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x You Get Announcement Every Depart Quality oand Ser- From The Ladies Store mtN At vice Both at The T eSoeTi tr Ladies New Store Clardy & Wilson Read Our Ads The sound of the hammer, and the buzzin of saws, should bring glad tidings to the ladies of Laurens, and Laurens'County. This tells the news of Laurens new "LADIES ST ORE' wnich will be opened for business in the near future by Clardy & Wilson, of Laurens, S. C. This firm needs no introduction to the public as their long successful business career in the shoe business, stands as a monu ment erected by the people of Laurens and Laurens County. Mr. Wood and his assistants have returned from Eastern markets and every train transports new goods for this store. This is an op portunity seldom offered to the people of Laurens and surrounding territory. A place to make a selection of this season's merchandise from a stock where every single item is absolutely new and fresh from the manufacturer to the customer. This store expects to cater to the needs of the public, and carry a stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies Ready-To-Wear, and Millinery second to none in upper Carolina and our pass word shall be "QUALITY WITH SERVICE" to our customers. Sales Force Announcement This store feels fortunate in securing a SALES FORCE well known to the people of Laurens and Laurens County---due to the fact that most of the Sales Force have formerly been in the enloyment of Laurens' Leading Stores. ----------Millinery DepartmentDepartmen Our Millinery Department will be in chage of Mjds Bertha Hinshaw, from the Millinery rooms of New York City. Miss Hinshaw will be ably assisted in this Departmentby Miss Ethel Yngston, of Laurens, who is well known by the people of this community. A cordial welcome awaits you in this department. Dress Goods, ilks, and Ready-to-Wear Department This department will be amply cared fOr $y Miss Mamie Irby who for many years has held similar positions in Laurens. Miss Irby will be assisted in this department by Miss R fth Bagwell, of Laurens, and we feel assured that each customer in this department will re ceive undivided attention. Store Management THE LADIES NEW STORE will be under the direct supervision of Mr. S. C. Wood, who comes to us with recommendations of note, and one who has been in the Dress Goods, and Ready-to-Wear game for years. Mr. Wood extends a real welcome to the people of Laurens and Laurens County to visit the LADIES NEW STORE on opening days---to be advertised later. Watch For Our Opening Announcement In The Papers Make the Ladies (;LAD D &~ V X I. I ON elYu New Store Your Shop. C L R D Y &V I L S O N Friend8 ou the Ladies ping Store ADJOINING OUR SHOE STORE New Store x LAURENS, - - - - - S. 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'l 'i4'114'41 II, (Ill-% agatIntcrst of1.4.-iny * 010 41' 0li lil 41o i~lyi'C( 'Ii1 I Il tothe "v;I.1V'l, 40'( r1;o''14e i Ile Ill(!' 1) '1414' Ia' :4,) ;t: tjos' P )f .5 ' '0" againt "j. LI'.Alr~ nig r it libcral sulport whlich I k1now I will i in th second priIary. IL . . Blackwell. To the voter.i of laurenlls Towlsiliip: I % ish to (xpress to you iny sin (*re thanks for tIll handsomne oil . ki like at the firs't prinlary, I as oure you Mhat yotil .supoport at fthe e. mili jirillial. N% 1 I he apprIce-i i Io l11 14 hl 's-t. It. I' TIi ayn hani. To Ihe \'otlrs of liaurfnls Conllty: I M;i1h to thank you luost. heartily frIl' Ill( ,t given hIe at. the fir.; j':i1lary aini l take this o'casionl to Ia e I at i ri Ille i the ra e fl o 1 h ri f a1;-d i fouiy <1 o s froin now if I / p1 rue l))1l 1'I 1-11 la tIs"!t''5 o o h ae r its. " 10 II *i'otil \'ler or llteisectfully, tiwo. C'. Ilopkins'. ('ard F-rom ('. .\. l'on r, I tak tois Xinethod of x teieling tuy hI artfl:1 thaliks andl high apprIfciation of' he oe vo riv'n me by t ot( s of I,:irensenuty in the reCent1 11rimary. Thi t-stral efr the iosn (ii f Illy admii Dration ncuas I 11m( to conillue my'i ~iib 'ffr ' n 'if . E re n ind de lina 1(i1)n l'hOl en~tili y eWh uo hole 01o ph- I hc b.f t 11 r ie "'in' toIoI'. \sIlrling :ll that miy appreciatinn will be 1hownl tbi : trict toih 1)ence to uIllity, o a 1111 Yours 'for rv C. \. 'ower. ITo Ile Voelrs of I1aurtens 'outy: I Wish to express through Ithe press, ais I will not he able to see vieh on. perIsonally, mDy aPpr1eciations for' thle handsome vote You gave mne on Auigust 29111; a'ls for the hospitality and I(ou)rtesies Shown ile during the cam paignf by overyone. 111am in IthIIe sec ond race leading by3, few votes, andl will aplprecthde your. (14ar1eful consbit -a tionl of, lie alt fthe soi-ond mrimary. I asueyou that I wouldI ho proud to raiprosentf mly county In thll ne(xt legis hait re. if electled, I will do my best to represen all the O people al( nd ' myr forts will be to fihe uphuiling" of our county and sinte. I ites pet fully, W. 1). Byrd. ('ard of Thanks4. I ihto thank the voters: of L'au rens ountefor the. harlgnioea~~ A..(n mie in theo first pimary11.) saI' lo ukil fell aI contInuanel'jjc of.,4ths jsuunort l th ej second prima ry. I will Considter it a great. honior to be return ed to the legislittire and ifI elected I prolmise to colltig ue giving loyal ser ViCe to Ihe ciny and state. \Wilson \\. Hiarris. To tie Voters of I,:urens (ounty I d(sir4 to ha'nk you 1roIn the hot o011 fl heart fo r 01 tihe had114isoin \oiv givenI lle in the 1rst prittlary for lh-itesntalve roi 1.aurenv s comuity. Voll Will n li that I ailln ink the se4 ond race- and w% ill appe iate your slp !ort in thille sercon I ll r.la ry. To th4e;i( i alIi truly Ira l 1111 1 lo il w 1 ( t ho ('0 h1,14 t se Ill 10ir w\ay clear. t %lit'. for Ilue ill the livtet prl liary I11nertainl nothing'. boll triendl(y ferlingp and hope 1ha1t 11( (.; give Ile thiet supilrt.1 ini tile 51condlt prin1ar1y. if am d el(leo; ed 4t te lv egi ,sIla t I till I o Illy ver be. t tm o repIIresentl h in pl ,Ild I illv foundl Iryin I)!- o do mly til Y ' 11a Itm s for illy State an1d 1 n 1t11Y. s). Ii. I II Mzo oz . I w h, Ih 1o lake I his oppolt unity 14 Ithan11k It Ihe voters of Illis distr 1i(t for their- kind conSiderIatIlonl. I Is he (-irst: time314 that I have had the opportun1ity toI e o over the district and present my1 iidoas and( politlical ollinions1. You hadv' givenl me splollflid attentionl amd courl ivotlou ienviig with till exception of 4one ietting bilt tls I 3ake good nI tltredly. As I expres:,ed from tI le stur3 , the Ill ;iI( pl for which I n;ad shall live' and I Shall ('ontilnuie 1t Id vofente thIem. I firmnly believe that our (duntry is facing a ser'iou1s problelm ilt regard to the immigration that we have to contend witi, that Our!' govern muent has a duly to perforrm ii thw vd itention of its, citizens. i mhaii von t1nue this light 1111til it is victoriolus he calse I ,ml anxious to s(r1'v ily pwo lole and lly cotliiry. While the wdds are over-whelmIningly aga Inst me, I dio) not f('('l a bit i5'scour ,I and I take this opportunity to I 1han1k my friends and silp1porters for thevir consider-ationl and amll cniu 11.' b1a Itie 111111 vilorlli s. I shall he a way from mlly o31 ic e a it wo weeks.' vanI lon, vilen I shall0 ret1,11 to lly w or k. After mak1(ing the-. calimaign as vigorous as I did, making 9" spvebesi and travelling 3,000 mi oi, ou nl; ull denrstlani that It 4ts necessary for mUe to lake a res , bu . I aml] happy an d eOn1 tentled and how Into my peolos' wisheP atid I wish you well. if eVer i1ca serve You in any way I shall be glad to do so. Yomr friend, It 1. Traxlrl.. It A It k SD A N E 4S. * lt.lRk~itiI: NEWN.l 6 d 0 a 0 e e e a 0 lHarkaltl, Sept. I.-The farit ers of 1hi voliiltiinnity will soonl have to goj Io tie catiol field. .\r. aild .\rs. Toll, .\rilustrong and1 family melint the day wih .Mr. and .Mrs. ..Y. llenlder."Oso Suday. A glutd n11inhmer froinl arounid here attltnded Ite \\. .\L. '. as tiation it Feriendship; als"o the singinig conivenl tion at. Watts .\fill. All report a1 nice timne and want to thanik vach of their for their kidnecs.s dur1ing the ilueetinig.. The iighland lloinlie Y. W. A. 1uet Sunday aflernIoonl as it was 0111 regut iar iiieet Win -g day and started alLt. for a itl-%w year's work, thotugh ourl ni1iinher 1' ofte(n sinall we sliall iever feel that we are too weak to do soliethling for miur Lord. i'erhaps it we will Only pray tfo Ihose that are not presenlt (1hat shouilld he anld d10 01ur parlt towar'd making ou. eeti interesting loe dlly, if we have faith, we will have a large hald doilng great wvork for our .tastr's calse. The Sunday shool if igIa nd I10a1oe enjoyed i If a 1111k Oil SitndatI3y schools, given themil by Mr. Gray Sun day afternoon. M rs. ii. 0. Weaithers, who has bean spending a while wit I her son, "Mr. 0. T. Weathers, has rettirned home. Mr. G. T. Weathers, of Tumbling Shoals, and daughter, m, Eunice, visIted MIr. and NIrs. .T. I. AMilail and family Sunlda. Mr. El mer liadwini, of DIals. vlsited lii parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hil win, of Ila rksdalo, Modly. MrW.W . Knight, o Nitride, visited his father-In-law, Mr. W. II. Itldwin, Tulesday, epmbr5th. Noilee of'Side. III pilslluanwe of the will of .\rs. I>. A. ]lift, we will sell to the highest hidtdef on0 Octlier 2n1d, 1916, at Ii n1.11 1 0 11l ( n i lolse, ill of her tract of lan 114d Iing o1 hundred thirty tsix 118'.) e -s Itated in Ihe town ' o I Terins of sale: eash, prc ha r to pay for papers and stamI.a II. Di. 11,11 and .1. A. Pinson, 'i- It-lid Excenfors. We Are Always Ready to serve you with good printing. No matter what the nature of the job may be we are ready to do it at a price that will be Satisfactory Cwie lo is for' SewIng .\lachinie Needles nd1 OI. S. M. & '. If. WI K 'IS & CO. NOriE OF PiO l M. ilY ELECTION. The seoid pritImar 1' eelecion of the lemocralic party will b! held Sept 12, 1I91, foir file purpose of nominating vandida(es for the following state of iles: slnte Offices. Giover-nor, Hallroad Comn isksioners. I<or' SoleIlor' of l':irlith .I4ilial elrenit, and,' lori the following naied coity ollices: ('onnty Offiees. St'te Senator, Representatives to Ile lower honse, Sheriff, Coutlily '1Com missIotiers', and a1 ngistrates. Tll elelotin will he hold at the poll in, pree'I lnets Ie-relin after 1namtied In the r'e' jt'live club distrlets, by the imnaiger's livi'(' na fter ianmed. The inanaget's shall openi tle polls at 8 o'clock ll In le torentool and close Illit at 4 o'clock In the afternoon, when they shall proceed puablicly to count the vole. After tablating the results, the managers shall certify the sane and forwarid the ballot box containing the ballots, poll list and all other pa pers, except the club roll, relating snch election, by one of their .tnumbet' to the challtirman of tile couity comilt teo within 36 hours after tile close of the pollIs and said election shall be oidiced In all respets t'nerling tc laws of the Slate of Soth Caroilina gove'ling prlitiry elections an1d ac, cordInug to the rilles of file Democratic party. 'he following is a list of the poll ing lacnes, with ilie names of the mnn agers aid ilerks appolinted for each: Managers, Woodlville-WN. A. Putman, .1. 1,'. Wh1am, C. D. K00llett1; W. Alartin, vletrk, .Al lutville- Clyde 1110p, .1. C. Miller, MadIson Workman; Richard Dunlap, clerk. Watts Mill -Joe Blakely, W. T Senn, 1", Y. MeOl' "in; .1. II. Lurens clerk. lAtur( nt - f M. Clardy, PlIe I. Nlckles, It. ilI. Wolff; Albert iial, lcerk. Lydia Mill-T. M. Boyce, II. Wolford, J. G. Clark; W. E. Johnson, clerk. Cross 1ll-J. 13. Pinson, H. II. ltul ler, Conway Dial; Walter Grlini, clerk Wade--W. S. Atherson, Win. Wat kins, W. 11. Wade; J. 1). Hill, clerk. Youings--W. 11. Wilkie, W. WV. Wal-~ lace, H1. 11. Abercromble; C. It. hobo. clerk. Or-a-W. B. Byrd, J1. M. WaWilace, W. J. Bryson; L. .1. Blakely, clerk. Ek'iom--R. H. McDaniecl, Jr., A. 1t. 'I'liomc, A P. Willlanis; If. 11. Pinson, clerk. (lititon-It. ). Adair, It. .1. CopclanL .11no. I1. Nabis; T. Duckett Leak, clerk CUlintonl .\111-11. Y. Abramns, I.;,. . Rleed, 0. .\. Temlpleton" \V. II. Cathl cart, clerk. Waterloo --Joe Penree, .1. T. Garrett Geo. Anderson; llerlbet NeIson, clerk. ickory Tavern--\V. M.\. Abercromn - bIe, It. .\. ilolt, J. A. Coats; C. C. Roper, clerk. Tip Top. .1io. W. Amtlerson, \V. 13. Sims, S.. A. Taylor ; If. 1'. Bagwell, clerk. Goldville -W. 1"'. Blalock, L. L'. Simlp son, II. C. ililiter; Hoss Doster Leak, clerk. La ngstoi----W. M. Myer4, C. A. Ow ens, .M. M. Poole; W. C. llyrd, cletrk. Daniels Stoie -M. W. 11111, .\. 1) Mitchell, G. C. Boland; Arthur11 Bolt,. clerk. Poplar Springs--'. T. Wood, I-. E. Simplipoi, Sr. N. 11. Wood; If. 0. Walkc mr, clerk. Pleasant \ound_-W M. Iltnter. 1' II. Gartet t, Collier Tlur'dett(; Columbuhtll liii rdett'. letrk. Thompswonl store--I. C. Owing.', L. A. Thomposon, 1). 1). Stochdard; T. 1). trVow, ctl.rk. Owings- .1. T. Stoddard. L. T.. Tom) Isleton, II. .1. (. Curry; Id'onardlOw ings, clerk. Dialis -W. It. larris, S. L. Owings, Geo. rady; ano. Simmons, vierk. Gray Coirt--Fowler l rnts, -Jim Rthodes, L. %. Wilson; C. 13. Shell, ierk. Ilopewell--J. F". Workman, T. G. Young, a. T. Brown; J. Roy Crawford, clerk. Cook's Store--J. 13. Cook> E. W. Pat ton, 1.1kim Thompson; Graves Gutinn, clerk. JL.anfror--J. M. F'jeming, J. W. Lan ford, Toy Drummond; 0. L. La41nford, clerk. Stewarks Store--J. 'D. Stewart. Arthuir Ilughe, C. 11. Leonard; (s. T. Cook, clerk. iHvnno--G. C'. Pitts, Posey Copeland, J. C. McMillan; 11. P. Copeland, clerk. Mt. P'leasant-41. M. Cunn11 inghlamit 11. II. 'asley, CGty E'. Moore; Wade W\Villams, clerk. Princeton--J. L. Bagwell, . Frank Davis, M. It. Mc~ettin; P). A.Tryhm clerk. eier~k. Grays Store-J. 0. Babb, R. It. Mir nett, M. Miltiore Long: .1. F. Nix, clerk. Qhlloh -- i. .. Wilson, M. V. loyd, J. I. \bericr :t ' .. L. Power, clerk.. It. N. Babb,