The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 16, 1917, Image 4
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Subription I'rlee Is Pe. i'cr Year
I'twaile in Adance.
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i I uch t') h :e I-"d that Mar
. h ual J ei aId i': r V I \'iiai could
not take in laI on th.i tr p, b1
VIeIa ( it wotld'i ha 1)u he!; so thrilling
to see \'iviani carry out hi.4 tslual cus
10111 and k ille ini ayor iun tile right
chIek. We do not blame these dis
Iin uttished :L$-ntleiIn l for d elilliig t
'o t c ;a tnb): ho IIII 4)we v Ir, Iom thle
F:enen (pokel by ulot I people I here
is very low-irad. and .oiewiat Ia
In re. -G -e vilb.I N Iw- . I t woul Id be
a grat event to Iav these distin
guIish--d "fu t111 :1" to "isit us, b t
suwh ::I1 ocaio xou!dj not he t
Iete did we n t la% .a e I-0. o .\le Kissik
it lit ! O urL :- .1 it !-V a1 hit I ln Ie d
hot~ I iI' i ', i 4 i)1Ii ii h
al :: t h:: ii his
rin hi f ebi ,el i aaII a nd ii. r'-f
it 1 i i n 1 f 1t (haab1
aII sugi' ioui -b h had- rei ved
'I " a r ,in d i al
1 I le: . . I itt tion . I w n
dcitttii d. it, ph il : as the rie
-IuS :,aen i -iTx a f a 1lien s
t I -I ! t :Iilit' it the fW I '1,11 bill
Of CII I ill, tr lp~ Ia II It:. I ttlo
T)s o-ri' and a not' ive
iO eni -ne Oa ( lii, t(ee i
haer. I s o n r r t the Il in
I 't o t lit te habi i tj 1101 toe
'a! il ~i- t aonil Ir I ait
I:- .h i i i g t14 IC ;: -Iia signal o
jat i - I: td w u Ia warin (
The ofbjheC o brii thn ar he
Eflfo ith t'l' t I'on el li wa to I
this altle mwieisaetiy. nyor
4. 1.. M ro e le -e thadto all aito
Anoblts foirs Atrivbarie littleo
t'e ernv ith ohee. aol ci
d.-1t and.Iry ;-f ihardly itnr. Weo
helm :ae than. drivof tis city, ha
pint fl iivn theCt sieal dfys andhort
tin ito wlsoonr hnitent in han with
thnerand oian h will cah tobe o ne
ofthes eina een cuomaryt for a
)lome tome bl:e tohabiedhes cotmpany
oti hf re enwood awd baeliev that
thi of thei boswil heothn toveach
enfor.e uays tham. Ano toepernow,
forld litte torae thofe th no
Ridecrfut for Atradct ie arcn-o
the Srice(.Thraemoeofcs
J.y ot.. .\.rany, of hre seron, soo
thro:otion. Therby of othicsis ha0
'b. in. trhe y svera desros oecea
ing to lsrecuer enlistm nen
ohre eien ope to ec form
a Shth Caroltin battaign.tMr. Ib
al'l of the(' bos'o will knw the each
oatar. of laystt oeperies.cOer
1.veuld. lkes to havetfom.wt akol
a S work &et.c. Thereare mor ocr
1.a1uren41% 3Men Offer Themsheles In Ser.
le( to Their Countr ..
Tho 'asenpr d-jei was it scene of
h ' Sundkty aftel 114111 \hen the
-I Of lae m11n cepted
1]! 1. > 1') o rainl for
bk I ta, i
I n iit-C. o - Ik.r
T wh lett from
d 'I a:~rrI . W. I. iich y. .1r..
T~~~ ~A N! . ': \ .1Ile. Rtoy Ow
C. 1' d. I. It. Todd. and
C S-n'' y. the lat named being a
f . II. 8. Iflackwell. and
I, a h r I Wa, .a I\ . 11 wchool. Ilk
rh . ah dnet W. 1-:. Sip
W o ('liton ia d .i. M. Drumlon .
' id Sia.o::. ii. -:. ;0trlwtt. .Ir..
city. w\\1 d ' et t Fort Oul-*I'
n .:school. \\. I . .\lci;owan, : onI
: d .\ :- -. l. .l (o a ,also
\. Sul 1'.i l an i . ' . Ilolt.
.1:. If the T raynI1m i I nards 4 now
.!I. ' ll at Spa:taI nhi'ur. were al-o
:1 11(41 fOr the trainline course.
.1. .1. *.' Svainl. t nativi1 of this rottn
1.111 .\. (;. Hiart. ;(on (if .\ rs. C. M .
( :arke. of tii. city. both residents of
Greenville. also departed for the eampl
San day. E. Slt w Cunningohan. son
of thle late 0. C. ('unningham. of Mad.
dens., wont to tll camp from iLa
Grang. (;a.. Where ho held it very
luerative position.
ANXIOUS FOil SEA BATTI.E.
Ihrl in Pap r ~ Say Tetons llope for
.\:strdaml. .\ay 141. Tim Berlin
'A I I di.a ussing the idet of I joint at
;wil hm It-, m-:n ish andI .\mnerican
!b- ll: onr;tma -oat bases, says:
"Forours le-swo w'oulsl be thor
o LI!y content with :11ch a111 effect hr
1*-* 412 caillpait'll. .lust now, with
r.o.ieh o fir '.h anniversary
wknra day. (wirl nlavy Is, filled
all ardenclt longing to giv- thle vine
Armenian-Syrian Relief Fund.
The Woman';s Strvice I'agnne, hav
in.- ie askie to take charge of the
Annniandyr1kiin lliIf Fund for 1411
rens,' a ntew darnntunder thle (;enl
llvo10 Coliunanidant has beeni or
Thsdetachmlent un1der. the leader
.;hil of .\lr.. It. I, .lnes, consists of
the follow ing memilbors:
.\1r-. -'. 0. Anderson. .\lrs. WeHls
d~~fy. .\rs. Prank Caine. .\ Ws \\' It ,
N 'C el. .\l -;. Halle Crisp, \Mrs. W. if.
inkS;eales, .\rts. W . It. Iichey. .Ir.,
.1. It. 1-:llis. .\Ir . Albert. Dial, Miss
-:ath!( Wilhkes. .\li-s NaIIIIie' K(ate
Armnstrong,.\liss Hessi Todd,.\liys ..n
.i : ilk roi, N .\liss Franl es Thai s.
I.i(ter ie to r'e (Xe and4 ('ollet flunds
W'omans (1 Service 1.eagu(e.
Is * $ *$e ' * *$*
*~ *
$ SPIECIAL, NOTICES. $
S* S * * * *$.$
Los4t One), dinm(fond stick pin, be
t ween .\ethlodist (churchCI andI Ca pt.
Swygert's home1 0on South) larper
stre'et. Finder please returnl to thuis
oI! th 1 and receive reward. 13-it
For Sale---LImted amoutnt of ('leve..
land Dig IHol and King cotton seed for
plantinlg. $1.25 petr butshtel. I). E.
Todd. 43-It
Lost--In WVellworth 10c Store, pack
age containiner dress. Probab ' taken
bly mistake. No name 01) pfeck~ge.
Finder pllease returtn to Welhworth 10c
Stor'e. IEliza Sullivan, Iaurens, Rtt. 5.
43-It-pd
Plants For Sale-Good sIze Salvla
Plants for sale, 15c per dozen; large
Tomato and Pepper Plants, 14c per
dozen, 3 tor 25c; ready to set out.
Mrs. J1. G. SullIvan, South Ilarliet' St.,
Imurens, . C. 43-1t-pd
Bargrains--In light b~arb wire, good
stock of cotton hoes, heel swee s, cot
ton fenders, plow stocks and other
tarm) tools; prices right. .1. 1ik Sulli
'van, 'laurens, S. C. 43-It
Fine Seed Corn For Sale-4Iolde
and White Dent, Ilcl r ing, Snow
Flake, and Marli>oro, Q rck, Cocke's
Georgia Six Years, Go146 Beauty Pro
lifics, seed corn. JT. II. Sullivan, IAu
rens, S. C. 43-It
Fsiles For Hale-i have a few fresh
mules at my home at Waterloo. WVill
sell cheap to close out. 'W. II. Whar
ton. 42-2t
For Sale--25 bushels Big Boll King
cotton seed. $1.50 per bushel. W. II.
Knight, Iourens, 8. C. 42-3t
Wanted-5r or 10 carpenters. Will
pay good wages. Write or come to see
J1. S. l'~lmore. Supt., thte Win. Gold
smith Company, Greenville, S. C.
42-St
Notie--I htave 300 bushels of Weber
DIg Doll long staple cotton seed for
sale for planting, at $1.50 per butshl.
It b~eats) .dexit -- big boll it) seed cot
ton and brought me from 6 1-2 to S
cents mnora per pound. Call on ,mo or
wrie mec. M. A. Sumerel, IAurens, IR.
F, D. 2. -38-6t
CONTEST OPENS WITH
LARIlES'T VOTE OFFEll
(Continued from Page (ae.
May 28th to June 2nd inclusive. An<
sixty thousand extra votes will be giv.
en on each club of seven dollars
worth of subscriptions.
Third Period.
The Ihlird Perio-1 wi ll run fron
.al th to .Jun , 11h inclu.;ive; and
lven 'l each six dollat. worth o:
1 . i ng thlis another (icresie will
ki Al!;A I 1
Guart1,Mee,
It is :(.-itively grlla tello d that thw
above offer is Ih bigest and best of
any kind (f it e ('ll irc colitest. Eal
(ullte.tant turns inl her subscription.
wxitii a asuitlceus from us tIllat Ievel
a.gain in th;is colltest will they earni a.,
M n Volces. lContiestants: C l thi
gu ara t -. v andll( ist it iIi your receip1
ibook. It isz ()ur per: otul guaranitee to
You and you Imlay u.e it to convince
: itur :ild 4s who may Ii skeptical.1
ompeftie laI lots .
dI\istit Ii) dIII best work duting
t11e offer ill to .1une 9h) will be re
V.. Ad i V. sl ec ial ballots worti
hree t., (om tIthe Cm l;w litive 2tallot.
Onelve for e-ach di. trict.
lI-r I Cow i! ttiv % a.1 l lo h t 2.~,11.1114
v ot es.
Second Co ipetitive a I I lot 227.~..0(
votOs.
Tlird Competitive iallot 200.000
votes.
Fourth Competitive iallot 1175,000
votes.
Fi fh ('om011Ie t It ive 13allo0t 150,006
votes.
Sixth Com petit ive Ballot 1251001
votes.
Seventh Competitive Ballot 100 (,0(001
votes.
Thell( contestants from each district
who turn Iin thtle largest amount of
llonev t oween the starting day of tih(
contest and litie 9th will each receive
tile Iarg(st ballot. Th'lle three who have
tuiled ill i te s-colld largest amoult o
mloney will reliceie the second largesl
blto.and . o ()n. Se.venI ballots be
Ill Iwarded ill each listrit.
Su bscript lo lii I lot.
nstr I t se the( .iubscriptionl bal
lil11 primted il t send in . h
scription will arn vot s sh wn by
th( vote table at the b o of t h f this ar
ticle. T - ubscripltion llallot whIb
is worth 2 g..0M ttng. may be It1d( With
the first o2 you ,;(,nl in.
Tlp two dollars will also count to
W111 mkin uone Of the0 clubtllS Of 1t.0n
dollars worlit of s (ibscriptions. And it
will help you to wIn one of tile Comh
petitive Biallots.
-.fust star, getting 'suibscriptlonl,
and votes wIll come to yolk thick and
fast. Your total will soon bi ill t hliOw
ets of th0(ous1 anlds and hundreds of
thousands.
St arl promptly nid do a little narl
et iork and soon you will ead thil
field.
Your r ward w ille ( .lax ell touar
ing har. Or nei of ihe other handsonl
and (ostly prizes.
for oer ane itowl rWire oenlymafe
faes toa eieryone ofin pt~ll iathi
ticonly will bepa~dfrtertm
prie t il nthe riesut. oar
iht rnd rizele das a 7Mawell
ldluring your lAparehtie of thu enae
i'ns Moneto.Cro
The bigon red are wort 0a1 small
dortun dlars in wcashuieonya.e
Thee beatisfneediaodd.gswl
he awarded as Pts ittrizes
Ontour echr diurictchased rheoau
dremin d os.i ah
Three tiny wrist watches will be
awarded as second district prizes.
Excellent time keepers. Gold cases.
Gutaranteed for twventy years, purchas
ed of WVm. Solomon, Jeweler.
Contest will close June 23, 1917.
In event of a time between two or
more contestaaits the value of the
prIze or prizes tied for will be equally
divided among the contestants tied.
Enter your name right now while
you think of It. Men: enter the name
WANTED---.JUNK!
ALL KINDS OF
OiD IRON
3Oe a Hyndred Pouind
ALS~9
Erass, Copper, Hides,
etc., at Market
Prices
HYMAN LUREY
Opposite City Hall
of a lady member of the family. Win
the Maxwell.
Vote Taie.
lyear-$1.00 2,000 votes
yea rs---$2.0 . . . 6,000 votes
r. ars-$:.0 i . .. 10,000 votes
1 y ar - -$ . .. .. .. .11,000 Votes
..20,000 votes
I.etter% to Soldiers 31lut 1i1 l'ostnee
l'repaid at .\ll Other Matter.
hdior hA.dvertiser:
.\1n unusual'y lare nbiter of l( t
S.not hlavin.- *tamills al]x:Ad hIave
r..cfi )ly b-v ale id al t his office adl
"Ossed t ) I l ,Irens boys who are ImI Il
Sof Co:nlpany 1) -'irst 4. C. Inlf. iow
'am;d at Sparta 11n 11 It y be !
that some people- have the Idea that
lt's addre scd to iemlbers of the
National 'uarid do not requtire postage
ant it Is belitved that if you could
men4ittiol il the niext issue of your pa-I
;er that Ititers addressed to members
.,f military organizations require post
e thle saint as those addessed to
o"l hr p( 1ple you would renider t he
" t'le-I ow the cl) 11t~lIIiit :and also ourI
(1now campewd at Sp.artt1anuIrIIg a
real service. Vhn a h-ter nt thar
ir,!th senders naiii and address is
ailtd witho'it '51age tie adil(rJSsc
has to he n(otitid that a lette'r is behi(
tor hint with posta l d 1 111 am the let
er is then held intil addressee send(I
lo.-taue for It. This causes consider
I ale delay and beside.; Costs the ad
diessee -1 cents for each (uch letter
I providing the letter does n1ot weigh
over one ounce.
Respectfully.
1). M. Norwood,
Assistant Postmaster.
Iaurens. S. C., May 1.1. 1917.
J1. J1. Manly.
On last Saturday we had tile pleas
tIre of aeceptling from . .1. Manly, as a
free will offiatng, a hushel of tihe fin
4t Irish (otatoes that we have seen
for Imlany days. These potatoes camtle
fronm a five acre fIeld recenttly gttlier
ed for the tpurp10se of filling a contract
ihi the Kir-by Seed Co.. of Gaffne'y it
$ .11 p r blislihi 1'. 0. 1". Woodruff
Not mayny years ago Nir. 11anly was
comajuk rat ively a poo. man ivig 1on
reited i nd bil lut thlouglh diversifiod
armiin 1 coupltd with I his large store
of Ilsiness hability he is iontsidered
now one of the largest attdt imiost site
co.-sfu1l armers; in laaulrenls coulnty.
Woodruff News.
Spia~l sa lo Itiyards :1C-inch flne
111,u1iIty Iileacling I worth $1.25) for 95c
.1. C. lirns & Co.
MAN
AT
$27.50 Spring C
1 7.50 Spring C
12.50 Spring C
$18.50 Silk Dre
16.50 Silk Dre
I 12.50OSilk Dre
$10.00 Silk Spa
7.50 Silk Spo
6.50 Silk Spo
One lot $5.00 Si
One lot 3.00 1<
One lot $1.25 S
SPECI
See the table of
One lot 50c Spa
One lot yard-wi,
special, per ya
One lot of color,
One lot of color
40-inch white la
Yard-wide Pajai
Yard-wide Blea<
One lot $15.00
MI~
NOTICE SHRINERS!
Have you a dress suit for the Shrine Conven
tion? We have a limited nu ber for rent.
Better see then earl so as get your size.
Other Acce s es In Stock.
MINTER CO.'S MAN SHOP
New $2.00 Blouses That You
Will Admire and Be Admired In
They are not the common, ordinary, garden
variety of $2.00 Blouses---but Blouses of gen
uine worth and character. They're made dif
ferent--they're winsomely styled---they're splen
didly finished---and they bear that delightful
quality of charm---which like ina charming girl
we recognize instantly but can hardly define.
Through our co-operation with the makers we
are always enabled to place on sale the same
new styles in blouses on the same day they first
make their appearance in; the recognized style
centers.
Large savings can always be effected by buy
ing blouses here--for our blouses are made and
sold in an unusual way---that makes possible
the most unusual values.
Beautiful Line of White Wash Skirts,
$1.25 and $1.50
Sport Skirts $1.50 to $2.25
H. TERRY
Sole Distributor of the "Welworth" Nationally Favored
$2.00 Blouse
SPECIALS
4INTER CO.
ALDY-TO-WEAR REDUCED
:oat Suits, to close at . . $18.99
:oat Suits, to close at . . 11.99
:oat Suits, to close at . . 8.99
sses, to close at . . . $13.99
sses, to close at . . . 11.99
sses; to close at . . . 9.99
rt Skirts, to close at . . $6.49
rt Skirts, to close at . . 4.99
rt Skirts, to close at . . 4.49
1k Crepe Kimonas at . . $3.99
imonas at . . . . 2.29
port Waists at . . . 89c
AL SALE OF LADIES HATS
hats wrth up to $3.60, at . $1.98
rt Skirtigigs, special, per yard . 39c
le colored Voiles and Muslins, 35c values,
Ad Flaxori, special, par yard . 15c
ed voiles, specjat per yard . 10c
wn, speciail er yard . . 10c
na Checks, special, per yard . 10c
:hing, 12 1 -2c value, special, per yard 10c
FOR MEN
and 16.50 Suits, good values, special $11.99
NTER CO.
Lauren5. S. C.