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0 - e. e e -.. e 9 *0e 0 0 a 0 - * Local and Porsonal ention. * * C C e C e e 0 0 a e * C e * e * e Mr. . V. Profltt has.re.Igued his position as clcrk with J. H1. Sullivaii. 9 Mrs. James 11. Sullivan has returned to the city after apending several weeks nvith relatives at Brunson. Mi;;s Nell Jones spent the week-end with Miss Vermelle Caine at Gi'cenville t Woman's College. ' lr. hp. W. lMachen and little daugh ter have returned home after a visit i to .rclatives at DeoIand, Fla. . Miss iteile Hlinsliaw, of Winston Salem, N. C., is .the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. M. Wolff, on West Main street. Miss Elizabeth Lochridge, of Atlanta, Ga., is tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Fcrguson on West Main street. Judge C. C. Featherstone, of Grecn Wood, was aloIg those who atc tided I the fune.ral of Dr. 11. K. Aiken Frilay . A\1r. W. Carl \\*i:trtoII, of Waterloo, ( Was in the city yo.terday attentiding I the1 (: :Wre;or meeting of the IhaurenI t National Ban'k. t Al -.. V. Q. .iilter, of Austin, Tex., vxes;e, ''rd inth c y today to Visit :...:....' :2. 1l. .liter for ;ole 1I '00. T. !). I1) nne 1ame 1u froml .n..\.mIf::y to al- id Lb di ne bhay, a:jpedng( V r l 1, - va . a v.in .. a u i o h iLy. Air;. J. 1 . \\'nofdd and Mirs. J. 2 Covrin;tlem, of (Gieville, spent the -V l: nd -11!! h0 the f.nilyM of their i cou ia. Xl . . :. (. Sillivan, oil olth - .\ll'. .lohn D). Chhrs.who has.,; n ,ick a.dt l: e on. !ast \1,01n stm i for s ival mo:lth:, i-i shovinlg somliv, sig'is of4 impvovo it aid i.i iov able to wall: about. the house. .lrI. 1Iohert G. Sulivan has rettined, to Schlool at Fruitlan'd lustitute, N. C. Miss Anna ). Suillivai re;uimed her studives at Winithrep College last i Thr i.vday after spending lier two weks' liolldays with hert sister, Miss lIarriet I. Sullivan, in New York City. Friends of Mr. Fleming Smith were delighled to see i hm out again this week afteK having 'been con filed to his, home for several weeks on account of sickness. le came down to his post at the Davis-Roper Company Monday 1 and although not entirely woll is able to wait on his trade again. p Mr. John F. Bolt, one of the' federal electors for South Carolina, spent I Monday in Columbia to officially cast the ballots of the state for president. Mr. Bolt was prevailed upon to con vey the results of the election to Washington, but did not aecept the honor. Mr. .1. W. MCem'Zemie, who spent 2everal years here In the insurtance bitsie aind was aetive In civic w\ork, Spenit .\lnday inl the city onl bus inless an(d was ;lveni a cordial reception by his niany fricnds. .\Mr. .lcKemie Is now . taveIing for a Colhinila whole-! a2e house and Is making headIuarters in Concord, N. 'C., whlere he and his family reside. C'ardl of Thanuks A*s the brother of Hugh K. Aiken I want for myself andl hIs family to ex-. press to all the kind friends of his~ - and ours the iATipreclation we feel for the ma11'nyeats of kindness and sym.. tiathy that were so freely given at. theC time of his death anad liutrial. Nobody I anyvhlere could( have b'een kinder aind we ill alIways; remembei~)(r It as a rayj (Connol ly Spinigs, N. C.. UIilidny I'arly'. Tir'ty-thiiree young fiends wvere guec t. of Mi. I .\lartha Sitsan I riggs yesterday afternoon01 at her hiome on SuilI,lia street itn celebrlatiti of her seventh birthday. All kinds of games ' were hlayedI, after nyhich Ice creanm, cak, .fruits and nuts were served. The aft ernoon was immensely enjoyed and all went away very hiappy oveir the occasion. I Meeitng of U. D). C.t The-J. II. Kershaw chaplter, I'. . c C., will ineet next Wednesday after- I noon, Januiary 19, at 3:30 o'clock, withr Mrs. A. .N. IBramlett. The Rev. C. T. Squires w!!! fill his (Ippointment to prteach atulDorroh Pros- 1 byterian Church, Gray Court, next Sunday afternoon af 3 o'clock. Card of . Thanks.r We wish to thank our friends for their kind assistanco and symp~athy e duirinig the Illness and death ofnour " .baby.. MR. and MRlS. H ICKS F. OWINOS. Meetinug of D). A. ht. The llenry ruaurens chapter, Daugh ters of the American itevolution, will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with Miss Minnio Babb on West Ma!in street MARRIAGES Buirns-West. Miss Mamie L. Burns, daughter of I.. and Mrs L. 1. urn. , and Mr1. F. . est, of Greenwood, avere married ntsday, December 2Sti, by Rev. Ed aid F. Long, at Clinton. The bride an attractive and accompillihe( oullg lady, a graduate of Greenvillef Vomnan's College, while the g'oom is achling se-lool at Brooks, Ga., where bey \venLt immediately after the mar iage, loper-liilere. Thte follexving account of the mar 'age or mir. P. J. Roi)er, of Fountain mmni, to Mrs. Ieulah Rtivlere, of flines. Ilki, Ga., wiil be road with interest by 1i1mnln of the groom in thi; county, .I. lPoper being a brothe r oW.leay .It. an1d -1. L1. H"oper, Of til. Vit.-, a 111i n a wide family Coll Coinc ionl in he Ciouity. The accolui. i!7 takeW'n fl'l lie I iinesville County Hlral, iines -ille, : \r. 1'. J. !!'o er an I Mr . Po t' \ N' v re;1u1 i l: i t :mo l 1, w .\-. t : ST, i th 2 as eli;i ii ini miictin:1 Immer. T r i' Is <me o. th( ohs:t attirac ' - on . 'olell of the comunmli iiri .I,]lwp int to her. marrT-iag to 1.h1 latc (1v. io'' P. Rivier' was Aliss IRyon ad l cuaer to- l" Ow'hth lealin: f':11 of tht collty. hiebI w.:' p.1rror ined aIt 10 o'vlocki reakfast wrs .!eve and rhoilly :If 'Iwa I rd ; the bri da I part. l eft for otth Caroirna, the l mo of tle ;iroom, ar'rying a weali'. of good wishes' for heir futilre happiness. *, * * * * * * * * ': * , IfONOt ROLl Trlnitnly-Itre School. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 'Firat Grade: Imogene Pitts, Sarah Villiams, Fred lAmmnbert. Second, Grade: 'Iarold Armstrong, 1lizabeth Smith. Third Grade: Fa4va Ftuller, Louise veorge, Mildred Johnsonl, John D. hartin, Martlette Wilson Forltrth Gradie: Gladys Armstr'on )orothy ain, Is1belie Fuller, A ie "eorge, Imiega Iltt, Lyles Stone. F'ifth Grgde: Julia Hill, lbols Jishio;, lyr9d AMartin,:Ilugh Tinsley, Brry Hl' Sixth Grade: Alary Fuller, Minne 200 Pitts, Carric Mae George. Eighth Grade: Dick lloil, Nell ur.;, \melia Fimllier, Mary George, Nell iargston, Floride Pitts. Ninth Grade: Nalnnie 11111, Salli. 1111. ()01'if, HEIR TO' rOsephi LeIter,Jr, Non of Wentihv Wljeat 1(ing, illed Accldentally.. New Orleans, Jan. 10.--Tfhe death of Foseph Lelte r,.Jr., the ten-year-od on of .Joseph Letter, millIonaire wheat ing of Chicngo and Washington, 'vas ausned by an unal~csountiale exiplosion >f a car1trid(ge in hisa shotgun as lie tIcked it up after retrieving a dulick he ithe hei*ii're toni1ght. Tlhie boyi'si body ill~ he tak len nifr:nient. will taske pilace. vhio hiee:iine worIld famnouis when li lie Chicago lilt. wais a granidon] oif aevl '. lelter, of Chica'go, whoti foumnd.. d tile Iiimense laelter' fortune. 1I1( m's ni nieph~Ow% of I 4ad(y Cu rz/on, dautgh er of -Levi Lelter, who married I .or'd urzl"/on of' dilnglandc and became VIce elnni of India. TIhe boy wvas heir to an estate of everal mil lion dollars. is sudden1 enth wag a groat shock to his father hat he was almost unable to give a ohereat account of the affair when ntervio~wed over the telephone to lghmt. 7. S. Government Warns Farmerst A bout DIse'ase C'aused by Rats. They carry Blubonic plague, fatal to uiman beings. They carry foot a'sd iouthi diseano, which is ,atal to stock. 'hey kill chickens, e ', grain, cause ostrucotion to pra.0er .7 if youl have ats RAT-SNAP ilf k1ill them. Cre iate rata after killing them-- leaves o smell. Comes in cakes, ready for se. Three sizes, 350h, 65c and it1.25. old and guaranteed byj aurens Hard 'arec Co., Putnam's Un)ig Store, and ennedy Bros, ilabitual Constipation Cured 'In 14 to 21 [Days LAX-FOS WITII PECPSIN" Is a specially irepared Syrup Tonio-Laxative for Habitual ~onstiation. It relIeves promiptly but hould be taken roaiiularly for 14 to 21 days o Induce regular action, Jt Sthnaulates and regulates- e Very Pleasant to Take. 00c ier botte.m lesolution of tespect. .On October 26, 1920, a gentle, loving rpirit passed from our midst When Mrs. Molliv Langston I(vts called home to God. Those who knew "Aunt Mollie" loved her for she poscR;ssed at swoet spirit of unsellfishness wich was ever ieady to render a knd act for those In iced. In her quiet, Sweet way, FlIc lived an exemplavy lif among us. The mombnlers of the V. M. S. of New Pi'ospioet church wish to offer the fol lowinug rC.;ol tious iII ap3n:Jciction: 1. That in her death 'xo have lost e of our most faithful qmd conseerat ed members. 2. That thouegi we mi;s her from oUr11 church and coruii ty, we how in h umnble Su biissiion to the will of God "wi.o d eti all things Well.'' 3. That we, e.xteiid to those of her faily Vho are left to ioilln tieirj !o!;s, our dccp and i hearii' i't syiJmatly. . Tit :.:'g b inscribed inl our N Wo: I ( 21 u n i 01F THE C ~i:.V; T 'FTA. T oI 1, th' 01 4A -1 v..~ ~ ~ \ 1 0ill v i 6 cent will bw addcd umiH1: ol' : .!are, JR. , when th bt c"os II . V.-ty ; I oLO d. I T his is m [ .. Odi T I I 3' 43 1 i iII i IL ,adah 3,,, 1 ( s au nd mli eniial m- .-AR' Al ale- ;odie mala e110 livt R thJ' aes of twenty one lay a l'e3l tax of $1 .0(0 C, eip . diei':;, Who ale C.\RmiIt at iI - (;) year.:; of age. ConliJitationl R -E *$.00 Il lieu of road (u1ty. All abk biod i(ien between the ages oR' and . 5Re iale to IodR dutly tx ep those in Military Service, School l'rnstees, Sc 'ool TeacherJ, Min ter and Students. The Tax Lvy is as follows: 4ate Tax...------....12 mJiI Ordinary Count Tax.......iih Rload and Bridge......4 --2 mIs airilload Bond..-.. .... . I mill Road itonids . -ila J.il Bonds.-.--.-. -. 1-2 ....m i Good Roads .2 IIiS Con1Stitutial School Tax.,..mil Total.................. JJnjff Special Schools Liurens i'owishlip Laurens City - .....12 1-2 mills Trinity Ridge No. 1 .. . 12 1.. iliJ., Prospect No. 2..........-8 mills Laurens No. 3.----.......12 Bailey No. .1. \Vttts M111 Fleming, Copeland 8 mi1 Oak Grove No. 6 . . . .. 1. 1f Is Ora No. 12 .......... 1-2 YouJngs Townsly .1benezer-PatIoL.... Friendship No. 2-..... ...mlls Warrior kreck-lR. Old Field . . 8 milL Bethel No. 4 ............. 1-2 .II G ray's No. 5 -..........Sm Central No. 6C. Youngs No. 7. Landford No. 10 .. .. .. 10 1-2 il Fountaln Innr No. :UU ........ 20 Ri' . l)JaisTIownsh Gi (eenpondl No. 1--............ il I Eden No. 2.-.-........121-2 Jmills Shiloh No..3-........ ....2 milis New Hal~rmfony No. -1 .......-I milk Gray Court--Owinigs No. 5. .20 1-2 mills JUnrksdale No. 6 ConsolIdated 12 mils Dials Chuwrch No. 7.--...--.... mills Mern~a No. 8 .--.-.--.--......2 mJiIIs Fo'utnain inn No. 311.........0 mJiina SullIvan Tiownsh4Ilp PrI!neetonJ No. I .......1 - R~ Mt. Ilethel No. 2 ........ Jlt Poplar SprIngs No. 3 ...-...2- sl IrewertonJ No. 7 .......... .\Irna No. 8-........1 I hiickory Tlavern No. 17..12I' R Mt. CallagherA; No. I . I liethleehtm No(. 2 . .Imi (Center I oint No. I..i OmkviILe N.,. 5.... Mt. ileaiant No. I; . - I Mt. OlIve No.7.. >i I WVat erlon Tow',in N\o. 11I Speclil SchIooil- -('rosm T11 lO ( rors 11111 No. 2.......t tt; \Vade No. 3 . .......... 0O(1 Mountville No. 6 .. .. n mlis Cross.' 111ll Town No. I13 . . . . I5 nil; Slp(cill Schooi--'Ii 1nte'r Tiownsittup LIsbon No. 1.--.--.........12 mIimh Rlock No. 2 .. .. ............ mlls Rock Orldge No. 3 ............ 6 in Wads.wortqh No. 4--.......... Jumis Reedleryllie (part of No. 41) . . 8 mills Clinton No. ...........114 1-2 mIlls Goldyille No. 6-.-......-m. l Kinards No. 49 (part of No. 6) 8 mIl,, flelfast No. 6....--.......41-2 milus Hurricane No. 156............6 mllis Mountville No. 16 ..........11 mills Speelai Schiool--Jacks Township Shady Grove No. 2.. .... ..- 7 mills Rleuno 'No. 3..--..--..... . 8 mills Hatton No. 4-.-...--.......3 mIlls O'doll School No. 6 .........3 mills HurrIcane No. 156..... ...... mills Speelal Schuool--Scafrlotqa1. Long Branch No. I.. ....... m~Is Byrdi's-MuIsgrove No. 2.... .... millo Langston No. 3.--............. mIlls9 Sandy SprIngs No. 4. .. ..... mills L~andfords No. 10 .... ...0 1-2 mills Ora No. 12.--.--.. .....4 1-2 mIlls Prop 'r attention wvill be given those wh~o wish to 'lpay their taires through Rie mail by check, mfoneOy order, etc. I~eons5I sending in lists of names to be taken off are requested to sIond1 thenli early and~ give the town';hip) of each, as the Treasurer is very bqjsy (luring the month of December. ROSS D. YOUNG, lf ' County Treasurer. Entre Stock Marked From 25 to 50 Per CenY t Less Than 1920 Spot Cash Prices, An Y you 9Can't af% d 1n c ca re: h am goods for on our L:stnd mos varied stock in, h : :m c d Li the 1a;.est styles'~ andc fineishes fromA the bezt mrakers in the co' jry. Co ,e at m. and make your selection. Laurens, S. C. Comanein Weneda Monnaur 12th,!% and continuin Thouhthurdala ILA.i. TTN De We Wll Sll 00 Cns est rad '.~jBreakfast Bacon 4~v ~~ ~2h ab. Canti.u . . Th2.25y a or $13 per Case of 6 Cans Each AGENT .