The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 01, 1920, Image 6
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*1'tlank1s,;ivilg Daty paissed off quietly
hi, with most of thei homes filled
I h !'ugholl t he daoy w ith the usual
nu ni her' of "Cornler'' a lt "got.' s.' 'I'he
;uuniv SouthI anid the h ighw ~ay w as
fal o if car I idcii With p)1lea1 st.'seekers
11 '-.t of the time. So despite. the de
pressinug tittles anud "had 1(1le t11)' alk
Lthree Could he seat1 110 Ualjpr0ci11hle
(I( ;teivCe inl the o bserin g of Thanlks
;I' ugIDy 1920, which~ was as it
>tu hbe. roir one h~as man fy bless1 igs
t 0I Ie I th t lu'1t for----tlie arc manily.
(1:1e has only to contt 11he1m and sec'.
A\t bel'ieve. lit. as you fore) thle hlabi
!'l and ;:ratilit'd to1 note thle raia )0
\\Vi1h 'itV (1 they Ill11 itptlly, there j
.: ot lul 111 I. the IllIl' you ha\'ve.
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Grovo, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Sullivan of
Laurens, Mrs. Win. Gray, Miss Claude
Gray and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Brooks of
Gray Court, Were among the members
who spent 'Thanksgiving day with
\l rs. 1. S. B3rooks.
Air. and \rs. \. S. Ilolt and family,
.\IIss Rose SummnirerI, and SMrs. Will ie
Abercombie all of Hiickory 'T'avern
w('re visitors at thel home 4)f Mi. D. 1).
Brownlee 'T'haiikagi iig Day.
Alt. and Mlts. W\m. Davis and chil
direi of Greenville spent 'fit rsday and
Tttrsday night with Alr. .1larris Ciur
ry, and .\r. \illie Ilarris and family.
Misses Cecil Owings. and Alva Stod
dard attended the state tachers ie't
lug in Sia r tatnbuttg 'u'itrsday and Fri
(lay.
The in ilbe's of the W'. ii. .I. So
Ci-ty of Diais enjoyed a most delight
flil t'Vev it oi Iriday ai tet'nooi, wit ei
the i'rtsident. \l ts. lest us Curry ci
tprtained in her most hosiitle man
nier withl at Thanletg;ivin;; party. .\ well
prepared and interesting pro r t i .;:
rendered. 'thie de.ot ional exerci.ses
wore conuited by\ the president, after
whi th t : l f~ i\lex'ico an tiit
\'aitit sc'iootl r g(1 irls walls presented
inl an intte:,'stinl ,\;y by .\lts. Curry+,
f(lhitt'I ty an imkyrwtinet'iu talk on
i , i' aI :nuan .1itmo s d eldt
I i ' hi two lis it from te ote
It I 1'.i lt'1Sii. a ' t\il.t~
i e prit' . whc waIt\ '' t\ts d o l(. .\liss .\(le
I a ll i n th I lu w'it n n Ir i i Iw s
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1.! tlt t o isi ltor., from I ill othe
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t * i it. \V itt t was done. i s.; iii
.sentedl with two lovely handkerchiefs.
t1l iit s (;tite,' 'ith wippii!' (I icreamt l
Cal r w ut li ere thetn erVti 'iy the
h lst , wlith .\1r.' . J1. .\. Curry assi.;t
SI t'nt tin tht .lfteti nt on
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clean ( Ttat'n
ii1 i'~e or Ile s 'e t e hi -. Ith'
aow,~ I 'i-nA by .\l'h ts, I -u t tl a I
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We have had fine weather for se%
eral weeks for gathering crops, and
inost eVerybody i about utp With their
work and ready to sow grain.
\e are glad to report the sick or our
LOW n improving. .lMrs. Allie Elbertson
has been on the sick list the ijpast
week, but is lfetter. Ailso 'laster
lNdwin l'urts, son of .\lr. and Mrs. Fd
gar Ifurls, has been right sick with
fneun10 onnt. but is though to be better
this morning. Little .Julia Katherine
,'Ooper is better after a week's illness.
Also w are glad to replort .\r. I1ugenue
chtuore better. We hope for tlhem all
a speedy recovery.
Our conulnity was honored Suilay
by a visit from (ov. It. A. Cooper. Ile
was ill Laurens and came out for a
few liouir ;' "' it t{ his atinats, .IllS -
Edniua and1( Kitrua ('ooper, .ild !Is0
called on his uncle, .11. T. .1. Cooprr.
lie is lookin g line and says he is a
eery busy mian Ihe"e day:. Ie wi
e dcon 1ininied by \ a.\a n i s. ('ha rc ue n
f lartin. of I.:aitrens.
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Overcoats
$37
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p "C S. 'riC:w T:&
We've made up ou
II the first to give y
S want. We're do
finest new fall suits
at les~s than mnanuf
Tur,'- , rofit il
Big Values
$24.50, $25
SPECIAL SI
Boy's $20
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Good Assort.
ment of Colors
Other big values $4.95
'Every Article in (
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LAURENS. S. (
Mrs. J. 1. Culbertson and daughter,
Miss Dollie, Mrs. Lou Culbertson and
daughter were dinner guests of Mr.
anI 'Mrs. T. J. Cooper Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Cooper left Maonday for
a few days visit to her parents, near
1)anburg, Ga.
.\ls. Pi'reston -\Viilias and chil(1ren1
:uent a day with Als. Jennie Ilamiil-I
ion recently.
Aliss Lonie Cooper is spending this
week with her aunt in Clinton.
laster Jack 'llamilton spent the
I'eek end with his aunt, .l ts. J. W.
l'owylir, nHair Mt. Pleasant.
.\lr. and Mrs. Gray Cooper mdAll Mr.
.1. ii. I;lackwell spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Cooper and lrother,
. lar. nie hlackwell.
Hfow li!i, New Y oru ItIu(ry Firm
Kepii ' D)o n 1
Vrou:ac & Co., IUtnit'r &. (hioese
.\-re lhints, Nev York ity. says: "We
i i.A'I'-M.A' iI ''"'.'' e iur all thi I
1.' It k(eeop (lOwnii rat:. \e buy
it by the gross, would not be without
it. 'i'armers uIse IA''-SNA P bee:tits('
'a:'' U all food for I A'i'-SNA P.
Saranitleed by I,1aur('S I l l'rdwsare
C Il. 'utial'.; I)rug ores' and I'en
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U~ni.. VOU .
m(' it now
and ercoat
a~cturing cost.
ax it of course, L
~ood will.
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10OWING
to $25
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Sizes 8 to 18
Year's
$6.95 & $9.45
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Cash Clothiers
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uto Tires Reduced
STOP, LOOK AND USTEN!
All Tires and Tubps- 25 and 30 per
cent off---or make that old tire last,
you through the winter. Have them
restored and relined, which gives you
practically the life of a new tire.
For expert tire repair work bring
them to
McDaniel Vulcanizing Plant
Next Door to Postoffice
GAS, OIL AND GREASES
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