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* . * CLINTON NEWS. * * * a Clinton, Sept. 10.-Mlsses Mlay Ow ens, Helen Ialley. Mary Itith Cope land, Frances O'Daniel, Ern1ily Phil lip s and Collett Grilut letL last Fri day for Winthrop College. Mr. Loule Thorniley, of Colonial l'ael', Va.. is the guest or his paternts. A\Ir, and .Mrs. ,in1o. Th'lornley. Mrs. W. 11. Owens, ;.r. .Iet the week-end In Laurets with .\ltz. ir-. Ii. Wilkes. Mesdanes Hubert Pitts, Rhott Adair and Kenneth Burdetto returned last Thursday from Rockmart, Ga., after spendilg several weeks there with their parents. Mir. W. J. Hailey spent last Wednes day and ''lrslay in Columbia. "Messrs. W. 1B. Owens, Jr., and Reese Young spent last ''hur sday In Green ville. Mr. and .\r'. T. obertson spci last. week here with Mr. and Mrs. .11no. i ooet son. spent last week here with her mother, Mrs. Sallie Holland. Mr. A. B. Galloway, of Abbeville, spent the week-enti in town with his family. Miss Smniile liobertson delightfully entertained the Knitting Club last ThuIrsday afteri'..'-n. Delicious cream 1(Illdit Were s ' lo the f '' wng gtests: M.\5sdlants John Youig, W. P. JacObs, J. 1V. Jacobs, Jr., Cyrus Dailey, W. BI. Owens, Jr., Tom Rlohmrtson; .\isses Dorens Mason, Jet(c Dillard anid Connie .\artin. Mr. and Mts. J. B. Frazer and son, of Blairs, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rhett Copeland. Mrs. Dr. White, of Savannah, spent last week wilth her sister, Mrs. T. D. Copclald. Mi. John Spratt spent the week-end at Ioitreat with.his family. 31rs. John T. Young delightfully en lertalined last TuIesday eveiring (iluite a number of young people in honor of her sisters, Misses Marie anid Margaret MlIotz, of TAncolnton, N. C. Delicious cake and cream were served at a late hour. Mr. James Pitts left Tuesday for Spartanburg to attend Wofford college. Mrs. A. J. Sproles, of Greenwood, 18 the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. M. Boland. . Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Shands, Mr. and Mrs .las. lI,&opeland, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs. sr., and Miss Clara Duckett were the gxE.-t; of 'r. and Me:. Tom ('atr:son, of (1reenville, Monday night. Miss Iouls, Pitts left Tuesday for Coliitubia to Ittend te Wonian's Col lege. Why Turn to East in Prayer? The scientist will tell you that pray. Ing with the face toward the east comes from ancient worship of the sun. Suin worshipers, starting out on the day's work to plant, hunt or kill, would turn toward the rising god to pray for success.-Chicago Amerl. can. Responsibility. If we nro not responsible for the thoughis tht pass our doors, we are at least reslaonsible for those we admit lnd enterailn.-Cihrles B. Newcomb. NO. 1 STORE J. C. BLJ NS NO.2 STORE 210 West Laurens St TWO fig STORES IN LAURENS North Side of Square Old Stand Rammed and Jammed Full pf Fall and Winter 1Merchandise and in Burns Block Remember we Sell the Same Goods 15 to 35 per cent Less 1'ine Taied Clothirg going at $15.00 to - $39.00. Special lots to close out laues' ress shoes ne nress 81ats .7.50 to $12.50 a Suit $14.00 tv *1948 "I, to 09.00 $3.as to $5.00 We beat the World on Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Millinery and Ladies Ready-to.wear. 0.98 t .uts 1111 perics 0. . 11111%Dress i00Bhstoftal0 Kim1s ~ IiIIIIi ii ~ I' Ii ri lfh4~% n lti~t% j 11e~ (~ieil~i ~l l~n~kDress Skirts 11y'Sit l' oa~et~t 90.II e to $~2.0 ai .ari. $3.98 t o $1 1.50 1 No Scarcity of Goods at J. C. Burns & Company's Two Department Stores (3 n SQI E HER iinderwear for Everybody School Shoes All-Leather Work Shioes Solid Leather IIosiery for the Whole Famhly 090 to $2.18 $1.98 to $4.50 $2.98 to $8.01) *2.319 to 4.40 INe to $1.198 lc to $1.98 BUY YOUR BILL AT J. C. BURNS & COMPANY'S..IE E AND BE APPY 6 Boxes of Matches RED INACKETih 25cts this weekDEAR METSTRELA RES . C. TWO DEPARTMENT STORES, LAURENS', S. C.