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* NE W.S S * Jones, Oct. 14 RotJ. B. Conmelly, of Princeton filled- '1i$.appontment last night and gave us a:most excellent sermon. He will beibore again on the 2nd Sunday night in 'November and -we cordially.,invite Overyone'to come apd hear this consaorated and talented divine. Mrs. Earle M. Calne, Miss Belle Jones an4. Mrs. Jerry C. Martin were In Greenwood Monday of last week. Our :school. will open on Monday, the 26thnst and we cordially invite all of our friends to have their chil dren ready to enter. Asthas been our custom there- will be, appropriate op ening exercises andt we trust the par ents -will be present, We ektend, toMr. W. C. Jones- and Miss Lula Cochran, who were married on the 6th inst., our warmest congrat ulations. Mrs. E. E. Martin and little Frank, of Strother, are on a visit to her par ents, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones. Our good friend and neighbor,. Mr. E. W. Thompson, is now organist of our Sunday School. He Is a splendid singer and we appreciate his kindness In filling the position. We are very grateful to all our friends for recent kind favors. Those wishing to purchase or rent should come soon. Though somewhat late, we wish to 4tdd our tribute of respect to the muem ory of Mr. Marion Sharp (more famil larly known as Petty), who recently passed away at Donalds. He spent the most of his long, useful and honor able life in this section and was held in the highest esteem .by all of our people. It was our good fortune to attend the association at Mt. Gallagher. Mod erator Bobo and Clerk, Prof. W. P. Culbertson dispatched business rapid ly. Col. J. H. Wharton was a delegate and as is his invariable custom did all in his power to make visitors en joy the occasion. The addresses, reports of commit tees. and discussions were eloquent and instructive. Mt. Gallagher dis pensed a royal hospitality and the Im mense crowd thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. WEALTHY FARMERt SHOT TO DEATH Dr. Lawrence Orr MeCalla, of Ander on, Slain by Another Prominent Man of Same County. Motive Un -known. Anderson, Sept. 11.-Dr. Lawrence Orr McCalla, one of the most promi nent citizens in this section of the State, was shot and killed at 8:30 o'clock Saturday morning by his nephew by marriage, Mr. Feaster I. Jones, another prominent man of An derson county. The shooting occur red in Dr. McCalla's private garage at his home at Starr, 10 miles below Anderson. Immediately after the shooting, Mr. Jones went over to his home, which is about 200 yards distant, and tele p'honed Sheriff Asheley's olfice of *what he had done. *From the facts brought out at the inquest, and from individuals ques tioned privately, it appears that the shooting occurred after a few min utes conversation between Dr. Mc Calla and Mr. Jones. Dr. McCalla had just returned from the station at Starr and it is said that he was prep~aring to come to Ander son. He had one of his neogroes to drive him from the depot, and upon reaching home went into the auto TAKE "CASCARETS" IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS AND CONSTIPATED Best for liver and bowels, bad breath, bad colds, sour stomach. Get a 10-cent box. Sick headache, -biliousness, coated toflgue, head and nose clogged up with a cold-always trace this to torpid liver; delayed, fermenting food in the bowels or sour, gassy stomach. Poisonous matter clogged in the in testines, instead of being cast out of the system is re-absorbed i nto/ the blood. .When this poison reach a thi delicate brain tissue it causes 'onges tion and that dull, throbbing/sicken lng headache. I Cascarets immediately 4anse the stomach, remove the sour,V iidigested -food( and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out all the constijlated waste matter and pois ons in the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep-a 10 cent box from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet and your liver and howels regular for months. A CLOGOED SYSTEM NEEDS A 'IENTION Are you bilious, dizzy apud listlessi Dr., King's New Life Pills taken at once seizes upon constitation and s tarts the bowels movi ,gnaturally and easily. Moreover if acts without *griping. . Neglect of a oegged system often leads to most s ous comnplica tions. . Poisonous matters and a body poot'y functioning need immediate at. 4egtipn, If. you .wish to wake up to~ morrow morning happy in mind and -'entirely satisfied, shirt your treatment tonight. 26 a. hattie. mobile garage to speak to Red Jones, who was in there preparing to take the car out. About this time Mr. Jones came up and went into the shed. The negro ran the car outside and in a very shot time heard Dr. McCalla calling him. He wont back into the garage and just about the time that he reached Dr. MdCalla's side the first shot was fired, which took effect in the right side of the doctor's chest, and would have been sufficient to cause death. The wounded man stepped back about two steps then fell backwards, his head falling just outside the door of the house. Mr. Jones then walked toward the door, firing another shot into the wounded man's head as he passed. This bul let entered Dr. McCalla's forehead just above the right eyebrow, passed through his head and came out on the other side. That the shot was fired at close range was evidenced by the powder marks on the dead man's face. The pistol used was a .45 cali bre Colts automatic. Mr. Jones then walked on out and met Mrs. McCalla, telling her what he had done. 25 CENTS DESTROYS YOUR DANDRUFF AND STOPS FALLING HAIR, Save your hair! Make it thick, Wavy and beautiful-try thist Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy hair is mute evidence of a neglected scalp; of dandruff-that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverish ness. and itching of the scalp, which If not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die-then the hair falls out fat.J -iftle Danderine tonight-now- 1ny e-will surely save your hair Get a 25-cen tile of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and after the first ap plication your hair will take on that life, lustre and luxuriance which is so beautiful. It will become wavy and fluffy and have the appearance of abundance. an incomparable gloss and softness; but what will please you most will be after just a few weeks' use, when you will actually see. a lot of fine, downy hair-new hour-grow ing all over the scalp. 0 ** * * * 0 0 0 0 e 0FS 0 4 0 * ROSS HIt, NEWS. * * .... . . * Cross 11111, Oct. 11.-Misses Lillie Culbertson and Mary Martin and Messrs Gray Culbertson and Ed Adams attended the marriage of Mliss liugenia Culbertson of Troy, to Rev. Hillhouse of Abbeville, which was solemnized in the A. R. P. church at Troy last Tues day afternoon. Miss Eugenia has a number of relatives in this and other counties and a host of friends who of for warm congratulations. She is a daughter of the late Dr H.. L,. Culbert son of Amity, Ga., while the groom is a young Presbyterian divine whose work is near Abbeville. It is to be regretted that Mr. Arthur Leaman's condition required his re turning to the hospital for further treatment. IHe was carried to Chester ten days ago and is said to be doing very well. Miss Irene McDaniel, one of the teachers in Cross 11111 school, has been right sick for three weeks. She is at her home at Due W~est until she is well enough to resume hier work. Mrs. Mlaude Noffz is filling her place in her' absence. 'rho railroad authorities have re paired the cotton lplatform here with a new cover and have installed a cot ton weigher's omele room which adds much to the convenience and comfort of this officer. A committee of railroad men visited this and other places along the line last week, with a view of finding a more suitable place for locating their shops which are now at Abbeville. It is said they wvishi to place them some where in Laurens of Greenwood count ty. The farmers of this section are planting a great deal of crimson clev er and other winter .cover crops for the benefit of their land. One farmer. Mr. Arthur Workman, .tela me he is sowing twenty--five acres to crimson clover. As, fast as the cotton is gath eredl he follows with a cultivator pilowing in the seed. He inoculates the land the cost of which is about 40c per acre. Already we are hearing good re ports from our college boys. Mr. George P. Martin of South Carolina college wijI represent th'at Institution this week in the State Y. M. C. A. which meets at Greenville. This is quite a compliment to a young fresh man. From others conmes the Informa tion that they are pleased with their work and are doing well. Manse Golden, colored, was shot and killed .Sunday night while on his way from church a few miles below here. Two other negroes were in a fight when Manse undertook to settle the dimfeulty. He was either accidentally or otherwise shot, The other two men were promptly arrested and hodg e1 in Jai. r-.. nimmllammo a a Prices Have Advar Remain the Sam All Heavy Groceries have advanced in pric< ours at the old price for the balance of this Here are a few of our Specials: 10 lb. Bucket Snowdrift Lard - $1.00 25 lbs. Sugar - - - $1 6 0 ~10 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard - - .25 Fat Bacon, per pound 9 1-2c Loose Compound Lard, per pound 9 1-2c 10 lbs. Green Coffee - - $1.00 6 lbs. best parched Coffee - - $1.00 a CASH GRO( W. Moore October, the IWe inviteoft eY - of the Y you to make ou store your home on Fair Day. Comedidly pr< and have a 1 good time. fil y our Our stocks are in excellent coi largest fall business of many ye department is showing the newest moderately, within reach of every Ladies and Misses Skirts ve are now showinig aI olplete linie of ill the new iodel ill ladies and iisses stylihh skirts. They ranltge ill pri cC from1 $2.50 to $8.50 Ladies Wool Sweaters All wool sw eater s, hieavy weav e, shai~wl/ lbuttons to) match ;i color, red, blu tini( gray. $2.50 to $10.00 50-inch fie Iperia Serges at onily $1.00 ;:! 25 pieces fine Oak Serges,.. .5..75, $1.00 All shrPtunk an td p onigedl or vcat suiit ata o 40(i1hswie special.at.... .....$1.00 BROADICL2OTI [8 54 inces at only. .. . ... ..$1.00 and~ $1.50 A T 25c YARDCo We offer 75 p)ieces of: fine IDriess Goods1 is there ainyth in a b)ig assort mcint of styles ; plaids,1 plin, in . JuneC-We thI stripes and( corded, also shiepherd chee'ks. Iantszt nioat i6 meches wide, only .... .... .......25 ne. too mpss CII[Vy'OT tiat wi1 look h 50 pieces C hi ot f or wor1k shiruts, only . 10 Ia onetl OutVl ta 50 pices Su itin g for d resses, 15e va~lue, am1 It de iale, r only .. . . . . . . . . . . . 10 $ 00 Ladies Shoe Department. Our I stock antize 111.Tare8 I~ com leti ll th ln' iew styles and( T1hie 110most )111P i popular nmrs, all blackt bt or la ce, w ith black c ravaiicttIe topping, Ask to se these numbers at . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. .$3.00 to $4.00 Alil styles and1( Icat hers, butLi to an 1a(e, cetp ori plinl toes, lowv or high 'he~els, v(elvet oir eravanttec tops, spieial $2.50 Lowv or htigh heels, v'iei kids, (1ul1 and1( patent, butionu or lace, spueial .... .... ........ ........ .......$2.00 haid anid laiej, best schtool shoes for bo I ys anid girls, paiItett gunt meitatl and( tans,5 buittton -or lace, br'oad Seoteh bt ot tomts, good vanies...... .... ....$1.75, $2.00 aind $2.25 F~or' thle little girls, whiit e, tani, red, gray, ini all ('oos tojps, .Patenlt, pla11in totes, ,iist whti youi want f'or thle little dress8 shoes .. ...... ....... .... ....$1.25 andtt $1.50 llest line of' Wonton 'e heavy everIyht'da ( hos, box calxIf and saltines, ptlaini or captj toes . .... ..$1.50, $2.50 Where Buyinge is a Pleasure i Switz iced 'ut Ours Witl e for This Week during the past few days but we will sell week. Buy from us and save this money. Fresh Norfolk Oysters Best Norfolk Oysters received fresh every Thursday. Phone your orders early to be sure you get them. Special Notice: Watch our announcement next week about the free Aluminum ware that we are going to give away free. WERY STORE o Dial, Prop. Busiest Month ar, in scome to Laurens tiext o SeFriday for the Fair and toPd make this store your home for fall eedS that day. idition and we look forwafd to the ars. Throughout our store, every and the best and'everything is priced customer. New Fall Coats Visi I our cont section and see the many wonderfl valutes there, the many and beau tiiul stylish models for ladies, misses and children. ~~4Most Stylish Millinery Do ni ot forget thait we are millinery l(eaders'. In this department of our store \\~ \ i-N~llAMR ANDCUIAMIRAYS FO IESSICS 100~l piieces new fall styles, elegant, only .10 7)1 pieces plin .Lineni anmd Chambrway, :L2-ine. only .... ...............10 I ND)IWElARI OTIJNQ. t Suits a i(11)',uc asw tepiklh. ing so rare ais a day i~ ic i 111 (( nype~y 1 uit. spiecials is tan ex- :2- thAjIol( nhiol....0 fre yout willI, it is just WWbSa sad......... tier and111 wea Colonger 8;iah '. go lacig.....0 I(i 1 lec hee. .\on ast - aeill k Mes inw r i.~1. season's mtost styl ishi (i ~.............8 atging in jirice frotu IWii ~l t('F iinl n 2 a ic ~s 50 pn ie ceslieht coors, stpeshc n Al te ie~ tu 11( h.ipl ai n or c k $4.00, inlih l~lek i'', 11 biluei , e am aitnid ledaotyher d ..el 1 a i ~tIt s . il 05- ic ,ih a n y toping , onl y ..5 a itili i',5e inch I..a... sland... ............ .. .505 'Pan aual tiiiiitltn ot relgdieahi n g t e. onl . . . $.3.00 G-nBlack Diaonewrt.1.0 lii ielie. As t o o h ie lanne.2.0, only.... an . $.50 Greaitles GenMe's Shoes. All thei~ ii snw to s. l and leathers, tan or black, . .40 wiiitih i lc.0 only .... .... .........$1.$7 .... .$2.0 l I ish lat : hor bwrk, sihos oney toppn prety nit n or lc, spl va... ... . .. ... $200 ....$3.50 erCo.tl Gent'saeSupem