Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WHO KNOWS WHAT KIND OF FISH THIS IS? A :A .V .ii Iv Engino . 1 un fei :i1141n wasifl . spe il-l' t0 if erI n n Dr. Chas. A. Cromer VETERINARY SURGEON &DENTIST Service Day and Night Charges Reasonable Will Appreciate Your Patronage. Telephones: IeCsidence 201; O)ffice 15 - Office at Posey's Drug Store. a ' 7 i stalline all 41elctric fanl Inl your S 4 kitchen. Ise also th1v other electric -id 14)s (4 ,4oking succes.- -which we are -- pr-pa ed OW1ietnan.' 'ate. Coffee and toa1t 1Il1 1ih s h e the fin \Vt Al is abbits; inl a few\% Iiiues in 1n lie clhaling dish. ome, IF' RN 1-i ELECTIC CO. OpoiePost Mlice. Illirenls, S. C. EXPERT SURVEYING Your land is too valuabl to/take chances on a survey. Have it \ie accurately. B. R, T. TODD Mail Address Phone Barksdale, S. C. Laurens, 346 NOTICE! Tailoring Opening will b eld at my office Sept. 24th and 25th Mr. G. F. Wearn will have with him thei best line of samples that can be had. To get the best made s 'ts have them hand-tailored by the Globe Tailoring Co. Remember, ' to get the best fits see me. Next door to T. D. Lake's cotton office. J.W. Henderson,Jr Here to Stay Always on the Job. ROBERT .NILES PULLEY. Popular eoinig Man111 of Watts Mills Dies From an Operation for Appeii. (Contributed.) The entire. Watts Mill;s coniunity was saddened last l"riday when tIq nIMSsage ('a1tne0 front the city hospital saying Niles Pulley was dead. Ile was onte of the Inlost popular young iten of thi .viliage, his tuiet, ulassunlling atiet itld inliailiniess nmade friends of vvery aq~itne ile was the oldest "on of Ars. Rt. C. P'lley, a1 young ruian ill lihe very bloom ofr yotintg liallhood, .inist tweity-two years old. Wil only a young nian Iin 3ears', le wvas a iture ilnan in his every hear-ing. Hlis faIther. died whenl helit was only sixteen year's old. lIe as ie th' enal1 the esponsibility of Ih1 fanily, the widowed iother and four youner brothers aind( " o si strs lookinlg to hill) lways, and no0 youli Inal could h i b\ lidorne Ile tiesposi . bility illor ' n obly and echeerfully. II N 1s ill i n tlo al ., e t tir it tieell 'lo iihs of fo vitn s ' litsi death1 wall 1s ll r 11111 t of an op -rationi foI'mne i, e i ie 0ne week befori . It 'tl is a pec liarly :l ca5 , hi fatlh r h vting did sixI y a 1 U o'. Th'( 1 u11n ral servi s werel IIta i' the hn t Sa'l'tid' y ahi l riti one 'itat l wo. hint'l. csndi elt'd y hits pa str lRee . .1. , .\Llin3. Thli l dy* was Illwn laken inl charge. by lth oal v~anlr (fl till- W(Imnuiwn of (Ihi \\orbd 1111 11a111iedt ab incty Springs chilb lite fant' 1ily brial 1',i d. i ' T lt'floral Nihs will lit- missed inl the( honie. lea church and ltilunuility, Il l it is tn ie to his faini and frie s it kk thall his, younllg years were s weHl tpl l- . le van aldt will be heId as woirthy exaniple. Ilehdnin Cornintetlhtckl \'We havl lead of blooding i'elgilin' aind shattereid llelgilanl and ruined *Ik'gilian. So ra tidly dlo evet's illove that we4 fail to) realize, unti1l we stop and I 'hiouight 'fll Iy lutlill that it is- i only Ill tloonths, ince Ohw to i of de. vastaltitg war was. as it were, at its h1i h, t 'ilg t i lll g ii Ilterritory. The arinitive fo 'ind i na (y still inl Bet and it was wintier before the jhy i ha t.r i I'll'of tIrnuinly a*,i s r.(. '1:: III? To little linie, one would say itour nllr 11h o a1 conu1-ha1k. Too lilttle tilln for re4covery, In the liter-ary Fe11 it'. I h 'I i I ) I I'I'j it iI I fo" I tializ t.lut i-gili did not lie onr ift b -ck 'r . an ins litlt afle ith h eI of:I th! lly wal rIIn ved. T'l n 3'ti hir shown wt' t ontldti ru li ti hVn -n. Cortilittle facts ar, nt t ,aCVeSsible. h111 1114- commlerce Ievports 4it :tone4 (it theta. anli e vrybod y not c lor 4r11, g ra e For inl Tl it n W, o f lil Ii'vl r iving a..Hunn: id has r,-e rduced 17 A World of NEW THINGS . for Women's Wear New lines, new colors, / new motives---these are the dominating features of Women's Apparel for this Fall and Win ter. Master designers must have worked diligently and patiently to work the clever styles into the new mod els. They were done so expertly that no woman will fail to be pleased. Fashion's favorites are on view here. The new Fall modes are ready foryour inspection and approval. We believe you will be pleased with them when you see them. DAVIS-ROPER COMPANY LAURENS, S. C. Auction Sale ---- OF Several Small Farms Near Waterloo, S. C. Saturday, September 27jj The Rex Lanford Farm containing 450 Acres has beenj sub-divided into several small farms to be sold to the highest bidder. This farm is located two miles from Waterloo on the Government highway that runs from Laurens to Greenwood. The C. & W. C. Railroad that runs from Spartanburg via Laurens, Greenwood to Augusta goes through this farm. There is a railroad sid LI ing right at this farm which is worth a lot to shippers. Plenty of water on each tract of this land. This farm will grow from one to two bales of cotton per acre. This a is better land than some in Greenwood county that sold for $200.00 per acre. If you want some $200.00 land at A your own price don't fail to be at this sale. One good h residence and five good tenant houses on this farm. Lau..r rens county land is increasin gin value every day, so get in and buy some of this vah~abe farm before it doubles in price. Sale will be conducted' out on the place. Terms One-third Cash, bailance eqay payments. Sale Rain or Shine. Music by Our Jazz Band. 4 LADIES INVITED Sale Conducted by NaioalRealty and AuCtion Co. A .D. GURLEY, Manager 'i GREENSBORO, N. C.