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U0,VI0CESS.UL, D11IV E FE)U WA Rl SAVINVS (Continuied from Page One.) M o bijt ' te battle 1o thall ,P111 h ,Ast stayethi by the stutY". Vrotn uvery distric inl tihe county Sth t canvasser hear wittiess to the a:eady response of tite Colored people Zre this call from or colnnlialder-in1 ))(t. "Not man of thet understand Oy o safety and Nalie of the investment v .se ice it o Te Id could do, but ootto h'alydid their duty inl roportin lc th lIt.r niean s. * Ildges Iy Districts. Cash and .Aistrict Pled(ges, x . renI s No. I (T:ini -!(idge).) 7,too I It enOs No. 2 iV O.,meei . .775 ,to rens No. 3 1 \ o ro \\'li -- .ru~ No. I Ii ijoy . 7,34.5 -111rens No. 1:: schaos) .. 12.170 1,!InvsI No. o . a RidIe . . rens lt . . . 9i,1:l0 u IIer No. I (1.lboni .. . . - . 7,70 In erNo. :, lb.,. 1:iNdlr . 7.1000 -1?1 i ;. 1opewe......... .5301 ie r No. ,I i anion oi oi I . g' ne r No'. G I m vle lit.- No. L, unP er No. 3 I, n . i e 1 is 0 k; No. 1 . lis N c,. li ks No. 1. N . :: l j (a i'ck No. . . 12. aI; N o. C1 r , . .2,00 1:; Ni' r 1 . WO:I1 N . o. 7.5 S Ia Is F:. I . - .. ... .. . ha;m No. 8 5 , .. .. .. 2. 120 rus $ Hl No. I )ross Itib No. 2 -int Iltfi , o. 111ii No. Wade's). . ... 1 2.27' n ss Hiill No . Town)** ..: 4.025 ,ros.; Mill No4. O !.lk le '(ttmugs No. . . 11.0120 - ' ouintI s No. 2 .nd i I i . . S. 1:7. ?.oulrgs N . : rrio i . . . 1,27-1 .N. -any .2lntflgM No. .-ray . .. -.7I AP otngs No. ; i1 tral .. . .g N . 2 ill Maltlo No. I -Wah-to 11 No. o i . -.11t r Vo nt I 1 3311 '1torlio No . 7 Mt. Olive. . 2 LV.i'Ioo I o wt r I no N o. Ton 1,5701 Water v . . Prnef ;iif~ol van No. 3 'I it1l-t ) 05 illivani N. T i ' [Iqietol .. 2i 4;lfatt'Pbtt.....'. a1 No. 7 1 5 I I1 i va I) No. 1 7 -1 ickory Tav 21111 I ...... .. ...... . ...... . 3.,46 ;NI))Ilhetvown I 1!.(cag Brtnchil* ), 55 0 ,%;4m ilet v it N -. 2 (L ttsg rove) 2.1,10 :uol itetow nt N .. I I Iaog hi) .115 .tiilt-,'i)~ ow n .1 ayijins .17 r, .... 171om. . ... . , 11' E.,~y iglt, 1 i- ter o itioj ,:al:'. )i. inCa vle .. :)IitOt .7: ate te tM f t .\l. libve). . 2,.2 allvanNd It I. nott t.. not' allivanNo. 7W iler)n . . t 1705 e -ailia nNo 7. icory Tay-i e~ulltow i. sg ranch)** 9,55()~'tt tan'eown l 'rdy Prings)10fo 1' .Wetire o'LW.re. W 2 LNFOlD NEWS. Lanford, .I'lly I.-The Itural limt proveient As:soclation met at its reg Iular place of meet intl Friday after noon. All present were very enthus !astie ii dicissting the different topics assigned to) them on the program, and a very enljoyibs. as well as profitable, afternoon spentl. The bmAs have cem'e for a new play I't . Yate'.; \aid'ep has been very .k for h la kv.o works, but i.s :;proving" rapidl1y. Sergt. Frank Dnrumra:1d spent 1.at - ''.. a !:1: witih his mother : 'I home. 1dnin Iis wav frotil "'amop Sevier to C:imp Jackson. l-'.tssrt. J a:' fFleming nlid ILouis E.::'ord !aft t' join the n:rvy .lontday merliing an't it is hoped that they -::! sCon cach the kaiser. .\r. Was% ! iigins, of Atlanta, Ga., :poi ltn' ti-l:ti with his plaretits. alr:ul .\lrs ._. _. 'HIiggins. .\lr. ail :'. (eorge :llarlai, of \Vacdruf. s lie iday SAaIllday with M .1and(i l r.. \1. 01. 1,aran .lit. and .\r.1.. Lee I'ang!stonl spet1 S nay ivjth \11.. it. .1. t'a ItersoI and .\r::. .\ ice o s .\ 'ic al haiv' reli rled ftet a pleas a..t Vi.; D *, parctnis ill Newton, N. C. M.\ :,. 1 a'l Mr: lo( \\illiamls and .\I,. anl . r. 7 1. OX at tended hl e fun eral of .\It. Wia; Cox at lirallett's Chiuteb SIlilday afernoonl. Mlisset .\ iarirol, .\ary and 1:leanor I riiiiiniionid ar ()It an ext(eill visit to their aunni. M.\-;. D~r. llailey of ('lin ,on ailn .\l r.. i;r. Vincent. .lrs. \n. lerson nld .s. a lenleisol. of ILaui t'ells. .ts. W E.E. Thomas has rettrned to her holie in .\leCorlmick, accompanl ied by he rsisi'. .\ iss Mollie AToore. M rs. Willit' Fowler and daughter. Carrye towler. visited their old home and i'.arrior Cree churen. They [t iniled t . 8. Inttizitle held there Sa-w:'day ai. u, nay Weo havo !arned tial .iss Sara Nanve, o:-r1 *ormer~t pr1imarIly , tneher. for iwo yetr*1,, has been eeted leach Ivr in I l l in Dennettsville. .\S we coild -m .'t lIIr again, her miany friends \i H! glad to know she has suchl a S.: Si school am1I she . will nmake litemi a splenldid teacher. Alis, lcil, t'ox, who was our telach or for three' yars, has aceplted(l the Yoiings schold for the next term and will tach Iwo mlonths this sulnlner for tliem. .\liss Cox has provenl 11er ellicieu y, ha i.a taught there before anI they Vrt . eger to employ her againl; and hir Work here was sue (eititI and141 salisfaetory to all. .\Ir. and .\lrs. 1'. 1). I lam mnond visit ('d \Ii;Ss OthlO .1ohnsonl Salturda',y night :ndt1 at'ended the Indian lecture a4t E'norce. .\liss Nora Cannon spent ithe week end with .isses Etolia and Florrie Lanford, of Woodruff. .\liss Naniel4 M\ay Laniford is im Imop roving. M\iss L olIlie Lan ford, of Spartlanhuri g, was downi to~ see her t m ny. * IISHION NEWS.* Lisb~on. .fii'y I ---We hadli a severe imtl. bit little ralin last night about vightIII o'lock Corn was damaged somlle but not) liIke we expliected to find SAL CAR n) o4 yotur Ford ('at. anl andi add to )ts abhilI y our Ford .ar here. Let, thos wh~o knowv 11ine F d parts, take >I t . of gt ting~ the 'or car tot, skilledI rftt t at tentiont a5-. GARAGE it this mornhig. The crops are look ing fairly well, mucith better thanl thin Sitln twelve months ago oin accouti of having to plant over. We can't tell much about the small grain right at tiIIs titme as the thrasher has not been around to see its. mrs. iEliza Fuller has been very miuch Indisposed but we are glad to say that she is much better. Mrs. .J. Marvin Monroe, of larion. spent lnt week with Mrs. Ballow. These lae(ls met at .ohns 111opkins hosp!tal last year and hai've bcen good friendl; sice. Those that had tho pleasure of meeting M1rs. Monroe like ier very much anld we lope to have the ()asu~' of -ctm- her in our com -..It y 0gli .lir:. E.lIa IT dgens. of Kn ii lie, v iitirg ler daughter, .llvs. Cle*vei1n l Watts. .\liss Dorothy Fuller has bron vlsi. ing her aunt, .\lrs. A. J. Smiitlh S.I\-. M. P" Wharton, or 'ari'eka. ai tended tie funeral of his brother. 11. A. Whartmon, and spent the Iight withI htis sister, Mrs. llallow. Mull's friends were glad to see 11. We think that the cooter crowd will get up sote excitlement I later ol. Wi' enil't see whI lhe candidatls are '.low to lot the volrs know what Imen itey iay ex pI et to sel ect fr'ont. Well. old Lairnciis couray is nlot likel sh vaa wheni Tillman first etered the llteld a comellned t array one cass aguaint another' and rotation in olice washis great theme. Nov he wn:ts to die tn harness. q to 0 a 0 0 0 .. .. . . ..a00 .MA.\DD * E N N -:WS, . * . . ..... ............... .\adden, JulY 2..---.\ se ewind. a entlupanie1d by s.omel hanil fell here I.un ilday night. No damage was done, we are glad to report. r.\rs. Cora Madden ha.s rec intily had her house aiinted which adds r':itly to the appearance of thIs pri't ty farim, home. I'nehe John iiley still contilull's to I 'RED H At J. C. B1 REID l1011T PRICE Special lot Ladies' Slippe fords .... .... .... $1.1 Consist of patent leather, and whie an'as. Now i: to luyi foot dress and Special lot. of Pancy La\9 1-. going at. ... ..... Spcia Ilot0 yard-ide Itleaci '5' o urmii .luily saile prtiCe ILmite 1 0I yards to) you. Spec ial lot be'st I ress worth Ii e a 3.ard, 011r lrice to, you .... .... .. 36-inch Silks, line qtual ity, yard $2.25. (Our Juily satli Special Strtaw Ilhat and l1u Sale i)se, $12 $1 .5 upi your hbraints (ool,1. Chi ldreon's Fl ippers'l 69 o, 98S $2.:i9. 'Tn'se are sl~ii i 25c bottle Ch'am nberbl in's Itemnedy (gultaant (', 1 5 s(0a 10.... ........... Kaeepabtl ed Men's Sox, 110r iair ..t0e, W\orth Ii to03( 15ec a pair' G eakes LenoII'. Soapl .... Above SOap) is no(w pe('ing a enke by3 othler ir I~Ms. / C boxes illuie liibbon}ft' 12c, our Jly sale ifice Special Tloi let. SoapI sale Soaps, iiorthi 7 and 15 now1 i.... .... .... ...... Sp0cmi values in Ladies' .hiily sale .......1e, $1, These ha:tts arie going quick. We have very r mense stocks of gene our goods were bou; and buy these goods while these two big: sell them. SPECIA Red Iro Two No. 1 Store 210O% No. improve and We 10l)o soon1 to see him out again. .ena. iJohn 'W. and Pills Heury. together With "Mrs. Henry and Talit ilah are here nowv 'with relatives. Tptey have been ma11in:kl their home for tile past two years in Florida and South Georgia. .Mrs. Lewis Caldwell slent the tveek-en( with her parents, .Judge and .rs. Thompson. Mr.-% S.le Finley Is spenllng a fv. days wviih her mother. .irM. Della Cuininglhan, of Mt. Pleasant neigh borh'iood. Miis Ora Power.; is on a visit to vbro her, .\.*. Roy Pow ers and Ather friendi In (;oorgia. We wIs' '11.%Jl:: Worrfeil. "orer. and Ill 1:' Wi!!iu:.01 Wagener, came nio Sal - urday for a visit to homefo!ks in Sparta nhiirg alnld Came by to sce 11er uneIl, .1. A. Wofford. We e: gla'! o See hIei looiing' so well. * * * **** * **..* * 31'S(miMOVE NEWS. * * * * * ** * *. .\lusgr.OvV, . Jily I.-The crows in our le; of the world .1re looking flne anl tIhe frmerlliS are workhing hard to iln hkilling (enral (reen FO they Van lay b~y and hev happy in the shade. The ied Cross ice cream' 1 suipper ld( at I Langston Saturday nighi was 1u111e aIi i'CSs. A large crowd at eitentId in spite e the i'dreary loolking night and c'i elear 1mn011e was Made. W\'8 11hank the good people 11lha1 helpedl us. out so mu11ch. 'Alssr. .buln and Blrown, accom 11anied by .linses Elva and H1th ilolt. motore0d u, to larksdal" Sunday af t'illooni to bring little .\iss N thrl Boll1 ho'ne after a1 visit. to her sisAor. .\1r4. T. W. flarksdale. .\lis:u Nuinie Pills, of C(llntonl, was tihe: ;ltraetive guest of .\liss 11Itl My cr for Ile wee-k-cild. .\lr. Paul Prin'e was the Sui:uldav ue tof his "sstr. .\rs. Iu r m mIie'.l1. DT' JULY RaS & Co.'s 2 S. (L E'AN s and Ox- Special Sale of 4 and $1.98 vas St Ii'i.''" gniiu; :un metal $ worti 1 30111 timeIo ave somo Spncial vaItes for ling, worthi31!....... ... .... I I"Iat..........15l J1uly sale Mi' worth lperViIh 125 u irlice $1.69pc nI.1!l o~t atma I llat ~ e'Od(ot to ..$1.50. andi keep'i' aniec ando up to lgln osl vailutes. IiI t iir11 ((leela .JunioSeilJlI sa .... ...200fits...Se ('ES. frhl .......e-0$.8u o. sold at 7c ''eepnsa hies, worth n'lovtiS to you 250 ~ 'C5 11,~. -.-Arm'nour's iImeali . a ke Sie andi 10cPE'A1 AL I lats for lm eaha 25 to $3.50 75 (*91)N: man mnts ago.er gI SpekelastaNo it's upor StoresaChoc FullC estatauren....reet. Wortehorh id ore Sqt We were very glad to seo ,Mr. Hugh Ilss Eva Dolt for the week-end. lyers at the ice creani supper Sat- Mr. E. B. Bolt and son, Olen, were urt1lay night. Mr. Myers is novw work- In Laurens Saturddy on business. 1ng ln Clinton. Master Byrd Martin is spendL Mis Sara Frances Glenn spent the awhile with his grandmother, Mr.. week-en(d in Clinton with frieids. George Byrd. Mr. and Mirs. W. M. -Myers and chiii- Miss Rtra Frances Glenn will leave dren, Ituth, Prince and Vernon and today for a few (lays' visit to her Miss Eininie Pitts, were the Sunday aunt, Mrs. Johnnie Johnson. afternoon guests of Miss Lila Clark. We are looking forward to a good Mr. and 'Mrs. Murphy Bolt, of the time on the "Fourth", if it doesn't D. Mlel M i ection, Were guests of rain. VICTOR RECORDS ADVANCE....t On account of the rising cost of materials, the Victor Phonograph Company has announced a small advance in the price of 75c and $1.25 records. -We have just received a shipment of these records and we would like our friends to be informed of the new prices so that they will understand the new seale which is now in effect. Hereafter 75c records will sell for 85c and $1.25 records will sell for $1.35. All other reccrds re ain at old p rigod. All Victrolas have dvanced slig in order that the high qual y of the m, hines may be maintained. We invite you to jome il)and hear the new records which we ave on hand. POWE DRUG CO. LAURENS, S. C. SALE-SPECIALS Big Stores 1 Same Goods for Less Money IS 1 EEP. HAT SALE Ladies' White Can n1ow at 19,, $1.25,i 25c uo 7c pisses, lits, Shapes and t aady I ?C to 7c *1p ii l \% ,c lit Pto l11anaiuas , 14_goiisi an(I Brids, sale pie 98t' lip to $2.9. .1tly sale in Ladies' *\ v are big values. ose. Men's I'nderwear S"eciai 19k, 09e, Hose, speclal June The i i 91c4 Ilre'O's Lisle H-ose *14 )e , 20c, 25ce up to 75c the mnill ntow, e' ilsIo ~,2f,~l o ie line Dress ShirtsM ISQllts1k ttt S'tw ihI3 y' sale pr'ice . . ..89 ill 0 of $1.00 bottle WIne l illesGodat'pil en's~ friend) . . ..79c i'(e oiga NIo 5 pt 16 or' nummeri~i $Z.98 up . ...........$4.50ayad hi and Mohair Su Its25 iiyya'dwdIlac IgNo ....$7.50 to $12.00 1 thc et from. Wear' 0onecqalt adwdeSaIln dI keepi cool. Sinile t1o of 'Men's Drress ~ .eillto allo4wrh2. 6ce, 98c up to $1.9)8 yi( aepienwI s are special values1'rclsy d- (0 'itI e al' ris, asrsorted w"Idt his p'c hl tlssil2 ir' choIce, yard 1y0'dcbet l~es ighm .\en's Pants $ 1.48, '" h '()spc lsaelle25' 25 per1 cenlt uinder oihi1)sae p'c 2:. hoes at away-down wrh3e aepie2e 8 up to $6.00) a pall'. 90~i. e' at on ns rids and shlapes.at$.0,$.8u to$..Wi'h 0co F" 290 M EN'S SITITS$20aparoethnwasfr I Cool Clot hs,. $6.98, w is youri chance to $ f0btl f~ano~ o ~e edTisnesaer wo\lde noat, lhais our toadm ksar no dubl lrger thit anamas, beore, and 1erasavngain price is f eo wil com in95 nationisthethief o e time Don' pautes. f; u you;we avethegoos a'ndrwe ar eing80 to 75AW ,c ad. 9c .\Jen'C.oBurs & n Ch(o.t 5 of Gnera Mecanis 10 Ponedes Goods ree Coffeeia arresBgrnngBltckc,1.c 20u o$16