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VOLUMH XXXIIl. LAURENS9 SOUIth CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, 1917. fvlA 5 Big Event of Year [ f awsl Large Crowds.. FOOD EXHIBITS TO BE STRESSED Ladles, Departmlent. to b in thIe Court House, Crat'ed Exhibits on the Court iouse Lwn atil lialter Ex hilbit.s on Itaill road Lot. With the near approach of the an nuial county fair, which is 1.o he held Iriday, 111uch interest is being dis pi-ayed. The promitnin list, wiieh has i(en puliheiilt'd for thle past two reek.4"s shows m11ay113 vailuable prize offwed for the many exiibits amnd d1out0less the u1sual numb111er of exhlibitors, will be, presetil. On aecounlt of the wide s'nread vapaipilgn for Ihe growth and er servatiol of food-st tiffs, the ti (ld crop) anld women's cannling d1epI ar11 IIents are expected to vie with cach otlier inl holding tile 4entier fof inter os t. Th'lese eatons which will be display.ed in tle ('01ourt1 house and on the court lolus g rouid are x peeted to (xc' ll .imilar111 lisplays of former fairs. The fair this year will not he held in Garlington's meadow, a!s formtierly. Tihe live stock displays will b bel oil the railroad lot opposite the Chil dress stables, but all other exhibi(s. nehi as poultry, pels, field crop aii domestic sciente1 will be held on file public square or in Ilhe court hoe. Aitomobile; and other vehictes will not the allowed onl the Iublic sqnare. bit ample parking spaii(ce will he fon oi the side streets. A handi from c'intoni has twen char tered to firnihti music for the oI sion, but another hanid from one 0 tb. armiy caims may be secured. Ne gotla tiols were beinig carred on with officers In (1riet'nville yester.iday, but (e'fnlite arrangement had not. heenl made. 'lhe annual fair', whih is veiy iuicti of i social gatheriin. is extwed('I to attract a large nuimb3'er of peopie who will come for the onling and to Ox chtiange idea's as to fu.ri in g mel tiods. N1tany people have go: ten their farm a ffa Irs ill suelh Jhape that th1y will ho able to take a day off and lmaly of 11hlem will doubtless Ike' advantage of tIh(, day to Ilj(oy a few houitr: 01 pileasrle4 aid iroit tog(etlir. Mr. Allie Lee, who is., aeti -r1 - tary of the fair will be inl his ottle'( in ThIe ,Adveroier ollice to issue etry l tags until Th'lrday m1orlning, who ht will be onl the court. lawn vhrsri hie will be More necessible to fihl ('n rants. ''losi desirin g to mtlakle (11n tries are irged to secure their ta' ias early as io ssible. Pres. H1yrd Was in tle city 1h3kIin! after the tfial detaits or the fair ye2 terday and wa VIy o mi. st i ove Ithe oultlook. I -hain g dt5isgreeabt wveatheri a most suicces'sful1 fair iV an t icipiated. Does No tiavr New Title' ofPrsn \ashnt on, Oct. 231.-- -Commen11(1 on suggestlins tha :t i te rank oif leiel Ma rshal be 1 cre'(tedI 4 for G enetal I 'u' string as5 (nullmd (rO in chiief of t 1 Amieri'atn expeil'litionaryl f3 orcs F& retariy Ihiaker said t oday 1he was tO dispiosed toi priopiose the (chan0ge. I ind Iented a feelinug Ithat the govert mienit shloultd preiserPve 111'e tradit Ions Sthe -service whlih nake11 11m rank (Generat tie huihest. If the extiui t inary force evetinaily ,otisist s , overi) it~iid arnuic c'acen lNottd1 will be comm nanded by a I aiuten(1a General. Secretary linket' said ti quiest Ion of naminitg laieuitnant Uc erals was tnot no0w under conslderal I . At. a recenlt meeCtinig of thio IFarmel NatIonal I ank Mr. C yd~o 'I'. Fran .Wats elected enshier to sneeeed A E'arl Owings, recently resirgned. A F'ranks4 has beeni book-keeper in I hank for some1 t1ime and has earnedO~ I deserved promti on, Ili h Place bookckeepler has bieen taken by Mr. J1 Nabhors, formnerly at the freIght a tloon. Mr a. Owings has- a(ccepted~ a P1 Onl thei staff of the P'atlmetto Bank. Capt. and Mris. W. II. litehey ar'e Veted in ,Iii 'i': ,aturday to 10 13 /hr a o t 1,. 7 ~~Wtt at her boy shall be surrou hysicahy, every step of the way t is withni your power to aid by rvilege it is to provide those re vide almost parental love an umc:. may Le. BooM FOR COP[R G[T8 UN[R WY andintey fo' ( overnor Formally I'1,nun hed at. C'u u lli Le ,ast: ' 'l ,-. -llense ('entral ( otinliBitrei Columbia, Oct1. 2 1. - : The 1 a ddt V o4f oiIbert A. C'ooper of lun'lls foi- go ro ofSouth C(arolin a was foriWay and definitely laiiuchled t a nnen~cs W, ri lds fromil man11y (atale )fth It wa, (,( i dd to 11101111h o 0rg nl lith teo4 State in Mr. Cooper', behalf. IReprts were leard froill every c(nn t I t y Min olh111 Carollina 1(and all of t hem - 1411(1 (if Cooper strecth, whleh is h I.ytivnte daily, peveording. t:o the trolenH iule~lt. .\ v. ('ooper mud(1' erlsottalkl t h( ist suppIIor.ti hist: h-adertst that o'gan izat in will be -:ear 91ul that they old nt ae i me '91 was; that! of Ithe Itle;' a' ena r '''9111 e tl'ni'e ('lhow'n at the muot' -y convenition 09 hee'9 ontobe'r 2t. 1 916. When thei so-('alledi "'l fteform f'an op.e of W. A -abo hp. NI r,. .n of lSpartanhur",ie 2 n a i .orae, of Ch aret on M.o I. IIardlOm' of .\n'i1dero'y J.n an wt ork.' o mat'isitt l'. 'I'hti fo F'lret' 11 ,i. ('.. Addts of I h 'ngtor. Otf De0' fah of a Ch('ibl.(I s .ivln l ac w lteata tv.hl .1 r.~Ici and Mrs. fl' lackwel, dio at teoe ofIs vdopansyonhSlth 000 I e GY / his mokh oldier boys and happy to see it ways been the spirit of the An led by the right influences, to the front makes her doubli contributing to a really wo creations and camp communii I consideration, no matter wh 0lU LA 11' LO "IAN -.S [R THL TOP" )i sp i s froin \ah'1 ng1 i toll 1di1 - .i . rat I.i r bi an wa he seconid Iime a M'uccess. Thiongli Ihe (t(itc:nP a PIca dl donh01ini ad n i there \\a 1 great a\pia'tl it ( nd i 1 i (thon~sht tha! the a pa lhe ONini Illiin 81 nial V wd. . I viz.. In sotit Carolinla over wa su v I s rI, harleston laIn I'h over (nu ii,Mun. '0ibln11d 0l 1 %e~ I iid (-Ir ev( ll: e lexf. lit its or llet Ibsih rie 'd atonI :;/,0 a. a liill l e lthan the ( alu 8 I ~4I( 0113 re p tet iro(ta the e'!1iOi .autile Ntiiai lin shwn an It e tiW i tll tht'e 1 o a1 n i thi loodI.~ o nasl. ned....... a Ih ,pllettmpile th 1 neI'I(1 lttik...'..folowig.ar.t. hni ; atieripon....-i...rep.r (ed through llw Lanks Lu{ ren Naional l ank... ..$ , It;ii .. ..t vi.. .. .. ...-... I rs Nioa 1'h. -(- - 'I N, erp dlr Nationallonll allo t muernte for .. ..o-- o- --v y-en. P almettoex hic k to do .. e ..e -.ive '.h 8l1ando realwuinss.. )/ I r eaves ers arms? em go on their coun erican mother. But morally as well as V willing to sacrifice. nderful fund whose y movements which ere the camp or can~ "I 11N IAMI ite1.ar .\uiiual ionlientiIon i% Cal tie-rs to b lie h l llere I inste Ahmi 15M Deeient ' 1-xIn'lehd. \hont 174n womn re&prseninjg : ro)it n 114)1M of the ilap * ~l (P. Y I'lI ) Of ) I vr I I a' I 1 when I le anll 'ng (A' tic' Statei excenti4' ho. nd limit, 4I 111inher of1 dIIem Ihe h at lihe ( al l '' t. a I rl ( 1-I. Thli s d 4rieiion wals 1each e .the State -xvcentive coln'm1ittee, a I z4 ) vh ' it w4444 of tnnd I - .'- A I it: :. nh no(I t n( t I I I r 14': onI '.'tha ('aro14tlia ofapt 'i I :-~, - il I4'ls b t 4' 4 1ia . t o r he fac 44 o~'4 laI a')I(I body after Su n deling .44n4 , .i t V " Iwa1 ,!'rl'4: d( to limit n~h erI d this' tim rI to4 a104 130 mee tg 1 ( ut ive 1 board I n lie ('ll ol 41lg th .)4 j e )t a. ::: :'..41 ion4 .' t1 A 114din loX arrangement.: t he elln (oun)4' 5t jo a))tin i l 11(41))' VniIle to4 onl(d llwing ep1'h4re n ttie pIrs. 14' Iobl, Nstpeindt ; hus. S. 1g1. cl he, supinI~teent fanhey (' Womenl~~' asso(caton;. ll Mrs. I 1 Wa (01to s.erinteentof thudens o- ~ Amhsoprs;1 Mrs. W AutiI or n by~ tber const.tn h AUSTRO-GERMANS INTO THE CAMPAIGH NOW ON FOR FOOD SAVING Movement F o r Pledges Started Yesterday. THOUSAND REPORTED ON TiHE FIRST DAY (Chai r man I, 1. . Ilu'1ohe' lit-III Co ifer ene nith 1011 l1isIct e.nmers Yestr day and Disti buted Quan.tities of ('ards for t'he 'se (of 1S I ('0anu CerS. 5.0011 W 1antcd inI this ('1111t). T i 111p4 ign in .4ItNIS ( 'rn Il nty 'r h purI-1 : of I he en ''e ti i n . 4'ver f4'1nil "' 'i ' I) \ in i oV n t inad it V en oI ': i 1 ::.4 II';.',' Iin. e '(rfl : 14 1'i a '. l L/ 4ll Il I 'r IChII 4 1 . u o o'!"<. hI d n netwaI h~i ~ n e ,i . l t r vi4 c. ('4 o . 1 - w ",- ' i I Io I41' i~ t 1 1)' f r t o ' ': ti te 4il ''4 la' l n heh'idy '' C V'4''1'' 4 '' 114 ' 41 I11rl:l \m 4 \\ ill ' ' . I1:1" 144II 1 I h '- '4 1 of I I' ) In II v v I' 1 h' -i n ' (4))antX. ti l f : '11. I I to '( I : ': ' i'f'.. . ti t(,l ''1'.l 1,1 ) 1 v r e' i- '. 1h th oI on of 4 viian na in I1 1. I t 4 1 c l mI I : I !4 'd 'l Ie1, I b I fo re. Tile I I41 I'd 1 ' b'i''.-'in . l rin ("- 1 , enU ' h1 h 'i ...... c 441 4 i n cr l :' v it - it (..I 11 1' :1:"4 4 . 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