The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 17, 1918, Image 4
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].A i I1 E N S, S. C., APlI L 17, 1918.
1SUED DY TMR
UNITED STA
ROVER
Buy Them And
Help Win The War
LICENSI T.\N NOT i-:,Q1'IT.\ Ili"E.
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'e'I ('arly if th44 hetst teachert'4s ar44
n< to~ be~ <(riw 44 hiew80-V.4ret. There'4' is
rr -H theIl r same tecing4024)I forcet' andi
'i- is 10 to icrease the tax4 levy whichl
pro'vides4 the salariy. The people~i are'(
a! '4"Io to pay more'0 tax than44 het~~oforeC,
n1 .1 it would be beCItter1 to pay3 it. than
al - 'v the tea1cers t~o bie un1derPid( and1(
le the s4'hools4 suffer.
LBUY RON.\)!.
'Ofany amhongst u1s nlow are I ired1.
TI" those T would( 44ay3 that victory wvill
be-long to -the ide0 tha1 1ho141s 0o11 thle
lo- 'n"t. There is4 no other ('0ur4se op
er '0 414, but to fightl If. out.''1" I 1these
ri words Fi1eld Marshalia ig ad(
dI his )114 troops~ last Fr'Iday when'1
il 1 rieacedt Ithe ploint whiere f4ur
4ii (' - 4'rnnt wOanr1 umllnnge ihe wvhnoe
Uritisl army and the cause for which
they are fighting. lit these words he
Ilunilled tip the situation which con
fronteit hIs forVces and the forces of
dellocracy i the wvorld. From them
we "ather the crit ical position of our
ailles, yet "he victory will belong to
the side which holds out the longest."
As we all read this iessage of tile
British leader to his soldiers, we
ihoul1d take it as a Inessage to our
'selve~s and consider ourselves a part
of the army he is addressing. While
the soldiers in uniforn are at death's
grip with the enemy at the front, it is
otur part to supply that army with the
means of fighting; for our own Ameri
can soldiers and our own hopes for
tihe future are as much wrapped up
in the progress of the great battle as
are those of the E'nglish. It is, at
least, otr par ,o coitriblite the Imoney
and tle oupflies of war that oilr sol
dirs Iay be able to "hold out the
long.t". t'n le's we do, we deserve
11h1. sulfering and ihe privations thia
would n'-itaily follow ulpoln British
def-eat along, thi e a tie t le.
Va.4st w' : thew li'brly 'Bond salet
got well uIllder way. This week it I,;
being In.>::d vi:tnwously, but many are
lulkewar..n. ind -;ot( are cold. Thel(
olicit(1ol:. h:ve met V.ith refisal fromn
11anly w\,it) 1 4 Ie w.'ilig and alix
ous )to sul' .r ri1' ll1idleds 1111and liottaL
IIds of da!!ar'. The opportunityv is
0olfored th I-: 'll purchasei of thev!o
hands to hI , ' h 11 fil- linle, yet 2o me
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S P-ECI.\L NOTICES.
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|-or Saile -'4i'tvelcand N 10 an-y
I hall P'otato Plants, $2.50 iper 1,000). 1Im
med'iiate sh11ipment. Thosi~.'. 11. lBroek,
Ilionen Pathi, S. C. 37-St
Wteid- At the4 St ate I fospital for'
thei finsanie. C"oluinbia, white womeni,
preferaly b)'etween thie ages of
iighiteeni and thlirity yi':irs, as stldgnit
n44rses0 and alItendan ts. "or In forma
lion wr(itec to t' supin ltenident.
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For Sale-P orto Iti('o and( Nancy
1la11 1401ato( 14lants,4 $!'.50 peri Ithous
and0, ('a4sh withi order. (Caswell &
(Grimies. Alachua, Vla. 3r,-51
For SialI- -'I':4as from~ 4my4 S. C. WVhi Ite
Loghiorns a ndr Harr'ed IPjymliouthII Ilock-i.
$1.50 per~4 setting14 of 15. Pens headed
withI izel'.-w'iners". Grover 0. Ro.0)er,
fatrinl i'0415, II '.I) 0. t114 mtplI
WIiW CITY COUNCIL
MAKES WIDE SWEEP
(Continued from Page One.)
mid of Bishop. 'Policeman Powers was
amed assistant chief. On motion of
\derman Ilasterby and 'seconded by
\lderiman Bishop tle two fire truck
iIvers, 'J. C. Thomas and Ed Crews,
vere retained. On motion of Alder
nan Jones and second of Alderman
C'asterby the city electrician was gIv
'il two assistants at $60 per ionth I
)t appointed by the mayor and clec
rician.
Oi the motion of Alderman Hellams
ind second of Alderman Jones meet
ners of tile counell will be thrown op
mn to the public.
Alderman ' Dial was elected mayor
l)I Wi. Alderman Jones was author
z' I 1) employ an auditor to andit
he book4 of tihe city.
The cotnel: will I meet a:siin next
\Iotlday niig ht. when other matters
vill comeit up1.
A Corret' lion.
in the ac ''('o0it of tie marriage of
)r. Annie .\nstin and )r. C. II. Yonnug,
'opiedl fromn anuolter paper andk earried
It The At:'vertiser last week, it was
;,'d thuit the marriage took place
n G;reenv ocu. \\'e ar inltforied that
1,i.; \vw: an error in (hat I the Core
,1n took plh : the holle oo tle
n 'e'. fe.C r. . I t. A. .\ s n. n
' Ia I l.: ii ,) in tGr enwooil. \' .
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BErCO 'SCVE AT T146.
No Mitt r Wh..t the . of One's
Ocp:tc:, I Rfl.:tine Will Oc
caionally Wcary.
Are t l re t ina- )!.- i your wor * I'k Y lo
ii 'te Jl.'i t: 3h1 4'nll~ision that ,sil
ll'I ll ., 11' 1 thit c( li) l'l i 3111 1 .\~i
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11S 44141 1n i t uhi lo. T11t11 ' Ill Ible tru
Il t r wv rk y4 'i o: N111 o 1ni I rIer
As w :i tI d y t Ilr a re to yorit. 1 -
)eIon llwri w \\ill c I 1e 4 IiIneI w4 'n
vulr thohwi ls \\il1 wander, midl ithe
L utille ti',l w 'ary yo 1, 111 hl o it will
I i 1hat :n111y otilnkr. work wIml IIb ho
Irtr be t3Io Ilmt hl t tIllI mi y I I veu%
hol-sen. (inei oth el best-k nown nItIh1: no
f'l:l$ o thel3 il as.~lc t ello wte
tie aimsttiV -d w) rntIin to litealry vs
i , them to liny wrk,
vns'-0hing floors, In prefeorence to
nIt,) 11 literary enreer. Undoilubt
dIyI.v she wrot tit it tito when her
-hoen orkseetmod unspewakably ir
mt I ut if SlIe lhld ben n41e1114
11 o111141 prhnl'ahly hvte Iekniownl 1s.n
Whter ilt .9orHsiotr Ijt ha- jje relim
hale 11llai r 4f tess il of1)1 uthO in has
-fnllernbh-lI~i to rimd t heen wom
hi 1) of-niorl (ingileCd v-lh plIrty
Sumutniel it itherre eootng,. . ui ioit
v'iltteemo ahurdlen. hi e titple toith
hfa'ln- thir 111tl sre ttllnie<iry tim e fot
('l's to(l~r herr(1 the art imlle.lp Ofn
twho is o! to tb~e 11w'hmOireCilt ani ity
wo. i':etie of theI4ct cournii Ievt-.
rt t net 114 l'atten,1 tie biom~ed*si all
birlt('1' On; iThloms Iii'e anw, iloe
proo'ef.
Int the Slldayr hen srthsenIn-r In
inRO-E5niory wih othe ciive''nts di-ivedc
ne. Why ru ie th rB~t the( extremei.(j~
[ltAY COUR'T RED 011088
IS STEADIIY lt)WIN
(Urii tInf l Progress of' Cray Court.
Auxiliary. More and More En.
thusiasmn 8Sho61.
It is indeed gratifying to note that
le Red Cross at Gray Court Is becoin
ng more and more enthusiastic over
ts work. The people are waking up
nore earnestly to the reality of the
wvar, and the place and need of the
led Cross work in the war.
The auxiliaries organized are now
iolding regular meetings and doing
he work assigned them with earnest
iess. Also the colored people have
shown a fine spirit of. atriotism, re
4pon(ling heartily to the. call. The
Following auxiliaries among, themn
have lbeen formed: Pl.casan Vilcw,
with a membership of sixty.-nine;
MIill Rock, membership, forty; Flat
Iuff, membership sixty; Center Ia
hun, membership sixty-onie. This
inakes a total membership of six hiuni
I red and eleven for tle Gray Court
[ranch. Aid let mie add that Mr. F.
1'. IBoll, charman of the extension
Nomilittee says, "Our goal is one
thliousanid members for Gray Court,
T1
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conditions.
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We Have a Few
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nd we are not going to stop short.of
that."
But I should say with such an in
terested and working extension con
mnittee we are going to do even -better
tMan that. There are still five col
ored auxiliaries in our district which
'will be oiganized in the near future.
Suipt. of Publicity,
Gray Court Red Cross.
Sehool Superintendent Not Resigned.
Rumors having been circulated
around the city for the past several
days ' the effect that Mr. B. L.
lPtrkinson, supevriitendent I of the
graded schools, had offered his resig
nation to the board of trustees, The
Advertiser's newsgatherer made an In
vestigation and was Informed from
authoritative sources that there was
no foundation wlhatsoever for the
r1umnor. %1r. Parkinson, it is unlder
stood,' has been approached. on the
suibject of accepting a respons(ible
place in Red Cross Work but he has
given no notice to the board of tris
t!es hat he would discontilue his
work in the schools.
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