The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 14, 1917, Image 4
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RABUN NEWS.
Rabun, March 12.--Mr. and Mrs.
iilan Hellais of Hickory Tavern
spent Monday with his sister, 'Mrs.
Belle Gray.
lMiss Alliene Baldwin and sister, lit
tle Maude, were visiting Aliss Cora
League Tuesday.
Mrs. S'loan Mahon and Mlarle .Mlahon
called at the home of Mr. John Wolff
of Shiloh Tuesday afternoon.
N-Mr. W. A. Baldwin and daughter,
liss Alliene were In Laurens Wednes
day on business.
Mr. Solomon Mahaffey of Eden spent
Wedesday night with Mr. Walter Ow
ens.
Mr. Calvin Anderson of Merna was
the spend the day visitor of .lr. I. I.
Aahon Thursday.
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CHARMING
\ - ii n of a rn eti'
Sita I tyi - whih llmost wvo -n
!'o a f r11 ::~ - i b e
w- i th s s.. TVl I,
Ta Ile .e- iC I m c T s li
(N h :-A !:,Tl'4, a
~ THlE NEW111 .ItIIN WAL~CT.N.
Whlite I'vepe dc Ch1iro. trinunedl
withl I'laize, only\ .... .... ..
Gold Crpe e Chine .... ....
Pink% Crop(. deQ 1hn 11eh.blv.
PiETT NPOR llT Shilt IT.
We aie n1ow sloingt .1 ('aompit'lkw
SOItIlelt olf the niew.5 Suri
in Strip( p. lail. a il in all h n
Pon i of the e, handsome Vp in I li
Thlere( is not) aI modl in the eanir
tate 10 tbuy thm
Whose style mee01ts the latest re(
of elevernei(ss; and~ novelty', ar'e )'
for' women who value t' impjor'tl
of harimony in drtess*-fr'om top to
they are smar t with new ideas
ideals. Shoes that will stand the
of quality with the matchless les
time,
NJWS'T STIYLES IN SPitINt
FOItUS F"Oit LAD1I1ES.
Gray Kid Pumnps .... .... ... .
-Tan Pumps, French heel .... .. .9
.Patent andi Kidl Pumps....
Dull Kid Pump is and Patent . . .. .9
-'White Canvas Pumpts ( Neolin
sole- .... .... .. ...... .. .9
Dull 1K1( andl Patet. Pumips ,. . .
Dull Kid and Patent Pumptis .
h--stirap Patent andi Dull K id
Pumps.......... ......... ..
Gun Metal Hiuieer and Hut ton
Oxftords .............. .... ..
P atent and~ Dull Leather Puntps .9
WVhite Canv'as Pumpis, French
heels .............. .......... $
Big stock of all styles and leath
crs .............. ......... ...
JEI(AH TOP (CANVAS SIIbtES--0(F
.STY'LFS F(ft SiItINU WElII
8 81-4nmelt tot) White Canvas IBoots
for'.............. ...........
8 i-4i Inch top White Canvas Boots
lowv heels ...................
8-Inch top White Canvas Boots,
French hieels ......... .... ..
7 1-2 Inch tolp White Canvas Hoots
low hieels..... ......... ......
Mi'se--.' IIl 1-2 to 2 WhIte Canvas
BooWk, icny hcchiu......... .
family Sunday, being accompanied b;
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Malon.
Mist Cora League had as her guest
Sunday, Miss Alliene Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Armstrong of
Foutnain inn spoilt Sunday with Mrs.
R. A. Oweins and fanly.
Mr. and Mrs. larley Abercrombie
visited Mr. Leonard Abercrombie and
family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Abercrombie
and mother, spent Sunday with Mr.
Will 110to and family.
Quite a number from this sec 1n
attended the singing at 'Princeton
Sunday. All reprt a nice time.
Notice to Tax Payers.
Notice Is hereby g %'en that .he
time for payment of taxes has becil
extended from March 1st to March
15th. After that date the 15 per cent
penalty will be added.
C. W. KITCilNeNS, City Clerk.
33-1t
COMPANY
y Opening
Thursday,
mure in announcing to the
anad Spring Style Show a
enjoy the wonders i
Pi".. embroideries, new:
lo and most beautift
All stocks are at th
2.50
3.50 safely say that pi
3.50
).00 lower than they ar
2.50
/
n
WVe WVish to
Spring Milli
Thursday, M
Spring hats for women ai
our displays are in comp
tion. The styles shown
sistible. Their beauty it
rnany chic and smart efft
These displays have be
quirements of the womai
of good dress and believe
with service. You will fir
from such a large and va
modelf.
Dr. and Mrs. Welborn moved from
our section to Fountain Inn Friday,
'Mr. J. J. McSwain of Greenville lec
tured at Hickory Tavern school house
Friday night being entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mlahon.
Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Smith of Waterloc
visited lr. and \rs. Claude Malion
Friday, "Mr. Smith returning home
Saturday, and 'Mrs. Smith staying over
a few days.
.lrs. T. 11. B3abb and children return
ed home Friday after spending ,unic
time with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs,
Belton Owens of Gray Court.
Aliss Edna Owens spent several dayv
with her sister, irs. Claude Wasson 01
Friendhip section last week.
Misses Nannie Kate ludgens an(d
Avic Mahaffey of Laurens were the
visitors of M\r. and .irs. Sloan 31ahori
Saturday night and lr. -John Wolft'and
SWITZEF
Milline1
We take plea:
Millinery Opening
SPRING DRESSES
11tlhls in Silk I)re.rs of the s1i
J ' we' 14-li ii 4itt c,;, I il will
S Talleta. 'epe <., ('hinet
n brh iero lin lno. $10.00, $1
rii. y ' n* .... .... $12.50 1,, $1
............ .. .. .. .. ... . $1
...................$13.75 o $2
0?
t o &
tI of'
6.00
I3.00
,,.50I
2.50
a.00
)0o) : ,.d
I1(*(
it.50
2.5t
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* DIAL NEW& *
Dial, March 12.-Holly Leaf Camp
No. 242, W. 0. W. at their last regular
meeting elected delegates tp the State
convention, which- is to convene in
Greenwood March 20th. Messrs Wilijo
H arris and .John Simmons are tho del
egates who will represent this lodge at
the meeting.
The maiiny friends of Mrs. I. f.
Brooks, who has been very Inuch of
a "shut In", are delighted to know
site was able to be in Gray Court last
week on a short visit with Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Brooks.
Ir. Marvin Harris of Charleston,
spent a few days recently with his
I)arents, Mr. and Mrs. D. ). Harris.
Mrs. Fate Henderson and little
daughter, Kathleen of the Durbin com
SWITZER
Spring St:
March 15th.
ladies of Laurens Cour
vill take place next Thi
n new spring merchandi.
ready-to-wear, new slipp4
A spring millinery.
eir best and we can
rices will never be "
e today.
C)C
A nnounce Our
iaery Opening
arch 15, 1917
id misses have arrived ani
lete readiness for inspe,
here this 8pring are irr,
i exquisite and bring 01
cts.
en chosen to meet the r<
i who understands the al
i in combining distinictic
Ld it a revelation to choor
ried exposition of corre4
mtinity, vigitid her p#erent( %1r. and
Mrs. Sam Switzer last weelk
Misses Kate Curry and Eileen Curry
of Fork Shoals and 1il1lside respec
tively, spent the week-end with home
folks.
Miss Annie Wright spent the week
end with her parents in Tylersville.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the all-day singing at Prince
ton Sunday. They report a large
crowd and splendid singing by the del
egates from the various churches.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curry and chil
dren visited at the home of Mr. Z. N.
Gray Sunday.
Miss Cecil Owings of Hillside, was
the week-end guest of homefolks.
Mr. Win. 1Davis of Greenville came
down last Sunday and remained over
until Monday, when he accompanied
Mrs. Davis and little Mary Catharine
home after they had enjoyed a visit of
OlMPANY
yle Show
kty that our Grand
irsday. Come and
5e. New silks, new
ars and the brightest
NEW SPRIN
Thel n n w01,1 .ho hzas: mle t).1114 o 1),
evelln t I l m1oI nnt will bIl r lat
W13 these woml f 11u1 Ilarmentk.s \.
1%los to) pleaIsev ry n from\('t( the 1)
irils Jml4 e.lors. All Ile new shw
g~A\V
-oe n
d2
40 0 t
In
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eb Q
two weolsa with Mr. Harris Curry and
family.
Miss Olivia Curry is spending this
week with Mr. Rapley Owings and fam
ily of Owings.
Mr. George Babb and wife spent the
week-end with relatives in the Raliun
community.
Miss Lilly Thomason vis!ted in
Fountain Inn last week.
Mr and Mrs. Brooks Sullivan and
little son of Port Arthur Texas., who
are on a visit with relatives in Lau
rens, visited. their grandmother, Mrs.
I. S. Brooks Sunday night.
Mrs. W. S. Bolt and children of
Hickory Tavern, were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. J. R. Brownlee and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Gray and Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Harris and Mr. and
Mrs. Wni. Davis, were the spend-the
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harris
Curry last Monday.
G SUITS
IY ill he nei<.rhhorh14114 ci l .* 0 0
she lls not ow.h befolrwe
all thc -oodl anld most <leirable
ecs all fesins are shlown ill our.
col .lerse ;:r Flits, Apple
Greven .... .... .... .... ,,.$ 2 .5
o-1 \Velkr 81y u its .\U:Atard -
:1;d 1Gold .... .... .... .... $. 11..754
'four. C'heck Suits;, Spor)It style
ronly .... .... .... .... ..... . $17.40
9 ass"ortmlent Wool Poplinl sulits
Apple Nr1n11sd . lsard,
new,\ Ile, from .... $116.')( 1o 0 .0
!k Talfta Suits oly .... ..... 0
- -
S P iilli !li .e.
ri. Such colorsew suhfare i s,
Jih teigns A(4(1 Jll1 of4)'% (ash ion's im-s
lui aes :11 d desigm a.4~ ll4I1
-001ne StI~( rie Popin, .\n'l e5
Rol and,1N1w......,.on.y......5,
'oneh,~ igured Poini , Sonttlye.$1
' pph Whi(tei Pogee nly .. $1i',5
-inl.: te Pli n ioplin,1nly......2d.Ot
ON Eil WQC 1D is S IOOII xvi ,
riis. Seasn selction fdrs goodis
atI we(' havei never eiualled~' before.
-inch I(Silverb lom, new goods$151
for~ skits, oli---- ...v. .... 75
-inch1 F'ancyu Poge, oly .. ..75c
-inchWI .\iaec ogee, oly . . 2150
-inch WoPlai f~orsirt, per ..$1
-ic Woo Pavd nevr skhirtsl bcer
ynare .-rt'- to - lie --la- .. ..v$i.0
- ich lack and Wh nite yheok to0i
oc S't Srieemkrtal
Woolskt, only ...... .,........,5g
-tylh ancyh wono, only ... ..$2.5
W-sle Mn ajsti Pnge., only . . $150
inc Wergl Pids navy andts black
sized up to32wa. t...... $.00
DIE S'pot, SPd/I SirtATall.
otrpeso Pink Cotar, same
4the nas th wol nl.......25a