vrandparvnts, .\r. adl .\It's. .1. \\. .\ioore and o (h r relitives. Dr. Cooperl and wife and \Irs. i.lr Cil. hert sonl and daliiter, spent S utn dh itiy t hoei of L r. and .\lrs. 1,. a . tin.ertson. .\rs. Alif(e( Crawford, of Anderson, 14; spending awhile w%-ith her1 Sister, .\rs. It. .\. L-atimer. .\Itr. and .\rs. Clarence .\artin spent Suinday with .\Itr. ando .\rs. Otis .\l in. Misses Pearl and Myrtle 'ulthertson visited Ilivr grandmother, .\Mrs. II. B. Coley re>cently. Messrs Roy Ciulhertson and C ray Cooper visited Messrs Floyd and Gary Godfrey Sunday. Mr. Ilenry Pinson spent Sunday at the home of Mr. T. .1. Cooper. Mr. .tle Cooper visited at the home of Mr. A. 11. Thome Sunday. Mr. 11. M. (ulhertson spent Satui day and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Y. .1. Cib er! son. Miss Pearle Culhierson spent Sun day with M.Ir. L,ou ('ul hert soil and daughter. .\Mr. T. .1. Cooper is attending court this week. Why not send in your s1uscription renewal ot) \Y? Don't put at of' any longer. + * * *4 ** 4 * * , * *. \I A 'l :ll.t,0 N -:E *1' * 2c . 'u . I; l're. antd Mn, - . . lun ree t:~lto Ninety r a d:t ' s i to .\ . \\. \' har :i and Falnjiy. i - .'' e ur e a dI'l '%vc n.~t'v . I heiy :l, d eithi~a!.i vii fa' Vr sn 'r 1 ii V, I 1.r w MI r . :, f .\ r. r I \ s \V. .\l. I Ien A r . I I n And11cr.,oll. .1r.. an I hI - d:T u- I ilIi rou-11rn Irn i oc k IlIi! IIls \%eevk wh% re I hIeCII(Y limre been N ! i I inIIg relative-s f~or severall weeks. .\tlisst's Irn k. llniel of 1a WeOsi, -.nid Zelle Gtoodman of Iarris Sprngs, a re vi ting .\ vs. .\IaIt ie, % llI('drsol Air...C. Smith h11 las retu11r d from Columbia w hcre he ;:wnI several days last weck. The Con. i-ssional candidat's have been invite'd to Waterloo and they ex piwet to speak hiere nlext. SatIIur day, -l11n. '2tith. The exeteises will be hield in the park and will begin prompt.l.y a in O'CliOCk. .\fter th speaking a barbeeie. It old fashIon kind. will he on IthI,. porgram. A large crowd is expected in town oln that day. )on't fail to come and enjoy the day. * ** ** ** * * *** * *** * TYLlitSVILLE NEWS. * ** * ** * *** * ** * * * * Tylersville, .June 21 .-Rev. Joe Wood, of Greeiville. preahed a very interesting sermon, at Langston Sun day. Mlsses Nellie and 11th Poole, of. Cornelia, Ga., and Miss Nelle Payne, of Laurens. spent tle week-end witi 'ir. and irs. '. P. Poole and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. 1. Cooper and hil dren, from near Ora, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mattie Clark andI family. Mr. T. P. Poole an( daughter, Miss Fannie, were in Lauirens Friday. Mr. Will Clark, of Greenwood, spent t week-ild ii relatives here. Mr. William Peterson was In Lau rens Saturday.