The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 17, 1917, Image 8
NOTICE
of tie
COUNTY TREASURIEIR
The 'looks of the County Treasurer
will be open for thle collection of
State, County and Commutation Road
Taxes for fiscal year, 1917, at the
Treasurer's olliec from October 15th
to December 31st, 11917. After Decemt
ber :2st. one per cent will he added.
After January 31st. two per cent will
be added, and after February 28h,
Seven) ier' (en't will le added till hIll
1.ith day of Mlch. 19I, when the
books will be closId.
.\ll personls owniiing property ill
311i1.'r thau n township are rec1uest
(d to call forl Ieceipts inl each of Ill.",
secveral townshipsi inl whichi the 1)ro
perty is loaIc(. This is imupol tanil, as
a41d0itional cost. and genlly may b
All able-bodied m11al 0 Citizens he
tweVen the age-s of 21 and 60 yearsI of
age are liable to Iy at poll I 4
$1. v(1 ex(pt old soldiers, wl> are
e'xemR3pt at .1) yea's of age. ('oni :t -
Hin Road Tax $1.50 in liu o
(uty.
Thle Tax la y is as follows'!
Stat 'Tax..........
Onlnay (euty T'aIxI
VOId .11 .3id 1..
I w ill
viil s
.. ..I m ill.
* . . .. autnih.
.Vlt
.. . : n
U n l :- io i . . . .. .. i itl
ii w! t 1-- I~~0 IcI
I i ' 'eb ine ... .........7 inill
I ... ...... .... 1 iniibt
.... . i -.. . . m l:
- a n co. Tax......:.nll
............ 1.: lailb,:
11............... ... ..':: 33iill.
No N . .. mil .
. 1,1I i II
NO I.2 niillI
'' t N il. lt ilh
- N iill
n b1
i11i No. I....... ..1 milb:
.M 1.. .o . m i ill:
I'l I' ch m N .. . ' 1 mnilb:
t-:1 ont NOl. .. I ..I milh
Com(Ip t. .o . I. m ill
0ah~ll No' ' . --l , .. . 1 11111
Mt. isa No....... ...2 milh
"Is. Ol.e No. .. 2 m ill
Slist4ija SlOloolSk -.('Iossi Hill 'ilio3s3
C v,,I4-,~ .il .o ,' T i ill
Ii NO. H .. .... .. .. 2 milI
ri.n. NH.l1 No. 2.... inili
-ti a nll No. 1 ...... 3 mUl
Cj 111Hn No. .. ..i.. ... . Iut
\nterloo No.......... .. ........I iil
('1133 I;allanher N. . .. ......G mtilil
111b 1 t 3eh N 1 .. .... ... - 131iil
11om3te N. 1:.. ...............2 mill
enterpoNI). NI.... ....... ml
Oakl lle) N ). I .. . . . . mi)3
.\3 3.31')asan No. . .. . .. mi131
.0l. Oiv No. ................\ mill!
Cr.33 lio\il NoXII ... . I 1)ill
Cros. 11I111 3 No. I .. .1. . . 1)111
Cro lill No. lt ..I) .. i.. .. .. gil
IroI lli o . . .~ 3 .. .. til .. ami
Iros 1511 11 . Ig . 3 . t. . . o. f . . R n'
Sl calah1oolsI' -uther own)sil
innter No. til ..' ..1 3.. .. .. ..IV 1133
(Ilu .o No.I; 313 . .. .. .. . ..eelltel'
Sp AiN!)hol .hAkL Twn. i
Odell N.' 01". .. .I.. .. ..:'mil
IClrr ine No.1 .; ..I , . ..int inff
Jacks No. ~ 1 3 .. .. .. .. ..l i
Lansto Church' No.I'I :' .. .. ..I sel
SuIletow No.Ii., '.. ..I ..a..-1 mi
ti l town 1 No1.13 1 .. .'.. ..31 ..i ' g mil
t rl1 ngt ~ll en:331 ti n ICw ill he iv'
thr :/h th3leI ma ilL Nhoek I ony c33
liid' ofns snIng iyn list of namSo
to b'taken off ar. requested11 to1 lse w
by- 131(ntly (If S. iv l'y the1 twnshgi
'a:', 33) thf Trleasr. is very huv
8)'' 3(1 '31moth ofth IDeembder.
('.) .\ I'0E.
I)atoJ, thpearman , 1917 alDefnda
URGE EXPULSION
OF LA FOLLETTE
Citizens of 0conee Hold Muss Meet
ing. Adopt Resolutions. Ask Till
man aid Smith to Vote to Take sent
Froiml Wisconsin SQena1tor.
WYalha1la, Oct. 12.-NMore thai 600 1
(Itizens of OconeO county, In mass
meetilg here today, unanimously
adopted resol it tions (e1alnlding (tie ex
pilsion of Roberif .1. La Follette. of
Wisconsin from the selato ot the lnlt
ed Sta ites and urging Iif possible his de
jiort at ion to (er-many because "hoth
inl tie United States senate and on the
public platform ie has beenl and coni
!il es to be of htell) to the im1perial
Ger-man gover Iment and a hindrance
to the Americat government lit its con
driet of the war."
"Wiiei-eas. it appears from the juth
,I,. that Seiator. La Follette of
V.(nail ha.1s tatItglt 1 and is teach
inlg doctriies conItrary N to tlie welfare
and illterest of .\m(ricant citizells and
It b h tis sedit ious11 antd disloyal
spechil n colihltt tile loss of, lives
()f 111-nly Ame1ricanl soldier., and sajilorn,
iay he caised, and
"'I . ' 'a . b),t11 in i le t' ited States
setui . an1'1 on the public platform he
I: ,4 :1 nd conti lilte. to li. of help
It the imnnriat (e1ian govet-intteit
."id a 1000llm0 and hinllala ce to the
. 't-ic<- .o ::. t a ru -n i iitsi coiduict
of the war, an
t ' * .' 111 willc ii Ii I
\ rV . it a :h i1 n e of the l
nq l il () ofth its (if O !oe
h4-t i :'a oli'ms1. in Itblic me t
le l Wadlhalu't ;chool
:'Ill ( 1.1 tO (li il , 1he . lt day of, O c
ioher. O1 ill h lo l of thle da t
n' a n lee n Unty or the N;,
i' .t i it-y, that li nato 9X li~at 01 lett
h I !h . lt f i l ' 11 -1 le l o ite
l'ri 1 tat :onatl 1:nid i f p os SIbleA
deportedl to (hirianl where his speeclh
.nd < onduict would i11) l"ed harm, her
lore
"I' i neolved, 11d. That ourat sena
.. . ahi nd E.
o ,?ill 1h y ;I:.. h r by asked and
ug" lt to l fill, the 1Imision of IttSon
li- ha illtte fr o the lit ited
cond. TI a! < (ly ofI Iitese resou
tions I. Il orthwith til led 1t each Senl
itor anild copy IrlnIl h it ell- ess for
.I m qi (1 Mir.. t h 1 i unani
ntou s tigb al ed th e r e hiti by )
rising1; voto.
Clip This and Pin
On Wise's Dresser
intin nilman tells Iow' to sileln
111) Iorns or ('es1, e1iS so tIhey lift off
nIh' 55 I 9 ngers.!511)) lii' i
Ouch I ? ! ?- . ThL, kind of Iough
talk wIll blit- r less here inlmal tI
if pe-ople, ltroubled with cmarns will foi
mw t he s-ll eilt advicet, o I (tI ( -sI iti
-ulith orily, "ho claims t i t f1ew5 drops1
of a dri 1111Called ree oni e %\)tel '30
pdit'd to a tn r.; hill !- corigfr har-d
In- d ln's at once, and
"foll ilhe ctror W, ll i ll aild
liis right oli Nv ill: t )aill.
\ 1 sisr .rezon . Oct. im.nwdittely
the'.s surroudic g tusin i . . 1).l bott
9.t' fr (mi i ll 9 ' r it- 5 ~ig fte at2any
di 3311t5 . bui tl wiil15h 11 (ni te l ie ellv
:11. (y hre Ot ohr Ior cllus 1rom-h
meni \rili etn'etss 1 l hnon een
id s de the (itufo 2'ation s o rf th hi
of es. fo ou dtneted.nt av
freez font t('l him tp orideri ad lma leo
t8 or youit i dte s 'imiie
- o .Nl 'It fthe ct-: \ittI'in th ;.io
\\'en og ls.- .veek touc \ Y $20.I'
itI toilleatn was rooen l thatereer lt
tatv er lyy hCol.t W.ad 1). ew
Ihsc-el ' is. A.. tll earin. chre ofa 15
at mp gron i the i crn-fe-dig noamo
emenIe milttcy monetha arrn hogmet
1 n retf$ran i lxpe had to fteed t hel na
ti ornalmmra enino h t
ttl tra her e Otoer1 otto9 fanern
oiltim .\rrnrhont aloer-\v; ben
o*finnounhed.1c ftewha-co o
enehrvested at. Whitn arrivelt
dayt fromrmpSb and th tIeo thepa191
Comee of whet catmp2 'figth eniotll
Ilogh s ndl dhoulthe araer Oli
W~ hens ton yeas. weekur, thie $2
thatndoed on foot ill Kangae froy, re
.i o 1 or ettorse Ythdie theras
* stritews epe ortead Wet reep
amaihay ohn Nohrn a orn-feedin an
Now a nnyre manchmonknows hogs en
A abut ther sthes Sutherfarme
heap-feed-produoing seotioh knows
hat there's big money in $12 and $15
logs, provided, always, we .utilize the
idvantages nature has given us and
lopiend oil feeds other than corn. In
.ther words, by having a good Der
nuda and bur and white clover pas
ure, with adjoining patches.of pea
lits, soy beans, velvet beans, chufas,
nyect. potatoes and alfalfa to turn the
togs on in turn, we can, by using some
orn to harden them, "lay it all over
he Northern farmer when It comes to
tro(luckfig cheap poric. This is not
heory, but fact-proved by our cx
ieriment stations and our best farm
With these facts in mind, we believe
me of tlW best Investments we can
nahe this fall with some of our sur
)lus funds will be to buy a few good
brood sows and go into hog-raising in
I imiodest way, letting it su pplelielit
te other farm activities, rather than
suipplant - them. There's iloney in
ho.--, and there will continue to be
money in tihei for the nin l 'Who rats
's and Cattenis thei n cheap oilme
.1own fseed.---Phe Progressive Fari'm
LEMON JUICE IS
FRECKLEREMOVER
to elemr an1d wlhitell 3 e r skift.
i'lleoze the ju1ice of I wo ltmons'; ilto
a l'o'llo conitailiiity tinie' o nlines of
or'illird white, siake will. and, you
loire a uar.1 i'iter pillt of IlljI be freekle
.m4 iti lotion, aild (eii l ixpfi ' ai
ai a .-r ery, very I I I yffis t.
Olltr * procer ha;; illhe I in s atid any
drr, rstorke mr toilet COta -r will suipp~y
I ' Cliin A. .\lsage tlhi., sweetly fra
-ranm lotionl intio the face. nleck, ar-Ils
and1 hanIils ach iy ad sdy 14 how
fr1114a1a blmishles dIi:sappear .1nd(
low clear', oft atd whIte Ihe skii be
eYmes. YeIt is hartnles:.
Plan11t Some ClsrThis Fall.
'Iheo averalgo Soutlhern farler needs
moire monieiy. There are children to be
fedi, clothed. (duc(at(ed : new anid Ieed
f ld 'l b ibIlling-s to be built ; labor-savinig
inilieimis to lie boiih'lit punre-bred
iv-~-I to -I:tko the place o f the
serub:11. Thsearll thin1gs to w-hich
Vfiry' wrhIy farimer' should aspire, hut
b a itins will b'e vain unless
there is suflicielt net income. There
mt Ie Imor uot cash income per
farmii1 wor-er. anod this in1st coie olit
of the soil. There's no othiri' way for
the falioer to get it.
That we iay wrest lis wea lth from
the ,:oil, it is nlecessary that we first
iale it rich soil. There has never
leti a permanently prosperous people
farmin g poorl liand, an(1 there never
will bw: and the best aithorities In Iall
ile agricultural worl iagree that the
qu ik est., cheapest and lest of all ways
to eniiihourl 111l a Is by using the le
imes---peas, beanus anld clovers.
Jlist flow we wish especially to uIge
that cvie ry Carm'ii(er, I'i-r dii 'ast Texas
t'a-t ' ard to Virginia and nortl to
\i iscuii an KenitickY, plant erllimlsoni
cilever ithiis Call. We' st ress crlimisoni
(eitverl partliciularly, ifhiiause we are
(ierla in t'mat as a crop to grw on)I'(i culi
'liated IlOl i- orlowv ilt' ilnder' cimi
Ason (lover is the gr'eai'est of them all.
It is :1articuilarily valuiale heeaullse
rlyto plow unider' in Alpril as a corn
f-it ilizer-: he-cnuse it dr-aws dawn fromI
lbecaus il( iturn'ishes large' supliesi oif
hu11 ius, the gr'ea test 11nsur anlce aigaiinst
'iloilthl we knhow, anid proablly thle one
'inale grea'ltesit iieed of Soutihiern soils;
iand, fhially, biecause it coaver's the nak
- he:c washing and leaching irains.
int 'loveir p!aninlg the firl~,t yeair. Tr'iy
Ii (Itoj outk onl a smll s(-ale, ani acre1'
ar so, at Iirst. Th'en I i'siults are
Iold. anid we believe they will lie, the
at-reage can he Increalsed un1til ial
land to go In ('(rn1 Is planted to clov
-cr thi- Call before.-'llc The ProgreCssIVe
.i i ('Ie' .sa Wlleiams,1 allege Marml
-a nightl In the Ifllohon .\lill ' illage bW
. She-rif Jilease. Williamis is accuse<
(iof desertinug fr'oii cam p at lFort Ogle
a thorpe Jully 20, this year. lie was -
- prIvate In a cavalry compa ny. Ilie I
a a young marrIed 1110n and~ hiIs wife I
a living here with her fatheir. WillIam
-Is fr'om LaurensJ1 county. lie was dc
.. livered to the provost marshala
2 Campl Jackson Tuesday. WIllIam
came to Newbeririy Sunday night.
s iNewberry Observer.
8 Amerlean TrainIng Camp, In Frianet
t Oct. 14.-4larshal .Joffro arrived at thI
SAmneriean ild headquarters this es
r jening. Hie dined -with Glen. Porshins
sandl spent the night at hIs heLadqruatl
2 teral Marshal Jrtffre will review I11
g Ame' lean troops tonmrrow.
d ............-.
See our line of Ten Cenit Toys tC
gChildrenx.
a a iiE 0
BUY YOUR -TIRES NOW!
Further advances are looked for in the tire market. The de
mands of the government are en rmous and supplies are hard to
get. Be on the safe side; buy no . We have in stock practically
all sizes and makes.
Goodyear---Goodriph---FiskM-Firestone
GOODYEAR SERVIdE STATION
We have a large stock of automobile accessories and solicit
your trade. First-class workmen in our repair depart ert. We
repair any make of car.
WALDROP'S GARAGE
Office Phone 334 FORD DEALER Home Phone 162
ADVERTISER WANT ADVERTISEMENTS BRING THE RESULTS
CLARDY & WIL O S....A L
OF
STRIPED SILKS
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
T H IS W E E K
$1.5o, $1.75 and $2.oo the 'yard Silks on sale at $1.45
Three days special sale of fancy striped and plaid
satin and taffeta silks; full yard wide. Fifteen pieces
in all shades; values $1.50, $1.75 and
$2.00. Special Thurs., Fri. and Sat., yard $1 .45
Special Silk Poplin 75c yard.
Six pieces yard wide ilk Poplin special these three
days at 75c the yar ; otle get $1. Colors: Navy,
Green, Rose and Bur a dy.
Gossard Corsets CentemeriGloves
The orignal Front-Lacing Corset Real inported Kid Oloveq of the e .
'Ili orglial ron.J~el~g 4orstr-ter kinid. Amk for Centemer! Kid
They 'lead others follow. Gloves. lilack and Colors.
$2. $3.50 $5.00 $2.50 Pr
CLARDY&WILSON
"A Good Place to Trade"
LAURENS, So. Car.
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