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e e e S * * * * * * * A * * Local ta'd Personal Mention * * ** * * * * * * *~ . * , Mr. Jc. .\lcPherson, of Charlotte, spent Thanksgiving with relatives near' the city. . Miss Lila Poy, of .\onroe, N. C., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. lubert Fan n1Rg. Mr. W. E'. Sbeinn has returned to Augusta, Oa., after a few days' visit to friends i'ear G ray KCourt. Mr. di. W. lolcombe, of Townville, spent a few hours in the city Friday wvith his niece, -Mrs. Carl flrmIlett. Mrs. B. L. Jones returned home Sunday after spending the' Thnksgiv ing holidays in Raleigh, N. C. Mr. J. iM. Wilsgn, of Fayetteville, N. C., spent the week-end with relatives near the city. Robert Aiken returend to, Davidson college 'Monday after a visit of a week to his 'mother, Mrs. 'i. K. Aiken. 'Mrs. (A. H. Sanders and her sons, Haskell, spent Thanksgiving with rel atives in Spartanburg. Mrs. T. I. Swygert, of Columbia and her infant daughter hre the guests of Mr. and Mrs. .Brooks Swygert. Mrs. A, Huff returned Monday after a visit of a week to -her daughter, Mrs. H. 40. Cartledge, in Augusta, Ga. Miss Lillie Miller, who is teaching in the "Laurcns schools, spent the Trhanksgiving holidays in Abbeville, Antrevilleband (t.Ae West. . Martin Teague, who is studying at Davidson 'college, spent Thankigiving with his parents, D and CM'rs. J. H. Teague. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gray, of Gast6nia, and Miss Wil Lou Gray,. of Columbia, 'were the Thanksgiving g ests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gray. Miss Jennie'Wright,' who is a stu dent of Converse, spent Thanksgiving Day with her parents, LN'r. and Mrs. George Wrighit. , Mrs. George Balle, accompanied by :ier dhildren, spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Newberry with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Goggins. Mrs. John Kellett, of Fountain Inn, and Mrs. Alice Sloari, of Anderson, Spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. F. P. McGowan. MNr. George E. Miller, of Hartsville, - is visiting his mother, Mrs. a.\ V. Mil ler. .le is recuperating friom a seri ous illness. CGliss Rebecca Clarke was one of Mr. T. A. Snyder's guests for the Thanhs giving holidays at CamI Way Back, Ceda Mouhtain,'N. C. Mrs. James L. Guthrie, of Atlanta, Ga., -is a viaitor this week al. the home df her, parents, Mr. and ]Irs. 13. B. Goodman, on South Harper street.. MT.. and Mrs. Tom Switzei 'and their daughter, Kath-rinc, of Spritan burg, spent the vee!t-end wito Mrs. C.' R. ,Bishop. Judie R. C. \Vatts returned home Siturday 'atter attending- the .fail ses sion of the Supreme Couirt fn Colum bia. Mrs. John F. Bolt returned home yes terday af tei-, a viist of a''week with Sapt, and Mrs. W. 'R. 'Richey,. Jr., in Knoxville, Tenn. *Mr. W. Ed. Hawkins, of Spartanburg, .formler - milagei' of the Laurebs Mill store, was a visitor In the city yes terday. 's. Austin Perry, of Columbia, has "returned1 home after spending several days with AirfI. J. Fincher Davis near. the city. MissiMargaret Lakey wby,o.is a s'tu' dent at. Coker College, spent .the Thaz'klsgiving holidays with her par Sents, Mr. and Mrs. T. .D. Lake.. RTey, J. 1W. Watts, 'Mr. C. B. B3o,bo and 'Mr. M. J. Owings left Monday to at tend the Baptist Convention vi Roeck IllI. They wvill return on Saturday. Mr. end Mrs. W. -mlH. MoPhail have left for a month's stay in Davenport, Florida,. where air. MePhail has 're chtly purchased 'a large orange grove, 'Mrs. WV. ID. Ferguson and Mrs.4. D. Darlingtopi left Saturday. on a tip to New Yoik and( -will be gone about ten days. -Miss Lois Fuller, who is a student at' Columbia College, sipent the ThaW s givhtng 'holidays at home..wlith' herp ents. 'Miss Annie Stewar't, who is teaching in the . graded school, apent the' Thanksgvings holidaya at her iomid isn thld Sullivan speiAThanks giving a4h~icora ecllege wi 'hef sis ters, i es 1tajnalie and' aifniBullI. mMrs. JP. ge.Nai~r~ r Aikcen,A Jigre tuu'ned lo- heu' hime" after. - l tt the'-Misaqs Ud!land, ... ' - i.L ~'r. an) Mrs.di~dgard 'Mc~rady ,and Slitte 4gighter, of Gl'eenville, spenut Thafiksgfiving with Mrn and Mrs.-'T. 1) JDaringt1. * * ng at .~ icora gollege, In Columbia *w~s at h. e with her parents 'Mr. 'nd Ji'rs. J. J.,Adam~s for the Thaliksgiving' frierid, Jack Folk, spent the Thanks giving holiday5 with his parents; Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Gray. Mrs. Itichard Rodgers, of Roanoke, Va., has been visiting Mrs, Joe ?hirt ney and Miss Rebecca Lake during the Thanksgiving holidays and leaves to day to visit -relatives In Asheville, N. C.* Dr. and Mrs.. Terrell and children, or Canon, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Young and children, a'd Mrs. B. F. Moore, of Anderson, spent Thanksgiving In the city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'Branlett. Mrs. J. S. Bennett attended the dcdi catory exercises of the Fine Arts building at .Greenville last nweek. Three Laurens girls, Missps Plora Bennett, E"ula -Burnt and Mltry Roper, took prominent parts in the exercises. Mrs. Jante Boyd, who has ju'st coin pleted a course of nursing at a hos pital at Chattanooga, Tenn., left Thurs day for Clinton after a visit of sev eral days to 'Mr. and is, y. P, Mc CGowan. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Vincent are spending a short time at the home of Dr. Vincent's father at Estill. . Dr. Vincent has not been in good health for the past few weeks and has been forced to take a rest from his prac tice. Tlis n4any friends hope that he will regain hi's accustomed strength very shortly. ecepltion by Mrs. Gelder alid Mrs. Minter. Conphueerti'ng Mrs. Hugh Sanford, of Mocksville, 'N. C., Mrs. E. P. Minter and Mrs. William Gelder were hostess es at a large and brilliant reception Friday afternoon' at the home of Mrs. Gelder on Main street The house. was beautifully decbrated for the occasion .with ferns' and chrys anthemums,. different colors being us ed in the seleral rooms. In the draw ing>Ioom there was an abundance of pink ch rysanthemumns, the same color note being carried -out In the pink. shaded candles. In the living room, various bokfred autumn flowers were in evidence with red candles. I the dining-room a color scheme of pink and green was carried- out. Greeting the guests at the door was Miss Bessie Sitgreavts and assisting in the hall were 'irs. Eugene Hudgens and Miss Sadie Sullivan. Introducing to the receiving line 'was Mrs. J. H. Teague. The receiving line -was com p6sed of Mrs. Minter, Mrs. Gelder, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. 'Chailes F1'ming, Mrs. Cecil Iopgr, and Mirs. C. T. Squires. Assisting in this room was Mrs. Rice Nickels. Miss i9ssie Todd diraoted the guests to the living-room where 'Mrs. Toth Barksdale was receiving. Showing the 4ay 'to tlie klining-rbom were Mrs. Henry Franks and/'Mrs. 0. T; Latimer. tutting green and pink ice cream and cake at a fbeautifull mppointed table were. Mrs. W. H. 1iil, ap d 04r. Yames Sullivan.- The table was cov ered with a handsome cluny-lace cover and was -graced .with a huge bowl of pink and white chrysanthemums, with ferns forming a tracery oer the ta :be. Palo green shaded candles com pleted ' the effect. Assisting in this room were -Mrs. Athert Dial Mg J, ID. Watts, Mrs. George Wright, 4end Mrs. 4ames iDunklin. A 'bevy of youung gi'rls, Misses iEoise Clardy, Eloise Mil ler, Janie Holmes (Dlavis and Laurn Hludgens, served salted almond and 'pink and yellow mints. At .the igunch b~dwh in the hall Misses Lilla Todd, Martha f narksdale, Haite Gray and Frances 'Davis } dispensed delicious fruit punch. , Over three hundred guests called during the afternoon. -U. D. 0. Meeting The regular monthly meeting .of the Jos. B. K~ershe~w Chapter, U. D. C. ,was held yesterday afternoon at the homne of Mrs. Geo. M. .Wright. The mneeting wvas featured 'by a literary program lead by M~rs. Iti 0. Hiters. Descr'ip tions of, Maryle~nd and Arijansas' were read by .4r. A.1li Mah.gfey and Mrs..] J. H. Tekgue.' A delighetful musical program was rendered lby Mi's. J. H. Boyd, -$is . H. W .Aiket'-and Mrs. W. F. Chanma . ~Mrs.- M1,b.. Repog~4vas eiedted "delegati to thy stati conven tion Netinf'in)Ijreen~odd.uls week. After:.the ragsiar hsindas nyeeting, de licious refreshments were serve1. - M ~n~ of D?. A. R~.: -~The (He*b (14it s cl1 "e A. ~,wi3 meet #1;p#' &nb~ton ad3g:80 o' )k , h o Mfss y biha '-~;-. ..'&rs. .' N-. dIlardy 4E. Deathi $ AufJnfant- - /aterloo, E ~4.. Ist io Jalues Wis tay Dayis, tl~o one year ol1i sof of-Mr. 11 %. died ab ut naeSatudisy and Wad blttred fri t e 'Waterloo edmetery hun4g. Xie funei'ataervice -as jeld Ii(1tt rdtidig~t chitroh. and wad con7j duedNN , * G laley, OsttO, i RENEWEBD TESTIMONY No one in Laurens who suffers back ache, headaches, or distressing urinary ills can afford to ignore this Laurens man's twice-told story. It is confirmed testimony that no Laurbns resldent can doubt. -R. J. Franks, 733 Alill St., gave the following statement November 23, 1914: "The first symptom of kidney trouble I noticed was backache. When I stooped a sharp pain paught me in the small of my back and I could hard ly straighten again. 'My kidneys act ed too frequently and the secretions burned in .passage. I had dizzy spells and nearly toppled over sometimesl when walking along the street. There was a sediment like brick dust in the kidney secretioiz. I read about Doan's Kidney 'Pills and bought some at the Powe Drug Co. Doan's completely cured me of the trouble." Oi January 23, 192.2 Mr. Franksi said: '11oan's Kidney Pills cured me of a bad spell with my kidneys an( whenever 'i feel any tpain in my back Doan's quickly rid me of the trouble. I give 'Doan's Kidney Pills the credit for the good condition of my kidneys, at my age." COc, at all dealers. Foster-1Mbprn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Meeting of Wednesday ('lb The Wednesday Club will meet this afteronon at 3:30 o'clock with Alru. C. T. Squires. It Is logical that pouring drugs in to the stomach will not cure catarrh In the head. Hyomei, medicated air, reaches the seat of the disease. Guar anteed by Laurens Drug Co. Your Christmas is an answer to yot point, regarding th4 other way is great would be our candi< of furniture,, even t hundreds of odd no considered as.smar any scheme of hom Prices will stand rig as they have been i It is only natural that furnishing of your hoi you see in the homes that of your own. An *nishing of your home s Mahogany Table.0 Chosen at randloln from our. ex'tensive display of' Li ..br'apy TVables, is this one, oblonlg, and in the Queen A'oie #tyle. ,Jt is of solid1 construct ion, finished hiajd Sool~y' in bro~~n idlogany and efrets, sa highly stik 1'ing appearance. F'rom a * display of TiibrAr'y Tables, p'jriced at $25.00. See our display Rugs, Woolank Sleeks, Candl Stic NOTION OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice Is hereby given that the next Annual Meeting of the County Board of Comminissioners of Laurens County, S. C., will be holden at Iliaurens Court House, 6. C., at the 'Supervisor's oflice on Thursday after the first -Monday of January, 1922, being the -ith day of the month, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon. All )ersons holding claims or de lands of any kind against the County, not previously presented to the Board, are hereby notilled and re<quired to file same with the Clerk of the Board on or before the first day of January, so that they may be ordered to be paid at the annual mneeting, as provided )y law. Done at laurens, S. C., l)eceiber ath, 11922. J. 1). '.\ IOC K, 21 - t Clerk. To Stop a Cough Quick take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a cough medicine which stops the cough by healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup 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 Hayc"' Healing Honey In aide the throat combined with Lhe healing effect of Grove's o-Pen-Trato Salvh thruugh the pores of the skin soon stops a cough, Both remedies are packed in one earton and the cost of the com~bined treatmeait Is 35c. Just ask your druggist for HAYES' HEALING HONEY. RD li ITS or RIS4 Gift List! Doesn't i ir problem. Just a consi advisability of -furnitur er economy and practit cI suggestion that you in bough a few. The rans velties and conservativ t and appropriate; in goo ie decoration. rid comparison; they're ji dl year. you pride yourself 'in the uie. Unconsciously, what of others is compared to d that you may do the fur uch as has long Lgeen desir Wing Back Tap Davenpog t, Chai and Rocker A r'eal value is the most trut T1he thr'ee.pieces hat'e full spi seait cuishions. They are cove -lonig wearing tapestry--fuill tain its appearance after yeai str'uction not only adds mater -also exceptionally comiforaubk 'design. of Hand Painted F'ancy sts, Table Cove, Flos ke, .an'd hundreds of othe TO OUR PATRONS We wi'4h to notify you that. begilning lee. 1, wve expeet to take over t'he personal mllanlagenent of HILLCREST DAIRY We also Wish to not iy you that our1. COWN have been TUBERCULAR TESTED b)y the government appointed Fluspec tor, and that We wiHI continue the delivery of PUITlf WHIOLIE AllL in STERILIZED BOTTLES \l oring and A\fternoon101. We thalnk yol for the favor1s showI to its ill tlie pas, add will appeciate yourP coitinuted g od wilH and pat.Ironage. A ter Deceiber 1, please jihone your orders to 444 and they will receive prompt and eour'teous attention. H. C. Fleming Laura B. Fleming t offer many perplexities? Yes, there deration of all facts, from an unbiased view 5 gifts, will tend to point out, that in no :ability to be attained. For this reason it clude in your 'Gift" list some small pieces re in selection is wide and varied; we have e pieces of furniture which can be rightly d taste and which will fit harmoniously into ist as reasonable during the holiday season ed, we suggest that you take advantage of holiday offerings. In this advertisement guy; limited number of practical offerings are featured. 0th era are now to be seen iii our windows and in the store. estry Suite $137** hifuil wiuy to .desenho this suite. Ceti n ihypie ing~ ~ostruetion-and remnovable t-nta.Widiwe1 r'ed .'tb.. ggdgrade of heavy, golyi~~ePes1l asurance that tihe suite will re- ~IPI1~~, lltid~ 8 of wear.. The wing bank con- a ehdinClna n ially trt~he, ~pcearance but it is ohrpro t~ei 3m ~ i i th~Qee Ani-Genucsinrjed noed rim Chiae setio$11.75 Chia,.CutGlis nd Cotery, Nso elpied r Lmp, abe atnsplenid giftcerse proportionedta anti-dust~ ylte. rie.nwfor.m meit elio at $175 Chna, utGlssan Pttry Nvetis