The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 09, 1921, Image 8
A TONI* '
Grove's Tasteless chill 'ail. restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood:'. When you feel Its
strength .ling, invigorating effect, see how
it brings color- to the clbeeks aild .how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate Its true tonia value.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic Is simply
Iron and Quinine suspeniied In syrup. So
pleasant even children like it~. 'The blood
needs QUININE to Purify it 'and'IRON to
Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and
Qrip gerpis by its Strengthening, Iyvigor.
ating Effect. 60c.
AlIIBEVILL.EGREENWOOD 'MUTUAL
INSUITANCE ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1892.
PROPERTY INSURE)D $16,150,000
WRITE OR CALL oiilie undersign,
ed for any information you may desire
about our plan of Insurance .
'We Insure your property against do
struction by FIRE, WINDSTORM OR
LIGHTNING, dnd do so cheaper than
any company in existance.
Remember, we are prepared to prove
to you that ours is the safest and
cheapest plan of insurance known.
Our Association is now licensed to
wite Insurance In the counties of
Abbeville, Greenwood, McCormick,
Edgefield, Laurens, Saluda, Lexington,
JRichland, Calhoun, and Spartanburg.
Grocnville. Pickens. Bamberg. Barn
ve1l. Clarendon, Sumter, Lt' Kershaw,
Chesterfield, Lancaster.
The ofmcers are: Gen. J. Fraser
Len, President. Columbia, S. C.; J. R.
Blake, Gen. Agt., Secty. and Treas.,
Greenwood, S. C.
DIRECTORS:
A. . Grant .. .. ..Mt. Carmel, S. C.
J. 'I. Gambrell .. .. Abbeville, S. C.
J. BlAke .. .. .. Greenwood, S. C.
A. W. Youngblood .. .. Hodges, S. C.
J., Praser Lyon .. .. Columbia, S. C.
R.* H. Nicholson .. . .Edgefield,S. C.
W . Wharton ... . .. Waterloo, S. C.
W.!C. Bates .. ......Batesburg, S. C.
J. R. BLAKE, Gen. Agt.
Greenwood, E. C.
Jan. 1,119M0.
To abort a cold
and prevent com
plications take
alot-bs
The purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
nausealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain.
ed and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
59C
Columbia
Blue Label
Records
This Price A pplies to
1I30 Retired R ecords
U you've never owned
* Columbia Blue Label
Record. bere's your
chance. Today we put
on sale 130 standard
Columbia Records-all
made within the last
eighten months.
Dance, Song, and
Comic Selections
[f you haven't beard
them, you've heard about
them from your friends
popular records made by
Al Jolson, Van and
Schenck, H arry Foz, Ted
Lewis' Jazz Band, etc.
For a Limited
Time Only
The supply toe Iiwited. The
tIme is limited.
Call today and get
~~ those reti red popu
lar records you''ve
beard so muth
about.
Win. Solomon
*"
* * * * * * * * o et-;e '
* HONOR ROLL
* Laurens City Schools 4
(Pupils who are ,Hzighily Distinguish-.
ed attain an average of 91,100 on
scholdrship with perfect nttentlance,
iunctuality and d 1 ortnient.- Pupils
marked IGistingul hed attain an aver
age of 90-95 on -scholarship with 95 on
attendance, punctuality' and deport-.
ment).
Eleventh. Grade
. ' High Distinguis'hed-!Raymond. Gas
ton, bat-oline" fiolmes.
Distinguished-4olle Blakely, Doro
-thy .Fairey, Margaret - Lake, Nancy
Meng, Eleanor Miller.
Ten Grade
Highly Distinguished-Allie Gos
nell, Nelle Jones, Sarah Eliza Swy
gert.
Distinguished-Margaret Coleman,
Martha Dula, Mary Hudgens, Etila Mae
Martin Louise Smith, Grace Taiylor,
Hermon Taylor, Martin Teague.
- Ninth Grade
Distinguished - Sarah Catherine
Barksdale, Fred .Clifton, Roy gaston,
Rlay Goodman. Mary Senn, Winifred
Sitgreaves, Ruby Templeton, Wyatt
Waldrep, Maude Wofford.
Eighth Grade (Latin)
Highly Distinguished-Janie Holmes
)avis, Mary Goodman, Sidney Holmes,
Paul Phlpot, Rose Rosenthal.
Distinguished - Mariegene Gray,
Ruth Oglesby. Thomas Wofford, Whit
ney Young, Hilda Taylor.
Eighth Grade (Commerelal)
Highly IDistinguished-Sarah Senn,
'Distinguished--Clara 'Boyd, Nelle
Cheek, Louise McCord, Kirk Taylor.
Seventh Grade (B)
IDistinguished-Ida Mae Hunter,
Edith Hellams. Eloise Miller, Inez
Motes, Grace Gwin.
Seventh Grade (A) ,
Highly Distinguished-Lila Rick
man. Perrin Wright.
Distinguished-James Lewis Ander
son, Miller McCuen, Marvin Nabers,
William Power, Layton Waldrep,
Drusilla Owings, Mary Catherine
Power, Margaret Richardson, Ger
trude Sexton.
Sixth Grade (B)
Distinguished - Edgar Robinette,,
Frank Baker. Collyar Barksdale.
Sixth Grade (A)
Highly Distinguished-Martha Pow
ers. Harriet Todd.
Distinguished-Legare Blackwell,
Lucile Hawkins, Mittle Lee Martin,
Clara Sexton, Bruce Thompson.
Fifth Grade (B)
Highly Distinguished-Mary Ander
son, Mary Ball, Laura Vance Jones.
Distinguished--Carl Bobo, Emily
Franks, Claudia Irby, Helen Ledford,
Bernard Solomon, Clarence Trotter.
Fifth Grade (A)
iDistinguished-William Bramlett,
William Crews, 'Robert Moore, Frances
Hough, Annie Powers, Fannie Rosen
thal, Margaret Wasson, Pawnee Wat
son.
Fourth Grade (B)
Highl-y Distinguished-Emrily Tay'
lor.
Distinguished-Illian Snoddy, Sara
Sullivan, Willie Mae TPhompson, W. C
Miller.
Fourth Grade (A)
Distinguished,.Jack Babb, Jame.=
Dunklin, Boyce Taylor, Martha
Franks, Jeanette HamIlton, Lillian
Kitchens, Antoinette Moore. May Row
land, Irene Todd.
Highly D~istinguished-~Dorothy Nor
wood.
Distinguished-Rolfe Hlughes, Hiar
01ld Montgomery, C. T. Squires, Sarah
D~orroh, Helen Vincent.
Third Grade (l)
1Highly Distinguished-flelle Hamil
ton.
Distinguished-Pauline Langston,
1tertha Finkbeiner. Martha Caldwell.
Second Grade (.)
L~istinguished - Chalmers Arm
strong. EmTilly Babb, Jack Ba~ic,
Robert Briggs, Lola May [Bull, Loule
Cromer, Sarah Dendy, Mary Frances
Franks, Charles Hicks, Katherine
Hiudgens, Russell Jacks, Juanita.
Iangston.
Second Grade (B)
H1ighly Distinguished--M~argaret Mc
ICravy. Sarah Riddle.
Distinguished - Bert Kenningtor
Roy Miller, Leon Nichols, John. Thce.
Todd. Charles Vincent. Dorothy Sit
greaves, Louise Smith, Clemniegene
Teagute, Blanch Thompson.
First Grade (A)
Distinguished - Robert Benchoff,
Charles Crews, James Davis, Dial
Gray, Ambrose Hudgens, Herman
Madden, John H1. Montgomery, Palmer
Reid, Charles Taylor, Jack Wiggins,
I First Grade (B)
IDlstinguished-W. 0. Lancaster, Jr.
John Glenn Kitchens, Jessie Carroll
Miller, D~orothy liumbert, Bertha Sex
toni. Mary Clarence Bramlette, Martha
Susan Briggs, Maudeline Sullivan,
Mary Elizabeth Squires, John A.
Franks, Jr., Lawton Vincent, Norman
Wham.
First Grade
gfistinguished-Lois Martin, Mildred
-Patton Reece.2
.Distinguisheg.49 ra SeY, y Mand
Robinette, .ames W~ord. V
-Fourth Glrade
- - tiguishd-Nellte. Kise "
Tbo'Quinine Thi t Dge:; Not Affect 'ie
Mead
Because qf its tonie gnd laxative eMrM"
LA4A'IVD BR1OMQ QUININE .(Tab
lets).~.an .be taken by anyone wlthqiut
causing nervousncss or ringirr " the
head. E. W. GROVE'S, signature on
box 30c.
To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, -a
cough which stops the ough by,
healing the nflamed and irritat tissues.
A box of GROVE'S O-PN IRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
roup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES' NEALING HONEY. Th' salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.f
The heeling effect of Hayes' Healt Honey in
si.e the throat comnbined with the healing effect of
Grate's0-Pen-Trte Salve through the pores.of
the skin soon stops a ogh.
Both remedies are pecked in one carton and the
cost of the combined treatment isSe
Just ask your druggist for HAYES'
HEALING HONEY.
1- H..E
HAVE
At Mintei
Our buyers,
Millinery D
where they
These goods
we invite an
Spring :
The new Spring Hata ar
ing a representative showing
Hats, and you will be pleas
cheaper than last season.
Spring (
A good showing of the new at
T.ricotine and Sergee ..
Sprin
See the new styles~ in Sprinj
priced at........
Silk]i
Thiis bdls fir to be a big
and1( Cantoni Crepes are the le
ini great variety of styles.
See the Druesses we have<
you will .be 'onv~inlced of the
Spe'lal sale of one lot of
worth $20.00) to $30.00. TPh
('base mnade by our b~uyer in
Phoenix .S
We are agents for this fa
menid it to our trade.
Ladies' Silk H~ose .... ....
Men's Milk Hosue .. ...
In these tim
sible. Corn
on a close ni
MiIN
CASH
yG E
Predicted d
Last Wee
Postponed
WATCH N
NEW GO
ARRIVE
r Co.'s Cash De
Mr. E. P. Minter, and Miss
epartment, have just returi
purchased a complete st(
have arrived by express ant
early inspection.
Millinery
e hpre in great variety, includ. Our Silk
if the 'famous Gage and Johnson ton Crepes a1
ed to see the prices are much season.
Wash Satins,
40-inch Crepe
. ,it 36-jah bilk i
-o4t Snts Crepe
yles in Spring Coat Suita in 33-inch Natui
---.$25.00, $pP.00 and $40.00 36-inch Silk E
g Coats -Ne'w
Coats. All so .reasonablT Beautiful Ph
.. .... .... ..$15.00 to $25.00 per yard
)resses.
season in Silk Dresses--Taffetas Beautiful pat
adling materials--and are shown 3l2-incEh Gingi
32-inch and l
m sale at $25.00 and $35.00, and One lot shori
great values we are offering.
[Dresses at $15.98, that are values
is lot represents a special pur- SEE 01
few York. YOU WIILL
lilk Hosiery
mnous line of Ilosiery andl recomn
We haive
.... ....$1.00, $1.45 and $1.95 pers~ in Oxfo
.. .... .... ....75c and $1.00 $5.00 and up
es you wish to m ke your dc
e to us, we will stretch them
iargin and sell for cash only.
!ITER COP
DEPA RTME
This ae
Has en'
One Week. '
EXT PAPER
ODS
D
partment Store
Kate Padgett of the.
reed .from New 'York,
wk of Spring goods.
I are now on sale, and
Silks! Silks!
stock wag never more comrpleto--Taffetas, Can
id Pongee Pag to be the leading fabrics this
in white, flesh and blue ; per yai rd . ... . . .$1.98
Shirting; per yard .... .... .... .... ..$1.49
nd Cotton Shirting; per yard .... .... ..Q
-do..Chine,..per yard .... .... .. ,... .... $1.4
'ai p gee, per yard .... .... .... ....$1.25
nd Cotton Suiting in white and pongee, ydl. P0c
Spring Wool Skirting.
Lids and Stripes; were $6.00 last year. at
...... .... .... ... . .... .... .... ... .$3.00
Ginghams
Lorns in French Ginghams, per yard . 50c'
ams, per yard - ....... 25c
~7-ineh Ginighams, per yard..... .... ....19o
lenlgt hs in Ginghams. per yard .. ......10c
R 10e. 1-5e AND) 19' It{A IN T1AIllEM.
1BE MI'RPR1ISED WHATV1 FL\'ARGAIN YxxOU
AT THIESE PRICES.
Spring Slippers
receiv ed a liberal shipment of new Spring Mlip
rds, black and dlark tan, tw o st rap pumps, at
>lars go as far asspos
fqr you as we operate
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