The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 13, 1916, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Gray Court, Route 3, Dec. 4.---Miss
Clara Oarrett entertained at her home to
) a leap year party on Thanksgiving p
night. A number of leaves werd
drawn In different colors, these were
cut in halves, each girl tld boy drew I
one half and the girl" were to tind
their mntes by matchging tile leave' .
After this the couples muriched into
the dining room where cake and cream
were served. They then whiled the
hours away by playing a niimber of e(
games. A number of friends were 1
present and ever yone : fiemed to enjoy
themselves. '
Mrs. .1. S. 'T'odd and little Blanch 1t
were the guests of her mother, 'Mirs.
W. W. Cannady recently.
IN. ). Garrett and family were the h
spend-tlhe-day guest of Mr. and 'Mrs. p
S. E. Riddle, their daughter, Thursday. d
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams ate din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Garrett
Thanksgiving.
B. It. Garrett and W. I). Hollis were
the visitors at a turkey dinn1er at Mir.
Will Donnon's Thanksgiving.
We are glad to learn of Lee West
purchasing the .leans place. Mr. West
is now occupying the house. We wish
him well. , c
Mirs. 1H. A. Holcombe and little girls, t
Rosalee and Luenettle were visitors at I
Jn Riddle's Friday.
ir. and irs. Chesly lughes are ,
now making their home with their
daughter, Mrs. Leilah Owens at Watts I
Mill.
The many friends of Sydney Ed
wards will be interested to know that
he is visiting in Laurens county again,
Mr. Edwards was reared in this coun
ty but has been making his home in
Cuba for a number of years. He will
visit these parts for a month.
Miss Clara, Altha and Letha Wil
liams, also Miss Clara Garrett spent
Saturday night with Miss Blanch and
Madge Williams near Bramletts.
Luriman and Malvin Williams visit- 2
Eugene Todd Sunday. I
Messrs. W. L. and 1. H. Garrett
we in Laurens Saturday.
Mr. C. 1). Green and Mrs. WV. G. Put
m's relatives of Bethany were vist
Irs at their homes di-ring the latter
rt of the week.
.lyrs. .l. 1). WVll1a:" and sister, Mr;.
die I low0V;IL(. attendIe services!.4 at,
'amlellts Sundclay afternoon.
FINAL SETT'r'i,1EENT
Take notice, that on the 13lth day of
inuiry. 1917, I. will render a fi nal ac
1int of ily ncts and donlgts as Ilx
uItor of the 'e.-tatCe of Natn ie .1.
inn1ks. deceased, in tihe olice of the
Idge of Probate, of I aturens coutyi, I
I1 o'clock a. Im1. and oil the Same
y will apily fpr a lina1 discharge I
om my trusts - nd IXCc'utor.
Any person i ted to said estate
notiflied and equired to make pay
eat on that <itce and all persons
tving claims gainst said.estate will
resent thema n 0 -.efore said date, 1
Lly proven or e forever barred.
A. N. 1111AMLODTT,
cc. 1 ,*1916.-1 mo. 1!xecutor.
[HIS STOPS HAIR
FROM FALLING OUT
lever count the dead hairs in your
omb and brush? They are nature's
airiing of future baldness and proof
hat the dlangerous dandruff germ is
usy on you scalp.
i)r. Sang 'bund, the famous Paris
peeialist, irst. discovered that dan
[ruff and ailing hair Aro caused by a
aierobe. Then c wnKthe discovery of
he valu of i eal Parisian Qmge (Ii
Iu1d for H i destroying the dandruff
erm and promptly prevetnting the
urther loss of hair. The effect of only
hree days use of Parisian Sage is
Limply marvelous and the American
>cople have now awakened to the fact
hat they can be quickly rid of dandruff
tnd save their hair by using Parisian
Sage.
Parisian Sage is sold by Laurens
Drug Co. and good druggists every
where. It's inexpensive, daintily per
fumed, free from stickiness, and will
surely cause hair to grow soft, lustrou
md really seem twice as abundant.
ICIOLLS PLANS * c
BIG0 SENSATION b
ins Not Given Up His Fight on
Traxler. Says Notling, Though It is
Known That lie liss leen Proceed
lug ('autiotsly With Schenie.
WVaslington, :Dee. 10.--It becnane
nolwn here today, although he would 1
Iake no coluiment on what he pro
10oes doing, tlat a big sensation re t
:;irding the Greenville pc-stoilee I
natter Is in sight, wi Cong ressnan
am .. Nicholls ono of the intc,.stcdI
.\Ir. Nicholls r( turned to Washi intg
on .\londay and was immtediately
ueen by Th'ie State's corresp~ondent and
isked for ain outline of his phuis. lie
stated very frankly that he liad not
hanged his mind as to what he' in
Iended to do regarding this matter,
)it that for .thie present he preferred
not to say anything for publication I
ioncerning fihe situation which has
already become interesting not only
in South Carolina but elsewhere for
the precedent which it creates.
It has been ascertained from other
sources that Mr. Nicholls has been
proceeding with caution in his efforts
to oust Postmaster D. B. Traxler
from tho Greenville oflice and that
the statements made by some of those
unfriendly to him that they did not
believe he wanted Mr. Traxler out, as
this would relieve him from the ne
cessity of mtaking a choice from ,
among other candidates for the place,
has served to spur Mr. Nichols on to
act more forcibly than befdr(1e.
It is known that. concerted action
on the part of Mr. Nicholls and those
here who are assisting him in what
they believe a good fight to have the
postoflce department deliaro the
Greenville oflice vacant is soon to be
taken and that it will prove highly
interesting to the people in South
Carolina.
The fact that Mr. Nicholls will
make no statement for publication at
the present time and that from other
sources it is learned that lie is pro
Dedin'g cautiously in the matter,
paves little room to doubt that a son
ation of more than ordinary size is
1 sight in the very near future.
it Wi-'E'S STOIIY Slit.
P'IlSE S 1..A11'1{1E:NS
The following has suriprised Ilau
ens: A businew'. ma1n11's wife suffered
ro111 dysp1eipsia aInd conltipationl for
eaIrs. .\lholugh hie dieted she was so
loated l.r 'lothies would not lit. ONl*
'DO)\l-'El bu("ckthorn bark"I, glycerine,
W.. as mixed in .\dler-i-ka relieved
er IN.S.\NTILY. Ilerause A\dler-i-ku
talpties IO''ll largo and sinalil inties
ine it reli -es ANY CAS' constipla
iou, sour st nach or ga an11d prevents
DIun (ticiI i.. I Ilu1rJQtIC'I(I'1TI ael ion
I a1nylhing'Wever sold. The l'r11eka
)rug Co.
Ilonor 11011 of Wad4sworth School.*
1"irst G rade- S-twart -3"rown, Joe
Y~orkman11.
Second (;rade--laouise Buford,
iPolir G"rade-Aildred WorkI1an, I
Lois Workman.
Fifth Grade:-Agnes Davis, Ruth
Workman.
Sixth Grade----Carrie '3ell Workman,
Agnes Young, Marian Workman, D.
Williams, Dallas Boyd.
Eighth Grade-Josephine Workman,
Charles Williams.
Tenth Grade-Seyborn Day.
TRADE MARK1
IlAllt TONIC
is sold by us on a guarantee to be a
reliable preparation for keeping the
scalp and hair in a healthy condition.
Let u1s explain its merits to you. Sold
only hy us, :0c a1.d $1.00.
Good for Constpation.
'Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent
for constipation. They are pleasant
to take and mild and gentle in effect.
Obtainable everywhere.
Drives Out Malarla, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVE'S TASTEI.8S chili TONIC, drives out
Malariaenriches the b'loodand builds up the sys
tem. A true tonic. For adults and children. 50c.
14,
Can You Do
One Thing Better
Than Anyone Else?
If so, as the su.} irn gouc, the
World will make a ;eatrln pf;;h ,
to your doir, \'e "ill hUg . ou
live in a trackless iorest.
We. the mnakers of
YAM NUTS
are b eg:'inning to belleve tbis. Else, iwhiy the steli'.:
Inceasing demand for our newr cereal;
Again, we are trying to deserve to have all the
World come knocking at our doors for its breakfast.
We are putting into Yam Nuts the cream of conscien
tious effort. First of all, the best, selected, juiciest yams
are chosen --thus is 1uri'ty assured. Next, modern, sau
itary clea niliness is employed. You may he sure, when
you are enjoying your morning YA.\M NUTl'S, that whole
somen ess 1lnderlis "that unforgettable Ilavor" .
.et the kiddies h1ave all they
want. Fill upl the growiniwoy's..
pocket with YA'\ NIITS-ail let te?4e&!wz
him eat it like--pipelorn -see iff
he doesn't vote it the best ever!
THE WILLIAMS CO.
Sole \lanufaturers
(Greenville, S. C.
Coming Soon. YAN FLAKES, a Dlcos
Golden Flake of pure Di- Wholesome
clousniess. CT W* I4a Wu.4
1i84i(f i( 'WIttI AMS V--a ,4 4 GR(NviMt
COMPANY Y"e SC
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our fam iyM
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