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Subscription Price $1.50 Per Year Payable in Advance I'ubliished by) ADVEAHllSING P'ill'NTING COMPANY Laurens. S. C. Adw rt llag !?ntYs o.. .\pplleattloi.. lilt tilt ries om lards ol' Thanks: On CentI a Word. Entered at i. m ;>ostollice at Laurens, .. C.. as se'contd class mail matter. la~i'ICENS.S. c'., IllW-. itI, 9 l PalA:ASEI) YO' TIi,, 'EM! The e'dItor' of this paper had a big timtt in Grenitwood l'riday. i' the plaudits of the thoisanIds itaule (Itn. 1"och feel Iny bette' thIant the lattry of at few\ of o, 1w r in . over there:, h: was ('erttainly madie to feel good. Our own h1 ppy ,!I xw it'n was dIm, to a lit tle reek h's' hanlling of i few of out' Greenwood frien is last week unilder the"(; beinfin "G vnood \\elcomes ,.':tni r1epritd'(i in the Index -lontI:il TursdIay. The little skit .otem r io Itike a Ieular cliorl over t(he" a nud :t let of fol.. w Ire ki itI t e uI I to 1 I I s to oI!r f;Ieo t It it t ealiy ins ing~ and , wh:t\ was h 1P Vi 1i a. i t t: I 1 1 1 I T , I I e * * P . . 2t in in it . l - ii'ltter' d. (.h:~ ~ ~~ 31i: .\-: al kt of;!l):nt the: -:- 'ni ::0 . . It only 1Y to ! Th I IN 1 -: i .N\\-OO)I lT'O:. a .eptiin utl r vaedI by iar~e'n Iood l : t .20i* o . t'1 ))Y e ed e'- ~ t ana It Z,11nd the Ita:(. The I roraIl wa.V n et wily w tlaranted but s.,a iua~ l -et with r irin I'ien -wea ir iP. (l' f s me to have h !d : ial t) (r-h-r. The d c ra in wee bm a til ;. ,ood taste, ill eh-ei b edareb of triuinphl nr~:- iin shatl paa.ew' itt en at. elu. i tnually :,triltio pie i.eTd ttangenntit ifZor tile- i lpeak and for til. eradit to ill' ao perlfect. .-~!I mi!c Wf ithout at hitenl, but(g)Ito did nlot give way to en th.N.Tllc .\l!.d~i rece-'ived a1 ro isiti:. riei iton. All inl all, it i doubi l!It:\' : t:- r h city i tih'e itate wold aeuald the receptlonl tin;ll! 3 W. h ' t n it referred to be fore. 11, :1 gocdman years ago. if we reme10AH -. oa I11. \\'iI Iiamil J. I r1yan1 splOk to mIn jimnonse.4 crowdl from al tio.a tlhe identical 0 asot dild Foch Friday. h'I e olu C. & W. C. freight depot was ieln w here the Union pas sengir s t:I .ti iS n..v and had a plat fot mi arontd t it cn which many of the peolele stood. 'he Westetin U ,n ion Telegraph Company had its oilee in the depot. and MAitt Calhoun was just hudd intg ot as ai t('legr'apher'. Jiryan was aboutI as bh' a tian to Soth Ca' oilina detmtocrtats t.hcen as Feoch is to us aill toiday and e the dlay wasLt Liniothe Iired '( .insl at tnn r titme 't' it. sixe tof tb cro.. ! l'tday. The best Gre' nIw;cel hoiotste': tat it ait 25,000, whitih- itm i't~etd .t iow~ as 10,000. It ''' '-.r, howvere, cai'. No : 'es a made for' dis 'tI .' I i o druttn kennies S - tnee's of Chail' -tp u ir h.il at e Tfi eah himselairs.t ituvh days s thes I)and'e the res-o PahecrFt.''"eoo c oitt lwa s gretl tur'e than most .public men do.'Gn .irally, picturesi of men In pnbic life teh1 -to shibw them tUji to adlvantiage. F'ech lookedl no better 'ar worso than the likenesses 'we 000 of -him every day. He ftI)peared to be not over sixty - rzi years of age, though he is seventy. le was dark-skinned, wrinkled somewhat and gray-halred. He was entirely comn posed dulring the entire program and siioke with seeming ease. illis voicel vm . !< (r a nd his words were snapped W as it frini rapid-fire gun, the ex peted l renieh ge:1turci's heing almost Entirely absent. lie spok e hi French id fow of is understood what he said until his aide. Col. Parkei, a native Solith Carolinian. interpreted for him1 ;mragraph by paragraph. It was hard to look at him alnl realie thut at one ti in he commanded an army of 10,000, I men and almost held in his han.ds te destilly of the 'world. B1'SINESN .1EN 1-EET TO( '11ER (Continued from Page One.) If you walit to make a lilt, (-et a name! If the other fellow's it, Who's to blame? Spend youir money in the town, Where you piull tle sheekels down; (ive tle mail concern a frown That's the game! If you're used to giving knocks, Chaln!e your Style Throw hoinets insteatd of reeks For a while. Let the othir fellosv roast, u.!lln hiitn. as you would a gho.t e thi:: mInturner w.ith a boost Aind a smile. When a siranlittor fromo afar Comes along TIl him who+ alnd whai we are Make it stron,;g. t III( I!1uth, for that's .;enolugl. Joii the boosters-- I-hey're the stuff: Let's belong! C'lyde IN. Y.) lIerald. C(LOSING Iii: O1" ('0N'lEST E'XTE'N1DED E-:G11TI PA.IYs (W'ontinuedrl from Pati, One) i:it DAY . The tmore tine you ('ai :ut in. tile belter youry chance of win W ng the $750 Sedan Cal 01 that $225 Vivirola at the end of the contest. I:i(U:TIIEN I)OI.ARS will he awvarded Saturday, December 17th, :1 1'. .\1., to the three contestants, bring 'ng in the i rst, seconl and third great v-t intmher of EN EWA 1 subscrip tions lor thIe week. For the thriee workers who turn in the gieatest tim beir of N EW subscrip Con; there will be awarded 300,000, ":0IO and 100,000 lixtra Special Hontus Votes, respe'tively. These are in addition to the -xtra Votes of 125, u00 for each $1 tirned in and the relgilar schedule of votes. Of supreme inportalce to any con lestant expecting to Winl the $750 Ford Sedan auto are the extra vote coupons. During the ' week ending leember lith, at. :3 P. .M., an extra vote coutpon good for I125,000 extra votes is giveni withi each .$15 in business you turnt in and a real .worker will try andl se eu re .ittat 'a many. of these 125,000 ex-1 tra vota coulpons5 as plossible. Don't tin lk of being satisfied with less than two or thr'ee of thie 125,0010 extra vote cottponls and1( try to get a half doz.eni I dloizan duh the~4Il Week's Ieriod,. iorom D~ecember'1 tith to I )ecemiber I t.l only l00.00O0 extr'a votes given ui ih Iach $1 5. The contest ant want I the Iedan is going to t ry, and miss (.11(o1tlunity to pile up votes--.-and~ thle fastest way is by getting new sub e~,coll::etig ld (aICCOuntils, get - Iecas 2 nd thiirebiy seuing as ji ny of thle big extra vote (c1 Oilos as nI ilh <-I :n. t ''owV- b w<.ingii NOW\\, not tr n I tm dae.wen W\i'Ei:m' wvorki ni hle !aist -'even I).\YS oft the race. a' ti I ' rd," will be aivan at I. A\i tt!mi of 15I t.a t 'ank jiiianyii friendls h iri im,''n" ;(indness anid dleep naa~tli-hyisown, 1o usi nlurinug the ill a 0nd dea.fth oft 11ur dear' ife and1( moher i . .\ilay (Godl's ic hest ibl1essifngs . ( on ieach one of thiemi. J1. C. Wade aind Chiiildrleni. C'20sa I1111, S. C., Dec. 12, 1921. Play at Tirinity-Iidege "The play "Billy's Annt .Jane," wvil, lie given 'by pupils of the Mountville schiool hii TJrinity-Rid-ge apiItoium on Wednesday night, December 14th, be ginninig at 8 o'clock, Admissilon 25c. Miceting ' of. ~iinthr'~op J)asgltters. The1 i'egtular mnonthly mnhting 'of the W-Inthr'co D~aughters will 'be hold Sat uirday afternoon, D~ec. 17th, 'at 3:30) >'clock at the home of !Mrs. Ea~rl Ow nan. on South 'H-anrper str otM At Fleming School There 'will be ar oyster supper a h'lIristlas tree at Fleming school Phltlrsday night, Dee. 22. The pub is cordially invited. I 4PEAI, N t1i't('ES. I * S 0 S 4 S a g S 0 - 0 For ifent-Three horse farm hat ksdale, known as the Mrs. 111 p~i'ern place. Se .rs. I. \lachen, Lauren.s S. C. 22 'I'respuss Notice--All persons 1 tiereby warned not to liit or oth< vise trespass ol my land under penal if proseetition. 11. L. Blakely. 22-2t L.ost--Setter bitch, white with fo 3r 11 e lemon spots. Answers to nal 'Iess". When left house had on li ow chain about 12 feet long. IMibei reward. F. II. Caine. 22-It Ford Curs ('hCnp-One 1919 io Pord touring car with block for sta r, and good tires, $175.00. Also 1916 mnodel Ford in good running ord or $150.00. Sumerel .\lotor Co. 22-i For Itent-Four connecting rooi Ind bath, suitable for housekeepi ir olliecs, overP J. C. Shell & Co Atore. Apply to 1,. 13. Blackwc 'rilnting and Stationery, -Iaurens, 22 Trespmiss Notiee-All persons a erery~ warned not to hunt or oth i vise trespass on the lands of the u iersinied. Violators of tlis noti ,viII he prosecuted. A. I. antd .1. Jalha tfey. 22-It I'sed Cars (hienp---Several iakes 1sed (arPs chea* P. from $100.04) alld 1i Ve Ir a0'. Su'n:ernl Motor Co. 22-1 (4et ical y PiY your aples, o ting 1 otts, raisints antd all Chri, Ias; things pow. A fill liie ad f re to1k. A. I,. .\l:haffy. 22-1t WVaItined -A good manl in 'very col 1111iy to sill 1111rbe :111 d granti oblistoies antd n110on uments. Write 1 herty .AlIble & Guranite '"o., Spa anbuilrs;. S. C. 22. lgitigiges ndil Waogons *-.* --A vubber ti op bq'tgy or a two horse wagoni, eltlh i $10.m) each I'or the next teni la 13. Sumierel, 1Laurens. 22-it lost---\\'hite and liver . color lointetr bitch. About seven monthus o h(ward for her r-et urni or inlformti ii Sto helr whiecabouts. i)ick Chlldres 22-It-1 For Sitle-Latet model I 1-2 toil It itlilie truck, with stake body a1 meumfiatie tires . R1111 less- than 1,01 It Ies. iWit price. W. 11. Kiight. 22-26t ('hristin l n-l'h..1,11S A lone ."00 fo otiu Chrittias ha, im re lork sa age an fre-1t meats of all kinds. .Plakely. 22 .ost -Solmewhere oil the square I i 5ontle of the stoles t'rida'- Dec. me S111.111 lavalier. Reward if r irld to .lrs. J. G. Cuninghamo, l'.1 eni-, Rout -. 22-1 t-i ('oni- .1l1st received tIwo ea Is Oial. All orders promptly filled La elns GIn & Fuel Co. 22-It-i ('ow For Sale--One young gray Je oy cow. fresl in milk, with calf il ays ld. A lini'' vow. T. It. F-.umier au ren .22-1t-i For it eit--Ilugh Cray shop propel s for vent from first of .January, 192 lall on Molvrehaint; & iarmers Blond 'arehouse, P. A. Simpson, 1r::. 1A For Itent---2, 1 or 1 hor;e I'arin ipper aIrt of coity, 5 miles north A'are Shoals, knoiwnI as Medlock far Jles well, good state of cultivatic Ilendid community. Apply at plar! 1. It. Medlock, Greenville, S. C.. l'los. ). Ilowney, Laurens. 20-5t For SalI-5:0 gallons of gonuil Teorgla -Ribbon Cane Syrnup- I gr 01n inl cansi 85c, 5 gatllonis lIn calis t0c, 30 gallons in wood at 750. t1 iO Onis in woodi a.t 60c. ilaiI orders iwi ash to U. E. Rlitter. Olar, S. C. I8-5I. Take Notice- All Iersonis are~ her1 y t'orbidden to !'utnt, trespass, or I lye stock Putt out upon11 anly of mn nuds(1 in StliIivan townlripii. .f. ''ilivan. 2-t Iott--Severlal ipairs (If wIre strete 'rs, loaned out to cuistomers. S3ot if those may have beenii loaned to oIt 'rst. Those wvho now have 1tem w I ease returt n th em at otnce. t.o i'ountd yourP farm and aee if y invent't failed toi return tht etm. Thi -oSt ius monei(y. .JoneI--Talore !bir ':iir' C'omuany. 1 8-51 >ffered i1n exchlang 'e for' ('ornl, ocats, h~ u>r lumlor.~ At' Wagons ini gCood (om iotn. )IIx Ic Ice :'ndC Futel Co., ('li oln. 1t0 N"oti(-, i; herihy'ivetn tha: t aft Ctlnde'ed (It?' ton ', e'nsh1 bsis. P' rOtis w ill itlea'e n-o tt aisk for ('Cedit. mir onlS :':myII promptly Th'llose who, mt j:;Cy ircmtl w!I ill Ie ref.twed :n 110ve'si T'astelcz cii Tlonilc r.mA( nerct.y anid Vftailty by Pu1rifyuC 4- a. it blrings color to the cheeks :2 hii i imrir/Ccs t: tlppe~tite, yoni v.:i! t 'iljpreiate its trueP onict valu~o. Grovo'n Tu'stoleni cill Tunic is si Iront and Quill:nin t weended in syt un. ilastI~~l cVOnI .i id:-a l ike it. lTe bio neecdn QUININE to1 Puirify'it and1( lIm(N Enrich it. D~estroys Mak ltril genns a GripI germs by its Strengthenninig, Itvige ating Effect. 60ce. The Car F verlasting Elfs Motor Co, DISTRIBUTORS ,. - Clintan, . C. ASSESSOR'S NOTICE 1922 ad The Auditor's oflice will be open A from the 1st day of January to the 20th of February, 1922, to make re turns of all real and personal pro perty for taxation. - For the convenience of taxpayers the Auditor oF his I idoputy .will attend $ the folio *ing nameid places to receive returas for said year to wit: 5 WednEday', Feb, 1, Youngs town ship, Stewart's Store. W Wednesday, Feb. 1, Youngs town ship. John D. "Cook. at Wednesday, Feb. !, Younigs town h shlip. Lanfor d Station. Thu. sda.,, Feb. 2, Youngs town . ship, Mrs. W. P. Iharris. re Frircay, Feb. 3, Youigs township, Pleasant Mlound. ty Wednesday, Feb. 1, Dials township, S.R Gray's Store. Thuiiday, Feb. 2, Dials township, Thompson's Store. Il Friday, Feb. 3, Dials township, Ow ht ings Station. a Saturday, Feb. 4, Dials township, Pd (Fray Court. e Wediesday, Feb. 1, Sullivan town ship, T. T. Wood. a Thursday, Feb. 2, Sullivan townshiip, r Princeton. Friday, Feb. 3, Sullivan township, T'umbling Shoals. Wednesday, Feb. 1, Waterioo town ship, W. C. Thompson's Rtore. S Thursday, Feb. 2, Waterloo town ship, Waterloo Town. S' Saturday, Feb. .1, Waterloo town -tr ship. J. C. Martin's Store. * Wednesday, Feb. 1, Cross 11M11 town ~ ship, Cross Hill Town. Wvednesday, Feb. I, lhunter Town cc ship. Mountville.. 1 Wednesday, Feb. 1, Hunter town -.;hip, C11lntonl. T u ' r'li I'sday, leb. 2, 1lunter towiship, 1,- Clinton "Mill. Friday, Feb. .- 1unter tow'nshilp, -LIydia M .\ . Hturday:, Feb. i, Hunter townhsip, h oldville. olonday, Feb. e, Jacks townsh-Ip, - llo. Monia3, Feb. C, Jacks towishlip, S. \.Deanl. r W edInes day, F'eb. I, Scuffletown 'ttownip , T. P1. Ploole. PT 'lease make note that the appolnt e' n acuts will be filled just as advertised Ind to please conme out and make re -I tur;ns. One man usually makes , the Vl04 rollid aild Spime m1ay not under d- *aid tie notice this time, as I have )Idi idled 1ip the territory in the several t cwrships. d All Imale Citizens between the ages of 21 a n"d 60 years o nthe 1st of Jan.. Id Iary -xept those who are incapable of earning a sulipport from being n::inied or from other causes, are Idc( ii (d polls. Confederate veterans )* E'XL'e tptC(I i s1 all male citizens between the as of 21 to 55 are liable to a road tax Mi of $1:50 and .are required to make <llr in g the time above specified and their retuin of the same to the Auditor - shall pay to the County Treasurer at Ithe same time other taxes are paid in )1 lici of working the road, school trus tees, studenta and ministers are ex empt from road tax. All taxpayors are required to give * township and number of school .dis tricts; also slate whethor property is situated In town or country. Each lot, 1(1 tract or parcel of land must be en t'ered separately. Af;ar the 20th of February 50 per A cent penallty will .be attached for fail Ii-urn to make returns ol personal pro lerty and 20 per cent on real estate. fj. W. THOMPSON, 21--td. County Auditor, ni. e, Notice of Lost Certifleate of Deposit >r Notice is hereby given that Certifi -.y eate of Deposit No. 2055 of Peoples le Loan and Exchange Bank, dated May 1- 24, 1920, has been lost or misplacei at and that I wvill make application for i. a duplicate of same at said hank on thi December 15, 1921. ..p i . MRS. AMlBLI.A K. IIARIIDY, e- Laurenis, S. C., Nov. 1 ,1921. et 16*-7t IC When in Greenwood Vlisit Us for Jewelry Watches Cut Glass ,,China and Silverware Watch and Jewelry Reparirga Specialty HHELNLY 417" East Main Street Ooposite Union Station A. L. A NDERSON fApply Electrik Maid Bake Shop LAURENS, S. C. nnOppolta the Postoffice NOTICE Bly virtue of order of Judge of Pro- I bate Court for Laurens County, w., J will sell to the highest bidder at pub- s lie outcry the entire stock of goods, g wdres and merclhandise, also trades- 1i fixtures of the grocery business of the estate of the late J. M. Philpot, de ceased, on the 15th day of 'December, 1921, between the hours of 12 M. and I "Where are you go a smile; "That's a foolish qi after a while, "Everybody goes w best To the Electric E know the resi ---"Taste E lectrL B ake Laurens' Superior Postoffice 0' B. G. Sanders Beatrice Wilson A UTO 1M /XbrO Y ra WITHOYr A DOUBT THERE's THE B1se PRIEND AN AUTOI EEVEF HAI S S, If you .do not think that an extra est frienid that a car owner everI west of nduv'here without one and h pray lor one If 311 were it )agan sullicienit. Special. Pricek on Good St (00DRICHI FABRICS 30x3 ............. .$9.00 310x3 1-2 ... .. $13.50 31x4 .. . .. .. .. . ..$20.00 3324 ... .. .. ..$20.00 31424 ... .. .. ..$20.50 P?"" 1-2 .. . .. . .. .$ 30 This Wonderfui H of This 2 "TheKeov Which vwas staged in Gr will be shown in-3 reels of *by The scenic 1Film Compi The picfhure shows the bea *maiden, Cateechee. DON'T FAIL "THE SIMIP Featnring P. Al. Terns of Sale:, Cash, said sale to e held at the store where the said M. Philpot, deceased, carried on aid grocery b'siness and where said oods. wares, merchandise and trades xtures are now placed and situated. b. A.. I'llIPOT, J. 1,1. PH HJP1G1T, 10xeitors. ce. 6, 1921. 21-2-A ing?" he said with iestion," she said rhere they get the oake Shop --- you the Difference." :.aid h0i Sh o p Quality Bakery >poSite Us W.W. Dyess A. L. Anderson S/4g ttn GerirT e)(RAn r r -R ire is about the sweetest, dear ind you just go about 116 miles nlve a blowout. Why man,. you'd With a reputation for being all aindard Tires. SOUTHERN FABRIC 1ox3 .... .. ......... iOx31-2 .. .. .........o0 14x41-2 ... .. ..$29.00 ('xO.. .. . . ). .. ..$33.00 12x-4 . .. . .. . .. .$29.00 $41100 re Trail" eenvlle ~ cArmsicy a motion pictures, made tny, of Atla.nta. iiful-story of the Indian TO.SEE IT -mneComedy