The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 12, 1921, Image 6
Women
Made Young
Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may ba
yours if you will keep your system
in order by regularly taking
GOLDM DAEDAL
The world's otandard romody for kidney,
liver, bladder and urle neid troubles, tho
onomios of life and !ooks. Ia uso sinzo
-1696. All druggists, thron si.oo.
Loelc for tio name Gold Medal an evory bo:
and~ .cept n-: Imlitation
C. C. Featierstont IV. 11. Knight
FEA'1[ E IISTON i;.& KNI iullT
Attorneys at Law
Laurens, S. C.
All lInsiness Int-riuste to Our Cre
Will Have Prompt an1d ('urefu4 Atten.
tion.
Oflice over l'ainietto Hlank
Mr. Feather'stne will spenI Wednes
day of each week In Laurons.
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
' Gray Court, S. C.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Offies in Peoples Bank Building
Simpson, Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
ii ll l'ractie' II All !42tt Courts
Prontpt .1itenfion Giyen All Firsiness
GASOLINE SYST1'S',
Oil Tanks and 'inps, Air Com
presr(ors. Coin iting Scales, Floor
Scales. Show Cases. Ac!coint. Reg
isters, Rebuilt Cash Registers,
Safke5. Store Fixtures.
THIE iA31ILTON SALES CO.
(Coliniuh, S. ..
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt Attention Oi(lven All Jlusieos
Money to Loan on Real Estate
Teleilione 850
Office in $imuniqns BItaidigI1r
UNDERTAK'NG
C. E. KENNEDY & SON
Il.s 1ns red all) hiourc da11. or niltht
ATO AT L.AWV
I IA al Jus a~z s-s Given
8tomanb Out o9f
Orider? Try NR
Nlothing Fi..tter fo Straighton Ycou Out
Atftor E atinz' Too Y.ac,. Tor~o'i
L.ivor, lI cnuV!3o Luorvo3. Acts
Pbo.nesr:'y Cua::rzoed.
Man ;-s <( too ~ much e'very
aut'al u .. .i 5: . i ;s, i n i heI
w.orldI frsm iti 1 t144io , buIoI( - l
ith~j a 1il 'J tho' tf n: Un
enre, h( /'ver, a -;e *.* nt, o
unitil yet 14 omo '.:.a f the . e ea
keep) a b.x of Nture's Roe (yi;
Tabet.) e n t: :y o L- : i1 s~lu
It whos; ' r n.:.:.....ti 1h4u. -.
I'nlino la i o purr01 tes~'5, entharies,
mi4(h PsI oi, c:0 rme, (*: ., w'.:i ~ e-.
ly f arc iv,we SN nlon, Natur's R~mt y
enti:.o (i14 :::1v fland ciminartivo i -
te--.......t...m..Pl Iv r, l''': :j nIl
Itin of Ui t e ore'::i that, .handlo tho0
'ip:' t. I.n h r '.> lts wvhih vol
low the e 'ofi N' r o F~cody zsro
always a deli 1h1ul m:;prL:n to thzoso
who firrt tryI 'i Tho nvt on wilo
prompnrud thsorour'h, ja nz,~ m l ill0
goano n..l ph '4t, au-r 1aturo her
nolf', in the ~ tho2 u-Ih elsan::ng the~
real relief and4 bIn'R ruI h na(l ra>:4
1axat lvi yllr cathartieI ever p. 'U ro
duco~ foInr .n:no
,cit a 2o box,) of Nn~turesu Remedy
(NRt Tablets) f4nd try it. Thlero Ia no4
rialk In donso, forIn it. roustI g:0 yoiu
g-reater' re!iEf similiFuellt thant any'
liver or howe5Vl in3< emo you ev'er ( med1.4i
er mooney bnel; Ins'l. R Is 44old,
guafrnni~tc'ed atnd r44.4 (onde by yourz
druggist.
LAURtENS D~tf;0 CO,, Lauirens, S. C,
* JION0II ROLL*
* Lautrons City Schools. *
Elevenith Oriulo
14-ihly Dilstingulshcl: Raymond Ii
Disinguished: Dlorothy liairey, I.
Nanley AMeng, K"icatior 'M11cr.
1Proficiet:~ I ea trive L'ab, Pred
11 1.-Op. I 'ii'a MT iter, Ma igaret, Lake Icc
11b ly Mnl1 ill . M1ar iv Ile to 2yersi, Net Ic
H igly Il-tiiij:lihed: Nell joiw:,
altColemanl. Mlartha DoIl. I limeie
,vetlh. Eva Taylor, G racm Taylor, 11cr-I
:iii TaylIor, Martin Toague, 11u t i
ilydl.1 JohIli lRobr1 Ell1is, Lois Fulle Ir,
Ali I (. h osz li1, Mary .11 id-geii, Dell
Nliffli (Grade (lit,
I I ig:)Ilv D)islifigilisllod: dCitn
Wyatt W~aldrop.
f)'irpi';eil Sara 1 Kathinile
(, ~{f 1 C'alin,).ary Se 1111
l - u t: J J. A\raills, lDoul ih C
Ie: (07 I'loidil Alool.
IVkItII Crade (IauItIn S(-(.)
1 !.lv It i zzz.lv Hlie olmies ~
I) , Side y IlfoT ois, Ada (Xlio iriiiel
PWle Tla.hIor.
I Diig"Idij: 2A1,1io'e -.G ra Y,
14'Iar Goodwn, ( ii -e .1017, l'lf~7
I: dif-lt GCrade (01('ow nieeul See.)
Ihighly D)1stineuii heil Louise A,2c
C'ord, SarluIl S(.111
Ibiiglished: Eothl l\\(Il 1"utleI
Nanni: 13 I. PNiI8,' i -Kae2hC0 Id.
I !)oin: ('iar I 11(' cI Nell (livek,
Kirk Taylor.
(1r. 'lr-Il: \VriIzlit, Saraudleliey,(h
DI . u Il l.-xt. - il i v I~ mvis nan.r
:m. i ll~iami I leigels, Miller l i
Marvlin'I Nalters, Ea',rle HIddle, Iz. 1)
Todld, I :on Wa 1( itp, I rilsila. (v.
i 11i Alar iv 'itlit-ijl( P'ower, MAIr
801. lii speei'.
l'iolh cvit: 1 K0011r ho, bo~ttle
Mlav lf~ieie.
I 18'lliishtl Ida Ma~e Illititert
M\otes. rc ('7l v!Io, Ed iIt I IelIam,
,Iaeic' lltiihz, 'Saiuali Alari'ln.
Six I (~ad'rc I *c 1p
tro od
Distinguished: Kirklin Davenport,
lortha Finkboner, Inftz Jamieson,
Proflcient: Ralph Bagwell, 'Wiliam
Ilackwell, Martha Caldwell.
Secoid Grade
Distinguished: Chalmers Armstrong,
imily Babb, Jack 'Ballo, Robert Briggs,
,oule Cromuer, Sarah Dondy, Mary
'rances Franks, Charles I-licks,
Eatherine Hudgens, -Russell Jacks,
uanita Langston.
lProficient: 1'ulia Brown, Lola May
'1!1, Jale(s C~othran, Roy Flowers,
:irriet t G.",' l1oa Irby, David Ma
affey, ''heron .\lillcr.
First; fGrade
Distinguisied: Ilatrold loole, Do0
hy itii rt, W. C. !anenster. ,r.,
,"ia 10hHb M.\ary Clarence, "hc ram
nr. Alrtha Sui 1'n Brg:4, Robert
lom'es, \larv Elizabeth Squires, qu2rw.
)n. V incent. Norman Wham.
Profleient: John Glenn, Harold Leo,
Otte .1lIller, Elsie'Jones, Bertha Sex
n, Nancy Babb, Ruth Davis, Ruby
Javis, Esther Lurcy, Maudelino Sulli
Second Ornele
IIighly 'Distiguished: Joe Reild,
largaret MeCravy, Sarah RIddle.
Distinguished: Bort KenIli gto,
Leol .Nchols, John Thomas Tddd,
Oharles Vincent, Louise Taylor, Clem
iengene Teague, Blancho Thompson.
(Proflcient: -DeWitt Norwood, Edwin
Owings, Haskell Sanders, Gene Year
gin, Ethel Moore, .Tuth Regan.
.Laurens Miil School
First Grade
Highly Distinguished: Boulah Davis.
IDistinguished: Oscar Lee Bishop,
Chariton Todd, Lois Martin, Eivira
Canrnon.
Proficient: Christine Weathers.
Second (raide
Dlstinguisied: Pearl Knightoin, Lyda
SIoddy, 'E.her Davis, James Word.
ProfleenLt: Niten Casey, J3essie Da
vis, 'Marg-ucrite Jamison, Then-a Put
iian, 1iu iido Robiletto, Lora Seay,
Katherin \Vathers, i-oimeor Carlton.
M'lalcohn Rtoberts.
'Ih ird Grade
Proficient: Grover 11iy, Beirtha
.\arler, Loethia Wilburn, Mlay Wilbuirn,
Alma N'iIson,
Fonrthii Grnde
istinglished: iiniie JIMl.
Proficient: Rlphl41 Baill, Willie Cailp
b(*li, Aucel King, Nellie Kiser, Earl
I oberts.
VITAL STATISTICS
'Of Sullivan Township. for 1920.
Deaths ..................23
Children''born ..............108
Children died ..............12
White children .. ..I........61
Negro children ..............47
Still-born . .. .. ....
Twins, ipaira ..... .. .. .. .. .. 2
illigitiniates .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 6
13 families mwith 10 to 15 children.
'Where will you find a better county?
Win. D. Sullivan, Sr.,
lzegtr.
HONOR ROLL
Intermediato Deparntment OrIaI School
Sixth Grade: 1dith Cooper, J. L.
Cooper, Willie Mao Davis, Sarmel
Floming, Loon Kennedy, Atigusta Me
Clintock, Susan Sexton, Francis Tum
-blin.
Seventh Grade: Fleming Ulakely,
Loui1e Hunter, Frank Smith.
Trouble Hunters.
According to the dispatches 30,000
Germans will soon leave the Father
Innd for MexIco. Haven't they had
enough trouble yet?
.......
IT'S EASY TO
PIREYENT COLDS
Keep the liver and kidneys in
perfect condition. They throw off
the germs aind make colds impos
sible-if in perfect condition.
A correct regulator will be found
in
DR1. IILTON'S IFE
for (lieliver, mid kidnt-ys
i mimefdiato relief is given in
en:*w:; of constipaton, inidigestlon
anld H ilousne:iss.
Sis; pleoaInt to take, excites., a
plea ,,nt .:!.e of warmth in the
stomnhcli, dI ifusing itself through
the system.
YOu druggist sells Dr. Hilton's
Life N ith a "stisfaction 01r inoey
rudd"gularanteo.
(,!d. and in'luienz.1a are success
fully tic' el by using \urray's
1lorehounld .\lullein and Tar In con
julctiol Vith )r. Hilton's Life.
31anufaetured by
311'MIAY 0Ult3 CO1PANY
(olumad. M. C.
Colda Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tableto remove tile
cause. There is only one "Bromo QuinIne."
E. W. GROVE'S signature onbox. M0c.
Sale Starts Thursday Sale Starts Thursday
JAN1 3th JAN. 13th
Continues 10 1Continues 10 Days
JAN ARY CL ARANC SALE
A Far Reaching Event Planned to Insure Quick Disposal of all
Winter Merchandise. Generous and Genuine Reductions Will be the
Rule in All Departments.
At a time when price is uppermost in the ninds of all, this Sale will be of supreme in
terest. As you know, we took advantage of a falling market and new lowered prices
have been one of our strong selling features all season. In order to continue this
policy and give you the benefit of any further declines as fast- as they materialize, we
are going to effect a Sweeping Clearance of all Winter Stocks. To do this, reductions
of such a decided nature are going to be offered you that you will find it almost impos
sible to resist them. We wish to emphasize the fact that all reductions are absolutely
Bona Fide. There has been no previous marking up of merchandise, no juggling with
prices--verything offered will be our re:gular stock, maintaining in the allect degree
the high standards of quality vhich you have learned to identify with ths o We
irAe yo~ tc cone eLaly -and often.
(rSae Oneo
Thurni-sday, January 13th from C-EkIF Friday Jan. 14th, 9 a. m. to 10 a. m.
9 a. m--10 a. i. Apron Gingham 0'AL4FE Men's Socks, assorted colors and sizes
To the irst fifty
peonsfl to get uin
- -.our store oI the
p. 1ening day of -
anar 13th, we
iofwhitc e -(Ie*oU .
dishes and cake
Plates at three -
cents each. Bo at
Ouir doors whe n
(10 Yards to a Custome-) o9Cfl at 9 it i. (5 Pair to the Customer)
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Prices Smashed
Al %t uis.n Never before in the history of ouir
business have we slaughtered Al oat Suis and
Coats, Values to prices in this department as we Coats, Values to
$55, Sale Price are now, doing. If you are think- $55, Sale Price
ing of buying a Coat Suit, Coat or
Dress we advise you looking over
our stock before buying. We guar- h
/ antee you a saving frorn $15 to
$35 in this department