The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 03, 1918, Image 4
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LAlURENS. S. C., ANPUiL :3, 191S.
"Whlcn will Own war. il?" The anl
swervl (o that oue-sin rid t ls (In youl
and II(. 'neh' Sani is readly to blyI his
icket to14:1 Panl nin: have 1te
0. The First and S
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g~il, 'h.
wi ', Ie li: I-i mt h
Ory \0i11 vhii 1 .Iol c it. If
th r a i y !h ,I in.,nth r l ivne ll
for I he <lepestt hi' +-SI in politi.t ihtit
time( i1 :- rin :1 ri u f -rcal tsroess.
Ifr tw il d no. . 1 1 A buI
Ia .J10 A t11 t1 i a
e s nial . 1I Ie v ir lIt nin)
no o 'fi poli ." :s
Fe:t l !cd r ,!y :I v w s by I InWn O
mloot for- vce ionl tim i nIar and' iv
Ilry 71 ii:.w' who I., hi h.:ro1sibilIty
:1 i I .-pm 1 i i t, i , 14 \ W i. l
sh 1 pr. m to bete intelli
isi toi be l aune. - d SI tu'ila 1. Th
1m9 a ed W9 1-outh aIIrlna is
$1.0.0.so b tn apportionment
wil be prielically Ih. same a- it was
wn1 111- .Iwond i0:lA was fioated. In
v i l 1 th r Iesent war siullation,.
when..I ourl :1!! , a :; detoh -rip with
the n vonl th4 \\' lern front and
ourli. owm :-. 100.win tog , are
mrc hint: to thi e ro r. 'if i-'tshno
inowenor (iho1 I wirI. k left for is
by her (14) . rlie1, foide ' -i.0thl n.
athhe odr adtv ti'o ls, am f
te ''ini il iewi a rd of s:i
)college.l
ih r u-&N 1.Xlk ('o.
The Lights and (ormnids Around the
Conrt Hlouise.
Ancient Rome throutti the great
ivorks of the architects of Rome ex
hibited the grandeur of Roman Archil
1 ecture. It has been said, "Home be
caine i rtass of niarble-forums, thea
tres, tetuples, basilicas, atueducts,
and canals-for the like of which for
number and magnificence the world
could furnikh no parallel." Every Ro
ian citizen felt justly proud of the
great city. JIe looked with approval
and adiration upon the public itu
pIOVliierlts of the city.
This sense of tilie beautiifuil. and In
terest of publie spirited citizens has
ner died out of the heart. of 1uan.
Mala still loves the beautiful and feels
proud of ally inm;ioveanents made in
i1 lom, 'wn. The n(ood people4 of
Lauren a-. ' is sens' of the beau
, n'' hei' (ity. 't'1They
iur ' :(d'il 44n r to thi fill
ndn o lhe 11Iuare I I
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of then'1 ren12 ~ ea
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Hna '.(.(!.Jo sn.' trI C ur .4-1ne
4lall ,otato plants, $:>.50 p . th ns
tIiinils Alachua,4 Fl. :;T(1. AL
tnaurens, . .. 29- lt
31ISS IAMPTONL ON
'I'ILLMAN'S PLEA
lehitilve of Great (41rinn l ecalls
1''1ima111's Argintit, Against IHamp.
ton. 311ust, "Wuce" Now.
Saturday's Now York Tines con
taned the following comnnuauication:
"To the l0ditor of The New York
"I ai not offering this letter as sub
Ject. for controversy, if you care to
print. it, but simply to state a fact,
In acknowledgement of your editorial
of 'lrch :2. 'Tilima n of South Caro
HiII.' With a little transposition the
editorial would exactly suit tle ease to
which I aiim going to refer.
"That. erlilorial mu11-4t Imako Senator.
TiT iuan winee. I riecall his final
(' ii'inyc far thle sen.atorship when
(''i::~ jon hin":. a; ringci polliticianis
in o !!iCar''in ar (w re) tryin",
e,- \t.u !!u- on o-It of M,,3
I!,(. bah t 'y we ire that
Hy woro. Yo:tlvzer.
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v, n ii n r li m lt n vi ;I"
lit . u I .4 i
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n V ' 41 .r 8;1-, andt
I h i' a I o ar Ik h t
f t the d:.1y of hi4 d ( th.
\'N 4 he( tm i of , 1:1defat for th
7' w.:i. I la 'b!. I e was holrn
'T' anI t w born . -ic. a?. 197.. t
ii' :.1 ' i la mpt on."
Y v . .laren; -2G, 1 19.
tuanc :i-,ci lvai la of Sou11h Carolina.
h1 .t i 'e mo tO. ! ( ITf . ie ol of
h'ens : in.: oworlinmolt in Itlis war,
: I ' ili ,th i : i nivt. Irt wly
J t!av, iA M'am Umv\l lowa .
Twenly-tw o ya!., azo anl nsl n
n .w a it the a, i of 4 i the senitor
' - ;I y m consent
.-st' 4.. *iat* r I en).. he in rj
tryI n a h ever I.nown. hw is te
: f ,th ame am0. o brilliant
pr n i~sig liure i l::r amir ( f cthet
1hffored wi e 1'
Kte t ih ita n Inoyng
\n nna o"n can'ftiii hec.on
1'in llenflri : y4l:g 1.1 'th
4.Sove th reire darr
n a theiandvpie'te man
I 5. Lig-tenstb-hd of t
orn ka udns me
wi;fe. Feten:- dini-s
th duddr of o'iar
lhLiahd by han ca
contryhoe4 e~~
palable long me a'or,
theColnty ~i NSt ify
4.E OESTe reidan
areas of sunshine, happiness, spotless
le.ss and eficiency.
'The paymaster admiral is of the best
blood of South Carolina. There never
was a lfraver, gallanter, gentier race
of fighting Irishmen than the chival
-oil.ts McGowan% of South Carolina.
*"hey foughti for the 'Confederacy l'ike
ieroe's and fought for the restored
lUnion as bravely and well.
01r adinirable admiral is a Chris
tIan gentleman, bearing at noble -part
with Dr. Charles Wood in the Church
o1 rhe Covenant. Hie i. the most poll
tWlar flgutre in Washington society
hlandsome, eloquent, witty and of
charming graciousness of manner. At
I I he reinavi, a bachelor. carrying al
ways 11,t to his heart the miniatuire
of a gray-haired and beautiful old arts
tfovrat. who was his mother.
1 f t he war cont in ues Sanituel Mc
(; )wan wvill ri-e to hligher useflnelss
:rni I oen grete fime. --iy Johin
T inl the .\thatia Geor
1i' \i \dre for O)ersel .fil.
hI : v. al p nail Io rnemlbers
oI hill, I \ peditio riiny Forces ari-c par
n oed. i a ;ta temnent Ts
floe dpar1tment,. to
- in- shuld a -
Hit,
tle
:d of . itle if
a: I. l I I' ill na, me of the
r iizai on:u to w ich hIt Is Is -
'1 l tuenti hte a hld. it it-ing siif
S n I I 1 way" (if I rlihe' aiddlIre. to
il, orii; ".-\nwiean1 ipeditoil
Nox i the ti ) o liyw a lfltY ri r
lor oda whifh buyinl'. he su..re to buly
the best. iiA. "White'Miu .\ ut. The
cvmt to Youl Will bie no more andf youl
wil ptl-rfvectr fiea in
. :. & E. if. Wilkes & Co.
Jill; .\(il"Il 0N
NEAT ' T'ESDAV
"Intoh-1rane" Will AppiIr it Opera
11411nm. filr, Tlo PerforiaIsO
In l hat has been valled lie "'great
('-t sholiv in Ile woild." "intoliiaice",
11. W". ('itit ' newv-,11t 1 pectacle
v!I.hh is to appear at the Oi-ra louise
f:r m ;i show; on next 'I'uesda y. ll'
.-lqntaon i kgivenu of four diffiern't
io'a ( of civi'ization.--- mighty Bably
I-an -!'u 4i II; piroidigal reign if Blel
:-xa: .1i4a in the tim of the4 Naiz
.iei-oaval France inl the days
when0 ( 'athr'in (hde Medici plotted the
lestruction of the linguenots; an
.\meI'riea of t' present.
In "I nIol erance" Mr. Griffith has set
a :,tandailrid of colossal prodit lion
:.:I it is doubted he hilimself will
-' able to (ttIelass. NeverI he
is hh said, have stage settings
"'n sen 14) etiial iniz or/ mPaginifi
- -ni I the tr'(ieendousi e di ti(es .\l u.
i wall. of lia ::Iln. th I a l ace44 of
n ipp t ' jf Ini t'orb : e -
b 2I 1 i vet a iil I ni an litl
S. M. & I'. II. WI LTis *" (CO
) LI GHT
rm Efficiency
-Work formerly done uinder poor
lie done hetter anod ini L' time
ighit aindi Iower.
the farm-The ''hark to) the
pratical when the conven'iienesf
tand power cani be. had in the
'Ia on the farm- lectriic serict e
.1 andl woimanhotod :re ;*aved to)
ier probhem--l'ectrie'i lit and
meii so :iu rac ttive l an iomfortable
sitjfe remini on die .Jirmi where
ie house e-Increased farm
*. increa- liabor for the house
he on1 >ractical means: of taking
d -s from her shtoulders.
electric plant for farms or
mnking. Air-cooled. Ticik
.Bali bearing.. No belt.
'N KEROSENE
.ING CO., DAYTON, OHIO, U. S. A,
Geo. H. Blakely, Distributor
Enoree, S. C.
Over 50,000 Satisfied Users
throughout te. World.
Grave Insult.
Mrs. Kawler-"Then you andyoung' For Indigestion, Cbnst4jatl~ni or
Mr. Sharp are not on speaking terms Biliousness
any more?" Mrs. Blunderby-"No, !n. Just ty one 50-cnt bottlof LAXJOS.
deed. The last time I met him I told WITH PEPSIN. A LIquid Digestive
him my husband had locomotive atnok* Laxative pleaat to take. Made and
sia, and the young whippersnapple hadi recominendcd to the pulic by Parls Mcdi
the impudence to ask if lie whistled- at cu Co., manufa1turer3 of L- 7t.ive lromo.
crossings."1 Quinine and Grove's Laza-est chill Tonic.
Save MBoney
On Groceries...,
Buy in Large' Quantities
By selling groceries in large quantitiest
we are able to sell at a close margn of
eprofit. Ttoe teasb il clear and we need
not 6xplain.
A (r'4d ffer im.r Cn Goods
cine Cafteonth of Lpril we will sell
carned goods a a diount of 10 per cent
in qLeantities of a dozen cans or more. We
want yoi to get in lge qabit of buying in
quantities and will always make an attrac
tive price on largeo lote.
Drivd Fruits
We are also giving special prices on
dried fruits. -Apples Peaches, Prunes, etc.
Help Us and Help Yourself;
Every Little Bit Helps.
J. C. Shell& Co.
It s Time to Stop
"Looking Rig t
When It - o iie to Sto
"Eating Ri at.
When you cut di n to e meal a day, then
is the time to cu doy to one suit.
Nobody can te o.u how you look "inside,"
but one glance tells the story of the chap who
has gone "seedy."
Real economy means right buying.
"MICHAELS-STERN" means right clothes
buying, and the right time to buy.
MICHAELS-STERN
CLOTHES.
is right now, while the stocks are complete.
Suits $18.50, 20.00, 22.50, 25.00, 27.50,
30.00, 35.00; 40.00.
Other good wool suits, $10.00, 12.50, 1 5.00.
Palm Beach Suits, $8.50, 9, 12.50.
Wilson Bros. Shirts, $10 to 5.
Agents for Knox Hats, $5.
Minter Co. Man's Shop