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L.Wii-NS, S. C., ,JUNE mit,19.
leGOWAN FORt PRE-SIDPIONT.
The editor of the (reen ville Pied
ment, who has been put for-ward by Iis
friends for Governor of tle State, takes
tle position that no place is too good
o0 n3o honor 3too high for a sin:01 pure
demlocrat from1 Solith Carolina. Ilis
taste in selelCinug public ollicials is
very 11111ch like his taste in ther mllat
ters, plumb good, and hlre Is; how h(
-proves it in a reCent ('ditorial:
Tie Spartanhurg Jouial is of the
opinion that it is a litile singular Itha
io ollier of the Navy has ever hei
I'rf3ident of 2 the Ilited States.
'Iie nation has had p 1111111r of
hreSIdents who svived il I lie arily.
The .Journal liaies them as follows:
W.1 shin1gton1, .Jlackso, William ilenry
lia rrisotn , Zachary Taylor. 3 ranl.
layes, Galfield, w1'njain(1 ) Iarrison.
10(Kiley and Roosevelt, but Th'le
-miournal Itave Mu \onroe, iincolni
and P'ierce, --ood soldiers all1. Spar
Ianb irg's leading aftern)3oon Iewsia
Pil " oe 01On to say:
"Hlad it not been1 for Panrt'gtti
and( Porter and ntipont andI otheri
capable oflivers of the t'nited
Slates, especially Fr-'arraglt, the
Southii wvolid aive voi the War of
Secession. Yel we believe that
Farrai.ignt was never mentioned as
an availablve andidate for thev of
lice of president. Is it because the
na *vy is a service estahlishitiili
and not a political inst5itution?
Pershing has been talkl(e( about
for pIresidelt; but not on1e woId
ha s keen, said about Admiral
Sims. Wood is well o1 his way to
the llpublliWcanl n)omIination,. butI
not a syi.\llle has ieen wiittell
about that .allant old Salt, iliugh
liodian. who collimaledI thle'
U*nitel Slates Battle FeIt in the
i~'eentst war 'of all the ages.
"Why this discrimination be twe
the wo branivihes of the ser'vice?" asks
The .u10rn111a. Why this diisii I ion
aaillS SoithI Carolina otliters i h le
Navy? w(I Ie ak Thie ..(1( lura I. Wh drIa
ar Adm vI . IrI Sa 11111 .l ;32van, of
Sou h ('a irol i , payma..ilister-geml -,1. ;I
tIhe h-Ead oflt Ihl i of Supplies adi
Aeeounts'. \\' asn'.I h3 1o of 111b
mni !nt Ohw Navy,% uitwrd a'
2snlt h far-. .amd for lis I-licien il
" ' i in" '331 3ati1' 1 ailors with 13 he
-it lm and ' 1ni p-i'331 ? \\'l y n1om( .
nate! hnand lldanl whn 1er ii'-: a
Laurn 11on produlc '.13I3mily V 00d
If NI(-;3owxma M.n w r no 1IIII ii1,1 fi.
n i ;y 1t1h ' 3inmocrat.-, lit vould
t 13 n n111 m111 s vote1 hf Laurenf
voumiz, and of rl lc" Jil, n Edie,
St .~ Ilis Th3 .Journal o' n, tha
on til, 111) v(ry now and wi(n\I
!;c -e33, ' 3o 3r the 11 0Wre )o ai ' fo t ('.
and W C. otind for LaItm1-ens. vv11 if.
, -orgeous uniform, he was talen
fol' .1 mmber of a minlsl I hand .tl.3
Th" .1)'lom-na shldi 1inake3 ti.-- ai 1er
.13 matter 2 'with the ed0 itor'. whioever
h13 is adi .whiereveir lhe is from33.
Ile'5oluit.Ions o f lespegg,
Wherea(~131s, (oid itn llis all-wvise pr1ovi
djenco has re'm3oved ftrom 125 by2 deaOth
011'ur1OV( b 13ved )rohe'r, Leonm3)13 C'1(. -2,iir.
Cromb1ie, and1 2ll3(j whea Brther it Me'A r
('romblio, iby his Ilong ('3)113'(' l a) 1 a
m131mber'l of thiis Lodige' grea'3y I 1nd'e3101 oi
himself to3 the0 members 3( of lthe' Lodi 0
making it 3"miinely beofliting that we
Tfherecfore the13 it rlve 2id, Pirs I TMtt
Prtincetoni Lodgeg No. I'!t, A2. P. .\t, hats
slustaine3d at great 13oss ill thte death) of
.1ro. A heomb't1 ie.
50001'd, Thatil wO deily~ sympa ;dIio..
Wi'~th his family itn this, the'ir hour1) of'
S010 3 afi2ntion1 andl h)ert''av01ment.
''Tird, That it pag' in ourt miinltle
1:rM be0 insenhed to'i 1h iis m1emory~ and13
a ('opy3 ho sont Io his famuilv. Also a
('o1y to 33a(h of th33 entlmy 13'ap3 l-''
Itespec1 ftfuly sitbm11itteiii
W. 12. D~avis,
W'. I;. WO32'Sj,
313 nit) 3e.
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*123 * * 1 * * 3 * *. *i * 3 * \ * ' * il * 3135*, ,.
It. .Sno3ddyx to (lai ne of'3,213) th i riLgh
('st 131t31. i-h Iir n.
The Lord3 hiad ''r('11ar3 i a pi131'( 3)
1- 33Vo ) rec ie 133 hu . iiis Jo2.)3 lsii)!e
wVer( Sent for1, hut ini 1-pitei of al ey
and13 fr'ienlds ('(13ld (13 hc gen)t ly we3nt
home1( Thursday,3l~3' - .113 3 ith II 21
o')'loc(k and3( was11 laid to3 irest 53atur1day
miornfing at New P3Jipe 3'hurch'l. Tihe
la1st woritds (it ilttle .1331 wV3rt'' "Falther,
I want to3 go' hom)eii."
H-e was5 (3nly 9 years1- iild antd sio k'ind
nad loving I hat hi" win th hr1 artiis oif
all who kneiiw ii. ftb had wonil a3
lar'ge circle 1 of2 friends- anon3)hg th30 old
and y'oung who regret t hatI ho }ias3 gone
ronm our midst. We ex<tendI or IenL-t
felt sympathies to the bereaved family.
May G6d's richest blessings rest on
each one of them. Let a bright face in
Heaven look on them and take care
of every one.
"ills little Friends,"
larjorie and Crystle Woodruff.
(LINTON NINMS. *
* *
'Clinton, July I l.--Aisses IHelen
Bailey and lany Owens returned last
week from Hendcrsonville, after spend
ilg two weeks.
.\l-. and .\lrs. 11. T. 'lodd anl family
have retItned to their home in Gree n
ville aftetr spendin.: several wee(ks With
.\Tr. ald lrs. Rt. %. Wrighi.
.iss Collett GIril-lin is visliting in
Ilnion as tile est of lrs. Ebh SIonte.
Mrs. Elduar Owens is spending sev
ilr al weeis ks in lisiho11 ille as the guest
of her dlauigller. .\rts. W. M. Scott.
liss Nancy Owens delight fully en
tertained the knittinag (lulb last Friday
a ft ernoon. After a pleasant hoir of
sewinw and kna ittlng the hostess served
a deliciouls salad enoirse and iced iea
to the following guests: M.\'sdames
Cyrus lailey, .lohn Yoing, . P. .Ja
cobs. W. 11. Owens, ,Jr., Kenneth Ilitr
dette, T. ). .1 acobs, .J. A. Chand1 er.
.1.as. \M. Sprun'llt. Clair Jlaays, .1s. R.
Copelald. .1. W. '(olland, illbelrt
Pitts, Misses Doreas .lason, Kimmie
llohertson and .1Itte Dillard
Dr. and 'Mrs. S. C. Mlays. .rs. 'M. A.
lays. \Iti. anid .\rs. W. It. Owens1, ,jr.,
anad lBilly Owens spenIt last Sunday in
S11a11ta rg With DI. and .\lrs. .1. P.
A nuam beir of young girls. chaperoned
hy MAesdaines WIll Lea ke anad .111m
Pits, and .\l'. Reese Yoiin, are spend
ing the week at Yarboroigh mill on a
camping trip
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Aloody antI
daiuightr. of New York City, are tie
gua ests of Ir. aid .Alls. Clay!(. 11lullaey
this week.
Mirs. Wim. Anderson and son, of
('renivi lie, are the gutests of .\lr. and
Mrs. It. L. Blailey.
Mesianies Ariitr opvlland ani
Jack HI. Young dilhi-t fully entertain
ed at a IRok Party last riday iuorn
ing. )el icious block cream anld cke
were selred to a boll I seven I y- ive
lir'. iH. . Sadler ald Ir. W. I. Ow
. '. . snilt T ill Lfday in Greenaville.
.\r. and Nilti. .1. T. lohertson amd
1111. and\rs. 10 hdlmong 11r4 s enild
inl'! th i w('ik ill tle 111o ltains of
\Mr. and .\lr. . .1. P . .aeobls..r.r -
mvurned la - i ridayv from l'esbr
Va.
|-:I.09I'E'.IT .\ii If il-:s'
BY DR1. D.\NIl-:
(Continuted from Page One.)
eclool tax's. %ood roads boads and
taeand for other1 !impr 1oveme ttS.
Tin-Ceilersons ' ant to enjov all ile
'lroetioi alid henefits ithat colle floill
Iuliih ('ndeavor, yet they want ithe oith
er fellow to do the payinig. In ibis
conlnection l)r'. D)aniel scoir'd ihe pro
thiat have been iiprovo~(kd inii r'egar id to
this class of people driint the w'at' that
shows lh utter contempt the sii'akei'
has atnd every' eomunityit ought to
have towardo all who atteImt tl o make
what he ts'rmed as blood money. ('ash
is essent i a 1l itpromoting the town' 's
intert''Sis, the ('ttunt y's grtowthi andli if
wisely ulsed it is an ('verlastinlg bless
Sig to all. tDr. Danijel t ouche up'I tlonl
the bene ilis of good r'oadls, bet ter'
schlool s anad ('lhurche'sa ad wvit hal Ilefi
a ('hiallenage to the pleOple of La1uren's11
to rise up and make the town and
count iy bi1gger' andl betAt'r in evi'ry' r'
Big lot of Ru rs and Arti Sqiuar es julst
rec(''ive'(d.
S. .\. & I-:. II. WILim'S & (CO.
Nutice' 1 islereby given that 'ertilii
('atl NZo . 5: fori onei i share oif the
Wr''hotuse tmainy, of I ,atur('iS. 8.
('. 1f thr liir vilue of One I landredll
Stillart t tilt.00 i' u' l oni )i''. 15
'lul, to I'it it I ..ones.~ ha'is IbienI lost
it dist ruved. tml Iha it lie under'siptned
K lxy to aid I auns linded
,t iii':om an at its plair oif
Xlii lee' hrntry giv . tha ihet i1f
'l'1.o. t:5 for ( erifiate't i li')o sid
Its OiI 11 i l''fl, . CX or theihs.
vtalr of SOth Caolndrdald
atie' ild andrtha ien thatderitil
>I th (I ontil'(I snI St ock, wil th Wtto
\hill (If fAtlti ns, S~l. at.,( ofthek par
a rue .' Onett('i Jindre (D olr
(e iti a t.\lsa t lc fb s
.. . IAurens,) S.M..YnThII .1ith
0 0
$ SPI AL NOTICES. $
For Sale-Three or four tons of
government nitrate of soda, at my
residence. W. B. Knight. 52-1t
Lost-Near Lanford on Suuday p.
i, .July 13th, one gentlemnan's dress
coat, dark green with small 'white
,--Ie with fIrI's name, Kellett &
Uray, Fountain Inn, S. C. Liberal re
ward If returned to C. Eidwin llellaIlus,
(ray Court, Route 1. 52-1t-pd
..N-otice-Taken from IllIcks & Son's
stable, last Friday afternoon, a dark
blite coat, imarked "J. W. S." on Inside
jocket. Party will please return to
Hiicks & Soi's stable. 52-it,
For Sale-One new llevolet touring
car. :tlit one big-folli Overland toi r
ing car in good shape. '1'. II. Su meret.
02-1t
I osti-ietwveen 1'. 1B. BIailcy's and
Yarborougli's Mill. onie :x5 Ca.-lng,
Godyear Cord. itexward ifterndt
.1. I'. Carter. 'Clinton, S. C. .i2-tt-pd
Lost- -A bunch of keys, at or near
postolliev. 'lease return to Oil .lill.
Ilayne Taylor. 52-1t
For Siule-2011 hithl ls nice whiite
corn inl the sititek, $2.0i0t per bushel at
the crib. .lakes tine meal. W. I). Pat
terson, Ibanford Station. 12-It - lid
For Sale--One gooi Jersey milch
cow. W. C. Iyrd, battrcns, Itt. :,
.i2-It-pd
Salesmniti Watlied to solihit orders
for lubricating oils. -reases aid painuts.
Salary or commi in ssion. Address h'lle
Victor Oil Co.. Clevel and, 0. 52-It- P
Fotid--lHaby bonnet nealir Mr. Cari
uller's resid ence. on .lu ly 2nd. Mdrs.
Oittide Wilson. 1 allrens, itt. 6.
52-1 1-1(
Winited-'o buy from owner, a far m
near Iaurlens with from 5( to 100
acres inl it with good dwelliig. Good
pastilre preferred. Some timHber land.
W. 11. IMakely, Lil-res, Ilt. :3.
52-1 t-pd
For Stle--Oie 191: D-21 I model
lilick touring car. For furtlIler lar
tilulars see J. E. Switzer, at Switzer
Comlipally's store. 52-If
Not ler-Yarborough's mill, which
las been undergoing repairs, Is now
ready to grind your wheat and corn.
Jno. Yarboroigh. ',1-2t-1Pd
Foir Sale-One 10-20 International
Tractor, one : disc plow, one reaper
and one pea thresber. Watts 'Mills.
50-4lt
Wiited--To buy your clickens. Will
seilld for theim if l(ecessary. Will pay
20 cents a pound for hens. C. 11. Arm
stron-. Laurens. S. C. 50--5t-pd
M eGo wa n F 111ii 1.y In11 ono .
There i- will be a pien ie anid renlliiIon
of the frienilds. coinnections aidd rela
tives of the iMcGowan family at Liberty
Sprines church. ('ro;s [Iill, on Friday,
A~iuisi ist, 1919.
1. \leSvaini, Scv. of Con.
See our1 ner lin of llockers and
rha is. IHig values. best <illalily.
S. M. & 11. Ii. WI 1imS & CO.
N011CE O' 1,0ST STOt K
stite lof Souti Ca iiroIlint,
Notice Is tb--ty civn tha ertil
cali- No. 2!1 for tiwo I') sharis of ile
c1u11111lu11n stIck of th- IIIl tesllv l iotlld
\\'areious( Company. of Lauri is. S. C.,
of 11hie iar .ut i' oi f On ]I indi-e4d Il0
lars <$1i. . is.Iiedi on Sep. "0. I.s,
it) .\rs. \\'. \\. lone's, I:us bei) lost or'
dbestroyed. nd tha ilh lunlersigned
as Oe r0v i t' ,f.lid si ock. will a y l Io
sabiHoldi W.a1r.n lionde \\Cehue(o.
:11 its pac(e of bisiness at Laurins, S.
' u.. ( i tl 21st day of August. 191. at
tio 0('clok a. ml., fori a neiw (Irlticate'
iln liieu of' said lost ceriillentei
Ilat ed .1 .iuly 11;, 1919i . .52-ti-A
SALl 01" S(1HOOL IOND)S.
Not ice is h~ eeby given thbat bhe iun1
id ris ig ni! as Truts tees of School Dis
I riet No. S, t Iials and Sullivan Tlowni
.tuhipst, of Lauirens County, State of
Soth ('arolina, are authorized to sell,
andi Ii heby otter for sale $1.000tt of 20
yi :i r ('o uon bonds of said Sebool lis
I rict iln denonIlinatliiIoins of $500.(1t, bear*
int interisi a&t six Percent. Per annumil,
iayabile si-lanniulally. the bonds(1 will
tbe dlaItd fluly I st,. 1919 AllI bids must
be sealed and filed with 13. F. Tumblin,
l'e.of thb r'I oa rd of Tiruiste(es of said
schoolij istrict. by or before 12 o'cloek
noon1 (If .fuly I S~b th. 19, ati the otlice
Jf I ial & Tlodld, Afttornleys, Laurien1s,
S. (*., at whuieh time and pulace the bidls
i b publicly Oplened. Each lidi
'u tst lie ad'omopan ied by3 a cert ifled
i-hit k fior $1 )I.tlt to Insure good faithI
.und ''onsidierat ion. The rIght 1o re
ject an~y anud all bidls is re(se'rved. By
irdert iif the Itoard of Trustees, Jumly
WV. M. NASh!. Chair man,
.~1 -2t Trustees.
Ahfl-:VII..U -I tEENWOO00 MIlTI'A L
iNSI'IIA N('E ASSO(IATION.
O11ranize.d I S2.
IO'E fITY 1'1NSI litED $1.2(1iS.300.
W1IlTE OR CA LL on the undersIgn
cd for aniiy In formnation you miay (des1ire
about our j.lan of insurllance.
We' inlsure' yo(ur llropier'y against d1e
strucetion by Fe'IlE, WIND)STOlt\M OR
LIGhl'TNING. and do so ('heaper than
anly compfany in exstance.
Hl'omber, we are pIrepa red to lproe
to y'ou itat ou rs Is the safest and
cheapest llanl (f insurta -e known.
Olur A ssot'i atin is nm~t~' il'en 'ed to
write insu1ranee In (lhe ?ountfIes of
Abb)1ev iII, Grieen wood. MceCormlic k,
E-dgefleld, TLurens, Saluda. Lexington,
Rihland. Calhoun, and Siartanbuirg.
Te rofi('er are~lIC: Ge(n . J. Fr'aser
Ihlke, Gen. Agt., Secty. and Treas.,
Greenwood, S. C.
1)1IlECTORS:
A. 0. G'ran' .. ....:\t. Carmiel, S. C.
J. M. Gaminbrell ....... Abbeville.c S. C.
J1. Ii. Blake ........Grenwood, S. C.
A. W. You ngblood . . . . Ilodges, S. C.
J. Fraser Lyon . . . . C'ol umbla, S. C.
ft. II. NIeholson . . . .EIdgefleld,S, C.
W. IT. Whar-ton .... ...aterloo, S. C.'
W. C, Hates .........Btenburlg, S. C.
J1. 11. BLAKE, Oeni. Ag't.
(1reeniwonn1 . C.
Statement of the Condition of the
BANK OF GRAY COURT,
Located at. Gray Court, S. C., at the
close of buslness June 30, 1919.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts .. ..$159,220.94
Overdrafts . 14,570.S7
Bonds and Stocks Owred
by the Bank . 7,600.00
Furniture and Fixtures .. 1,704.63
Banking Iouse . 1,750.00
Other Real Estate Owned.. 1,000.00
Due from Blaniks and Bank
CI's . 11,988.54
Currency 1,480.00
Silver a..d Other Coin .. ..- 81.57
Total . . . . 4,396.53
LIABil lTIlES:
Capital Stock Paid In .. ..$ 25.000.00
Siurplus Fitnd . .20,000.00
1'ndiv ideI Prol tS. lesS vturI'
renit .l.'xienses and Taxes
paid .. . . . . . . 12,062.89)
il~ue( to 11,1nk,; and llank1ers .1.0.117.30
Dividends I'nlpaid 90.......6.00
Iindividual leposits Subject
to Chectvk . . . . $7 .3!
Savinlu.s lcposits.. 62.11
Time Certifleates of De
posit .. ... ... .149,92 1.68
Cashi-r's Cleeks . 290.88 127,32G.36
Biills Payablo, incluti in g Cer
tificales for Money flor
row d 1... ............10.000.06
Total ..--..........$ .
S1at of Soulfth Varolina,
Counity of 1,r'ns,
I lefore m (aie '. 1?. !1rooks. Cash
iv(r of the ab0)vE nun ted bank, who. be
ing dilly Sworn, says that the above
and foregoingl statetnlent is a trule conl
ditioln of Said banik, as shown by the
boofkls of Said bank.
L. R. BROOKS.
Sworn to and s'bceribld before ile
this "th day of .lly, 1919.
.1. W. W ICLLs,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: I. l. Gray, C. D.
Cray. S. it. ("ray. Directors.
SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that (t un
dersigned as Trustees of School Dis
tric(, Sullivan No. 3, of Laurens Coun
ty, State of South Carollina, are au
thorized to sell and hereby offer for
sale, $2,500 of 20-year coupon bonds
of said School Wiistrict in denomina
tions of $5,00.00, hearing interest at
six iercet. per annum, payable semi
annua... The bons(1 will be dated
.lu1ly ]St. 191). All bds must be seal
ed and filed with 1. E. Simpson, Sect.,
of the loar1i of Trustees of said
School District by or before 12 o'clock
noon of July 1-lIth, 1919. at he offlee of
Dial & Todd, Attorneys, Laurens, S.
C., At which ltie and place tle bids
w\ill be publicly opened. Each bid
muoast he accompanied by a (rt(ified
check4, for $2.0Aot to instire good faith
aind conIern 'il. Tle right to re
jVct any '"" a1 h 1ids Is reservi d. fly
order of the Board of Trste lulv
lst, 1 91.
T11. 1'. WOOl), Chairman,
I-". A\. PITTS,
I- -:. S.\lil, sect.,
d -2t.
IS YOUR FAl1 FOR SALE I
If you have any land for sale, either
improved farms or unimproved acre
age, we may be able to find you n1 pur
chaser if you will list it with our
Ilomieseekcurs Ilureal.
We aire receiving a large number of
inquiries about farming opportunities
lit this State and it is the purpose of
the C. & W. C. Rilroad to plreplare a
compreliensive list of lands tor sale
located along its lint(,, to be distributt
ed amliong prospective settlers, and all
persons hav-ing sucth property for sale
are utrgedl to (0-operate with the un
dl(rsigned, in order that accurate andl
reliable (data may be placed In the
hands of prospec0(ti ve homosee'kers
muaking inquiry about farmting oppor
tunitiesg in your comunity.
A blank formn will be mailed yout, up
Oin application, askIng fotr thte specilce
information desired.
There is no chtat'ge fot' this service.
W. W. CROX'TON,
Room 5, Terminal Station Bldg.,
37-tf Atlanta, Ga.
Land For Sale
I 58 actre' 5 mtiles from Laui
r(enls. 75 at(res itn cutlt ivat ion, Z0
acre(s in piasture; 1-2 mile frotm
s(chooil, 1 1-2 mil11es fr~am ('hur tch;
I ot htotus, 2 w'ellIs, 1 ling
400 act'es. I tile o(5(f I aurens('t ,
75 acres in)14(4I wotdln, I4 114' acres
ini ('tlt ivationu, ice li-room dwell
ing;. 4; tenanit htoutses, harin anad
(ofteod for' shotti tme. Pric' r'(a -
Davis Realty. Co.
Ilioe 1 20.
College of Charleston
FOUNDED 1785
41n to men and1 women. Ant ilten
4(2 4.r b-ad4 2(o the 1t1n(ht(lotr's Dec
greeo. The' ' Pre-.\h4dical ('ourtse a
Harrison Randolph, Pres.,
Charleston, S. C.
Glr""'s Tasteless chili TonIc
restoroa vltality and energy by purifying and en-'
richting tho blood. You can soon feel ke Strength
etning, lnvldotatlnd Effect PricE An0a
ELECTRIC COOKING
Is a joy. Take all the drudgery out
of the kitchen by cooking electrical
ly. Nothing simpler than to attach
--the plug to the electric lamp socket,
turn on the current, and cook. You
can boll, fry, broil, roast, stew, do any
kind of cooking with a small or large
electric cook stove. Let us show you
.. our Interesting line of electric house
hold devices.
HEARNEY ELECTRIC CO.
Opposite Post Office.
Laurens, S. C.
JUST OPENED
Another shipment of Hosiery, em
bracing Ladies' Silk and Pink Lisle in white
and colors. We make special mention of
a good quality of black-ribbed hose for
misses or boys at 25cts. a pair.
Ladies New Silk and Voile Waists and
the latest in Ladies' Neckwear.
W. G. Wilson & Co.
We promise you real
service and real groceries
That micans delivering youI pIuIchases to your ow% n hack (1001'.
It Imea ns that you can order things by telephone if you want
them in a hurry or if tile wether is stormy alid you Ioni't feel
like vent uing out.
It Means that you will have all the advantages of our expert
knowledge of the grore ry husina ess without it costing you a cent.
WV know the oo( branIs, we know the reliable anufactur
's and We of1er you only tho:e rodlucts which we know will please
you and brinL you back for m1ore.
Onv. of these products is lH YZON lhaking Powder. We recom
mid this baking l)ow(er t you beIlecaulsv we know It is one of the
it rands nIll e m1arket todiay. It is Jiure, it will (10 anything
that any' baking powder claims to (10. It is fairly lpriced, 40O
(lnta S per O ondl tin -and y'our mionivey ak If you don't t hink it
Try11 11 our rories and our service. We welm the test,
FOWLER & OWENS
Laurens, S. C.
Almot Evry A tice wesellis s ita
ble or a wed ing ift
Almotr Every Article ou sell frmis huia
an artistic value far beyond the actual cost.
It is a matter of pride with us that our store
contains more good, appropriate gift suggestions
than any other place in town.
Come and see for yourself.
WILLAM OMN
wasT 3lDE COURy sqUAR nB.A UR EN S, S. C.