The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 26, 1917, Image 3
IBBEYILLE--OIEENIWOOD MUTUAL
INSUJIANCE1 ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1891.
PROPElRTY INSURED $2,500,000.
WRITE OR 'CALL on the under
signed for any information you may
desire about our plan of insuranco.
We insure your property against de
struction by
Fire, Wlndstori or Lightning.
And do so cheaper than any insurance
coulpanly in existesce.
Remember we aro prepared to prove
to you that -ours 'is the safest and
cheapest 'Itan of insurance known.
Our associatkn hi now licensed to
write insurance in the counties of Ab
beville, Greenwood, McCormick, Lau
rens and Edgefloid.
The oillcers are:
GEN. .. FILAElt LON, President,
'Columbia, S. C.
J. It. hLAkE, Gen, Agt., Secy. & Treas.
Greenwood, S. C.
Dil l iCTORS;:
A. 0. Grast .. ......t. Carmel, S. C.
J. M. (lambrell, ......Abbeville, S. C.
Jno. 11. Childs,.. ..fradley, S. C.
A. W. Youngblood .. . Ilodges, S. C.
S. P. Morrah, .. .. ..WiIlington, S. C.
L. N. Chamberlain ..McCortnick, S. C.
Rt. H. Nicholson . . . . Edgefileld, S. C.
F. L. Timmerman, Pleasant Lane, S. C.
J. C. Martin .. .... .. .Princeton, .. C.
\V. H. Wharton, .. . . .Waterloo, S. C.
J. It. BLAKE, Gen. Agt.
Greenwood, S. C.
FINAL STTLEMENT.
Take notice that on the 1st day of
October, 1917, we will render a final
account of our acts and doings as Ex
ecutors of the estate of 1". 1. EId
wards, deceased, in the ollice of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens county,
at 11 o'clock, a. in. and on the same
day will apply for a final discharge
from our trusts as Executors.
Any prsoi indebted to said estate
is notilled and required to make pay
ment on that (late; an1d all persons
having claiis against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
W\. D). 10DWARHDS'.
.. 1W A 1A DS,
Executors.
Dated Aug. 29, 1917.
(HICHESTER S PILLS
11,0,1kAt A, you,' Inriu1t rl
.U.,'yim IA-10%su' Ao R nion.
S Tihe 810 ol,.r. Ill of r
/ r It' A'r TER
- .SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYMAlERE
W. M. NASH,
SURVEYOR,
Terracing, Leveling, Drainage.
Notary Public.
GRAY COURT S. C
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmer
Calls answered any hour day or night.
Simpson,Cooper &.Babb
Attorneys at Law.
Wigi Practice In all State Courts
fromPt Attention Given All Business
IS. . DIAL A. C. TODD
DIAL & TODD
Afttoriimvs at La'w
Enterprise Bank lindinagI,
Laurenis, S. ('.
PRACTiICE IN ALL COil itTS
1Long TIimie Loansl N1 egot iatedl.
Abhstracl(ts Pr'epared1.
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
[Promnpt attention giveni to all business
Money to Joan on fleal Estate
Offlee Phone i Reaidence Phone 91
01l1r . .mons Building
U. L. Feathierstono W. II. Knight
FE A'ii THlltSTONE & RN NiulTI
Attorneys at Law
Laurens. S. C.
All usiss scintruisted to Our Care
Will flame P'roajmptad Careful Atten
tion.
Oflce em er Palmetto Hank
(Mr. Featheir~atono will spend \Vednoa
dlay of each week in Laurens.)
J. ROY CRAWFORD
SURVEYOR
Plate, Tracings, Dine Prints, Etc.
Telephone 2804 Clinton, S. C.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
0ce0 in Peoples Dank Building.
DR. W. F. FLOWERS
VETERINARY SURGEON'
Graduate wIth 19 Years Experience
Dentist and Surgical Work
Offices
Posey's Drug Store
HUGH B. CUNINGHAM
S CIVIL ENGINEER (M. A. 8. C. E'S.)
SURLVEYS-D)ESIONS AND CON.
* STRUCTION
In Steel, Concrete, Wood.
WATERJIJ0, .8 . C,
Canra Palettoa Bank, Launs. 0.t
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Lanford, Sept. 24.-Our community
was visited with a very severe hall and
electric storm Saturday' afternoon, the
hail doing considerable damage to the
Crols of Mir. Little, Mr. West and Mr.
Charles Pulley near here. The light
ning killed a very valuable calf for Mr.
C. C. Cox.
Mr. ). Roy Patterson and Miss
Robin Patterson are still improving
slowly. They are able to dismiss the
nurse. We are so glad to know they
are on tle road to recovery.
The ladies of the Rural School im
prove'ement association will present a
health program next Friday night, 'Sop
tember 28(h at 8 o'clock in the school
auditorlum, after whiclh will be a lec
iure on health from Dr. Ilughes of
Laurens. Ice cream will be sold, the
proceeds to go to the improvement of
the school and grounds. All are in
vited to attend and encourage the chil
dren and teachers in their work.
Mr. Sam Druminond has been called
home from Furman.
Miss Maggie 'Cooper left last week
for Asheville, to attend the normal
college there this year.
Rlev. J. T. Miller Preached a very
able sermon Sunday morning.
Mr. .J. 0. Garrett has purchased a
new ear.
Mrs. C. ). Cox paid Mrs. Malcomb
Burilette a visit last Saturday ioril
ing.
One of our1 hoys, Mr. Frank D1rumin
illoild. left Saturday to join lie sol
diers in training at Camp Jackson.
Others are expected to le called soon.
Sirs. Waidrep and her' son. Yates.
a lend ed the opening exercises of
Wofford college.
.M Othello Johnson is on a visit
to Mrs. T. 1'. IIarney, of Sparlanhurg,
for a week or two.
Mlr. T Ii'm11111o111d is preparing tilie
ginnery at this ilaee for operation this
seasol.
.\il.. Clve Thomas has rcturned home
after an absence of two or tIIIe
illontis.
Mi. lobson Pranks has accepted a
positlion with tile Arcadia Mills stor<
in Spartanburg.
'I'he Sunbeams are preparing a very
interesting little program on State
Missions to be rendered next 2nd Sun
day illorn big after 1.iounday school. Mirs.
I-)'ummiolld has a very it1husilastic lit
tIe hand and they are anxious to bw
oil the honor roll for next year.
Miss Sara Nance was elected S. S.
teacher ill the absence of Miss Maggi,
Cooper. The ('lass was very imich
pleased in tile interesting way site pre
senlted the lesson.
We are so pleased to have our teach
ers to take an active part inl tile life
of our community.
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l Friendship, P-ept. 22.-The farm31ers
are very busy now gatlheri'ing their
(crop)s.5 Thiey rpor iC ) t is somelcwhati
short t his timte, espiecially the (cotton.
A\ very nice ra in fel' icre last night,
which wviiil elp the tiuip paltch1es.
We all r'egr'et very mucih to see ouri
bloys leave for ('amp .Ia(ckson today.
flit t hope to see thiem 1100n aga In.
.Alessr's dIbl anld .\ar'vin PittIs were thle
only 31es Ito go ro thliiiiis sectionl, bath
bin~lg fr'om I he samte faimily. .\lay the
1.ord1 he withi lihem In their Itrials ad
Mr'. and1( Mis. J1. .\. Pitis, frm
G;eorgla, came t hroulgh this community
recenitly oin lheir way to visit hlomie
folks- in ~Lurenis.
Mr. A. J. 'Coats spenlt Friday night
witht Messrs -l~ddI andl Marvin P'itts.
Mr's. TP. I1. Pitts and son, Joh~nny
from Laturens were visitors of Mrs. J.
hL. Pills andt family last Tuesday, ae
COmpllanied by Mr. andl~ Mr's. J1. M. Pitts
fronm Georgia..
Mr. Rt. -H. Coley was vIsiting Mr.
Wade CulIbertson in Waterloo recently.
M~r. Jlack Ooiey has returnedi to his
home In E'kom commuiity after a few
weeks' vacatIon with his brother, Mr.
R. II. Coley andi niece, Mrs. Tom Pitts.
Mrs. J. L. Pitts andl daughter, MIss
Luicile, werle in Laur11ens Saturday to
see the boys leave for Columbia and
also Mr. 'W. H. Pitts and daughters,
Misses Leila and Ouiie wero in Laui
rens, too, and several mor0le from the
community.
Rosalie anid Osteile Madden spent
last Sunday with 'Ruth Coats.
Mr. Will Dolt and famIly from Ra
bun commulnity spent last Sunday with
Mr. W. H. Pitts and family.
As YorG0e
MEK RC
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POPLAR SPRING NE WS. *
Poplar Spring, Sept. 2L--Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Simmons and daughter went, up
to Greenville last Wednesday and
went out to Camp Sevier and saw the
soldlIer 1)03s.
Mr. W. A. Simpson of Spartanburg
came down to visit his father last Sat
urday and was at Sunday school yes
terday. We ciwere glad to see h1im1 in
olt* midst. nganlin
Mr. Albert Alartin and Miss Mittle
Wood were happily married on the
IGth inst., 1Rev. J. 0. Mlartin officiating.
Alr. J. D. South and Miss lertha Cre
alol Werle married onl the 1ith inst.,
11ev. J. T. Taylor performing tihe cere
il)mly.
We WWish fo them all much happi
ness.
M r. and .lMrs. J. P1. Simmons and chil
(ren went down to see Alr. and Mrs.
W. A. Moore who live 1-1 miles below
Greeinwood, last Friday.
Mr. J. It. IIlge 11and family were
the guests of Mir. and Airs. W. S. Walk
er yesterday.
.\liss .lary Abrams was the guest
of Miss Juliette 'Walker Saturday
night.
.\liss Annie L. Abrams spent Satur
-ay night as tle gtiist of Aliss Grlace
Simmons.
.\lessrs .1luhn anld ldgar Dion1nan and
.\liss Janti- 1)onnan and111 Al iss Mlattie
Sloan were weck-eild visitors at, Dr.
and Mrs. .1. 1'. Donma n's.
Air. and Alts. It. 0. Walker visited
.lts. Walker's f'ather. Allr. It. S. Wal
-.me day last week.
Nailonaii lcagie i'or Woman's Serdiee,
lvery mii emiber- of the 14au11rens Na
tional I- I ea fo Wolnant's S ervice is
lr-ged to lbe preseti Alonday afternoon
at i oloc, inl tle graded s(1hool audl(i
torium. l,
T.aurt ens Chap lter has been asked
t o sew andit kilt. for the American sol
diers and sailors as well as for tle
lesti iute Cvilianis of Franace.
This work must, be done at once in
orde r that suffering may be alleviat
ed ami prevented. If every member
does her hit, tile amoutt requireI of
each is insignificant. When coam pared
wt Ih the sacrilees tlat omr soldiers
mu11lst make, the womeni of America
have been asked to do very little. Yet,
hle I aurois division of the league
inmlist get to work at once inl order that
its assigitient may not be tralisfe-red.
to ;omlle other Chapter.
The woimen of I auretis have eathui as
iaslieally carried out. tIIe I eachiigs of1
the IAeague with referencee to gardens
and conservation of food. Let us 'take
lip the other phases of its work in Ihe
same spirit.
The Laitrenms League is always glad
to have any woluian in the Coanty at
tend Its meetinlgs.
Chairman.
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I ntra~omy, Si-pum. 2 . Thle pazst or, lle.
(3. Ii. \\ili amtis was It his phree lhere
Yest irdaty and list niit . lIe Is ex
I'l ietin to protracet. thle sertvices dlay
anda night. ding thle week anad is e
heelinog the llev-. C. \\. Iliates of .\shie
ville to assist htini trough the tmet
lags. Everybody has a spueeial invi
tlaitim lto attend these services.
.\iss lKate M\edlock is repIor'teud as
bine;mi right slek. Shie was gread y
bathIi school yeste~;rday.
.\lIss' Pol ly D~avis aceompI aniled by
.\liss iGulee Jialentine returned Sai uri
dlay to (1lyde. N. C,., to her studies ini
school.
Mis. J. A. hlughes and son Br-ewster
have i-etur inedl from a week's vacation
visitinig relat ives and( Ct-lends in 10asley
aiid Pilckens.
.\lri. W. A. Simipson of Sparitanmburg,
wats anmong klifolks andl friends y-es
Miss FrancIs Hughes of thIs coim
mittity spent. a few days wilthI her
aunt, Mrs. II. WeIsson in the Frilend
slklp comtmunity last week.
\Ve folks arec about dlone Itulling fod
der aind ar-c waitIng oni our little late
cotton to 01)en. Cotton crops arec go
Ing to be shoirt a littlo In and around
thIs community; early planting corn Is
good; late cor-n is very sorry but
there Is going to be a lot of cor-n In
this countr-y, mor-e than for- tnany
years.
Mi-. IC.II1. MItchell, wvife and children
and Mr-. 1. D). Dodson, wife and chil
dren of Greenville, motor-ed dlown hero
last Sunday and spent the (lay wIth
homefolks.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPICATIONS, as thmey
cannot reach the scat of the dilsease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure It you must take In
ternal remedlies. Hiall' Catarrh Cure is
taken Internatlly, tend nets directly upon
the blood and mjuousi surface. Hail's
Catarrh Cure is ol a quack mnedlolne. It
was proscribed ty one of the beat phty
sicians in thIs country for years andl is
a rgulr pescipton.It is composed of
thegbest tonese kntown. comined wIth the
beat blood purifIers, acting dlirect!ly on the
mucous surfaces. Trho p erfect combInn
tion of the two ingredliti s what pro.
duces such wonderful rosuilts int curing
catarrh. Rend for testimonils,. free.
F. J. CHIENIY & CO., Props., Toledo, 0.
Bold by Drunnisisatirtieo 7ie.
Tako Haltra Family Pill fnr analnlnn .
Others May Match Our Prices,
But the Quality=Ah, That
Is Not So Easy
THE CHOICEST OF FALL
FABRICS AND FASHION
IN HART SCHAFFNER &
MARX CLOTHES.
Single and double breasted
belters as well as the English
models
$15.00 to $30.00
Strengthened and m a ci e
more appealiag than ever.
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT
is one of the livest spots in
this busy store. It's the varie
ty, thei quality and the snap in
Sthc Styles.
Copyright nrf.h r Marx The prices are $2.00 to $5.00
CLARDY WILSON
LAURENS, S. C.
SOME CAR VALUE.....
NINETEEN=EIGHTEEN MODEL
N'ew Series Have Arrived
$680 DELIVERED $680
NEW FEATURES
Demountable Rims Mohair One-Man Top
Tire Carrier Improved Type Curtains
Extra Rim Foot Rail
Harrison Radiator Robe Rail
Honeycomb Type Water Pump
Oil Pump
FACTORIES
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354 T. R. Easterby 217
Agent
Teague's Old Garage :-: Lourens, South Carolina