The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 03, 1917, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Lauri'ens, S. C.
Advertisim ltntes on A)liention.
Ohlituaries 2n1,11 Card of ThInIs: One
('ent a Wordi.
EwFitred at thw po.tolice at IalunI14.
S. C., as -n 'l Flass mi! milatter.
L 'llENS. S. C., Sl'T. 5, 1917.
The A vri rla otr lyto qums..i
tion t nloliv(- of all thlose whio say
t(he '.v.t' is wn noiu,, but we ar'e inl it
andi his all ; to:1 et 11r fo iCrlory."
Thf il I. ( ire " p; Inty ho of, Ih.. pu re."t ,
their inl*nf uit, i"' l e t- antd I hey
i l b tey ;I "pull ing I
h 0 win i wi ar., ". I F I re I t I
ii' 1 I h I n I lh I W r W It I I
Fd \ \\ ra the'. lIs a
i i asn ii fle I til
1I n h I ;.:i . I, .
b a I'
F F
Fin
Ii : 'n' h a I ;i;i ii'O
ont Fhe se'a., we ''erla july F.hu! I Fnta,(
rush:eI'u Iii Fh am i isiiance of Fthe Jel -
dians. FFhe l'oli'-, theu .\rm~enians. Flhe
-"' viatns andl~ oFthr oIF the' we'aker rac
es whih have'( huid thep helF otF the lu
l arg n:I a n ;1 * I ii FiiIil'FAs.a et n k
Fma and ill be don ii th Oil
Irhi'nt ha -the supp t~or of te pteF
File. .\hFus wori saFe fort
JovdllernmeFnt1;a a right Fo advise the
GrmlanI 0(eople whaFt ih nd of govern
ment11 Fhey shuldiII i~ hve' finr themselves.
It means tha ti)Fu he Grmains shall not1
have a governitmini thatF endangr the 5Ii
Ileace' and(1I ha ppiness of her neigh
hors. Freeduomn in this world1 may go
Ioo far, lin world affair's as wvell as in
private affairts. Th'Ie Gierman Fnation1
has no more right to make of it-self an
arm'tied caimpt, perpeotual ly F threa.teni ng
the lives andl safety of its neghbora,
than a man In thIs state has to carry
a big gun In his hip pocket to 'menae
the peace and safety of' the pleole lie
maeets on the street. There Is no
place foir buIlie even amiiong natins.
WhVlen IiPesident Wilsoni says Fliat ts
governimenit mleans to maktle Fthe w~orld t
safe fotr dlemnOirty, he meanlis that. h'
is going to pit thIs bul11ly out or hutsi
ness. Hie will do it. by dIestr~oyinlg Fthe
Incentive for war, the anitoratin no.
l'r and the i 'nperialistic amnbitions. of
the Iollhe 'nz oll1orn .
Ih II n. \\'ill W illiam .i nninv; 1ryani
eloque'c'y expre:ted thOw nd
:4e i'- .d oahi4 4 "4't'- 44. all ini
<4':- 1 - t4 !: 1. li , n Iv as'
:r;: 4 in ' 4.. 4.io 4nt flu' wil i
h.0 11f) oneI(, s1oulld be '44rmitti'd 11)
lo k c I tW!.4. ulp n .i ;govvrm~lftn' 1
ah1 in the enemy nundr the claimn il a
h 144 is e ri444 fr4,4el In of !4110 ech.
\pd 1; 11, t I 'I N.. I I;
11 1 ryimty. i ('II for.1 i'( h v v
id non thsc~ahv h :r i
a~~~~~ wh Ile: !a om
3 ~ ~ ~ l~ thel i'tei st r \
dho Wi t hr ' ;wh,!I u- h
hTr ?Wnd 1:1: it tIr -'h. Thrih
Ir onlly w w de s( 4 to a v'r. - r--y
\:4e'ie n4 4inut h on the idv of 1the
I iferi1 Statie-."
Volom Folks IDange,
Tiw- younii'.r daniin set nI11joyod an
infortnal dan in (he4 amilory M4londay
-even4 ing1. hvei 44 h: pi'-'ned by M1 rs.
Cora." C. Lucas( and Mirs. C. 11. Rohr..
Io!, -rt .\-1 4iken d1 ir td Il' miveIinal'
(if it. Some of the rOle" se'
".!!It 4'aillinent .n (iI u1' it a u4
a a l1o ?rl.-ent 4 i join d in Il'
Oa n n- 12.
* or1, fue .Nis e vii l .inscales '(44
- , 0 Ilr- enorlai! d a few
nd-inl hor of
i4 ' 'o i 4!':! 4 444
n iq honlor
iV.0
I V K n to Ow
Iai
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.T u i, 44v 41
'4-h : 4h " jumpl frain the fcf
and b t ito t e ro m wh re hr 4f4
th rw sa4t oc m lt the 444an44
o in ath Pash . Sh wasin time.
She hul Snetiher athe 4 m14 he
.\- 4 . Ete-~yo s the star. See
T'y t ihtnw o rheuma i::m,
ne r 4ga 4 ub4 1oe, sif n
swolen jints pais inthe eadbac
and4 limbs,1cor1s, buios et.4 After
one4 44\4 appiaipain dis apar asi 1144
\1o1:4 1 new rem lidy ufedbinterally 14nd
if .r e hroaf, dipth(ri'14-am('11o-Itts,
.T his-4 1:il4 i ( e tmye'ei I.' the 1-441' most
II 44 r 4 lie :pii, rI 1140 (k44 'n. I ts
rA- I I ml i nw'Ifet4',a Ptieta In 'IIre
liar' i ,y'1 1Il dao~ the' fael tha i t
4104 4. .ga In ii l i ration04, pontf a-n
4441 liibg,(:44n4 .ul1444 Olta e ':.- . ft -
4)14a ai cttld; :la , n (114 a11)44 as. If
-ey i onyifade.ghiLa
an4i Dua Co. 7.4e
(.lnssI Wrks Stockholders~ ilet.
Th anulnivetingp of thel .Mock
Iolde rs of tile Iaurlens Glss Works
was hebl in thev ('Iwa:iIer of Coumerce
rooms 1 sterday t ornin'. The r
' o f i ' ". !teper to te l nt
:nd bines intohb, in satisrateory con
.lition and the prop(ects for the coml -
in y ar* aIt -r lec t. A d ided of
It' r i (.n1 thle ennine!n and pre
fere vd stoc: vs n. nwied by th e
rin, ich was very nratifying
to thle holders of teestocks. A vote
of h akisr wa ..1'.M.s . 'a d to " ilv ainal.ge-.
ment for Ithir contct 'or tf the coi
anye 'isaffairl. i.'ollowing tie met
inn of MYw .1nfkhhOlder4 the director.,
b1 a l wetina. at hi ch t'he old of
tic r'::. C. i I -' Il. .. and .\lh iC
Dio. (.(e rt y were rI-let hed.
5((hel illllver. Pi'loel (igniStlo a
Foilt. only . '.75l, per se b.
.N.l. ' -. ii. I I ('5( ii S & CO.
For Ire an etd Groom,
Cros 111. A - , ::.--Ott Thurs-day,
.\ugtst :tothl .\r. .1. 1". (;riffin and .\l-s.
Lillian (;. Ifill entertained at their
homlite nar. iethabara chuiroch, in honor
of their brother. It. W. iillin and his
bridt . M.rs, 1lois Brown ;riaIl n, .
nunibe0r of lho itumnediale relatives of
theu h. idt. and , Iroo I I n. .\ho tI 1n.
o'clovk thle guestI:4 wvert. ushered into
Ihe dining roomn. he they wcr1
er-ved dlinnerwhich consised of a
tied : *I. :salai coi'tsu and refr-c-l
30111s urin presla ided over by .lMr.. S.
I'. Tu rnr 1. T hos pren wee Ir .
and ( Al.\l 4. 1Z. WV. 1oliok . 11arents of the
bride. .\ ::.. i rown of N(ew y.
. . i-:iie Uiford. loet her with
h(.r s om and da ;hter o., .linsvilfc.,
.\r. n ld \ W.. \. 1.. P-uller.. .\r. andl(
.\lr:. W . F-:. ; ! i llnd daulght :. \1.
and .\r.:. WV. (. licazinan. .\If. 11. N.
('arter an d l !r dau.hter, W ina. .\r.
ond ltS. .1. If. <-mnplwl anld chibir--.
.r and .lt S. I.. Turner. .\ls
Fra cis lio lan . \If. ,nd .\rs. \\. 1>.
iq
..W.T rn .
Old Style.
- 1' I im:ry pu il was
ashod : "If 1.ir 111th"- had fiye yards
n'r ch'il thr,1 1:.4( in manking
Your dre.1s" how1\ inneh would Ohe fulve
l4.f1?" .\f,- :1 inor1 wNt-1's thought ,Ih(
replivil. "I In . . ( havey lo g
to !alml at potileolt."
'SPE. I NOT I-S
$ * ' * $ *i ii * i * $
I I i f
hor e ,no a l e i: r
-'(II pie den iu n . .'\- n ili j,
1103 2ti., Ia.! ii - ( a-1 I .p
lor nle o ~u (lntin-r M aeri l1'
-it t i. bt -ued ll.\;anl wnh ix I
'iN tedol jti- t ordill'i ofIl'l- It Iid
1tat pr(1i,-01 deior Nin o'lin. Anddi-a
h uisht toi Ily offI t h (Il farmst i/>n
iioi a , (:. a ('. ur(.i-,-;il
anor (uillt I -N'iooe $tore-(oom bpist);(
Sfhel,lnmeeolt e~ bot forale a om
gilate .aroverhyg itorelixti. res idaece l..
lintctlittain.s fo\ppy to lt.e above.
Spial enolmn..ottenPah
in-' and Pio.in petacuhe anhe in W
COisr d(en Iingtolcne ('.,re.
T~ie-herted-(our hiden o townse
I'' lidand b y rs,$oto' $ar0l; (:
atIhol sti enleceented a r demal (3
grade and htihtI schoo. Calna e all
cliled cl ienhe foar at of th above.
ers' Ageneyli, Clubiae S.co C.e -it
For1~10 uc ale5 e bse o' aur stover
0e11 ait ion2 here the h. aThei J. W.
Cmoean Co.ga'inton S.e Cl. Pl-21
Youotdes-rngrlyou hidte se tlose-i
at~t~ th ame lae. on theyr dal bgin
oraial.-~oung' poundsacrimson
tonr S.nd uC. uled*ee-ae tu
piefraletoth ceaedsedps.o
wil e uc mresue oraItad
was the honor guest at a i8mnall party
1;Iven' Friday afternoon by Mrs. .ais.
W. lIarneY. Ii).rin 'th afterinoon
bridge was played and delightful re
f'r'.4huteits ser ved.
We are ( olkrinlg special valhtes in
knives and I'orks.
-. &l 141. II. WVILKICS & CO.
l-I'rst 1 le oi Local .i srlret.
Bill Irby, it colored man living oni
IIis own place between Lairens and
Clinton brought the first hale of tot
ton on the 1"Lur0ns market, tis year.
TheP h:ale was ginied at the oil mill
ginnerv Fr iday and sold to W. l'. sul
livan oil the same day, bringing '1 :.S
cefits per ponmi.. .r. R. . Trayln 1 -1
brought Site second l'a!e Satulday.
OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
SEPT. 5-11
TIOl).iY1
'atria No. l
"TilE WINGS OF lE.Al'!"
0. H1enry Stories:
".A DETAUP.TMiENT.AL C.ASE"
And a good comedy.
.1!arie Doro inl
"iE \ ItTls 1) ESI it I''
I.hlq 11) . 1) i
wih' m t Lov. Patriotic.
hrilling . i1plas in story.
S \I'f t1 \A
I ih'n I 1 nw' ill No. y and
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T S I Ei!Y or TI I E 1D01-.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Sold for CASH ONLY
Our stock of school books for City
Schools will be ready tomorrow morn
ing.
Pupils who can do so are urged to buy
as early as possible in order to avoid
the rush.
Books for Rural schools have not yet
arrived.
Children should be prdpared to pay
cash when coming for books. Then,
too, in order to save time and trouble,
the correct change should be had in the
hand when the purchase is made. There
is always a rush at book buying time.
Help us to serve all by co-operating
with us. Have your money ready.
We are anxious to please you.
POW E DRUG C0.
Laurens, S. C.
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unusual value.
We are now well fitted to serve you with garments
that are of unmistakable beauty and elegance--cloths
that will reign in popularity*.'-this
autumn and winter.
The proper garmen for every oc
casion is presente , the,tailored
suit, street, motor and dress coats -
and dresses for ternooaand'e'v~e
ning.
Plush Coats $20.00 to $35.00
Serge Dresses $15.00 to $25.00
Messaline Dresses $15 to $27.50
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"A Goo Place to Trade" Lauren, S. C.
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