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'lss srss sa.I as oss p~ari-s ra-
iin in shr market ta.s seek Ia ss.,,
u i1.s ~ c"a.sisssr ~ lrA.a q .as,
srssi"o .s vsss @ss tr essnta6 And
u viii s~ y greet sssi~s q. ss sc hss-
tho ss'sr"s-sAs shsss.S st4eipasr,i
traeH u~s laas>SAfs ~ can satr
,srv 81 "srerIs-s. sus s- ssesps -ar.
~ ell IN. 's-Ssl~.. 81 the ,-.s "t tho
vasIJ.
n shesr !. to be tsrsc tnfIssi.a
Il srvstiiss AmeftsAa aftstss vi:I
take .s = se~ s.rs.s. The t.-sv aus.
iss sad ssiiips as securities ca shr
-tchahf-> ts eeis remotely s~sai-.i
4. she grp~sasssse aaa assssts.llsn ~
commodities. which .onssisas- the
essentials ~ ba.sa-~.. sut = sss.s in
security values n . ss-,t aeaas II
relief 'o s-earle sho ar in ssy ,ls-
srre essAssrasess. f-r u -aa.i~.
sheru IN sasFpw large amc-ats on
sny st"s y. ar bonds they have IN
their pess-ssEer. sa.s II Gt.siras-s, thr
sr"psa In the minds .t r.ca. sil,h i.
suct an osfrvsvs .,.H-r, n 81, bus,.
r-s- sransarsscas
u is quite spps.t ssss-. therefor
'Lsi ,hi. insIa,ioe will ,.r - hrln ia
business. ses ealJ in itself by fur.
In.hinG Iatgrt means. bus also bv
substituting cheer sct mental ,.-pres
sior.
The .cv is~ i. spina to brvah u-
,et,aie combinations at hanAtns IN.
'.rssss in rhicaee. No official state.
tn"n, sc tht. rtteet he. h-vn made
tut " sug,srs 4" E- = ,.rsaiety
There src provisions of the new a.'
which viii no, admit cf tho ,u.o-.
c'nation ct state and national ins,t.
tn'ioos AMI STATE laws which vii
make u awkward t~ vary out ,r,
measure. taken a few ,-sr- aec 4,
'cmtsse sl' sorts NJ beaksnr opera
iieas updsr ono management
The Intimate relation. ar,~un,ius
almost So idcntity. between III,
FIRST National and tho rirS, Tru.,
end savings baaA has hc-u an ,S
ssec'lt0sIy useful thing 10 IN. .us-
TONER. nj those institutions. la, a
rank outsider can safely mas. IN,
discontinued. Jus, wha, the mcthoy
viii bc noIpdy has any tisht to- aay
hut IL Will have to ome.
The same statements viii rppjy ~
the combination oI the Continental
snd Commercial National hank and
tae Continental and Commercial
Trus, and savinss hank ari the ~.
bcrnian Banking association. though h
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ass- a,niepm ,ssa 'sS as.isn.ss
"a nssis issaxinn
Nc hases ,sssrfass. s~ea q ~ias
disse-.nsr "s @a,rsen -- sat. .us.a
Fr.us ssus .ar iastasson ssss~ !. e.s
wsaains -sss rbt trssssrs IN ssa~s ID
ssn -siien;lp saaissE ssas S5rs
Thr tast ,hss is.s.nE sssssap -a.
sisastti~s Ip.N lor sasJs'sas ss ~
ss~ssrts srssp@ssaas sc ssts ..satsy
pss y Is-s sirnS aas s~uusiS asar-
s.s Ass J-svr -sfsss>-es isy tass- sales
ssesa shr -shrr sie- af ,i. As.snt.r.
nos a. ass.h h~sauso ,s~r. sas iaci
ct saat,.sr.s- In e.. taisret States as
S'~eagse thss was tEr ems raarsss IN
tie wc-tt sHss w"ssid ssap. = lot
1T srtttaz. ru' u se. i'',a ssi,.s cut.
seHst in ssstrugs sss; tbrse is !" SO
an iaflssian hs--. ssr attitude OF
srsetrs tarss ~ul sssssae. Thes- IS
nes usush siza ~ sqssh change At sue
ss"snrnss stopsb a UssGr sayias "s
Nnscsssgr ss.u-~ has h~~n yrpcrs-d su
tho last tes dsSs
batsos~ appreciates shat tser. -
ro llsss IN soc vorIi ~h-r- ss.nsv
San - mad. .w 'sp.sIS ss in Am.rs-
,an So ufi'y msrs.ts. .n,- enc ''c-,sr
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WHAT'S the NATTER
WITH WHITE? LISTEN

smiostss Rat Jsh Willians
A'i.'e Waite. taseesi. sushes and sa-
nsh wh. wsas What. ~. Ma. ?
With Kansas did n,srh q. rat
Empnfts on the mar as editor Of
the .n,rn<ts Garise. Rs.-.ii,. IN
tho columns NJ hi. Newspaper. sp4
peasvd sae tslsc~ses r~tcet to =
srss~>',ea that White run Tor snv-..
r". as = Progressive ~sadldss-
"A number as t'so<.r..,s-> st Lax
~. mofS Kind thar ,aassd~sat-. y-s.
'erdst rr~elusess in favor ct ,ht. ran
Waite. of Emroria. tor spvcsa,r.
Tho, wanted hsw =. run a. l'rp.
sTc>sise candidate
r" vhiss she Gazette says no.
a 'housand time. no. for No sss ON
,o tha, man White. srd wtshou,
wishing To s.eas disrcspertfulIy 81 a
fellow so~nsmaa. whp. ~ TAR as W..
hnow. mar p, ~ I-es- c.s~sr,,,y de-.
cent in THE simpler rcssras NJ iif-- --
ic'hars nc pays his dest. when I;
ss convenient. ana he mar he Mind
TO his vito AMI famiiy. .hc,,xt that's =
not u" his credit. toy who wouldn't
b" .sna hC MAJ hsyc kent cu, ~
iail. on" vsr cr another Tor -pr,-
Tint" Without. as vc .ay. DESIRING
I" speak diisrcsprr,fuiiy cf tht. man.
We snos that he IS NJ" the man nith-
~ to run for governor. or " such :.
sro'csaue thing cc.'ld ,-c imagined.
to serve as governor
lie can't make a ~Jsvc;,. Tic has
lot os fe.iica, convictions which h.
sometimes comes into the Ga,ct'c
office and exploits. which are dan.
serou> Hc has hccn jswin9 poIiti-
cians for twenty years unii, he !. II
common scold.
so. In the worus Of the poet. nix
On william Allen. The Gasettes nosc
ts hard and cold on the proposition
to make him governor. tie IL a
fourflusher. a rins-,aiica. rip-sncrt.
Ing rouble-maker aad . grand.
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THAT nRG FEELING
9ayxesh 0yaaAaoesss.s xsoedy,

is's isS-. shr arssoa ts h~.~ visk
iis .assidss 'hanass. asd ihr old isrs
that We nc d-a bia-ra ss-aieiA~ is no.
sisho-s s-,ssne Too mach heavy
saei mas ssn.~s, .sspia ii,.s. slug
E.sh hl"nas sns q wax. sjsrat ass,
sr~sirs
sslirsurs sreans ~ tartar ses rsa4
lsse~s ves xrsaaesassef's remedy
boz thss hss lnax $50 h-r~p Displaced
by Nin.ls a cancellations az tho sso
me..s ~orld famed tcs,ss. namely. th.
sn.a:isinat sases,S~ siess~ss. AZ s.s
e..s's liver. -i'sas,' oil. ard it.A s.-
sh. h,oad
vis.i suiiss J.si up. sod make.
yos "a, meter and aisrss s~tsef.
makes s"ss hInS-i skh and pase-
rssts hrsisAy .a'as in Jcus cheeks
y q. C,Ens ~ Or.~sSAss Ma. .~yss
Las: srsiss I was all saea asava. NO
s.r~nsih. NJ ap-~,ste s.ok ViaQs
ans, vss zr-s,ly h-hesi,ed - its s~f
- so"n 'si, sssnes ,as veil q. 60
sr''
Nc xastaese~ vieal 4. satisfy yess
an. refund ycar r~os.t " II doc. rot
Tho liaus~an nsus 60. Trteiasa.
Colo.
+. ss=r-r. shisar.e'. tss-~rss saw
saivr ia guaranteed srur ~osaessssls
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innorests " Z bsa t-n ssassaad lives
~o-sld slssls lar shesa slava ia a-a
sea.~ Of eJ injus-ss. sl-~aiAs sssn4
s-f. ard hs- lsss ~esas ses~s u
psIs s-ss.s I Nss. sa' es- Iisr 4. lose
s"s ssS soaasss
In alt the .s.ss ssss ~s.e-s,~s
Ns;e'. cx..usSss tset- ~.. BOT ear
tses fsaiIisr sa sim. ao, aes s.sss Ia
ussspss = rnsd NJ s.a.s,s,iae Z. ~.
dsSsa sspeys When IL sas siI met.
kis tsssiy wss supposedly placed In .
Ssss- nearby. L-s s.s-s-sy sas .Sss
beea shte Ia lusA'- the .r,Ss Ne 90.
Try y hls dsesh ws~ ssnde il shS
sasn record, hf Ceseutsys Cehass
uhe,. he ~es hofe. sna = ssssse ssne-
~as ~s~vtsd se his memory hy his
fathers HsSv. in she cemetery ss.
sashrd 10 shr CoNsrrAaStuesl !
cEpreh. snt IN iSs. sh. sisis.s.
'nrr--' /, Hale Nassss.s' A.-essasseu
for 'hs pst so.- ct ohi.iniss >ssfN.
ciehs sso@ry tn rrers memorial
sotsh5 ot the s"ins patriot In fra
sent ycsrs the sspas ot the Kevu,uttos
rtr,srd = statue NJ Nathan Nale 10
a corner .s the CITY itslI psth. in
Nc~ vcfk CITY, m the scst sarresea
10 - Aalloued by tho last sspas~- cs
the youpG hero.
\ fort In the hathes At New
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atand~r. Hs makes . big noiss. He
Wipes aud kyoodies around = &ood
deal. but he Is evcrlastinKiy and pre-
eminently y. G. as gubernatorixl
timber-fulI Of knots. warts. wood
peckcr holes and rotten spots.
II. would have the enmity 0i
more men. who have walked the
plank politically. than any other
man In Kansas. aud his candidacy
would issue un irrevocabie charter
In Kansas for the Progressive pAsty
10 he the official minority report.
world without end.
Men and women would be tram
Piled TO death NJ : o'clock election
morning trying 10 get NJ the polls
10 east the iirsl vote AGAINST him.
snd At niEht perfectly k0od citizens
would risk u jaii sentcnre to get In
~ icak, ton votes against him NJ re-
peatrrs. II may be that II. PRO-
rTs-siv. party nee"s . goat. but the
demand do~~n't reaair- = billy goat,
Now IL III. limc for all rood Hcn
To com. To the aid Of their party. Hut
this man White Is a skarid-r-sAiicd.
sarc-baek~d. hamstrunx. ~indbrokea
Sirinse halted. stump sucking old
siaKer. who In addition To b~ins no
for graft ar general par.osss. has tho
political bots. blind siaxs~ss. hsnv-s.
pink eye and -pisoasi.. Moseoscs.
n~ u inro~si aud has osh~s aef~eta
People iu the state may liz fooi~i By
tho 'io,.rd GAIT and fancy step. .s
this man White. Hut ws know hin.
And " h~ 10 a candidate fov xoy.
crnor or for sny other Office. 80
i'supess 10 tell tho truth about MIN.
How b. robbed the snanir, ~ish his
I,ss;si-st printing hill; how h@ ost~v~.i
To trade oft Lis support lo a -oa.
ey~s.man for = government hailA.
Ing: hov be- has biarkmaii-d sc,d
s.tisras sad has stn = haiiaosisg
diss-pn'shi~ s~~spsr-s IN ihi. eola-
~, far :~rnsy y-srs aud has ssst,ed
aft business m~h. sad .s!a fsk- ssia.
ias sick aaa Ad,assisd ssssrhy aaA
a sensation
These srs sss s.~ preliminary
'hinss thai ..ar tn ,ss - ss. 100
meat rassrss tiut " htA tool ffiss I.
iasts, ~ rtsSiss up I'll. s~ii .sas~s.
Using xsms foe him sss suer~s. a.
rsofs.~ 10 shnssns s~-s,y wars es
sass,'.'i ,ssaensse ssa r,assiins sab.
isffu=~ ant soaa~ ossi ~ish sa. sssi
tssss We shall .p-sk rlaias Mere
SITTER.
a snri In 'se -is~ sh..,.s sssnss
." ns"-s &c
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the connection Of thsss Institutions
In not quite 70 firm ss In the case
Of the First.
All these things are now matters
OF careful discussion snorg the par
ties 10 interest. u IL no end, Of
bother. and II 10 a0w time for such
Institutions ~ the Illinois Trust and
savings bank and the Corn Exchange
National 10 he glad they are not In.
voived in any sntangling alliances.
II Il unfortunate that klnx or
other great per.oa eaasot take trip
without receiving fiatterinx atten-
tions from the people unless notice
is given in advance that such person
II travelling incosniio. and such no
tics has no, been HANDED 10 tho pub
lie by the secretary ~ tho treasury
aud the secretary Of agriculture.
Preparations ar- being made In
number ci W~st-rn towns 10 receive
these xenii~nrn durtnk their tour
for the Iocation of the federal re-
serve banks In u way ths, besiiS IN,
disnified positions which they hold.
The somewhat ~eii.kaown devic. of
f~~dinx them we'll and siso offsrins
driak will bc used.
In this city. where these xraiis-
men bald hsasvia9 January -. 30
sud -. tho date os tho formal han
cue, Of tho HsPkcss' club has been
advanced 10 eossssposa With tho an
paAi soodfc,lossAip Dsssins OF tho
illinots iiaakers' ssaofissioa. aui
there viii he a sssaa sssh~siag In
tar hsssast hail os . leaatnx hosci
this ~sssinx TIE sew hssl act Will
~ the ecasral potss ~ shoushs. AMI
the AMBASSADOR of tho federal gov
-rnm~n' siii h~ veil treated.
A. = practical thiax in.. 1. quit.
unnecessary for lhcs- Is na a.ah, as
In IN" ierssIna of = federal reserve
tank Ia This city.
There - In o~ . further sniilAi,oa
NJ hsnkisx ialrsraas IL foaa siih
iho.~ a chieaxp is the r-asossi ut
Arthur ke,ao,ds. bsush~s ot Oeoss-
". krsso,.ss. pse.iSsss OF the Co~-
hn~niai sad Comms~cta, bsak~ II
this ei,y fsun tA-s Mosss> tn chiessn
Ia h~soe~ Nsss vice pss~si-ss at the
cessiassisi aaa co0@ev~isi Na,ios.
a.
Arthur issyaDtds h rs~siii-as OF
is- Ancsisss iiaskrsS' ss.ostsstaa.
"n' he ~ much attached To his hoes~
r',y isl~svsss. ssa u viii take . ~.
tie i,ssr tn sass osvs hts hssk. Uh~
TN Moiaes NalisaAl. 10 cshsss. .asp-
bisias IL with -. to~a Nsgtseai ssi
the ls-- Ns,ss~ xsstss~ hask. sTss
'ossh's--i isssisa,Soss ssll sas- IL.
sss- nssh- hsak n Sswh Ns. Rrs :.
nol.is i. sa~ isvsss~er G-asx- ~.
I~tsoiis 40. tusM~siS psssta~as os
the ti-s Nsis~s Nsslsasi. sa
rhis i. a s~aissisr lsAs s.~sSsss
In The sasaiies rifles arr slsaias
sn"f" ana suesp us the .stss tn-si.s Cs
ptuss~ssiass iA.s Msias> ~ = ssr~ii
'esn 4. hss~ ,hr presidency al an
inssisutions marie ur s..r. hsnsj jns
in.'iiuti-as aad srrs-s-rssss uhi.si
'.'iiit"s. ns ssrs,AI
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and Saee&-sss il several si,iss at
'sr oa~ssss s~ssil In 1.sa tee ,sax.
Ie "ssaisa sf shc p.lss esst.pg SAlss
arzesS these is ~. ssoAus-ss il .ss
as'is- soses ~htfh .ssAas s.as sAe
c"sssess'ssssI sssrA. ssa .uhss "a
space shs'"sea Ls . s~ss ssus psxk.,s
.a fene~s u sas eSsvutsss seass IN.
ssr-osiHi.af.s ss The ssss;ser, .s
The isrsksf itiil ssassN.s,
fh. faile~iss L~sa,ifn. iis.~ q.
ss- 'a-slh .f Ilai~ vs.- wsss.s. hs
rsrsiassu is~ssAss
rhus. ~sil~ fest vtssa. ss.sss ss
,s.s N ~ss.
Hale. tsisks ssA .-s~t~s.. tm.as 4.
hspiess asss-:
wiss S.-etss living .tasss a. sos.s
xgauea.
Nnd se'-n.~ sus-~ ssaa -a tea su+.s
sho@ss
Ia w-sts's fss rs,h his tsss ssv.1s.
as-A Tar.
Tse st'as "f r.scc. 'hr riss-g s.-e
~ Wsf.
Ia duit fssss. in danger satun a.
cssN-
y" friends snrhsssiss. ssa s'-,s-r
10 Hessea.
Hos short bic s"stse. ts~ -.jss nov
esri~ uos.
While ~e-rtsG friendship m~u,us
her sasottse ense.
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Sssps Nasty Dssfhasse. clssn 9s1lf.
q Head. aeals lalfaAeA Air Has.
saeos asA Yeu Dssalhs Freely.

VN EI3s Cfv0M !sstVs.
Get > .tsAIt bnl,ir ass~ss. isss sa
ify is-atrIs = iis,is in she so.sriis
ssa issssats Foss sisxxea sase shd
ssosp~s.sp air pAssasrs at The h~sd
-sSll os'-as 3oa stil hs~sshs freely
isiis~-. sad hssAsrhe as.apreas. ity
Sarrins The sA,ssrh. soid.is.h hess as
Catarrhal s"ss throat siii s~ suse.
t:Aa sisl misrsy sau. Get The
sraaii hottie of ''Eis's csess iiAin-
~ ssy drug sinsr. rAis sweet. ira
goat hahn ai~.pls-s By tie heat Of
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N ONE nlNuJE! Cl0e6ED NosINls
oPa--c0lDS AND cA1AsRn VANISH

the snsssslss p~sssrasss sad bests sss
sssssnsd. s~ssses sa~mhssAs uhieA
isss~ the soss. head ssa throat 90 sesss
the ass rssssssS: ssors ssssy als.
~h.'s.s ssS . fssiiss Of sssassisS.
-an'h'.s relief se~:s i~A,saisseiy.
snn's Ia sssk- iastsss sssssxi.
'ss '"t h'~s'h ~IsA hssa ssstt-,.s
s1~s's's s'e-ss. ssvs:ss ssa hio~ias
'@'sfss ef . eoia ~isA lis ssssiss
A"s~. fnsi h'seoss areerisx tssc sss
throat. AAa rae ssyass b Alus~ss.
lac bot ssui, s~~disa,
s's' soar fsisA-jsA oss~-i.
H's's cs-sa iis,s- ana ,eas .s,s
Of sssassh ~Jli sssvly aS%sepsss.
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County Announcements

For Congress Fifth District:
lINTTON w. SUMMERS.
For Judge 10th judicial District
f. L. HAWKINS (re-election)
sor Representative, Place No. 2
ROBT L. SULLIVAN.
9'or District Clerk
CARE TANkERSLEY,
FOR County Clerk
RUSH HICKMAN
For County Judge
w. NJ. TlDWEI.L.
For Sheriff =
H S. DEARBORN.
For Tax Assessor
LEM WRAY.
For County Superintendent
", S. ELY.
For Representative Place No. l.
HAYDEN MOORE.
For Justice, Precinct No. l.
FRED l.. WILSON.
For Constable, Precinct |:
JIM HAMM
For Commissioner Precinct L
JOE II. GRIFFITH.
For Commissioner Precinct -
j. NJ, CHAPMAN.
For Commissioner Precinct B.
j. d. CARROLL.
| For Commissioner Precinct g.
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
WHAT WOMEN WISH TO KNOW
SeKBOUT FOOTWEAR CAN BE
LEARNED HERE.

There isn't new spring footwear
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WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT.

32-in Windsor Costume Crepe, printed
with white and tinted grounds and
neat designs, price :. zoe
dO-inch printed Voiles and Crcpes in
all colors, various figures and pat
terms. a very excellent material 35c
Imported Crepe: 36-in. plain, light
weight. white Imported Crepe This
Is very scrviccable and we'll adapted
for spring dresses and waists,
price .2Oc ana Que
Shirt Waist Crepe: 40 in. extra fine
silk finish Shirt Waistc Crepe Moth
ing is better for dainty waist than
this material. price :. :. $500
27-inch Wolfe Petite, beautiful plaid
Voilc for dresses, only ;. .25c
27-nch Figured Ratine Crepe only soc
27-inch Stub Voilcs only .25c
27-inch Embroidered Chiffon Crcpcs,
'' - - - - .Goc
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25

taln extreme gowns rejecting the
Venus dc Milo pose, there arc Warner
corsets designed to create this pose
in easy, natural lines -corscts design
ed to support the figure, too. The
spring showing of Authoritative styles
OF Warmers Rust-Proof Corscts can
hc had at our counter all this week,
Choose your Warmers now Wear
1t when fitted to your new gown-the
result is satisfaction
warmers Rust-Proof COrscts S1.GO
to $3.50. Every pair guaranteed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
For Children.

Dainty little Russian dresses for
children of . to years. Made from
cotton fabric closely resembling
linen. Solid shades of champagne,
liGht and medium dark blues Prcttily
trimmed with embroidery.
Childrcn's dresses in box plctcd Of
fccts. The material is splendid
quality OF dark blue lincttc. Neatly
trimmed with fancy braid and finished
with belt. For children to 6 years
Of age 25c to $3.50.
The prctticst spring blouscs we've
ever especially in Lingerie.
Low and high nccks. long and short
S'eevcs. The seasons best models.
500 to $l.5O.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
Ready-to-Wear Department

Ibis showing largest and mos comnrehen
sve line of ReadoWear that has ever been
All the latest models and assembled
Coat Suits for street the models and color from
IA to 40. ~
DIX dresses i'm Iaffeas and Crepes the newest DESIGNS
Wool Dresses large and complete range of coors and st
ne price on all of ReadytoW is as low as
consistent with modern retail methods stand back Of
garment sold as to H style and workmanship Be visit
this department..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
Authoritative Styles
WARMERS
RHst-HraGf G3rsets

Paris has spoken and Dress Fash
ions have therefore been set for
spring. Now is the time to select
yonr corset. Choose a Warncr's--for
Warmers is designed to accurately
set off the fashions Of the season.
wear 1t for couple of weeks, and
then have your Spring suit or grown
httcd over the new corset You will
be surprised how much easier the fit
ting will be and how much more sat
isfactory the result. The new Warner
styles meet every detail OF fashions
cdfcf. New gowns are fluffy and full
over the hips, and Warmers Corscts
have long skirts inset with elastic
cores or acings to permit the freedom
necessary without disturbing the
drapc Of the gown Your waist this
season must be natural and for GER
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
NEW SPRING NECKWEAR

Fichus and dainty Picrrot frills have
so influenced the styles OF neckwear
that the spring fashions will be the
most fascinating items OF womcns ap-
parcl since the splendid days Of the
Empire.
"oI,,ioIfui variety of jabots have
just arrived at our ncckwear counter
which have been carefully taken from
their folds OF tissue--and now are
ready for your approval.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
Our Millinery Department

WIN be surprised to the beauty and elegance our
Hats We have shown large and varied
as we are thus season We have inexpensive Hats we'll as the
more elaborate and higher priced ones.
Our Dress ats the most exquisite that been or
to show Street Hats endless variety of shapes
colors Mourning Hats good STYLES and shanes
Chldrens Hats in all the latest shapes and colors
1t will pay to get Spring Hat here is concede,1
that this store the criterion for stylish
Millinery Laurens Be visit this Department New
models arriving daily.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
RENFEW DEVONSHIRE CLOTH
\ Yarn Dyed Fabric

Guaranteed Sun Proof and Tuh
Proof colors This fabric is guaran-
teed to give satisfactory wear. A fa-
Dric superior to Baletca. Softer, bet
ter colors and lighter weight. Near
staple colors in solids and stripes o0c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25

Our new spring lines OF Hosiery
nave arrived and you should SEQ All
Oh these new colors as early as posi-
bic. The Hosiery Carried by us is an
standard from standard makers ana
the best than can be had at the pricc
onyx SILK Hose: Ladies Onyx silk
Hose in black and white, also Is 9th
cr colors. This stocking is the recop-
nlzed standard in the hosiery world
These have double toe and high splic-
cd heels, with Isle tops, at .Si.00
Onyx silk Hose: These silk hose
come in black, white, tan and six 9th
or colors and are very exceptional
Onyx Dub-L Near Silk Lisle Hose.
Tan, white and black ;. 25c
Christy Superior Quality Lisle l5c
Children'S Onyx Hose: Children's
me ribbed and spring weight Onyx
Hose in black. white and tan 9i,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
UNDERWEAR,

New Gauzc Underwear for spring
and summer wear \ splendid EanZc
Union Suit in very sheer. fine rib V
and square neck styles. Tight and
open knee. \ very pretty garment
price, suit :. :. soc and $1.00
Splendid assortment Of ladies' GauZe
Vests, all finished with tape ii arms
and neck; square and V shaped neck ;
rcgualr and "out sizes" garment Sc.
l0c, l1c. Zoe ana a5c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-25
"DO III NOW!s
Says MIR. Rabbit

Come right in today" says Nlr. Eas-
ter Bunny, "and select the shoes" i"
There's going to be some scrambling
done among the last minute folks just
me day before Easter Sunday, and you
VIII Whnt to be absent"
"Thc cool, calm, level headed peo-
pie who always get what they want,
and usually get the best, are coming
IN every day now and buying Easter
footwear"
I'm this connection a word to the
wise enough. Todays the day"