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UROV Yalvf ENT IS BOY AGAIN *ITHATOM thro;: EDIJ0N AND "HANK" io Oamp with President Harding, Big Pool, 11d., July 23.-Three he uastion's headliners thew their ponSibill-ties aside today and 'be me .lys algain when President Hard g, Henry Ford and Thomas A. ldi ntmet today for a week enc campng /expedition in the heart of .the Maryland hills. ';The )party pitched camp in a woody spot far from any settlement of size. The ipresident was simply attired .and th9.moment lie reached camp he qpuled' off his coat, pulled up his sleeves and chopped wood for the ,camp fire. The party 'ate off -a trick ftable with a revolving center, said to 'have ibeen designed by Edison. The revolving centerpiece Iworks by the sim plo..process of giving it a pull when -one' wanted something reposing on 'the .other.,side. After lunch the camp chairs were !placed under shady sycamores and pipes -and cilgars .were lit. President !Harding, sitting near Edison, asked -the inventor what he did for recrea tion. "You don't seep much," remarked -the president. "Do you eat much "No, I don't eat much,' answered - dison. ID. you play golf," queried the pres. .ident. "No," Edison said. "Not old enough," smiled the prest. %,dent. Edison laughed in reply. 'The group then drifted into a dis -cussion on eating and the presiden enlarged on his pet theory that mos -people overeat, stating that lie ha gone for -five days without eating, -tak Ing only water. Bishop Anderson, Cincinnati, Joine the group and began reading a bool 'The 1president listened attentively a did Henry 'Ford, his son Edsel Fort .Edison and irestonc. 'later some C GREi Four Days of July Clearanc Get -ready frl your i $12.75 OIgndy lesses, i $10.00) Org~andey Dr)iesses,, $OA.00 Voile 1Driesses, .Jully $3.50 \'oile Driesses, ,July Buy Your Dome: like 15eQ eo toin soon,wi vail 'at. pr'es('n. ILook a to I1IUY NOW. H~ouisehold (lot~h. suit abl Chieviots, yar i(.... .... Good1 qulality DrI)ess (ing Yard-wide P erea~le, yard Hleavy Blue Deiml, yai . '(O-inch iiancy~ Voiles, yari Yar'd-.wide B4'eaching, yar July Clear IBai'inei Sat ins, rose, bltue, 04an1ton Crepe, in blue1 an.i 1 lot GIeor'gett te C rep e, dJ i 40-inch Cr'epe-de-(thine1(, Yard-wvide T1affeta. ~July YardI'(-w~ide Sjilk-(ott ton 81i Yard-lwidle Silk Poplin, Men' We w ill sell duriing this one of the best shoe One lot alens' Low Shoci One lot Men 's Low, Shoe; We wish to ti give you good MINTE the party -took a nap on the grass.'Tie president took a short nap while Henry Ford, hitching up one of his own cars, drove .to the village store, about half a mile alay. - A variety of camp equipment was provided by H. A. Firestone and Henry Ford. A portable lighting system is included. Tie men sleep in small tents, -croned with mosquito netting, while .water is brought from a nearby stream. ARMED MEN F01tM FUNFJtAL CORTEGE Slayer of Tennessian Had Threatened to Attend the Funeral Service. IBristol, Va.-Tenn., July '19.-Scoren of men openly carrying shot guns and rifles gOday acted as an escort for the body of Robert Houston at his funeral near Watauga, Tennessee, when it was reportod that John Green, who Is al leged to have shot Houston to death Sunday morning, had threatened to at tend the funeral. Posses have been searching the mountains since Sunday for Green and -a number of shots were fired at him Monday when he ap 1peared on the outskirts of Johnson City. iHe made his escaipe and Is still at -large. 'Houston's body was surrounded by armed men as\the funeral cortege made its way from the Houston home to the grave -and the guards stayed on duty until the body was lowered into -thE rave. Green did not appear, but it iad he was In the neighborhood. ernor Taylor today authorized the maximum reward of $250 for t Green's capture and county officials t are expected to offer an equal amount j tomorrow. Hundreds of men are to - night searching for him In Washington -and Carter counties. '1eb Violence has I been threatened if he Is captured and taken back to Johnson C-ty. a Green went -to -Houston's home Sun . day morning and without a word, shot f him as he lay on a couch. kTJU LOSES SA Mighty Value Givii Our Buyer Lea' % of Ready-to-Wear iJ) op summerIIICI. vaeation. You1 'ill 11e 1mon1eyiC it takes to o get out ifit ted uly Clear'ance Satle .... ....$8.99 rmly~ (1.aranee M4ale.... ....$6.99 (Clearancee Sal...... .... ..$3.99 Oleamranc e Sale .... . 9 stics at July Sale Price&, reached inl Cot ton GJoods. Ini fat aniees t he last few w~eeks. it looks.' bm will mea h11Z i ig'her prIi(ces t-han i pre' r' for shitst an dml(reses, yarid . .10c , yard'I...... .... .... .... ..10c .... .... .... ......... ....10c hion, y'ar ,......... .........15c .... .... .... ......... ....15c ........ .... ......... ....19c .... .... ......... .... ....19e (1..............- -....10~c ance Sale of Silks white nad black, ,July Sale, yd. $2.79 1 grey, July Sale, yard. .. . ..$1.19 ly Sale', yard1. .. . ... . .... ...$1.00 luly Sale, yar'd.... .........$1.49 sale, yardl...... .... .... ....$1.19 irlin11g. .1uly Sale', yad.... ....79c ~July Sale, yard ......... ....69c s Low Shoes ~alo Bion F'. Reynold 's Oxfor'd-' mnade for meni, special. .. . ..$7.99 , were $7.50 to $9d.50, now . ... .$4.99 ~, wereo $7.00, nIow.......... ..$2.99 tank the hundreds of service notwithstand :R CONPA 1[ONEY BILLS UP ti BEFORE CONGRESS v -- .p senate Committee Opens Hearing To- f1 day on Fordney Bill, a Washington, July 24.-Money-nais Ing legislation will occupy the atten- . tion of congressional committees at 0 each end of the capitol this week with tl the Senate finance committee opening d hiearing' tomorrow' on the Fordney q tariff bill, and the House ways and il means committee ready for discussion 'C of the next tax bill Tuesday. ' tq Although the tariff bill, passed by b the House Thursday and designed to raise about a half billion dollars In revenne annually, was going into itA second stage, interest was somewhat C !3uiordinated to the tax measure, which must produce more than seven times e as much. The House committee has I a mass of bills for tax revision of a t varying nature before it, and the Re- a publican members also have been ad- C vised of the treasury's views but with I all of thhi the committee will devote four days to hearing what the tax pay ers have to say before beginning actual revision. Meanwhile, the Senate finance corn mnittee had under consideration a plan to establish a clearing house of ex ports who -would sift out suggestions regarded as worth while from the tax revision basket. American valuation provisions of the Fordney bill will be- the first taken up by the senate committee, and to morrow and Tuesday will be devoted to consideration of that controversial section of the measure. The chemical schedule of the bill will next be given attention because of the demand from some juarters for a dye embargo. Leaders in the senate committee also were expecting to see a revival of the light in the house to have the senate restore a duty on hides and long setaple cotton with iprovision for compensatory duties on shoes and leather 'goods, and textiles in which MINTER C LY CI kTURDAY g! All Summe res For New York I Summer Fabrics a '118-inchl importedl lFolants, J1 vaolu e i st of sea s. hJu( Onme lot i1an(V Ty Voles, silk strii value first of' season., Jul: 415-inch imporedl Orandies Sale, yard i........... Onme lot 4I0-inchl Voiles. valm I Sale, yanrd........... July Sale 1001 dozen liamrber 'Towels, Jul I';xtrm~ a age' Ilathli1 Towels, Ji ui HIighlly lmereerized~ Hlemustit el Sale, eachl .... ...... I ,nenm Towels, J1uily Sale. re July Sale of H 72x9(0 Sheets, J uly Sale, eanh 81 x90 Wearwell Sheets, Jly 9-10) lIleachued Sheetinug, *Jul11 9-1(0 Unnlehed IPeppierel Sh $1 .25 72-inchi .\'ereerizedl Tal $;i.5) TPable Iien, .July Sale S,.July Clearance .\ 'salmn e- Suits, o styles, July Sale .... .. Oelot (Carr.iedI over', l ight, en July1 Sale.. .. . EXTRA 5,0001~m yads 11 yar-it 5c (LIimiited 10 yt customers who crow ing the large crowd. WNY'S CA Laurens. St 10 long staple cotton is used. Pro enClits of a tariff on petroleum ap Daredlonight to have given up their ght al-though they will ask for such duty before the committee. The house ways and means commit 3e is going into its hearings with ut any set schedule as to phases of ix revision which it will consider uring the four days. Numerous re uests have been made for opportun .es to discuss 'the tax laws and hairman Fordney said the commit 30 would hear all that can be possi ly crowded -into the limited time. Goneral Harris hIonored Washington, July 23.-Brigadier reneral George 11. Harris, head of the ,l11ed commission in charge of pris nors of war in Germany after the .rmistice, has been decorated with he Order of Leopold by the Belgian mbassador, Baron- De Cartier, in rec gnition ,of his services in behalf of lelgian prisoners. 666 Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bliious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or money refunded. FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 31st day of August, 1921, 1 will render a final ac count of my acts and doings as Admin istratrix of the estate of .1. A. Owing: deceased, in the oflice of the Judge o Probate of Laurens county, at 1 o'clock, a. m., and on the same da: will apply for a final discharge fro1 my -trust as Administratrix. Any person indebted to said estat is notified and required to make pay ment on that (late; and all person having claims against said estate wil present them on or before said dat duly proven or be forever barred. 'BESSli1 W. OWINGS, Administratr. July 27, 1921. 24t DMPANY'S La..ARA NIGHIT, r ~ 4V4~ P'~~ Be Early in August t( t Clearance Prices 1ly Sale. ard.... ......69c -,'ifu 1igs $2.00 Yard Sale(, yard .... .... ....79c SileC, yar'd.... ..........59c . .. . . .. ... ... ... 79c 's upl to 50h. yard, du ily ....... .... .... .... ....25c of Towels y~ Sale, pe do(zen I..........60c -Sale(, ealih..... .... ....25c iy Sale, ea'h..... .... ....39c med To wels. 1!x:8, Jummly .. ......... ......... ..50c h ......................79c ouse Furnishings ......... .... .... ..99c 8ale, eac h......... ....$1.39 Sale, yard I.... .........35c meting, .July Sale. yVard( . .. .35c yardl. .... .. . ... . ....$2.89 of Men's Goods ly am iewv left, this season' s lor'ed tuit , mtostly :Vt 7 ........... .... ............$7.99 SPECIAL Yard Ird toS I a iusiomer(1) vded our store Frid Remember, all sale ?11 DEP anth Carolina O W E N BROS. MARBLE & GRANITE CO. DESIGN'ERS MANUFACTUREWR ERECTORS Dealers in everything for the ,,eme 4. , tery. The largest and best equipped mon K-- umental rili in the Carolinas. GREENWOOD, S. C. C. E. Kennedy & Son UNDERTAKERS .and... EMBALMERS Motor Equipment LAUIkENS, .. . S. C. LNCE SLE JULY 30th. Olsed Out! Nothing Reserved! Buy Fall Goods July Clearance of Low Shoes 01ne lo l1 a l' I.'w shoes. him r ;ri .() to $ 12.75. ow.................... . ................... ....$4.99 One lot laaIies' la Shior's. formier pr.ices $5.00 to $7.00. no0w......... ................ .... .... ............$2.99 A few pairs of ,Liu' $12.00) rey Suede Slippers, to close 01ut at........................................$0.99 One lot ofl .\isses' andihlren's In Shoes. Iformier pr Ii es $.I.5( to .$5 .50, now...... .... .... .... ....$2.49 "Neds'.i athinig ( xforids. nIow .............. .... .... ..$1.25 Wool Plaid Skirting 50-inl hlPlabl W\ ool Sk irt ing,4 d1 uly Sa he, ya rd .. .. .. ....$2.29 July Sale of Men's and Boys' Pants .\1 ost. (everyone1 .will needl an xir pa i.Jljr of pant s to finiish out thle seaisoni. I Ier~e is yourP chiance 10 save moey Ti~)C hey have all lbeeni div ided ito fouri lot's: I.()t No. 1 .... ........ ............ ............$2.99 luot No. 2.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .........$3.99 Lot No. :3..... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....$4.99 Lsot, No. 4 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .........$5.99 . Onie lot. M~en 's Pini Obeek P anits, all .sizes up to 50, J1 uly Saile, p~er pair .... .... .... .... .............$1.29 Onei lot illoys' P anits, (thls aiil (ends, du ily Saile, 2 pairs $1.00 July Sale-of Men's' Furnishings .\leni'.s Palm Ikeach Suits, a liig sh~lient. to arrive this week ;t his sea~son's 'styles, Jiuly Sale .. .. .. .. ...$11.95 Onie lot \'l eni's Shtiits! sol last year at $2.50) to $3.00, duily Sale .... .... .... .... .... .........4 for $5.00 New shipnnent of Silk Shirts, d1uly -Sal...... .... ....$5.99 One lot. .\en's 1'nionu Suits, July Sale.... .... .......69c )une lot Men 's I 'nion Suits, were uip to $2.00, July .Sale $1.00 .\ I in's 25e I inn Cii(olhairs,................ ..G for $1.00 )ne lot 50e~ Soeks,.... .... .. .. . ........4 p.airs fror $1.00 )ine lot 25e Socks,.... ............ .....6 pairs for~ $1 00 ry and Saturday. We did our best to prices will be withdrawn after July 30.