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For Lleuenant Governor.
Columbia, Jani. 2t.,S9enator Jlohn F.
Williams, of Aiken, definitely announc
(ed for lieutenant governor tonIght.
S4enator Williams said he would make
the race next summer as~ a non-fac
tional candIdate. "I shall 4iwing- to
no man's coat tail, but will be my13 own
master," he said. The friends of Sen
ator J. 0. Padgett, of Colleton, have
been pressing hinm to -make the rade
also. Hie stated tonight, when ques
tioned on the matter, that he had not
decided what he would do.
Austrian Airmen Bomb Hlospitals.
Washington, Jan. 27.-J3ormbing of
Allied hospitals by Austrian avlators
in recent raids was reported to Red
Cross headquarters here in cable
grams received from Robt. 'Perkins,
chairman of the American TRelief Corn'
mission to Italy. A hospital at Cat
tel. France, not far from the Italian
Uine, was danmged severely, he said,
anring a renent attankr
LETTER FROM FRANCE.
'I'e Advertiser Itece'ives Another In
teresting Letter from Privato
Whaley in France.
The followug opimistic letter, de
layed considerably In transit but hav
lug arrived several weeks ago, was
received by The Advertiser and will
be read with great interest by Private
Whaley's friends and all others who
nay come across it. It, will -be noted
hat Private Whaley, like the other
oldie':; across the waters and in the
'amlips, keeps in touch with the folks
mck home and watches with interest
he support that is rendered them "be
lind the lines":
"Somewhere in France".
Siunday. Dec. 9, 1917.
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la; t ha;"t ym ou ill b1 to hear
rt:c mt l " tof (I ri : as Chri t
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.i tl1Il 'li le:n peo1 le th wil les
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1ahr' thr e. I lt tl I e try . Anoti(r
wat tot I am hmu of a'l ihat
o h-n;in ii(f :,O .:n t:oot old1 1,auren:
1:' apic tahlinii out 11t( il'e:ty lBnds.
ihat': it. Goe to it. You have m'y best
-:isohs and I am ;lad to learn of the
(nodi ihdic:; of 11aurens that are send
nI.' thew- de0ar ()Il F'renchl petople
lothi::t The dear Lord will bless
h!.:m ou Chistmaluls dayl.
WeS:uumnie soldier.: :Ire coin;; to
ie the ihiiren at g:rand Iime and
'ake their dear little hearts glad. Aiid
want to say that the Sammio. r
i.'rs are takcing out the biher:y 1sonds
ti] if ot!w :peopleI of ( I- th 'aroli:I
il! 1"ul! to elther Ftnd take themt out
)' ill \ 1 have a grat4 Mate. Th'V ose
Via have not ta en th 'm t (ut an t10'
mt t~ati by applying at :!ny' of the
ank. 11'1 n:s to wi an11'1 back up
h!" bo4""": who are :;Ireatly over h1ere
mt .ighling far fronh le1d ones and
tatine.
We Sam1111teS ar4 e et:M"i- :Ilon; over(
wlre .I'i::t the lst .ort amt I want It
i to th1( wh1o huav( :n' ; b'role Crs,
w, '1et i:4rb and f ben over het'r .
ai llt5 1 it t hem(:4 by onihera waek a l.!
elI them] all th' reand nw"': you can
nd4 do not 1."1l the h):il news::. And(
(n'CI fp '(iS. t in t :.41 h1 Is, ooethin
o"'i4 to :1( If I.s otorke or
a 41,i ca . ons eratin aiId thtn.
.. I i , I:t 1h11 i bh. 1. 4 . ' lTe boy':
r uno an1hie fo te ofr ecew
h.; r=~ h s ir I:: I t(' I . Ill.
neres wuldheaned.moay
Thoe pi'tcipt:n i the c.nfer-.
,,'1 Io a were: A. . .!1:'14 Nw Yor1
\. m- of n ot Amera" . eheit.:o
\, IA . A '. Ir WnlinT, r it< o
'1 O : t., 1 11 -: 1 ' Gl : ,;.
Jnion n Mri Ftryan, Pe.n
f te roteho alwyCr
non. on l.n.I. E eexd so
oV edus riapsta nd bnet waesowile
amtne odpries wmie pre sen llocd
-dmCaical Tans, h
We wirredowexpress ou thankr andu
itpron.n orhMnany kin wr eldnes
woralduring the sns andc latn-h
Ireds of omu elovd -husndurd fom
helr.oay shipe Lor'hihestwagessin
inries and mthem allk.
Mrs. Jdo C.romihead Ch ildenth
?llnc oay wer. .O.Watnpr
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MAYOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the olilce of Mayor of
the city of Jlur'ens, and pledge myself
to abide by the rules of the Democratic
primary.
C. alN.BA'BB.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the oflice of mayor of the City
of Laurens, and pledge myself to abide
by the rules of the Democratic pri
mlary.
JNO. A. FIIA'NKS.
1O ALD)E1MAN.
Ward One.
I hereby announce in.%self a candi.
tin at for the offiee of Alderman in
Ward 1. andi pledge imys;elf 10
abble by tle rules of the Democratic
prinary.
C. It. .\l OSl'II 1 Y.
I he'reby" an'vieun ce tuly:welf a candi
t:a; for the e( ice of), .\liderml ai in
\\'a I I. and pltedgte inv elf to abide
b ht' Ie rulw o th(e lDtiocratic pri
.I. A. Al.\S1Ii.ON(.
I hl rehy:" alrnn nne+' my:eIr a 'andi
!t(t tar' the ('ili'e (If .\idern ml"'i in
'aird ad thige ;:y--1. if) abide
rnlt Iy.
1: N I:: i'T. :. T1 01 .
Ward 'I' is o.
I hereby annnte my:'if a ('lltali
dalte for lhe oi!(ice of AldIermni in
\\'ard 2, aitl ptletd:Ie imy:elf to abide
by the rule; (f tihte J'aemocratic pri
mary.
.1. 11. "(''NNINGIlA ..
I hereby announce inyself a candi
date for (he offiee of Alderman in
Wa'rd 2, atn! pled.; m myself to
abide by the rules of the Democratic
primary.
S. l'OY l) :vENT'ON.
I herely annouii('e miyself a candi
rIi i' for the ollice of Aldermnan in
\\'ard 2. and pledge miyself to ai'ide
by the rules of the l1I)tioeratiC Ilt
.\l. II. II!'NT I;It.
11ard Three,
I herbliy ainonnce mtyself a candi
date for (the ailice of Aldeiiman in
\\'ard :1. and pledge y iell to
:ibide by the rules of the Democratic
pruiary.
.1. W. 1I;Id laA\ \S.
I heeby annonnce inysel f a candI
dale for the ollice of Alerm"ian in
Waitrd :, and pledge nty self to abide
by the rules of the Jei'ioratic pri
Maaty.
It. 1. , I),l Y.
I hiereby annionneie inyself at candi
dale for the ollic: of' Ahltermnl in
\Vard 3, and bled;e? yiself to abide
by} t Ile uler: of the D itnlo ralic pri
C. B!. AI ).\\lS.
Ward 1Four".
I herby annonane myst a candi
date;( for the oli;er of Aldermlan in
\'ani .1. :111d p de mis l o abhide
lt;' l t( 1'!x ;, t I il '...) I i [ i Ii 111'
tard l'iie.
I la r. by ann (nel)1 gt( ii:.:":t a cltndi
Ia. :i(r the olhe of A tldtrt man itnlit
t ni 1' til piii h d(: :y f t otlt u a iil i
I as 'd t,;(" lid ltlt t 1)1(" Iiii ). I 10 iiitl'l
by tle riles Cf the 1-:e., ia e ri
A.iI.a.lIl.\F'.V
I hie'ieby annfonnee miyswlf a enadi
datIe 'oir thle otlho of A\lerin in
\\ai'd .,. arid pledge myself to abide
bty the irules of the lDemocratic Jprl
mar'y.
, 11. 'his.\ AtNJG .l( IiF''..
(Iomlla'nhy anonn'eelos,.rc f Twondi
Mhl or thes ofilenf .\hem. i
Sytte ofSuth: Cofhin)ma, ti pi
Countey o arnnems. l cn
daeor theal of Ahmmo lera i
Ward I. Stone Pledintyiff, oaid
To the rueendan abe naemeda:c r
YoI hereby sumnemoedf a cnd re
duired o anserte omainrman the
aov ,tatdactiondhic wyselflied aie
byth fe ofule cr of the mcorti of
comotpa for the conty of eranui
Janary , 1918 anedgeo msevef op abfd
the thebsres at the officeai 6fF.P.i
(1cmpanin the Enrrese Nof Two
Stank of Suidgt Carn, ouhC
Countywithintrendas?o he r
v Ce ortof eCusveof teay
such srvice ait lfitoase
Tthe Dfedaint withnove time:fre
suirdt ne the comlaintif in theonwl
th apple to the clr fo the crele of
renc in the comdain t.e3ddyo
Jan.uary, 1918.n Pltisev Attornysof
Mc.oa A. Powe Eter s atoa
sai, the Plntiff i thi6atin Stl
HALF MILLION MEN TO BD1
AUitOSS EARIY THIS YEAR
(Continued from Front Page)
said, had urged this policy. He do
scrihed conferences that evolved the
ordnance program and its fulfilment,
submitting documents to prove that
F'rance and Great Britain were sup
plying artillery and machine guns for
the first forces at their own urgent
reqluest in order that ships might be
used for other ;purposes. .
In all that was done prior to the
departure of the first troops, General
Pershing shared in the deliberations
and approved the decisions reached
Mr. Baker said, and now surrounded
with a staff of trained regular officers
who could well be spared from the
gr eat task at home, Pershing is in
lerance as the "eyes of the army":
evetry sitp taken since has been
fended on h is long daily Cable re
ots of what i'k gflhin on at the light
ing fronts.'
Nice G .lu- Ilmp at :,., aii1 :o l ents.
S. .\vl. & I- Ii. W i,10"S &. CO.
1011.
Wa.'shington. .lan. 27. -.\ more uni
form observance tomorrow of the gov
(In ient'a second leat less .onday in
the east thaIl was repolted for the
first |was predieted tonight by l"nel
Adniitratioi officials. A list of ex
em ptions I ublishe( generally today
leaves little room, they said, for in is
lot i'l'p'et at ion of the ('losing order.
The exempls as given out I:'ls
nieht. show that virtually al i usi
ness nt(i Ierlprise except celtain speei
Jied tttaler engeaged in war work and
food prodelion, is exi'ctled, to close
rilo)wn ])rug slores and food store
a lone a mong the va rious shoos will
lie permitte d to (o busin ss, and
they tonst conllon :hitinsolves 11) thle
sale of ,;rugs and foods. except hIler'e
dru:.' stors sell j)lhibeations.
in all there will be nine .\oinlays
on which the general use of fuel for
healing and lighting is forbidden.
luel administrat ion otlielals think lhe
fuel s'"ed, added to that saveil by
the recent ilye-day factory closing
will go far towards making up the
fue1l shortage.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Hoad
Because of its tonic and laxative effect. J.AXA
TIVl+, nR14()tO QUININIE is better than ordlinnty
Quinine ana does not caise nervousness nor
ringing In head. ncmember tie fil name nind
took for thc signature of E. W. GRovic, 30c.
S* . q
" Sl'ECI. Ai NOTICES.
lii) i i n nii' ' h tro bit IV) lw nicI. Foun
lai i n and iol ren ; one Iie'kil
; ltled uien' r. I f out, le as;ii riu -
urn11' lo In1.) 1 1 lrsV rr ward. E.
I. Caine, Laurens, . C. 211-1d
.1gtice -_.\ I 1 pi e rsonils Wt hie'reby
V arned agatins:t hunti/1. 'l riding1, wa:lk<
inh tat in ay o r~. 8I the tr leas
ywl ni h Soen lirotni g th'iie lihaningn
lard, 14wo whilea mavh . in WIub
thir return.IiiIi T. v. i ' . I ~e Ianens
'No I'gs I hoe 1.;!an le l egis, pure
hatock thgAt'sbays red.i Se ohr anyckof
and en by aw tn a rre $1.50oa fra
ithn, fin te year 9 delivery. W.
it.e~uln *l'aure(nsI I. (\he9 :sh-pd
cor rd |-t. wood; arn kit i. ...nA. lo.
b. rars. Writ or irey W-lce Si l iey
.\latth w N . 28-I9
.\outcel - -Yo oi anon thtiio
harboring --thony Shaw1 of Iany wof
brl fnly a. tey arllundso contract
wot me dar tei~y yerit9e, W or
CohsDaidn,. N 28~-6t-pd
Fo ae-Mya hore In the wstek.
lart ofr town. On-rd cit, bA.lDnae
7raer cet intLrestay'sIoNichol, ulivanf
Fre. 2a8-1tl hv afwbuhl
Cok'anitr-oue tog know cthto i have
forae, ghsf see frezrown C.rW.
seed orderne, to Cmpr PredgeeNdC
nPrompt absluey purlO alsocontact
the(1 arnriy dofry goode sed or
advise earl .urchn-enof ser cant
horth SaeM oseedfo fte delivery
whre otwn. Oeplthin cash. ac
Fipr coet itrst. eve. Ni. 17-gt,
Tor raeturn blnktill ha b e bushed
Coos wilberequed ihr0t coe toe
th aeTee Arseedflcweret btwefro
dayd orderd frm Coe' soegre
maed thrrtun at thile aprint
mnts keto abeoltedy tr.oughcout the
Cubythe apparntcacty Audioored his
agn adveryprcase iofl te ICunty
holde ands geed busy andure delveryu~
wherbe ohe pople braing this tcash.
andrke cm f r sr.hW. ngt
. NOTIWE TXOPAYERS
te Adtrs ll Cuty Auteen
Union Prayer Meeting Tonight.
Tho union prayer service, which is
being held alternately in the various
churches of the city to save fuel, will
be held this evening in the Episcopal
church, and will be lead 'by the rec
tor', Rov. Wilinot S. Holmes. The pub
lic is invited to attend. The union
services have proven to be very pop
ular since their inauguration and the
atlendance at them is showing a
steady increase.
T'IEE FOIL (LEANING S'IREAMS IN
LAUlRENS C'OU!NTIY, S. C.
state of Soul Ii Carolina,
Couinty of Lanrens.
Pursuant to an Act of the (leneral
Assembly of Soul hi Carol ina therefor
providing:
HIe it resolved, by Ilie Coity Board
Af Comliissionerf 2us of 14111 eets cout lily,
in the state aforetaild,
That the following periods be acd
lhe1 same are hereby Iiv\e(d for t h1.E
-lean ng of streapts within said eoun
ty for and ;huring the year A. 1). IN9S.
10 wit:
'l'h ali l -tream s shuall ho lean d
mil na reqiti('(I by law duli:: Ia te t
riod heninning the 11ir:t day: Yf i eba--t
ciry, and endling; the hast dlay of Alarchl:
all I tui liI'y ,;hall aeatin bile clh'nne d
durin the period hegiiniiig the lii
i ccnthl iay f .lfuly and ending the
thirty-first day of August.
All land ownrIs and persons in
chtrge of land,; ar e hleroy notiIledl
withiin the above natted periods.
1bone and ratifled at L1aurens Court
I louse. S. C., in regular annual wooel
ing. hil tilhe 10th day of .lannary, A.
). 19118.
1i. I. It Mll I l', Supervisor,
AIlest Cnhairinan.
.I. 1). \l OCK. C'lerk. 28.-i ]
('ar of Thanks.
We want to thank the good peop
for Iheir kindness and sympathy
shown us (uring ihie Mllekies auto
dealh of our darling chilid. alay (God
hl: ansad Ie with thema all.
\lr. and .\lrs. S. MI. (arrett.
Tit~ildNGFOU'R STA1im V01?
h N.\lil.:. Ih ltimore
Wt 1:.1VEI, York1, Pit.
.ilIFILaN & SO
This Trip for Paul G. Mehlin &
WM.O
- V MEMBER NATIC
Send 111s Cart]ui'~
PIHONI
FINE PIAN
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LAURENS, 3. C.
A'!'l: i 1, ,
Iinilintg
otnte Oflier
lag Iti igNG halw
suggests that the uion pi
A perfect fitting p'ing N sy
lous union.
We keep the propel' kin<
and Inscription you enay W
JOHN McCORMICK' Tenor
The rise to fame of this young tenor
Is one of the most remarkable inci
dents in the history of opera.
'Ten years ago Ml('ornaek was. en
til'ely unknown to the initslical world.
HIe was born in Athlone, and grow up
and wVent thi11m :h c'olleg;e withotut dlis
cov"erin;; I Itt imi Iia'i a: voice of iore
than usual tmteril. illt one day he was
iiduced to contit at thle 1lublin AuSI..
(al I reti'al, v.h re r 1omp3(titionis in
:sin in t r hell a l mtedal granted
to llw' mosa t inr'oli("leni. .\It'orntim k its
topnisiwr him.eif and frh3ii'iuCs it carry.
00:; of! the fir::I. prize'.
The' i t'nor hen t g ve' a l co l
it; am wit h t he t Iroce : went to
ti ' "f' dy. \f' t tntu er of ap
p 'ran v ' i .3 Ita iian tie;, i retIrned
Io I on~don in I!Pt7 anId . wa engaged
tow ('ottventl ("a1d&en, tntking his Lionl
3on (ebt( as 'T'urbihtu ont October 15th.
.\ few'W v.e.k L' IlIer i "anu in R igoelto
i,lth \;nli. TIel '"irz i i, who wa"s dle-.
!ihtoll With his iea itifll voice and
miehimt 11nu1h adic e anld ass istance,
\':ith tle result. that he was engaged
ior Ithe Sa('11son). I1is sutcceedlIng tri.
utitphs at ('oveli G(arieni anil in Amnieri
('n are familiar to all 811nd his recent
tour of Atustralia was literally a serios
of (Pvations.
Pmceling that only the Victor was
able to faithfully rcitrodlce his voice
.\!r. .\!ormaick has etered( into an
exclusive agreement. to mnake records
for the Victor ('om tpaly tntil 1'ehru
ary'., 1938i.
Victor Records and Victrolas
for sale by
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