The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 17, 1917, Image 12
LANFORD NEWS.
. Lanford, Oct. 15.-Our school is pro
gressing nicely uinder tlie nianagenIlent
of cur excelleit teachers. .liss Cox,
01r prinilpal, has prepared a very in
terestlig prograim for tihe next meeting
of the l] ural I lit prtovet emnt1 Associat lon.
An ocf:usional visit in our school-roomi
Taste, Refine
and Value....
} Are the cardinal
distinct;snion to the
we have assembi
for anniversary g
c1 asionIs.
-IL
1ing.s of gold and plai
Artistic designs in
necklaces, bracelets,
pearls.
For weddings or am
distinguished collecti
gold, cut glass, etc.
You'll appreciate the
our showing all the r
tremely reasonable F
William
"Reliab
TIhe economical sho
can have their wants su
great saving ini pr'ice an
*full an d our prices right
dliscrimninating buyer, b
can please her here.
Underweai
-We are making a si
datys of supplying the n
(derciothing. We know
tendIing school they mu;
their health will suffer.
Children's Union
The E-Z combinati
hard to beat. Every
-Mother! ask to see ther
and warm.
Blankets!
We still have a la
hand, both wool and m
to see them. Tfhey are
Our Stocks are Con
H. T]
will show the splendid work they are
doing. L
Aliss Greene our iInterniodate teach- s
er, spent the week-end with her par- I
ents in Greenville.
WN are glad to report that Miss (I
Nance, our primary teacher, Is again
able to come back to the school-room. I
\Itr. and Mrs. J. R. Patterson and I
Miss Nance were lin Laurens Friday U
a fte11oo11, shopping.
mlent
factors in lending
fine jewelry that
ed here for brides,
ifts, and for all oc
!pLy of fine geis for
the most up-to-late set
:inurn.
brooches, lavallieres,
watches and ropes of .
iversary gifts we've a
on of fine silver pieces,
class and beauty of
nore because of the ex
>rices attached.
Solomon
e Jeweler"
ppers arc finding that they
pplied at this store at a
d values. Our stocks are
:We like to wait on the
ecause we know that we
for Children
pecialty during the autumn
eeds of the phIildren in un
that whe ' they are at
3t be mag comfortable or
Suits from 50c Up
on suits for children are
child should have them.
ri. They are comfortable
Blankets!
rge stock of blankets on
ixed goeds. We want ytU
spler~did values.
splete, Our Prices Right
ERRY
The little Sunbeam band of Lanford
aptist. church observed State Mis
ion Day, and carried out a very in
resting little program.
Mirs. M. W. Fowler Is visiting her
aughter, Mrs. T. A. )rummond.
lIss Nora Cannon hans returned
ome0 after a very pleasant visit to
er sister. Mrs. 11. 1". 1omar of Spar- I
anhu)IIrg.
Mir. .1. S. liggins was called to Un
oI to see his son, MIr. liarper Iligginls
Vio was very sIghC.
'Mrs. C. ). Cox find 'Miss Othello
olinsoini wrere the guests of Mi. V. D.
'atterson and family last Sunday.
Mr. Arch IHolmes and family and
It. T. A. 1)rummond visited Nir: .1. T.
purges. recently.
'Mrs. J. ;',. V ll Iams was summoned
o Fountati inn to see her filIhor, Mr.
erry (hirret. who was not exec'.d
o li'.e.
Mlirs WIe i'attersoln is iIn Laurens
isiling 'Mrs. .1. Iee Langston.
C(apt. .1. W. Lanford Is buying cot
oil. It Is binuginit a good price but
veryhing ('lse Is advalit w101t the
ricC of cotIol.
Cis (ariie Fowler was a . o!es. of
is; Crr Iy ]oi Iliggotts recen tl.
MiMs NIollie ,Mloore and hei' sister,
Irs. I arle Thomas are off oi a1 ex.
'tnded visit ill Georgia with their
>rother, r.\. I'ieree .Moore.
.\Mr. urtiman Franks; stoppeId to
qpcak with frietids a few -lavs nao. I~e
I (MV 01f our sohlier boys .1ii says hIs
-1m1jpaly h ar order; to sail I 1,r1. Frelle
a a frew.. dayr.
E'eryibndy i4 lookn. fo"w'aid with
Ol'b: ure it the dedicatioll of 1ih1 NI tIh
clst )clturh. We are esp.'tcitt. 1)r. .1.
1 Wilson of I.:iler "oillC'.' to preach
I S1rmon a11 'a111h1(ado -omit, splendthi'l
nu1sic which everybody e-n.>y..
S * * S S S S S S * - S S e
ElOMi NEWS. *
* * * * * * . . . . . .
lIkotm, Oct. 15.- he fartmlers are
ile busy this beautiful weather galh
1ritlg Olir crops and some11 are begitn
11tng1 to sow grail.
Iev. 1,. 1). Iass filled his appoint
en at Ilnioll Sittday.
All or the chlildltren of it, I.. C. Cil
c risol game hi a surprise hirthldav
nuerlcl ""unda1y, Wedniesday. Ohe 170h,
being his 58th11 birtihlay, they celbrat
cd F1itntday. All of .his childreei an I
tltindchildrel excilt otne, Mr.:. Lou1
0, lbert sonl and dam-ahter andl \itr. Ityatt
linsoll, were present and eII jo:'ed a
bonuntiful (111111r.
.\l1is 'Myrtle Culbortsol left this
mttor'n itng to take charge of her school
at Mt. Gallagher.
Mliss M1,'rt le Ciilbertson has accelt
ed a sochool near Sulimer. and left Fri
day to hgin ther Work there Alnday
laornittg.
)r. and .i ..1. 0. Cooper I i t- sui!!
per with Mle::-c.s EIla and1(i! W Ia
Cooper SiI tudI.h right.
\%It. Il. Culhertson and ramily Spent
.tantday wilt I. I . 11. Pitnson andu
family.
\1r. and .\lrs. .1. W. .\oor Frien tr
iday withi .\lrs. Y. .l. ('ulhierrson and1
e-l .\! l mter .\iatrtitt Sat 'rd iy tni''hr.
At Opera llouse. Oober 2I9thI.
A, thle Opera I louse, onl OCt. :29th
t here wVill tbe pre'scted for thle flrst
Ititme in this. city. William N. Selig's
ondlerful feature filmu dtramatlization of
lHohterI llihens' 'love r'omantce oif the
Sahiara, "Th'le Gardetn of Al lal: ". Th'lis
is thei( hal fi..illion dl1 lar podut~ion
wh. ich i has rt'ted such spOcul a tion
ini lilmulandt. The worbil-famou~i~s star,
l Ileen Ware, ptlays the trole of ''DIom
ini Ettnflietn", and( shte is suppior'ted by
anl aill-sta en' ts igf playerls inc( 1ludin
l'Thomals Satschi, 1'0igenl~e itesserer, Al
WX. Vi lson, .11ame( 1Uradhur1 iy, 11liry
Ifon~tsdale, F'ratnk CIlark, CecIl Ilool d (,
Mlatt It. Snlyder' and ofther's. A sucOces
51ion of bionatllde1 scenies of thle great
Sahlara dleset are shtown, and1( the
love intrlt ('(1In the story. Is bothI Iln
Ies and1 tltt absorbin1 g. Critics assert
that 110len Ware has performed thq
mo1st art ist c i' ork of lier dlIst ingish
cd carteor as ani ac'tress. Thlousands
of sitpIernulmerar'ies, enr'avanus of
('ame101, A rabls, nat ive( iedoutltus, etc.,
iartIclIpate In thle actiotn, 'The Selig
Compatny Is knowvn fotr the worthilness
of its spectacular film specials. IEv
ery onie will wanlt to see the greatest
drtamla evet' filtmed by the SelIg Comn
Iany3, nlamlely, "Thte Glarden of Allahl".
FINAL SE'TTLE~MP1NTI.
'Take nlotiee thtat on the 26tht day of
October, 1917,-! will render a final ac
countt of my acts and (doings 'as Admin
istrattrix of the estate of Mrs. M. E.
Cunninghlam, deceasedl, In the omele of
the Juidge of Probate of Lautrens COun
ty, at i o'clock, a. tm. and on thle samei
day 'will apply for a final diseharge
from tmy trust as Ad niItstra tr tj.
Anly pertson indeb~lted to iaid stati
Is notilled and rcquired to make pafy
mletnt oil that date; and all persomi
havIng claims against saidl estate il
pr'eset. thiem on or befor-e saId date
dutly provetn or 1be forever barred.
LENA C, ANDE~RSON,
Admnfistratrix,
(With will annexed
Sept. 26, 1917e-1 mo.
'Gets-It" 2 Drops
Gorns Peel Off!
For 25 Cents Peel of( 25 (orns.
"GIets-It," the greatest corn discov
ry of any age, makes joy-walkers out
f corn11 11111pers. It iiakes you feel
Ike the Statue of Liberty. Buy a lib
"It WI'. Come OfT in one C01one
I'lec I"
'ry bottle of "Get -It" right ow,
'ee youIsCIf at o eC from I coIorn
lisery. It will pem off pal essly. In
me complete piece. Any I'll, old Or
'oung, hard or soft. or etween the
0oe, any callus, 01 ny 01n that. has
resisted everything C .C you have ever
Ised. Off It comes like magle. Guar
kiteed.
.I! .on (Iced is two or ilee drop.;
.f "Gets-It" lat's all. "Gets-It" is
lhe only safe way In the world to treat
t coi or Callus. It's the sure Way
1he way that. never fails. It Is ri'ed
Id tIrule-used by millions. nevelr Ir
ritales the flesh or makes the toe sore.
It, always works; pels-co'ns-off'-l Ike
1-ba11a11a-skin. 25e a b ottle Is all you
11(ed to pay for "cets-It"it at ny drug
tore. or Sent onl receipi of prien by
I'. I1awrence and Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Sold inl 1.a urells ald recoillmllelded
Is th1e world'i's )(st (orn11 ielledy by
iurkica IDrug Co.. Lauriens I)rug Co.,
I'owe D)rug Co., 1'unamI )1Drug Store.
Dir. 11. F. P'osey.
National League For Womau's Sersice.
The 1aurens National League for
\\'oman's Service Is using ithe store.
rool lexit. door' to Powe Drug Co. as
headquarters. For the present, those
wIo are willing to sew or1 knit for
soldier or civilian reller will find this
room open every Tuelsdiy afternoon at
foir o'clock. Out-of-town workers
who alre Interested In this department
will flnId some one there at that time
to ainswer Ily inquiries that they may
CriC to make.
-Mrs. Parkinson,
Chairman.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVP BROMO QuinIne. It stops the
Cough and hleadache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund rnoney if It falls to cure.
E.. W GROVE'S siguature on each box. 30c.
Style, Q
M<
Suits, Dress
The wonderful h
I partment is proof thai
press shipmentskeep)
This is a great cc
colors.
Newv Coat:
Spc
Nothing is quite
- Coe
Specia
In Serge and Taffeta,
A fortunate pure
some most unusual v
no duplicates of thes
Blankets worth $4.50
- Blankets wort
Now is the time
prices right and serv
Miss Mary Peterson
Minter C
* '
Itussian Lo'44e.' on Oesel Were Small.
IPetrograd, Oct. 14.-rhe minister
of marines i t supplementary con
munication issued this evening says:
"The Russian losses in the two days
bombardment of the isinds o Oesel
and Dago w:ere trifling. Our crews
gave proof of their courage, Initiative
I'tnd self dlenial."
Come to us for the biggest Sewing
Machine Values ever offered.
S. M. & 1.1. H. WILKIS & CO.
it F
iL
The P"Atderl, Di-:1
The chief consideratio
issanitation. Wall pai
wall coverings have becom
a sanitary as well as an ar
ing decorated with Pee C
-~------- It
48 pago ilustrated book, a'
The Modern Aehod of C
Decoraiing is.~h" enn- eh
tainussugges.t ions for thet' b
artistic decoration (of
wallIs a nd ceilIin Ivs. InIl co'e Ir
plates of r oomsI fiIshI Ied I i'.h I
Pee :inve ttt. Ask ni'
for this boik or wI ite to
Peaslee-Caulbert Co.
Incortpot autu
IOUISVII IlE KENTUCKY
Lam ens Ha
luality an
et In Our Collectio
pes, Coats, Skir
usiness we are doing ino
our styles are correct and
the new things coming.
COATS
at season. See the new coat
a $18.50, $25.00, $30.00 and
cial in Coats at $12.50 and $
COAT SUITS
so useful as a Coat Su'it. Se
~t Suits at $18.5~ $20.00 to $
al in Coat Suits e t $12.50 an~
Iy
DRE$SES
in all the POP a ades at|
BUY BLA r(ETS NOS
hase last spring of Wool Blai
alues in Blankets. Better ge
at $3.50 Blank
bh$7.50 at $6.00. Ot
*MILLINERY
to purchase that fall Hat.
ice good. Miss Padgett, Mrs
will serve you in this departn
o. Departn
Laurenis; S. C.
Making Success on the Road.
The many friends of Ryan Martin,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Martin,
of Maddon Station, will be interested
in knowing that he Is nov traveling
for a large manufacturing concern of
Nashville, Tenn., and is making quite
a success of his work. He has been
traveling for the past eighteen months
and his ability has boon substantially
recognized by his firm.
Germs
Go
Out
Quickly
When
You Use
VIP-,
Sadticy t poi l Finish
n in tt e i dem home
per and er unsanitary
e a thing of the past. Frons
tistic point, Wallis and ceif
ce Flatkoatt have no equaL
brins cleanliness and eliniinates
St, soot, germs and vermin be
ase Pee Gee Flatkoatt penetrates
o the fibre of the surface and be
ies part of it. If soiled, it can be
ily cleaned and your walls will be
ght and beautiful again.
Pee Gee Flatkoatt comes in white
and 24 deep, rich, velvety colors
wich can be combined into the
most artistic effects.
rdware Co.
id Value
I of
ts, Millinery
ur Ready-to-Wear De
prices right. Daily ex-4
s in all materials and
up to $50.00.
[5.00.
3 our4
25.00.
$15.00.
$9.98, $15, up to $20.00.
ikets enables us to offer
t what you want hiow;
ets worth $6.50 at $5.00
hers up to $10.00.
Stocks are complete,
. C. H. Armstrong and
ient.
tent Store