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.LAND-SALE State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. IN COURT OF COMMON PLE)AS -W. 141. Gray, Plaintiff, against M. J. Gwinn, Defendant. Pursuant to a decree of the Court $in the above stated case, I will sell at - u'blic outcfy to the highest bidder, at Lau'rens. 'Cs 'u., 'S. C., on Salesday in 'Decoinbei hext, being Mionday the 5th day. ofth mont'h. during the legal hours for- uch sales, the following de scribed;, property, to wit: All that lot or parcel of land lying, being. and' situate in Dials township, coqt and state aforesaid, containing ni .4tve (95) acres, more' or less, be dd on the north by lands pf J. N..Woods,. on east by lands of L. E. H on;on the sou by. lands of T nns og and 0 w4 by of, Z. N;Oray aifA 'l 1 eing th. lands . Winn 1by. Jft dfrey. of:'sale: one-half cash, bal be Paid tw'elve months from the credit portion .to be d .b'6nd and mortgage of the i0r., 6 the said premises, Der en interest from date, t4joave to 1 i -a ase* .to pay his en t ie bid in cash . -Pirohaser to pay for papers and stamps. If the terims 6f sale are not complied with, the land to be resold on same or sofie subse quent salesday on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. C. A. POWR, C. C. C. P. and G. S., Laurens. S. C. Dated, this Nov. 14, 1921. 18-3t-A 'Don't flal to see "The Affairs of Anatol" at the -Princess TIreatre Thurs day and Friday, Dec. 1 and 2. N ITABLE.TS Laurens Drug Co., FREE VOTI GOOD FOR This ballot is good for 150 'Laurens Advertiser Auto Contest not fold. Trini neatly. NAME ........................ ADDRESS ..................... VOID AFTER I Anyone can cilp these ballo TRY IT COULD ANY OF Ri Neglect. Bi Why Do You Let 'Y den When WA4 Make It a IPROOF FROM A STOMfACH TROUBLE Mr. 1-. E. Broach, wile's address is Bannockburn, IS. C., tRoute 1, called a Waco Tronic Store and- said:-'4My wife has been aI sufferer withl indigestionl and other stomach trouble, was nerv eus, had lost her appetite, gotten thin, had pains in 'back .and limbs. She uised two battles of Waco Tonic, gained 16 pounds(1 in weight, app~etite now good. 'Waco Tonic is the best medi cine I ever used." RHEUJMATISM YIELDS Mr. Bronson Gibson, wvho is eniploy ed in the A. C. ib. IR. R. shops in Flor ence, S. C., said to the Demonstrators of WACO TONIC: ','Gentlemen: I had been down for 5Qme tinae wvith Rheumatism; had to give up my job; could not eyven stand omy feet without a crutch or stick. I suffered agonies andl had given up a i hope of ever being well again. A flend fold me of 'WA'CO TONIC and bw it wvas curing 'people. I have now uhed 6 Ibottjeh atnd am well; went back t4work after utling'3.bot~tles. 'Have 4ined 25 pjoun~ds in .weight and ns-ver t b1~,etter' in my, life." IDNEY TROUBLE .M J. C. Corley, (Rome, Ga.-, gives. his e porience. lie says: "I suffered *fm one of the most serious and jag ,avated conditi'ons of the skidn6ys, - 10th last ten years 'I have been al otinual sufferer wvith my bepk1 Some~ ti nes it felt like soie one'was driving. au tr'me spike into my kidneys. Oftefi I iad to pull myesif up when I Was sit-, ti igand desired to rise. My -baqk was, n vr easy at any time but worse at. t~es than others, I would b@4sfu -o from'i 9 efh t to tiples at ni~t Coinot sho d:l u go. 'I was jest sim~I in a serioust oditk ; )ooked asi I did ngt havel ,.i for ThIs worldN h ad tileent ove Stousand dollars 'with nio reesu ,i ~ ~advised that the hospitail wa# the 'WARMOR OREEK NEWS *4 t-. e. . * Warlor Creek, -Nov. 28.--The farm ers are having a hard tune finishing sowing Aheir fall grain, owing to so mIuch wet weather. The B. Y. P. U. rendeyed a good ipro lgram O'aturday night, after which a fine talk was given :by Rev. Ingle, of Furman. Mr. Ray Benjamin, of Atlanta, is visitiig his -father, Mr. S. M. Benja min, of this place. G. C. Gwin and family, of Watts Mill spent Sunday afternoon at T .-Mle Jim Entrekin's. Rev. B. E. Wall filled his regular ap Pointment here Saturday -and Sunday. IMr; W. 0. Ed-wards and sons, J4rn est, Price and Roscoe, of Fountain Inn, visited his sister, Mrs. J. Cooper, Friday. .'Mr. srii Cooper and family, of Fountain. nn, were Thanksgivig visi tors at the home of -his paretns, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooper, of this place. 'Mr. *. :T. Cooper returned home Sunday after having visited relatives in Fountain 'Inn, Greer and Green ville. Messrs. Raliph and Raymond Cooper caught a large hawk in a steel trap one day last week, which measured 36 inches across the wings. Miss Ollio Mae Tayflor, of .Lanford, spent tW6 week-end at her grand father's, Mr. 0Derry 'T'aylor, of this plaqe. Bt~ter' 'han Pills ta B lAurens. S. 0. NG BALLOT 150 VOTES votes for the candidate in The whose name is written on it. Do 'ECEMBER 3RD. is and vote for their friends FREE! FER BE FAIRER? imgs Ruin our Life Be a Bure ZO TONIC Will Pleasure? LLL OVER DIXIE. "I tried every kidney medicine 1 could hear of and had the best medical skill to treat pien, but did not oven get temporary relief. 'I bought three -bot tles of your WAICO TONIC and I say that it is one real medicine. Nowv . I just feel I am- a no~w man. I just can't say enough abput your WACO TONIC. I am- praising it everywhere I go, and want you to publish it to the' wvorld about the wonderful beneflt I have de rived from use of WA'CO TONIC." A 27-F61 00CT 'ABFE WORM FIt0M A O TEAAR (OLDI CHILD Mrs.. T. Fi. Smith, 'Ourryville, ' Ga., came to our 'store,' boug'ht one bottle of WACO TONIC -for her little six year old daughter, used it -five days and by its use discovered her child was suffer ing with a deadly tape worm. So on last Friday, the -23rd inst., she gave the child three doses oi': WACO TPAIPlD WVORM R1DMEDY and sh'e expelled, a 35-foot tape 'worm. To say this home .was made hapjy is not giving it Jus tice. Also Mr. A. T. Tidmore, -who lives at Summerville, Ga., brought us a bot the containing a dozen or twvo of large stomach worms~ from his l'ltie 2 1-2 year old child, ekcpelled from the 'use of six doses of WACO TONIC. All these and' hundreds of other worms we now have on exhilbition at our store, LIaurens, S. '0. A OENUINE '1tB8T. OF ITS MERIT' It is an easy thing to adv~ertise a medicine, but it Is'dlfforent toproye it n'y actualftest. We Prove Our I'ver-y Claim for . WA00O TONIC0. We gliye FREE SAMPLES E4VElY DAY' AT THlE .TQRE, or uiell the $1.00 flo ties for 60." 8' for $1.50, Bottles for $2.r5.' 6 Bottles, a -Full Treatpnt Q~uer4nte~d to itlsfy on Money1 Idk Shine frleo at Putnamn'p~Dtug Sore, Lares S . D El/ wii t~wvrb Y~ NDHV'1 SON RT LAUEN8 S * * * ***v.. 4 * 4 * LANFOI1D NEWS eaga * **e g eee .Lanford, Nov. 28.-Thanksgiving e) orcises were rendered by the childre of the sepool Wednesday afternooi when quite a number of interested pt trons assembled to enjoy the occasioI The .program was very approprl and the childreipt acquitted themselv splendidly, making the fond pareni proud of their children and proud thi -we have a faculty that spares n< themselves in training them. The Rural School Imiprovement as sociation met after the exercises an their program was devoted to Thanki giving and Atibor Day selections I which all the members took part. Miss Nina Lewis, our efficient prit cipal, spent the Thanksgiving holida in Spartanburg with her brother. Miss Anna -Footman visited her hom in Columbia, Thanksgiving. Miss Pearl dRawlinson, of Chestei .fleld, Prof. Joe Burgess and Mr. Jam( tMurgeps, of Greers, were guests of Mit Jennie (Burgess at the home of Mr. an Mrs. C.' . Waldrop during the holiday ,Mrs. Othello Payne and Alisses IA1 and Marie Compton, of Greeniwooo were ghtests of friends and relativ( this week-end. Mr. Louie Lanford, of tFurman un versity, spent the week-end with h mother, iMrs. 10thel 1Janford. Mr. John Melmouth Fleming, Spartan Academy, enjoyed the hol days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fleming. 'Mr. Charlie Moss Lanford is in A lanta, Ga., with his sister, Mrs. Walt Odell. Mr. T. R. DeShields, of Hendersol ville, N. C., Is visiting his -brother, M J. L1. DeShields and family. The iB. Y. P. U. met Sunday night i the home of Mrs. J. W. Johnson. ,Rev. J. M. Robertson preached i the Methodist church Sunday iornin '11ev. C. B. 'Prince, of I4 noree, ipreac] ed at the 'Baptist church Ounday afte noon to a large crowd, considering ti very inclement weather. Messrs. WI born, 'Nabors and Edwards, of BInore were with him and joined in with ti service. The school boys and girls have star ed their basket ball game and are Vei much enthused. They have secur MNr. Charles Waldrep, a Woftord cc lege nan, to coach them for this se son. 'Miss Carrie Fowler, of Ora, spe Sunday with her sister, Mrs. T. Drummond. tMr. and Mrs. J. W. aill, of Enorc were guests -last Sunday, of Mr. ai Mrs. T. M. Burnett. Miss Mary Drummond is improvii now, 'having spent a good week la -week, without any serious backset. Mr. and IMrs. T. 'D. larmon, of ILal penls, were guests of Miss Fannie Ila mnonl and 'Mrs. Martha Herbert Thanksgiving Day. Misses 'Lila and .\ia He Compton. .t Othello 'Payne, 'Prof. Joe Burgess a1 James Burgess, Miss Pearl Rawliniso Miss .Jennie Burgess, Mr. 'and Mrs. D. Johnson, Mr. iH. 'M. Johnison, Mr J. W. Joh~nson, '.\rs. C. 'L,. Waldre Prof. .Yates 'Waldirep, Misses Paulim and 'Margaret W~aldrop and Ralph ar 'Frank -Waldrep wvere guests 'at ti home of~ Mr. and Mrs. 'C. D). Cox c Thanksgiving ahy, all enjoyin-g the di lightful music by Mliss Lila Comipt: and tihe other young folks. * g * **e * * g * * * * EKO)M N.EWS Fkomn,'Nov. 28.--The Junior B. Y. 1 U., of 'Union Church, entertained tl1 Seniors at the school -building Frid-a from 4 :20 to 6 :30. The auditorium wt beautifully decorated with ferns anl pretty chrysanthlemums and the chi dren rendered a nice .program, consist ing of songs, recitations and dialogne: after which hlot chocolate and cak were served and .last on the prograi \vas the contest. Quite a lot of fu was had in pinnIng the star on the ey on a lpumpkin. The teachers, pupils and lpatronl splent a day recent'ly in plowVing u1 and cleaning off the school ground and planting trees and hape to do mor0 work of this kind soon. IMr. Gerald McDaniel psent the weeki end with his -mother, Mrs. Luranle Mc Daniel. Miss May Madden spent Thanksgiv ing with her sister, Mrs. Dramlett, an also took in the Four /H~orsemen i Greenville Friday night. Mrs. .H. S. iWallace spent the week~ end wit'h her sister, IMrs. Jennie H1am ilton. Prof. and 'Mrs. 1W. 'P. Culbertso: spent Friday and Saturday with reIn tives here./ Mr. A, 'T. Theme and family spen Thanksgivhit- with iMr. and Is. Joe Moore.. *Mrs. Di. Coope and 'Mrs. Carl C'ul teson ~ ~ bgping injLaurens Fri *Mr. 1Edgar .flrts visited in thlis sec Mt. aind Mrs. Jay Cooper and littI ~veiyl utbereop spent- Sunday wit M10e6 king and Kit~tira ~ioier ot d New Pat< 3. a PL Buttoned across > two straps. You will find thi k ~ tractive---.in bla< r. satin., Lt .$6.95 t0 tPo 1 ly WELLS. C Lau A GOOD PI it k. id st TONIGH OPERA5 ri IERA ORCI OF ( Eight-Wonder By Special Arrangen Lyceum System, of At 8 Been Able to Secure Date Between Greenv The Symphonic Orchest Real Symphornic P of Its K~inc - MISS VIOLE'l Cohtr t AUSPICES C VIC]1 School Chit ren -- -- - - - snt Leather impS the instep with one or is pump especially at :k kid, brown kid, or p7.95 $8.45 LARDY CO. rens, S. C. LACD TO TRADE T 8:30 O'Clock L HOUSE E SYMPHONIC' IESTRA. :HICAGO ful Artists -Eight ients Through the Alkahest lanta, the Civic League Has Advantage of This Open ille and Columbia. ra is an Organization Playing rogram and is the Finest I in the Country FALK, of Chicago. 'alto Soloist LEAGUE OF LAURt~NS 50c.. Adults $L.OI