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1785 1922 COLE1GE OF THAIMESTON Four-year courses read to the A. B. and B S. degrees. A three-year course leads to the de gree of B. S. with Medicine. The tWo year pre-medical course is a apecial feature. A cournC. Is Commerce and Business Administration of superior excellence will be Introduced in the fall. Open to men and women. Expeses moderate. For tei'ns, cat alogue, and illustrated folder, address Hlarrisont Randolph, President. 49-3t To Stop a Cough QUIck take HAYES' HEALING HONEY a cough medicine which stops the cougl by healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S 0-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Group is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. The healing effect of Hayes' Healing Honey In aie the throat combined with the healing effect of Grove's 0-Pon-Trato Salve through the pores of the skin soon stops a cough. coth remdies ar ecked in one carton and the cost of the comubined treatment Is 33o. Just ask your druggist for HAYES' HEALING HONEY. FINAL SETTLEMENT Tak'ne notice that on the 23rd day of July, 19122 we will render a flnal ac elount of our acts and doings as Execu tors of the estate of Chesley Finley dec(ased, in the ofllce of the Judge of Probate of Laurens county, at 11 o'clock, a. mi., and on the samiie ay will apply for a final discharge from our truist aq Executors. Any person indebted to said estate its notified and required to mako pay ment on that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will presAnCt them on or before said date, duly proven or -be forever barred. GEORG 0 FINljEY, SAM M IL.S, Executors. June 22, 1922. 49-5t-A 66 Cures Malaria, Chills, Fever, 6 llious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe. Mail Ord( For the convenience patrons we have i Order Service. Or the store will be shipped promptly. We are no further mail box. Send us Putnam'sI Laure Old TiresM New Tir When you fhave the it treathd without de if you wait it becom If your tire has an ai it to us at once? It, I: worse, if y'ou do not vulcanize any type work is guaranteed. Pay Us a'Visit atd L to Preserve OLEMSON C0LUEOE Scholarship Examinations for Laurens County. IDxaminations to f11 two vacant four-year scholarships and one vacant one-year scholarship will be held at the county seat on 'Friday, July 14th beginning at 9 A. M. under the super vision of the county superintendent of education. 1. Four-Year Scholarship. Open to students desiring to .pursue agricul ture or textile engineering. Subjects for examination: EDnglish, including grammar, literature, composition and rhetoric; Algebra, including quadratic equations; American and European History; and spractical agriculture. Age requirement-16 years or over at the time of entrance. .Winners of scholarships must be prepared to ,meet also the require ments for admission of the Association of Colleges of South Carolina. The examinations may be taken for entrance credits by those not applying for a scholarship. The value of each scholarship is $100 per session and free tuition of $40. Membershi in the Roserve Oficers' Training Corps--R. 0. T. C.-is also equivalent In money to a scholarship during the last two years in college. 2. One-Year -Short Course Scholar ship. Open to students 18 years of age or over desiring to purs-ue the One-Yea, Course in Agriculture. Com mon school education sumcient. 3. No previous application to the college necessary to stand scholar ship examinations. For catalogue, application blanks, and other information write to The Regist-rar. Clemson College, S. . 50-2t University of South Carolina ENTRANGU EXAMINATIONM Entrance examinations to the Uni versity of South Carolla will be held by the County Superintendent of Edu cation at the County Court Ilouse Frl day, July 14, 1922, at 9 a. in. The University offers varied cours es of study in science, literature, his tory, law and business. The expens es are moderate and many opportuni ties for self-support are afforded. Scholarships are available. For full particulars write to President W. S. Currell, University of South Carolina. Columbia, S. C. SNow !r Service of our out of town naugurated a Mail ders for anything in carefully filled and than your nCarCst your orders. )rug Store p1s, S. C. ade New es For Sale toothache you have lay. You know that es worse and worse. hnent why not bring ike your tooth, grows have it fixed. We, of tire and all our et Us Show You How Your Tiees canizingePlant * * 4' * * * * * * * * * *' * ** * DIALS NEWS * * * * * *2 * * * * * * * * * * * Dials, July 2.--"Pinewood Lake," owned and managed -by that genial and hospitable gentleman, :Mr. Floyd Curry, is proving an ideal place for outings, and hardly a day passes but what some congenial picnic party of the neighborhood gathers for an hour or so of pleasure, and none proved more enjoyable than that of Wednes day afternoon, June 21st, when the members of -11pworth League assem bled for an afternooi :picnic. Swim ming was enjoyed by many, while oth ers were content to stroll among the pines, or else seated on the rustic seats scattered here and there, en joyed 'progressive conversation. At 6:30 stupper was spread, and ev cryone was invited to gather round the "festive board" and partake of the many dainties. A number of visitors from Gray Court and 'Shiloh leagues were present and added greatly to the festivities of the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gillespie and clil dren, of Greenville, spent last week end with Mrs. Mary Curry. Mrs. H. Y. Simons was the guest of her daughter, Miss Mattle Simmons, last week at the home of Mr. and "Mrs. 1'. 0. Jefford, of Greenville. Dr. Marvin Harris has returned to Greenwood after enjoying a brief visit with homefolks here. Little Miss Eleanor Boyd, of Green wood, is the attractive guest of her cousin, Helen Harris. Mrs. Laura Babb an. Mrs. 13. A. Sul livan, of -Laurens, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Brooks. Mlissqp Emma Harris and Sall -Brownlee have been appointed dele gates to represent Dials League at the lyiiworth League convention which convenes at Lake Junaluska, N. C. The registration so far at this pre cinct is very light, the books however, will -be open until July 25th, .but all citizens who desire to vote at the com ing primary are urged to register now and not wait until the rush of the last few (lays, Especially are the la dies urged to enroll early, as iprocras tlnation is a thief that oftimps is the cause of one not accomplishing that which one fully intentled doing. Moral: Never put of doing tomorrow what should be done today. The lawn fete staged by the tElp worth League of this place on the school house linan last Saturday even ing proved a joyous affair. The lawn was brightly gay in mainy colored lights, cozy seattu were placed every where, while progressive conversation was enjoyed throughout the ovening. Ice cream, cake and sandwiches Were sold by a bevy of charming girls, and a neat little sum was added to the league's treasury. -Miss Jenaio 1. Watkins, of Green Illle .was In our nlidst 'Sunday after noon.-. Mr's. Fetus Curry and Mrs. WillIe Harris lbavo Wednesday for Newberry, where~ they will be In attendance at the Woman's Missionary meeting which convenes in that city, Mr'. Tiliman B~olt, of Hickory' Tav erni was the wek-end guest of rein tives here. Mr. J. M. Holt andl daughter, Mrs. IdeC Gireath returned to their homes in Greenville Monday, after enjoying a brief vIsit with Mr. W. 'C. Browniee and family. Mirs. Alec McCall and Mr. Trownes Curry hiad the misfortune to lose twvo very fine cows b~y lightning during the sever'e electrical storm which passed over this section last Thursday after noon. The pr~otracted meeting for Dials will begin on the fourth Sunday in .July. The R1ev. DavId Morris, of North Carolina, willl have charge of the ser-. vices. It ;will be rememblered that Mr. Mforrns was associated last year wIth thle pastor, Mir.- Watson, during the revivals at Gray Court and Dials, and dluring that time 'ie made many friends throughout this sect Ion, all of whom wvili 'lhe gladh to wvelcu me him back and are on the "qjul 1 1" to hrar him again, nir Mr. Mlorris is a !lphlit orator of far-reaching ability. FiND) LARGEST STILL Ofileers iDestroy Elaborato Outtit in ' eenville County. Greenville, June 20.--The largest andl niost complete distilling plant ev.. or seen by the raiding officers wvas tak en and destroyed Tuesdeo, night by a group of federal prohibiten ofilers op erating out of Greenf~ille near the boundary line of tEdgeflold and Mc Cor'mick co~ftiis. -K The outflt Wvos too large to ,be do stroyed with axes in the regular fash Ion and two sticks of dynamite wvere set off under the apparattis, blowing it to -bits. The fiant consisted of a large brick furnace ubasee, over twhich was steel riv~ted boiler having a capacity of about 400 gallon0.- Two cooper con ddnsing o0ttil4s w'Oro connected: with te bloiei ch having 'a caphoity of 0' Ballons *1ite thousand gallons of ee weto v9014'ed out by tihe ofl1 0,AiB\W fo SAY SMITH, HAVE Y CURED YOUR WIFE ( SPENDIN(3 .HER TIMI CHASING OUT- OF-TC BARGAINS Y.T1 CHEAP BARGA The cheapness of an article do( what you get for your money4 Here bearingi non-skid truth; "It pays to b, your time and money, besides negle, Bargains.." MORAL-Cheaply bou'ght, dear i1 S. M. & E. H1. Wilkies ye & Compa1.-ny Hrouso Furnishers Dry Goods, S Farniture, SItovos, Chinaware, Ready Tiniwaro PYU EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME PYU M-inter Compj)any La-urens Cash ~~1. DIatmn StoroU 6tr DR IODCLTIG 'Wilr a SHOE, MILINRY are/ RodThedvertsrapne Kof anaricrla ad yUr tihte anHoey, s ngl Wel Clnady Co. eP Tos BiSors Exchaosr DuryGoos, Stolot hin whoe, LA REaS' ~VERYIIINGFOR .E WA TU J. . 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