The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 22, 1919, Image 16
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DIES IN LONDON
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COTTON VARIETIES FOR
BOLL WEEVIL CONDITIONS
Clemson College Y atension Depart
ment Gives .Adio- on Seed Selection
In Fihtfing Bol: 1*feil.
essi-n thm: damnae :':-om the b holl wAee
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aro a. hr oE. . n S'-rv: of
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LANFOHD E *
Lanford. Oct. 2.-e.J. R. Wil
iams preached a good stirring sermon
unday afternoon and we also had
he pleasure of heoring from two of
-:ninute speakers in this great
i:ve. Messrs. Traynham and Burts of
lighand Home church. Everybody is
+pecially invited to attend ;prayer
(-r-ti every n.inday night. lr. T.
L. Dr'anmond is expected to conduct
ervIc's next Sunday night.
Th( Woman's Missionary Socie ty
ncxt Saturjiay afternoon at
'clock. A Ivcially arranged pr'
am is b'-in;: ;r-pared and a:1 alt
'-sirous of a L'ood attendance.
The Iiral Impro'ement Association
I mt Friday afternoon. All the la
i-- ar' especially invited to attend.
'i- want 12 regular meetings this
ear and ot her imp;rovements on the
chool and ground-.. a^d is very esser
ial tht we have tbe hearty co-opera
ion of al! the patrons of the school
d Zo- cornimuninty at largn.
Mlr. Toy Crow has purchased a nw
-ir. Frank b~rummond has retuined.ui
0:n1e froun a ve ry enjoyabli -i.-t to
ninds and relat.es in Marion eoun
Y.
Mr. and N.\t.. T. .\. lDrimamnhon'i and
ainfly w%.-r'( the iue.its of .\rs. WILe
1w1rr 0ety.
.\ .-s Itth McAlister ;ent th
( ':-tnd l 1-auren- with heri par't..
T'* -hool ijn some good wMi k.
Sm. toi b down at their stldy
I (ad -arri-t. Th t-achers ar1
l'4 ll1 a 4rOVI t!Il fl: I LItrlowe 1
. and ho; to have a vry enjoy
NI \'ane Johnson and M. If(ir.
C:( nion. weu vin i tor s her .unday.
. lla: n - w r
I#
he guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hig
ins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Waldrep were
,uests of Mr. H. 'M. Johnson last Mon
lay.
Miss Nora Cannon has begun her
chool. She has a very flourishing
*chool and likes it fine.
Miss Elizabeth Martin. of Ora, was
THI
Light enough to
The "Jack De
It has won out in
whether there were
burns kerosene as pe
We want you t<
Write us for full des<
SPARTA
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
The H ouse of Kup
K
Have you eve
suit holds its sha)
secret is in the e
care and skill of t
No heavy pe
canvas interlining
that enduring shi
Every liti
must pasi
mings, th
To insure ion:
under the hardes
cold water shrun
climatic effects.
ery respect, they
Not a single <
penheiri-er Cloth
justly earned as I
New Fe
$35 to
the guest of 3iss Carrie Fowler Sun
day.
Miss Carrie Lou Higins and Miss .
Virgin~a Drummond began their school p
at Liberty Ridge this week. C
-3Mrs. Hobson Franks, of Spartan- tS
burg, has returned home after a I
week's visit at the home of 'Mr. J. R. I
Franks.
. HART-PARR
go anywhere; heeivy enough t
mpsey" of the TI
every contest for the pe
Six or Twenty-Six Tract
rfectly as other tractors c
) know about this wonc
:ription, full tests and pri4
AN HARDWAF
G. S. HUTCHI
pen heimer Clothcs
e' F acts
.uppenheime
Clothes
~r wondered why a Ku
ae better than the ordina
xclusive Kuppenheimer cc
h~e making, and the quality
idding is used. A s
in the lapels and front of
peliness and softness.
le detail of a Kuppenheir
i a rigid inspection---seam
reads, linings---everythin1
g wearing service, anc
t conditions, Kuppenheime
k and then tested as to sun
If they don't pass this exac
can't qualify for a Kuppenh
letail is eliminated in r
es live up to the reputation
he finest ready-to-wear cloti
11 Kuppenheimer S
$60. Special value
vRoper. Cor
Laurens' Best Store
Habitual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 21 Days
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
reparedSyrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
'nstipation. It relieves promptly but
bould be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
D induce regular action. It Stimulates and
togulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
er bottle.
-30
: pull anything
ractor World
Lst sixteen months,
ors in the field. It
lo gasoline.
Ierful little tractor.
:es.
tE CO.
NS, Mgr. Implement Dept.
r
ppenheimner
ry suit? The
nstruction, the
ill-wool fabrics.
pecial wool
the coait gives
ner suit'
s, trim
[ shapeliness
:r woolens are
,moisture and
ting test in' ev
eimer garment.
naking Kup..
they. have so
es in America.
Luts at
s $40.
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