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*'* *** e ee Local and Persoal eam. *' * . e * * e a S S S * S * 4 * * Capt. Arthur Lee, -of Greenwood, Was a visitor hi the city Yesterday. Mrs. 0. B. AMayer and children, of Newberry, are visiting Mrs. W. W. Jones. Alr. R. '11. Roper left M.Nonday on a selling tril) for the Laurens Glass works. 'irs. Hallie Thames loore, of Char loston, Is visitin-g her sister, .rs. H. . Aiken. Mirs. J. E. Carlisle, of Spartanburg, sipent. Sunday in the city :with her sisters, the isses Rolan(i. Dr. and Airs. 1'. S. ol0t, Jr., of Lees ville, are visiting Airs. Bolt's father, '111. J. If. Sullivan. M1iss Elen C. Scott, of New York' is the guest of Mr. lanld Mrs. L. I. 'Moore. i's . 11Ii. .MlicDonald, of Columbia, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. R. Little. Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Ilichey, of Columbia, spent the week-end In the city with thelir parents, Alr. and Mr. AW. U. Richey. Mrs. A. G. Hart and children, of Greenville, are spending some time in the city with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clark. 'Ars. Jos. 'T. Johnson and son, iar vey Johnson, with his friend, Toni Iloyd, of Sumter, spent the week-end in the city with Mrs. Sue Anderson. ,Friends of Mrs. W. 1). Graham will regret to learn that on the advice of lir physician, she has gone to Colum bla for treatment. iMiss Margaret Bradley, of Abbeville, who is teaching in the Clinton schools came home with Miss Alpha Bolt last week-end. Mr. Orion Nichols, of Chester, came over Sunday, bringing two of his friends with him, to visit Mr. and Mrs. 3. Nichols. Mr. S. M. .Wilkes and daughter, Mirs. W. Henry Franks, left yesterday for Baltimore and New York, Mr. Wilkes going on a buying trip for S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Company. Miss Nathalee Thompson, of Citron elle, Ala., who has been visiting Miss Marion and Katherine Bolt the past week, left Monday night for Lime stone college. Mr. John Wilkes, 'who with Mr. G. C. Paulsen, recently went to Chapel 1ill, N. C., to accept positions with a large new laundry at that 'place, is spending a few days in the city until his services are needed. Mi. Frank C. Williams, who was with Gregory Construction Company on highway work .in this county but who is now- with the same concern at Camden, spent the week-end in the city. Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Riggs and son, Edwin, Jr., accompanied by Mrs. Riggs' mother, irs. Tillie 'Coombs, of Louisville, Ky., are visiting 'Mrs. Coom,bs' sister, Mirs. R. R. 'Walker, on North Harper street. Mrs. I. 11. Terry and little daugh ter., Sarah Frances, left last wveek for Stauntoii, Vai., to yisit Mr'. andl Mr's. D). G. Ruckmain. Mi'. Jaimes Terry, wvho ia to enteir the Augusta Mllitairy acad emty inot far dlistant, accompilanied them as far as 'Staunton. E. N. P'hilpot left yesterday for Co lumbia to ontoer the Urniver'sity of South Cairollna, having been awairded a normal scholarsip by the State 'lc:rd( of Education. Mr'. Philpot has been1 attending Nirskine college, and, expects to finish at Carolina this year'. Lient. Lake's Blody to A rrive i'. TV. D). Lake received a telegr'am' last week fr'om time war dle.partment announcing that the body of his son, bLeut. Tos. D). Lake, deceased, would aririve .at Hloboken, N. J1., on the 16th of this month. The date of the air rival ,has already passed and it Is suilposed that the body -has alrmeady ari''vedl in this countiry, but no fur' ther partculars have beeni received, Lieut. Lake was killed in action duri ing thme drive thr'oughi the Argonne ~For'est in France in September. 1918. HIls 'bodly was buried along with four' other' ofmiers of the same regiment, and the spot nmai'kedl by Liout. *James C. Todd, of this city, who 'was a mem herm of the same company, of which Capt.. W. 'R. Richey was the comn ntapdor. NOTICE Teachers 'and Students iThe AdvertJser makes a Spte olal subsrptIonm rato to tench ers and sitqdonts of $1.00 For the School Year Those desiring to sub~scribe are requested to mall or bring In their subscriptions before leaving home, so thtat we may start the paper with the first f ssne. Shower for Bride-Elect The Misse8 Reeves of near Ware Shoals, entei'tained 'with a miscel laneous shower Thursday afternoon in honpr of Miss Beth Davis. After a number of gaimes wer'e pilayed de licious refreshments were served. 0 0 0 Bessic M1. Caldwell and Mr. John I1. .ludgens were married bui (lay afternoon at the residence of the officiating minister, Rlev. C. TI. Surs Immediately after the Ceremony they left for a short honeymoon in North Carolina. The bride is tihe attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cald well wh'ile the groom is a prominent young business 41an of the city, being connected with the Jones-Taylor Hardware Company. 000 Wedniesday Club 'Members of the Wednesday Club will please remember that the opening meeting for the new programs will be held on September 28th. There has been an exchange of hostesses, and this meeting will be with Mrs. R. 11. Roper, at 4 o'clock. The club has selected as their text book for the year, an outline sent out by Winthrop college, on "Citizenship" and planned especially for the Feder ated clubs. Reference books have been purchased for use by the mem 'berp and these will later .be placed in 'thd Public Library, where it is hoped they will be of servIce to other wo men interested In their ndw' duty of citizenship represented in the iballot. MWRS. W. S. HOLMES, Pres. 000 Pound Party Miss Eva Bolt and Mr. Charlie Knight entertained the highland Home D. Y. (P. U. society at a lawn party and pound iparty Friday evening from 8:30 to 12:30 at Miss Bolt's home on the Laurens-Greenville higInway near Narnie station. The home was dec orated with pot flowers and roses. An interesting contest was held, the win ners of the first prize being Mr. 'Leroy Ramage and Miss Connie May Crad dock. Mr. "Bully" Moore and Ruth 'Myers won second prize. Progressivo conversation then took place until 11:30 when the bell was rung for sup per. In teh dining room everybody had a good time eating and telling jokes. Iced lemonade was served in the reception hall. Those enjoying the pleasant occasion were: Misse., Louise alunter, -Ruth Myers, 'Remelle Reid, 'Connie 'Alaye Craddock, Esther Craddock, Ruth, Et'hel and Eva Bolt, Daisy Bell Owings, Ddwey Balentine; Messrs. Vernon .lIyers, W. M. Myers, Jr., Leroy Raniage, Jiomer Owens, Brooks Armstrong, Charlie Knight, Roy Traynham, Ed(ld Bnamlett. The visitors were the Messrs. Johnson, "Bully" Aloore, Lucius 'Burns, Burdetto Morris, ILuther. Bramlett, iofsses |Ellen Langston, Jimmie Atkins, of Laurens, Misses Benjamin, Gladys Adair, Marie Adair; Mlessrs. Sam You ng, Lew is Simpison, Lowriie Wili son, Ralph Young, of Clinton. Mr. and Mr's. 'Reid, Mr. and Mrs. A. IL. Jif-am lett and son, William, hl led in en tertaining. GRAND JURY URGES4 NEW C'OUNTiY ,JAIL (Continued fr'om Page One) of the work. This and former' Grand Juries have repeatedly called the at tention of the Court to the condition of the present Jail. It. is i'eally in humane to confine human beings ini thme prmesent jail andl Liaurens county wvill stand~ justly convictedl at time lBar of liumanity, of "'inhumanity to man,"' if she allows time piresent condlition1 to continueo uini'emedied. We could say nmoi'e, buit words seem to be useless. -We wvill say, heover', to this Court, andl the people of Lalurens county, that the present 'jprovisioni for the housing of unfoi'tunate prisoers, who canot help themselves, is a stench in the nostrils of ouri boasted civilization. it has 'been called to our attention that some of the Magisti'ates have been permitting as sureties on defend ants' bonds, :porsons who are not fin ancially responsible, and as a result the Solicitor has some bends that he cannot collect. We reccommnond that -Magistrat~es comply with thea requfroc monts of the law in such matters. In conclusion we would extend our thaniks to the ladh's who are members of the Civic ieague, foir the marked inmprovemeontaq that have been made on the Cour't hlonne grounds by7 planting andl culttvatinig flowers and grasses, and assure thiem of our hearty co-op oration in thie up-keep of the same. And we also desire to thank II~ls lioar, the Presiding Judge, andI other Cour't officials for' the courtesies ex.. tended to us during the term. All of which is most respectfully submitted, ' . R. H. ROP15R, Foreman. Pflos Cured in 6 to- 14 Days )runtet csodinmoe I? 1?ZEYmiNT9tN9& PRESBYTERIANS MEET AT ORA The WomaL's MLissionary Institute of the Presbyterian Chturch in Lau rens Cotytty Met at Ora Sept. 16th1. (Contributed) When !wo say Old Fields was host ess those versed in Presbyterianism know without being told what the day was. The leader was Mrs. R. D. INance of Cross Hill, arrived early as all regulated leaders should, being on hapd to greet delegates and guests who came from Cross 11111, Rocky Springs, Thornwell, Laurens, Clinton, Owings, New Harmony and Sandy Springs. A clear sky plus the attractive highways made it possible foi a good ly number to respond to Old Field's invitation. The nlargest number I be lieve it was agreed, since the Insti tute was organized. At. the opening hour, 10 A. M., the churc-1 was Comfortably filled ready to hear the welcoming address by Dr. Kennedy (A. It. 1.), who extended same in iaie of town, church and i)cople. ills remiarks were well clo., en and aItly put. Fortunate indeed was the Institute in having as itis guest and one of its speakers Miss McCain, of China who delightedl her hearers with a talk that came fron the heart of a laborer In the vineyard to those who by their lrayers and gifts could make China's harvest larger and quicker. .Miss McCain's curlos were of intense in terest but took second place to her charming personality. No one coula see her 'without being impressed with the God love and sunshine in her heart. Ilor talk alone would have made it worth while being "among those present". But Old Field always gives full and running-over measure. Just 'before the noon hour, Dr. ilk iW. Richardson, also of China, gave a masterly address, showing that coun try's needs and hopes not only rested heavy on his heart but were in reach of an early Christianity if missionary and churches at home stood shoulder to shoulder for Christ. After living fourteen or more years among this )eople and for them, 'his remarks car ry to his hearers of China's longing, of China's unrest and of the sureness of Vo00's purpose of reclainming China's millionp. But Old Mield has by no means reached heir limit as hostess. Out tkn dr the oaks a table literally loaded dowi with good things to eat awaited the guests. The women of Ora proved they 1were both Mary and Martha in one. IMrs. Geo. Wright was to bring a message from Montreat at the after noon session, but owing to ilIness, sent Aliss Irby to take her place. Mrs. Wright might have done a well but no better than her substitute, who gave her impression of Montreat, an impress be it said that featured rest, recreation and uplift. The devotional hour just before closing was Jn ipost capable hands. Mrs. Ross Lynn of Thornwell, gave a wlVl -prepare'd talk adding interest thereto by pressing some of heri hear' ers into ser'vice. 'Deing election year, the nominating committee nominated as follows: 'Leaderi, Mrs. Oscar llunter; Assistant Loader, Mrs. Geo. 31. Wright; Secre tary and Treasurer, Miss Lizzie Craig. Tlhe retiring leader, Mrs. Nanice, leaves the affali's of the Institute in most contpletent hands since the ladies nomlnatedl were unanImously elected. Th'Ie specil miuisic foir the mecdtinug was fu rnished by Cross 111l1 ladles. Mi'. andl Mi's. Criouch, of India, we re . not hvith uis owing to tihe ilness of the former. 'This, with tihe absence of faithful membercis who )wive crse ov'er thle lUivei', struck a note of sadi ness to an othei'wise ,perfect day. As no0 invItation was received for next meeting, Mrs. J. A.,Halley oif Clini tonl was appointed a committee 'to wvelcomne one latel'.1 Mrs. Sallie Hellamis liellams, age 761, dIed at the home (of her daughter. airs. Drm. C. F. Rodger's, at 8 o'clock tonight after a sohrt ill neas. .She was ver'y prominent in this coitamunity andl held the respect and love of everyone, having lived iln this section all of hei' life. Her husband died several years ago. She is survived by five sisters: Mr's. W. C. Curry, (ray Court; Mrs. W. B. E (harrett, soi's. (Lewis Abereromibie and. M~rs. ,John Taylor, F~ouintain Inn, and l Mrs. Ida Perry, Wilmington, N. C., and two dlaughteurs, Mrs. Irwis Stoddard, 4 D~uncan, and Mrs. C.( Ro Jdgers, Uray Courl. To Univ. of Tenniesee Capt. W. RI. IRich(y, whoso r'egl- e mont was transferred to other bar- C racks upon the abandlonnment of Camp a Jackson, and who hans been spendingr a ;art of his furlough here, left the 11 city Monday with Mrs. Richey and daughter, Miss Sarah 'Riehey, for 'O Knuorville, Tenn., where CapLQ Riehoy A has 'been assigned as military instruc- .o tor in the University of Tennessee. c They made the. trip by automobile, goinig by way of Greenville and Ashe Ville. .~ . r *I SEVEN-P FINISI The seven pie you as the logical ture for the be< with the idea to g erate price. Her is to your advanta drawer bottoms a inates warping. tors and wood kni finish. This suite impart a bright, c S. M. & I MEDICAL SOCIETY TO MEET rhird -Iatriet Doctors to Hold Meet ing at Laurens Country Club. Meeting in annual session, the third listrict medical society will gather it the Laurens-Clinton cQuntry club )ept. 29. The district embraces the ounties of ImLurens, Greenwood, Ab evilfe, McCormick and Newberry. Dr. t. Ei. Hughes of Laurens, is president if the society and he has sent Out an Louncemtents for the meetIng. At 1 'clock the meeting will openl with a uncheon, and then will follow the essions of the society. NOTICE Pursuant to an order signed by ills loner Edwvard Mel[ver, t'res~Ing udI~ge, in the 8th .Judicial Circuit, an xtra term of the Court. of General essions for Laurens County, Si. ('., vill be held on the first .\ionday in )ctober, [921, it being the third dlay f the month, at ten o'clock in the orenoon. All proesLses, writs, reecog izanices of evcery kind whether or not espeCcting juries, witnesess, or other vise shall be considered as belonging o sucha session in the same man ner .s .if they hadi been issued or tak( n ni reforenco thereto. All partles in crested will take duec notice thereor. Witness my handi and the seal of the sou rt this, the I12th (lay of Rept., 1921. C. A. PO'WICi[, 0-i t C. C. C. P. To Cure a Cold in One Day 'ake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) It tops the Cough and Hetadache and( works off the' :01d. E. W. GOV ES signature on each box. 30c 66 Quickly role iMAonstipation, 1B11 susness, Loss of AppetIte and1( Head ches, due to Torpid Liver, NOTICE OF IEeT1ION tate of South Cau'olina, County of Inurebs. Whereas, ipetitions stigned by a le al' nutmber of the qiualilled electors Iud free-holders residing in Cross 1111 school district No. 6, Iattrena nunty, South Carol~ a, asking for an lection upon -the fluestio --of voting n additional 5 mnil ta;-lpon the pro erty in said schfa district, to be ned for school rrposes, have 'heen led with the county board of oduca on, an election is hereby ordered upl n saidl question,- said election to he eld on the 8th (lay of October, 1921, t Old School I louse, in said district* nder the management of the trustees f said school dist~rict. Only such electors as return real or ersonal -property for taxation andl rho exhibit their tax receip~ts and egidtra~lion certitlcntns na raeme I A k A IECE BEDROC iED IN OLD I $145.00 ce suite as shown ab choice to make in cb Iroom. This suite hC ive the maximum qui a is where quality an< ge that you see this s re of three ply constri The pieces are equipI >)bs. We have this is adapted to the ivc eanly atmosphere to . H. WILK g-59 Safety for your money for which our National Bai Come in and oden a b; shall give your money ti member of the Federal Res sures. We shall give you holds its business by treati We add 4 per Make OUR ba: The Enterpiiise N. B. DIAL, President in the genemld election shall .be allo'wred to vote. Those favorting the 5 niill additional tax shall vote a ballot containing the wordl "Y'10S" written or iprinlted there on. Those against the 6 mill addition al ta1x shall vote ai ballot containing the word "NO" written or printed thereon. Polls shall open at the hour of 8 o'clock in the forenoon andl shall remain upen until the hour of 4 o'clock in the afternoon when they shall be closed, and the ballots counted. The trusvt shall report the result of the elect~ion to the county auditor andl county superintendecnt of educa tion within ten days thereafter. 10-3t Ilv order of County na.. * 14 M SUITE VORY )ve will appeal to oosing new furni is been produced ality at a most mod I price do meet; it uite at once. All iction, which elim )ed with steel cas suite in old ivory ry finish; it would the bedroom. ES & Co. Put' you money PW *i our NATIONAL BANK erv Sytmo-Bns.n cent interest ik YOURnbank ereayteoa Bankin C. H. ROPER, Cashier Tro Stop a Cough Qgicf' take HAYES' HEALING HiON la cough medicine which stops the coug by healing tho inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve should bo rubbed on the chest end throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. the skn soo stp *cuh oth rernedis ae pced in on crton and the Jus aG ou FYdruggist for HAYES'