The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 02, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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't ertisiutr Site'x on A ppliction.
b .utuiaries and Oard of Thituks: One
atit a word.
i-eed at the p-nht-10ce at Lnurejus,
'1. C , as second lasi ruall matter.
TilI i 1tl'i'It.liI'N'ATIONS.
A few days ago The Record re
sented a letter fromit a gentIemant in
the eastern part of the State in which
he replied indignantfy bit with dig
nity to an appeal to suppot't a cer
tain candidate for governor.
"I strongly endorse the .\lan
ning adminiistratiott. as do most.
of the people of this section, and
I feel that not to sut pport Mr. .\Malt
ning for re-el ciittn wot:d 1)e con
vincing vi e i' Ihat. I amii not
grateful for the high standalrd of
Stamt(' govetitntetit that w' have
lived under sittee htish iatura
tion, and for ' wticht 1 aixiotusly
prayed during Ile last .tilpaitn."
'These are the words of the writer
who resented his beting classed among
those opposing Mr. Mannine. In cot
inenting upon this, The Record said:
The effort to Iurn Ilie easte n
part of the State a.gainst Mr. Man
nitig by any specious plea will
fail. iepresentatiolis arie hi tng
made that. le is not hohiling his
ground in the P'iedmtont. and the
above letter is lie proper kind of
reply to such foolishness.
Now comes our friend. the I aure
Advertiser, anti says: "\We presume
that Ti'e lecord is cot!i'et and that
these reprtesenlilttttios rtl iia made."
'The ereu'ponl The Ad viertiser eiev ii s
mnind for n~ealy at (olumnll re in- t
the candidacy of 11.:'. Coo e:.
\\'hy iloes ti(' Advetlis :: .
skyepti(cally of "ro r ''? tol'Ili=lh)' 511 o t l
The lletvord b- .,'. il.
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dince i ni t he~I I ca~ it'I-r's'11
Wed ti nk if The I -i8 M ' I i h ' i lii'
Sn e to iiii m ae i : ti-n to \i' a h tie i n pin
mhoithenliia pra11 et odiby tir.~i ('5op 0.'s
fiatpairni'n i ierf tor ('thil- ainme-i
diould tadvie itt isosal imy itf Ts
itsmpaien. h( r.(' dift hs o nfat'asne
ate contcernted, it. may do ats It ileases.
* 3tOtTN'l'VIlI,I. NE'.yS .
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fontntvii, Autg. I ---it'. and11 Mris.
Jlop .\lafthews had tie miiifortune to
lose their little In 110yeat' old Iy Ot
Saturtday nilght, .itly 22. Intetrmtnt
was matude at the~ Prtesbyrai~n (ihurcht
on Sutnday mtot'ning.
Mrt. 'Jolthn~' Simmn tOtXIs rehorfted to
hie very' siek; It is touight I.wIith5i t'a
lot fever'.
M4rs. JTames (Goide-n who wven I to the
Lainren hospifl some time ago for
an opertat Ion is aga in at. homte.
rThe pr'otrtae ted meetinog withh hans
l'een going on att te Prt'shiyterian
eihurtch elosedl last week.
Prof. F.,W. Mootiri recently paid a
vlsit to Union oni ltiness.
Dr. Jesse ir. Teagute, of Laur'ens,
was a visItor in the city a few days
ago.
Misses~ Sar'a Fieilers and Edith
Teant au rtlved in tna it., a dos.. s
ago. Miss 'T'eague has been on a visit
to Miss Fellers in Columbia.
Mr. Walter lloyd went to Laurens
last 1riday ont a business trip.
.\Mr. W. H. lloyd, of Waterloo, has
ho'gun his work as blacksinith for .\Mr.
. W. \. .attihews.
Alias \\'inta Wade and her little
nlie'e, Mis lstci Wade of Cross 11111.
si''ti t la-.t week-etdl with .\liss Azell
risp.
. .r. W. It. 'oats, of Cross liill, was
in the city last Saturday.
i'rof. \\'eits and .\ir. lHyaii Matthews
'went to .alutda O!l Town last Sat
urday.
Niisses C'aroline anti 'lemmtie .\otes
are spending a few days with .\iss
I luis) ' \\orkian.
Mrt. 1t. T. lardigree, of Winder, Ga.,
is visiting her parents, Alr. and Mrs.
.1. C. Watts.
Mr. It. W. ludgens, of Camp Styx,
recetity ;aid a visit to his parents,
.\r. and MIrs. If. It. Fuller.
\lts. .J. L. lalley, of Winder, (Ia.. is
here ont a visit to her daughter, .\Mrs.
1t. C. Waits.
\lessrs W. ('. -and IC. C. .itchell
have retturned fron a business trip to
itattslurg and lacesville.
M|r. and .\ris. .1. W. Saxon anil faiii
ly. of \are Shoals, are visiting Mlr.
and NIris. .oe .Matthews.
If V01) want to be happy and rat
Coim.' to lointville to live.
Visitors Defeaiedi l ' Pitchers' Hattie.
\\atts \t ; is played ('linton Mills a
game of ball on the Watts Nill grounds
Saturday afternoon. The game was
a typial pitchers' batle between 11111
and ('unninghan. ilii had the better
of the contest, winning his game by
a score of ) to 2 and striking out 1I
iien while his opposing pitcher struck
out only 7. In the latter part of the 8ti
only 7. In the latter part of the St Ii
inning ai tripple was holed with three
inning a tripp le was Julled' withii three
n;,t on lbases, bill star pitching won
the gallie. Lucas also starred at the
bat. gettin a hits out of I timnes lp.
TIh econtes:t was feat tired in ite liehl
-' . .- ani :i stali at first aund
at io b10:,' ;,lay by !'o\wl t l sthort. 1htr
L .,t;"hil- t ri iical liies was
at- !; a , fe tt rD . tl ,1i ' ri : li \ u s .iil..
a ;t ' a;:C :- . : t ' - :ini n .\tII t'Ni.
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brought ill ou t ILi'y the abnor
I : ofCC t e id strb's anid wiiiiing
nIn of thLL 'nil-d m''ial agaiinst lthe
'Ii. .l. Iitehios said, it was plain
ioshul be aplied.I hei C sai, noa.
bly 'he~ii. uhibLlinCS of ait mect'ma-~ti.,
"To( miake IeCCei latinlg andl irfective'.
when'i tihe presenit wari shall end,"' .\iir.
ii ughtes advilcated thle formatlion of' anl
internati onal tribunal to) dispose of
ConiItroiver'sies of' a juisticiablde soil,
bcktted iby 1 the operatin of the nat
Mr . Il ughes aliso dela redl foi' Ihe
"'('nse0rvatlion of the j ust iin trestsa of
labor,'' for' Con.erivat ion of naIbonal1
resouirces andi ~i . or a naitiaIl buidget.
"'Ouri opipoiinrt promitise ec'oomy'
hut they have showvn a reckless (x
Iravaganoce. ft is timtie wve had iis'alI
r'eformn.'"
('heered by ,(Crowdi.
.\hr. Ilughes closed with an indorse
menut of the~ itpubhilican platform and
a. formial au'eptance or thle tinmina
tioni. Th'le large auidience wich
Cr'owded C'aron~ge Ihall cheerted rot'
several min when MIr. ihuighes as,
liearied shtort afteri 8 o'clock.
Tlhie notrn ieu, r'ecogniz,'ing Thteodor'e
floosCvelt in 0one of' the boxes, wav'ed
to imi and Cioi. Roosevel t ciapped his
haindls in alcknowledgement.
Sienator Ihiding of Ohio, chairman
of the notifleation committee, was
cheered at every reference to thie
name of the nominee andl a Rep~ublican
victory In November. When he had
flishod the band played and the
crowd aroeand cahered again,
TRAXLER WILL CARRY
GREENVILLE COUNTY
BY TWO TIIOUSAND
Midle W1onlerfiiul ('iipilgn in Bomne
(c)ounty.
'i'lie oilicinI congressional campaign
in tGreenville county is ended, and it
is evident. to oven the ImOst superileial
oierver' that IDave Tiraxler will earry
th1e county by the biggest (majority
given a congt,'essionial candidate inl
t~went y years.
lie ha. surprised even his closest
friend , ftr oven these did not know
his skill as a getter of votes.
Traxler had all the winning cards
wlen lie lirst entered the race, lie
had the moral endorsement of the
adiniistration In Washington: he
had letters from the highest ollicials
In the Post Oliee1 department to the
elfeet that, during his term as post
master of (reenvil le, he -had been
one of the most elllicent postmasters in
the (lted States; he had the assitr
ane that tilease and anti-lilease lines
twould he drawn by the voters, andI
that the lIlease voters wt re oitnum
bered ; and finally he had he race to
make against a iuan who has done ah
soluately nothing while congressman.
A1r. 'Iramxler believes that immed
iately after the close of the war in
Si't1iope untol thou sinds of Enurope's
lowest classes will ttsh to Ibis coun
try to escape burdensome taxes, and
that wage. will ,(rop to the ground
as a 'esiil lie will, if elected to
('oigress, in 'odAice a bill to keep out
all iiommigrai s' for a period of ten
years, followit . the war.
lIe believes in federal aid for schools
Ilie bliellves that all text hooks should
he fitritished free, and that the govern
ment should Suppor0t in each small dis
I rict literary and industrial schools
erqual to the colleges of tioday, in t) eotr
that the poorest ellietn might educate
his children.
The Ueolile know that lie has served
his party well. 'T'hey know that he
has succeeded in every job he has ever
undertaken. They believe that lie is
t clean, that he Is dependable, and that.
lie is a gent lema a in private as well
as inl li.,.
I' le kceeps illh presenit galt in
Iii the close of the canpaign, lie will
winl in the Iirat primary.
Inut if he should split the vote fair
ly 'vein wit Ii his opponents. in the otlh
ii' ouni1 ie's, his inaiority in Irenville
cioin I ill probably insure his elec
tion. .\dv.
\ , t m' weil unadi ll ock. fu;1
-. .\. . I 1 I. \' Il ", & CO.
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111 \ltI S.
b4 ' t l"':w4( . and i:ib '
a 11t a1 ;)r1'acher'1, 5and4 inlaler mIan
-it { i ) 1'.Ii l h l ,i' ). 1 , :iy ill n .
:4111 "' 1 : 7 1 11 1 1 .'
. n ii iitt } hur1'! h. o1 doub th r\ i -
tu I it i ! i nl (it 41 will b1i far r"eat'hi -
1!,. an ! .\Ir..l. T{. (;ill,' pie and chil
dr:'n, .\ir,. \\ill. Ihtvi:; and little .\a~ry
'athtrine, 1nd 31rs. Johnson, all of
S nit'-t i! ' , 1.1-c\n 1:; vi 1in s iof .\lr. I la -rris.
.1.It' toan l a n lily i v t 'we- . '
II :. . !i:;:; llat:it' .\b)1'rer1oin h el4
.nis lat -en Sin iiiiti.4 'ha as the
guests wr a h i . .\l:is. .lohn .berOt
al.
lag and: a in.s .\eli Owl- tig li er
bi::tin mJm, were m '.sts of thir.
rSamne Cto thidraml h~enesd'ay.ni
ISI in o andh-ai.ntly i:st whteeir
.\iss 1-:urta I laiis n whs ; r .t hued
fi'oiit .\ls.\ni \\'istwi Ii Tlr
in ie n i c
Alsi'ss .h wyiourr A thcronlie apend
Itea gulerstii of AIrslon Pathmoner
A\l. ati S. i'l hand Ohwin. oft'
I'licko.-y Tvrwr visitors of's Em .\~lls.
-nd ai irowl eeadfayl as ek
alr d 1u. Mai. I lriks speint Thusedy
the-day .\latiesf imros. had as heron
sutd frasigt riay a.\lahdem'w
ilessr on(iewnard arrnd roram.w
Thedaya an issdeal onewith andgher
SunCurey lndamidly venhsany.n
cloudY. Sammons andit fall lagstieek
tions no ra flletllampenhas reured
ofates Tobeson,fIoe Ptwr
AMlare crowd arisAni \Vright
usual, the best of order provatlled.
Ivory one seemed to be in the best
of spirits; music was furnished' dur
lug the dlay by the band.
'iho following speakers iade ad
dresses throughout the day, being in
troduced by Alr. Willis Putnian, master
of cereionies: Dr. Stewart, O. P.
Goodwin, Jno. A. WVharton, 11. V. Chap
Ina1, 1). 11. 'T'raxler, Richey, Iloozer,
Nash and .loore. All receired a re
Il4et Lul hearing.
large (can best Stove P'olish only
1) cents----ready to use
H. M. & 11. 11. W\' ILKE'S & CO.
New Announnemlents,
I hereby announce myself at candi
dale for the olilce of Clerk of Court
of Laurens county and pledge myself
to abide by the results of the )emo
eratic primary.
C. F. 11ROOS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the olice of lepresentative
in the lower house of the General As
sellhly front Laurens county subject
to the rules of the Denocratic pri
nmary.
W. M. NASII.
I hereby aniounce inyself a candi
date for the Ilouse of itepr'esenlatives,
suh1i(el to the rules of tle Democratic
primnary.
.I'IllM;lAlI S'TONE.
I hereby announec inyself a cand i
date for the llouse of Iepresentatives
froIm Laturens county, subjec't to the
rules of the Deiocratic primiary.
W.M. I). 1Y11).
'Large glass Ianpus coiplete, only
35 cents.
S. M. & 1L. H. Wilkes & Co.
$ * $ * $ * $ * $ * $ * $ * $
$ SPECIAtL NOTICES. $
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$ *$ *$ * $ * $ * $ *$ * $
For Snle-- Desirable farins near Iala
ren1s. i11u1roved and unimprov0 ed. See
lilt' before buying. 1. M. WVolIff. 2-5t
('iy l'rollerty-":>ntea desir"able city
til'riio lty for sale at attractive' prices.
Ilouses; andI lots. It. .\. dolff1. 2-5-1
ilulbs F-or Sale The Laadies' .\i Ho
ciety of Ow9 .\etlholist churc1-h will takeo
ordi'rs fI r lhuits. ('olit y1 I rade so
li("it'd." e or write .\lr-'. W . b.. Gray.
!o'le( . 141 i1,71n o'n ill'rovel farn
Ia nil 1hre1 ' to t'ts ) 'ears at low int ir
,"- ': II, .a:" .\nl~l Its $1 00 anid up.
('hi -a ra .s ale. )Dial & Todd.
I''' 1 11 11e 4;111 in o lfil. cnIs-isting#
f \uo gin . 1 i1': , tri.I. 1tationari'y
i yn nd b01'hr. W\ill sill Or' ex
h:lii ior live i t.-k. W. 1I.I i t indgens,
I,:ut ons, it.'' 52-t-jut
l'or ":;7{ PuIre' .\brun i Ito-', $2.I00
!1'1 tr la i twI. 1.'ul::ranii oI). , :"I eenii
a :- bu hel. W\. I'. liar ris;, O1wings, :.
C . (11 4Wt, Id , . ln and wo i 'I experi
)cI4'(d selin l ('v4'l3 'i ' 'eas, ('offe('s.
pI ir4. ((tracts. Toill Articles. retail
fo I iountr4, city and ltwnlil 1 4ad . Heil
I; awl '. 1i:Is 1i 12on ohi' 'roduit s- -
1ar 1(' line, g;reatest0 i viety, lowest
riles,.now vrill ywhr Terage s ('ash
or .im . : la- eked by four rmillion o1
li144. Cricn- ae, 11:1en allon refer1c I
1ag toilo, jietf. (1('51g11,\1 s('i l thit lo
I' a l.\ int' withan em r 1-orsd 4r-,
rel itetalehs ta27 lousdei'os n
gS iS, l'olies.~ 1to1 k litemedes, 1411 ul-'
51ry upl~iiels, Iforcunfryg iysm lo I ig
lii i1 M.( bfroei line,1 Careeto uvariy.
Iu igl't qu iies, l owent prvery w d-e
hi'Cs "Wli'e, tgivinote, givn a.on,
CI uoreferences. 1-:t
Y-or.u -pro-fit by.ltwlen-~ul
ty ( yliearsiexpriceny$.n
Any4 pe soize, ngrincest, s
dr quafrged ran mavlal, on
plainod oerfec 0ein osilatin
Ni ercnt oe nrted repw
eLarn.Pr, -hain barsia.'oy
thn slfrmmnneurto ur
New Beef Market
You are jrivited to inspect our
New Beef Market in Blakely's
old standgriear Bramlett's shop.
Everything neat and CLEAN.
Best of Meats sold.
CITY MEAT MARKET
Phone 293 D. H. Irwin, Prop.
Big Political Meeting and Barbecue
Mountville, Thursday August 17th .
Candidates for Congress and Solicitor, besidet
the candidates for county offices will be presens
and make addresses.
Everybody is Invited. Special Provisions made
for the Comfort of the Ladies.
M. B. Crisp will do the cooking.
FARRAR & LYLES
NOTICE FARMERS
Dixie Boy plow points at 85c per doz.
Say how many you want.
We also make the'wings (2 sizes) and foot.
Orde/Today From
GREENWOOD IRON WORKS
GREENWOOD, - - S. CAROLINA
The Victor
Secures Mabel Garrison
The Brilliant Young Coloratura Soprano
Will Make Victor Records Exclusively
One of the most important Victor engage
mints of the year is that of thik gifted soprano,
now of the Metropol'itan Opera forces. The past
season has been the most successful of Miss Garri
son' scareer. Her tour with the Chicago Symphony
Orchestr festival appearances, was a series
of ovatio
Two interesting selections have been chosen
for Miss Garrison's first records-the brilliant "Doll
Song"' from Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffman," and
the beautiful old "Erminie Lullaby," which never
loses its charm. ~We have both and wanty'you to
come in and hear them.
Among other new and pretty records, we have
"Listen to the Mocking ,Bird"'wt ir ocs
by Alma Gluck, '(ihbrvocs
"Nightingale Song" (with bird voices) by Alma
Gluck,
"Star Spangled Banner," (Frances Scott Key) by
Samuel Adams,
"The Old Refrain" (Violin) by Kreisier,
"Meistersinger" Price Song, by John McCormack,
"Mollie Darling" by Will S. Hays,
"Favorita-Spirit so Fair. by Evan Williams, -
and about 600 other records.
Call in and Let Us Play Them for You
.Powe Drug Company
Laurens, - - S. Carolina