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* Local and Personal ien~ton. * * " " " * - a ae * * r505** 1)r. 'T. L. W. Bailey, of Clintne, was a visitor in the city Monday. Mrs. iR. S. 'Tl1ompson, of Aniilerson, Is the guest of her sitcr, Mrs. .1. R. Little. 'Mr. J. T. McPherson, of Charlotte, spent the week end near the city with relatives. Mr. and .Mrs. -t. I. Gray and Miss Gladys Gray, of Gray Court, were vis, itors in the city Monday. -Most heater:; waste half your fuel. Cole's 'Hot i:ast Heater.; save and use that wasted portion. Mrs. .'Ja'mes Davis ad chilldren aid Miss Nell Jones spent the week end in Greenwood with dlr. and Mrs'. 'J. M. McLees. Mr's. '1. S. Langston, of Ma(ldon Sta tion, has been very ill for the past few days and yesterday she was' grad ually growing weaker. Mrs. F. P. Deason and children of McCormick and Mrs. 1M. C. Thomas and -children of Augusta, are spending sev eral days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. I'. Tolleson. Master Iichard IHabb, who has been ill of fever at the .Julia Irby Sanita rium for several weekA continues to be quite sick but the crisis is expect ed to pass this week and hopes are en -ertalned for his early recovery. Mrs. S. R. Todd and Miss' Bessie Crews spent Sunday in reenwood with 'Mrs. J. C. Godfrey and attended the Uiypsy Smith meeting Sunday night. 'Friends here of Mr W. J. Sloan, of Anderson, will be sorry to learn that e'has been seriously Ill Ifor the past few weeks on account of blood r oi)on Ing resuting, from the scratch of a cat which occurred about flve weeks ago. Miss Margaret Wright spent the week end in Greenwood with friends. Mr. and Mrs. 'H1. L. Thames and lit tle daughter, of 'Charleston, are spend ing some time with 'Dr. and Mrs. 11. K. Aiken. Mr. Thames has been in the hospital for some time and is now re cuperating before returning to work. Mrs. ilarold' Moore, of Portsmouth, 'Va., formerly Mis Shirley 1lix, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mahaffey. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .W. Shell left last week for Florida, where Mr. Shell went on business. Mi's. D. H1. Counts returned yester day from Greenwood where she has been visiting relatives for a few days. Col. 'T'. I. Dalington came up from Chiarleston Sunday to spend the week (n'd here with his family. The many friends of Mir. S. C. Wood will be sorry to learn that he has been confined to his room for several (lays on account of sickness. flux Supper 'There will be a box supper at Lis bon school house on the right of Oct. 29th, the proceeds to go to improve ments in the school. The public is invited. Card of Thaniks 1I wish to thank my many friends who wer'e so kind to us during the loss of mules and barn by fire. May God's richest .blessings rent upon them all. C. C. Saxon and( Family. ('otton Market Advances The New York and New Orleans cot ton markets have shown further ad vance'(s during the past week, the D)e cember' contract going above the 22 cents mnark. Isocal buyers were pay ing ti'om 22 to 22 l*-2 cents for good 'ottonii yester iday . S isa11 quanities arec bIn lg sold. btut farmersivi are gieerally adhin ig to the hioldinig movemeni'it. Whole01saule (Gracery' Moltes Th'e I )lx I loi ur and Gri C'oamny, the newx ('aig buiildin;gs on East lain Sof this conici'rn necessitated larg nea'rly' twice aI lurg asi~ their formier' (d and( will make it -possible11 for' th mi to serve tir tradel with a wider'I variety of mier'hlandise and with great he uised by th li City M~arket, of whichi Mr'. J1. . Ogliesby is propieitor'. .John Wit. M\loore, ai former' i res~idet oif the Col0 dPI olint sectIon of t he 'oun1ty, diled at his home ini Auigusta, (Ga., Oc tober 1 t, after having been in failing health for several years. lie was' about 110 years of age and Ia surivived by his widow, who was a Miss Nlmore, of this county, and by two sons aiid two daughters, asi follows: Guiy A. Moore, of 'Cold iPoint; C. HI. Moor'e, of Augusta; Mi's. Kenethi McNinch, of New Jersey, and Miss FAIa Many Moore, of Augusta. Mrs. L. F. Nelson,. of thIs c~ty, Is a sitser of the ldceased. J~auirensl vs. Simpswonville Friday The I2auirens High &'hool football team will meet the strong team frm Simpsonylilo on Fiday afternoon at the city ball ipark. The reports com ing from Simneonvlle s'how that the The Wednesday ClubI. The Wednesday Club will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. IR. Coke Gtray.. The regular pro gram will be carried out. Meeting of W. 31. U. The First )ivision of the W. M. U., of the Baptist church will be held at Langston church, November 13 and 14. The program will be announced later. Meeting of U. ;I). C. The J. 13. Kershaw chapter, U. 1). C., will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. L. G. Balle. Mrs'. Brooks Swygert, Sec. Cooper.Wil)urn -Nir. and Mrs. W. T. Cooper announce the engagement of their (laughter, Ma'Rie. to Mr. (Henry Wales Wilburn of Flnoree, S. C., the wedding to take place in the late fall. Garrett-1|lam Miss Alma Garrett, of Pelzer, and, Mr. A. B. Milam, a well known young farmer of the Lisbon section, were happily married at the home of the bride's father, Mr. A. M. Garrett, at Pelzer. last Wednesday. The cere mony was ' performed by the bride's cousin, Rev. W. 'B. Garret, pastor of St. Paul Methodist church, Greenville, asslsted by her pastor, Rev. C, L. Stew art. Only a few intimate friends and relatives were present and immedi ately after the ceremony the bride and groom left for their future home in this county For 3iss Bolt. Mrs. Thoma3 ID. Darlington and 'Mrs. James C. Todd entertained at an elab orate afternoon tea Wednesday from 4 until 6 o'clock in honor of Miss F'arah Bolt, one of the fall brides. The house was' pretily decorate din cut flowers and pot plants, particular em phasis being laid upon the dining room where a color selifrme of white and green was ('arried out with strik !n.. effect. The gu es-t s were met at the door by .\1rs. R. Vance Irby and .Miss Lucy Vance Darlington and directed to the drawing room where Mrs. Darlington, Miss lolt, Mirs. John F. Bolt, Mrs. Todd and .\rs. WV. R. Richey, Jr., weri'e in the receiving line. Assisting in entertaining here were Mrs. A. Dial (ray, Mrs. .Jerome Christopher, Miss Julia Irby and Mrs. H K. Aiken. In the dining room, Mrs. Geo. C. Albright and 'Mrs. .1. H1. 'T'eague served sand wiches while Mrs. Brooks Swygert and .irs. V. I). .Ferg.,son ipoured tea. Before the guests took their depart ur'e the hostes-es presented Miss Bolt wvith a dlainty piceC of lingerie. Teachers Meet1ing~ Trher'e wviil be a teachers' meetin~g at Laurens in the court houise Satur' (lay, Novemibei' the 6th. There will be a priogr'am dlealing wvith the prioblems of the class room as well as a speclal sipeake' for the occasion. At this meeting there will lbe an organ lation per'ifec'ted' for the Tea('crs' Asgsocia tioni dulring thle coming year'. Pians winll also be discussedC foi' attendilng lih' State Teaihei's Meeting wich is to he heild inl .Si'atanhiirg, N"ovmberl'i tircen'ile ioiinty. boys3 ar'e he avy and r*y to g'amesc -o far. losini2 to) ias t o' a.md def'eat iny~ ('l inton "lii"' by a tory\ to the~ 1lone victOr:.- which they have' won over Anderson. Alt honuli Suniisoniville will ouitwe'(igh thieii, the I .auriens boys ex tec(t to overc'omie t his hian-ti':,p withI 'spee-d. 'one'h Moseledy milnii in whl'd'h tihe local ti''tim has bien iather w"eak. fly Priday., they rhoil d hiav'e Iimprov'ed gi'ea tly3 in t hits departdmen't and withi all the men in good shiaiw. m harid hattie will he seen. Th'le game will lie ('nlied at ?.:30 p. m. Tickets wit be sod at 25 and 501 cent)s IRe'nts (Giikerson Hlome. Mrs. Al lie Templeton, of McCormick, has iented the GlIlker'son boarding house conduicted by Mr. and'Mi's W. ii. Glilkerson foi' a long termi of ye'ai's and will take charge about D~eceimbei' isi. Mi's. Trempileton is an experiiened~ boariding house keeper and wvillI agaIn openm the (lining r'oom, which has been ciosedl for' the plast year. Lost.-Monday morning somewhei'o between my home, the Watts Mills and Switzer' Company's stoA',.a purse con taining about $75 and A'aluable p~aper's. rhe finder will please return to meI and receive reward. C. A. Senn, R. F., D. 1. .15-It-pd Trespns Notice.-All persons are hereby warned not to hunt or other wise trespass on my lands in the Trinity Ridge section on pain of pros ecution to the extent of the law. W. D). L2ynam. 15-1 t-Pd 'arms for itent.--I have several farms for rent. Soflme of which have good buildings and land in high state of c.ultivation. I). E. Todd. 15'-It-Pd 'or Sale.---+egistered .Jer~tly bull two and half years old. perfectl.y gen tiel( and no ba traits, weight about 800l) pounds. i'rice $75.00, 1I1. V. Todd. 15-1t-pd GASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Com pressors, Computing Scales, Floor Scales, Show Cases, Account Reg isters, Rebuilt Cash Registers, I Safes, Store Fixtures. THE IIM1LTON SALES CO. Columbia, S. C. 0. Langdon .ong ATTORNEY AT LAW Enterprise National;Bank Building All Legal Business Given Prompt Attention UNDERTAKING C. E. KENNEDY & SON Undertakers and Embalmers Calls answered any hour day or night Blackwell & Sullivan ATTORNEYS AT LAW Prompt Attention Given All Business Money to Loan on Real Estate Telephone $50 Office in Simmons Building LA S'I S. M. 20 Red Largest and High Our prices w, __this 20 per c low that no o F *Sale Pi Sa Laur< Habitual Constipation Cured fin 14 to 21 Days 'LAX-F'OS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially )reparcd Syrup ionic-Laxative for Habitual ionstipation. It relieves promptly but houl(d 1e taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates ~ Very Pleasant to Take. G0c per bottle. itlle 411 South Carlina111. 1atureuts (onnty. 1,1101"\T:': (0l 1' 'ursuant to a decree of the Cot:rt In he case of .1. ilLeury Itasor, as ad'n11 strator. Plainitiff, artainst .1. Q. Smith t aI, I)efendants, I wihl sell at public muetlon to the highest bidder, at Lal ens C. 11., S. C., on Salesday in Novem icr, 1920, it being the 1st day of the nonth, during the legal houry of sale, ill that tract or plantation of land. sit lying and being in Cross Hill l'ownshi), in Laourens County, S. C.. ontaining one hundred sixty-live i lti. Cteres, 1m101e or less, bounded on the ortli by lands of L. W. Rleeder, on the :ast by lands of R. L. Cole, on the outh by lands of E. it. Pinson and .1. ). Smith, and onl the West by lands f -- ---and Cane Creek. Ternis of Sale: Cash. l'urch-isnr to ay for papers an( stamps. If the put :laser galls to con ply with the terms if sale, the land to be resold on the ame or some subse(lient Salesdiy on he same terms, and at the risk o the ornier pturehaser. .O. G. 'TIIOM PSON. .1. P. L. C. etober tG, 1920. 1:t- t-A 3 SAW PRICES ng outfit, forced feed--a com ing logs to any length Does the I of blade while engine is runnin:. CA'TOLAOG Showing Gasoline Engines 2 to 30 it. p., Power Saw Rigs and 1)rag Saws, all e(luipped with Bosch 'htigh Tension Magneto. Starts tand Stops Saw Lever CoItrol COt1Il A SUPPLY CO. 823 Gervais Street, COLUMBII, S. ('. K OF ILKES BaNT )ale ~ae rrnture n the State. foundl,-wxith rices so very they need Wilkes Ina $ SPECIAL NVTICES. $ 'T'respass Notice.-All shooting and hiuilg plo hibited oi land I own or have leased. 1. C. Fleming l4-2t-pd ,cost--Strayed from Iy pasture, blaek Jersey heifer, with gray nose. Also two squirrel gray Jersey heifers. ii. C. Fleming. I -1-2t-pd For Saie-Twenty pigs, Berkshires and Poland Chinas. 'rices right. If. C. Flening. 4-2t-pd For pent-7 room house on S. harper street. See L. W. Martin or 13. .\. Wolf1:' 14)-tf Notice.-I want- my friends to know that I am now located at Laurens \ill, Fleming Street, conducting a grocery store and meat market. I will be in t-he market for beef cattle, hogs, butter, chickens, eggs and other plroduce. Pring your produce to me and1 I will also appreciate your trade. Itiley Haiumor.d, Phone 316. 14-3t-pd For Sale Chea.--1 suit of solid wal nut furniture in first rate condition. See Mrs. E. L. Leake, Route 4, or call at house just below Cold Point. 14--it-pd For Sale-Thirty--five acre farm 1 1-2 miles from court house, 5 room dwell ing. Price .right for quick sale. J. E. Cannon, Laurens, Route 2. 15-5t-jd. Cedar Shingles-5x .No. I Cedar shingles, $9.00. Any quantity. 1E. V. Golding, Waterloo, S. C. 13-4t Seed (tats--ited Appler and l"ul ghum pedigreed, Smut free. Highest quality. Guaranteed. In lots of 10 bushols $2.50 per bushel. Iumphrey Coker Seed Company, Hartsville, S. C. S. Pressly, .anager. 13-it-cid. For Sale or tent-One good desir ablo farm located half way -between Laurens and Clinton, I mile from Top -.,ll road, near good school and church; 8 room dwelling house with all modern conveniences, lights, and 'phone, I tenant .house and all nec essary outbuilding.;. For further in formation, write G. It. *lilam, New Market, S. C. 13-3t For Male-Nice flolstein cow, fresh in milk; now' giving abeout l golions ..er day. J. A. ODavenport, or 1). 1-1. ..ountis, Laurens, -S. C. 13-3t-pd Now on itand--lunchm of. fresh horses and zpares. Come and see theme at old stand in Laiurens. W. H. Wharton. 13-tf Cars 1'nsh ed.--lave your cars washed right. T. B. Stunerel. .15-t"pd Wate'd.---.A live salesman with ex perience to sell Wilys Power and Light Plants to the rural homes in LIurens 'oun1ty, South Carolina. Wilys light. Co., Orangeburg, S. C. 1l -.'t-pd. liagging 4 and Ties For Sale.-- In lots of e 5) patterns or miore at $1.25 per: pattern, f. o. b. Greenville, Siip onsville, l"ountain Inn, i'asley or IiLb erty, . C. This bagging has all heen carefully patched and is put up in rolls of five patterns to roll--all ties full lengi.h, straightened and put up in hiind es of 30 ties each with sutllelent buck les. Woodside (:otton. Mills Co., Greenville, S. C. 12-61 Pic ture .Franes--Any size, boti square and oval with plain or convex glass. Good assorniment picture moulding Just received. Nichols Stu dio. 3.tf Notle-Laurens Trust Company will pay you 6 per cent interest for your money. - 15-tf ''respauss Notice.-All peions ar1ie hereby warned against. hunting, shoot ing or in any way treslpassing on our land. Mrs. J. O. C. Fleming. l5-2t-chi For Sale.-'ut ilowers, chrysanthe mus, $1.00 and $2.00 rper doz. Mrs. J. G. Sullivan, Laurens, 5. C. 15-It-lpd Lost.--Jlunch of keys In . ourt house. Finder please retuirn to Clerk bf Court's otilce. 15-It-pd WanIted--Clean white rags at the Advertiser offiee. For Male--'C'hoice Chrysanthemums. Wihere 'The&re's a llably Ona Fiarmn hieep Itiat-Sznp. Hats are on most farms. Once t hey get inside the house- --look out. Hats kill inifants-hliting them is nortiun 'asua) Nuirsinig bj tiles attract rats. 11reak a enkew of iR TfI-SNA I' and1( thronw . :-ound o. It w i 1 11 s r)ly rid y113ou of ra s 1 an)ld il((. Thri ee sizes, 35, 5, and $1.''5. Sol amd guiaranlted lby tliaaurns Ilird..varo e .. Putni3n's D~iru; Stor', and1( Renned(y lIbos. Saiue $100 1? One 51'e palmx. cani kill .33 rats. Theii in rQ1d. ('hicks andio 'ron'ertvl3- deiru Sitnl. IinTl---N .\ !' is deadly lto lais. Ima . ('omes. ini gake,. Ibils v.1I Jiass u1p men3t, gra1in, cheese3 to fram 'md I 2.'. I d and33 guaran1 ited hv lareins lbid war iio(., ilaImn 1111m:Q .i ,1mes St 1ucky S Nys "lii I( list 31l e $1'-5 'oir I'Inumbling Bills," tea' upl flooi, lpipes/ e., foui ai 'at 's nes'It in)hl5ill baeet, "Ahey( had( cho(keCd the p1ipes withI refus e. Th'e 13lumb erI'.-; bill wVas $1 25. RlATl-.NAP e'(leanred th13 rod)3ent ouit.'" Thruiee sizes, 35sc, 65', and $1 .25. Sold and guaran lteied by I Ui'ens HIaridw"arue C'o.. Put nam'1 Ii~ruig Store, and1( Kennedy hrios. 'Take notice that on the 29th (lay of Oetober', 1920, I will renudei' a final1 account of my acts and( doines.? as Ix ecuitor' of the (estate of' Sallie 11. Os blorne, deceased, in the ofiee of the Judge of Pr'obate of Laurens county, at 11 o'clock, a. ni. and on the satme (lay wvillI apply fom' a tinal discharge from my trust as 10xeeutor. Any person Indebited to salid estate Ia notified and~ r'equ~ired to make pay13 ment on that da to; and~ all peroinifs havlin'g claims against said estate wIll present them on or before said (late, duly pr'oven or' be forever har"" C. B. BOBO, Executor. September' 29th, 1920.--1. 1mo. 29..5t-A SUMMONS FOIL RELIEF The State of South Carolina, County of laurens COURT OF COMMON 1'lEAS '3. J. Madden. Plaintiff Against Hattle lloyd, aliaI lattie Boyd IHamsp ton, Defendant To the defendant above nanwid:iI(l You arae herebQiy SununlI~oned~ an re (ittired to answer the compIjlaint in this action of which a copy is herewitii serVed upon you. anid to serve a copy of your answer to said compilaint on the subscribers at their olilee at Laur ens, South Carolina within twenty days after the service hereof; exclu 4ive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the compnh lainti wvi thin the ti Ine a foresaid, the latntiffa in ths action wii apply to the Court for the relef demlau(cd---in- the com plaint. The complaint herein was filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court at bxaurens, South 'Carolina, on the Sth < lay of October, 1920, and is now on 1ie therein. Dated October 8, A. ). J020. Sias1)01n, Cooper & Babb, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 15-3t No Worms fin a Healthy Child 1 All children troubled with worms have &;n ur icalthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as a rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly ror two or three weeks will enrich the blood, im provo the digestion, and act as a General Strength rning Tonio to the whole system. Nature will then throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be b perfect i nlth. Pleasant to tuake. G0c per bottle. 1 GET OUR DRAT We have a high power, fast -cutti plete 'power plant in itself for saw work of 6 to 10 men. Lever c out;a SEND FOil EN(1N' WEE] . E. H. W PER C [uction most complete line < rade Fu ---Ever Showni are the lov est to be nt added, make our ne should pass it up i: UJRNITURE AT AL asitively Ch turday Nigi E E. H.'i ens, South Carol