The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 05, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Lauren. S. t.
Utvertising Itakea on Application.
Obi.arIes and Card of Thanks: One.
ecnt a word.
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.W HItAENS, S. ('., .1'IAY 5, 1916.
We passed t hrougih Nc he:'ry Mon
lay morning about thiee o'clock, hut
w\ere very much chagrined to tind nr
mention of the fat yest1e'day in either
Ihe Ilierald and News or Observer. Yout
boyS ott1 Iii to get on to your johS
belter than that. We feel real hurt
al'orit it.
ON C('STO.
O UMWhen the atletn t : muale to influ
e n l ( t t h e b a l lo t o n t i e l ! r o u n d o-t ( u s -
Itt, a reat bloiw is st ruck at demo'ti
cratie govetrl te t, fot' in 5') doing tIh.
effort Is made to displate judgIelt
with sentiment. :-snitiment, like the
fatiied divine ri,ht of ing:a, tny have
a plaee in a molnarchyI, butt cetrlainly
it hould no1 h v a ):a('('. in1 the se
lection of otlicers in a democratie gov
ernitnetnt. In the latter form of g4)
ernmeilnt ability is what co1unts. t
Sent imtleut stii to he you'usedl.
however, withi the desire to reward ane'li
otli i al for' tiertitoriious5 servicte. tEven
in making such a reward, though, care'
should he takt n that the rewaird he
not of autelh a ntur te as to cartse int
Jury( to) the st te .\ vat ul .1 1!1 ,
reltwarded acco'ding to his deserts
in a wayI that he ::udl the'1 doo0 r'L'stiI ' t 1 io t1 \ i r
r rd ;l'1.':I undo1 the rood thin 1:t
Ii1 " I !!( the " p .- i!.1 O f e ,. 'y ('It :.. 1n
to1 vote, hlow\ever, ont whatever groul t 1I
he sees fit. Itf he (hoo:'e to hae hi
decision 1)n Dsnt ien, he( mtay do so,
for1 there't is n(othin 'g 1 1!0 t ' I!: r iml. 1i
i h ' own ju I .ot I. it in
in h tutI ili t aiiIt!Ii o vote O il
Ithe ,-.1 tt'e g'ound~. ho is r.':etc pp;ing
o i ,lit n lin iS a I. uakiiss titt
brea'st.
rils. o III;;1)111di i 1'. i, it em1"~ iti' 1 t1:
T o itI 'r e \u ', titat to -('Ok 1o
'di aice the a:dt(1t id y of G1' o (h) i. .at
11ti1=t 11t1 itt 51'(1)11 i t ill i(t1 , lil ad
in lo ti~thas IMecotlu i t bla, aimpa
batn(stet it is . eu. m. isc w\:"4)i amti
\[atel.i t4 iit't-ttI; ne1 th to ie inen
l i tI! r,'\ :at - hiI for alg td coni
trl opils tit' \ ie io it: stitlyt t watihi
riiu s Te 1.dittr tiern f,ci cour . i
to ontine the voter tha1 tht e s1erv \i(
has L'een conspa~letons; and1 1h:1t the eann
dIida:t e ' i :-omise of 'ont imtin; Ilhe
po:iti tit in1a1 w itr:u 1is o ip;nnts.
ttr iotn. rvenn
hti0titlO or t'. Mnn iing ie
as gre tOtat im roem nitoi tv i th et : ilmir
fsraton Gov tllaste te t, tis ad-e
i'ratiokns oteaig o(utste ats
].o (iit bii tenad ttiatncourtie Oal
wioalie Is a, h y la ta n g ah tit tO ' a f
witi whtt u th have xp il o ied
frohan po of thre hor four ofe sthe
polloittI1 tel ad i i r toe il tutu.
outeaof othe, of:ouretete wto :e o tires
BOn itt glten evmd. as wrc tht it iov
ofgannn .ti'nti ha edto be orat the
to avind the itaes of n. Mailmnin,
Isatso toa1) delmonhsraedbu wes be
orev mins him trong henug to ie tood,
al trs~ wo ae goipneodo th e hiam,
*ten lInlathre Pisedote and the bi
we fthiki growngsbe mntnr bt
The pare the ntew heos goia g are om
ptinithe opmerturitynogrv hisni
traion. asacie xcui
UnotntLyo o.Alnigh
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S03ME ARMY FACTS.
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Adjutant is army clerks.
Caps worn only by ofilcers.
Tobacco issued every week.
Supply company never drills.
Army rifle weighs 7 3-4 pounds.
!'our-inch g dun weighs live tonis.
(old tea Is army drink on march.
Artillery buglers must know 7
!a 11s,
heans no lon1ge' popula i ai'ynv r
lon.
I:ac: nfalitryilan carries 150 bill
ets.
Leather puttees are worn only by
)>ilc!'s.
Artillery has hmrdest eye test for
ecruits.
It takes s:x tuonths to train cavalry
gorses.
En1gineers iust be able to tIe 18
lifferent knots.
Oier s pay for their own eCquipinenI
Ind unifo0rms.
.\lounted seounts carry pliers for cut
inl,. barred wire.
Captain acts almost entirely
btough his lirst set'geant.
.lointed scouts are tmessengeis for
'giinntial oflicers.
Siuipily coinjany is least armed.
arry;.ing only revolver"s.
.\ tiiIery hore cry oh s are niade uI
teel, lined with zinc.
Eacht shrapnel shell hol(15 from 2.
o 2' l4ad bullets.
Ii takes i I horses to pull a single ar
illery gunt section.
Iookies are taught inarching cot
nand in three days.
1lestauirants are paid 75 cents a day
Or eacit tlat's board.
Soliirts are reltired to sleep froni
0 P. Il. to 6 a. in.
il{egul ation shoes arc nade of hoi
iode..\re waterproof.
('oi orals a d w irgeants are the on
y non-collmissioned olticers.
Onl!y I'"ibit sulpptied c h I re ;me.in
S ne (;it ri d 1 thet chbalain.
Na ha~alon of a!rtiller1y Carrie.,
l.' iks o It :l t . wt ir.'c
N it:nidals niiiy be t ortn oil titht!
Thirty mittles alter luan aplie.1 to
'ecruiting olticer he is full-iledged sol
" 1'i It dress' 1lue::ns. put your I l !t
la 't on ihIp, turn had toh|
wtf inlil e
I:Ea< i com any has colm p'anty thIag in
l is t d witht re;;inn ittal i nmlb r and!
.\I ied sod(iic'r always salutes \viu.ot
e lJcis.seps I nited States Ila ; u;tinarm
d( soIta !' reinoves lat.
('oll'llumdingt. ollicer's .vive advanciner
nd reteatuing orders to slait cl iy sig
ilalling; withi hands.
t - ( b llis, used in rie!!s, have
killing range of three umiles. Gu;in Is
ieh! at I: degree angle.
"1 li(er I.O' day" iV aplpoinl)ted ecacth
lay; is responsible for enforccttt of
til (rdte:s adl Iules in cnttci.
t.ar.ie lags of inflantly are allled
""o~ors"; slamller. I!ags iof canlry and
t iilliry acre called standards'.
TIkts k( wo yes frt veng in r tc
learni all duct ies, itnclucdinit surveyin::.
mapIIce iaking. brcidte an ot cac bu:il
ing and( signcallin111.
-wIre I.telephon. tele, gach lche.
wh*I istle.
frcu fa iiI ilure11 tor th ! ra ae ofl pri
diato frt rixalt.s to salucti nonc (lit
m iss oed ,t!; crs. --- ;\ -haic e
MORPHINE
cind :t all oher drugc ha b~ts ebe suric
esflly treatedl 01. 110.\ IC. at a sallc
'Xjenl.u, and it houti1:11 cain deltntioni
knodw ofl thisj ttmen. Wrtice lme ror
Iaiclars, senintg stamil fort r(eply.
II. .\I. Owens, 1;;6 l'enehttree Street,
Attanta, Ga. 418-2 mto.
17S5 191(1
(')JLLE(.E OF" ('Ult'SLE'TON
IEnt'anice exainaitctions ati all the
'ltuty-seats on Fcrblay. Jul 1. t, at a
llour-y'3 cr coltrises lead to thte II. A.
ind ciI. S. degreoes. A two-yeari pro
nedclit colts isO1 given.
A free' tuiion schbolarship Is assIgn
d t o each cout ly of the state.
S palius bildinugs and1( atiihetIe
;roun ds, wellt teu iled iclaInbora torieos,
inexelled lIbrary facilities.
E'xpenses~ mioderiate. For termis anid
ataitogute, addret'ss
H.\AlltItSON ICM..J)OLPHI, Preslident.
416-td
IT' IS TIIL'E
that the uinusutat sate of. a remedty Is
hie best evIdence of Its merit.
RHElUMATISM POWDERS
are guaranteed to give relief from
rheumatism. They are unusually large
iellers, Sold only by us, 50c and $1.00.
F~ureka Drug Co., Lourens and Watts
u(11.t .
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'Tylersvil le, July 3.-Several peopic
from this neighborhood attended ser.
vices at Bethany Sunday morning.
Miss Lula Donnan Is visiting friend
in Whitinlre.
Alisses ciCa and AI'la Ma Ada ins
of Fountain inn, are tihe attractivt
guests of their aunt, Mrs. J. F. Poole
Mr. Niles Clark, of 'lTnton, spent
Sunday with his muother, Airs. M. 0
Clark.
MIss s Adair and Caldwell were th<
guests of Mir. and Mrs. T. 1'. Poole or
Sunday.
Miss Collette Griflin, of Clinton, i:
spending a while with Mr. and Mrs. W
I). Ilyrd.
Miss Lila, Clark was In Clintor
shopping Saturday.
.\lr. T. 1'. Little and daughters, Miss
Cs IFainle and G1race, wee in Laurenm
shopping Saturday.
Everybody in the neighborhood h
looking foirw ard with much p leasurt
to the annual pienic which will lt
held in Air. W. F. Wrtight's pasture, or
Duncan's Creek, July 4th.
Mr. and 3rs. J. F. 'oole sPent Stin
day with relatives in Ora.
'TAO MARIK
T1'1Nil' )I141ESiVE1
stinntlates the digestiye organs to ac
lion so that the food that enters Ih(
stoiiach Is digested and assimiilated
Sold only by Its, $. .0 itureka I )ru
Co., lautrens and Waltt Mill.
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* .i1'N'I'YL IE NE1S.
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Alountville, July S.--Mrs. Jaine
Golden, as a result. of protracted ill
ness, was earired to tle laanrens Ilos
pital yesterday lortilng for treatinent
Dr. and .\Irs. I. It. .\arion, of Wi'1
lhitigtoni, N. C., arc here otn a visit It
relatives.
Mlr. .Jaiiies Havenport has sold on
his shop to Mlr. J. W. .latthe-ws.
.\ir. Co.lton ('hase, who has been ca
of town contractiig lot painters' jobs
is at. loite.
.r. W. W. itryson eniterlained .
nutuler of ftriends and relat ies al I
fatnily reuiii-on and harbecie last Sat
itrday.
.li: ses Hiart and HIelity of ,auren:
recently imid P'rof. and Mts. Moore
visit.
.\iss .\Mildred Similons is in Atlant:
on a Visit to .\l..s Carrie Fuller.
.lrs. tohn lihet. Fuller Is at honn
froit a visit to her son-in-law ato
daughter, )r. and Mrs. I. It. .\Marion, o
Wllitington, N. C.
Mirs. Georg(. Flynn and family, o
.\1be ille, art on a Visit. to her fathe
and l hoth ltr, .. and .\rs. h. M. FIul
ler.
AIMrs. Mlay 'I honiatson, of W1oodlruft
is on a visit her:: to relat ives.
.\!rs. It. I7. FuI r -It here last :ai
iirday to ~ay her son, 8ur:- al .\lajo
I . W.- arn f(apSyaso
chisit.
whilie hIn tp~ha. were tightitng itis
Whlo en layll sit-l a Ipart in Alexico
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hlock liridlge, Juliiy ;!.---Thie fat-toer
ate very buiisy fighlin g G;ener-aI( Green
.Iirs. .1 ess Thlotmip son anad child(1retn
of tl'in, hiave lbeen vlsitIing r-lat ive
and~ frIends ini thIis -oicommuntity to
sonie titme.
Al iss .\la ryv llamage, or thle 11loll.
G rove seionii i vlsi ted her hrot her, .\li
A. A. Itmage, last. w~eek.
heen si k for severa Iwe.-eks, buiit art
better aI.t thIs wr.iIt In1g.
littie .\liss Nanntile Grieer has heel
sick t he past week; we hope, forer i
soon reeover-y.
Mt-s. I lodge andIel chden, of New
berr-y, ar i--Isitig her parenct s, Mi
and .\i-s. Wi'lllim Lyles, of Ithis cutni
mn iIty.
Mr., and Mtrs. J1. W. lflllard, of Clin
tn, visited relatives ini this sectiot
Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. latmage is vIsitIng Mr. A
M. Raimage's famIly, of the H~oll:
Gr-ove sceiIon, thIs week.
.\lr. Walter Young has pitrichased
new buggy.
Alr-. John and Laber-to Lyles vlsitei
ft-lends in Mountvillec Sunday.
Mr. and Mtrs. E. M. Sligh visited i
the Huricnne sectIon Sunday.
Little MIss Martha Phillips, of Chin
ton, is visiting her gr-andparents, Mt
and Mr's. J. C. Davis.
Miss Mary Lou Culbertson has beei
sick for soine time, but is much bet
ter at this writing.
We have a good Sunday school a
this place now. Let us all work an
kaen it no
A GREAT OFFENSIVE
OF ALLIED AIRIES
isrish and French Forces . Capture
Many Strong Points from Teutons
and Continue to Oain.
British and French troops, thrown
forward in a great offensive against
the German lines on both sides of the
River Somme, sixty miles north of
Paris, have penetrated at one point to
a depth of live miles; taken several
villages and captured a. labyrinth of
trenches, extending to a depth of 1,000
yards on a front of seven miles.
The drive, the iost spectacular inI
this region since the liritish captured,
I.os last September, began Saturday
ml oruing, after the Gerina n trenches
had been subjected to a hail of shells
from guns of every calibre for days.
Progress has been reported along the
entire front of about twenty-five
miles.
The greatest success gained by the
British was on the right. In the cen
tre they captured what are designated
in the oflicial report as "many strong
points", along a front of four miles.
Rlut north of the Anere Valley to Gom1
mecourt, powerful counter attacks by
the Germans have resulted in forcing
the 1lritish back from various sections
of the ground gained in their first on
slaughlts.
Starting Polint.
The town of Albert was the starting
point of one of the ilercest thrusts, the
British advancing from cast of the
town to Mont Auban, more than fiye
miles away. !Desides Mont. Auban and
Ferro, the villages of Ilebutterne, ia
liaisselle and Mametz have been cap
tured. Two thousand German 1 prison
ers have passed through the liritish
collecting stations.
ill co-operation with tle liitish, the
French inlicited a strong offensive.
South of the Somlme they captured
four villages, and north of that river
tiny .'Ilablislle(d themselves in tile
'neighborhood of lIardecourt and (urlu.
'1'ho number of German prisoners
taken by the French has reached :t1,50
up to the time of the sending of the
last ollicial report.
"The recapture of the fanmous Thia
Iu' llt work oni tie Veirdun front Ly
tile lieu I also has been effected.
'Ihis iniportant stragetic point has
changed hands several timles an1(d
around it. probably thousands of men
have fallen. On the left bakle of the
.i\loose the fighting is most intense
.irou1nd iid 2 1 i.e .\ort 11llmme and
Itlillans Adancing.
In the 'i'rentillo the Italians continue
alon:g the ctiire l'osinia line and in the
A rsa Valley. Artillcry bombardments
n'ark ,h antion on the rest of the
Au stro-Italian front.
W hile the lussians report progress
i iti o. the Dniester Rtiver, inl Ga
i'.(ia. Ihe Austro-ermians claim the
Scapt ure of Russian work west and
' t ii west of I.utsk, especlally in the
- \i(inity of Sokcul, \'olhynia.
.linaining their drive against the
, \ustrians in Glallela In the region of
l (onl, the Ilussians have captured
- Ilany villages. Nortii est of Kimpo
lungil ll'wna h ll ussianli1 s a lr cyieadyi
I he seizur ofIc( several strioing ios it ions.
.\1taelks ofi tierian tr'oois iln the re'
wihlI hea'zvy losesS, 'elr'ogr'ad alsserhts.
inisinigeni hiave taken11 itussian piosi.
I ills we';t of i~h'oli andl soulthwest. of
.Sokul. IFighlting is Ilinhprogrs I'5soulth
we~vst of lu ti-k. Geni. Von insilengen's;
forces sinlcle .lune~ 11 hafive'C aptureItd 21
o titl'e2rs and1( ::, u5 mien. I 'etriogriad ret
ports tile numflber' of pr'isoneris taken
Irj Juneh .111C I to .lunte 3011cu iva
'17, (000 oflcers; andi meni.
PA L.MT L Oil')IAll;E NO 19, A. F. 3.
A speelal (commun1111ietion11
of 'ailnmtto L.odge No. 19.
lher ar ur11' ged to h~e liresenit. Thlie
will be work li the I". (C. degree. V'isit
- ing biethr ieii 'weleomle.
E'. (J. Aniderson, Tfhos. L. Swyger't,
secretary. WV. .
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$ SPECIAL NOTrICES.- $
3loniey to L~oin--Anywvher'e fiomi
$1 ,000 to $20,000. itichiey & Rilihy.
4t6-5t
For' Itint--T'iwo large r'otmis. furn
Ishied or unifulrnishied, su1 itablg..for' ight
hiousekeepling or roomers. 41rs. M. S.
Tu'lcker, F. Iliarpor St. 50-ItI-lud
For' Saile-Cottonis seedl meal andl
hulls11 at Mclaniel's glinery. Ilave yolt
lriedl lintless hulls, -which means more
mlilk and1( bultter for rihess mloney. 80
cents per 1nhdrd. Phone 201. 50i-3t
For Sale-A goodi gentle hlorse andl
new rubber tlired bu1g~y andlhar'ness,
or will exchanige for' fattloCither fat,
poor, dry or milchl. /.Bd"Tl. McDaniel.
4, 50-2t
Notice-All person and 1(rms are
hereby notified that IW~ji not be re
-sponsible for any d~J~ ikade by no
one but myself. M. B. Poble, Laurene.
SS. C., Route 2. 50.-1t-pd
- Linotype Instruet J-SatEuard the
future,; Look ahe dl efators- earn
t $25 weekly; stead ~~able employ
ment. Big deman.~ peoial summer
rates." 10mplie School, 133 ICast 16th
St., Newv York. 60-1lt-$.
Why Be a Drudge?
Do not fret and worry over
your desert when company
comes? Just call us up and
have us send you a packer of
our
Delicious Ice Cream
We know ho w to make it
and can make it cheaper than
you can.
Give Us A Trial Order
POWE DRUG COMPANY
Wanted
A Dealer For the Famous
Chevrolet Motor Cars
in Laurens. Will furnish cars on
consignment or otherwise. You can
sell on easy terms. Address
Greenwood Motor Co.
Greenwood, - - S. Carolina
You Will Approve Of
"Who's Guilty?"
Because it makes people think.
Fourteen photo-novels each a com
plete sermon in itself. Dr. Bradley
took the "Who's Guilty" stories as a
topic for his sermon last Sunday at
Highland Ave., Church, Cleveland,
Ohio.
What will be your verdict Fri
day with a problem like this:
When the Only Son Goes Wrong?
When the Girl of His Heart Meets
Disaster?
When the Hopes of Both are Crushed?
"Who's Guilty?"
Featuring
"Tom Moore and Anna Nilsson
Novelized by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
"The Tight Rein"
See It Friday at the
IDLE HOUR~
Eastern Star Diplomas. awarded diplomas for excellent e 1.
------Olency in ritualistic work. There w e
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge seven diplomas given in the whole
of the Order of the lilastern Star, held state. Miiss Dprroh was appointed for
at Greenwood recently. Misses Sarah the0 following year to act as Deputy