The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 23, 1915, Image 12
BIDS BRYAN GIOODBYE
President Wilson Visits Secretary
Bryan before Latter's Deimrture
frot Wlashington.
Washington, .uei 1 .-IPresidenit
Wl:son called at the hoie of Forimer
Secretary ryan laite today to bid
goodbye to .il,. and .lrrs. Iryan before
they depart for a southern trip. The
visit was described as n11irely 'social
and tdIiOre were no eIoferenlces to the
international ituatlon. Secretary Ate
Adc'( cnlled later.
)ming the :iernoon AI.r Dryani
mazde p lict at .:tatemenclt. denlYing r
I-orts that he hid been ignored by
Pro.:dent \\'il. son while secret ary of
sta 1. I ' said t 1ee nev 1wre any
C iv e ca's (on C:, !ia', o
- t n h mil''Ml.!-.
3; Il ll14 0 AL 1111 1 .1
in ;al n ...0 h b- : i!F rtur n ha r i
ne a, an a, wh \ul r
%i tCll t* O!; s. 'l' i lE. .
S l.lil of n I'llberill l'ukn n
1 e: l 1'rab -il uW. ,ea ure W v.i
Iof dn. .1n' 17.- 8ky batth-s ant ai
will' lnd a nill hill lo l (t c :r oelat
wIt ea h1e1 r . ill) a C\\ woks.
o ' ltema he0 at ind, thit '(nted
- wall s et ' al uIo n il
Ca ; - C' W3I n I alo e~ a-1 fra a tlle) i
a I: t:- ; a d -it I h I hit
, :ilT -1-h 1 ' Ir
a .1C11. .11 Ii.' t
rio Uy. mi tha .kies tIermlanl a-lrophtln
unii a' 'lis a-la Ia ICm\r a been
wo'rditi IIvenm Ca1 urea~lc laist Spen
ber
aair y s !C10 a li I S lal a t( I
ait CC- 1l''riederb a fan lfactory. i1i
ilm 5, G Cnmu : imb alI'y. icu irding t 0 m
pot) iCCea eae herl, a. p~;laCled less
poses Cild (low Ihas lass th'an 2.4,
tlab. tot :Cat thea lNutlish at tacks un
the a i.\ln if theal are 2,in use10
ahmni the ala ICianyy~ hiuly Ifront for
ty f1oI-8 defielld and Zeatl fl fo of
iaids oni the north Ieaist (oast Onl .lie
6 and .lunI"U i.ih it is the belie1 1htrle
and4. 0llwr larg' (ities is so nlearly peri
teet Itat th' Zeppeilin w1 aill never he
abl~e to reach1 cantrlal districts8.
will 4i1oniti e to Citro0 lie coat. to
mleet. Geran'il dlirigibtles, it ti under
stod here th:it severl flotillas ate
sh1ort ly to join thie Frech1iI, who IC hae
beeni matlkintg stieerSSCul ra'1ids on1 Ger
eal waoiks.
severalI tuinunl~itioni faCtoies'l ait Kartls
ruhea welre dtesltyed in thie r'eent
French r:a il and1 that more-a than a 2an
per-sons wer.ta killed, icludinC aK C numii
ber 0f gluards1 Cit the Clmmuniitioni
worksa.
The Ru~tsianI)8 ikort-Iy hipd n a>,ltC -
ter wib some'4 ofl thei new lnlIIith
mla'cines are' re Iortal tot htaa d
has1 donlea hteavy dama~ Cge aaong t ha
Germa Cfron'ttt in l'alatnd. lh-auCse tof
e xp~ives , Ithe' 81avs have naniu'df it
the "I iyaI .\oatiai nai ntIa"'1 Cafter al fabu
* t i of \t IC) 'ieumtism.a \tti
No, a il the itile lti g It, ri o ityour
[1he1 ia iltin. I gaent it 1 if4 11 ou a t
"L11)1 ast 'eprig Ii ufttred from rheuma-ot
timwierble pains in myC arms8
i'ale byt all) dealers. al 111it al
Whlnoi sndi yugchrr.lo
Legend of Moses.
Tho story of tho cause of Moses'
slowness of speech is given in the
Talmud and runs as follows: Pha
raoh was one (]ify sitting on his
throne with Moses ol his lip when
the child took olir the king's crown
and put it on his own head. The
"wise m11en1" tried to persuade tie
king that this was treason, for wh iel
(lie child oight to be put to deati,
but Jethro replied: "It is the act
of a child who knows no bettpr.
I.et two pit.'s be set before him,
ole containing- golu andI lle olther
rCalhot coils;, al youll vi find het
will te'r th 0 latter to tile lor.
Mer*." The experiment11 being- mlade,
IIhe cild 1111 sniached up oe ol' the
live een:il, put it into its riaith
a:It b-mina its t n t o s v r '
hat'I' it wa cver af1ter "heca\V un11i
mof SpeLch."
Or ,!n of m
it
:r I I
Theo He Cot it.
- 'i | ra a . In'tl anl at~ r
I~ ~ ~ ~~~l '\tl'ifiiii Ii; it'it l
Ir I t
Yt F I I o pi 4H i ii -I re ul , e< i ,
n.il i iilleame onititan helore
wil COi Vic('4 Vd1111 I'A IO V~l
hini:, thle .iudhr askod, "avyoul
:ul thinI to ISay before I pISs son
"Ye, \uI honor. It looks to ie
lik some people around here-nmn
in.g no n ntes-are in cabhoots. I'n
Iot forgetting l who inflicted that
la wye r on mtie."-ExClinge.
The Wiclow's Mite.
The widow's mite is a coin of
copper issued by Alexander Jan
IuILs (105 to 1i8 It. C.) bearing a
wreaiith of olives, with the inscrip
tion, "Jonat1 Ihian tile Ili id Priest
an11d the Confeileration of the Jews."
On the revere are t wo coniucopias
all] the head of a poppy. h'lle lie
wa, Ilie sivaflest tirrenti coin in
the lime of,'lesii, aind its vnhie wa.
abollt olle-eiJ; h oI o)1 a c!t.
Corrected.
"I aiml told, Sir, 1a< vou s;i;d vos
toil.ax I ou h' it to i' id:cedl ill I Ill
natic aslln.''
"(A ba.se- shu"ier, mv <lear. sir, i
asSrlli0 yoi1. \\lIA I <id sav, :11141 I
like to be exant, was Ihat lie kep
ersi should nev.,I ha.ive a:llowed y.oi
to e'-oc."
Yprcs and Death.
Ii Il it i1d11 1il 1hind11 r:I . aecordlhig
to I th .\lNeI:I Im ste fI I-, : rd.11(1i.1n1. Ypres Is
Conemited inl (li 11111141 h mn o the people
with ilhe ideva o*f death. If a Dt11(itehnuin
or a l-'iniiin~s ihes to) <leserlibe ni par.
"*TIII j zi er. alt ails d1e dood) vani Yper-'
ein" i"lit' loo4ks like4 the0 deth:1 of
Y 1re's"). Tis le xp ressilon hams been pr'o
ve'rbii sinie Ypre was5 ravS lagedi by the
plague in v~ 1 li'"the death orf Ypreos" is
a virvh.' e'xpre'ssioni like our. "black
deaih." flit it Is also taiken literailly,
for Ypres Is in sobber truth one ol c' the
dead oil le's of' I''Inder441s. i is mo4 re dead
than " lir'-'.es bI minrle." whllehi owes
Its illuttio b n in thiis r'espec't more to
GOrCiige Iiodch- Ibaich's niovel iand the. rev
erios of' othler'I artists thian to actualI
fact. "Y'prets sleeps ani d Isrunges sluim
ber's." says a lauiich wrilter of travel
plctuores.
Making Matches.
Th'le man11uftmetur ie of imatlihes 1.9 a
comiiI catedi anmd eIliborate pocess,' in
whlichl arie used a sucecessin of inlgeni.
ous iniachines :1 il dlev'Ices wh'lehi must
work amt iill tiimes with th le utmost re
cisin anid deliea cy. It is' nowv possible
to turn02 oui ro ai shiile d Ippinhg ma
('1ine1 abut (lX0.li00 stillarie innat(es an
ioir i. .\rme' in log is iiiul., into iintch.
0s 11nd1 oi'kei for' shiinilt in less
thaiii two niolur.
Johnnie's Excuse.
"'Why (doi't you say "'ThankiI you.
"Your siter ilway:i s say s 1t."'
ai wonanl and1 alwaiys wani lts to haivo
An Optimist.
"3 amll goliig 14o biuy a iraven." n gen
tlemiian inforrn'iieul his ni'ghbo)4r.
for?"
"I wantl to see If' these0 birdsl really
do llive "'.o years, as peopile Shy I"
WVestmister (uazette.
Mean Trick.
"'That's Jumst like hiimi! I told youOl all
along, datrIlng, lhat h le was goling to (10
all he could to keep us fro-ci beIng
married "--Exchuange.
Very Much So.
"Didn't you think tho operatic pimn
"I shld~ii say she had I My sent cos't
me $5".-tiniornen Amerarn.
m mA
I The Store of The Fast
Better Things Growing Store
T HR E E BI G D AYS
AT
4 .4 9M'N
61ar red7 as for Che; as pe nigtems
nuJ Catv s a
Il . j VI r
4J(1 cl aysI P1 U St
be dupicted e hre Thiese sple-ndid o"fferngs fare
xcepional andfuly diemonstrate our excellent values.
12i 1p~ii -2 \8c Ii ti-- lmw aoYv\1 Attention Boys! 9
thsell.... ... .... ...... .... ....C
___ yan _11i_,__. _)xl.;i'l.. ('h n ry ssibes in tan oir blawtk. t i8
I I) 1tl. (l:a~ilo. ~i1:l e4!45. W~ti1 llaeejll i'i ,1l li Pi1 .v(I-1 up. s)evull .. ....
ho s dlresse~s. boy v's w aihs .111d I-rainper1-,re h -
1-:14- vailue .... ...............................................Remnants at rigorous reductions special table
20 pe~* l~xe~viiithai~s. ull:12 ii ~ 'for all short lengths, at very special prices.
20 piec - v e-trly Gingluuns. hill :32 ini-es wvide. Julst
arrvel -or this event, all ist colors a4 i d I lsirabhe
patterns. 15e value. speeial these three dbAys ... 1 we il(111 Aj)*4115 I him1ekvtpers, Iiido of
5441 ii 11 Im l)I. hill s'iZes, a spevlial piii'-1eh 1 9 C
27-in lI lItd l)iainion Diiaper ('144h, ext vh vy qui l- 8 . . . ... ... . .. .. . .
Extra Specials!
2l-o- Nvdl D~ iiiiuid li)iaj'r1 141 regiil,1i 9(h. sellerI 7 9 20u 41-,z-n ;t'll , I'll)( if) iieck, hill si/4 s, S
.... ~~~~ ~ ~ s h-ei .. . . .. . .l..ues.. .. . . . 0 . worth up t.. .. . ,spe. ia.... .... * c
ChildrRns Wash Dresses at exactly One-altgAf Ladierd' Wash Silk Waists.
price, all well made, good materials. Mothers, this t il i
(1 1ozn wnilo pll "ik.orl' lloleeprs lial OfIrpv
is an unusual opportunity---size 4 to 14. I; blue thInbry, ful szl speal' po $
6l l\ .I . . . .. .. .. ...... . .. .. .... ... . .... . ...
Low Cut Footwear at prices less than
21mik inth Tmvei -1un nt IIia er reloth, r3.5hv \th-e sxtll.k
cost to manufacturer. e22
1.41 N(. 1 I I s ;h ui.c ('hildIren's Oxf4On s. inl witi
mnd blak. All hi-nther-s and aiss tl' , 41 sty!es, sizcs 7, 4xt a vY, all white. 25(- v.l1iv,
ht 2. valsu t o1 t 1 .0, specil l ... 1-.. .... 144 ... .................. .
L,it No. 2 .\lissei itnd ('hibl'ron's Oxftlnds :nf ta-n mid
b7 h Crust. one anxl tno %t 204p vlAut$.
rLaursCl.l..
1,;nlie- lixf___._blk'__n_.___ten,_vi__
The Way We Do It
,1l pres("',, Ilostpoiv w)C(II1( 01v IlI idea
.ia I1)n' e halve the 11l(ivleleis and IlIe
i"hlo\% btow" whll iti oflIK to 11111 i lug
oil a ne~v tire 0)p a 11t'uiaN or wagout
whee1l. sIlttli It apl)lesI to) eVe! 3
tea ir 0 (aIjg and wag-on rv
j.;t tin~-*t- ht II t~iI P-Val itIsng,
t-o-li1p1ol siel t (I getie ll 111 I IY inn tu
thn livi ook w,~ good( .; now. Your0
orel4 please
J. D. SEXTONMA SON
LAURENS, S. C.
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Nladden, .une 21.---(ood rainst have
fal II t hroug h e re and c ro pIs are
growing nlicely. GIain crop iIs short,
which will be disheart en ing to inally.
Iariner:s, generally, are taliig advan
tage of the seasons and are sowing
pesand canle for foraIge.
Dunrina g tihe severe electrial Storin
\ednesday afternJoon the cottoll house
at the homue of Mr. .1. A. Wofford's was
s Iruc k I y I Ight iIng. A hole was.
klocki'd lI the roof which 'was thme
only daatage. The famliliy were sitti ng
oil the back porch and soine of tihe
eli(i'il vere ilghtly shocked.
.\lrs. Lizzle lolt of Anderson, after
a pleasinl. Visit to ler dahighter, M1rs.
.1. ). Cilhertson, has returned home.
.Missa Sara Bryson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. WIni. Byrd.
.\h-s. M. T'! Allison and Mrs, Lizzie
]olt. of Anderson, were the IceCIt
guests o' .irs. 0. (. Thomipon.
.\ils. IAtha .J0unmerell, an aged lady
and widow of the Wnte Frank Summer
ell was hiiiited in New Prospect. eem
Ceery Sunday morning. She leaves
sevearal children and a large family
(oilnection to mourn her denth. Mr.
T. 5. 11 iangston conducted the funeral
exercises at the grave.
Mr. i'at Curelon and 'itster, or Green
ville, wererecent vislt6rs to relatives
liere.
.Mrs. Rlobt Timmerman of Edgelleld,
spent a pleasant week with her moth
or, irs. Cora 'Madden. Mr. 'Vim mer
man caime up iI his car Saturday and
they returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Toi Shuaw and children, irs.
i'stelle Davenport and 'Mrs. "Mary Simls,
were the SlInday guests of the family
of T. S. Langston.
.\Mrs. Joh1n R. Finley has about. ilk
covered from her recent sick spell.
.\Mrs. .Josic Martin spent a few days
with her couslt, Ars. 'Tessie .artin
recently.
Mrs. Will Teague was a pleasant
caller of her aunt, r'lls. Mollie Teague.
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mirs. Griff Finley and i'.
And 'Mrs. Percy Finley wont down to
see Mrs. Della Cunningham of Mt.
Pleasant Stunday. Thamfriends of Mirs.
Cunninghman will be glad to k now that
she is dolig as well as couild be ex
Oe(ted. Sh1e'is being treated by Dr.
Owings Of Ow'ngs Station and she will
reti in there In a few days for f uthor
t reatlient.
Mis. Mlay Aladdell and children spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. .losio
Martin.
Fj'tt SETT'IAMLENT. (a'O
Take notice that on the 20th day of
Jifly i will render a final account of
;)yiya s anld doings as AdilnIiinistrator
of th estate of I4Ilen IIice Wallace,
dece ied, in tile office, of the J1 idge of
P)r late of iLauren3 Colinty at It
o' ()ook, it. Ill., anl onl the M1ain day
W 11 apply for a final disellargo from
Iur trusts as Adulinistrators.
Any persons iundebted to said estato
are notified anid req uired to ni:ike pay
111011t on tatg date; and all persons
having (lin IS against said es--tato will
Ipresent then on or before said (late,
('ly proven, or be forever barred.
ii. S. WALLACI,
Adiinstrator.
June 16, . 1 10.
Invigorating to the Palo and Sickly
The old Standard general strengtleuln tonIc
OROVLJ'8 TASTELIES chill TONIC, drives out
Malarla.enrliches the blood.and buildm upthe aye.
tem. A tlue tonic. Fot adults and chilldreu, 50t