The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 11, 1916, Image 7
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The P1copiest D)rug Store, owtgned a
managed by Mr. 'T. 1. Todd, is one
ILdurens' most thriving Institutions
Mr. Todd is a native of Laurens a
has a host of friends throughout t
community. In the month of iebru:
1911G, he bought out the place that
is now operating, it belug forme
known as Hays i'harmacy.
Mr.. Todd has nude nu umerosn I
NTE COII
The Minter Co. operatts one of I
largest stores in the city of Laure
They give employment to about liftc
people which means a whole lot to t
working class of people in a town
this site. The members of this II
are as follows: IE. P. Minter, presider
W. Ii. Anderson, vice president; R.
Uabb, sec.-treas.; T. E0. Habb.
This jiciu was established abr
seventeen year:; ago and for a time n
run tinder the name of .1. 10. Minter
Bros., but since that time it has be
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nd rovenients on this store since tbe pur
of chased It, all goods are nw and t]
to-date. lie has a fiull line of every
thing that goes 'o make up a firs
class drug store.
I .\lr I . T'odd Is itInan e lihued with lot
ry of public spirit and civic pride and 1
he public spirit and civic priIe and I
r!y willing at all times to lend a helpin
hand in any movement that is for ti
mn- betterinent of the town and co:nty.
It CO1)11'.1\.\Y
he ineopodiandand now ti Is known a:
is. the .inter Co.
en .\Ir. 1.. P'. Mlinter is a large properta
he owner In the town and county, and op
of crate, several farms. lie operate:
'm 1l plows. iIe Is also a director of tih
it glass factory, which is located her<
A. and is president of the 11ome0 lilI
ing and Loan association. The at he
ut meIiimers of this firm are also large
as property owners in the city and are
& well lilked and admired by the entiri
We commanity.
ut Dru reme
ushes, ationa
ed, etC.
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Election UornmnIssitoners Met.
'The federal and state election (com
issiginers )hold their first meeting in
the curt' house Monday morning and
made arrangements for the forthcom.
ing general election. W. S. Power
was elected clerk to both commissions.
Managers for hoth elections were elect- I
ed and ordered advertised in the new;;
papers. The federal election comis
stoners are 13. M. Wolff, Ii. 1L. .cSwain
t s
I : it M I 1 ; NAN o c "ity o f I-a u r e n s ' cla s s tim s b ~e l le r
banking facilities than exist hero.
I'roninen t among the lnaniciial Insti.'
t itions that go to make tilp this most
impilortat factor in the city's develop
ntent. is the Farmers National hnk,
tn advertiseenit of which settiiint
forth the particulars of Its htisiness
appears elsewhere in tlhis edition. 'Ilhis
Is the youngest bank in the city. t he
success of which is a sout re of grati
heat ion, as is attet~led by the Inc raste
of deposits, oth indlvidual and sav
.. lngs.
NOTItE.
T'he annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Columbia. Newberry
and I auirens Ital road Company will
be held at the oft ee of the cotmany,
112.1 Taylor St.. lumbina, S. C.. Tues
cday, October I7th4 19 16. at 11 o'clock
noon.
C. P. SEAHIOOlK ,
11--2t Seereta ty.
ILL
dwoman should
f health and yot
dies from time
went than to cui
egf6r you withi
et Articles, Ca
ry, Scho Sup~
ui Know 1.
t any case we w
Vhile A
A. Y. Tlioipson1, an aged citizen of
Ora, died at his homne there Sunilay af
Iernoon at 3:30 o'cloct. The funeral
services were held at. the A. It. I'.
church .t Ora, Mond.y inornintg and
interment was in Ile cemetery nearby.
and W. P. IKarris. Th'1e state commis
sioners are A. C. Owings, I. M. Was
on and D. W. M. Mason.
(i tltt'l' a i \ lI m 1 lle03
.\uch of t hi s bank prestige is ueil
to it$ ,ell ,1it d oille1 and th11(1 hI
charaeter and standing of its directors.
The directors of, thi bank art i.=
follows: .\. .1. Owings. .1.. .\iachen.,
It. It. lIlakeley, If. .1. .\art in, It. It. 11(11.
-1. C. Owings, T. P. Ilahb, \. It. Sloan.
.1. E. Owings.
\ir. .1. Owit gs is resident, .l.1.
Owings, cashier; and C. T. leranks,
Asst. cashier. This bank has a capi
tal of $5,000ll, su rplus and uiivide d
profits, $ ,:.; individual deposits.
$15,:,59.50; savings dleposits, $I8,128.91i
time deposit, $I: t5t7.8.
Simpson. Cousp:- & Mal-b
Attorey at L.w .
Wil Pr1!-tice in all date Courta
Prompt Aittention GChen Atll Business
keep yon touchw
-e.4
;t war weco
A cJonbhation of both liquid and
ast ,s ewithveryhtti e ffr
These polisLcsconttngo ad sad
,wl tot crack the leather. They
preserve the leather and increase
the life of your shoes.
TE F.F.AttEi CO.. Ltd., UUFFALO,N..
BLACK-WHITE-TAN
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KEEPYOUR
SHOES NEAT
' t ,K POUSE
A ST" of snch dieces will ma - -orfr
AS 4
produce more abunda ntly. Y .1 .'n relaiirm th
w;aste acres anld m11akcevy y foot pas You1 can do it
at a sa v i n ,( fo r h e:rc i s a n H in le t h a i ll p y o
itself several time1s 0,ve; the first season and keep'1
on domng it year atter ye r.
Patented
Farm Dite r and Road Grader
is great for terracing hillsides, cutting ditches, clean
ing out old ditches,
leveling bumps, fill
ing gullies and grad
ing roads.
It's made of steel and will
- last a life time. It's ad
S; ~ iustalble for narrow or {
1 !":(wid cuts; Is reversille -
throws dirt to either side.
'Try it 10 days--v-ot.r
mom y hack i you taz t
it, 1)1:t you won't.
Farm rt' Mercantile Company
Clinton, . - - - S. Carolina
Made by Owensboro Ditcher & Grader Co., Inc., Owensboro, Ky.
-ith this Drug Store.
age. We can sell
eep sickness away.
ne, and a line of
?igarettes, Combs,
scriptions, Garden
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dto
the F.air
South (Car~olina