The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 03, 1915, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
KET 2 STORES IN LAURENS
We Believe iCash---Quick Sales--S mall Profits
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Wool Dress Good 25c to Red Hot Special 4
25c, 39c up to 75c 43c '
Ginghams and Percales
7 1-2 to 10c for 12 1-2c kind Special line of Men's Hats 48c up to 3A
eBig line of MWA'
/ / Pants going at 9b
special. prices $3.95 Beautiful line of Ladies' Hats 98c, up to 25c to 19C to 10C to 48c to ""5 Pc C!C )
$4.98, $7.50 up to $15 $3.48 for the $5.00 kind 89c 45c 19C 98ctou
for the $18.00 kind.k
UFJ~~8c45 to 45c'~ F 4 upF
er- A0N0ERCO -
Mens SoesLadies Shoes $1.98 to Beauty Special 98c to Special
$ 1.75 to $2.89 $1.48 to $2.95 $3.39 95c 39c and 48c $1.69 89c
1200 Boys Suits,
Why pay more at some other store you can buy the same goods from 10 to ?, per cent. less amt the going at $.3
$1.98, $2.25 up te
5.39 for 6.50 kdnd
SRED IRON RAKTSTORElf!~S .&
R,.E VICE
1000 ARGAINS ALWAYS BUSY. THERE'S AR
5, 10, 15 to 43c No. 1 Store 210 West Laurens St. Next to Bramletts Shop. No. 2 Store South Side of Public Sc , r(I.. n's Old Stand 10c each
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* WIlIE Sf!Ofhis NEWS.*
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Ware Shoals, Rtoute 1., Nov. 1.---Ev
crybody is bluy gathering their crops
and in a few more days they will all
b0 done. A lot of giain Is being sown
this time and we notice some is up1)
and growing off nicely. Air. .1. It. 1Hll
has the best. field of Irish potaoes we
have seen-they are the Lookout.
Mountain varIety. ir. 1HU1] is one of
tho hest farmers that ever ame down
the pike.
Miss Alice I lenderson of Green weod,
visited her sister, \Mrs. W. C. White
Sunday, the 17th.
Mr. Luceon1 Daniel of Newberry, vis
Ited his father and mother, Nir. and
Mrs. Kelly Daniel, last, week.
Mrs. D. M1. Th'lomaswon and childrenl
of Boyds Milli visitou A.rs. .1. Webb
Elledgo and children one day last
week.
MIr. and 'Mrs. 1. 0. lleiersol, of
near Greenwood, visited their daugh
ter, 'Mrs. W. C. White Saturday and
Sunday. Mvir, IHendeison is one of the
old lino farmers that raises his hog
and hominy at home. lie is also a
candidate for sheriff or treerwoo(l
county an( the longer Ie rns the
faster he gets and when the election
is pulled off we plredlet ho will be
Johnnie on the spit.
Mrs. W. I. Elledge of near Boyd"
Mill visited Mrs. J. W. Elledge a rew
days last week.
Mr. Jack TE1lIiott and son , El1ison
went down to Greenwood Friday to
take a peep at the I lagenheck-Wallaco
circus. There were others who want
ed to go but they were afraid of pick
pockets. The writer couldn't go be
califle his pocket hald already been
picked.
*Mr. Fletcher Cooper, that good lit
tle man of the Fork section, passe
our Ilace of business one day lasi
week and dropped us off a sack of nic(
lurnips and believe me, da sho air
good. If thcre is anything that I lov
better than turnips, it Is rabbits. I
won't break the law to get one but I
will twist It like the devil sometimes
Now before I go any further, I wani
to say that there are five things thal
I haven't got, and that is religion
dlogs, gun, license and permission tc
hunt, but I went out one (lay lasi
week thinking that I would find one ir
the bed and take him in via the rocl
route, so I rour''id one and lie wa,
good frying size and I wanted hin
muchly. and I am satisfied I run thai
cotton tall two miles in a round-a
bout way. So finally he run up un
((r a 1 bush and lay down, just as mIel
as to say "Take me as I am", so I
looked around to sec if Andy Boyd oi
.lohn Kellet, either one, was looking
at. me an(d when I turned to give hin
the fatal blow, he had disappeared. S(
I am not in favor of the licenso lam
and when I go to the legislature I wil
kill her as dead as Ieck-so ther(
you are.
Foe our lanterns, splendid v.alue
at 20c, 35c and 65C.
8. M. & J0. H1. WILK'ES & CO.
Special clothing sale at Ied Iro1
Racket. No. 2 store this week. Go
your suilt.
Go at it! Flood the mails with sub
scriptions and see if we don't tak
care of them. This is the week t
help your favorite contestant win tho
special $25 prize.
Remember that the contest managei
offers $25 in cash to the contedtan
who puts in the most subscriptions t
his or her credit between alst Wednes
(lay and this Saturday afternoon at I
o'clock.
MILITIA TO (LET
DO1,11l1l1.E APP i10PIlA T ION
In the Defense Program He Nat ionl!
(uaaiird to be GIena lts Shinre of Al.
tention.
Washington, Oct. 31.-Practically
doubled federal appropriations for
the state militia and opening of the
proposed coltinental army to any or
ganization or individual of the na
tional gaurd desiring to enter and free
to do so are contemplated in the army
side of the administration's national
defense program.
Details of provision for tile militia
were made public in a statement to
day by Secretary Garrison, coimmit
Ing upon confereices at the war de
partient last week by the executive
committee of the National Guard as
sociation. Although opposition to the
continental army idea was expressed
at flist by some of the national guard
ofilcers, when the conferences closed
it wos annonced that a mutual view
point had been reached.
"This body (the national guard)"
said Mr. Garrison's statement, "(luring
all the time when there was praetl
eally no interest in this countmry coi
corning militia matters, has been
working to do whatever IL.cy could
do to improve the militia situation of
this country. They are absolutely en
titled by virtue of this fiet, to full
and proper recognition in any military
system or policy to be proposed by
the war department.
"In my proposition any and every
organization of the national guard
that is free to do so Insofar as its
state obligations are concerned, may
come over into the national force in
tact and be accordedlexactly the same
position therein that it now holds.
Any individual who prefers the intenl
sive training and other features of the
national force will likewise he admit
l l tlieleo, raink Itmr ranik aud gr'a(l
for gratie. I lindicatedl III% entire wil
lingness and de:-ire, in all proposition.
iade by Ite, to so ireunitiAnce ihc
Ienthleship1 of 1hw nalional ;:ard
with respect. to) the national force a.
to give IL 1full recogn-Iitionl.
"\\ilhi respect to thle national gulard
inl the. States, the planl nol. only (,onI
temlphite's contfiinuin" fihe financvial and
personal alid on behalf of' the national
go vernlmenlt, but lrlyincrevases, the
sam1e praclically clubling; it, the ilext
fiscal ya ."
INCOMEi TA\iS.
3iior Than Double T'1hat oi l'remius
Year.
(Coluiuhia, Oct. 21. Taxes oni ill
VOInes (1ollected unlder fihe law\\ o f
southl C'arolina ainnunltedI to $:,1,121;.s7
in 91.' -, as against $l 3 'I in 191 I,
1hw ligiures being inlado public hecre
this affernoonl by Comptr-oller Cwn
vral C:balitonl \\. Sawyer. Tis is ov
eri tvice Ole 1m11 il 0 collected froill
ibis soirI e last. y4ar. Coliptroillr
(General Sawyer h as mado deterilined
ofioriu 14) clfor-ce the law.
Charleston pays nearly onle ialf of
thle eltire income faxes the iuola of
that comnty beingI $11,7;61.51 Rich
land41 colu next with $5,05.18. The
rich c-ounity Of .\arlboro does not paly
a si nle (o0ni of 1incO1ne lax. The only1
other one paying 10 income tax i.
flerkeley.
'I'he ligu res by coitties follows;:
Count1y 191 I 1915
Abbeville .. .... $ 2 1(.5; $ 27:1.11
Aiken .........2S5.02 :332.-18
Anderson .. .. .. 1,021.81 1, 118.97
11lam1berg .,. ........ :10.15
Hafrniwell ... ........ 2 12.14
leaulfort ...... 1 56.65 1 83.9 1
I rkeley . . ....... .......
(Cal houn ..... 95.70 27.19
i .w . . . . .2 ( .
tici lit(........ *. Ilk
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Ivtl ho 1 jwd f r thI 4I.ok ot thii.
schlool.
Notiev of Special Meeting of the seeN
huiers of the 'olumbla, New.
herr-y and Laurenpls 10AD.
road ('ompany.
TO the SloCkholders of the Columbta,
.\whrry tand Laurons Railroad
('olnpany:
To(imlh fli that, in accordance with
ion I I )f the By-Laws of the Co.
.bia, Nm., berriy and Lauron Sbalt,
mipany, and under the author&
w e ction 's3 of Volumo I of th)
cw-of S outh Carolina, 1912,a sDPe193
in! of the St.ock1oldovo of tk 0.
* i, Nwheray ald 4'ulrens unit
- eiCoimpany has b 1c alled by Om
o lirectorsand by a maJosty
Stokhold . of thu said Com
,t hir .r -ular annual meettIM
S1it it. M e o1lo of the Conkn."
1 !e ( ity of Collunbla, South Cav
* m Tiuesday, tho 23rd day of KWt
2 r, at twelvo o'clock, uoo0
bii I e purpiose of taking actlonmi.
et( to having the charter ot p
n1 miendl o as to extend ft
ii perpeuity and in such ofe$
;a4 p: as tie Stockholders naP dit
( 4.i".\11tJA, NE\VWlETt?
,A'1-:N RAILtROAD COUP=
ly John F. Living*0s,
B. R. TODD
VngIer iud CentlrtMing
laind S veySA It Speft
*terrie Work 1JltrIM 6000s .
spected.
Merings and eStttiis .f 0 IMAI
. eephone No. 64P
N. 11. D UA L A. Q, 4%O
Attf<;eys at Ijaw
.Laurensv, S. 0.
PiACTi'CFc IN ATA COURW
iloney to Lonn on iRal Istat-Ln
Time.