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WOOD SEPARATOR STORAGE BATTERY An Underpriced Battery 4 The CW Battery (Wood Separator) has quality plates, selected cedar wood separators. Built right, of all new, high-grade materials. 6-volt Easily the best low. 11-plate priced battery you can $16.15 buylI Sizes to fit A1 car, Other sizes at sl htdy higher Laurens Storage Battery Co. West Laurens St. Phone 440 Representing Willard Batteries (THREADED RUBBER INSULATION) and %r Batteries (WOOD SEPARATORS)' The Only Big Circus Coming to Laurens This Year ALL'CIRCUS PRICES ALL cHILDREN 30c UNDER AGE OF 12 ADULTS 75c (Including War Tax) PRESENTING ON ONE STUPENDOUS PROGRAM AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ALL CIRCUS HISTORY NOT MANY, BUT ALL THE WORLD'S GREATEST ARENIC STARS A - : Ait *caw WILL EXI-OBIT AT LAURENS 2.-PERFORMANCES-2 'FRIDAY OCTOBER 4* * * * * * * * * * 0 * * DIALS NE$WS * e* * * * * * * * 9**. lVials, Oct. 2.-The meetings of the Woman's Missionary society of this place have been marked by much ac tivity during the past month. A b x of supplies has 'been sent to .the N, toy House at Spartanburg. This was followed by an enthusiastic meeting held at the hospitable home of Mrs. Floy(i Curry. On this occaswrn two quilts were finished and later sent to the mission school maintained by the Methodist church at Brevard, N. C. The ladles met early and the day was pleasantly spent in plying the needle, mingle(l with del ighifu l so cial intercourse. At noon Mrs. Curry invited all into .the ining room where the handsomely appointed table fairly groaned with all manner of good things brought In the lunch baskets. In the afternoon M1rs. Festus Curry, in her own inimitalble style, entertain ed all -with some recitations which proved very enjoyable, as was shown by the many encores she received. Those why enjoyed tahe day were Mesdaies: Vestus Curry, States Cur ry, Dob) Gray, Julius Curry, Arthur Curry, Conway Gray, Florence Ropp, Beatrice Gray, Sam Curry, Broadus Gray, John Curry, Willie Harris, Dunk Curry, Jas. Armstrong, Townes Cur ry, MINisses Susan and Lily Thomason, D3ewey Armstrong, Fannie and Sallie Brown.ee, Eimma Harris, Maggie D. Curry, Mrs. Ena Harris and Mrs. Eileen Peden. Dr. John -hiarrison, of Tigersville, and Miss Alaggie -arrison, of Duncan, were visitors of Miss Emma Harris, Friday. 'misses Lilly and Janotte Thomason sent Sunday with friends in Green Ville. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gillespie and children, of Greonville, were the week-end guests of Mr. Willie Harris aniid family. Miss Cecil Owings, of Conestee, spent last week-end wit-h homefolks. Miss Mlattle Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jefford, of Greenville, were the guests last week-end of Mrs. H. Y. Simmons. Wir. Osteen McdCall has gone to \Iullins where he 'has secured a very lucrative position. The first council meeting of the Opworth 'League met with the presi lent, Miss Dewey Armstrong, on Tues lay evening. After the policy had cen decided upon and every detail of he business for the month gone into, he guests were lavited into the din ng room where a delicious ice course~ was served, after Which a delightful nusical and social hour -was spent by ill. The Epworth League gave a public neoting at the church Sunday even ig. The occasion was a de'bate be sween 'Dials League and Greenpond eoague on the ollowing subject: Re iolved that the young people of today tre not less frivolous than they seem. )ials 'uipheid the negative and Green )ond the affirmative, Both sides were Ibly trepresentedl and some spiergdid Irguments were advanced. The de >aters from Green'tond were Misses fettie 'May WillIs, Boulah Knight and dir. ,Meli Willis, .while 'Misses Maggie [I. Curry, Hattie Abercrombie and allie Browniee represented Dials. The iubject was wvell handled and Vroved rery interesting to ethe large audience )resent. However, after due consid >ration the judges decided in favor >f th negative side, The judges were ilr. Lielvin 'Lipes, editor of the Foun ain Inn .Tribune, Rev. Davi'd ,Black well, of Quincy, 'Fla., and Mrs. J. Alvin lurry, of Gray Court. Mir. and Mirs. Henry Cheek, of Bel on, and Mr. 'Luther- Cheek spent the byeek-end wIth air. and Mrs. Zack 3ray. * * * * * * * * * * * * ICKORY TAVFJN? NEWS * 1** * * * e * * * * * * * Hickory Tavern, Oct, 2.-The farm rs of this section are very busy gath ~ring the small amount of cotton that he boll weevils loft for thenm. Quite a number of the Raibun people Ittended the: association at Highland Iome Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. .Abercrombie, pent -last 'week with relatives in Lake jity, and returned home last Wednes ay, Mr. and Mrs. 3. A. Iollams spent sunday Wvith Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sum rel. UMrs. Walker Chestine was laid to 'Qst in the Rabun Creek cemetery last wednesday. Mrs. Florence League spent Satur lay afternoon with -Mrs. J, eM, Sumerel. Miss Carrie Stone left Satur'day for~ ier school in Leo county.. ~Mr.' an'd Mrs. J. M. Sumerel sipent sunday afternoon with Mr. J. R. Hel ams and family. 'Mr. Joe Brownlee spent 'Sunday with M!r. W., B. Bolt. To Cur, a Cold in One Day Ct~d 5~~~vsi ro en~apo.~o " .jA JL*11l, 'it Luj7c The Philosophy of Peggy r -y }]j ?jtUNI[TY LN NEED NO D TO ROUS THEM WHEN C0.0 DMMO2NITY f. will~ PEGGY: BAD COMMUNITY INFLUENCE IS NOT KILLED IN A DAY, BUT WITtd PERZ.EVERANCE ONE SURMOUNT S ALL DIFFICULTIES. BETTER Keep Your Eye on Peggy Laurens Drug Co. Wharton Clothing Co. Davis-Roper Co. Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles, Stationery The Man's Store Department Store . Sttionry I"Laurens Best Store-Quality "The Rexall Store" Cash Clothiers - Suits Me Made it So." S. M. & E. H. Wilkes S M.& E. H:Wilke Hymen Luray Easterby 'Motor Co. .& Company House Furnishers Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Furniture, Stoves, Chinaware, Beady-to-Wear Tinware EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME PAY US A OALL Minter Company Laurens Storage Laurens National Cash Department Store Battery Company B tok Willard Batteries and Service Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, statin 3T. 3. ADAMS, President SHOES, MI.LLINERY Prompt and Courteous Service GEO. H. BLAKELY, Cashier East Laurens Street-Phone 446 YOUR ACCOUNTS SOICITED Advertiser Printing Pw DrgCmay The Princess Theatre Company PoweDrugtCoopan EsNot Only for Amusement But for Printers and Publshers Drugs and Medicines of A Kioters ors Read The Advertiser and KeepP Up With the Home News A THE EST PHOTOPLAYS Wells Clardy Co. Peoples Loan & A. L. Mahaffey Two Big Stores Exchange Bank capital $100,000.00 FIRST CLASS BAKERY Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, LAURENS' OLDEST BANK Notions W. A. WATTS, President Ask or Our Pullman Laf C. W. TUNE, Cashier J. C. Burns & Co. William Solomon L. B. Blackwell Home of Reliable Jeweler RED rON RACKET Solomon says: Printer and Stationer More Goods for Same Money, If better work could lbe done, OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES Same Goods for Less Money Laurens Coca Cola W home Furniture Co Btlinglrd Co. ToNext to Post Office T.orheel ro cer Quench the Thirst With a BottleN io of Delicious coca Cola Furniture, Stoves, Rugs, CrockB Buy it By the Crate ery-Cemplte Home Furnishers Choice Vegetables in Season CARRYTERIA W , Ht HOUGH Jones-Taylor Hardware Co. GROIRM 0;OPTTBST' P ro Hough to See Well" Hardware, Agriculturl Imple Quality High PricesP Low Watches and Jewelry Rpaird monte, Mill SUPlICs, Paintse On the Square Diamonds Remounted 011s, Varnishes, Sporting Goods* South Sile of Square R, -we Willis H. L* Roper & Coo BENCHOFFS Furniture of All Kinds Lumber, Do Sash B 5 & 10 Cemnts Store Musical Instruments we cIan Furnish Your Entire Bil "Buy It in Laurens" for Your Hun & A L.D Mahffe We~nvCapital $100,000.0 FIST SIELASS BA UER