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ILAWD SALE State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. PROBATE OOURr Pursuant to a decree of the Court in case of Sallie It. Sweeney Individu ally, and as administiatrix bf the es tate of Anderson tobertson, deceased, Plailtiff, against Thad Robertson et al, defendantits. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder. at Lau The Quinine Tihnt Does Not Affect the Head Because of its tonic and laxative of feet. LAXATIVEI. BROMO QUININE Tablets) Ca he taken by anyone .without causin g nervousness or ring inig in the head. E. W. GROVE'S sig nature oi box. 30c. ter * GI For Cl Black Whi Sizes 5 i Wells CL Lauren A Good Pla Men with money and ability conducd our NATIONAL BAN K We are a member of th Federal Reserv System ,4 iD of Banks'- - N se Our bank is a member 1: system, which means that Federal Reserve Bank and securities, w~hen we want'it You can get your mone: you have it in our National Do your banking busines consult us when you feel yo We add 4 per Make OUR ban * he Enterprise 2N. Ilb DIAL, President rens C. H., S. C., on Salenday in Do cember, 1921, the 6th day of the month, during the legal bours for quch sales, the following described property, to wit: All .that tract or plantation of land, situate, lying and being near Gray Court, in 'ILurens county, State of So'ith Carolina, contaiming fifty-two --re ares, more or less, and bounded on the north by lands formerly be longing to Nancy Robertson; on the east by lands of Mrs. .1. N. Leake,.On the south by lands of R. L. Gray, aiid on the wvest by lands of Bud Putnam. Teris of sale: cash. Purchaser to ,ay for paI)ers. If the purchaser falls to comply with his bid, the land to be res-OIld on the same or some subse (!Uent sale.Sday oil the same terms. and a the risk of the forn.er .purchaser. 0. G. T IO.PSON, J. P. L'. C. Nov. 16, 1921. is.;it-A W E N BROS. MARBLE & GRANITE CO. DESIC.NERS MANUFACTURDRS ERDCTORS )ealcrs in everything for the -eme Y. 'he largest and best equipped mon (ntal mills in the Carclinas. EENWOOD, - - - S. C. DEAL EINGS tildren te Brown to 8 1-2 De Pair ardy Co. ;, S. C. :e to Trade ank of the Federal Reserve we can go to our District get money, on our approved 'when you want it when Bank.,, ~s with us and come ini and tu needl financial guidance. cent. Ins~erest , k YOUR, ank NatioRal BankE C. tI ROPER, Cashier * e A LANFORD NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e* Lan'ford, Nov. 21.-The bright sun shine has taken the iplace of the gloomy dreary weather of a few days previous. MIr. J. F. Waldrep, who has been Very seriously ill, is improving some for the last few (lays. Miss Daisy E, Allen, of Spartanburg, camte to make a missionary address Sunday morning at the Methodist church. We were expecting much from this address and were not at all disappointed for we all know M1iss Daisy as our teacher several years ago -was well informed on all lines and with time she has improvedl her every opportunity and her most in teresting talk was pleasing and grati fying to all who had the privilege of hearing ler. On Sunday evening the B. Y. P. . of Friendship came with an intere st ing 'rogram, which was very muiCh eiijoy-ed. They also helped 'Mrs. J. W. Johnson to organize a It. Y. P. U. here which organization will greatly add to the development of our young pec ple. We thaik theI so much fr -' com ing and trust t hcy can come again to m11eet wit!h our1' band just started. The ery inclement weather kept a , great' many at home, who had plalnled to Pome to this meeting Sunday night. Mrs. .1. T. Littlejohn has returned to her home in Scranton, after spend ing several days twith her' )parcnts, ['apt. and Mirs. J. WV. Lanford. Mr's. Stella liomar spent the weeh Mnd in Woodruff with Mrs. McCord. ,Mr. John B. Haewmon, of Laurens, was a visitor to friends in Lanford last Sinday. Capt. J. W. Janford was in Green wood visiting his daughte '. Mrs. R. A. Wash this week-end. f.\Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Garrett and baby, Rachael, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Burns, at Barksdale. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Burnett had as their guests last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. 1. .11. Williams and family. The following announcement was ecCCived here last week, and iwill be of nterest to the many friends she won lere during her visits: Mr. and \lrs. Perry Gay Hlavnaer announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn to ir. Arthur Lee Bowman )n Wednesday, sixteenth of November ane thousand nine hundred twenty-one Hickory, North Carolina. The nmembers of the Rural Improve nent asosclattn are expecting a. very interestin;- program Wednesday af Lernoon as the children are to render t very interesting Thanksgiving pro gram and we all love to hear the chlildren. We hope to have a large crowd present as we are also expect ing a visiting school delegation. * * * '4 * * * * * * * * * * *S *~ RfIDLES (HD) FIELD NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * * 0 * 'RIddles 01(1 -Fieldl, Nov. 21.-The' rainy weather' last wveek caused much dlelay wit lhthe farmeris sowing their grain. They senm to be making all efforts to meet 'the .boll sweevil One of the farmers dlecidled he would set some tr'aps on the creek banks to; catch some muskrats. Early next morning he made his visit to see whlat his luck would be. Upon hi sarriva;l lie found a crane that measured 6 feet from tip to tip). .Marriedl November 15, Mrs. Isabelle Pool Garrett to Mi'. Drayton Rhodes. M!sses 'Hlester Brmitton and Ida Dee Garrett were the attractive guests of Misses -Blanche and Madge Williams, Saturday might. Mir. and aie J. S Todd visited Mr's. F. E. ~i~obo, Saturday. Mrs. , Bobo has been sick for several weeks. We wish foi' her a speedly recovemry.' Mirs. Hi. P. Garrett's fall lost week proved to be a broken r'lb, which is very 'j'ainful. Miss Carrie -Rhodes was visiting Misas 'Rosa Riddle recently. iiss Car'rie Maude ~McCauly 'was the Saturday nig'ht guest of Miss Jes sie Riddl1e. Little Marguerite Rhodes entertain ed her cousin, Miss Blanche Rhodes, Saturday night. Mr. and airs. Charlie' Rhodes .were the welcome visitors at Mr. A. W. Rhodes' r'eeantly. Mrs. 3. S. Todd entertained the Warrior W. M. U. Thursday afternoon. Quite a number was present. Circle No. -was oitzanized and it is hoped that many more 'will be present at .tho next meeting and 'will 401.p in this good 'work, 'Mr. 'W. E. Martin and A. W. Phodles wont .to Greoenville Saturday for med ical treatment. :Mr. N, D, -Harlow and Mr. Oharle Oarret4t spent the week-end 'with Mr. and 'Mrs. .W. F. Burns, of Barkadale. If your stomach Is continually kicek Ing up n. disturbaneo; you foel bloat ed .and ,distreused.; if you belcl~ gas and nour food into .he rnouth, then y0u need Mi-O~qa r'.tomach tablets, * ORA NEWS * * *** eee *** **o e .e Ora, Nov. 21.-Although the weather was not propitious, dark -clouds bov ered and nature even shed a few tears, yet one of the lovellest nnd most 'Prominent social affairs of the season was the afternoon shower gifen on Saturday last, by :Mrs. L. J. Blakely at her home here, in beautiful coin pliment to AMis sAlice 3cClintock, her! friend, she being a Thanksgiving bride. 'Mrs. Blakely, assisted by Mliss Dorothy Boyd, received, and 'took charge of the lovely and dainty lin gerie, centerpieces, and many lovely pieces of linen, known only to the initiated, 'Miss MlcClintock being ex ceedingly popular in her home town. T roois -were bright with alitumni foliage and full roses, none prettier, where tables for contests were ar ranged and the games enjoyed; itfer wliclh a lovely salad course, pimento cheese, olive sandwiches, and stuffed dates and coffee poured by 'Mrs. Blakely, from her -handsome silver service, was much enjoyed. Thoseo.who were invited here: Mesdaies J. Y. liryson. from lKnoree, Pen 11uinter, W M. MlCclintock, WV. M1. 1ry,an jvid, McClintocc, John .L. McClintock, Sam uel Fleming; iisses Linda, Janie and T. Hunter, Carrie Fowler, Margaret Byrd, Julia Finley, Isla Coleman, Lizzie and Belle 'Craig. These ladies gave the prospective bride a lecture on "How 'to' manage a husband" and wis-hed also for her a long, useful and happy life with no shadows drifting along her sunny fu ture. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Wilkins visited liss Lula Fleming this week. Dr. Hickson was here also. The 'Presbyterians are to observe this week and end up Saturday with a 'pageant. -Miss Finley .will spend Thanksgiv ing in iMcCormick, her home. A goodly number of A. R1. P.'s from here, will go to Heidelberg Assembly Grounds tomorrow to buy and see how the lots -will sell. Representa tives fro m all over our spnod will be there. Gas, Indigestion, Stomach Misery -"Diapepsin" "Papo's Diapepsin" has proven Itself the surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer mentation or Stomach Distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost immediate stomach relief and shortly the stomach is corrected so you can eat fa vorite foods without fear. 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