The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 13, 1916, Image 15
A GIFT FRO]
$' 0
wiltomen" oeitoyu
Bui th mdt of you
eChristmas Sprig.n
chtieer Tese oarthe hope
witoe," h en intesou
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theer deie ofe soeoe one
ledsl inl one hofptas the ntiu
tmons dfwo In the suchran
effort es atse tinyimaeso
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be~~Ai thekidsacyo cusom dof
at ~Christetohinkbcm
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plae, r i ntet? Tatis the
tak hi pleIng the whyeand
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beas w r teavsocutm
Chitmsiste esn o teChit
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havel atonshed Goge Washongtun
But takna the beath of ou tl
us mermling rnhid chtatbhsled
toughtn do otforcet atrai
there reinn toou whl orlt
Zl Chrstan fild in rg babo
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lehsl illan hoAs, wehae hupp or
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pace Coriold antime-uto scrambk
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thememry f smChristas ieoftie
logao where TonnTimnwi
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looke forard it ko to nehmca
comng f alfami the wondend
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(.ahld-.went sinliit nain Stsncer nit
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)ossibiy buy!I That was the spirit
vhich prompted Dickens to say,
'Though it has never put a scrap of
,old or silver in my pocket, I believe
It has done me good, and I say, 'God
bless it !' "
We Should Hang Garlands.
The singing of carols in English vil
lages was a good old custom and ught
to be revived, as well as the lighting
of the Yule log on Christmas eve, for
the memory of the English Christmas
lingers ever in the British heart, wher
ever he may be. In the early days at
Jamestown, Va., the cradle of English
civilization on this western continent,
John Smith says: "The extreme cold,
frost, rain and snow caused us to keep
Christmas among the savages, where
we were never more merry. nor had
more good oysters, fish, flesh, wild fowl
and good bread nor ever had bet
ter fires in England." Kipling, too,
refers to the memory of Yuletide in his
"Black Sheep" with the couplet, "At
home they are making,merry, twixt
the white and scarlet berry." And so
we should garland the house with trail
ing pine, hang the wreaths of holly in
the window and the mistletoe 'neath
the chandelier. It helps others if it
does not help you.
Boston's Fine Example.
Last Christmas in Boston the mayor
requested everyone in the city to leave
their window shades up on Christmas'
eve to help light the city. Such a,
(cheerful glow as it gave to 01(1 Ben
coni street amnd Comamonwealth avenue!
Downs in the Public gardlens thet city
wasI enjoying its municipal Chsristmias
tree, a stately fIr, hedcked with myri
ad( coloredl electric bulbs, while tihe
band~ layed old familiar carols that
ve(eredl into popular street songs be
fore the crowdl scattered. The scene
was significant of Christmas now be- j
lng a cosmopolitan festival holding
thme heart of Puritan New England,
whose holy of holies has heretofore
been Trhianksgiving. This is right, and
ais it should be, since ours is a land
of religious liberty and Christmas is
the season of "pea~ce and good wvillj
to sall mankind."
I A LITTLE BABY SISTER.
"Whby dion't yout se'nd your little
frliend a ni('e waix doll for Christas?"
"I don't tink she'"d care aimch for
a wax d(oll no~w, antlec; you see, t h'y
just got aat onesI051 at her house."
I Evidently Not.
* "Confound the luck I WVhat did( she
* want to shap mei for? Sheo was stamin
s lng squarely beneath a bunmach of ami
I tietoc wheian I kissed her."
"S1on, I'm surprised at your obtuse
ness."
g"WVell?"
t "I suspect that you wore not the
r ian she wna waiting for,"
FLNMINABRNG
.4ND
Ca n WE LL with to morw eo h o i g
ing and receivisg, ands at to buy and where
ENGRAVING to buy is the all imp(o) a queion It' is well
" 4ND
SPEIALto suggest Fleminig Bi'os.. store: F irst, because ofK
RDESIGNING our capability to serve you with the newest and r
Cainnow be done with more beat, and S acond, bacause the prices ,are always
satisfaction than at the I
time of the consistent with the value of the goods---the best
CHRISTMAS RUSH obtainable. Our stock is second to none and you
and we suggest that you e
call and enjoy that leisure- will marvel in our selections"
ly inspection which is now
Thater Appea To Al
o clpossible with you.s
bet7adSco___cu__h rce~r awy
THE- FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS FORM BUT A
SMALL PART OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK
FOR THE LADY FOR THE GENTLEMAN
Watchl liraceelets Frientship) t'iroles Gold Watches 3ilitary Set,
(Bold Watelhe4 [lar Plu'is Seal Iitin-s ('oat ( lnins
Iracelets 1anit. 1his Scarf Pills d Stids
Ilrooches Silvter Bits ufittns th''b
Necklaces ('ard Punrses lif lItttns 3:oa h'h fs
,a Vullieres 'itbrellas ('ard lase, 1- ellass Cases
04oekets Tollet Sis I rt Order Eiblems in lil (odand
DIA*'ONDS l E id ur' g Gifts of Silver
TI'le Oift of at fine Jew el is-fa pleasulre TIhe"re is. nothine ,(o acceptable its
if) the reelplent of todai --a treasure uln n1' ;h-( alift fur the ador~nmento
Ito the in*eritors of toiiorrin. the ume, The leasure it brings _
We sell onl~y the most perfect stones . +( li.nan1ent. _- -_- y .
the hhe white stone. ir replitt- -'Iteil attention is ,jlfll Ito -o.ur
11i1n for s(#Allng oly the very b~est l is:.v of -- -?
stones is state hii le. 1:1i T ' i = i :
111.11\310 ) Il l S il NihV 'i; l T .... .e -
111.\31011\ 11. ARS X1,V .iSE"S
1. 111\ i.\ 11 it(0t'lI':S '' .I-2 ~11111.11 ,' 1t = _ .
11 til.1N I) ilt.\llT' 11 ITh and mny oth er vlean4 t 11111 useful
111.110N1) iA)('KdT i'uS prodinet I ins.
WE INVITE COMPARISON OF PRICES
FLEMING BROHERS
LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA
SSSES.4SOlt',S NOTI('E 1917. ship, Ora, 9 a. il. to 2 P. ni. ;turns. One lnan u1sualy inakes the
.\ionday, Ian. I.,, liaurens townshlii, whole roudi and somne mtay not inider
Thel( AudItor's oice .will be op~en \Vatts .\ill, 2::!0 p. inl. to 11::!0I 1. nM. stand the notice this tinie, as 1 have
roin the lat tiay of January to the Iesday, Ja110 51, lliint er township. divided u fil the trritory in the o7everal ' 1 a
Uth of F+ebrtuary, 1917 to 11nake( reCturnsl C"linton. ,,i towns.hip~s.
f all personal iol)erty for taxation. 'it'.eday .1.1. 11; Stllivan town'.hip. \or Spr ns, Lameness,
For the convenience of taxplyers T T. 1 o21 n ll years on the ist of 1.1. Sores, C its, Rheu.1matism
h e A tdito r o r h is d e u ty w ill a ttend.otI ry except th s w h o re i n al e ea -n c Cia lt; I1a ls .
lie following :intuted laces to receive Y n. tiown h i of earIng a s r f i Sto "PltA O
'T'u1e5(day, .;all. II., 1'1i1(11:; torn.ii n 1( olen inng a 41111 ~oi1. friomn beig':lt#acfJ;-ic
eturns for said : ear to wit: t liltnd or from ot her causes, are p ain At Once
Monday, Jan. 15, Setutlletown town- r .u dreied polls, Confederate veterans For Man and Beast
lip, .1. S. Craig's Mtore. ho n litexcepte. 25c.50c.$1. At All Dealers.
Ni 011(111', Jail. 15, .1atcks to IV 1,41111), S. 1431 (111141 Clinton 3 Ca i dill.
Alo i~ana, J J w . \ednesday, .1an. 17, Sullivan town- Al so all male citizens 1et w\ een the
\1'i DeaPiintlti). ages of S atid 50 on the 1st (ay of
WOiicdY .In 7, 113 O~Sl .' ~IL
Monday. Jail. 1. Jacks townhllp n, )nuaiays o1w1ni, are lth to a ioad ta
1l'e ue~d y, 1;(1. 1 , Dal to\ ns i (t $i ..o find ar i e l'C i e'd to mil.Ih
Mnao-~ , 5 . ute \o\nt~,'. A. White- during the liing above spefcied andiL MN
.\ondyille. Ja'n.dusntry. .tn. 17, Yongs town-- their return of same to the .\nditor - m -
oIuntiale .11. 15, .i0l 11ter twn ship, W. a. 1hall paty to the Coutily 'ea4sr r at l
-hi 11111. ,1'hursday Jfn. .s. lunter tov-nshi. the s(1m.11 time other taxes are aid i C CH .i' 1 Waterloo to the ( ad. tESTERSP
\olmda, Jan. 15, Waterloo townsli, .ydia Coton .\iill. iiu of wvori'hng tAhe i'oad. ' iI \ ,n
Waterloo. T'hu l r4da y, .1an. Is, sulai n 11 t.)wln- All taxpayer4 are retcuired to give f-e t 4S.I" - ,*.
.\ionday, Jtan. 15, Waterloo townshp W 1nmS.twsi n ubro colds
,, Ilad31.sil).' . I.t .ulli II'41i1. S an41* 1411P ~d 1311m1bet' of 4c'hoot ' i'.,
.1. ,. 31ae'a r ts: also state whether piroplrty is En's I aL
Mionday, JIan, 15, Waterloo townshil, 'I'huirsday ,an. , -ial l s411itad in town or on .A
.Ieli'y (1, N~il't~l'5 st~ 'c.O1'13' oii't.14tll('(i i11 tow I) (13 ('o u1 t1'. I'~ac'hl ot ilrug. !A'I..;.!
Jerry . . Martin .' store. , :ray Court' tract, or parcel of land must he Cn- : r. 1( 101,!
eMonday, Jan. 1-, Dials townshi', 1. Thursday, .an11. 1S, Youtgs township, tered eparalely. USuIm) b IUils [
I. .lahon's store. Pleasant Mound. After the 20th of February s0 per ---
Nionday, Jain. 15, Yonlil a townhip~ui. Fritday, JIain. 11 llunlter3 to\l3iii) Af(- tie-0-of--hul'50pt
tewart's stoe. 5 goidvill. 'cI nt pealty will e attached for fail- To Cure a Cold in One Day
Montwar , Jan. 15, Youngs townshlip, Please make note that the appitoit. 111re to mllakie returns. Take AXATIVJ( 11RONIO Qinie. It ntps the
141ir4)r. mnts illbe fulel .Iist s ovettsed.~. . ~ ['SO. Cugh stnd Hleadlache 1131(3 works off the Co3.
,anford, ments will be illed just a4 advertised J. - 'O Druggists refund money If it fats to cure.
Monday, Jain. 15, Seuifletown town- and to please come out and mnake re- ( "oatty Auditor. U. W. GROVE'S sig'nature ou each bex. 25c.