The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 30, 1914, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11
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our' wrist waItes" ourI stock
shapes, and ye a,
co . II, I ineping vilh I'aksh
i0'n's latest deianI. s
.woilka gold watch wtIl ii I h1
ibl extensliol bracelt Iat*
peleo that. will convince y
it I.; a P-artHIularly vex cellenv It
1)1 3 I I, tIui 'iIit ii i
An exceptionally l.i li.
leet ion 6ks o Ilfrdhr e
usbeoe tying.
Exprt11 10DI 1111kr
6.tr 1 A, - I.
Li IIIut'rtrr & (Dpmitmmm 1
THE
WAR RAGES ON!
Arn't You Glad You
Ain't Thar?
Come to the Big Store, Talk
to the "Big Chief" and
Trade with the Boys
Now is the tine to sow irrain and
iwe have got it to sell: Wood's RAe.
eleaned Leaps Prollile and Blue Stem
Need Wheat, Ilso couity rised Seed
Wheiat.
W1"stern Ried 111ust Proof seed thats
and some from fihis colity. Sow t'rIm.
son ('lover, Witier liarley, F1all Iye,
lialry V elech. lan111t, some Oniion Sets.
Wc ha11ve ileit whilet or red. Il og and
'hicken Fe1d.
lig stock of fresh Flour t i ie losi.
es joirie, wilich is gom like i (cekes
flagging~ and14 Ties to ira' Ie cotton
Some more of that good( een ('offee
10 poulI for one ditlar.
Nee Mooree or llurlee.
J. H. SULLIVAN
Laurens, S. C.
O ONE card WON
& a bride and ruined
ailife. Howl?
The Trey
0' Hearts
B9y LOUJIS JOSEPH VANICE
'Auther of T,1rh Fotn rjme!~ he alee
The most remarkable mooth4
, picture play and story ever
written. By far the beet work
.of this master literary 'work
:man. A real masterpiece of
thrills from start to AnIsh.
?t will be. .printed serally in
this paper and you win road ft
with extreme interest.
Watch for the Openling tnstalhoent
Idle Hour
Each Monday
TURPINITE FUMES IN
EXPLOSIVE SHELLS
Frenhell ave New Win which Spreads
)eaith (by Cns. German Soldiers
Standing 'aile iI Death.
London, Sept. 27.-Remarkiable ta'e!s
or novel elgilles of wal are appelar
ing III all pmrts of iIturope. but noth
ig h1a eqItialled the reports circulait
ing olicernIing Ilew' gulls used by tle
Iiencl. which fire turpilnite, 1 sub
statto Said to r)odtlee instatianiou
a1i i1less deatl for. oyerv living,
thi ~ withinl its reach.
Alth ouglh it Is so deadly inl it. work'
ttirylliite canl ot he ob.ietel' to oii tle
."'01111l that it violtItes litiart prinl
Cipts otf war. In flet, it Is so h1ui1no
that It. IitIsI not be confused with Iy
dito mnl other explosives wicit hiave
dfeadly flneifs.
1-tliAl correspoindents have rellom
eIl that entir I lie., of orman sil --
ditrs stood dead Iin theor trechle. a
a r'su ilt of le filimes from th Imys
tori2otls: trIl'pinlite discharlged by 1:1e
Frmnch Inlnl gnens
The tiend Grmans are i'eported to
hav' maintained a stan1ding posture,
amil reta-inedI their rifles Inl their hands,
so sindden and tintitsual was tle efftiet
of the I(w we'lpoln. I lstaltaneouis
pa %il vsIs Is said to have be'1 eit aued
by tulrpitei .
The French gliln for the u1ne' oJ '
I)1ilt, is shrouded in 'Is great Itystery
turphiito itself. Experts are re(,
1'1ired it is siId, for Ihe use of tle
new ammun11it| .1, and the0 manlipula
toll of the stranitge gun1) o recently inl
t!oIlled Into warfare.
Military experts ar*(e now speulat
ito whether turpilIte will lend itself
to 'iso in aeroplanes. Lyddle, It Is said,
cil be successfully employed by mil
itary aeroplanes and Zeppelins. As
Zeppel in1 are capable of carrying guns
of considerable size, It 1s conceivabld
that they might utilize tuirpilit. Ilow
ever. in the present war military ex
ports (o iot expect to see alny of
Prances eneiles. discover enough
about t urpiiiite to imitate its gas or
duplicate the guns.
, JII(doi Is constantly hearing stoies
of the terlrI)le enginues of war Germany
wllI send over the British capital and
bomb hs colltalillig horrible gases 8 re
amilolig tile welapons. It Is predleted tile
G;erinans m1ay drop upon darike:ed
.ondon streets. Hlut such stories
cause littl un1:e1asiness because of lie
experience of Paris with G ranill
.riii w pm sons were killed ther,
bu111 tilt Parisians enjoyed tile visits of,
the G man1 airships, which ordinlarily
sailed over the Drench capital about 5
o'clock In the afternoon. Great vrowds
thronged illo the streets to see the
aerial visitors and showed little fear'
of the b1om1bs dropped from tle sky.
TI'l E ". 11.1 EIRS' ('H A N('E.
For the4 ilext sixty days I will take
cottonl atli We per41 pound,1 Stict mid14
dlilnr lmass, in 1 jyIeIt for premin uiiis
onl llt new Insli 'ane polieies. Tin1
Gerinna ~ite IisnI nee ('o., w leh I
Icresell, s11 om ' the oldest, stromr- I
-t and most rel ..le ('0pies In the
new'i and4 il attracti114 feauresi('. See iie
,i.iE. (1,(41'V
I ~Lurens'u, 5. ('
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*('OlD P'OiNTl NEWIS.
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Cold Point. Sept. 28.-Farm'ners arie
getting ready to 80w grini the cominilg
week.
Mr. Mitchlell Owings of Blarksdale,
spent Ttuesday night. with Mr'. 13. M.
Ciunninghlam.
Messrs. Fred and T1omi Duncan spent
Sunday' with hiome folks.
A reunain of the Riddle family was
held at Mr'. 0113 Moore's last week.
While thlere th1ey selected ai mlonumenlft
to be0 ere~cted1 at the grave of thte late
Mrl. Samuel RIddle, w~ho Ish buried at
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr I. II. L. I Tampion of Lamur'ens spent1
We0lldnesda ight wIth Mr. O!I'. C. Dun
Mrl. Hiirts Nelsoni spentl Sundayh13 with
reltives4' neair Madden~i.
Mr. WVill Jones was ini Cold Point
Wedlnesday' oin business.
Rev. Joe A. Martin dhinled wIth NIr.'
Hen Cuinninghiam land family Saturday.
Mr I. andl Ml's. A. N. IUramitlett and lIt
tle son1, D~oran of IiLnrenhs, spent1 Sun
dlay wuith Nil. Jnio. D). Hluntet' and famn
ily.
EDU)[CATI'ON consists In knowIng
thIngs--KNOW how a irange Is made
inside and outaide. CALL~ at 0our store
during otir SPECXIAL~ MAJESTIC
1tAN(GE DEM~NONSTRArlON--week of
October rth.
S. Ml. & E;. 11. Wl1AKES & CO.
FOBt STATE EXlfiBIIT.
ExhIbits of FrulIts and Vegetables D~e
aired at the State Fair.
Miss Janye C..Garlngton, county to-.
mato clutb organizer, has issued the
following call to the vegetable and
fruit growers of !Aurens cotfty:
Mr. W. W. Long requested mo to
send samples of the best of Laurons
county's fruits and vegetables to the
cold storage rooms of Armour & Co.,
In Columbia to be used In the L.,au
rens county tomato club booth it the
State fair,
I hope the farmers of Laurens coun
ty will come forward and contribute
the best they have. Let us always
keep our county In the front ranks,
atid there will be no better way tian
tils for ldvertiseiieit.
Write me a ienrd and 1 1 wIll gladly
coio for any fruits and vegetables you
see fit to give. Don't wait oil your
neighbor, you are the one I am ex
pecting to help mae l out.
Sincerely,
.lan1ye, C. Gar-lingtonl.
Coulntv Organizer irs' Cluibs.
DON'T ask its to give 3ou te $N.lti
worthl of wareq wi111 th a .\.\INSTIC
RA.NCEd after 0our Dielnonlst rationl
Week, as this special offer applies to
Seinonsiration Week ONIA'. October
S'. 1. '. It. WlNimS & CO.
INDIANS AT PENN MONUMENT
Many of Blackfect Tribe Pay Reveren.
tial Respect to Memory of Great
Man at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa.-A dozen Black
feet Indians from the ulacler National
park reservation, In MIontana, visited
Indians Honoring Memory of William
Penn.
PI'lIladel phfin recently en route homne
from the Shriner's conventin, wichl
they attenidedl In Atlanta. The lin
dians visited Penn Treaty olrk and
enlacted at tribal peace ceremjonial he
fore the Penn monument In' perptea
tionl of the( mlemlory of the founider of
thle City of Hlrotherly L~ove and his fa
Molls peace treaty wit hi t lieonti
Lenapes which was sO1glged on twlat
pot in 1683.
This pihotograetpih showst- aedicine
3wl, "Spirit or Mledicine" main of thle
Glacier park tribe, and Chief White
Calf, paying their reverential respects
to the miemory of Penn. Aledicille OwlI
s shown wrayingsto the " ornat tiit
Rousels MantFromp Deep Sleepinme
Nw1York.-irt fr thcie' mnof made
hisaife pand their reworenilreswouts
havebewn prmyihered tho deat byl Ita
Rgas Manc esaeFrom a Slenac in m
toke Pa reentl A mpxainedta
h milk wagon , aue imato awaken
his wifeanab thrs o chilreafter
hae beln srotlhlern to lteir byum-a
gasn wich pece.rmafu'aei
Upone hadwakrently, Ypakey, tat
usual, heard a wagon leave a house
on tho opposite side of the street, and1(
he was about to say somietheig about
the nuisance to his wife, w~hieb hie 'is
coveredl that something was wrong
with heri. 1lie tried to arouse her, but
was unsuccessful. Then lie jumped
out of bed and found that he was
hImself so wveak thiat lhe could( scarc'el v
make his way to a window. lie cotild
smell gas. F'inally he managedl to get
the w1lidow oipeni, and then lie tried
to revive his wife, but again failed.
Next lhe turned his attentIon to his
two sons, eight-year-old Nathon and
Four-year-old Hlyman, but they were
.also unconscIous.
The father then rushed from the
house and summoned a policeman, and
the entire faitly was removed to the
Hiahnemann hospital in tihe patroi of
the Seventh district.
Patrolman Arrests Wife.
Atlantic City, N. J.-Bocause his
wife annoyed him on the atreet, Pa
trolmnan E'd ward Johnson arrested her
and 'took her to the lock-up for the
night-to cool off.
Pind Two Appendices in Main.
Ngw York.-Dr. Harry M. Bhifar
reported that he had found two appen.
dices in Thomnas Smart, thirteen, aftt
ar an operation. Bioth were removed.
PEiOPLE WHO KNOW are going to
buy a MAJESTIC RAN E~ during 0our
D)EMONSTRATION e .'k You would
too If you KNEWV. d44 our big ad. in
this paper.
R. M. AT IT~ 1 Wr'KIIS & CO.
AM
CLR
Awful Come Drawn.
William Draycott, playing In "Und
Cover," is a Scotchmian. One timii
while under the Williaison manag
mient, hie played the title role In "Tb
Duke of Kilecranklo" in New Ze
I-and. In one scene hie wore kilts suc
as the Clan Gordon uises. A Scotel
man In the audience sought him ot
after the first performance and e:
pressed great pleasure at seeing
Scotch actor in kilts.
..nh 1'. - " ,1
"Oh il' n, said lthe newome??
Helia hugarudraycottg i everd
Covgrt. Finaly onehma. nte nt
tol hime the billaso becang
lAnd wha on scen he 'or 'g-ts suc
no?"ae theln(oo othe. ASot
"mani th aupencei asouayht himloe
'Aadam te Burterfy,' ancd DandC.
prAssd grat pare il at. sae?"
Scollch ao lienats teUnt
"Oh.ats vy." si h ee
"Youre aen from the. eyes
it ungfu aomudow ryou?"v
Mrsh . Twnallydoe Wndgters.t
"Il~ himvte always wondered," chiloge
"Anzd MTwaesug g "how hr
noe?"lskedo tdo' onterrutwth.r
i'y rear;o apma in e aet. Aior
An't a pdarwht wis youn toe?"
tenavymwenh." ichdup -
doesn't I" camw fr the Sc og "A<
iht ae awsu coig ow.' ou?"div
hithe adTwadle, bWndeseig
wIhave alwas, wothnered hi
"lIe suppse, 'adswee "Mr. Taddoe
weily, emat hemust eeet Ashr
poen ouhi takhe he n aice uhppr1
doisn' Facev Caowe fr a goingCr
what ht Is expecte or. Toe dve
hw ih and somtveridy, unattrat
it'n all abosset owet car in oder
maintaint ther popcrure wasshow
t he think daoi al ovr"to
dowen toyoun twoemen on a stpr
cat r.Tywes mpereyin ffaem.
hy Facald fotmet whoupposedar
hat acumitsedxucteabi of ea t,
plaido the havstmonegry:I the
hen topss motor cars?"ore
Rplied the seoularity, wa hiru
Adthe thrt oneloeyu in a ovraini
teydet st manner who surpr oe.
"hat!"ccmulhe exitai."t owe
had motor car'*
EpiCd thNE seod "Nole tulhak
perfetyhearts onu lodc of wan
gooden hoan of surpractca
nothi she real . ET UthS f1
aNSTTION otKoOcober5th
YO. M.F &HDE. I1.W1KS &k CO
WVi IN you're read to iurchase
.'ottr Fall Shoes, Sir, wve ask f'r yollr
con siderallon!l
TIH liBvqt of I\ln's Shoes ar. -E r
inhlow. andi youl ought11 to S"',hen
WVN ann show o aYO styl. o:
yotu like,
THiNiiE isn't an up-to-dat, 8hoe
.-tyle or. idea that isil't representeI ill
\1,1 U' lf, good si:andard shap's or
\'h ..s 1s w 'i s the swa\% re tr m
st h, ar h r :
IF yolt h.1a r ytr oWn style, a IlodI
'ou liike to wCIr SeIao afISo e s eson
rotcanl find it here!
TilS is the S'hoe Store for 'Men! We
have the right, style and the right fit
1,r01 every lall In Towi!
BWY when you get ready. but step
in to see the New Shoes and got posted
on Fall Styles!
Ti rI~N ate many reasons for this
Shoe Store's p 'ularity; they're all to
your advantage!
DY&WJ
[HE SHOE MEl
Reduce Yoxi
t
Bill by Pavi
By pur'chasing yor
y using our coupon:
cent, on every pui~
THE COUPONS CC
and so on. If tU
of cutting the C<
cutting the living
of it. Twenty
Lbut think what:
This small amou
.age family's coffe
aLITTLE THINGS C4
laundry soap for a
ply for amonth. ']
count. The averag
month on groceries
for cash wvill thu
FURNISHING THE
of furniture.
Cash is what m
n house prosperous.
t plan we can do a
and make it wortla
Ii- Try our plan for o
a don't stick to it.
k 31( .What we want yoi
a 3& We are not afraid
join us in our coup
Yours for Sot
SJ. C. Shell J
YVSaleadF
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r Grocer
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4rgoeis rmu n
syte yo av i vepe
Kchase. Yo bua$50
>uo oo o $.5
$;1.0 bok fo $.5
teei4n te a
>s flvng xetb
tslf w hveno har
fie cnsloss al
neeste4i ilby
ntwl buy th /vr
e fo on wek. sn'
.r AGprce.rdcto
sr yeie f$12 U0pe yad
HOMiaE eought buy.0
aes habgna othera
Byt ofolloing excep bym
tslf mo e ha otuar
fie cnts look smallyo
nt will stic the aver
ofe ftre week yousnce
osytha. t sy
indgBusinese
ncvail Grperi$0ers.