The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 05, 1917, Image 11
Takes Good Light
and Good Eyes
The steadiness of ldyo light
--neither flicker nor flare
makes it almost as easy to do
delicate, particular tasks by Y
lamplight as daylight. - 1
RAYO LAMPS t y
are as easy to light as a gas jct. You
don't take off either the chiney or -
shade. Merely raise the gallery and y
, touch a mnatch. A 1Mayo is easy to;6
re-wick and easy to keep clean. It
is artistic and ornamental. 3
" If your dealer doesn't carry Mayo,
Lamps write our nearest station.
Aladdin Security Oil guarantees
best results from lamps, stoves and
heaters.
STANDARD OIL CO.
s(Newr Jersey)
Ii. B ALT MiORDB ID.
CshInIt, N. C.
Charleston. S. C.
1 (.
I.
J.C.Burns&I
Of Clothing, Hats Shoes, Dry C
ly from Baby to Grand-Dadd3
Goods and Save 15 to 35 'per cer
COTTON IA CHEAP AT 27c to 30c Special vali
A hint to the wise is sufficient. If you Caps. Our ha
haven't enough staple dry goods to last you the people of
for a year, .you. had.better buy it now. GIng- covers Dixio.
hams, Sea Island, Cotton Flannels, Outings, ,J.
Percales, Cheviot Shirtings, Chambrays, Tick- Two
ing, Illeachings, 'Cambries, Suitings, etc. You ,T ll( i
can save 25 per cent now on above goods. About 9,000
J. C. 3UIJRNS & CO. shoes here an
3,500 PAIRS OF PANTS. pair. Iuy all
Pants for Daddy and till the boys. Ilave you save the differ
enough pants to last for one year. Take a . and we will ii
lIy from me and buy them now of J. C. Burns I
& Co. A big stoe,k and you will save dollars.
Don't walt-buy now.
J.. RNS & CO.Coats, Lg I
Six boves 'Cst M.atches (these matches are waists, louse
worth ic special .......... .... .... Seater Coat
Six cakes best Laundry Soap, (this soap Is Ladles' ]tats
orth 7C(, Ceclla...a .uy all
41.00 bottle WVinc of Cardui, sp~ecial . ... 79' 'obS eo CI
:Cc bottle Dodson's Liver 'lTone .... ....I39c Gum, School"
2cpackage 'Piedfourd's Btlack lDraug . . Me and Envelopes
Dr'op In and get you a new I tat. is, Jewelry,
7 ph-gs. best Soda (full Il)s.) .... .. .... .; Alars Clocks
$.00 large bible .... .... ..... ... $1.7- the tho .lsa i
:.0 qual)y TWble O0 Cloth ... .... ....730, C,
Don't fal to see the Bargains In our base
ment: Tnware, lss are, rockery, ..am- At undner o
eled ware, 'Widowv Shades, WVall Paper, Rugs andl keep war
Tranks, Soap, Washing Pow ers, Matches, h w
7tak.eh, btlueug, lanterns and lamps. Two
:hiere Is a dance hit Is called the ".. esitate" .....
h't there is no tme now to hesitate. Come to Ladles' fine
. eC. Ms & Co., 2 big stores ll Paurens and Mid others u
buy your goods. While times are good swing rop in
aend balance all. 11
J. C. BURNS & CO. The place w
Six,. Special - Bargain Days E
OUR SAl
No. 1 Store, 210 West Iaurens st.' ' Headquarters
Red Iron Racket Old 8tani, Next James Donnon, C
to Bramletts Shop.
No. 2 Store, Nil
Earl 1
We Have Thousand
Our two Buildins are Filled Chuck-Ft
(JQ#f F~stj 'J~N
. , iti -.3 '!.. ' _. V - 't<}..r y 'b s Yw ..S 4 - :. "
* * * * * * * * * * * * * " * * wit
*
LA.NFORI) NEWS. *
* * A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * J.
Lanford, Dec. 3.-At last the wed- so
rng bells have begun to chime. Last e
uesday night Mr. George Harlan, a dal
rosperous young l)rmor of 'this Mir
Jace and 'Miss Nellie Ferguson, the 13
ecomplished (laughter of 'Mr. H. L. of
erguson of Woodruff were united in tiv
iatrimony. We extend to this happy
oung coulle our congratulations and Ci
est wishes. Ti
There is much debating as to who
rill be the next. From all appear- qu
nees we may soon have the pleasure w<
f announcing another happy evett. I he
Thanksgiving passed very quietly
nd pleasantly. in
Miss Othello .Johnson entertained
jute a number of her friends Thurm Si
ay night.
Tie classmates and little friends of d"
liss Lucile .Moore greatly enjoyed "
er hospitality Thursday night. be
We were glad to have our beloved -
mnstor R1ev. .J. R1. Williams back with 1
is again and enjoyed his excellent ser- of
nons Saturday afternoon and Sunday
norning. He and Mrs. Williams were
hie guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hig- e
;ins while here. James and Edward 01
Williams, Vernon and Gilbert Cox In
spent. Saturday night with Master h;
;laud Holmes. ti
Mrs. L. M. Cannon and Mrs. J. 1). It
Johnson have been visiting in Spar- cc
tanbu~lrg
Messrs Columbus Ilurdette, Sammic C
Drunnond and Yates Waldrep mo- n
tored over to Greenville Wednesday
afternoon, spending t1w night with
.\essrs James Fleming and Fred Cox
aid to be present at the football game
Thursday afterhoon, played between :
\\'offord college and Furman lTniversi
ty. They cane back in loud praise for
dear old Furman and report a victory
in the game, in favor of Furman, 1S to i
Capt. J. W. Lanford has returned
from Tennessee bringing with him a 1
carload, of hogs and cattle. He has al- 1
ready sold a great many of them.
Mi'. P. G. Iiavnaer of Gaff ney brought
his family and spent the week-end c
Jo.' SS
oods, Dress Go<
. Come to Re
it on Your Bill. I
s in \ien's and Boy's hats and
L and caps cover' the heads of
Laur'ens county like the dew
C. BURNS & Co.
fig Stores in haurens.
IIOE STOOKS IN LdAUlIENS.
pairs of shoes. Huy y'ouri bill of
dI you wyill save 25c to $1.00) a
of your a'winter' shoes nowv and
Eonce. Bing the whole family in
t them up while timaes are' good.
C. BURNS & CO.
es.. in Lad(ies' ('oat Suits, Spiort
ress Coats, Drmess Skirts, Shairt
Draesses, LiUderskits, Baby ('ab,
, t~li'wear, I iosier'y, Corsets.
*-~verythilng to wenar.
C. BURNS & CO.
ar's, Cigaretts, Candy, Chewing
:alets, head Penclls, IBox Paler
,Bibles, Memo hooks, Shoe iPol
Vatches, Clocks (8 (lay), Gu itars,
,Notions and Racket G;oods by
C. BURNS & CO.
I EN'S 0OV IR(OATJS.
)day's mar'ket prices. 11uy3 now
im this wInter.
C. BURNS & CO.
Big Stores in haur'ens.
:itY SAlLE THiIS WEEK.
elt hlats .... .... 98e, $1.18, $i.tIS
I) to .... .............$.otA
1.nd1 get you a new Fall Ihat.
C. BURNS & CO.
here thiouasands buy13 their lIats.
ach Week---Doi
IES FORCE WILL
r No. 1 Store, 210 West I
rl Bramlett, Freeman Bu
L. E. BURNS, 4
rth side Public Square, n
'hompson, Carl Ro,per, Pi
Sof Othier Items
ill from Basements tc
F Wii.--.COME an
h relatives here. Ti
irs. Nannie Martin has been spend- th
a .fev days with her daughter, AIrs.
R. Patterson. ir
irs. Nabors and Mrs. Poole were al- hi
her guests Sunday. . ,at
irs. J. W. 'Henderson and little CI
ighter spent the week-end with
s. Mamine Drummond.- Si
Ir. Charles Drummond and family ci
Greenville spent Sunday with rela
es. in
dr. Raymond Cox, a student of ti
ison College was at home for
anksgiving. do
l'he township fair at Youngs was gi
ite a success, but on account of the st
ather, not as many attended from
re as we had anticipated. a
Blorn to Mir. and Mrts. .J. M1. Flein
, a son.
\l r. and .\1is. George Marilan spent
nday wvit h .\r. .\. A. Harlan.
'there will be an entertaiinment Fri
y night at the school house by the
hool children. The exercises will
free and the ladie will serve fresh
'ster. , hot ,stew, coffee, etc. 'rhe
ocCeds of which go to ilpprovenent
the school.
('himiberlain's Tablets.
('hamin ber lain's Tal leIs are intended
:pecially for stomach roubles, biI
isness and constipation, and have
et witi much success in the treat
ent. of those diseases. People who S
fve suffered for years with stoniach
'ouble and have been inable to ob
in any permanent relief, have been
)mpletely cured by the use of these
iblets. ChaL.beriin's Tablets are I
Iso of great value for hiliousness.
lronle constipation may be pe rma
en9tly cured by taking Chamberlain's
ablets and observing the plain print
.1 directions with each bottle.
*
NAINIE NEWS.
*
Narnie, I)ee. 1.--We are having fine
eather for gathering erops and sow
ig grain.
Mr. W. LI. Reid is building on his
ouse every (lay and expecting to
1ov'e Soon.
Mr. 13. 3l. Owings has bought 'Mrs.
lollie I. Nash's place and will be oc
upied by his sons Messrs LAudie and
eciallU
>ds, Millinery-'I
I Iron Racket
Jo Scarcity of G
401,I Si ltE UlRESS
Blue, black, green, wine, gray,
at .............. ......48e, 4
Thes'e goodts are wor'th 25 p
,4. C. lIl'RNS &
G;ood wVarm lilankets $2.2i, $2.1
a pair, old ices(('. lluy whiile
.h: 4. 111''RNS &
lkig stock of t'nderwea r, Il
mioney~-sa viing pi(ces.
,1. C). .It'RNS &
I iig stock Tiawarie, Glasso
Iinamelc ed WVare, l'higs, Windul
)oa .\tatchesa, W \ashing,
Salt2, which yop (enn1 buy w~
.5 perm cu nt. Ifon't. wait - ics
ing fast.
JC. ilT S &
I1II Iriop htack~et-- 'aio(iti
AllI $1.*0i hbutles of cudiciue,
Wine of (Cardul York's Co
Waumpole's Cod Alver Oil, .
a pparil la, War iri's Safe Cu
Pearson's ltto0 Medicine, li;
hiaii's (Como nd 1(, a nd all<
ard1 'i .\ltcinue
,1.. . IUYRNS &
Two. ig Stores in I
Ilig stock of' hloy's Suits at
.l. C. lII:RNS &
1't Stop Until
GIVE YOU RIGH'
.aurens Street, next to B
rns; Misses Bessie Calds
seneral Manager
ext door to Wellworth E
ts Brown, Miss Georgia
of Metchandise
SCeilings. Business
d Get Your Goods!I
oy Owings. 1le has also purchased
e Jones place. I"(d
The Woodrow Wilson school Is pro- I
esshig line. The exercises they Ilt
tcl Thanksgiving were fine and we re<
e expecting a better exercise for rig
wristmas. for
Mr. Walter Cheek and Mr. J. 31. fat
lpson have put In orders for Ford so
Miss Ola Sue Owings has been visit- Hi
g iii Enoree and1 reported a grand of
Inc. Ne
"Tr. II. M. Owings had a painful acct- 10
mt at Laurens Saturday when a Ili
rain cradle fell from theseelling and ce
ruck hin on the arn.
\!r. L. IL. Owings has purchased a in
Si
to
*
. OU'TVI l,I~l N E WIS. *
.\lounitville,, Dec. :;.--A: pulblic meet- 11,
'1f of the Sinibeatn lHind was held on ht
1s1 \\'edtiesday a1ft1Ioont. \ 'Thuan ks
iving p(rograta was r-endere-d undler
h.' leadership of \hiss Kiddie' A"n)old.
SIevcral were present '1n.1 a g I)oI col-, L
'etion was taken of \vich1 the ' ilth'
Ianidl" felt. very thankful.
'.irs Louise itiehaidiso'i of I'oinari:a,
pent 'T'hanksgiving vith her Par
nI .
.\liss I)einnii ie ('oleman spient. 1
r'ankisgiing witih her iparenits in Sn- t
itha.
Mrt. and1 \lrs. Fay Crisp spent iSun
lay In Gray Court with relatives.
Miss Ly Culbertson of Cross 1iill,
'lent a few days last we'k with her
;irter, Mrs. S. J. Itasor.
Prof. IIalitIwanger sprt'I l'hanlk iv
,i" with his parents in Chain.
.\l iss Palmer Chase spent a few .lays
last week in ('olumlbia vi :' friend.;
11nd relatives.
('hnImberlini's ('ontlth Hiemediy.
This is not only one of the best and
mo, t elicient mnedicites for coughs,
colds and(1 croup, but is also pleasant
a(d safe to take, w hich is imtportant
when medicine must be givein to chil
dren. .\l any mothors have giv en it
their unqualified endorsement,
ecemb
everything for ti
to Buy Your F
oods; Big Stocks
GOODS.
t-inch wide ()ut in
itc, 75c! and1 OSe
er cent more.
CO. 'have:
not, you
S.\LE. going Ca
8, $2.98, t o $5.00 .\l en's S
they last. They $17.51
The a
CO. . mr
>sierIy, Voing at
CO Ile qual
, IENT' lot L.
vders, Sulioht.r, I.iII
and1( save 2.5 to -
C goodsl~ are go-Ile
('0. 'C
Ia llustliers. .300 botl
uiir lledI Ilot i e k
... ..........SIc a ak ('
d Llver' Ol.,"'
lood's Sars- ..eSl
reQ, Mirs. Joe0 tot of
'dra F. Pink- $1 A
> her' Stand- t C k
spiecial sale ;lbs. g
-75, $1.25 upi 1 Alarn
You Get to J.
r SERVICE
ramlett's Shop
vell, Lena Roundtree
and 10c. Store
Medlock.
Swe Cannot Lisi
is now the Best in lP
iOW and SAVE M(
Food Crops Short.
tor The Advertiser:
give below some figures frm the
ernational Institute Crop !teport
-ently received, that ought. to b -
hlt interesting and should furnish
d for thought to Laurens county -
liers while there is still ilute for
ving wheat. *
l'he 1917 wheat crop In France was
i.000,000 bushels, or 5:.-1 per cent
a live year average, 1911-1915. The
therlands was 3,000,000 bushels, or
2 per cent of a lIve year average,
ily. I 1,. 00.o li bush;els, or 73 per
11t of a live year average.
Of co.:rse tur allies will be look
; :.e i n'(,! States n xt year as
ver liii'i It' Whe a lii V'ou.I io
in will see that Ihey get it so far as
i:' loo < l'1 . Th'le governnment i-, try- {
It iiil(ress Ile South il every way
Isille thau1t she is expected to fEED
OltSEbF1 NEXT YElAl.
tet's do 0111 best. in Latrens county
do both the senisible and pat iotic i
ilg and 1nak' our own ieat and .
"end.{
\ry' Iiuly yoiurs,
l'. W\. 3loore,
Cointy Agent.
:irens, S. C., D ec. :, 1:117.
New York. Nov. :n.-- -The hulk of
le 11w Cuban sugar crop will soon
'coie available in the New York
arket unt1der an agreenient reached
)lay at a cotnferelnce of the Cuban
agar conmnission and the interna
onal sugar conunittee, fixing the
ase price at $1.90 per hundred
'T'here will he a box suipper at. Cen
mal school house Satu rday niglht. Dec
Ili. for the bene!ii of the scho(ol. l'le
W1"ie" is: invited to1 atte'nd.
WloI)lron% Wilson linnor l1ioll.*
First (;rade: .lack lurts, Mary
':ldvell, a \l rgaret b('eek, Virginia
odd, Etliel ITer ry, llennie Simpilison.
TIhird (Gradk: AMildred inrton, Sara
'heek, .1. '. .l ayer, Louise Todd.
"ourthIi Grade: See lloy l3urns.
"ifth .Grade: Nell hurts, Nell Cheek.
Seventh Grade: Lois Uhramlett,
lames Blramilett, Itemell Reid,
er Sale
ie Whole Fami
all and Winter
to Select From.
Sl'EI:'lAL 'I'll IS WI- lK.
I"~itLanel..................1e
.J. (. tIl'ItNS & ('0.
iou enToughl c'lothinlg for two years? if
had bette r buy it now. Our stock is
st.
a it s $7.54), $110.00, $f2.50, $15.00,
and(1.......................... ....21.50
bov~e Sutits areo vothI $'..00 to $5.00 -
tha lour rices1i( of' today
,J. ('. 8Il'lHNS & CO.
Twol li ig SItores in Laurens5.
ity "len's lien Collars ............100
Ili' Sport, I ie 'ois...........$.. 89
uI , ie' ilo uste liresses . ... $l.48
Skirts .... .. . .. II)u to $7.3t)
pie i.......... ........ .......1100
aI ... .l 1 ............ .........$1.0
I' In~on I ,iver lone .... .9
lily ',T~ibi Oil ('loh ........
lne Tloi!e! Son . ..........
F'airy Soap ................
('ouniterpale ...............
lFouri-in-I land Ties ..............25c
.\en's Fine Driess Shirts, worth
speicial....... .................0
g. best (offee ic........... 25c
best \Matchel ...... .25c
Washiing l'anner'............O
lest Soda .............. .........25c
.\ltchies ...........................50
oodl l'archIid ( offee ..............$1.00)
a ('lock. ( wake up . . . .. ...t
ighit-'l ay ('lock .............. ...1
ige lilule .........................4
C.Burns & Co.
No. 2 Store, North Side of the
S1quare, Next Door to the Well
worth 5~ and t0e Storo; In the Burns
Block.
t Here
/any Years. Goods
)NEY.