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'.t. tt -s n \\h >< .,iit- xi p.t ' att ~t Fartlia.ad ThNiattrn \\'aravt MaA~ IA~I ~AIase Y a"in#net ' Mcraw Comes Through 1041tor Trhe Advortlsoi: At the closo of tho world sories In 1913 botwoon the Philadelphia Ath Ioles and the Now York Giants, the following editorial apeared in Tito Advertitior: "A.4 1prodleted Ili M'otno 'oltimiti last, week, th' 1A'hiladelphin Athletc wilked Iway -willt tho 'aoncalled' (lhitit of New York, Ii the Iaut thre game101 of the wort't; series, W-ilio evoaryoty with the- itiast hit ofriitx Inent( III hitsrs iat itt's 1110 1.1Inigitt nv kn own itha li t. t he (H11161 were e'Arly ot I (himtei .'il InI every fli rtl tliili of the g till, l p IIch t excep I it' l y thli' l'h - 10('111h1: Inet it was luhiodly expected by i iitttw iey wo ttl iti':t i away Witi 1 0111r 011( of livt or fit' 'e110e The it-'l s t-11me0 t1i1e ' it 'Oe11 I tY gtnIltl Ilo 11t111y for tino Aacktittl 1th11attllty hiny thoat l the hatit lIrtofore hten till .1c.nins1 . OM'r sytnyt)Ithles tIre hevre hy vititlt'c to ti Ni'Nt% York follow Thlt tw4eetit ;veri(-A hetweetite (taintso ;ttel titee , tollit Ne'w York teams),i, 0 et ly llt '0t 4liit1s, tiV I t i <> hf, (Iighlt rpiallit's. Oif voiti''seti if U1111h 11u14d p11.1ye llte Yankeest" n\olld havvt woatt? I cai mftly say whait yoti aid inl t closing" setntettee (i' yourt artivle:"M SyIpttAiha tIre lietvbly 1xt e i t 11t Ytitk 'e: " 'til i 'ts." Yom1111111th n t sIerv itit .ioht. 1'i Walker. .tlSINTathT'i 'i ntli-'lgl d to~ft Shn t l'n siA its to 4etnl of I b Safe Ft'onm lniitai l im. 'oriio <of L.oot Fou tit ni h'ttrelt. I '''two O't.i . W th \\a* rlt of ,1. lityh Tritinek, assist atilt enshlile' of the First Nation;al bank of Olanta, cit is Oftet-t l. antid his S t'i, ACOil' ll Iti llt, part ho' playe(IId lit th tl - l'evy of the I. h (If I:1111 W . Y1o ung,( 'A?0 , 'te 001 lty f'f %tit', $f t' it'ol s 'e 00111,11n1io, l',the-ty boind& wavI ' SalhIn-s q uiN s. i ant i lit ' 0v. a n hte WON and SpA, ~etIts todlay fol st it a 'ni 'y Ila not10 1 d "0 t M 10 111M0 ( H S t ~state'. tt he h And wa on Itt. *V: of V.e A" ~ih'd Ad \ n VWAd -stC O t't he' dv" \ A- ' W A' AVd ther ure Wh1o ha s WOk kd-I ,% h N.0;C3$0 and Call. ! 't al. -t ' 1 t 10 t'll e in n in 11 \ , al the th d in 140. A in As e o 0 i3te .- el lid 111 or II'mn n 111 1 o ' I u~d ter tha T ng 1~0 w t 0 n l! i N fte safe anid ht' * s sesta lish~i tat' 00 0herTra',Me. however. h ad Barin Circus at Ware Shoals A "Mammoth 'argain Circus" k sItod to be hold at Ware Shoals bo ginning today, according to the advor 4Isoient carried elsewbore li this pa por. Various forms of amusement are to bO he014 ill connection wIt1 the ivont, Gov. 'Cooper being schedtiuled for at apeech Friday afternoon, Oct. 21, at 3 o'cloAc. An orehstra from Ch'icago will play jtzz 1111181C through Dilt tth1 (11y an111d Chickon d11inners 'will ho served daily. It. M. McKee, direc tor of the cireCus, 1om1ises a big tino to t.hose who attend. $ * S * S * $ * * S * I * SPE'CIAL NOTICES. $ W*anit4is---A real livt1 dvaler to sell liPart-P'arr 'l'raittors for uis in llnurienS entanity. Suiper l'diwer W lictit antil Diraw Hlar. 1l'1ls q ginl -y eini wheni 10-ljorme Muotor was1. eut (it ,because 1)' Itl Water'. We oierc vi.i-ht! prIce 11n ilr-st order. Ask. Will Ilyrd. .%,utchita & o., Spartiburg, 1-14,t i.'or itent--leart iear lshon chulrch. li high state of euIltivation, Witt a .ood pais.'4t urt, plenuty of -w tter, good louse witi plenty ot tWen11in houses to itil a five Iorso farmt. 8 '(11. N. I \'ollf. The Recal V.stute, MN11 l i-til itiueil .ly yoinlg lIdy of good haracllter. posItionl as clerk Inl store,1 ilei'ss 'I. M.". eari Adveytiser. 14i-t-pd l-'r itnt'lvo -hore farm, ip-oudn we' ha 1t i si-t 10)11 (Ottagt'. imo s I. atil good pa Lturev. eight 1l1 wet if a.atiIr'n. Apply to A. ti lirby, Imlu relts 1.1-It-v o ho sold to I aiients kconif far iIIers I it rost. 'tIl and get yoUrs. $2.00 per m.-hel. .11n0. A. lPrankls. 1-.1-IIt -pd Notlee inl the next few th vs I wil nstall a wiro service to Now York or the in'forinatiot of the tblitic. Mair et 11ottions Will be 'i 01n On Cot on.sto ks.ete ti N\\. hlell, lltoont 0, 1aures Naion llank Iliuildling.: 14-it ,'lit lFloic l1eantifu chr-yslaitle nums i Inlany colors. Mrs. 1. 01.1 tl an a:'rSt.. 14antens. 1-1-it-pd Spetilit k'ni lot of T'irt odds aind "hs. Ls ' et at si.es. at . etptiotally ', it'lit-i jn pri..\aiknl \'latta'in ';ant. I1-It Tites Sp cial lot i c - II-all t01i sts., anO~ in lt' v'anto c i 'i'tl~ 11-11 Spelil Onght o t. :''k:l 1-2 T is 1-It jthrwise tr ettpasitho. elard Noliv._ Al pers liv IAnd Williamus plac nleafr .Mt, l'leal hurch. . ANY. in runaklip. &I -1l t-1 I. I hol't'-The Cilvaurens otato lluset v 11 b, (1:en1 tO rec ive otato s 1in Oih, wught of Oct, 2th. .-\fter tIs6 I'lte w0,1i t, be i the estring 1 Cg od, aat'il \\;mteswill bet 1akn. ,0.,Todd, r. 14-It N ntiied-- .A. onlt' la1/s 4ook atid ,tnstkeepe Aina si ai O-fllinc Atill Nil to Ntr'. .thary Millt. ll'rncton, RIt. 1. S1-'..'t .ost -011 setter bitch, color. liver d i ate I. I-'' yeals ohl. I'st wenn1 , pups Anly inifornat0.1 iopN h' ito horec v of this Io fIl. he veret -I a a Also ifb;'ral rew- ' d aod. ti'on l;Llams, Onay Court, Oli t One of the largest 110a It IL 1r al . hic m ak t its. prdut di ectio fora salemn~:.We an a ia n *in . We pefe a man who -a a na bsoltely ecesa We a' n~ C ovein a-Lohni. opportniyto urd Atl. fr1-:'. t'' .'nis a chn'c t~o Iaa! aiu se'.ta in u i tuter as wl.l oas :n suto ne Wrte :n T w Tropt"ca Pan ("0 0 CO'ii panAc. levead io At192~f 1d ta s \ia tisc Co0'k --e~ ~:~s! 07"A td.A e4erinth e0vo f0'~ aa ~ft''cin regI)'d. W te lle ttein M:%~'A. Y \; W.jC t l nt A-UtVa.I E4m5A:' gaE:::u er.-~ ON JIABiESTING SWEET POTA*OEii 0l9non College, Oct. 1I5.-At a. con. foreuc on sweet potatoes hold, at Clemson College durinig the annual nietting of the l0xtension Service forces, growers of sweet potatoes were adviised that potatoes :be dug If posal blo before fiost; that they be stored 4n euting hottins; that banked. potatoes do not make a cominorcial product and should be sold while greeti; and that greatt care should be taken in properly harvesting, grading, and cur Ing the crop to be held for better spring prices. Attending the comference were T. 13. Young, 'resident of South Carolina Sweet' Potato Association;' Oeo. P. klloffmtan, extension horticultiurist; . 1,. liarkey. agent in marketing; D. W. Watkitts, assistant director Extension Service: and Roland Turner, agricul tural agent So1th Iailway. Below' are the I mnendations made: 1. 'That it Is the sense of the con forence Ihat potatoes should be dug bekfore frost by all means and we recoimend that digging begin About Monday, Oct. 17 and finished certain ly within two weeks following that (late. ' ". That we encourage all parties kho have potatoes to harvest and store same in euring houses wherever satisfactory houses are availabue, as we believe,prices for well kept potatoes next spring will be more profitable than to sell now. For those who can not carry potatoes in storage, we be lieve It would be best to narizet their potatoes while green rather than to bank them with the idea that they would have a communercial prodluct to ship later on. It is the sense of this conference that banked potatoes do not make a commercial produet and can not he marketed successfully at long distances., but ean at best be a local proposition. :1 That great care should he tqken in properly h:jrivest ing, grading, stor ing.. .11nd preserving the p resent crop of swoet potatoes, to he carried intil the S;pring eason, at which time it is belleved that reason1a bly protitable rices 1an it expected. LAND S.\L.E taIte of South Carolina, Conity of 1.aurens. IN PiROlATl' 0UllT Pursuant to a decree of the Court in the cas of .1. It. \'erden individually. ,.nd as administrator of the estate of Ita \'erden. deceased, against J. W. \'erden, Ma ry 1. \'erden, et al, defend-1 ants. I will sell at 'ublic outery to the hZihest bidder at I.aurens C. II., S. C. on saltsday in November. 1921. the 7th day of the month during the legal he s for such sale*, tlt follow-ing de scribed lands, to wit: All that tract, piece or parcel of land. situate, lying and being in Ulu rens 'onty, South Carolina, contain ing sixty-three t63) acres, more or less, bounded on the north by lands of the estate of J. J. Cparks. east by lands of estate of Jlohn llenjamin. south hv lands of P". 11. Lailey and west by lands of 1aurens Vou $ty llome. Terms of Sale: One, mt Cash, bal ance' to be' patid twelfe months from date, with interest from date at eight :'er cent per annum,' secured by bond ef the purchn' er anti mortgage of the tremises: wit h leaWV to purchaser to pa' entire hid in enash. Purchaser to "vv for apers. if the purchaser fails to comply with his bid. :t.' hand to be resold the same or some subsequent salesday, on the same terms. and at the risk of the former :'urchaser. 3. P. 1. C. l'iated. Oct 1'. 1921.1 -S WE PAY THE FREIGHT BAGGING AND TIES ' to 2 .-2 p'und rotolled Ju:e l..g;ingsN '*ut u:p in thirty ya.rd r o'..s. 'K three-yard pieces :0 the roll. A'. h.'es nmceiy mntd t"l '.1 a sgood Rebun'dled Picrs Teat T'.e e r tern 3erstat~oin. Can~ ship ati once, m:eor *s::e your order today. U. S. BAGGING COMPANY treenlillec, S. C, SLOAN'S REUEVES NEURALGIC ACHES -- i.en the~ qvs:kest re&4 for wd sgr ris, aies anzd pds Krep SM-is &h Th and appl freeh'y, unaJ- rakszt, at the &rttwne It esse ard Marte' n~5ni serehr anid rm&Mv You1l tand it choaua and At all drage,-$5c, ?0e, ?1Alt. Li*en S .......,.... qp M.eet Distinctive Featre~f' . Wistinghouse. Automatic Electric Range Neither dirt, soot nor fumnes. Positive sure-acting Heat Indicator " - All burners are of the Radiant Type. Saves 25 per cent weight of foods Cooked. Superior flavor 6f eleetrically cooke.dkihes. All parts accssible for bleaning and repairs. Low, medium and full heat regulations for every burner. Can be furnished with either right or left hand ovens. Spyolial outlet for attaching toasters, pereolators or ironL. Service, Quality and Utility built into every Westinghouse Electrie Range. 'I Westinghouse R4nges are approved by Good Ilouspkeeping Institite and the Nattional Board of 'Fire Underwriters. Cook With an Electric Range and Save 20 Per Cent Weight of Food Cooked. For Further Information See HARNEY ELECTRIC CO. Laurens, S. C. FORDSON Farmers interested in the Fordson Tractor are invi ted to see it in operation at Mr. D. A. Watkins's farm, near Shiloh church, Wednesday and Thursday, October 19th and 20th. W. C. Waldrop . A DOLLAR'S DUTY ARE YOu miETTFING A )OluIjAR' WORTH FO)R EVERY DOLLAR YOU 8PEN1i WE ARE GIVING YOU T,111S WEEK: 15 . uga ..... .... .... .............. .. .. $1.00 10 lb. b g . -.... . ... .... .... .... .... .... ..68c 25 lb. hag Sit -a .... .... .... .... .... .... ....$1.69 ' ;b. Ieket Compouid Lard .... ...................$1.18 2 lb. ean Army Roast. lBeef .... .... .... .... ....221-2c i lb. ean Army Roast Bleef .... .... .... .... ....13 1-2c 12 lb. ean Army lBreak fast Baeou. host quality ......$2.13 Pink Salmon, per can ............... ....121-2c 10 lb. bucket good Sup ........ ........... ......57c 1 lb. Atruekle Coffee. per pkg. - ..... .... ... . ... . . 25c :3 lb. package WJite House Coffe ......... .... ..$1.08 Pure Pork Sausage. per pound .... .... .... .... ....25c WE hll(HILIY APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. CARRYTERIA LAURENS, S. C. ON TIE SQl'AIR E NEXT TO Ft: I)E >.PTM ENT Hold Back// anything needed Here and it shows Here A Cow can give milk to her fullest capacity only when fed the right proportion or balance of milk makin materials. Milk is made up of Protein, Carbohydrates, Fat, Minerals ad Water, in pro portions that, practically speaking, can't be varied. Instead of making imperfect milk, a poorly fed cow gives less milk. Feed Purina Cow Chow and your cows will get all the Protein and Calcium needed to balance your Carbohydrate rough. new. AS i sk&A k ron geg Porse CO hew a uaw am k GM ak scaks show seo e* se" &ORM tece an 1eedia k J. C. SHELL & COMPANY