The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 10, 1918, Image 10
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ItIs Almost Garden Time
Afew daysago there was a touch of 8ViWng
n r about the garden9 This yer.
more than ever. it must be a war gar4on.
Thecrope from thebigfarms mustgo feed
the boys over there '-the home ggden,
your homogarden, must do its bi a big
way. It must be planted efficigly coo
noaqcally and expertly. It mus a planted
with a certainty as to resultsa?'
Pakro Seedtapo will help 4ou to have a
better, a moro efficient garden. It Is the
scientific way of plano g. The seeds are
evenly and ccuratel pacendina thin paper
tape. An whole Mw is planted at a time
resulting straol rows of evenly spaced
plants..T nnin4dutispracticallyeliminated
Pahnt lses s are thesame Qualityseeds
that ar# In tape. These seeds are thor'
oughl t d and selected from the ver.
beat a . A Pahro Garden, either Pakro
Seedt or Pa ro Loose Seeds, is a success
ful garden. Your dealer has over 118
varieties of Pnkro Seedtapo and Seeds,
Order your aceds to-day.
C(o.
K :n nedv '..w
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WANTD---JUNK
Old km 10 lbsI~. 50c
Old SackI s J each . 50c
C pm Bs. 1s, Rub
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against Rust
and Ruin
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PE A .E C~A ..BE R T Co.,
LOU)SD.LEKENTUCr.Y
Laurens Hdwe. Co.
CLYDEL T. FR ANKS
.FERTJILiZ ..R
FEW EAL
NO SUPERIORS
Farmers! See Me
AT
FARMERS
NATIONAL BANK
, Lo~U-GISA1$ yo.YD E s
ye wr k rown eit .t,i~lt..lJ l.NI t~ 'i P6:1 .. -
CROSS iLL, N EWS.
* * *11 I.3 * * * . . . .
cross iill. Aiii S. -The boly of
Mr. Thotas *cClhllan was brought
from Florida to this vlace last Wed
hestlay and hu ied at Liberty 8rings
hat e in the afternoott. Mr. McClellan
w:ts a natilvi'e ol' this sectIon and lived
near Ih Saluda river with his iother
tip to e'arly miti1hool When he went to
Florida about 25 years ago. IHe mar
ried in hiIs adopted state and made
his honte there Intitil hi death last.
.\!IIahy. ills Ianother, Who preeded
h: to the grave fonr years ago, was
\liss SusaIi Owens. sister to the late
Mr. .lohnt1 Oweis of this place and flirst
EEn.;i tino .\ll'. 1.. It. Owens now of
('ri-s lill. lIe leaves in Florida a
wifel andii sev~eral (htildrcen.
lhcvival tteetings wil he- in here at
e - \Iet)dlist churittchd thIs evening.
ih I pist1r. .\l r. Hoot h, m ill have the
M aneof iter. Alr. Ethrnidige, of
Nri 0h AuguOsta, in thiese neet ings
'hlilh will cottfimite throuig'h the week.
\i:s I-:ssile 1)avidson or tihe Cross
Hilli se',Iool spenit thle week-enld With
her tiarnic at &linioti.
.\i-s I':eritle l ofd o' ian(der cul
b2g. wai ere h let home people
ir t le week-eil.
.i. antd .\lis. Marvin Atiderson. of
.\hbieille are here visiting reliltive>
In tini glin w ith tIa iiv fornliter
'tils.
! v. \\. I0. talehford visited his
ei n 't cii ceen ity la' 1 weeli, oi
2r. . \\ eV I: it an erl hir
.si~ il . li llled '... acres ill
c: 1:11.- \' cl;. (Others also hlive
nid s ie atd |1 grea ill y ar'"
Uninn lt isbo and Colh.
\ een udugfueof the enr
-cci tc't .in e en i a 'tuci Ior
n!cci~ ' t ' tri u tr ic pa op :bal'
K :2: .i. b Ia Ottn r, - Iiy.e Ir-e
inejni t' 111oi1n0 t c i e
n* It ti it.i iho ; i i - ill
4 c liv.t ! :vll itt o. at.'AI
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u .iic I it i i;. :ni i
f -i I r bi -
n. r or ..1th- h:, iatre
or '. i : r / i r- i v! 1
il l icc -i'i i1 c -fouli c i . ,l
0*34 a* * 9 9 c e 9 =W C S 3
til 14. il : ,urda afI'ternoonl .\pril 1: 1a
. n 'e Will b "l. n her oil 1he
l iu ,% 1, s1! i\ o'clock lor lite benie
o !i- ( 1-:v erybodyi i:t
I.ld to rig I I i heti -b ixt a t IteI
'e c c.1 i ti t I al a w 1 el I ( iled
I : '4 1 A I c I' ci i \l ;. l -lhert
cc.cie i e w vtt0 nna tt it
r ccc incii i a ea n I0whicb
it honci frini Warte
l\ : cjT e~iite is neew at hi
i r . i ii lc h
ni1 t Scundeay, Aliril 21.
h bI' I I; ri
-ica
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bii 't cc i c''f'i. 'c (l' tN,
S e r in l fl:cd rI l 'in
mi ti icrc., nce, '.. I b d. of Dcci i bi.
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cotry Piublti'.
Tin'a't ('ccttr (c'r ic itlon Interailly
econscc .iturf'ai'en c'f ic.'.'o icym m. Senlil for
I I. JI. ('' I Nc 7 j2C( .4.(c Tol~cedo, O.
fSold Icy t il l >rop'r.i- c ...'.
'T'utteI1' l call- Im y t ': c fccr 'onsltiptionl.
il iwsoins hioldinig chinms agatinst
!hi'el'o 'n ef fXlat ly'-. linhy, del~ceased(,
are~ heccrcby noitied andi retluired i
prelsict' thlin, dly atteic;ed, t a rf
(i ence~ t c be held at Ithe oitl:i i f ltheli
te icb d:-y o'f e:c.ct' nexct,'t1. o
\llieric !e nfeh1ted Ot(iotete d lint
Provost Marshal Orders Goiernors to
(*nal Out Selectn1iien on .\pril 26.
SoutIh ('arolin's iQuota Is 1,969.
Waigtdon, April 6..-Approximate
ly 150.11100 muon will be sent to train
lng calips during tle live-(1ay period
begi0nnina April :A. under orders sent
to State governors44 today b Yrovost
.larshal (eneral Crowder for mobi
lization of the April call of the see
ond draft. This is three times the
nuiber it. wa sorigiitlly planned to
call and is nearly wie tlie monthly
(Iu1ota as based on h en lling of 800,
000 men over a period of ninre month's.
Calling out of the ihe('reas; ed nuim
her was made nee'ssary by the do
vision of 'iresideni Wilson to respond
witliomu lelay to file need of France
and Great 1lritainl for revinforolients
ill Ih 'ua II I t'I I, Ill P iard Va -
I nCi ois inl Nationatl .\rni divisions~ re
sitliing fronm the wilhldrawal of IenI
1o vonipltet Nationta ila rd ai1d reg
liar aiily unit and for le forimat ion
or .'eial teclnical units asked by
(enerlal PrsI'ni-4g. will le Imade good
byv th Aplil draft. ThSe divisions
[*arthlest ad\tneedv( ill traillimg are to
1rkeceivek first atten,1tion inl order 11hat thle
mitaxinuitil nitt11ber (if vontipl e ti n i its
Failire of congress to pass the
alm dme111uii 1(t 11t. :el4-tivi, active
dratft whlich would periil lit, lixation
fIon StOt I'1t 4) h I4 u ihl of ien
i 4la sol -. 4ccvSil 4 ud Wi porary
aIdhen nel e too 1t old y !:. .0 1
haan~s a11 inen oWbeiah.% ;;dvised,
w - '. II::: i h 1 . i lore
t;. ;)"n . h: 1141 tm o
contion enl 1i - 1 .1011 1110H
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In 44 d on : i w n ah. all
11' varietie1, t lit,:; 'o: v4 .r I
how 10: h yr1'' i
t eEtf l lower . n iin 0,'h ib! 1 14
are~4I se n- Ii 'j44 s n,',; 'n . 44
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affond to akI eban'es' V
. 4n 4''ly. 1.4dng'
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deo ild onl hwminn "
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n4 4 4,4l,4 'robahh ill
I ' d' '4 by (''l n l
t'l'laring' thj, ,Iaternentl "'false"', 84'n
ator44 (c Overan,. in chlarge of the Incas
'.e 4.aid while14 It was not made de
lherael y,14l ('olonlel Iloosevel4t. shoul1id
alo44'44'i/.4' to thle 'ountry'3.
will 44 i' quie your 4"outgh, 404)1he the( in
flanuna4:tion 0of a soie throat at d lungs,
stop4' iitat4 ionh in the briOneh1l Ii libes,
inanrin.1 g a1 44ood4 1ighlt 4'(set, roe fr'om~
'ouigilhig and w hi Cey e:x Cctori'ion
inl the' Iluorin tg. Made a d sold in
Amterien C; fr ifty wo yea i. A w..oni
derfti' I4re4crilto , ssI ting nafure1'4
inl ilding~ upj y uir ;' er'al health
4:n '.lr' wing. off4 (4 e di -a141. I pe5J44
i I. its 'fl inI i - i' hti., nothina,144
cro' . branch'1ilie: h*. Fl'r s;ale by'
tlies.
IDrives Out MalarIa, BuIlds Up System
Thie Old Standard generanl strengthenIng totie,
IGROVF2'''TAsTIfb.;bS chini TiONIC, dro's ""It
bI'nIa4ri1.en~rie urs the b'loo-Iiii'ndladId4144 h144,', 4 1.
lema. A tr ue tunie. Four nidulta nnd'.' 11hiuh r41.I,
THE AMERICAN BOY who goes to war
gives up the position which means so much to
his future, or the little business which has
just begun to show promise of success. dN
He severs home ties; gives up home comforts;.,-;
leaves behind parents, friends, wife or sweet
heart.
He faces the probability of being obliged to
take up life anew when he returns; of losing 1
all the advantages which years of hard work
have won for him.
He faces the possibility of coming ba k inca
pacitated for earning a living, and being
dependent upon his friends or upon el rity.
ie faces the possibility of never corn .g home
at all. Facing these things he goes to France tVight for us who remain
safely at home---and when the morn nt comes f.for hin to go over the top
he GOES.
Whablt]t will he think, how will he feel if xv - complain because we are asked to
makJ a fdw Sacrifictes for him---sac'ri so insigfnilicant whe Oml11pard a witl
11o; t hat to invest in Libeurtv Ronds is I(t a SA11 lEI but a PRIV
[LEE---an appreciation of his merif ce!
WHEN YCU BUY BUY!
MINTER COMPANY DEPT. STORL
Laurens, South Carolina
Our Women's Shoes!
rese days of uncertain shoe values and ex
panded shoe prices, this House of Good Shoes pr~o
teets the woman that comes here for shoes from all
Sshoe disappoin tmenIits.
s 'plendid reputation behind them.. Shoes that can
be relied upon; shoe's thi WOIwomen enjoy wearing.
It's a pleasure for a woman to wear such well
mafdIe stylish- shoes as we are flow selling.
In our shoes a woman is well dressed and confi
d (ent of her appear~ flee.
We've shoes fo treet or dress wear.
m Fotwea fo cialfunctions, shoes froutings,
Iand for ever umnmer require:ment. Styles that
are exclus' e and different.
ull paentor andomecolorings of new
eathers in shades of brown, gray and tan.
Clardy & Wilson
The
4 House
of