The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 27, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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print ai recasoniable iiuiiber' of tue a 1
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PY0(Iiice thiemi. Ill justlice to him c
ill state( IMat lie ha:; 11isu(Mic's.-;illv
c Idi'av'i~ for :;e'al I(d;y: to
eol i d 21(1 . 11(101 i::il I ieiti Iv L*'2
1 :rIay's ill. If thle:;c dllidd\i: :+i'"i
th1ink1 tha~t lie \\'onild le iiijti.ai y deet:
We are toild that in 1Laurenis county~
:st year' there wereQ 122 deathls dute t A-aed rvnabeisss, atis.
Iiseases whIiichi could( Ihave beeni iie
\ latedl by certain ireauttioliat 3 ias
i't' reS P scrlib(1t by (lie ilied cl I 1210e:
. i1n. Th'e disease:; are Iulr uW2(ls '.I
Tfhe mleasuries are lar'gely.giar. n :'yb n ca l sSenalout ii iuit
(eed In every1'3 Iho0me of. the counaty werle
thereit profession11al adviice to te hadlnil
Owf 51.1 Ijec2 . a 1(1 werie te lIt'ohile a,, it
' hole' ed .f('aletl u I o :I leal izat 14)0 of
t 5 h' il.2 int'la lie'. It will ''
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liss Annie Childress is visiting Mr.
nuI l .rs. .1. 11. Park at Greenwood.
Mr. W. C. Wharton was in towna on
.!onday atteiidng to business.
aln. and 3I1rs. J. C. Smith, of Water
loo, Were in the city yesterday.
M:. .1. C NeCls1. of .\loultviile, wea:
visitor !n the city yes:-terday.
.\ lis M1aiguerlto Tolbert left. l"riday
. take up her diities a.; tPai cer a!
hpester.
Air. and .Mls. J. .1. Spairk, of Lan
IruIll. we i n ii tov n Iait week on busi
less.
Mir. EK;gbeit. 31. Riddle and little son,
>f Bray Court, were visiting in the
:ity y'ester'day.
Ai r. ;and Mrs. .11o. W. Taylor, of
'rinceton, silent the week-end with rel
:\''.l . ;In t!' cily.
31r. I . I. "leiiing spent several day.
' last w 'eek visiting re!:ttives in ll an
Mnir. T. 1,. TIillneterllan l-i t l;st wt ('k
0 speld seVeral days wit i a n
hitit get own.
Al1's. Wash Teague o: Aug ti.;
visiting M :;. It. T. Ininh;tp Ol
larpter Street.
r ;. C. I. Parker is l convalescing
!ainll after undergoing treatment at
he holspitia!.
Miss Annie (ialing.'ton hals r~e iurned(
loni alter sp elding the 1ulanier ill
he liolilntails and elsewhere.
Miss Willie licks iert last w:ek to
I"'nd several weeks aimong friends
lid relatives in Knoxville, 'Tenn.
liss Claude Gray, of Gray Court,
as iet n visiting the Misses Childress
,t East Main street several tays.
.\lt. Wil e Alexander, of Sliarlan
um i 1: isiting her father, Mr. .I. 1).
ex ton.
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llr ett 0'11mbi oTday t Ko
dsoi Iedle hf SuthgCarlina ~%10tlbee
ite dS at. t 3 D e tatin of the Imlti
illtMasoi Temple111 .jutcmpletedI
>y thei' masons of itat 14. City.L~two
Msrs. L.us I. olarkgdale, W.1 .l. il
and 31rsine Toddl' atendeds~I1 the13 Knit
limpr,111 met ingi hld in Grteenwty o
inlaslth Motae .nitr awich 'I1atlime
dsesrsej Dir1 an Tlodd were geien t he
hlegree ftatodr
IA. Chaote(li Mc \oant lef tast
ilasue f)ti. ovr wile t hi a'l~a ert
lathe~ axets to ated 11ctures1 t 1 li
umbh ia niesit of that City.
Mers. I. . llekerof Caleston, 31.hoia
.lenlll spendinlg soel ime isingoo
ter relaortht Mier.lti Kt n
[.uthu harlyoths Mcityas rcturn.
ved to her1(1i homeiltIn hewt y ohe
Mr'. Ii. 0. Seo, of hesolhur
1(rin1 celn w.omoi the cit Sai
lrdty l' ccotttl ai, 1 IsesyIa \ tr. .l .~ Smith,
31 i'. \\'.. Sexton ofstigi thehu
A Iemarkable Gathering.
Its like will not soon happen again,
we tink. On Saturday there gather
edt at the homne of Chief Justice Gary
three eli'ss-miates, all well over eighty
years of age. They were, Mrs. M. C.
Gary, mother of the Chief Justice, ilts.
.\lic eI Ile nderson), of Coronaca, and Mirs.
.ane (hiry. of Kinrnds. Ml rs. M. C.
tiary is:I, and the other two ladies
a r' 1.
Nea'rly three qtuarter.- of a ce';ntuiry
ago t Ihey w('ei' (h .:iyiiamate at Limle
stone College. Mrs. M. C. Glary was
lin (':;toliner TIoaan kins of l..atenIs
county; Mrs. .lane Gary was Miss .1 le
(':aig, c-r t!w- ,alte county; and Mrs.
II(lnIerson1) w\a: .\MI:. Alclle Siims, of
S1ion ('onty. They were girls then
and like girls, they talked of their
.eetha its and of their plans for the
fit iure. They gradcated in Is.51 anad
we inI to IheirI respectivye homes. M issi
Caroline Tompkins soon afterwarcd
h alne tih wife of 1)r. I'. '. Gary. of
.\ahhte iii, aind she has live(( in thi.s
('( ntily 111(in c' her miia"rriage. Mis .lane
r.1 l bee1nme thie w\ Uife of Mr . 130rSer'
1. C1ard, o! lK inra tii', it .a sa t (otsi.-in (if
: e i t ry E heade' her1 home(( inl Ot.
\? inity silt her marriage. Mi-s Alit c
n.i ht tua the wife of Al-. \W T.
Ithindleron!, o ('orona( a, and lived too
in .\bbev'ille county.
The cla a ttles had nottt sPOln each'i
otier for iinany years tiotigli they
IU(ed fit nea1r to each other. The cy
disliked to travel on the trains, so
.\Its. .lan Gary invested in a M:a: -
well ltoliiig ar('a', Went1 to Corolla(a
h1' .\lrs. I llnde' on and the two came
cIt to Abbeville to soend the dlay with
the olte girinoo'i 1 iend. They talk
ed not s) ilunch of the futu1re1 as they
d, lid of the years gone by. They taiked
more of tle days in the long ago, and
oft the accompi lishmet s of t he past.
'The'y l ioked hopefully to the future.
not for themlselves but for those wh11o
are to omle after themn. Many years'
lait li1'1 inhei yet w\e hop1.e and he
'ieve.'b t w' '' rh years he long or
.'!)r', it w a:I It leasu e tos111' l) h . ,(
- 1 t". t r ti la '.. he gI'
. t iy t I I" t Ii.I -r
u I( 1 1 :" Iu I ' ' ''nn1
11 ,I n n11 (f th ill 117 or! l
I , . . i 1.(' "; 171 7~l
. .1 \' . t l i 1 i
\\ . nn \\'Ibh. , a1 a !] :!
:u'I I'll 'a . at! t l'- ho \1n o :1
\":. I IW. \\'! t., ann , I .
on. 1i to . . Ii 7' WI ( n1
wh% i ht took 1:a1. last ichi at - .
I e I . The7 tc or''sm w~~ie Iquiet l b
IICl~ iL tt the u-bes homev, thin- onrly
w'asi gowned foir traveling in a lajliord
gow'n of ol iv green br'oadeloth, whiob
folhwed ithle mio:st milshl fashijon. Ib r
hal and i 1 oithleri n(ePessor'ies wereo inl har
montiinig bines. The bouquet, which
wals wiorni oni the corsaige, was of pink
The c-oiuple ill take an easterni trite
and4 rei'turn1 to Nashviille 1o makite th'i
iresidiice. Tl'.qy will be locnted at thle
home of Mrl . Wrenne's fat her. 11)Iit
Mir. Wron ne anld IiIs brIde are lii
mnensely' populhari not only In th Is comn-.
miiii lty but thIIiroughoui th le state. l~achl
arie memilbei's of prominen01t fam111iis
that hiav' a wIde circle of fiends. Mr is.
Wrnn Is counted amilong Nasihllhe's
p irettilest ir ls and Is greatly admilred
for her manity char'ming traIts. .\ir.
7Wre'nn is one11 of the0 I roinent Il iyou1ng
baniikers of thiIs 01ity. Ilie Is assocIatled
wIth hIs fatheri in the im of Th'lomas
IW. Wrenine & Co.
1 Mr.' I'ston Med lock, to Sedal Ia Suinday
and visIted .Mri. and Mrs. .Jeff T1aylor.
Mrs. S. M. WIlkes was taken sIck
severai Iday13s ago and It was found ad..
vIsable to carriy her to the hiositaItior
trentment.
The Adver'tisei' was In erroi' last
week In statinag that~ .Indge Watts and
famIly had1( left foi' Cher'aw. They wlill
remaIn hei'e soime tIme yet.
IMi'. R. A. Cooper andl C. A. Power'
at tended thle in veIlinag of thle WV. 0. W.
monument to Mr. Oliver' P. Sloan at
Cleft' Spings chiuirch near' Slimpson
-vlle on last Sunday after'noor. Mr'.
Cooper- '1e1lvered thme addre'ss ocf 1.. 0e
cash. n, wl<l Mi. P~owC "watS .\Iti Ier of
Cerm ..
p. '
Rlchards.Todd.
Invitations have been received in the
city to the approaching marriage of
Miss .Keturah 14lhton 10Jchards,
daughter of Mr. and Airs. John l.
Rlichards, of Liberty 11111, to \1lr. ,John
Wells Todd, Jr., of Laurens, the wed
ding to take place at the home of the
bride, October 'ih. .lias 1 ichards
taught school here for several years
and is greatly admired for her naniy
ftie (qualities and attractiv e person
ality. Mrt. Todd is the son o i\t. and
:lts. .1. W. Todd, Sr., and N a p~opular
young business mall, being conneted
with the Peoples Loban and Exchang
1lanIk. The annoutnement of their
early marriage was received with cor
dlal interest' here.
Farms for Saie.
We have several farms for sale at
r" asonabile prices. Will make the
oitrm I(1 sitit purchaser. See us he
fort' buying.
I.aurents Trust Coinpany.
1k' .1. 8. I.\u hten', ee'y-'Treas.
' 't1 rn lly your1' Cooking t'tensil~a
(1em u at a big saving and have a
r e .' nd bI 't:er line to select frot
. .\M. & i. II. W MES & CO.
& * * *4 * . . . * . . .O . *
Alr. Joseph T. Ligon, an aged confed
crate veteran of Greenwood, died here'
Friday night at the hote of hi is
nephew, Mir. Tom Carter, with whott
he had been staying during the suin
tuer, at tihe advanced age of nearly .85
years. The chief cause of his death
was the intirities of old age. The
remains were carried to (Ireenwood
Saturday afternoon for burial in
charge of undertaker . 0. 1)enny and
accompanied by several of his tela
lives here. .\li. Li gon had m:en in fee
ble health for several 111111its and his
death was not unexpected. Iiis s;st4.
w1as the 11u0ther of the :'artler tnit! ' I1
this place4. .\ .;trikcing, incideni .t rlh.
of nlote"; i'r is the lt l that htis t onei :
t; tril.th er, (' l. 1:41 4'. ( 4 i. I.i-, ' . 4
(Ir( nkll e I, died (in Tue.-dily Wi'' th
isa..e1 eek.
44' o i :44ani .l. \;. V 41n 4r n 11.1 to i u
2,4 li t til t . litl ' ' .:1 1 \L'ii - t '
l4 I !11 I i.'l' . 44'41:4 III. 144~l 11:1! I'
11...11. 11:1 p lf a phr4'4 4 4.l . liio
t on Turn111 r'1 . o 1 hard Th e 4r is
ro 1n, the 4lar44:'.si 4i: . a .4)
L1111 1 1 41 111.T u 1,.,. . wI r;
.': ( 1 fi 4 n: .1 .111? t' :' 1 4 ' 1
Ii t'l t i l a 414) t 1 a -'14444 ( r l i .1 .
'1 it' ' 11 ini44 llt, It . L , -
.n ., the fir. -t. \1 l . I i . 1 4 11 !itb
n1 1 1)m I 1o I.." .:: 1n rt 11.
\ 1 , ?1.1 :tl i 4.- 1 b ;; ;I .. 1 '' 1 1 itl n ;
little or'chlard tried th:1 :.I II' : i
. r ' ; 41ar ago, but, t Ihe :,'anon Was 4(4oc . h1 1
i luaI nt its s ci:ttll eII '1. 1.-. 4n4t'4
:4'. apples ret i nblet re1' :y 14: hiht
. \ 's. oph111 a l 'i ontt "; ntrtaI I it
l4binche 41'1:in .2t Frhiy~1.1 altrno uin
hto 1ir 1 of .\ . 1\illn .
o ict Stli d al 11e losto t h e I;.m ili
litnts wite OX1erved. st tl l~y '
iAfute l th (1 r eula \irdiehItll2.I i 144
fate te rsehn I ihur1ch01 tot tttloiahti
wovkning t hcorlft spcal.y ri.
prie 1 \ of sy iaty, s knt ise, ali
ayer wias het('ld fin antliiati ofc.et
iatAuti' (leav or Sthe Voti
.lision fi h 1111 he'aIr leaws o1 inorrowi
tlac she expecflts t io coail foridyt
Asitih birth, .\ar. rc, Ii f tllo who itsto
is udertoo sh w:silbe arrd ba
ifi'e ntin pn her ofmisi s ainary
w~lork inei thati yeanry.left' ips
i It. .. lie Matone ots \Vesmin tid
hfrend fora( tfew day lith eleens childrhn
a nd l attens tea'11 a it tiont(at'sme t
inlg at ' ;ththar i -i fat taetl lii 11
he anukie rves.okssowl
Vo tshowC' gond he cto ii Fiday,
Astti issottaraiadne t of eW to
preiumi hast been111 I annuttt 4d4 and at
tits e0th mi1e(stone. Its trt na) and
frenh e tatu th et emtsI will bei
as( 1 kideti r as~:l in'' past y ar
Satheric ('s alay been1 hb, under
siChooI wil gtie an ii .ntrtano I 4 at
the scoo hos.hee'idys..
fers Electel.
Last Sunday the Baraca class of the
First Baptist church elected ollie's
or the next Quarter. They have just
passed through one of the most suc
essful (luarters of its history under;
lo leadership of President E0. D).
[larksdale. The Iartlaen class is well
:Irganized anrd by the zealous efforts
)f Its (1'er; e(' le-aiders ari 1 :1(m1 ieiuber
ts, inemb11ershipl hel. .'!'11(1!y' fine:' se-d
1:nti1 it n~ow has IL'' la:m t tnl mber'i
;hill sinc1 its organia.o1101. The fol
owin;. were electe(I to the dilferent
:>ileen: la: t Sundlay: It. A. C'oolnc'r,
echer; ('. 11. Rtoper, assistant teach
r; l'. W. .\Moor'e, l'residlent ; W. L2. Tay
or Vice lresident; 13. It. Chlardy, St.(
retary; C. W. Kitchen, I'reasi trer.
Drives Out Mtlaria, Luilds Up System
1'te Oki Sttnidard RelIcal st: etgtii titit tonic,
GROV's TASrIi.isscitii TONIC. dri ves out
Malarit,cnrichcs the biood.nd nildsu 1 the sys.
lent. A true tonic. For adilts and children. 50c.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
iicentise of its tonic and inxative effect. I.AXA
T1V1. IIROMO QIlNINi' is better thatt ordtunty
Qiinie and docs not cause netvouiness nor
rirtan in he d. tsnctther the ili iine nnd
look for the signaturc of E. \W. GROVI-. Uc.
tard of Thuks.
We wish to (hank the mainy g(i
Ipeople of this place, and also the phy
41elan1 Who was so 1(111(1 to render 'sr
vices diiring the recent illness anl
beath of hitsband and father.
.Mrs. ltobert Grayden and children.
Itr"nis for Satie.
\'e have several farmis for sale at
reasonable prices. Will iake the
Irms to sinit. iitrchasir. See its ie
ri ire buying.
Laurens Trnst ('otitny,
f iy .1. S. .\iachen, ee'y-''reas.
Lax-Fos, A Mild, Effectivo laxative & Liver Tonic
Does Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach.
In addition to other properties, Lax-Fos
contains Cascara in acceptable form, a
stimulatitig Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos
nets effectively and does not gripe nor
iisturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
diger tion, arouses the liver and secretions
and restores the healthy functions. 50c.
1 il'e of f I ni lle.
i'inn;nin) Inn. S. C.
I t:' f n i h ( ' t i r l i ni1,
No i i .he ' r b .l i n ; .l l I I l1 ..t'1:
II the*I h *ah b1b- n .11 \ln iac U(
-a : r; '._:1 , 1:41;, 1 'a hie: 'n " :!I ilo (1'clo it
. I., fith ihrei ta to u' sai.i.. 1nr I
tlbt' Ilinnn ;Iia('e (11 \lnu't' It~obi dt --
Is!rl. :11 1 (Id : r il l 14f 1h ,::.
1T r 1 1 t 1 I 1 } u iain n I 1'1- 3
\.. .Il r. Trt' . \(.:' :4 , aren'1 -
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ii ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i Ittel( it'-l': ~ 1:(1N ) II
Tel tr 1 N ,o . . C!, ni..x : ni9 1
b 4u i Iby Ia s ( I, I Noa1.
l. ' . , I :1 1 'lil -
n 4 t I t n da of l :0l .
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S. (n . I.annery
.\datl inl "'"I r tor.'
T hls 2 "' ti r t. d el of S n I r }'t:;G.
11- i1.
1liu'ne. t i .ut:1 :.,, ::: ba t .! t -; n :: i r
1 .1 I * : III n\ I nni t, t ::en. ent I bI,.
Wa ie are r nepr
desrairs ol . in D res.
No Sta d W
hihca s lnethsn
mosres ihn fDressaC
so Toeae.W r
WindowatCurtabein Go
36-in. Dress Goods,
Serge all colors at
36-in. Plaid Novelt
colors, - -
Ladies High Top Bo<
Your
SH.l
Laurens, *
" $
$ SPECIAL NOTICES. $
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$ * $ * $ * $ * $ * $ * $ * S
Notice--Sec . jI1. Wolff, the Real
Istate Main, bnf 'o vitng or selling
anything in the ileal 10state laine..Faria
land(s, houses, lots, stocks, etc.
ILattrecns, S. C.%
10-5t.pd.
Not e('---1'lease take notiee that Tully
Armstrong has power to act is my
agent In collecting and recelpting for
all hill:; (Ie me,
W. It. Burdine.
t'ept 25, 1911;.
10-21.
11tei'd --T'0 'ent two or three horse
farmi near to1 1 .\ liust have good
dtwelling on m. Le. Ilox '10, Lanrens,
't. C.
10-It.
For Sull'--e' e mt iltcll, cows and
heef cattle. "
W. A. Garrett,
1- I t-pd. Ilarksdale, S. C.
Wlianited- At oc(e", five tlith cows
fresh inl lmtlk.
A. 11./flarksd(tleC & Son,
I watt rena, S.C.
1,imeslone- - 'se ground t1 Imrestonlo onl
vior land for het er ):rain and clover
Crotps. Ask thos.& nho have used it.
See m'r for earload prices.
It. V. Irby,
10-21. Laurens, S. C.
For Sile--A-.t kinds of rough t um
her. Ilave saw-miill on plat, and ('41n
give you what You want.
D). 1). Peden,
10-11. Gray Court, S. C.
1ise liar'iowis-l-t1g bargains in Dise
tiarrows and ot) implments. Disc
harrows a slipelalty.
Moseley & tRowland.
10-It.
.lnst. It('(II 4l--A JiiCe lot. of 311b. 31
:'ard rolls P'1epedHagging. Also have
in stock 21h new and old Blagging and
.'otloll Ties.
.1. II. Sullivan,
10-it Laurens, S. C.
.1Iony4' to ionn---on :, 10 and 20 years.
Inlcrest a to 8 per cent. Reasonable
charges. I)tal & Todd. 9-5.
Outs-- Is ulghumi Seed Oats for sale.
$!.00 per buslhel.
Lewis .\ndersuon.
For tile: Second1-hand l'iano,Steinl
'.Pri.1' \ cry reasonable. Address
'. '.. (nr' ' o!' .\dv il s1er.
Itarr c'loer Seed for Sale-26
11:1h;1: II'rr ('lover Sieed for sale at
:I 1p: h i 1'! lbs. 14 hushel. 1). L.
Don/1, l iia r , 111 1, C. 8-31 1
!l 4n1ed9 Owners; of contny real es
:; -, who woul Ilk to 5(''11re loans at
alilract ive raites. from a "armlers Land
Iatnk ofl Iie Ifee''al government, to
u.L. G. Htali, iit'nlrp1riseNlat
I..a I a. -t
oi'r S'nll' T ' ( 1 - ,' of .\manda
h;n1.11, :: mihf)' I1rom11 Ware Shoals, -Ii
1res. 15o'4d i welhint; and out buildings,
Iun( p1a. 1ur' and well. To te sold at
nb e autiio14n at to elE' latlce on Ist
,i:y of Novembehrr al I I o'clock. TPerm-,
ea Ih. .1. V. \'augn:'1 and sses
17-8t-pd
111) to I tl 1'n .on - I.rm loans n -
rOtiatedl on imrorved farms at. 7 per
(',nIl auwumi finterest, andl reasonable
len l. orrowers will do wet Ito ap
p liy .rl . . I). IBarktc'dale. -S .
resemaprcs.on ak h
ed to meet your
~oods, Coat Suits,
Shoes and novel
consider ourselves
Lble to show such a
rear, but we think it
a that our prices are
bably will not be able.
ept at a highe~r cost.
>ds,10~c value, 7 1-2c
in Storm and French
- - 50c
y Dress Goods, all
- .- - 25c
>ts - - $2.50
s for Service,
- S. G oli .