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II lel": ii):2.- 0' & i I lit1' . t l floor to (~ijiwith ti! I11o~t wondei( ful value; ~ iu ever i wag inwd. I is siinlti s1::":'r iug to ally one who'e t hey walk I his Mtore, atl vilew lii that agn fi.' or "- :11d( III vent: ('.. but i'at ( t ( ' thy(:' '.~l :)ti goi t ''o d s i ll i.. ';1h' 1''.2 1 Trtial il it, 1f', )) fhi I ii' h t I 11.i (hue111. x. is.:t t~ ay a l N '. t! VI V0112i ll .1. 1:1 tf (~I f(( f it :'.;it'. "a ittts o~e etei ' l ol. i ( II hII( he'(' :: all) t)1 : W 2111 )t ,,t i ir 'l' it :i Al t it ( if ('l1 the aJo ! l.t 1 "'1'0.5 A I ('l' ' f r t. t1 '' . l ':t ping fnwas ntepia ro te ":h k'e te ~ t'dt , seats A dthis .1.Eol 'h'I't .1'is111 hce ..~n.,ata fovr filve1t oll DeomI'eeytu;tes rtc t%. I M . . . ~ r . + >.' T I.' & 10e' T l' tEr. d1 opened a 5 and I1N store. This stol - a great asct to the whole coImmI s ity. On or about the 15tIi day of Oct4 n ir'r, l911. Mr. layes will move into ti stand next to Switzer Comiany. anr t now being pst in shape by Mr. L. I it Burns. This will give him room i e carry a still larger stock than he no S La oni hand. .\lr. 1 ayes is a citize/ tm1 is Ii'.cd by everyone and throu i. untiring efforts he has worked u id :1 ltrge an..i discrimiiat ing business. 1;4 ch-,ano:i i p I m 1",t I aurens couni 4 ete ne.The aroutud ha.: he.4 Iut in sh:i :' and tlie boyts are b egi: in Pr: ier eary in this .es'sion. When Voc Take Cold. Witi the average man a cold is a 5 rious niattri and should not i.e 1ril. with. ats ~nm of the most dangy'roi - acIih.' . ' .art wi;ii i t uiluun cot i t'ake i anm erliain's Couglh 4 If me ard '' t il of your co:d as .iiuiclkly o . . 'I r f not cx perinm nt ir whoe't u ... is reinedy, as it h: Y t : . r nla:y yeiars and h, 4. Ln e Ia I' iiul I' mitat 4ion. It (ohail no ai 11: o' (1)thi1 na!rc t:i4. Obtaii iTHE t? E.-- i'LE' AT Y D:s b, . .J T th plc to7g - " - u '*a one o h a theplae toavet Jl!X.oonie. .liss Lucille Ilix, of No. 411 l)oek street, forilerly a nitrse at the .lame;: Walker Menorial hospital. and Mr. W I). 1ioente. now iln the etuploy of the fl'ted States govern bent as dredge engineer at l'araiso, ('anal Zone. andtm t f I 'C d - .. ('. I; . The first lIed Itron itacket store It o South Carolina was established nite w teen yoars ago on 211) West Lauren: street, I.aitrens, South Carolina. by L I-'. Itrns. At that tiln' the floor spact Ii V"was onil thirty by sixty feet. Today it' all the floor space were itit int< 1n1e mnain building, there wouild h( L'o. hut 'ndre( and seventy-five by niit huntidred and ten f'eet. Tslt, has al heen aerontpl ished1 throutgh hard work right treatmient to ettstoiners, and b), selling th' saie goods for less inoncy and ntore goods for samne money. It might he of interest to some t( lknow how the p~eculiar name of "Tic( . Iron Riacket" was adopted. When tlh ly hitsinedc was first established, a simal sheet Iron building was e'rectil. 'Th: waus Iptlinted red. hen(ce Red 11ro1 ita e ttt'. Tro t . Ied Iron R Iacket store: s In I.aurents, and those in other to'ne1. ha':e the f'ronts painted red fromt ti: I beginning of the little sheet iron huild inn. ''here I re alt PI'(sent six store s nil der .l . C. Ilurits & Co.. .ilt of whiH prow out of the( Mnain snore on We'(' L~aurell street('. Two of It,(' i are il nat au en: , Gae inl Andl~erm,,i, (.,. in (Gr enwood, one In (treenville. ant ine in Sparttannhtrg. (11 'alhing-==I them. Come i s Shoes, Underw MIL of Millinery. V nly expert Miliri gest available in EN AND :hose shoes for y I R formerly employed In the otllce of til l'nited States Engineer here, wei married at noon yesterday at ti manse of St. An(Irew's Presbyterlk church. The ceremony was perfornu by Rev. )r. A. ). .eClure. Only few relatives and friends were preset lI YI NS & C0. IL. E. Burns and .1. C. Burns, brot ers. are at present partners in tI firm. .1 C. Burns Is now loeated Greenwood, while L. I:. Burns is laiurens. Both men were horn in la rens county, about six miles north this town. Iloth were trained to farmers, going to school very lilt \ery early L. I. 1urns showed a e dency to be^ a merchant. Fromt a you I boy unti! he moved to Laurens, he r a coiuntry store. On coming to la rens, he began his cnreer as a (lc on a very small salary. While si serving as a clerk, he decided to beg a business of his own, but where we the funds? Mr. Burns found that couhd start a business of his own lie could get some capable person attend to it while he still held I clerking job. .1. C. Burns, his broths who was then a very young la.u tO the business into hand for a fi mionths. Later .lr. 1.. E. Burns s. his way cear to manage tile lusine in person. Since that flute both brot ers have wlorked together, and the 1)u iiness has been a complete su ccss. The last has nuw gone into histoi and the firm is dletermitine:l to mar forn ard, and .urpa.s all pas; recor I through (liuiclk cash sales, siall profi underhuying and underselling. h . ) " ...a . .:. ear, etc. [NERY /e do the impos xers employed. the city. BOYS, ' ou in the very COMRs 0o Mr. and Mrs. Boone will leave Wil re mington In time to sail from New York ie on the steamer "Christobal" for Pana LII I ma, where they will take up their 'd I residence. The bride is a graduate of a ( the training school for nurses at the it. James Walker Memorial hospital and has been engaged in that. work here for the past few years. She was very popular with her co-workers at the hospital and had a wide circle of friends in this city. .\1r. Bloone when stationed'in the Wil mington Vnu ineer )istri(t acted in va rious capacities, at. one time being steam engineer at King's lilng. lie was also at one time chief engineer of the dI'edge "Jacksonville" at Jacksonville , Fla. Ile has lived for many years i' I in Announce the for Fall and Win embrace Silks ai Fabrics, Suitings hams, Table Lin t- Underw ar. rk: A c mplete gin cludi g the lates h Nec w r. to s S arcity of go advancing prices ditions and it w lt wisdom to make I W. G. WiI E~z g'1ie Coun1 to Buy Pal line of Ladies Re sible; we please Our line of Dres latest styles. ANY .SOUTH Wilmington and has many friends who will wish both him and his bride ia pleasant voyage on their honeymoon trip.--Vimington Star. Hiow Catarrh is (ontracted. Mothers are somietimes so thought less as to negleet the colds which their children contract. The Inflammation ot the mucus memibrano, at first acute, becom1es chronic and the child has chronic catarrh, a disease that is sel (1om1 (ured and that may prove a life's burden. Many persons who have this loathsome disease will remember hav ing had frequent colds at the time it *us contracted. A little forethought, a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy judiciously used and all this trou ble might have been avoided. Obtain able everywhere. Wilson -0. arrival of goods ter wear. They rid Wool Dress and Dress Ging en, Hosiery and e of Notions, in t styles in ladies ods and rapidly are business con ill be the part of early purchases. son & Co. ty Fair II Goods ady-to-Wear everybody, a 8 Goods and CAROLINA -r~-- r sr