Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sure is. Stro Exactly the right strength for perfect results-always un iform., Just a little Always does your work. demand the Send for helpful good old booklet-free. reliable FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 26th day of May, 1922, I will render a final ac count of my acts and doings as Ad ministrator of the estate of DeArcy B. Swygert, deceased, in the office of the Judge of >Probate of Laurens coun ty, at 11 o'clock a. in. and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Administrator. Any person indebted to said estate Is notified and required to make pay ment on that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. -DROOKS SWYGERT, Administrator. AprIl 26, 1922- 41-5t-A W. S. M. Says: "As a salesman I'm a good bricklayer. It isn't hot air that sells battcries. It's honest to-john performance on your car. That's why I'm sure the Willard Threaded Rubber Bat tery is the battery for you. Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation lasts as long as the plates and doesn't have to be replaced." -Willard Service Man When you come in and say, "Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation" you are p:-cnouncing the magic words that banish battery troubles. Let us show you. Laurens Storage Battery Co. W. Laurens.St. Phone 446 eatecae~ient~eeeWillard 'Threaded 5tubber Dpttery, * * DIALS NEWS * * * * * * * * e * e * * * 4 Dials, May 16.-The spring rally of the Woman's Missionary society for Greenville distriect was held at this place on Saturday, May 6th. The meeting 'proved a very inspiring one, Both'Mrs. :Bourne of Greenwood and Mrs. Charles of Connestee were pres ent and gave detailed and interesting Vcounts of the work being done by .the different societies of the district. Twenty-one delegates from the adult and young peosple's societies anawered to roll call and 'gave reports which show that the 'W. M. .S. of the ulper South Carolina Conference is doing a wonderful work. Many visitors were also 'present. The day was an ideal one with just a hint of summer 'wafted on the Perfume of tihe flower-laden air, making the picnic dinner served on a long table under the spreading trees one of added enjoyment. The "bill of fare" included all manner of good things, even to ice tea ad hot coffee. At 4 o'clock the meeting came to a close with the understanding that tie fall meeting would be at 'E4asley. aliss Emma Harris has returned from a 'brief visit with relatives in Laurens. Miss Mattio Simmons, and Mrs, Geoffreys of Greenville motored tihrough and spent the week-end witl Mrs. H. Y. Simmons and family. Miss 'Dewey Armstrong 'had as hei attrartive week-end guest Miss rJen nie .Watkins, of Greenville. 'Dr. Marvin Harris, of Greenwood, is on a visit of a few days with his par onts, 5Mr. and sirs. D. D. 'Harris. Mr. and -Mrs. J. T. Gillespie, of the "mountain city" returned to their home Monday after enjoying the 'week end ,with their mother, Mrs. Mary Cur ry. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Phillitps, of Salu da, 'N. C., were the welcome guests of home folks here' during the week-end, Prof. U. F. Brooks returned to Green ville Monday, having spent the week end with relatives here and in Gray Court. Miss iLIly Thomason spent Friday and Saturday in Laurens attending the teachers examination. The quarterly meeting for this cir cult convened at Dials Saturday, May 13th. Presiding Elder James Stead man, of Greenville, was present and il ached a glowing sermon that pi ved an inspiration to all. A splendid picnic dinner was served on the grounds. The financial report was exceeding ly good -showing that the charge is growing. On Sunday morning at. 11 o'clock the congregation again had the privi lege of hearing IMr. Steadman. His discourse was timely and an eloquent tribute to "mother" and the home. Notwithstanding its being Mother's Day and not detracting one iota from the mother-love which the day commem orated, Mr. 'Steadman yet paid a glow. ing tribute to '1ad" the unsung hero. Mr. Tillman fBolt, of Hickory Tav ern, stoent the 'week-end in our midst being the guest of 'his uncle, D. D. Brownlee. The sohool at this place completed a -most successful term Friday. The teachers and pupils enjoyed a picnic at the shoals. 'A delightful picnlic lunch with iced drinks were served wvhile swimming was enjoyed by thosc wvho felt inclined. The school this session 'has proven a. banner one, under the tutelage of Miss CecI Owings and Mrs. Cleon (Wil. lis (nee Alva I2toddar'd). The school has cotinued- to growv and accomplish worth-nwhile things. That the pulpils appreciated the efforts of their teach~ or was shown by the nice gift present. ed to 'Miss Owings .by the pupils or her r'oom.* A number of 'prizes were given. Miss Flora Graydon received the handsome medal, and 'Miss Nell Harris came next with highest average and was proe sented with a splendid prize. Leitha Graydonl, Mary A'bercrombie and Helen Harris also received prizes. The many friends of Mrs. J. Alvin Curry are -prevaling on her to maks the race for a seat in the general as senmbly. ~Withi the entrance of ,woen into politics there Is no doubt 'but there is a trend toward usplift, an placing politics on a higher plane thar it has 'heretofore enjoyed. Mrs; Cur my is an efficient educator, well verses in the needs of the .lieople, and if sh 'will only enter -the' race it will t'ake no ,political profilet .tb predict an over whelming victory for her. e * 0 e e- e * e * * * * 4 ** eI *' * *k *' - * * * * * D iddles old Field, May 15.-The p00 pie of this community 'were saddene4 'when they heard of Mrs. Willie Fow Ier's'sudde4i death. 'Mrs. Fow.ler' hai pover lived in this immediate vicin'i-t) 'but *b& was well' lcdown~ by all' thi jople - hd we sinces'ely sympathis with 'her loved ones in their sad be reavemenet. l. n'i&M's. Ttfymond Cooper, als $rd. Milini4 I~4od0 n td daisglte Margaret, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rhodes. Mr. N. D. Garrett and daughter, Ida Dee, spent Friday night at the Watts Mills with .Mr. and 'Mrs. L. E. Riddle. Mrs. :W. P. Langston, of Greenville visited her sister, Mrs. IDixon 'Putnam, recently. Miss Blanche Cox was the guest of Mliss Irene Owens 'Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garrett vis-. ited Mr. Garrett's father recently. (Mrs. E. *H. Garrett's mother, Mrs. .lary Donnan is visiting her this week. Miss Mae and Mr. John Ellis Riddle were guests of their brother, Mr. Wil lie 'Riddle, Saturday night. Master Charlie Garrett has returned home after spending a -week with rel atives at Watts Mills. .Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Cooper were the .spend-the-day guests of Mr. Cooper's father Sunday. The Adi Bee-E Op An Educati Find the Ob AS First Prize . Second Prize Third Prize. Fourth Prize Fifth Prize. Sixth Prize. RULES C 1. Contest closes June 20, 1 on or 'before that day, though ii Advertiser ofice on that day. '2. Contest is open to everyl of 'Laurens county. Employees with the'Advertiser however a 8. Answers should be writte your name and address .pili write of anything else, use a 4. Only EKnglish words founm lete and foreign meaning 'wori 5. The same object can be elude however the naming of object. 6.0 Only such conmpound wor and in the dictionary are giver ated words and words that app' not to be considered. 7. The word may be given: the one is used the other cann Address A Notice of Sale In Bankruptcy Pursuant to order of Hon. 1,. M. Blythe, 'Referee in Bankruptcy in the matter of..Rasor & Co., Bankrupts, I will sell at public auction to the high est bidder for cash, at Cross 11111, Lau rens County, S. C., at the store occu Pied by the. said Rasor & Co., on the 25th day of May, 1922, commencing at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, and accounts, mortgages, bills recely able and other evidences of indebtea ness of the said 'Rasor & Co. The nier chandise'will be sold in lots, and then as a whole. The following is the in ventory value of the store: Shoes, $1,603.35; dry goods, $722.56; iotions, $820.05; hats and caps, $107.76; jewelry and Victrola and jewelry show case $169.12; groceries, $814.55; haru ware, $62.115; total amount, $4,299.5-1. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists refund monoy If PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding P~les. Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get restful sleep after drst application. o rertiser's Li ve Pi( en to All Our Reade onal Test Wort jects in This Picture - *-7 r co NT FCNE )2,ad l nwesms bem.e y t h h afyu it.I o epara-tesheet ofpaer 4,ntedc~inr a e sd oo /s w int'ecutd nae bu ne.T C onTpe *n bec whc is a ar of 0nte - d* 'wic by lon usg hv become, ot2 anble. ses utbemie 1dy wepte t live r tiser The Trustee reserves the right to re je'e bids, bids accepted will be subject to confirmation by the Referee or court. The successful bidder will be required to pay to the Trustee 10 per cent of the amount of his bid, to be re turned in the event the sale is not con firmed, and to .be applied to the ipur NOW IS THE T We have taken the agei ty for the Wadsworth formerly handled by T. An Old EstaL Call on us for prices. HUNTER B test Word :ture P r---Liberal Cash Pri iy of Anyone's I Beginning With the 4 f4 A CA answerrP.. s . . . . 2.50 1 ._ . . . .50 1 8. Th firs priz willbeoawre wer has elriestf and n ear'r pictur w eic bein with theiet into consid eraton busee'ntes the peling o tat n mite al 9 . Onl on $3.00 $1l5eaare 1. The judg res will be thrdel muictr hichgionin with ete nearct orre etc. Neatness rsc an ta temin so thaen judgstawillfn hod rto a ny grubytieo theirdeison 1ed in heansweing of this pze.int fort avinorrcod.nemaion wit 1i eed o te itnessttlo for a tas foriin u each icorrect word argno against. 12. If tw'o contestants tio for first es will be divided between the two pr< The next'highest will receive the thir< first place, the first, second and third the three in same manner, etc., etc. Printing Company. Lau ,hase price in the event the sale is Donflirmed, and to be forteited in the avent the purchaser falls to comply with his bid. On failure of the por ahaser to comply with his hid the pro p)ortv will be re-sold at his risk. J. 11. NANCE, 1--2t Trustee. IME TO PAINT icy for Laurens Coun -Howland Co. Paint, R. Pitts. lished Paint ROTHERS Contest uzzle izes 3est Efforts Letter "B" i ed9 E EL o ia n 1922. one If two subl- year's su-b ion IS scription is a with sent in with iswer. the answer. .00 $25.00 .00 18.00 .00 10.00 .00 5.00 00 2.50 00 2.00 to the contestant whose an oct list of objects found in the '13", second~ prize to the next >enmnanship wvill not be taken tant should be careful albout be made, o members of the same house mily who may have co-operat known citizens of this com. to Advertiser and will be se c. The award of iprizes as do ml and each contestant agrees a judges will allow one point incorrect words 'will be grant ssible legitimate difference of ye that number will count one >lace the first and second ,priz-. > rata according to their class. I prize, etc. If three tie for the prizes .will )e divided between rena, S. C.