The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 26, 1915, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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1. \lil-N S, S. C., .MA Y 260, 191:.'
Thle Advertiser will be glad to
receive the local ne wis of all the
Commuiniitles In the county. Cor.
respondents are reqnested to
aIgii their names to the contri
butiois.. Letters should not be
Iutiied later than Mlonday morn
Ing.
Indications are now that tlits coun
ly \vill have bountifill crops this year.
Though the grain crops slffered fronm
lack of loliStuIre in the early stages o,
1-,rovti, thiey have not proven a tail
uire and inl places will produce fair
yilds. Vegetables and f uIl itz; a Ic
pronisin.g and cotton and corn are in
better coondition no0w than1 they have
,%leen at this season inl several yeais.
The outlook is for a iuch better hitsi
1iess year than was 1911 and ill addi
tion the people have begun to get
away fromt Cot ton. Taken as a whole.
we should take a very hopeful view of
tie situation.
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The eni trance of' Italy into t he great
EurIllopeanl contlict adds anlothler "15,
(IM0,1100. people to (he tulillions" already
suffer1eing tie actual horri'ors of war.
W il ' it is considered that Italy's en
trale( iito e War is justifled by no
danger to national honor or territory
an11d that she is avowedl. iil.'rtaking
a var for territorial (exlpansioll. the
tiacrill(ee of lives and proplty seems
lihe iore terrible. InI theo nd, sho l
the wari last as long ats it has already
la i A \!Ihout 114-r. Italy I y loso
dlllore( inl Ilell anld nIlleiy 11han1 i.- re0
r s(lnil'd h all t Ie errititorv h
co0vevts. .\s liluch1 %:4 w\.e Ilay dep.;lore
fu''r1 bloodshed anld w.helber or- 11m
We 111:1% :thire- bor desire Io ex
p tn'I a1 tille O'NlW Wle 01f a oI n il.
310ow ill trollble, WV lItuIM Conc-det- i'
2ighl to go to wvar it' f she pleases. It
has ever beeni thei' way of Ihe stronl..
to (ale o 0111 the weak, w!Ie (IlI
aniv llg llati 'lls o: Ill 1 ll, and1 1|1 Y i
o ll ". n 11(te hisory of' other
It Io s.
T :'! an in contenlibitionm by llt
b 1t Wf t tily S< ;1ools
to :10i onet Inore VIarl 14o 1 the h'. gh I
Xlet'tl .-1 hol may .t .it the
end.r not o al'si ihou h ilso nr al
-21 iil ne~f M il d llnen of'h~l
1(1n id b doiliti ll ( la nli elnusl tou
en li (lilt. ti e Inle tio s on ( f ouhisk
in flt dly bat, jun Iroto thme toen
in i'llWul n lianets \\'ilth on hber aro
ill i andi' te col imi on I a touit
tiliin ttnitth( ts, htate ad hars '(rone
L' will ibe secind ofa thel
Ijait--e olsto i'ihriiitl i:-. ofprasi
..e ~ t y . l'li .' feelai tig of a!)cIon n t -
all ai:. :~ 'aoles on hi 'haeton law'
Gravew Iindii shelyf .\lartt may thi mat
noIt hel' I woringara conse itly t
stins l. ohf ('oieral sale o ~hi i sk ;l t v~
(ti h:t Ity, but,'h .'iatdgtin from( the lest
oitfit n-eIapesit Charlston. hae lae
last ionie to henuso that.115(sian it
"doest ay" toelrali y 11 wih the gardit
the laws of l' th tte . C also ' t
itd towa11rd xthe [state lawics hsi tdny
tat were' 1linsrmna i asn
thenrisan s atitd has.ost hertI'C
* JONES NEiS. *
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.1 ones, 3Iay 2I.-Not withstanding
the Very unfavorable weat her, our
pienie was la rgely attended. ICvery
oie enjoyed tie delightftil occasion.
Niev. Ilughardt openled with prayer,
Dr. \'. 'T. .1oiies cordially welcolied
all. .\l iteresting prograll was ren
dke by C h ( 10SChool,
Sion. J. II. Wharton, or Waterloo.
1d (ur1 wol Ithy5 s lulerIienildent, I o .
.l -' \ideIlmn presen'clted the follow
in :1 dal i : .\Is .\i olli ii Aloore, aI
tenidanlce: .\l ls . lin i ll,im r v -
ill 1t: .lMa -tr I larold .Morrioun, de
portInil tl.
Ilionl. .1. P. .\orriszoti returnied thank1ts
to our1 teacher. Mrs. G. L'. Grahlaml,
for her ellicient services.
Ilon. R. A. Cooper, Congressinai
Lever and Senator M.el JauiI delivered
vlhuIiuent addresses. The audiencev
I.ewv lhe reuilltations of these dis
linigilished gentleleti ald gave Itel
eosest attention.
Inl tihe? afternoon the.r was a splen
dd game of ball betweevl Ware Shoals
and Donalds which resulted in favor
of \\are Shoals.
.\mong those who attended the pif -
nle from a distance we noticed Messrs
.\Mike Kinard, Dr. Kinard, Steve Davis
anld Mr. Dominick of Niniety Six; \\.
I'. Heard and George Shirley of Abbe
ville, llot-ton or fieltonl, .\undaza liig
gils of Cokesbury, Frank Medlock of
Fountain inn, lion. Ilomer Blackwell,
Messrs iabb and 1 ee of Laurens.
Sheppard Yeldoll and .. B. .leColmbs
of Greeunwood, I lugh Sinith of N.
C., and others too numerous to
mention.
The atteidancle was large enough,
order perfect, and the exercises re
liected credit upiIon teaher and pu1pils.
In behalf of the teacher, I'ulpils, and
atronis of our school we wish to re
turn-1 thanks to all who Contributed to
the success of the occasion.
We are indebted to the following
friends for recelt kind favors: \\. It.
Guy, John Etlledge, S. W. I utson, .1.
It. .\eNinch, Perry Ga r risoI, .John
(l'awforid. Ioy Snaitl, \\. P. Batson,
\i\nl. .\ikin, .1. S. ('othran, .lesse Stan
sili. .lohn McNillch, Ralil Guinter and
"'alvinl Cheek.
.I of: our people tenderly sympa
tIiiz v"li .\Mr. and Mrs. WIll. Ifoine
in the r(ctlt death of Ileir on, li
I-rd.
th ./ilnds of .rs. (alvin ('leek
vii! Ie It it 14 1all that slit is recov
t In si l m lti iillonia.
.\i. .1a. Ni.\le('In has lllrchased a
i -. t I- n I.e ie has returne fromtiit
(\.unbi whlkb ha's beenl attend
.i s ; . h s retu itnIIed
I.n. E:d::w-ood winl she has bIein
~i jl: s.liuto:for iltl past six years.
.\!rs. \\. T. l'iutinan of (linton si
h in g \I rs. \\ . I. I l IIes.
.\IiS 1,l1i .Ionei has retinIed from
her .wI ol in I arlingtoji.
\:.'. (. \\. .Ilitils and son" \\il
liam1 and( \\'al er, of ('*oh hia 11, andIl .\tr.
1-:rl bl are vistiti itheti parents
I!. t.l. .\ .s luuthi i altdng ihi
h Ian l're tbyb-rian ionvetion : i n~ i
. i i. -I . an ill go fr m tht
bii plli i iit Stutilay. liIe will.
*Iif I,: t:~ E i !t d I Ii S iei civ it at
* ,* . , l'* I N T N F . 4 * .
.\latint, of Spiatnburg, ii speningi
severail daOys withI her m1otheir-, .lIs.
.N i ss A nn il May Dunlcan, of l.a ureas
Visited relatit ves; hiere Saiturday antd
Snuiday.
Misses Kate and Ella M\ay Nelson
were the Sunday guests of thir couts
Ins, .\I isses Car rie and Ju1lia Nel son.
Alr. Thomas D~uncan splent Suanday
Alessirs 'Tonnie Wells and IHall Cole
tman, of Cross 11111, wcre visItIng here
Satulrday,
.\essrs Call Moore and Dallas Net
son spenlt Sunday In Laurens with
relatives.
We are gladto ri eport that Mr. Jones
(uninghami lhas retutrned homo11 much('
I improvedl.
.\I rs. Guy E. Moore, we are glad to
irepor t Is rap11(1ly 11mptor~l ig from a
seee spelt ofu sickness.
.\irs. M rl Ia 'I avenjorit. 1s able to hie
tup againi.
.\lr. D~ouglas Gray, of Lauriens, was
a butsiness visitor' here one (day last
week.
A goodtly nl uber from here at tend
oed ChIldren's Dlay at Prospect Satur
day and report a fine tIme.
fI'rusting the President.
There are great and powrful finan
cial interests in this country that
would be glad to Precipitate this coun1
try into tle war on the side of Great
Bhritaln and ier allies, and other great
anId Dowelrful interests that would be
glad to precipitate us into war with
Germnly.
Among both liese interests there is
11111ch that. is purely svefish, looking
a "ter "te and Imly wife, lly sol .0lohn
and his wife; us tour anld no 111m ,or."
The bes. place we call think of for
people of this kind i. at the point he
trween the opposing ilines where the
bullets of the liachie guns pass eal
other in the greatest volume.
There are others wI t Ihink we
should get in in time to be on the side
of the wiinrii. alld otlier's who fear we
are going to have to fight the winner
soolier or later, and that for that rca
sonl we had bet.ter do it now.
We want to see this country do that
which is right and nothing else. We
feel that. if fhis c ountry does what is
right, it ie'd f'ear no conseqIIenlces
nto matter how tile tinlug goes.
We are inclined to think that if eon
gress were in session right now, there
would be brought to hear oi the dit
ferent liellibers enough pressure to
make thilm do and say all kinds of fool
thi ngs enlculated to olsecure the right,
and possibly throw file country off its
balance.
What President Wilsonl's personal
sympathies are we (to not know: but
we feel that I he has tle honor and
welfare of his country at heart, and
that Ile is relying suficeienily upoln the
guidance of Almighty God to enable
him to (Io that which is right, and
therefore best.
We (1o not want. war with anybody
and we hope that this country will
not get into it onl onec side or the oth
er. If In the1 opinion of tile president,
it becomes the dlty of tils country to
vo in. then we hope it will be on our'
own account rather than on acco ut
of cither side: bti whatever Mr. Wil
son shall decide In the matter we shall
feel that le is rigih it.-York ville IEn
fiurer.
('ol. ('annrlon's Hody 31ioled.
The body of {'ol. .ohn M. C.a nn110on,
which has lain in the Iaiurens ceme
tery since his tragic death at (oray
CourlL last year. Was disinteried ye's
tirday and carried to Ialflord where
it was laid to rest ill lie family biry
ig grountd.
Whtie 311an With Hin(k LIi er
The liver is a blood plirifie. It Was,
tholulght at one linile it was tle seIt of
Ile passiolls. The roubile with ilost
people is Iha t t1heir liver hecomes
black hvvamise, of im'p iies inl thle
bl(aol (1u to bad phyica states, cals
ingl, hi liousn,Il. hecadachev, dizziness
'lit] consilisat ion. Ilir. King's New Iife
'ills will chan l p tihe laiver, and give
y6uI new life. ". at your druggist.
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*31.\DI)EN NE~WS.*
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.\laddlenu. AIliy 2~5.---T'Ihis (oinull! inity%
wvas visitedl onl Sundi~ay iy thie' very
(I iii anied( by somlle hail fell abloiut I
i ii th Ievenltingr. I anld was badiuly
wva.-hed andr oats thiat werie high
inus hIi Iontid~cern bly buli wn dow ni.
Chibiren's I lay atl l'rspiect l'assed(
(Ili leasanlt li perhaps lore sob hani
utn ( othdays. Thea clhirell spiok( and
samit wll. thle crowdl was atiprecia
li e andil espjecial Ily well behiaved1. 1ro.
Il'hits. who( fortyv yearis ar gilreached
his first sermonl at New I'rostpeet, was
thle sp'eciail guest of the oceasioni. lie
s loved hierei as perhilas liSt falls to thle
lot of hut few fiastors to be loved --
and1( his lianIiy friends wer~e de(lihted to
h ave his presenice onl thle Stith allnli
verisaryv of our1 'li Chide's D ay.
We wer e gl ad 1(o seeO the faces (of so
nlinyI fienlds from~ ot her' eliurheles.
.\l ou n l'leasanlt, I aishon , Deaverdfami,
(ClestInu I Iids:', Rnabun, and I lolly3
Grive' all hiad mlanly repruesenltat ives
hiere--and Waterloo, bless your life, It
wloild not indeedi he Chlilhdreni's >DayV
wvere somie of the facos of Waterloo
folks milssinig. May t hey all be spar'ed
to miingle with us "on anotheir Chil
Only one name we wIll call and that
is of our vener'able fiend and the
priohiblitionl chiamion0 of Lauren i'lScoun-.
ty, Dr. A. C. Fuller of Trinity. ie en
Joyed eslpecially the song, brlftht arid
ctatebiy,
"Keep the hosts advancing
ThilIl-SoulthI Carolina's drly."'
311rs. JIane Culbertson was th'u week
d guest of her son, Mr. J1. DennIs
iuIlher'tso an1t~ld whi le herel' uhie enijoyedl
ChIi 1lren 's Day, andir wvor'shipped wii
Mr1s. Sue Finley and chIldren, Mr's.
Josie Mar1tinl anad Mrs. 'El lie CuIIInning
ha~w were the pleasant guests Mon1
day (If Mr1s,.1J. A. Wofford.
Mr. [and( Mr's. Larry Martin of Spar
I anburl g, Mria, 1101 Cop~eland andi Mrs.
L~ura McNeil of Clinton wore the
guests of Mesdames M. T. Allison and
Mollie Teague,
The wr'Ite wishes to thnkt Mre. Ed3
Milan and Miss Sudie Morris for a re
cent kindness.
llush Motes of Atlanta, who was in
idle Children's Days, of other days,
sent through his niece, Mrs. Tom
Shaw, some very beautiful flowers for
Saturday wlhich were greatly admired.
Mr. and Mirs. Pat Todd, of Highland
I iolle, were shaking hands with
friends here Suniday. While (own they
were the guests of their brother, AIr.
.1. If. Power.
.\ir. ('lin1ke11 ales of* Simart an1 hurg was
tle )week-enid gue(,St of ils brole'r, .Mr.
\\'ill ('liikseales and fanmily.
.\ir. aind liss Rloper, of Rabin were
here for ('hildrein's )ay and were the
guesis of ir. aid Mrs. Thad .loore.
Misses Mary 1lenderson and Loulse
Leach of Hickory Grove, N. C., are
on a visit to their sister Ms. Carl
Proilitt.
Miss Sara liryson, of Thornwell Or
phanage is up oii a visit to her home
folks here. She has not been so well
and we hope her visit will hell) her.
Invigorating to the Palo and Sickly
The Old Statidaird general strengthening tonic
GROV1E'S TASTELISS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria.enriches the blood.and builds ip the sye.
tem. A true tonic. For adults and children. 50c
See our assor'tmeint of Aluin iiumill
Ware at to0!.
S. M. & 1.1. It. WILbKE'S & CO.
Coilpet Ition Not Wanitted.
E'ditor. The .\dvertiser:
Please give mne space in your valued
co(lilillis to (.,as( a few bouquets an1d
pitl a few stones. We wish to thank
first, all the ladies who contributed
to our refreshinen t stand; to Mrs. Toimi
Shaw for her helping hand and to
.\Messrs Tliuriman Finley and Claude
Irown for services faithful.
We commend Arthur Odell of Lau
renis for tile nice way lie fixed the
cream for us and now for the stone
all outsiders are hereby notitied that
we consider Children's Day as Or
phanage day at New Prospect. alld we
doni't waiit any competition in the re
freshment business. W\'ith good wisl
es to everybody,
Sincerely,
Auntii Kate.
-lnley School P'lenie.
'here will be a pilenic at the closing
of [alley's school Friday. June 4thIi.
flefreshileits will be ser\ved on tle
gr'ounii1ds. hi'e public is cordially inl
vited.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take th Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
. N NO 1'NC ('01 ENT
I hereby aniluoil(ce myself as a can
didate for ('onigless froim lhe Fourth
C('imgressional District. 'Subject to the
rui-s of IIe Dim'i'ocratic parly.
SAM J. NIClOlLS.
SPECIAL NOT!CBS.
I''or Sale' one, plug :inile, ('heap. Apj
Wanted .\niy person affected w'ithi
catarrh.i hi:iy level' or aist hma, to coml
munliiet I ih mi oe. I ani agent for'
th Swisst!8-.\IleiCanl \'aipora:tor 'lreat
I). SI' iih. 4 lnlo1, 8. C. -Il-itf-2t-pd
fashimoi mea-l, l'hone lus andl we w. il
sendl ii. i'ac'h'lberger' 11ros. -1i-li
able14 .wE(ionl of theit y i. liale's Ir'asoni
un tedl to l'aur~ie- .\l iilih cows , driy
l"ount's II'-ur(ens, S ( C. 4 h 11 O
For I'l 14 - One sec(ond~ 'handl Iwo~'4
hiorse wagiion. Also cow wi'th young
calf; give's 2 1-2 gallons miilk. See ne
(iuly3 if youl wani a barigaini. lirne4st
Watd - 4 You to) reml4ileibe that
lhe ro Is no melieIIke thle 01(1 fashiion
kind. -ilhonie us5 and we' will sendC it.
l'ichmel berger' Ilr'os. 4-i-It
Notice--l hleeby warn'i all perIsonis
aginst entering ini or tr'esspassinig
in aniy waiy, shapeI or formn on lmy
hiands ini DI als townshIp, withbout wrim't
ten herm ission fr'omn me, und~er' the
lpenalty' of' the lawv. John i. I lellams.
For Saie---Nice lot of Blerkshire
pilgs. $ i and $5 each. T.' M. Shaw.
43-2t
W~anted-A middle-agedl woman for
houlsekeeper. Liberal wages and good
home. Aiqply 0. D). Armstrong, GIray
Cour't, S. C., IRoute 3. 44-2t
Wanted-50 head mnediumr grade
cattle, oneo to three years old1. WVill
pay hIghest marliket prlie.~ See me if
you have ainythiing to offer. S. (1. .\c
D~aniel, Laurencs. 4 I-5t
For Sewinig Machines, Parts andh
Suliles, r'epaoirin g, ceain Ing and ad
justing call C. S. StrIckland, Singcer
Sewing Machine Agent, Phone 311.
40O-5t-pd
Miales for Sale-I have several good
mules for sale at a bargain, either
for cash or' on ('red it. Come at oniCe
and1( look them over'. ii. :Douglas
Gray, Hank of ILurens Ihtilding. 40-5t
For Sale-Onie taln setter bitch, pilco
$8.00; two setter ltpppies at $5.00
each. Also 75 cor'ds of good at $1.90
per cord F~. 0. BI. Cold Point; also lot
of Jersey cowse with young calves. Of
flee hours 5 A. M. to 9 P. M. every day.
T. M Shnw, Lnaurena S. C. . 4a0-f
UNDER STARS AND STRIPES "TIV" FIXES A(IlNG
______SWVOLLEN,9 SORE FEET
Line of Steamers to South Amerlea
Suggested.o TI Comforts red, sety,
Suggcted.callotmed feet and burning cornts
Washington, May 19.--Lines of Can't beat "TIZ
steamnshlis under the Stars and Bo
Stripes sailing regularly between the 'TIZ' Is ti.
United' States and South and Central thingI
Amerlea are suggested as one of the
benefits which may result from the
an-American Financial Conference
here next week, In a statement tonight
by the treasury department.
WI lLISTO N, N. C., 31 AN'
II ESTOliiEDl TO JIEA LTII
31r. Wade Thankful lie lCnd4 About
Wlonderfiul i1(emedy.
P". T. Wade of WVIlliston, N. V., was
the victim of stomach disorders. I e
tried many remedies and took a great
dea1 01 medicine and treatments. Ite
lief seemed a long time coming. Peo
Then he found M1ayr's Wonderful
Itemedy, took a dose-and found re- their feet all d1Y know what sore, ten
lief at once. 1ie told his opinion of der, sweaty, horning feet mean. They
the rmeI:dy in a letter in which Io "Se -']/' und"... 1A" cures their feet
saild: ight up. It keeps rel In perfect con
"Your medliine lan'r worked won- (I tioli. "I Is the only remedy' in
ders. I feel so much better. I am tlt \\rl1l that draws out all the pols
tihankful t you, indeed, for a(vert.ils- ohohs (XIt(latiolls Which puffs up the
Ing your wonderiul remedy in the pa- feet and causes tender, sore, fired, ael
pers, as otherwise I might never have lg feet. It Instantly stops tile pain.
known of it." In Corns, callouses.and buions. It's
Alayr's Wonderful Remedy gives sitiiply glorious. Ali! how comfoh
perilanent results for stomach, liver a Ile %'Our feet feel afier using I'M'.
and intestinal ailments. Eat as muclih Yot'l I never lilp or dta w op Youi face
and whatever you like. No more dis- in 10 n. Your shoes won't tighten and
tress after eating, pressure of gas In hirt your feet.
I the stomach and around the heart. Get (h't a 25 cent box or 'liA" now from
ioli bottle of your druggist now and aiy druggist, department or general
try it on anii absolute guarantee-if not store. .1 ust. think, a whole year's foot
I is, d money will be ret ur'ned. coifort for o andly 25 eints.
THE MONTH OF JUNE
Is not generally considered as the month in which to
"1turn over a new leaf," but it will serve just as well as
January. So, why not take the First of June as the time
to make a change by trading with us on the Coupon Book
plan and thereby save 5 per cent. on your grocery bill?
Don't forget that the "little things" are what count
and that 5 per cent. deducted from your grocery bill will
leave a nice little sum for other purchases.
join the economical buyers.
J. C. SHELL & CO.
"The Corner Gmncers"
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HAIL STORMS
Destructive Hail Storms have
been reported in the sections of
Barksdale Station, Clinton, Rabun
and below Maddens Station. For
a very small rate I can protect
your crop for you in America's
largest insurance company. I
guarantee what I write.
Carlos R. Moseley
I N S U R A N C E
Laurens, S. C.
Hail Insurance
Protects You
lam now representing The Home Insu
rance Co. of New York, and am ready~ to
Insure your crop against damage by Hail
You Insure Your House Against
FIRE Why not Insure Your
Crop Against HAIL?
J. T. GA RR ETT
WATERLOO, S. C.