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* L9ea aid Personal Mention Mr. iW. 1. Barksdale, of Spartan burg, spent Sunday in the city with relatives. Alr. Fred W1illiams, jvho Is now lo Cated at Cassatt, was a week-end vis itor in the city. MIrs. James '11. Sullivan left Thurs day for Brunson .to visit her parents for some time. Ofrs. John F. Bolt returned Sunday from NlcColl, where she had been visiting Mir.i'ald. Ars. FPrank P. Tatum Ir. and Airs. 1). df. Sullivan, of Ab beville, visitedl their parents, Mr. and Mis. J. G. Sullivan, Sunday. .Mrs. J. M. MOe.es, of Greenville and SMiss Nell Jones, who is attend ing G. W. C., sipent the iveck-end it the city with Dr. and Mrs. Cliftor Jones. Mirs. Geo. 1. Young and daughter Miss 'Flz,izabetl Young, of Columbia spent the week-end with Mr. and C\i's. F. ii. Caine on South Harper street. Miss 'W)il Lou Gray, supervisor o1 adult schools in South Carolina, was in Laurens Friday. Aliss Cray is in terested in the organization of adult sOhools in ,liaurens county. J. N. 'Hardee, from Columbia, who Is anl Inspector for 'the Federal Land .Bank, is In Laurens on business. Mr Hardee, while here,, will appraise land Oil proF1p)ective loan,;. Due perhaps to the unseasonable weather, iMr. Louis Stoney has con tracted a mild case of pneuinonia. Mr. Stoney was reported ill Monday morn ing and many of his friends will bc surprised and regret to learn of his illness. Favors Rural Police Nditor 'Laurens Advertiser: I see from your two recent editorials that you are opposed more or less tc the rural police policy, and in the event we keel) any rural policemen at all that they shall be under the control ol' the sheriff of Laurens county. I iwish to go on record as opposing you. Ili toto for the following reasons: :First, we of the countryside are' un r:tbtected and are at the mercy of the desperado and reckless element of our land while you sit protected by your city police and sheriff. Our sons and daughters deserve to be protected as wpll as your city sons and daughters. I ,think the best investment made with the tax I pay is- that spqnt o'n the rital police fore.- Aq-to iputtng, them ui ler -the ,shierif will* siy~tdt' tends tc1centrallie ciower which I am radi cally opposed to. I wired Representa tive Nance when . I saw. thtj ':Sen. Goodwin had introduced a bill to re duce force to 5, to fight it and if I could be of any assistance to him to wire me and 'I would come to Colum bla. ;We have as good a set of rural po lice in Laurens'county ae there are in South Carolina. So long as I live andl have any say-so I shall fight to- retain the rural olice and have them unde a Chief Rural 'Policeman like Column bhus Owvens and not under the sher-iff. I )hope I make myself clear. I have no objection to the present sheriff but I am opposed to it on general princi ples. I feel safe when I sc Andy Boyd coming over- the hill at Water-loo fer *we arec not .inancially able to employ a policeman at Waterloo and when -he is there we have his hearty s';>por-t andl this 1is the case alt over the coun ty with the several policemen. W. CA R'L W [AftTON. -Feb. 13, 1922. Busnes Girls rfanquet. Reporting a meeting or banquet on Tuesday night is diflicult in itself since The Advertister -is then''"about to go to press, but -some: functions are .even more -than ordinarily difficult. *Tuesday night the Business Girls Club of Laurens hold a banquet at the Laxure'ns H-otel. Although The Adver tiser reporter is ever ready to "cover" every event of imnporitance in the com, munity, he hesitated in this case, pes sibmly because of his own timidity to eliter upon the scene where "business girls only" may 'be found.. 'IProbably in a fut'ure issue The Ad vertiser will print an accoupt of the actIivity of~ the Business Girls Club, al though very likely .,such. information 'nay 'have to be secured in a manner - ot er than is usual. Quafterly )f ogng of W. N. U. ~he qurei otn of Third Di e ~in 1W. 3M. I(. scheduled to meet Wh ~Ieaverdam Ofturch, ea'turday, . 18, imeet With New Prospect c rh nsehd o -account .ofba de toBegvedam very'\church Is ed to send delegates. f'Irospedtta Sthe tes-soil road and bad Weather s uld not hinder, fLastors are ti ed td attend and 'will be given pivilenea of floor- at all ftimes.- ' -Cd ofTsfl"-< ~e swish td thank the eu ple for MauJu-Hanks Mr. Ryan -Martin and Miss Blanche Hanlis were married Feb. 7 in Wash ington, iD. *C. Miss Hanks is from California . and 'Visited the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1-. Hludgens, during'the Christmas holidays. This was quite a surprise to the relatives and -friends of the young folks who wish them much happiness. 000 Entertain for Bride The home of Dr. and Mrs. Vincent was the scene last Friday evening of a delightful entertainment for Miss Carolyn F leming, bride-elect. . There were five tables of bridge, following which a delicious salad course -was served. Among those present -were Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, -Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Can, Mrs. 'Dial Gray, Mr. and 'Mrs. Vance Irby, Miss Eiizabeth Young from Co lumibia, the Misses Mailgaret Dunlap and Willie Jones, Mrs. Talulah Powell and M.'essrs. Cecil Roper, F. W. Wil liams and It. T. Dunlap. 000 The secold of a series of parties to honor Miss Carolyn ' Fleming was a lovely affair given by '1irs. Rolfe E. Hughes Saturday afternoon. The rooms were artistically and profuse ly decoral'e'(1with red hearts and blue birds, suggestive of the Valentine season. Six -tables of playcrs enjoyed several games of ".12" before a delic lous salad course was served. As the chords of the wedding march ,were struck, three dainty little girls, Laura Aylett Pleming, -Etvclyn Roper and Henrletta Blackwell drew inl a float adorned with hearts and blue birds. On this was a large wedding cake which, when opened by Miss Fleming, proved to .be filled with gifts for the popular -bride-elect. Each gift was accompanied by a wish, Dr. Hughes contributing an especially clever one, Mirs. '1-lughes nwas assisted in enter taining by Mrs. O'Mahundra, Mrs. J. 0. C. Fleming, Mrs. Frank Caine, and Miss Ray. 000 Goggans-Parks Friends here of Mr. Jack H. Parks, formerly. connected with the Laurens' Oil Mill,,will be interested in the ac-, cdunt' of' his inai'rlagodtaken from a' -recent issue of Tie Asheville Citizen,' as follows: The wedding of Miss iLucy Goggans, the daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Gog gans, of this city, and Mr. J. H. Parks, of Anderson, S. C., occurred yesterday afternoon in the First Baptist church, In the presence of a number of the friends and relatives of the contract lig parties. Rev. Dr. Bateman read the service, Mist Goggans and Mr. 'Parks entering the c hurch togetller and unattendei. Miss Goggans was gowned in a traveling suit of dark blue tricotine, with a hat of the same shade comnbinied wvith silver cloth. A cor'sage 'bouquet of p)1nk roses and or-. chids added to the becomuingness of her'.costume. IPrior to the ceremony, Missw Ethel 'Black, of Bambeirg, S. C., sang, "ilenuse I Love You D~ear'.'! Miss Katherine Goggans, of Mars Hill, a sister of the bride, presided- at the organ, playing Liszts, "~ieber'str'aum" dur'ing the Ceremony. Trho bridal imarlch from Lohengrin andl the Men dlessohn wedding March 'were also a part of the musical program. Miss Goggans, whio with her mnother 'has re sided three years in Asheville, is a native of Laurens, S. C., and dur 'ing lier' residence in this city 'has been a member of .the faculty of the Ash land avenue school. Mi'. 'Pai'ks is a pr'ominent cotton oil mill man, of An derson. After a bridal trip of two weeks or mere,'lie and lMrs. 'Parks will I'oside in .that bity. Th'd~ church was decorated with .massed palms and 1uty cut flowerfi. The ushers wei'e Mr. ivingston Snow, LMr. R. M. James Mr. Thomas Black and 'Mr. J. R. Hl man. Pension Board The ILaurens- Pension ~Board will moot on Wednesday, Feb. 22nd. The 'liddrd must have facts as to these, to. Wit: Is pensioner living? If living, what -i8 your iphysical condition? And present address? If dead, give,.de qf death, 1921 or If soldier died side.eDec. 31, 1921, widow must 'apply in person. It, is impossible .for the~ board. to act intelligently 'If you fail to enswer. * All, shlnd- report Report promptly. If 'you are unable to, come then send. J.~ P,~ CMiIfWEfLI, Card of Thanks ' We can'iot pxpgeaain worgs Ibow iwe, appreciate i Ttides" ard h'elp o4 og mnany fr ends ann. noghbor's inl tie 10#s of our borne,' (ay (*od bless *. * * * * * * * * 4* * * * ANNOUNONM'ENT8 * ** * *.*. * * * A*ae*s '; e For Mayor I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the oflice of Mayor of Laurens and pledge myself to abide by the rules of the IDemocratic Primary. JOHN A. PRANKS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Mayor of Laurens and pledge myself to abide by the rules of the 'Democratic primary. W. H-. <dIAiL. I hereby announce myself a candi (late for Mayor of the City of Laurens and pledge myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic primary. Fibl) A. PULLERI. Friends of D. M. Norwood hereby an nounce him as a candidate for the of lice of Mlayor.of Laurens, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. For Alderman The friends of R. E. Thompson here by announce him as a candidate for Alderman in Ward One subject to the rules of the 'DemOcratic Primary. I hereby announce myself a candi date for relection to the office of Alder mal from 'Ward 5, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary. JOE F. SM'ITIH. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the offlce of Al derian from Ward 3, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic Primary. J. McD. MOORE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Al derman front Ward 2, subject to the tiles and regulations of the Demo cratic 'Primary. D. R. SIM1PSON. I hereby announce myself a candi date for election, to the office of Aldei. man from Ward 3, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary. JACK BISHOP. I hereby announce myself a candi (late for Alderman from Ward Four [and I)le(.ge myself to abi 'de by the re sults of the Democratic primary. WIJDIA'M SOLOMON. I hereby announce myself a candi ilate for Alderman in Ward One and pledge myself to abide by the rules :f the Democratic primary. JAMES F. H1ARNEY. I hereby announce myself a candi late for Aldernan in 'Ward Four and pledge nivself to abide by the rules of the Democratic primary. JOHN F. MONTGONIRY. 'I hereby announice myself a canill late for Alderman. in Ward One ind pledge myself to abide by tile 'ules of the Democratic primttarv. 'E. D. IDASTINR!BY. I hereby announce myself a candi late for reelection to the office of Al lerman in Ward Six and pledge my self to abide by the rules of the Demo ::ratic primary. AILBIRT DIAL. I hereby announce myself a candi lat'e .for Alderman in Ward Two nd pledge myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic primary. W. MARTIN. I hereby announcA myself a candi late for Alderman in Ward Four nd pledge myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic primiary. A. R. SUTlIVAN. I hereby announce myself a candi late for Alderman in Ward Five mnd pledge myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic primary. I. DOUGLAS CRAY. Meetinmg of Winthrop Daiughiters The Winthrop D)aughters will meet L~riday afternoon, (F~eb. 17, at 3:30 'c'lock with 3Miss Julia Henderson. All nedimbers are urged to be present. B. Y. P. U. Meeting The qiuarterly meeting of First D)1 'iion will lbe held with WVarrior C reek 3humrchi 0n the third Saturday in March. Program will lbe issued ntxt week. Allie tlabb, Secretary. *Wedniesday Club Tlhe iWednesday Club will meet Feb. 15, at 4 o'clock with Mrs. O. 1. \Vright.' 'Mrs. S. HI. Templeman, Secretary. @Ivcry sufferer from stomach trou )le, gas, becigsu stoniach, nerv musness, .dizziness and -biliousness, ihould -get a box of Mi-0-Na stomach. ablets today and start a treatment. luaranteed by Laurens -Drug Co. To-Cure a Cold in One Day r'ake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) It stops the Cough end Headache end works Qff the Gold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c, THIN, FLAT HAIR GROWS. L0NG, THICK : AND ABUNDANT ;' "DandeiIne" .O9 s~t a only 35 cents a b1tt. One application dnda all " djandruir, stops itching mind falling ~hair, ad in a few ivoments, you have doubled the beauty of .your hair. Itllapear a bnase, so ousruand easy to do up. Sut 'whlat 19111 please you most' wll~ bo after a:4ow weeks use, when yor ,see usw hair yes-but really new halr growlng ajl. oyer ~the scalp. "Adeflite" is 'tbo th 1 iaid~ what fresh showers of yailg a d sunshine are to tVgeaion. It goe right to the roots, Card to City Voters To the Voters of Laurens City: I feel deeply grateful to those of you -who nominated ir.e 1:tst w'cek as a candidate for .Mayor and to otler. Wito encouraged me to enter the rate. And while it is hard for me to refuse the Solicitations of mlly frien(. in thhI matter, still I feel it my il's-t duty tc the voters of he co:nty wbo eleced Ime to the House of Representatives, We are in the midst of a )usy session nlid I am1 trying to .3 rve the best in terests of the ent'-e county, Which I colid not well do if I were to become in active candidate for Mayor. Thank lng you again most heartedly for the renewc( exI)ression of your confidence I beg to decline for the reasons stated %bove. C. M. BABB. GOOD HEMIH Of CHII.DREN FROM RICH BLOOD Iiealth, Strength and Vigor Built Up by Gude's Pepto-Mangaun. You see one child strong and robust; nIother child pale and thin. One cats practically the same foods an( takes he same exercise as the other. What Is the (difference? Nearly always it's L difference in tile quality of the blood. 'he strong child has rii, red blood In( plenty of it. You love to see him at so heartily. It your child Is thin ind weak, give him Gude's Peito %langan to build up the bloo(d and see he dIfference between a sickly. un ialpy childhood and a bouncin.g, icaltly childhood. Get Gude's Pepto-Mangan at your -luggist's in liquid or tablet form. Be tre it's the genuine. Advertisement. ONLY A Great Not Too Late Wor Sale Closes See Th For this 10-Piec Finished a beautifu China Cabinet, 38-inch all for $149.00. Ilt 9 t 10-Piece Willian Complets witkh 60-ir inch Server and 6 genulb You will do y< fail to buy wli S. M..&.I FERTILIZER We wish to announce that we are now handling the products of the Georgia Chemical Works Full Line of Fertilizer Kept On Hand. Also See Us For NITRATE OF SODA H* L. Roper & Co. FEW DAYS LEFT OF THE Furniture Sale for You to Take Advantage of the derful Values We Offer. Saturday, February 28th. ese Closing Week Specials $149.00 e Queen Anne Mahogany Dining Room Suite. I brown and has 60-inch Buffet, 54-inch Table, 45-inch server and 6 genuine Spanish. Leather slip seat Chairs, 1, 4 1 $128.00 kand Mary Walnut Finish Dining Room Suite. ici Buffet, 54-inch Table, 44-inch China Cabinet, 40 i Spanish Leather slip seat Chairs, all for $128. 00. >ur -pocket book a great injustice if you ile you can get such values as we offer. . H. WILKES & CO. Laurens, S. C.