The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 28, 1917, Image 6
* JONES NEWS. *
Jones, Alarch 2t.--We extend our
warmest congratuoat [ons to .r. Claid
Brissey and .iss .lallory 1ill who
were married on the 21st inst.
Tie friends of Mr. Wilmot S'mith
will be pleased to hear that he is re
covering from an attack of lagrippe.
Wiliter, Frank (and corge .Jones alt
tended (lie Woodien imeetIng In
Greenwood last week.
Mr. Woodward has completed a nice
cottage and is building another.
Ware Shoals had a large delegation
at the Good Roads meeting last Tues
day at Princeton. Several addresses
were made and all present were en
thusiastic suporters of the good
roads movement.
messrs it. L. iHarmore, Clifton Wi
Ilainston and \Ir. Shannon of Donalds,
and .M r. Roma nst Ine of Columbia paid
its a pleasant call last week.
.31}-. Charley Killingsworth has a
tite milch cow for sale.
.\Ir. G. 13. Riley has purchased a
Buick car.
Mr. Kelly Daniel is operating a
wood saw and will lie pleased to serve
his friends.
'The enroll men t of our school con
nlines to increase and the patrons ali
preciate the etlicient work of the
teacher, .lMrs. .. ,. (ialiai .
The M. M. Degree was confered at
the communication of Urewerton
Lodge last Saturday and there were
several visiting brethren in attend
ithe
All, Walter .lones Mlanley attended
the district meeting at Newherry last
week as a delegrate .from Kings
Chapel.
The friends of Mir. Pink Jones will
he pleased to learn that she is reCov
(ring from a sudden inlisposition.
Alessr's A. it. Tiome of likoi, Nlajor
Brooks, Wells liley and Sanders of
'lren wood were in oul li id st Fatrl
day.
W' are very grateful to all of our
friends who have conferred kindi fa
ors uipont us.
We were vyVV sOrIrV to heari of the
deathl of our. _omnl friend .\lr. .\tike
Kinardl of I':11worthl and( toinforly sm
patiith theill Ow reaved family.
M'OlNT 010 , iliV-:
. 311 N T \SN)('l\TI ONS. *
.aur 1n 1 i'<mn y h1a.; tory-five local
School Iinll p-ovemi l .\s 'I)ialiolls,
hirty-two (it' whichi solid N r
ports to the Colunty rgjanizer. Thieise
thir-ty-two associationls ha,1%( at lmi
heislip of sevel IlulIrlii 'Ind tweinty -
hwo, have hield onet( hund1fred and( SeVenl
ty-one iieif sIIiS, and llave Iaised1(
$2,52N.29 for schoo: improvemkent sinlco
.lanluary 1. 1916. Thel a..Z:4winIionIS 11h11
do not report iave hld(1( stveir11l luet
ings an d(on (e1 g~ool worl(.
1. Trillity-- lge, Woodliow \\ilson,
Lan ford!, F-lemiing. Ola, Warrior Creek.
liethany, Gr'eeniiond, ('ross 11111, I is
hioni, New' I la rmony, harksda le, .\It.
lethel, Il'ickry 'Tavern, llennio, and
lhockI liridlge are(' t e conunlliend(ed fori
the'ir faillhfulntss ini seinding, in writ
ten re ports. G ray ( (l't -O)winlgs,
Crloss II ill, I-anfordi4, Gr'eenilond, illen
no. New I aliamoy, andl IIickory Ta v
ern lead iln am111unlt of imoiney raisedl.
'It mui st not be in I'ered, howe'ver,
that thle ScholII lmpr'ovemen't A\ssocia
11i)n exists imarou ily toi inaike money.
'The itate4rlial Iimpr io vemenl~ts b rough t
about by t his ortganliz/ationt have bieen
many113, bti the. (chi(ef virtuei hals been
the Symptetli' altituIde thatit has f'omet
about Oin the palt of' the pl('lie to
wmardt ithe schl(is andi oft tile schIools
-owarid thie peolile.
.\t's. 11. V. Frieirsont,
Sutperiv .1n1g Teacher't.
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Wresour friendi ando brtothler
Wi'lliaml Whatn wa's called lrolm laborE
-to test on Oct. 5 th, 19l 4. and11 it thie
lost onte of' its oldestl and most15 value'd
membertes. ther~tefor'e be it resol vedI,
F'lirst, PTat we lhe mem'1(1betrs of
Sc-hroder t 1 lige No. Ill, A. F. .\l., ((en.
der o1 th1e giif--strI-iken faitily our
tC~ederet Symplathyv itt this, th' said
heievemntt.
Second, Thal~t a page in (ourl iutet
book be -set aside to thte ruemtory of
Th ird , PTa t thet C(oilnt Iy I aper's lie
a.9ked It) jpubtlih these5 rlu~ltions and1(
t he famliliy lbe fitrnishied wmithI a coipy
F. ). Blt,
II. R. Wallace,
W. II. llar'ksdalec.
GIray C~our it, S. ('. Comit tee,
Sullivan Townisip Conutest.
The p relimtinar1 y decl ama tion coin
lest of Sullivin towntshlp will he0 held
at lflckcory Tavmeirn, Fruiday evening,
Mar'ch 30th, beginn in g pr'omtptly at
cightt o'clock. After' te contest the
RutralI Improvemtent association will
aanlnl,a nd ie cr-m.
1I1t1TIs1 CONTINUE
ADVANCE ON 803DE
Occuply Village of Rolsel, According
to Oficial Ieport. from London War
Ofi'ee.
IA)ndon, 'March 2-1.-The British
have occupied the village of lHolsel,
on the Somme, accorldilig to otllal
report from British headciuar(ters i
France tonight. Itoisel is seven
ilies east of Peronne. leavy light
ing took place at 3eaunietz.-lCs-Cai
bi'ia, where the Germans in a stron'g
rally gained a footing. By a counter
attack, the British again drove them
out.
To lie Married.
Gray Court, March 24.-Mfr. and Mrs.
W. P. Harris aimounce the engage
inent of their daughter, Miss Janle
Harris to Dr. I. Wilson Moore, the
wedding to be solemnized in April.
STOMACH ACTS FINE!
NO INGESTION, GAS,
HEARTBURN, ACIDITY
"Pape's D1iiapepsin" fixes sick. sour,
upset stomachs in five miiinutes.
You don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach Is bad-or an uncertain
oie---or* a hariifill one-your stomach
is too valuable;. you mustn't injure it
wit drastIc drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for its
speed in giving relief; its hartmless
nles its certain, uniralling action in
regulating sick. soul', gassy stomachs.
Its <1qo k relief in itidigestion, dyspeli
sia and gastritis, when caused by acid
Ity, has made it famous the world oN
!16,^p this wonderful stomach sweet
cner in your homiie-keep it handy
get a large flfty-cent case from any
drug store and then if anyone shioul
eat something which doesn't agree
with them; if what they eat lays like
lead. ferments and sours and forms
gas; causes headache. dizziness and
niaiuiseiai; cruetat los of acid and undi
gested food-remember as soon as
Pap(4's Diapepsin conies In contact.
with Ihe stomach it lielps to lntial
i;.c file excessive acidity. then all the
stoilach distress (aulsed by It disap
pears. lIs promptnliess, certainty. aiid
vase inl o\ver.omlinlg Suich stolmachdis
ordleis IS a 'evelati lon to those who
try it.
Card of Thaimnks.
Will yot allow us space inl you'r
valuable paper to extend our heai'felt
thanks anid grai-ltildf' to all frienlds.
hoth il and <mt of the slate. for their
worids of comfort and deevvds of killd
lless- showm et-ed tipoli Its inl oui l d hiv
reaivelment.
.\rs. 0. La. lminford and Chih0u1enl.
and .1. \. lminford and
i amifly.
A SAF - 'TI'-SI'.
I''or those who ar. inl linel of 1
remeody for kidIney frouibles and b1w-k
inhi(., it is a good pla 1i t y 1 l I a a
KidnevyI Pill s. The y are' S Ironlly
recomnl1 ll-n1dod bY Isaur1enls people.
W\. 11. Shealy, salesinan, 12;1'. E Alaini
str'eel. Lauir'(ents. says: ".My Ia'l( was
inl had shape an(d it hurt toe so Iadly
I cohll'Thardly get lirouind. \\'le I
was advised to ust, Doan's K i(ney
1'ls didl anld one box : a\ve nuo Vgreal
rel ief,'
O\'i I' Tlil-:i YE:Alts LA'I'it. ir.
Sheay13' said: "\'hienever I have nto
I i'ed an 11y s iglit at tacks or backalit
li'romii standing too( muich,. I have used
ne(veri failed1 to give me~ prompt0 rele.
I la ein a bo(x in the hiouse all the time.''
I 'rice 2.oe at all dealers. I)on't simii
1)1y ask for' a k idne re3'imedy ---gel
loan'is 1\idney3 l'ills---the' samei that
mendd. oostr-.\l I ~'lbeun lCo.,13 i'reop..
lutftfalo, N. Y.
Stale oft South ('aruolia
Couniity' of laurmens.
('l''l' Ol" CO.\llN Li'.A.S.
against
lIi0('K.\l.\N, Ilief'eindants.
'To lie I'etend'anuts A\bov'e N.mimed, lien
lirockmtian and .\l innie lh'ockman.
Youi ale lierteby summi ionied and re
action~ of wi'h ai copy3 Ia nere'0i'
'rduoin .'a in ind 9. c'irVe a coply
the suibs('ribers at their office at Lau
renis, South1 'ariolinaii withlint twenty
day's afr thi Ile servi'e liereof, exciii
sie of lthIle dhay of' auch servIce; an td
if y'o'i fail to answeri the comlait
withliln the timhe afor'esaid, the( pilaitiff
for' thle relief' demnanded in thle coim
Ilait.
SI.\l l'SON. COOP1'1l1 & 11AliI,
l'laintiff's Attorneys.
IDat'l .lar'ch S'thi, A. D). 19 17.
Tlo Ihe .\b~enit I )efendanits, Ib-n Itrock
Youl will leasei take noiCe that
lie ('ompilainiit in the abiove slted actioni
was tild in the (11liCC of the ('lertk of
C'onr' of ('otunont P'leas for' l~itiauren
{'otnn11y, 8. ( .. oni thle Mth day of .\acht
1 917, aid is now Oin tile there''iin.
Sl.\ll'SON, ('OOP~it & iAlIII,
4 Itlitin for~ Let ters' of' l .\dministra'ition,
State of South (Carolina,
Votunty of Lauriiens.
By 0. U. Thiomipson, Prtobate .Jtidge:
WVhereas 10. J1. Sloan m tade silt to
tno lo grant htiti I4ettrs of Adtiiis
I rationi if the estate and~ elffec'ts (If .1.
I". Sloain.
These arte the refor'e, to1 cite and11 ad
mtonishi all and1( singular lie kIndred(
an tilcredli trs of thle said .1. I". Slon
deceasedl, that they be anid a piear b'le
foire meC in Ithe Couti t of IProbtatI, to(
be beild at 1~aur tens Couirt II ouse, ILa i
r'ens, S'. C., oti thle 3r'd day (If A pril,
1917 next, a fter 01) ubientin hereof, at
I o'clock in the for'enoon, to shiowi
cause, If any they have, whly the sahl
adintilstration should not be granted.
Given undet' my hand this 10th day
of April Anno D~ominii, 1917,
0. G. Thompson,
I202' .. P. T t.
COLONEL WANTED THAT BIRD
Prospect of Turkey Dinner Made Him
Overlook Any Little Dereliction
of the Drummer.
During thle Civil war one of the
drunmmers, while the regiment was on
the move, had at penchaitnt for foraging
on his own account, ind the chickens
had to roost high to escape his far
reaching hands. Whenever night over
took them this druinmer had a good
supper provided' for himself. O one
occasioni he had raked in a cou)le of
turkeys, and had put them into his
I drum for convenience In carrying.
When the regiment was halted for the
night the colonel Immediately ordered
dress parade, and the drummers were
expected to beat up. The forager
made his drunsticks go, but the quick
eyed colonel noticed that he was not
drumming. "Adjutant," said the colo
nel, "that man Isn't drunining. Why
ain't lie drumming?" The adjutant
stepped up to him, saying: "Why ain't
you drumming?" "Because," said the
quick-witted drunimer, "I have got two
turkeys in ny druin, and one of 'em is
for the colonel." the adjutant went
back, and the colonel asked, "What is
It?" "Why, lie says he has got two
turkeys in his drum, and one of 'em is
for the colonel." Up to this point the
conversation had been carried on in a
low voice, but when the adjutant re
ported, the colonel raised his voice so
that all could hear: "What I sick is he?
Why didn't lie say so before? Send
him to his tent at once."
SEES FINISH OF SPARROW
Writer Suggests That information
That They Are Good to Eat Be
Widely Distributed.
The polemic coficerning the sparrow,
goes merrily on with letters in the
press in favor and in reprobation of
the saucy little bird. The Art World
is taking part in the discussion. We
read:
Granted that the sparrow and star
ling are undesirable immigrants, what
are we to do with them? - As Sydney
Smith with serious face to the econo
mist anxiously askiig "What shall we
do with our raw miaterials?" answered
boldly: "Cook 'em," so we say to those
who grumble at sparrow and starling:
"Trap 'eia, flit 'eni, eat 'vie I"
This Is far better tactics than the
war of extermination suggested by one
a1111n1, since ilstead of ippea liig to a
few reformers whose linor would have
to be paid for inid their eniergies con
fined to a few phices, it eilists young
ail oll in the prinnii-val gain1ie of hunt
Ing for folmi. In the Bronx it is al
ilost imupossible, (e-spite the law, to
save any bliirds irioi the ravages of the
iiinigrant hiliiun. Let the news once
get a sart that slarrow pile is as good
is robil pli ioii4l lhe result is certain.
The bahlin miee will iN re--stiblillied, tle
Sparrow puit Inl his placeo, vi1z.: the pie,
and flie native soinig birds will be re
lieved of a vormse eiiemiiy t1;111 clats.
Croesus.
Croesus wits liln niielent king of
Lydin, a country III Asia, who lived
Ibouit GOO I. C. No estimate ever wvas
iimade of his wetith, l t its lie had
great iopportinilties to accumulate, i.
probably wa'ns large,. lie seenis to have
beein a Iiurse-proud mnn a a brag
gart, for histo'ry relates that when
Solon, the great Athlenian lawgiver,
visitedl him, ( roesus miadle an osteni
tatious (dishiny o'f his treasures andl
prei-'ssed( S0olon to ncknlowledge him as
the hnaplest oif miortais. But the story
goes that thle wise old Athenian an
swered : "Counit no mnn ahappy before
his death," a saying which hias paissed
inito a moderlen proiverbi. Many years
a fterwardl, when C'roesus was dlefeated
ini (one of his iiong wairs iad wias taken
prisoner and wius iibouit to be burned
aillye, lie recalled Solon's priophletie re
mark and( savedl his own life by3 te'lling~
time story' of Solon's vlsi t. hils enpitors
were so imp ire'ssed by thle story and the
spietaicle of his broikent for'times' that
theiry releasedI Croesus, but he~ never
1hnd( a chance to bo(ast of his wealth
again.
What Might Have Stopped Her.
1Itbert had spent much of his sumn.
mner in his father's newv car, and w~as
qite well versedl in automobile terms.
IAbout seven o'clock one night a friend
telephoinedl she was coming over to
spenid the evening. She lived only six
blocks away, and1(, as always, would
wialk. But by 8:30 she had not ar
rivedi, although we knew she had
stiartedl, for her mother had telephoned
to speank to her, thinking she was at
our house.
"1I b ought that girl was coiimig over
here tonight," remarked Robert, play
ing onr the floor at may feet.
"i'mi afraid she isn't comning," I saidh;
"she imust have stopped somewhere on
theo way."
"I guess she had a puncture," said
Robert, casually.-Cicago Tribune.
This Enterprising Age.
IWhat are we coiming to? If people
in Los Angeles can hear a N"ew YorkC
concert ovrthphnawa<nen
concto ith the Mendelssohn (lee
club golden anniversary, why not do
I elop the idea practically? Th'len Mrs.
Hi Fyfe in Seattle wvill ring up the
Metropolitan opeR'a telephonic box of
fice and1( say to the opera tor':
"Switch mec on for the secondl act of
'Bioheme ;' I want to .entertain some
guests after dinnier.".
In that way the papers throughout
the counitry could have their critics
"cover" the New York, Boston or Chi
cago musical events. And if thme critic
disliked the performance-simplicity
Just rinjg off.
For Easter
We have just the proper box
of the proper candy for your
Easter. A specially selected
assortment of
NUNNALLY'S CANDY
in attractive Easter boxes.
There is no better candy and
there is no more appropriate
Easter gift.
EASTER DYES
EASTER CARDS
Other Easter Novelties
Powe Drug Co.
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prngFootwear
OnrI Showing of WmnsSprinig Pool wear is a dlisplay of the~
Smia rtest wome's' Foot wear made!
it alod n18 no little pleasure Pt to sho0w thle manyi 13 new
andI handsome1w icatios
The Short Skirts8, whuith will conit inue to be
* ~~worn1,. aICtuallly demanflld thait ai woman'si
- Sh ' O#e r eeicaefuli at t en t ion !
We've a Beautiful
Showing ,I"
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There are low shoes in new Colotiials, Pum ps and Slippers. Dainty col
ors, and color combinations. A feasft of Bcauty for the woman who cares.
$3.00, $3.50, $4.96, $5.00, $6.00 to $7.00
While everybody is aware that shoe prices have advanced, we still offer
the best shoes at any stated price-with a shoe service that stands for satis
faction.
Clar dy & Wiso
SHOES OF SPECIAL MERIT,