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* " * MUS'ROV E N'EYS. * " " " fe .* *... *..... 'Musgrove, Nov. 19.-In the ab.;once of our 'beloved pastor, Rev. .1. R. Williams, who is preaching to the khaki-elad boys in 'Charleston, Rev. Mr, Tomploman and Mr. Houston 'lioper from 'Iaurens, gave us two .splendid sermons Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Benjamin and children, .Guy and Mary, spent lart Sunday in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Olin J. Bolt were Sun day guests of Mrs. Bolt's mothdr, Mrs. T.. . Snyder. -Mits llelen Cromer gave a p'u'er parching last Saturday night. .lan from here attended 'the delightful oc casion and had a most enjoyable time. 'Mrs N. B. Bolt spent last week in Barksdale as guests of her daughter, Mrs. Thos. W. Barksdale. -Miss Maude Poole and cousin, Mr. Josh 'Poole were Sunday afternoon guests of Misses Eva and Ruth Bolt. Mrs. Earl Tinsley has resigned the Musgrove school and Miss Annie Gar rettc of Tennessee arrives this morn ing to take charge of the school. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Glenn and Miss Genia Byrd we4t to Langston Sunday morning to hear the splendid talk delivered by Mti. Houston Roper. 'Misses AMitt'r and Mildred Holland and Miss Sudie Keller spent Saturday night with Miss IHelen Cromer. Mrs. L. T. Benjamin is at present visiting relatives in Georgia. Mr. Ierhert Martin and family of Laurens spent Sunday with Mrs. George Byrd. Mr. Ira Bllt spent aSturday night with Mr. Godfrey Duvall. Mrs. D. A. Glenn was a recent guest of Mrs. 1. B. Bolt. Miss Lila Clark had as her attrac tive guest Sunday Miss Mattie Hol land, the ILangston school teacher. Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Glenn spent Sun day afternoon in Cross Anchor. Mr. Calvin Snyder was a Saturday night guest of Mr. Ira Boll. Mr. and Mrs. Olin J. Bolt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Downs Glenn Sunday night. Mr. Vernon Myers broke his arm some time ago, cranking a John henry. 'We hope he will soon be al ri t and ready to crank another Jo enIeury before long. r. Qlin Bolt. was on the sick list la week, but has about recovered now. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS North Carolina Swings In Line. lly leaps and hounds the marvelous deu.tive piowers of I ronized aI'tmw-Piaw. the great Nux-Iron P'aw-'aw combi nation, is meeting with the greatest success. Letters are coming in by the hundreds all praising thi.4 renairk able comnpounid put ul) on lthe old fashionedl lines of the hleef, Irion and Wine' Tonic. Ironmized Paw-Paw has hadl the uhlie confidence for the past 20 yearms ind now with the addition of Iron andl ux is plosit ively the leaderi of all tonigs nmade. Read thme followv ing lest imolly and judge foir yourmself: Windsor,~ N. C'., August 15. 1917. D)e0r Sirs: I take pleasurie ini giv ing you my exp~erience with yourQii I ronuizedl Pasw.Pa'u.. I was told1 by a niOghbori whmat goodl it had dlone her' and as she had suffered as I did,. being all run downi ini healtih and nevei' couldi e'at without the food hur'ting ine, I dIe C idied to triy your i'emedy('13. 1 eana trumtih fully say that of tihe many medilcinies * have used( ironiized Paw-Pawiu is thme only one that mfadie ime a wvell woman. Todoy I feel as good as ever, all feel ing of weakness has gone and I can cat what I please without thie slight r*st apprehension, as .it digests every thing. Th~e use of two bottles has work'ed wonder's; cannot sufleiently thamnM you. Yours tr'uly, .\rs. I. M. Mizzell. A system that is overworked or ruin dtown reqluires a harmless stinmulant. Alcohol lifts, but lets you 11 hi'on Ized Paw-Paw lifts and hop you. Your druggist probably keeps it, but if lhe doesn't, it is sold in lInurens by Ironized Paw-Paw, price $1.00. F~ormnula on 'every bottle. Mali or demi promptly aittended to. Interstate Dr'ug Co., Inc., New York.-Advertise ment. Mlik ~4a Stimulant. Beientista ot~ the Pasteur Institutt have discovered that cow's milk is one of the most powerful stimulants known. It keys up the human .system without interfering wIth common sense and clea I'judgment. Milk has been the only "bracer" used for months by the French holdiers in the trenches and it is said, that a liberal use of It before going into battle has had such wonderful effeet that the Wrench government is' urging its sale id pra' terence to otiqr 'soft drinks when the men~ suse off op'duty. W44 in Season.. "I heard Mm. Subbumbs speaking most beautifully of his wife to another lady on the train juat now. Rather unusq. aX in a man these days." "Not iee ther circq~mstances.- TIhat was a new cook he *ais escorting oiut."-IRehaboth Sunday Herald. MODART CORSETS Always Front Lace Davis= There never was a better i will pay. Take fair warning; less, and the only thing we can and tell you to protect yourself money saved. : Special 5)0 new p icees 27-inch Standard Dress Gingham, assorted cheeks and plaids. - Special 15e yard. Special ~pieces 72-inch extra heavy all linen Satin D~amask $2.00. special per yard .... ...'. .... .... ..$1.50 51 piece"s 72-inch evira heavy all linen atinl D)amask Special $2.00 yard worth $2.50 Linens are getting searce and will sooin be off' the market, altogether. Bletter buy now. ASK FORL TIO WMISTS' A Speia 25dznnw Sitass4nVie ndSiets Alwsams Fedtroot. aexrwemdan Thgo eran neerwalabete. less, liand Othen ownl tings awore canpe and ellaotoet ors Special10 assortdSch ts andd oats Roir n Fec gbrd.Sl peciallypricedra Special N ees-w ipment ISh Cd irtwa init ergt erepI )a n ew Special $.075r andn wie aen selling nl iI S4I the old th B ASS ~ IREOWS'' i W-B CORSETS mpany ou put off buying the more you :an't prevent it; we are power r know---they are going higher for months ahead. It means siery L --black, white ne---all sizes. (I Special )Iids~. and1 st ripja anid -'hteks. Special 1 5c yard Specia 15 piece~s Scot'h )IndraIs (urtin G d ini white Special 25c yard Special '1i-i neh 8ilk Pouplin, niavyv, green. plum, black and white. Special 85c yard ne high prices went into effect dity and prices will prove it. OMPANY I UNING EA " s ;! ti , , rte --. Roper Co :ime to buy goods. The longer y ill goods are going higher. We do is to tell you what we honetli now. Fill all your wants, even SPECIA Everwear SilkIlose. gray, brown, champag Our regular $1.00 val Specia! 90c Pai Special 12 dozen II ~ et. snadp py models in Ilouisi I Drescss,, PerIeales, giniglimis, antd efunnbrays, all sizes up to~ 48 stouts1. Special $1.45 Special 100 ,dozen ext ra heavy hlibbed Clhildren 's Iose. laick only. Special 25c pair 60 dozen miediumi heavy 'Ribbhed Children 's Hose, blatck only Very Special -15c pair ock was bought before the extrei rice basis. 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