The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 28, 1917, Image 8
IBBEVILLE-GREEN WOOD MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1809.
PROPElRTY INSURED1 $2,500,000.
WRITE OR CALIL on the tinder
signed for any information you may
desire atiout our plan of insurance.
We insure your property against de
struction by
Hire, l'indstorm or Lightning.
And do so cheaper than any insurance
company in existesce.
ItemeiInber we are prpa';ared to prove
to you that ours is the safest and
cheapest ,,lan of insurance known.
Our associalit n low licensed to
write insurance in tie counties of Ab
beville, G rei nwood, Mc( ornick, L.au
rens and Edlgelield.
The otliet ate:
i E N. .1. I1-'.\.,1-:it LYO N, l'r'esdeiiI,
Colunlbbn, S. C.
. It. lI i..\ El, (.ent. A gi.. Mecy. & Treais.
Gireenn1ooId, S. U.
1lim:'TORS:
A 0. (G a.:t.... .... . lt. (artnei, S. C.
J. M1. (;aintbrell. . .. ... b ville S. (
Inc . Childs, . .r e . -. .
A. \v. Younght l l ... loi s . .
s. P. Alorrah. .. .. iliton . C
L. N. C:hatu rlai ..Vie(ormlek, S. '.
. 1. Nicholson. . I dgetild. S. C.
t'. 1.. Tiinnier01-11,a1, Pleasan=alt Lane11, . C.
.t C. Martin . . . . . . . 1'triikt ocn, . C.
'. 11. Whar11t om. . . . . .. \\':h t edroo. 'S. C.
4 reennii tool. . .
Mliler's A\tilt epi Oil. hnow its
SNAKE OIL
ii Ill l'os1itiely llelitve fnin inl 'T'hree
3 ll i's.
Try it rigit now itr r'h'u. t:atisnl,
rattraltgia. i ilt:i . ;ore. stiff and
swolli jioint5s. a in. ti he1 hta l iht'at
and liino, cons, hiuniois. etc. .\tter
one aptlica'ion unin disalilw'ays ,,s it'
by emgi;.
:\ newr onnaty> u:'edt intrl liy and,
externailly tor vough<s, cold. croup'
sore throat, diptheria and ionsiitis.
This oil is conceded( to bh. tin' mlost
penetrating reine(Iy issutl. Its
prompt and innediate effctii in re
lieving pain is due to the ft'li that it
penetrates to the affected parts at
once. As an illustration, poutr ten
drops (in the thicIcest ptIi e o! sole
leather and it will poenerate this sub
stance through and through in irce
minutes.
Accept no su..titiltC. This great (li
i5 golden red color only. I-v(ery hot
tie gitaratteed: 2"c. ,nc t . -00
bottle, or' money 'refunded. 11he La:n
rens Drug Cc -i
HUGH B. CUNNINGHAM
CIVIl, .:NUINi:mit (3I. A. S. C. 'S.)
SIltyEIVS -llESiG(NS .ANi ('ON
STtlATiON
In Steel, C'oncrete, Woon1d.
WATltF.(1(, - - S. -"
Care al'miiietto 1lnkii. I.auren . S. C.
W. M. NASH
SUR\LYOR
Fcrracing :: I.eclingy
I)raillae
NOTARY 1UBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmer
C'alls answered any~ houir dany or night.
Simnpson,Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
WtNi Practien in all State Courts
Peompt Attention (Olven All Business
M. B. DIAL ~ A. C. TODD
DIAL & TrODD
Attorneys at La w
Enterprise Bank llubldinigs,
Laurens, S. C.
PRACTICE~ IN ALL. COURTS
Long T'imet Loanls Negotiatted.
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
trompt attention given to all business
Money to loan oin fleal Estate
&.'lce Phone ' Itesidence Phone 96
Ollk ,..mnons Building
U ( , IFeatherntunl W* II, K~night
Y 'A f)il '.N E & K1iC01i7
Attorneys at Law
Laurens. S. C.
All jiusini ss Intruasted to (Jur Care
Will Have Prompt and ('arefuil Atten.
tion.
- Mfiee over P'almietto Bank
.er. F'eather~I oneO w.ill spendi We.dntea
day ot each week in I aurena.)
J. ROY CRAWFORD
SURVYEYILt
Plats, Trracintgs, iBdue P'rintsi, Etc.
T felphone 26104 Clinton, S. C.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
- Laurense, South Carolina
Odice in Peoples Bank Building.
DR. W. F. FLOWERS
VETERINABY SUEGEOli
rduate with 12 Yeara ExperIence
Jientist and Surgical Whth
Offiees
VCiIlISTMAS DINNERS FOR POOR.
Cpt. Belcher, of Volunteers of Anin
(ct( issues Appeal for Funds for
('harist maus iaskets.
'T'ie Advertiser has rcdeivel the fol
lowing letter to the public from Capt.
Belcher, stationed at. Greenwood by the
Volunteers of America of which Gen.
la llington 11ooth is commander:
Greenwood, S. C.,
I Dear. 1"riend: Nov. 26. 1917.
l or man1y yearis ''hC Volunteers of
Am te ric 1 has been the medi11uml through
n\If hi I hose who wvere a4ble have pass
ed their gifts to the needy and deser'v
ing; poor. They eagerly look to us,
:+!(1 we inl tulrn looki to you1. Your
. inl the past 4'iciourages its to
:":in, ou beha if (it our1 less fortu
:'4iwrs': for" Support Iin Gilr or
I 1 4 y toi 11 I of ii>t mean
a day of joy. 01 i(,' fel hlwowship. \W,
tla he hands of thoe we have bleet
-4 ilmratel frolil. we exclhtnge present::
nith dlear ne W15, (e 1.5ast upon th14 gKood
hi f life, the chilren lotbille over
.ith joy e iiheanse' of tlle toys 1nd gifts
1hal are their : but inl tl ousand of
holtues there will be no kind words
sai(, no hearty greelitngs, no tree
ered fo' 3ir the children, no present (
ex cihangeil. instead of laughter there
will he lears: instead of the good
thnsof lift', anl emlpty cunpboardi.
\\'e to s u 're you will want to help
1o e 1,b s and, 1 i1ilht'lei these hot es4.
The Idle Cry of The \'olunteers i:"
)"I ;halt is your. creed, bull what i.,
y ur I( tn . I'iVe huni rd(( dollars want
('I or41 1)-the free ('hristnas )inner and
\'intr Relief Work. Remember, it is
more bles-eid to give than to rec'eive.
\\-hat will give?
Thaikiig yoiu1 for all past favors.
aIndl wiehing you ail the joys of the
glad Christmas season,
I at yours faithfully,
1 .\. ilelcher.
Ollicer in Charge.
.\Make cheeks payable to The Volun
ers 4 iI4merien, and mail to C' apt. A.
IL-leher. (Greeniwoodl. S. ('.
\l i ti tl' S IN \ 3:1I111.
TO 1 311'. T 1 311'
3itrandum I ssued Girine~' omplete
Iinst ruction' lieu-artdini:- Soliers''
4 'i1. iay' (Ille F ill Nale.
l' d :it'i lty i'4 expe rien cl i
h- + 'i, m :il for t h 4lier s on a(
I: impr oper1 or Immfl1i.ient 31d:
d 1 (I t! r4 d 1 ' 1 I 111 mit ke:'
II It et a f1ll a. 1 1 1tc mplet4
,, I(, 4!11! 1 (lit the 1 01 bill y thI
1it "e(1 ar;t ofrl/t thel :'1the
!;'l1s l(:iol i ' :(" ii l i ill 'Q 4 , ' h t
14111 0 1. I 'h oel lan illl :11
> TI).1* 3- r n f~ ait a ai.
niry insI ru :( t i(411 1e
i ,i"t, ,.. .l 1 .1 l:ilt~ r t il' " ,4 1 , :erill4
-- :- .' :e . ( "t pm i
ofn corm in I".:r It e. It follyow. e
1 l..\l aal ::h old ( h5 vr def (("inite
ly akithreStaeu theot is, net only the
name of the larger rgannizaions -htil
Ihe smallst nite to whih. mn be
1)1ongs3' I shoul be int addrliess thus:
II'(5( . Of t(IC. Ii 14 h u inan r . ( il1
Green illeS. .
. Th ull name51 tof41 three hlress;
shieouly bae wayrn a ther wor to bea
Ef ond0 calhIt l irenm e surte saym
tile and~ initials in famps. It i tti(
r"tt. The fresur 01'lress til toe send-.
we oyfr"Gets-Itat. Drops, u
Ctoe rsn.orncis ofe pr ff!il
ol-'o in Laens andel'offmxnenrns
"G1-, the greati5 est corn mdyscby
etrof an a~ugeC, maey-wlkrs Cout
of)rn 3.F liPs.Itmksyuel
er should always be placed on let
tors and packages.
"-I. All .packages should be secur
ly wrapped and packed in substantial
boxes and address written in ink.
Perishablo matter ought never to be
packed in pasteboard boxes as It is
liable to decay and run, ruining the
package and making it and other mail
hard to handle. Pencil marks are
easily rubbed off, and become blurred
when wet by decayed matter.
"5 ('iristintas boxes for soldiers in
ilu rope:
The following extract, from Ilulle
tin No. 6t:, war department, Washing
ton, D. C., dated October 26th, 1917, is
of great. value to those desiring to send
(Christntas boxes to the soldiers of the
.\tnelrican Expleditionary Forces in
Eu trope:
"11) 11 (ihrist1nas presents are sent
by parcel post, they mtst. conforn to
II'' specilientions below "Under "1".
"(I) All boxes shipped by express
sholdii be i ntei cd to twent y pounda it
.< ight1, nInalu l' th lore than wo
thlie feet in voluine, he of wvood, be
well trappied, and should he hinged
<- screw\ nn top Io :'acilitate opining
and lin sai'et ion. N> perishable food
prodln( N. other" than11 those include'd inl
ca1n o "Iasas .jar, .;honbll he packed in
any Such shipinents.
"I(") Mlail and expr)ess ina8tter :shoulid
be a(1(ressedi as now prescribed by
p1l.4;;1 ri tlat ions. and btith class('.s' of
shit ilnic- s h1 ull,: h( 1 nlaItked '('itrist
mtas Ilox'. andi shltthuuldbe si n car(' of
1he i' (otmIIIunnindn (IbIner1al, poll of eim
a lion. l Ilbokent. N. .1., pir ont'.
'iid1 Thie .cllotnu nniinte :(era1). parr
"r einb (1:u'ka ion1, llObonken. N. .1., will
caus evry arcel', whlether a inail or
expl:: hI ptunt to be' oned u" and
sIi 1 Search llmule1 to sec that noting
of an1 e'xplosivel or other dangerous
('h:racttr is btdeI'd aboard ship.
"(c) The contents of eacti pak'agle
will Ie ctlearly'i stated on the oituside
by thel p rolin'r word whlich will clear
ly indliente thel ge neral nature of the
c"ontents. TIhe shipnient of C'hristmlas
box( , miy begin inune(diately on the
poublientlion of this imlletin, and no
boxes will b( Iiorw:rdtieI ovIerseas
wI iih dIn tiot reach l ier 1. I Ioliik('n. N.
.I., 01n 01" befo(re IM-c(mber" .Ith, 19117.
'ihe t1:1t1e ii the onttdetr mutst lie clear
ly mttatkel ont 1he ttlsidli' of :cl box."
*4 * . e 4$e. . . . . . .
1I'T. 111'1!.ti ., \ 1-1 S.
. * * * . 4 * * 4 . . . . 4
\11. Ilchel. Nov. 2". The farmer
arc \ ry hal.<y -Iw\ing; uh\ s 1 and11( kill
;, ho(Is this w W -k.
. W. I Sune all I nllRay, lift
istr Su da 1t t o I ('(+1umbhi t ol 1O ;])(nd1
Th !. in with Iii p Ia :-hi . I, lits.
1. It. l-'elw .
Mis: llety Stonle has ret lulled to heir
hootan l inr .\nderl onI e":"ony}.
\lr. and \lis. tobe't Taylor spent
Alb-'i .n1eih-" .\led(lock M1 n( 11 14the we k
unid wih her gramtllutrir r. \lirc. \led
luck.
.\lrP. .l. W. Sanl~duls .in1 I grtanddlaugh
tir, .\iss Ca--i \tto:-.. "pa'stuumby
(atrrett are visitintg in Greenvilli.
N\r Nicholas Stone left last week for
Tloomtshtaw, Ga., whier' hie has nteeept ed
a1 li~i ont in a store.
gulests oft .Mrt. Il)ewuy Wood~ hist Sun
Mdr. Ii. 1E. Crasw ford made fi l ying
I rip to Gr(een woodl last Alonhiny.
Mr. P. 11. Stone and sisters, Al itses
IIetty and1( F'elicla wer~e shopping in
Laurens last week.
Mdisses .Ien Ine antd (laudia Stone
were' shtopintg in Ilionuea Ptarh last
Mliss Ituth~ Arnold spen'It thle wee'k
endi with M, . antddMrA. .1. IC. Ston~e.
* S
* LOINO BRANCII NEWS. *
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Lonfg Branch, Nov. 26.---Messrs WV. 3.
Duvall and W. A. Owens have purtchtas
Mliss idie Keller sujent last Wedu
nlesday igh t wvith itss I lelen Stn
crol.
spent1 Snunday w~ith M'isses l'va and1(
Mr . an1( d .lrs. W. .1. Dilvall and son
Godfrey spenlt Sutnday with Mr. and
Mt's. Will Brown.
3d Iss Mary Etta Lyneli visited Miss
es MIttler and Mildiredi H olland F'riday'.
M"vr. and Mrs. Cha rlton llenjamin
wee thte guests of Mir. andl Mris. .1. Jr.
Lynch and famIly Sunday afternoon.
3dIss Std Ie Kell1eur'was I ho attrae
live ghuls of' Miss 3dilltie 1lioll and Mon
da~y.
*MI'UROVE NI'WNV. e
Musgrove, Nov. 26.-Trhe farmers
have about finished sowing wheat and
arc expecting to finish gatherIng cot
ton in the near future.
Mrs. S. M. Tijamin Is visiting hcr
father. Mr. J. A. Dodd of GreenvWh
Mrs. T. J. Snyder spent Sunday af
ternoon .with Mrs. Edd and Olen Bolt.
Miss Sara -France.\Glenn, the attrac
tive daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Glenn is expected home ,to spent.
Thanksgiving. Miss Glenn was elect
ed sponsor for the P. C. and Newberry
football game, this being her second
time to act as sponsor. We all wish
success for both P. C. and her.
Miss Ruth Myers, visited in Cross
Keys Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Garrett of Kentucky,
our new teacher, has taken charge of
Musgrove school. The pupils have
fallen In love with her already.
Alisses A.littic and Mildred Holland'
Like Fa
They both I
Heater. It m
how cold it is
the Perfectioi
comfortable.
or down, wl
needed. Ecoi
durable and ti
Now used in
Aladdin Sect
results-eight
gallon.
STANr
Norrolk, Vs.
R ichmond, V
IPE
Farms;'
?e. W. i
Fral Esttese
Cityauty Farme F
Bu beauty and So
'{f?
of character. Eac. d
Fo n Real E a e and
ure gL
Muxr. . Mhener<
WIL
BEA
I flautydeseves i
apent. Sunday with Misses 'Ruth and
Eva Bolt.
~ lr. andi Mrs. Oleni Bol. took sup
per with Mrs. ollt's uncle, MIr. S.
M. lenjaniin Saturday night.
Miss Lihel Bolt accompanied by
.Messrs Carlton and ])on Snyder spent
Sunday afternoon with Misses Blanche
and Frances Anderson.
Mr. E. 1B. Bolt and son Ira, were
business visitors in Laurens Saturday.
We are glad to hear that Grandmoth
er Donnan is better.
Miss Mattle Holland the Langston
school teacher spent the week-en4
w".ith hotutefolkcs.
-1r'. Ca lvin Snyder spent Sunday af
ether, Like Son
ike the Perfection Oil
akes them forget in ajifly
outside. In five minutes
i makes the chilliest room
It's easily carried upstairs
ierever extra warmth is
iomical to biy and to use;
'ouble-proof.
>ver 8,000,000 homes.
rity Oil as fuel gives best
hours of comfort per
ARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
IJALT IM1OJIE
U. C. MD. Charlotte, N C.
Charleston. W.. Vla.
A- Charles8ton, S. C.
RF TION'
OIL ERS
'_
"ale i n s
'roperty of all kinc
old ' Health, A
sale; from 25 acres up---will
ite or see us if interested in I
RENS TRUST
UTY ADORT
aid should have adornihent.
all of the face; there is beau
serves its proper setting of
JEWELRY
aried stock will be found
Id to the beauty of the bee
ne of our diamonds is boti
se their value and you hay
tock of jewelry that will a~
e cheapness.
IAM SOLOA
"Reliable Jeweler"
ternoon with Mr. 'Ira Bolt.
Mr. Audrey 'Williams and family of
the Peai Ridge community spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr. Jim 11iho.
dir. 1id Trammelil and and t'amily
spent Sunday afternoon with Dr. J. D.
Austin of 'Clinton.
Mrs. IEarl Tinsley and Messrs N. M.
and James Myers spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Will Anderson.
1lox Supper at Pine flunY.
A box sutpp1er is to .be given at. 'Vine
IMluff school-house Friday night., Nov.
:Oth0i. The proceeds go for the benelit
of the school. Everyone is invited.
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