The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 28, 1917, Image 4
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ADVERTISEli P'INTINot, CO.1P'.NY
Lauireis, S. C.
Ad vertIsin Hiies on Applietion.
70bltinaries and ('ard oif Thwihank: One
(eint ni Word.
Entered at I he I ost1V li 0.at 1lalli0111,,
S . C., as sc, on.i I. IA I Il w lI m r.
i i lli NS, S. (., 1.1: :011 ' 4, 1917.
Yester'day ThI'dlli.e lock-ved
anl unsigned . m'nuni-actaon fromn a
143 ldteneh 41 id- i l4 oi 'linton.
wh h we I % cann1 :ot prin unI s Ithe
wr Ite avi.1 e (1 oV her 1 idet, )1il.
-\dvocate. of .:(od radk. in this
%'1o111 app V ; ia t I I o i te'res t itani
Ite v-I:d ill it hc uiolid ij :lle -- . it l b y
Ih e dc((I it r o 'I . I ; :%1!c News,
,.\ I!- \% 0' I - V ( t-:' , . :I I( ills .1 3'. . ,)4
ill adv( acy w, Mo o 1'4i1ds alnd dis
played n1 U i'1r . ill wit. k le(tionI.
1:1 l .-u 1t! ; 4i thalt C'ol. M .
IK jAck is a a a it of
H:( N A uA' I on Ith I tiitor;i,
4)1i' litdIl 0111 .- ('.I 4134 1 854 . 4
d.It' ', .l ,it i 3 lii t 'alf(I4,\ .
Inll ill or :-s l s colll : t 13 ill so
woany pag , ;:01vi 1 i:h .gIen a wea ith
fI I d ieIang I t iat c. a hi isu -II
Dears to bQ about like thev o'.d roly
.ddled burden ., inl thet, (ditorial depart
muent has not lowered that standard of
its edlitorial page whic.1Ilhas, been the(
14diniirationi of it., I en ldr;. Thie I idex
i:1 1h 1 ano gooia coming thrice
.often.
Thec. Other day Englantd Iloated an
uth1.r wai loan Of about $,000,000
It is Said that .\ str alia hat ;s fioated
n%;r loan, to) thek ilmoln; of nearly a1
biion i d4 11 r. Thl total cost of the
actual operaltion., in the 1 r,10 a \*I '0
I, ci i etimaeid by ome, to hive
iml'. d the mar.,) 00 0 Iark. It is
hard to appr8'lale the mianitude of
liis stum. We ean :aI a i closel to
a realization W* it., pa1 ha)ling power
wilell we "IIlrte th'at it \would buy a
little Ford 4,ar for 4 %.,.*;* i ilhaLitant
of Englail, France and ;.rImany all
th1en leave a b.1 1anCe.
The OW4oucom of1 I the ro,(ad bond el..
3!nn is a sou I. Iof sat i.ac tion a it d
pleasuillre to Tho Advertiser. W'e had
oe no predictions ()n I thie ()IIItcom1e,
but we were not surprised except at1
of 11e issue. I IwIor o h1110 (e tion ourl
grea 1tet e n4 nw'll as t) g t full in
formal ion ( )t i sit e before 11he
)peoPl anld with th 11111cis l itach 11a1 C d
'we would have been .ontident of an
allirnatiiv .vof by lhe .aure( s con
3y voters. We hl t hat 11he money
Wo he expend ldhI on IIh,- roads of the4
(1ot w1111l la a rea1 bessina n1111d
that 1none4 w1ill live' 3to I 5 regr<- og
allirmat(1ively yesterda(l~y.
Hi line of14( genu1(ine0 et3''hed Glass8
.are4 just1 rece'4ived,1 be.atiftul 34atterns,
S. .\. & E. II. WIbKE~S & Co.
Al. a reent11 mee' ting of the ('ity con
cil the4 restricti( n thrown 31 aroun 1I')31d the4
8(ale of 00ountry meatI in townl were4 1re
14no1ed, en thaI no0w It is' not) nece(ssarIy
10or farmers43' to) pay a4 license or 41 have
1their1 mleat inspec'.ted4 b)efore4 offe4ring It
for3 -sale4. Th3is sltC'p was taken 1 after'
thle ('ounicil 1h4of(4 dliberated4 the)' ma1t
ter? alt )'onsideriable4 length1.
lDedamiln 1 ('ontest an. Waterloo.
'Thle prelimin1 3ary3 decIamion,' 11 on..'31
test of Watloo111 T'ow.nshlip will be4
held( att E~kom1 Sch1ool I 103use 1"r1Iday'
afternoon, .\i areb :10t h, atI three
''COck.
Calrd of Than13ks4.
I wish to) thantik th1e mllinistma of
the (city for' their faj itfulness in ('om3
inig to comfort 4)nr hear1Itsi by3 the4 31133
istr3y of prayer('I, durinlg Mir. tClarke''s
'itlieal Iilness (4nd1 sinc(e his passin4g
away. T1o them31, and4114 to ur necighbe
and1( fr143Iens who' shoiVced jI? may
kindne1 844sse w40 e ee gra'u andi1414 ask
E rect in; 4 '43in1g4..
Alr. S. 0. \14ellaniel is 'eectig a cot
tage 01n 11he ilte of his8 ('441(on 01innery'\
which l was burned4 4 some14 tim314 ag) 4on
'Easlt .\lin street4 . T[he fram 31'work1
has( already13 be4en3 about43 complted'4 and1(
interior' work'l i.s to hogin1 00on.
Cor'p'l. Walter11 A. .\ale~y, son (of
Mr, and1( Mirs. NI. i0. AManley returned4 (
homne last week fr'om the boirder', where
the boys have served 9 months11. Mr.
Maniley has been makIng his hiorme in
Florence for several years. Ie spent
Friday and Satuirday wilth hiomoifolks
oere. Hius miany friends wore glad to
s him batck and looking so well.
MRS. LUCAS HIGHLY COMMENDED.
Contributor to Columns of Cookeville,
Tenn., News Praises H~er Work Very
i tdily.
The friends here of Mrs. Cora C. Lu
enas, whose musical talent is a matter
of local pride, will be interested in
: the pralses she is receiving in other
sections for her work along musical
ineVs. MIrs. ILucas, who has been
.eedintg tle winter with .rs. 1olhn
'ePt'son, in Allgood, Tenn., recently
ive a recdial at Cookeville. in the
saine state, ad a writer in tile Cooke
ovill News had lie following to say
If it:
\'oiinog le wisli and senti menIts
of 1the P'arelit Telie's \ ssolintion,
.\ lsic ea' T ': ler(. and'l i'11 ei School
T hs, I wrile ihose lilnes of ex
pr.ssng raillide and appreciation
for that inost excellent muitisical pro
:ini 'eildered bty \lIrs. Cora %,(ox Lit
cas of South Carolina oii the 7th of
\I;reh. "' thle clDY scholt(1 auditor-iumi.
Ih art isIt skill antti ex llisite taste
I - re'entIed should be alpreciated
unit enmilitnineied to tihe young stl
dfitI:, aInd shoulld he o trd n
versally so as to sitiieate thieir tasl
tr h! hii.hest Ide-als, as, all stuident-s
11o hieltt'r thanii tieir ideals. Oh
I vi ag such excel ileit lperforminanaces
reldered is ani inspirati on to
(ilizes and I al stire it will
bao"glow of, inlcreIaing inspir-a
n I' ' 0 tjoe of tn rlift to iaulise
I tin't te4 a0s 'ir to thw highest possi
etc. \\'e asset liir that
- all hse tiler u.4 (1ne of theo great
: ii-l!dr ' of cltratevr. who :ile blesaing
the worI. 1,1-t it he urh rsatid we
are more thant aixiols to hailtv. her
maleanohervisit soonl and delight
s atgain. May her health he vigorl
oils an(d letr life long. so as to bless
:ind help anlny along the patliway of
lif '(s .oillln y. COntie ofteni.
"Yoiul's in slicetit y.
"AParent."
OVhI-'.iiNENT ,1i1ls 11it 31.\NY.
The lited States Needs a Larit'g'e
Nuntt her of Skilled Laboreris. vlo
Are Well Pah1l,1
.lr. 1)..\l. Norwood, local secretary
ol the Ilited State's Civil Service
ttrtetltims.jion aniounttc's that a large
runnb11er of skilled w\orklnen ore neced
tel :tl ouri navy yardt atl'ij ordaice -s
i ablishinlenis 1throughooll Ilhe countlry
a11lt thtile vivil -wirvice collinliissionl
i tt t ing anti elfort to stipply tile nieed
vd hel. \~aa clies exist inl the posi
ionts eel labtt-or , skilled lIb rer, . lie
chalniv, miachinist, phiniber., tinn1ers,
boiler iakers, sewing niiachine ea
Itols etc., and1 Imay ralge; fronti $1..m
1t .o . ioret day delie ntili n the
wetk Pertiedi. iThe local se'retary
hias beent furnished a small supply of
aplilattion blaniks whitil will le giv
(In t anly oe intier'ested inl govern1t
ltle't-l work. Antyo( ialy call at tile
post ollive and ,;(e thle poster which
shows jist w lt help is te'ded' an
ithe 'ia's wh vaacies exist and
gel atiy furtherltm inifomiatioi desiret.
The 'eimtis;ion's setretar will Ib
glid to to t ihlear ove wii a'ny
olet ine 'trestedk .
The~c ed iit services.('anissin flo'
iisoymei ' ii the aloernm1enlt t'ervice0(
lhe l ocalI secret arty aitt wiill le giveni
toineriae per'sonis.
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('OIlD POINTI NEW,'s *
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Nelson, of Tiennesc.'see, is visl iting .\tlrs.
Emmna Lecak and .\l iss I alzzie Hunter.
Mr. Jones Cunnitighami, of C'ross
Hijl visited Cold Point this week.
.\r. 0. ('. Duncan hans been sick this
week, lbut is sotie be1tt'r now.
Mai. .ithn I hinter of Jlar'ksdale was
in Cold Point this wieekc on business.
.tessr's (Guy A. .\oore and T. P. Dun
('lil visitedI the city Satiurtday and
Sundi(ay.
Mlr. ii. C. Duncan atnd wife visited
('ol Point this week.
Sa trday.
Mlt. Youctngblood of Sear'tanhiirtg has
t't'epted a peosition hierie withi .\tr.
.\t. it. l'" \\'hteler was ini Laurtens
attt-lat\.
an li rlsb; V-il W\\ater'loo oin busi
ntess this wieck.
\\'a War'e .\ladden Ii V it edt ,i rauns
lturday.
11 ieunitn of' Three fcompantitei s.
i Iih. Prominenttt sieakerCts are' ex
let'd~ t) be with its. Sur'vivrts ith~
ter famiilies and friends, and thle pitb
lic ar'e (texeted. D~on't forget to
britng soinetinmg for dlinnuer.
Mel Flemitig,
J. D. Mock,
W. A arrett.
lesttion In Memory of the Late *
J. J. Plss. *
9 * * * * * * + * 9* * .* * *
As God fin Ills wisdom has recalled
from earth-life the soul of our valued
late president and beloved frlend,-J.
J. luss, be it resoved: That;
1. The Palmeto hlank has lost an
organizer of gonsuiimate uprightness
and an oflicer of rare executive abili
ty, whose straightforward and hontest
elaracter invited and secured the
great'est oilldelcle and respect of the
bank shareholders, oflicers, depositors,
and patrons generally;
2. The' towin of Laurens has lost a
citizen of most energetic and tinsellish
public spirit. who uinder all presenting
opporttu nities ever pt iInto execution
Ohe town's best interest;
3. The County of Laurens has lost
an inhablitant of broad sym ipathles,
Iuge views, anid wide anud elevating
illtunes:
The State of Sotuh Carolina and the
lnited States of America have lost in
the late J. .1. I1uss, the Immigrant
from S'witzerland. a naturalized citi
zen of tin impeaceiable loyalty to their
governmutuents and an ent ihusiastic suip
porter of their high moral aits and
world revachi ng democratic principles,
a citizen ready to make any sacritlee
11111tm aintain their integrity;
Te chtrch has lost a meimber
of iinos generouts and (ontrlitbiting
type. mte whose humility and guile
I s:*ness, Whose iilernit inoceee.
whose pItre anid contiiilig tiur et1
showed Iliat .lesmIs had laid his hand
uponl him aii tmade him as the littlie
(hild whom ie called and set Ip, say
lig: "Verily I say- unto yout, except
ye he (on1verited, and ecllome as little
children, ye shall not enter Into the
ki ngdomu of heaven'";
I. Ii, honored and respected
widow, Mis. Susan Davis l'liss, has
lost a help-meet of unalloyed devo
iton, thouglhtful and tender atetion,
and perfect fidelity;
7. His family and kindred in Wal
lis wy I. neatr .\lugen thal, far away
Switzerland, has lost a (eln whose
111 and 1intspoted personality and
Iw hos tinstill euied domestie nnld publi c
actions have eniobled their blood and
exalted their standing. To thein
we setil greeinugs a11d sympathy.
. lie it lithe lir r'solved. That Il
l'almiielto lHaik have theste resolutions
published in The State, Columbia, S.
C.. The i.attrenisville Ierald, and 1au
tens Advertiser; firlther that a type
writeni copy of them he presented to
his alllieted widow, at like cop1y lbe sett
to his family in Switzerland, and a like
copy be kept in tile areliives of the
l'almeicto lank.
I Signed I
Clarence 'tin inhain,
It. Ii. Terry,
1'. V-. IBurns,
W. 1). l'ergulsonl,
it. If. iryson,
,It. If. Bell,
R. T. DunI~lp,
T. P'. IBabb,
.1. 1. Craig.
Our Oil ('ook Stotres tr ithIle best to1
lie had-easy~t5 to opteratte, clean and
will use yerty little oil.
S. M1. & E. HI. WILKES & Co.
Iiaroldl C. Smith. assistant treasturer'
of Dunttan ii ills, hase resigned his ito
slitoin anld after Ap il 1st will hecome
agenit andt general manager of thle
Walls Mlills at Laturens, acording to
the Greenville News of yesterday. M\r.
Smith will succeed M\r. L. It. Kerr.
who recettly gave til the place to take
aniothle r pos11Ion at FilshervillIe, M\ass.
Meceting of U. . C.
CTe .1. II. Kershaw chapter, 1'. D).
C., wil meet Mlonday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock with Mirs. WV. II. Dial.
Alrs. Rlobt. Elchelberger, Sec.
Enta ertainmuienit at. lowlers.
Ice cream will be sold1 at Warrior
Creoek schtool house Friday night, 30th
by -the ladles of the S. I. A. to which
all are cordially invited. Just before
the sale a program will be rendered bly
the school. Exercises bcgin at '7:30.
iiEV 'L1Y lBAYNE
In "Thle (4reat Secret" lit the Opera
11': :0. Eitch chapulte'r gets biette'r tand
Old Fashioned.
Th'~ey wvetre comnin~g back from the
ier~ie. "WVe used to sing an old-fash
tor a. song," remarked grandima,
"atbont a one-horse open sleIgh."
Oranddaughter wvas visibly puzzled.
"Don't you mean a one-cylinder car?"
inquired shie.-Louisville Courier-Jour
nalt
* $ ** * $ * S * -* $.* $
8 SPECIAL NOTICES. 8
- * 8 * $ * $ * $ * $
For Salq--Hunter Brothers Pull-Not
Cotton Seed, Uncle S'am Big Boll, and
Vandiver's Hearvy FrIn t9r. lunter
Blrotlhers, Laurenas, S. C., - 36-4t-Pd
'Jonr for Service-My 'large regis
lered 0. -1. . boar is rea y for. ser
vlee, one Mile fromn Parks gifon. T.
I. Sumerel, Laurens, lit. 2. 36-1t-pd
Eggs For Sale-Pure /lvke Camn
pilne eggs, at $1.00 for (eflK! of 16.
T. 13. Sunterel, Laurens, 'It. 2.
.36-1t-p~d
Chickens and1] Eggsi- will pay 12C
a pound for grown elielens pid. 20c
lozen for eggs. We Will pfy this
price until April 6th. ..Shell &
Co. 30--2t
Auto For Saie-My Cadillac, 4-eyl
inder touring ear. 'Mechanically in
perfect condition. New Itres all round
Will sell cheap. Rt. Mance Irby, Lau
rens, S. C. 36-11
Roins4onl's Chief-O tc of the great
est registered saddle sl tilioig that lias
ever beenl inl the statt L will stani1d
iinm at nmy barn this set iol for $15.00
and when lie is carrie away from
oIlon. fee is $21.00. W. M. Chapman,
Fountain Inn, S. C. 36-2t-iod
(o to Florida to Live--.\' 2 corner
city lots (1-2 acre) with 6-kooli framte
h10ouse and-soparate storeibuilding 22
x:13 feet, for $1,000, all (ash, ol- $3,000
cash and $1,000 mortgage.: Address P.
0. ilox 7, Ocala,' Florida. ' 36-3t-pd
For Sale--One mare, 90years old;
one ule. age uncerta in; 011 23-4
.\it~chell wagoni. A. S. A -lpltorc, ii
W la estr~eet. Wat ll. 3t-2t-lid
For Sale --iteglstered Duroc .sCy
,4ig. Will have theil inl !1aurenis onl
aturday. Mlarch 3lst. 'I top1 1 1 inter
estd sohlid see 1theml. T Iom.ll . Shaw.
Latu'enls, S. C. 21;- 1,1
For Sal'p One pen of lr d Pr"
11outh RIock and otin pen If !' A 'a-s.
Call o or Iwrite Mst. .1. Wade nder
son, Laurens, S. C. '30-ht
1or1 Sale---(hoice 1ir:iu-ed 'iyllloul th
lock eggs, $1.0) for $15. I ]hA An
derson. Iaau rens, S. C. \ :110-:1
Notice-I have 500 hushels of Weber
lIig I oll long staple cotton seed for
sale for planting, at $1.50 per blishel.
It beats .\4ex1 1 big boll in seed cot
totn and broltght me from t; 1-2 to 8
cents Ilore per pound. Cal on tile or
wrile me. M. A. Sumerel, Laurens. R.
F'. 1). 2. 33-5t
For Sale- -Two Jersey cows fresh
in milk. $50 each. .1. T. A .hlallew.
35 2t
For Sale-IUmited quantity of CIve-.
land Diig I1oll Cott on Seed at $1.50 per
bushel: Mexican lig 11oll at $1.50 per
lushel; imiproved King at 8i 25 per
bushel. These seed were ginned at
olli' private gi and are pure. A. It.
ilatrksdale & Soil. 3-3t
Notiee-I1 have 00 bushels of Weber
llig 11)11 long staple ot 0n seed for
sale for planting, at $1.50 per bushel.
It lea Is MAexican big holl I seed cot
ton and broiighit me from 6 1-2 to S
(nts more per poid. Calkn eile or
write me. M. A.'Sunerel, La'urens. 11.
F. D. 2. 313-1f
.3oney \to Lnll-Ol farm lands inl
Lautrens county in amounts of $2,000
aind above, at 6 per cenIt Loig leim,
easy payments. Terms reasonable.
Dial & Todd, Attorneys. 32-it-rep.
A new season al
with many furnishin
the best way to dispe
and satisfactorily is t
Man's Shop's display.
We feel justified in say
out the finest stock of h
ever shown. The new al
el and harmonious, and E
pecially attractive.
Everything necessary to
dashery wardrobe is here
Shirts at $1.0(
Neckw ear at
Underwear at
Hosiery al 25<
Special display of men's:
the best of them all.
Just received a line of n<
top dresser.
MINTER (
MAN'
Let Us Mea
Miss Gray In RecitaL 1W HIS MOTO
On a recent program of a vocal and
piano recital In the Teachers College Got Strengh T Do Nor Work
Df tlhe Columbia University, Now York, Fair Haven, Vt.-'I was so nervous
and run down that could not do my.
is..ioted the name of a Laurons st- housework for my l1tlo family of throv
dient, Miss Hattie Gray, who is taking I had doctored fo ncirly two yeats
piano under 11. Grace Daschbach and without hel. On day 1 read/at6ut
Margaret Zerbo Cowl. Aliss Gray Viuol, and thanksto it y heltii has
played a selection by Scarlatti requir- beeniresor o in o. "in a m
Ing unusual talent and technical skill.y friens what V I has done for me."
-Mrs. .v.%ma 11. 16Y.
N'Iiiol Is a combinatloa of fe-mous
N011(' T CREITORS. ics which wo guarante to buil4
Districtll theti iv11 eak and run-down,
Distret 0Court of the United States,
Western D:.trict of South Carolina. T1Tl IXAU1tMNS DRUG CO., IAUIMMNs
III tihe iuattet of W. 11. liuiaan, Clini- Also at the leading drug store In all
ton. F. C., Ilankrupt. South Carolina towns.
To the Creditors of the above named
ilankrupt:J I % Eii113 T
Take notice on the 20th day of leb
ruiary 19.17. thle above namled banikrulpt Tk if(eta.oltl 1tdyo
filed ils petition a itiiit lwaillit April 11917. 1 will reder a filaay ac
tililii s ietItio ii .~t i oi itii1031 i~ ('Oil lit of' illy acts -ani (iolig as5 X.xecu
that lie lay be decreed by the Court tol or the estate of 1411110 .N . as'ig
to have a full disclarge froin all debts toil lrcea'." ' ile ofile of the
provable agin st his estate, and a hear- lI4l-P of Irole of Lo
Ing was thereu pon ordered and wIll he *t II 0'lock a. ll. a oil ithe saime (ay
11h1d tip4on1 said petition oii ti, 21th1 will atiiY for a iiia1 discharge fm
day Of larch, 1917, before CahId C l it,rmy t 1. a Xecutor.
at (Greenville. in said 'Iistrict. at I I An pecson Indebted to saidl etate
o'clock in tle forenoon, at whic i(li i is notified ud iequired to make pay
and 11 lace alt knowii creditors alid 1- "e("t in that dote: aid all persons
or personis in interest may appear all1 avin elaims agaist Said estate will
show cause, if any they have. why 114 thiepresent tile" on or before said (late
prayer of Said Ietitioln sholdi( not eI''i ii 23 1 Or bf. foreer barred.
gi'auite .J. 11. (NIMIT, Clerk. W. 1. WASHINGTON,
lPelrua ry 2(), 111 17. :12'i Ma rit 1 19 17. --1 lo. FxNectugr.
That is the story of scores of the
BI6 BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
of this country c o
ADV[RwISh YOUR oUSINESS ON YOUR
00'- [LTTERHEADS AND WLII[ADS 10
ive Uis a Call
OUR PRICES ARE R16UT
heplenisow your Sjp.In n
my fWardrrf wa V
JfMbe.asher H.fY
ways fiandsbnatonaf mmou
oncwhcwoguaeedsteo toppbuikn
ithphemateheicl weakn run-down
olsouan to MindtegdrCo.'tor in l
Southhatawelhave rounde
abrdshrTaatkwehv nole thato th ,'\ ayo
Aprill197,re wrefrendernalynaloac
tor ufuthlestatevolLesiea.e Weshing
co plteyurspig abr of l'olt ofLues ony
at-inclloku.d.indnnth:smeda
my5rc to $11.00tor
Anypesotodete$t1sid50at
tsnoole ndr7urd5omac.a.
newin springagihatsaitestatKwil
preentthmOo otboor$7ad.dt0
duvyIpratenbandb forevthebarred
W.H.WAHIGTN
ThatYo fors thewor ofscring Suith