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.NOTICE #W4 Iti'iUS'I'JWIN State of .Sotl 'Untleioina, Laurens 'County. Notice iv .hereby given 11rit books of -*legistrak11 for the IreIstration of clectors for the special .bond elections to be held on Tuesjday, July 25th, 1922, 1 oil the (testions 'or issutig $65,000 of t COUpon bonds of the City of Laurens for water works iIprovement and ex tension, and $65,000 of. .bonds of the J City( of. J'aurens for the purpose of t lunding or extending time of payment .1 of outstanding Indebtetiness, and $40, t000:jf bonds of the City of -Laurens for street imprOvenient in the City of Lau rens -will be -closed at 12 o'clock noon E on Frilay the 14th day of July, 1922. The said books are open at the of .ico'of the undersigned, at Laurens, S. C. The production of a cerflIcate of registration from the board of regis 'tl'ation of the-.Comnty entitling the ap .plicant to vote in a polling iprecinct within the corporate limits of the City 'of Laurens is a condition prerequisite to obtaining a certificate of registra tion for the said special bond elections - and the applicant must be a. citizen -of, this State and 'of the United States, twenty-one years of age, or more, a resident of the State two years or more, a resident of the County for one year and a resident of the City for four months or more, and must have paid all taxes assessed against him due and collectble for the fiscal year 1921. R. E. ABB, Supervisor of 'Registration. June 26th,*1922. :'50-3t NOTICE OF ELECTION State of Southli Carolina, Lauren-.. Count y. Notice of special election on the (iueation of issuing coupon bonds of ine City of Laurens in the snm of $65,000 i'or Extension1 and ImprluIove nient of t*he 'Water \Vorks System of (aid city. Whereas, a written 'Ietition of a ma jority of the freeholders of said City of La:iurens, as appears from the tax books of s:id City has been filed with the City Council of the City of Lau rens, asking that an election be heh-W in said City of Laurens at which shall be sulbiitted to the qualified electors of said City of Laurens the question of issuing eoupon bonds of the City of Laurens in the sum of $65,000 'pay .able within forty (40) years from the date of issue and 'bearing a rate of in a rest not exceeding 6 per, cent : per annum for the purpose of water works extension and improvement of the wa ter works system of said City, and Whereas, the said Council of the City of -Laurens has duly considered said petition and canvassed thp same . and found it to be in proper form and signed by the required nu.nier of . free.olders as -prescribed by the Con rstitution and Stiatute laws of, t.he. State .of South Carolina, made and provided in such cases, and upon consideration thereof, has adopted an Ordinance and Resolution dated the 26th day of June, 3922, that the turayer of the Petition rbe granted and that the question of issu ing said bonds -be submitted to the qualified registered electors of saidl .City of Laurens at a special election .to be held in and fo' the said C'ity of . Laurens on the 25th lay of July, 1922. Now, therefore notice is hereby giv en that' a special. electionl will .be held .in the City of Laurens, on Tuesday, the 25th day of July, 1922, upon the .question of issuing bonds of the City of Lattrens in the sum 'of $65,000 to he paya'ble within 'forty years from date of issue and to bear interest at not exceeding 6 -per cent per annum for -tile purpose of the extension and im provenent of the water tworks sys tem of the City of Laurens. At said election the said -polls wvill be opened at} o'clock in the forenoon and closed qat :4 o'clock in tile afternoon. Only qu~alified Iregistered electors of the City sof.'Lanrens shall .be entitled tof vote at saidl election. The ballots shall have .printed upon them the 'question to be sunhmitted andl the words "yes" an-d *'no" and tile elector favoring ' the I .issue of said 'bonds shall vote a 'ballot 1 containing the word "yes" and tile elector sc'oosed to the issue of said bonds shall vote a ballot containing :the 'wordi "no", The said election shall I be hel at the places and by tile per esons 'who have 'been appointed man- , agek to cond'uct tile same at each 'ipre 'cinct, 'as follows, to wit: ~ 'Iqor 'Ward 'One--Voting 'place at City t "ClezlC's oflice. Managers: J. F. Bolt,c J. '16. 'Tollison and J. D. 'Watts. F"or 1Ward Two--Vgting place gat 'Switzei's 'Store. 4 Managers: 'Jeff D. Sexton, Mi. II'. Cunninghant, Carl- Roper. For Ward Three-Voting place at j 'Laurons Cotton :Mill Store. Managers: Jim 'Lewlia, =Walt. Hellams, Horace Teague. t For 'Wacid 'Four-Voting .place at Davis-Hloper Company store. Mian- g aigors: J. C. Weaon, Jrno. W. Fowler, John #wuz~er. For 'Ward Fi've--Voting pulace at Jones-'Paylor HaIrdwvare store. Man- T agere: T. -P. Kendriek, RI F. Jones, ( Roy B. Owings. For 'Ward Six-Voting 'place at James W. Dunklin's residence. ;Man- ~ aigors: EF.. W. 'Machen, James Clardv, I T. 'Mac 'Roper. At the close of thle election the man ag6rs will ascertain the result and re turn the same -to tile City Council of ~ the City of .Laurons its 'required by ( law. By order' of the said Council of the City oL Laurens this f~ilc 263th of .Juni, 1922. W. H. DIA L, Atteftt: ' . " Mayor. Clay Clerk sand Treas. - 60'-4t f U A TQNIQ Grove's Tasteless chill Tonie restere Eatergy and Vitality by Putifying~ an4, Enrichlihg the Blood. When yew dit its.~ strengthening, invigorttng effect, hoiw it'brings colo' /to the; f hek0 ~hpa kn Iprove. the appetio y'ou *1ll then aipfVcoate It. (rne ton ,.iv~o c Grove's TastonchpII Ttlo indlyjI D ife and'Qulhhe suasn din syrup. So ~ -pieasant evern dbil rzflike it. The blood nten QU1N1INE to Pify It and IRON~ to ~picIt. Iestroysea igrm n _y i@8i'zt nn lvhtew 'LIAMSON W0LLEGE * TO BORROW302 oaloratory 111141 Itandlo Staton Are G umson01 College, Jul1y 7...-2rT rfegul ftr .Jtly meeting of the board of trus 0es of Clemson college, wjh is the budget" meeting of the board, has ust -Concluded -hlere afe cCdea loh of the v'arious matters regarding linaices -and aipropriatiolls for the Iscal year beginning July 1, 1922. ' Phe action of the-board included be ides appropri-ations plans for equip-V )ing a first rate civil en-gineer labora ory, a radio station, two new post-. ions in extension work and one fi mgineering, the creation of a division )f markets and v-arious minor mat ers. * At the outset of its consideration of Iscal matters the board -was confront kd with the fact that the fertilizer tag ax is the lowest 'in 18 years; namely, 126,118.07, the nwxt lowest having )eCn in 1914-1915, when the tats was 155,859.76. In lew of this fact the rustees will have to take advantage, unouiices President Riggs, of the aul hority granted by the last legislature .o borroW money for the fiscal year ow beginning. The 'board gave considera'ble atten ion to the matter of providing for qIipping the civil engineering labora ory. To this end, a now position, that )f associate professor of clvil engi ieering, was created, this position to >c filled by a sCeelalist who will have !harge of the civil engineering labora .ory, which hopes to do much of the esting for the state highway conmmis ;ion. The college expects with these ncr'hsed facilities to give as soon as ractlicable the degree of civil engi ieering. The plans already made looking to ward the establishment of a radio out It at Clemson were approved by the )oard, provision having -been made for i radio station on a much larger- scale I huni that at first planned. The station m.ill serve the entire state and will be f particular use -in connection -with igricultural matters. To meet the new needs in certain ines of extension work brought about )y changes in agricultural conditions, Irovision was made for two new spe 3Ialists in the extension service, one o be know-n as specialist in tobacco 1rowing and handling, and the other is specialist in i!eanuts, soy beans and ,owpeas. The request of Prof. L. A. Soase, issistant professor of English, for a fear's leave of absence was granted in i )rder that Professor Sease might ac ept the position of teacher and su iervisor of academic work of the fed %ral 'board students now. being trained it Clemson college. iDr. W. 'H. 'Mills, who for the past rear has been in charge of federal rocation training work, in addition to its Work as professor of rural so .iology, has g4ven up the vocational raining work and will become instead ipecialist in rural credits in coopmera- I ion with the United States de)art- 4 nent of agriculture bureau of farm < tconomdecs and f'arm management, lie vill retain his college wvork as pro- 11 'essor' of rural sociology. .A new divisioni in the .agricultural I klepartment was created, to .be know~n ts the division of markets, and 'F. L. larkey, now extension specialist In I narketinag, was elected chief of the livision, the creation of wvhich enables 1 he college better to carry out tihe pro- I 'Ision of the act of the 1921 legisla- I ure establishing grades andl standards or certa'in truck crops and placing he responsibility of the enforcement if these up~n Clemson college, The study of the English Bible was ntroduced into the curriculum as an ptionai cultural subject, This sub Oct wIll be taught 'by ',r .W. H. Mills. In order to .maintain excellence in be college bant, .the -board authorized be oppiointment ,pf a -band leader to lye regular inatr~uctions to tihe meml Msehnbers of the bhoard pre'senat at the meeting wer'e M. 'L. Donaldson, of Ireenville, J. 10]. Wannamnaker, of St. I'atthews, W. W. Bnadley of Abboville, t. I. Manning of Celumbia, A. F. 'ever of Columbia, RI. II. TIimmermnan f Batesburg, IH. C. Tilima of Green roo'i, 'W. D. Barnett of Columbia, 'I. I. Mauldin of Columbia and Ri. M. 0o1)er, J-r., of -Kisacky. Card of Thanks -We wish 'to thank our friends for lie many kindnesser, shown our dear fary through hier IOnir rlnesa; also at' the letters of symp~athy veceived 'bf a since her death. May God's rich at 'blessings rdat. upon each and ev ry one. Mr. and Mrs. Toy A. Drummonid and, mi~fly. ~ou Guard Agattast Burglar5, But . What Al at Rlats? I ats stettl.rnillio s of dolare' 'worth f grin, bic s'egg,etc. Destroy ropdrty, and . ~menAN~tch llth, l' you are troubleid Ith rats, try Ih'!T 'MP. It will sur ly kill tihem-pre ent Odors. Ots )'dogs won't touch .Ooines in catos 'Three BWSil, Soc, 50,. '$1.?,c dold gnd gtlaranteed 'by I. Zennedy & Son, Laurens 'Hard araWCo., 'ttin' Drug Stoi'e, ** * * * * * * * * * * * NARNIE NE4VS * * * * * * *i * *~ * * * *< Narnie, July 9.--The ladies of the Linral Improvement Association met at larksdale-Narnie schoolhouse Friday, f'ternoonl at 3 o'clock. A very inter sting -progran was carried out by he 1 idles, after which there was a special ailk by Miss Hate Wofford of Laurens, hich was very much enjoyed by all resent. -We were also glad to have vithi us Miss Sallie Gossett, the coun y nurse, and we truly'hope it won't be ong before we can have these good adies .bagik with us. After all the busi kess was attended to, Misses .M1ildred 3ur-ton and El3thel 'Bolt served ]iced tea md crackers. Mrs. Annioj)rummuond, of Lanford, pent Friday with her sister, Mrs. W. a. 'Reid. 'Miss Nell -'urts .s spending the week n1 Greenville visit.ing relatives and riends. Miss Maud Madden retamiud home 4unday after spending the week with ler sister, Mrs. 'R. S. Maybin, of Ware 3hoals. 'Miss Virginia Culberton, -of INkom, s spending the week with-her grand iather, Mlr. T. Ii. Bur-ts. Mrs. T. A. Willis, of Gray Court, ;pent last week with hoer iparents, Mr. ind -Mrs. Austin Brarnlett. M-. and Ars. W. M. IMyers and little ;on, Ralph, spent the week-end in 3partanburg visiting relatives. Mrs. Troy Owings and little son. Walter, spent the Fourth with her nother, Mrs. W. L. AWatson, of Wood ulff. Miss Sara Burts spent last week with her sister, 'Mrs. Lou Mobley, of :reenville. 'There was a moonlight picnic given )y MIss iRemell Reid Thursday night in honor of her cousin, :Miss Bell Pat-. erson, of Lanford. After hours of )rog:ressive talking iced tea and rackers were served 'by Mrs. Reid. 'hose enjoying this ddl.ightful occa ion were Misses Louisc -Hunter, Alat .ic Lou DeShields and .Nessrs. Leroy lamage, Tom Burts, J. 3.- iDeShiolds, W. M. Myers, Jr., Edd :and Luther 3ranilett, Charlie Knig'ht and Carlton )hek. Master !Narvin Owings, of Shiloh ipent the week-end with :Master Her nan Owings. Miss Mary Wade, of Norfolk, Va., is ipending the week with'her aunt, Mrs. A'. L. Sanders. Miss Mildred Burtqn spent Friday light with Miss I'thel Bolt. Rev. S. -i. Templeman,-pastor of the PIrst Baitist church, Laurens, deliv red an 3Xecellen4 sermon at Narnie -hurch Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Are all truly hope we can soon get 3rother Templemnan baek 'with us. tMr. and Mrs. Dan Craddock and :hildren, of Fomitain Inn, spent Sun lay with \Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bram ett. fMt. and Mr.s John Knght.and fai ly of the Trinity-Ridge section, spent Wunday afternoon with the latter's par mts, Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. :Craddpck. Miss Nellie Lee 'McDowell and 'Mr. 3rooks Pitts ivent to ride in the aero dlane Sunday afternoon. 'They, ei joyedl t very much. 'Mr. T. H. Hurts and children spent unday with Mr. and Mrs. !Hoamer Cul >Crtson, of Ekom. Mr. and Mrs. WV. L. Reid .and ,daumgh er, Remell, and Miss 'Nell Burts and rother Tomi and Mr. Carltoi .Cheek, lpent Sunday In Gre~enville ,visiting *latives. HUD SA Red It will pay ye Ca' <ADA itato (if South ('arolina, Lau11renls County. Notice of special election on the inest ion of issuing coupon bonds for he city of Laiurensi in t he sum of 00,000 for Street Iimproveient of the ity of Laurens. Whereas, a written petition of a ma iority of the freeholiders of the City Af La-urens as apPears from the tax )Ooks of said City has been filed with :he City Council of the City of Lau rens asking that an election lbe held in said City of Lairens it which shallI )e submitted to the qualified electors :f said City the question of issuing 0loupon bonds of the City of laaurens in the sum1 of $40,000 payable within forty years iroi the (late of issue and to bear a rate of interest not exceed Ing t !per cent per annum for the pur pose of Street Improvement of tle City of Lairens: and Whereas, the City Council of the City of LIaurens has duly considered Said petition and canvassed he same and found it to be in proper form and signed .by the .required niiber of freeholders as prescribed by the Con "tIion and Statute laws of the State of South carolina made and provided in such cases, and upon consideration thereof, has adopted an Ordinance and Resolution dated 26th :of Jilne, 1922, that the prayer of the petition be granted and that the .question of issu ing said bonds be -submitted to the qualified registered electors of said City of Laurens art a special election to be held iII and For ,the said City of Laurens on the 12ith of July, 1922. Now, therefom, -notice is hereby, giv en that a special election will be held in the City of Laurens oin Tuesday. the 25th day of July, 1922, ukion 1!ie ques tion of issuing coupon bonds of the City of Laurens in the sum of $40,000 to be payable within forty years Dtom (late of issue and to 'bear interest at not exceeding 6 per cent per ain'il for the f-urpose of Street Improvemen'. of the City of 'Lairens. Ac said elce. tion the .polls will be Cnpeoned at S o'clock in the forenoon and will be closed at 4 o'clock in ihe afternoon and() only (alified registered electors of'the City of Laurens shall he enti tied to vote at said electIon. The. bal lots shall have printed upo011 them the question , to be subillitted and the words "yes" and "no" and the elee.tor favoring the issue of s-tid h0o Is shall vote fe ballot containing the word "yes" and' the elector oppnosed to the issue of said bonds shall vote the bal lot containing the word "no". 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