The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 19, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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hA J EN S. S. (., ,1LY 19, 19111.
4 ext Tuesday is the last day for en
ilment in the Ilemtlocratic club book.
r 1916;. It is necessary to enroll In
dfier to vote in the primary. E1nroll
ieiint In 111I does not entitle one to
vlt' thi's year. Re-enirolllent is neces
sary.
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('1liAl IT ''.
\With absolutely no inside infortua
tion about the appointilents and pro
motion.+ at Camn .e Moore, the myStio1s'
air surrounding the resignation of Mai.
(aldwel; suggests to us that it is
about time there was soine airing of
the military affairs. .\ srenat many
people believe, or appear to believe.
that polities has played its part in ap
pointmients and promotions. Others
stoutly deny it. What are the faets?
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Lst week we directed letters to at
few of our valued subseribers advising
them that, unless they made a paytent
of something on their subscription, we
would have to discont.intie their paiwr
after this week. We have heard fromu
a few of them, hut a tuber have not
yet made any reply. Those w ho wish
the paper lolger ( and :re 1una.0blt to
make a payment rih1 b at this thite,
shouldi come:i) to! the1 o!ibe' Ill wr ile its
shout h 1'I 'o!4 i l Iii t l I ' I 11; Tli i il
ab1ut arrangemi t Ii1 .o' 11n1 n I 01 in
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worh the '4 I ;-'if tf ''hi
is 4 otin t o ponta l h'w .t
dn te e t ra.4. hI e but: he :4
noit don more1. lie exj:'cts Ilhe( 1i-opi
the. lud ingl fr'omi th414e eay. refi
met with in Grlay Conlr', he is 4(oin4.
receive liearty 'o-oplerat iIon In Il
county andl we" hope1 that lie wvi
Sonme (lea ths ar ucItnavo1 iable . Othle
maly lbe av'oided1(. lie wvanits to redit
the number of thie latter kind.
PO0I-ITICS' IN TilEh*t~ PI)MuONT.
"Representat ions are beltng ima
that lie (Mr. Manning" is: not holdi
is gr'oun 11In Ithe I'ied mont.'"
The above statemtet is ('ontained1(
anl ed11torial in The Cotlumbtia Iecord
the gubernatorial cni ampi :-ni. We I'1
siume that The Rlecord Is correct a
I t.t these trejiresent at ionsl ate be'i
mnade. Ilowever', we see lIttle reas
why supp~lorte rs of Mr'. C oopier shot
biother themisel ves about any sti
claimos, as the resuit of' the fIrst I'
mary last year from whIch the re
tive strength of the t wo candIdates
the Piedlmont may be arrIved at, she
that Mr. Manning has, not a great. d
of ground to lose. Supporteirs of:
Cooper in this~ sectIon wIll agree t
'Glr. MannIng will get quite a few vo
in this sectIon that he did not get
the first primary last year,
to say that Mr. Manning has ever 1
a decided strength in the Pledm
'would be a rIsky asserton indeed,
'is quite true that due to a very
,enious newspaper prolagaInda, to
svhich this paper has referred be
ore, the linpIession was created that
\lr. Manning had niade wonderful
,trides inl popularity in the l'iedilont,
liut evidence of this predicted poplulari
ty did not miaterialize at the eamnpaign
tneetittgs, if we are any judge of news
paper and personal reports. It so Ithap
itlned that Mr. .anning only attended
those Inectinigs in the I'ledinont w here
he had a right to at icipate a hearty
wte.j (.loile. but even at, those mleetings
there w\as-; no t'retLrt of of 'er\whtellinig
.\anntiing sentitient. Int fact. as soot) as
the catpitigIl opened, tle'e was alt at
solte stop of the .\anning "ovations"
titring the previots few weeks. Ad
In inrers of Mt. Manning, wet think, (on
lused te ltomage and respect which
pay to Ilie governor of the stale with
pays to the governor ot the state with
political stupport, a confusion on which
many a catlllpaign ttay he misjudged.
Of course it. would he rank foolishness
for anyone to claiin that. .\fr. mlanning
will not get lIore votes in the first
primiary this year than he did in the
first primary in I911, but we fail to
see any. indieation whasoever t.hat lie
will poll a vole anywher e in tit'. iteiglh
ic'!ihoodt or .\lr. ('ooper's. Mr. (t'oopler
polled lhr to his o n ll in 1 1 i l i this
section, with itree hole candidates
in the race, Mlessrs Irby, Clinkseales
and Btrowning. The f'acl that .\I r.
Manning did not lke I single speech
in the 1'edu ont dttring I l e' anlilaign
recess, alhougil he spent severai days
in the P'iedIont counties, is in itself
an on)linous sign of his weakness. A
tew tuore "ovations" in the l'iedilont
right. at this timne wolid doubltless have
furnished his publicity agent witli good
campllaign material.
atiut, while we are on "rep'lresenta
tions", we might give soune IItention
to another one. \\'c uinderst and
Ihat it. is Ieing stated in til'
eastern and lower piart of, the state
that Mr, .\lannin will get a large
"Inill vote. I ilt \\what ha;s tIrLns
~iredi durline itn ,ra t thre~e weeks:
to lasl.Iify this clain' t'aI tl' sup tI -
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on fi Opacoring
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ea Julyrn at 2 aneca 24
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pracutsin stailor See th<a
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ont Hfrto Say. accordyn ton yh
' It hmafl ieo
in bsds sm d
of man we need to fill the chair of
the chief executive of the state, then
I ai no juidge. I know that, as a rule,
polities is a very good thing to leave
alone bitt I am especially anxious to
see .\lr C'ooper elected and, in itu"
judgmnent, lie will b). I think he will
get InOre votes in this county than
any othIel candlidate and I thlink .\r.
will runil thirdi here. 'T'his coun
ly is always put in tle --------- coluin
but why I do not know for I do tot
recall his ever getting a ina.iority of
tht vetes iere' and he is wveailer here
no'w than ever before. Mr. ---- - how
ever is certainly corrtec itn sonme of his
notionslt abotI the papers for they are
a t!tig very iIIer this year."
'l'lte effort. to turn the southern and
eastern part of the stale against Mr.
Cooper by any slicous plea will fail.
If representations are being made that
lte Is not holding his grounds In the
state the above letter is the proper
kind of reply to such foolishness. The
qiuestion up1I0on each mant's own re
spontsil iity is to vote for the inan who
Woul mtiake the best governor an tinot
to follow the cro'Cwd, but, we t'are eon
ident that those who vole for Robert
A. Cooper will be On the winning side.
$* $ ' $ * $ * $ * $ * $ * $
$ SPECI.\I, NOTICES. $
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For ?alt'.-('ottIon seed imleal and
hulls at .l anliel's git~nnery. lave you
tried I lttless hillis, whi nl eatis iore
inilk anlt butter for less 11ioiuy. SO
cents I0'1r hutndred. P'hone 201. 50-31
Watdnt - \l pi':'ons wanting fire
insurancie oi ('Ot ity ani cit.yt property.
including systen ('ot ton gins, to call on
lie undersigned. We are it position
to handle any clear business offered
us. I. (;. hal ic & W. G. Lancaster, at
interpr'ise National Itank. 419-5t
10% Acres, . mile frn)I Iataurens, in
L~aurens town-lship, 7-rootn dwellinig, :l
tenant houses, oneo large barti, all nec
essary athiii'in' s. 2 wells of water
;lC (ti. :,iall bra nC-hi. This place Is
renit~ti fr pr c" en !t tin :inve'stnl ni1
it IrC .- il iCC'''' of r''C ttOn. -' ll ' lier
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huace with nice frontage on this lot This is very desirable property, For The Strong Withstand thue Heat of
o build another house. Price $2250. sale- r trade for Laurens .property. Summer Better Than the Weak.
'erams. Davis Realty Co. 51-It Davis Realty Co. 52-1t Old people who are feeble, and younger
1 bor ile-Pur. Abru.zI Rye, $2.00 people who are weak,will be strengthened
-room twellinr, one story bui 1n; Fo - uAz y $ and enabled to go through the depress
ill necessary outbuildings, on '7 acres per bushel. Fulgran Oats, 90 cents ing heat of summer by taking regularly
>f land in the town of Ora, fronting on per bushel. W. P. Harris, Owings; S. Grove's TastelessChillTonic. It purifies
he main street and C. & W. C. I. 1t. C. 52-5t-pd and enriches the blood and builds up
....... the whole system. 50c.
CHICHER OS PiL
(1eh leie' oma 1Irut.ntd
Spartanburg Roller Mills k your in' iii cor
Spartanb rg 1t111 in 1 ud 80 (1 old nwicolik
boxes, sealed ilit t b n.
T 'akeg o other. H1y yof oroom
IPlU Int. AsktorCI I1"lt.('I .7 1,1#
DAMOND51 URlAN I I'ILI.$, fur Jib
Ship your wheat to us. In exchange we yrsknownas est.Safet,AtwaysvellaltI
SOLO BY DRUGGiSTS EVERYWHERE I
will ship you thirty-six pounds of flour and LAURENS DRUCU STORE,
fourteen pounds of brand per sixty pounds -- - - - - - -
of clean dry wheat. Must contain no wild
onions nor smut. You pay freight to us and Dr. T. L. Timmerman
we pay freight to you. Mail us prepaid bill DENTIST
of lading. Laurenk, South Carolina
Spartanburg Roller M ills Office in eonles Bank Building.
SpartDnburg, - - - S. Carolina . R. TODD
________ ~ ~ ~ ~ tt ___ ________ aieering and Contract Ing
_______ ____ -Land Surveys a Speetalty
saterete Work Stiliinall done or in
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ofrawig and stimates of all aindi
V i UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Callp answered any hour., day or Cight.
L.AURENS S. vC..
We beg to announce that a rep- ti f I o rain
resentative of the Victor Talking State of South Carolina,
Machine Co. will be at our store County of Laurens.
Friday of next week to play 'Au- ByO. ThompsonlProbate .ludge:
gust Victrola record and other to ue, to grt her I.ettr3 of Adin
Victor records of recent make. isttion of the Estate and effects of
The public is cordially invited to al a iua t e I(ind
Lanad cred(1itors of thIie said(l1 a tiahl
drop in and hear them. Sill so11 deceased, that they be and
1 a l t btfrte tme, in Ithe C'nittri or
'Pobiate, to h1le hield( at I ~att tens ('on:rt
I tonse, iniPns, S. C., on the ,ti lay
- f .In , 1911, next, after p a lic tioy
hereof at Wr o'lokl in the tor imoon,
PO (sOPA Yt tia n (i 5, if ally I heY have. n, whb
grpected.
1~VVL~ te aisd einnstimate o alll nd, b
DRUG L1VUnAdertak~er aintEmbhner
Laurens, South Carolina.t rln
of Jul1y, \n on i196
0. G . T hompson ,
Whereas~ ~ ~~~L Ale .Smso.aesi
Order PotbLy X Order by
ParReallyost-X e arcf1Ps
We offer some unusually fine values in Summer Ready-to
Wear goods, such as Palm Beach Suits, Shirts, Waists, Etc., arti
cles that will be needed for months yet and also next year. The
prices on these articles were alreadly low, considering advancing
markets and the prices we put cn them make them very attractive
values.
SOME SPECIAL OFFERINC lOR YOU
$3.50 Palm Beach Children's Wash Dresses
Coat Suits, - $2.39 ,49c, 79c and 98c
$7.50 Cool Cloth
Coam Suits $4.49 Chiden arasols
CoatSuit, - 2.34c, 79c and 98c
$10.50 Ladies Silk Pop- Ladies Colored Parasol
lin Coat Suits at $5.98 24c, 69c and 89c
Just arrived, $2 value ladies
Awning Stripe Skirt $1.49 Rdc price on
$1.50 value ladies
Striped Skirts at 98c
$1.25 White Skirts at 99c 2Boys' Sport Shirts 48c
We are always glad to show you2 our stock. Make our
store your visitind place. We are glad to have you.
H. TERRY