The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 04, 1916, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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Wim a1 in I f%!! M in now', CL We beat the world on~ Cloth ing',$4i 93 to 17.50 STO -') ennemens-naanaaeeee ne Aaun Oc.2 -Amngtoewon this art.of te co n.ry fast reco eig Mrs.4 Reec Ow~eensand ssIn Wasnn oft Fri- enosetio Satu Miss e Mae oerh lioeBad iand y Mr. Lue lieromber liseine Mhis Ca ofaghe undy. Mr.i Roet Helams nder laile of Hickoiy Tver whiection twon bThure fayt reoigng.Mr ilStn n daughter. i~e rslr~gj1 td aur paens, Mr.itn heandse Mrs. ih Mrokn Nasthe. Mrs. and rcs. Owe Arcrobie Osvisited Mr. and M rs . Boludey ndMr. 1Ldie BAbbeoi visitedT.F Dabb Sunay IAeeng. Mr. Roher felatle Send falyow. Hickoy Taverstiohng sont alTr dtayrgt with r.z Wil Sne andor dahratgt. es.Yukoh iytedms ofarens,Mr and yrs. kWrih Mrmpt lratmwenewlkb. a he p Mr.hin antseptic balsamAeharobeen brsiedkn upro and hea Wil ing conghs. of. you ad visited -r. yer.Dr'. flab -Sun Ne very ooength Many" coldas the had, othll wite yirrome ofembrane and youe kreath ofg yon and- old or druears r. U DJ 6 STORES Laurens Greenwood Anderson Greenville Spartanburg, S. C. OUR MOTTO I. BUY your Fall and Win have the largest stocks' thing, Hats, Sh Notions, Trun Rugs, Tir Stati Overalls, Wor and thou 6" 1>"j No. 1 Sic No. 2 Si lowri thirhoesfr heFar iewst nu)alsh, nt .-In airiew and l air ts1l4 that thrieth ea roned arl x eopingn. lrecO~ ioiICClf BThe wieathe fair had oen eced onl"inSon ewas o theo jorb an - h hious thad al hiftleto art unknown,0(IX andl the vast crowd~ showed their ap preciation by "taking In" the many exhibits, and having a good time in general. Prof. Clyde Curry, after spending tihe summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Curry, has return ed to Vanderbiltr University, 'Nash ville, Tenn., whore he occupies the chair of English again this year. Prof. Curry having spent the preceding year as instrui tar of English at Van derbilt. Mr. and Mrs. John Abercrombie, Mr. Clarence Abercrombie, Miss Luree Abercromnble, and Mr. M. WV. Gray, al so Mr. and Mrs. John Holder, and Miss Jennie Abererombie, attended the Abercrom bie reunion near Drainlett's last F~riday. Miss Eliza Switzer, is on an extend-I ed visit to her sister, Mrs. Frate Hien dlerslon of the Friendship community. .\rs. W. C. Browniec and children sp~ent laat week-end in Greenville, the guest of Mr. J1. M. Bolt and family. IMrs. Willie llarris and chidren, have returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in the "Mountain Cilty". Mr. and Mrs. John Ahereromnbie on'1 son, Raymond, of lionca Path, wow [ROlN THE HOUSE TI me Goods f< re Goods fo Underbuy an Cash-Quick-S ter bill of this house, and in their two stores ever s yes, Dry Goods, ks, Suit Cases, I Lware, Glass, Cr .onery, Standarc Underwear, Tb k Shirts, Ladies sands of items a >re 210 W1est Laur- n.St., nie tore South siae Public Sc Laur7en, Soi .\2s I .Hmos \is.lti mons wer th 4pn-h-a gust rai oe y0 \iss .Latrrie Stmmons wither coutsi Pubs N lic Sfod . Las ai urywl e ave Si fewo~ das foray Faiew, were shecwil Miss10( Curry 13' iss1 a nrdat imofs 31i3ande C ,i will n ldoub il mleet with all success as a teacher. Mr'. and Mr's. WViliam Brooka spent Saturday night with .Mr. Lan Ropp)1 alnd family or (iray' Court. Mi'. Leander Owings and famIly mo :.d to theIr new home In Gray Court Monday, where they wIll residle during the coming wInter. Mrs. Win. Gray of Gray Court, apent Friday with her mother, Mrs. I. S. Brooks. Milss Mauree Simpson of Gray Court war the week-end guest of her sIster, Mrs. Wistar Owings. Mirs. J. R. Brownlee and Mr. Joe flrownlee, were visitors of Mr. W. 8. Holt and family of Hickory Tavern Wednesday. Mr. and Mirs. Haskeli Gray and lit tle Haskell, Jr., were the spend-the day gueste of Mr. Harris Curry and family Sunday. Mr. Marvin Armstrong of the UJ. S. navy, having a short leave of ahsence camne home andI spent several daya last week with his parents. Hej returned to Fortress Monroe, Va., Friday, where the ship on which he is stationed will be for several days. Iaz40o, A MiMd, Effective taxative 8. Uver Tonic Doss Not Drips nor Disturb the Stormach. In addition to other properties, Lex-F'ou contains Cascara in acceptable form, a stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Ye.x-o seto effectively and does not gripe nor dtirt'ib stomnach. At the same t4:ie, it aids di, 1tion,arouses the live. ai ;ecretiona [RAI IAT SELLS >r Less Mow r Same Mow d Undersell, ales and Small F see the SAVING in cash hown in Laurens. Millinery, Window Shades, ockery, Lamps,' I Medicines, Car wels, Handkerch Ready-to-Wear ve cannot menti We have the fa D)aysi; Each Week t to Br'ainett's Shop iuare, 0. B. Sim norns Buil & CONM ih Carolina * IONENS NEWN'. * .10ones, Oct. 2-Th''lere' will be' a schiool mtintIjg iFriday afternoon, 6th Iinst., at 31 o'clock. Misa Maggie Corliivan opened her schiool neat Green wood last M onday. Theli friends or Mr. Leonard McNinch will lbe pileased to learn that he is re covering from a prolonged spell of fever. Our young friend, Mr. Jlas. Gambreji has returnedl to tihe Citadel. The convicts are In our midst put ting our roadls in good condition. Mr. WV. T. Jones, Jr. left for his school last week. Miss Isabel Beachiam has returned to Lar.der college. Miss Jiennle Lou Martin has accept ed a school In Blamburg. W~e recently met our friend, Mr. Walter Nash of Laurens, who was en route to Due West to enter his daugh tel's in college. Judge J. T*.TJohnson of Greenville and Rev. F. L. Bramlette, of McCor mick, were hero last week looking af ter' rents. We are indebted to all of our friends for recent kind favors. Mr. Jerome Reeves of Bamberg re contly visited is mother. D~r. Joel A. Smith attent.ed the Fairvewv stock show and says there was an immense crowd and a sp'len did show. Thle members of Brewerton Lodge, A. F. M., are urgently requested to be present at the next regular eomruni cation, 4th Saturday, 28th inst., as bus iniess of Importance is to be0 transag ted Mr. J. 0, Morrison visited relatives at Belton last Saturday. Mr. Archie Dallas of Canada, vi' his parents, Rev, and Mrs. J. " las, lust week. Mr'. WvoodwaIl d ,ii soon ZKEl Buy for Less IY Sell for Less Right Treatment i 47 Everybody rofits J. C. Burns & Compa Tobacco, idy, Hosiery, iefs, Shirts, Pani ?n in this paper. C 3 Special Shoes t-) fit all midy, from1 to G no atddy. -2 Stores dng. P NY TyesvleOt 3. *ter . * K. 1 nanii of S'noree fill htis regular1 ap1 sointmient t andily Springs~ Siduda nioringlt. Mr. W. ii. Clark of Grieenwood spewnt sundl~ay with relative's ini TPyiersv~le. .\iisses .\attie 'Ille l'eterson and il dlattie Ilonnant were in Lauirens shop >ing on Wer~dnesday. Mr'. .J. W. I)onnani and daughters, Misses Lucy and .lanic, spent Saturday ni Laurens. Misses Annie Lou Little and Cath rine lilis spent Sunday with Mts. \iag Little. Miss Grace Poole was the guest of 'Iisst Lila Clark on Sunday. Miss None Taylor of the Pea Rlidge section is visiting Mrs. W. P. Poole. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Pulley were in Laurens on business Saturday. cottage, Ware Shoals is on a big boom, a groat deal of building~is going on. The ginning, oil mill, )kaak company store and splendid cotton market is draw ig an immense patronage from every section of the surrounding country. Those wishing to purchase, lease or rent farms will find it to their inter est to come at once. YOU CAN HAVE beautiful hair if you keep the scalp clean and health~ Neglect r sults in bdns.We rec mend IH.JR TONIC' for keeping the scnlp healthy and pro moting hapir growth. sold only by us, Anc and $1.00. to ny , , $3.98 to $8.39 IA. ius d Cas for' all for te ' .0 ( d Store No. 2 Saks Force Earl Thompson. Carl Roper. Pixttsc Brown. Miss Annie S'mpson. l .\oydlM s Nhool Oak uleaye :?. Th ilmornn mae nd Mee. lik o winte isamostd midst.e fromolo ow ltteded the thuen nt aoratcomn wichm. wt iehbrweeMr. and .\.lr. id is. ca.lE. atyd th. homnd Mr. A1. . oydnie Ms. J. Nr..P McDaneLas returne fomne hounday col at Oavilleun Mr. ad torso. dBydhvmoe Mintoou mids.hy no live anth Minsons oldhe n Vian WeJ welom thende nthe ourcommuntoy.o rda and Mrs.or W. P.n ie.sce atteh fMr. J.w sR.n Satudanightun ad Sayfnoon.losllyd Mr. MW.ti. McDaniel hspt oeune wihtr heas weenit Mor. ea das.J Hdaugettn on W nicelyhis, frieads w~il bgla torng. 'isse Ethl andis v a Mcae'l at--iw~ Mr.)V Bee r opnt Sat o: I) ruray nigh nligt~i laitek wit r. and Mrns. J I It ll li tl