The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 01, 1918, Image 4
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kDVEI'VIIISER PillNTING CuMIPANV
Laurensi, S. C.
Advertisint:, Iates oil %ppliention,
Obituaries and ('ard of Thanks: One
Cent a Word.
(I::tcred at the ,occthoe at Laurens,
C., as se-oa iass wail matter.
IAII NS. S. 4., .A Y 1, -19-I .
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Buy Them And
Help W n The War
FOR SAL.E .EVEYWHERE
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hteI e Ptriont wil Eer Onmrk
to d l 'rovlnor h Hilf Inrlh
Teturin bPreto Crik hm .t
onia Ari 9. -hi pinihige wilr
hatiwhatiyoudthinm ou ayhoe be
tie :sn the South, was,0 blrocikmdbd
during the WardBten h . ~ ln
wht it ha Pntro vtay Eeryn
o tHelpeode fSout Himrelfint
conernthePeresntbor theis. .
Ch olbia Apring 9In planopn wad
gadnthe advied oflier eplt mayove
Uned buteaute ofdh Adminisratoy
feeotatiyon, think they may nbe abe
here hme obbynee.be
Iodpoctime sincen the Sot wsbokade
fosr adhe lso people fSotCaoInt
coner n toemslvs whout the ues
them odfor thingr ben effrtpe and
teey ole wodies ale eolnd mayoube
fezi ort becae of the naisfaroy
fodWiltin theat fhy mlay~ no suf
Food production durinrh' cmn
LIBERALLY TO BOND -
Go.es "11 er he I.Top" with Some to
Spare. Carryingt' the Cami paign (i.
Selling '1 brift Staips.
V'ross liil1. .\.tr:12',%.---T.he sae o
biiberty 1-10nd(s continues. The e
.s-ription. .'ian lit to $27,100 Saturday,
which is $1,001) iy)und the muiniulu
ani)till asked of 1 placu. 3ut it
is not likely to stop at these figures.
losti. tt.;ter WarlitarIn a d I .Ii \ ikat -
.rI;Al.l 1. ) cltaiaI are IIAO Iitieiet'.
arI s $1.2o0 wvorit oi- more h It
b men i1d. of whien 1m1t ou1tu. Iion. S.
lI fil I I lia id la li"', \\Ai L I-SolleA
taken 11.0 -Id wori thLte . ;e :uI ng
(1',11 e l. inte nrtti dolitrH
orl' b.1 . ~' Wag. wo:A'i r are i:.
\Gsi a2 iA s til NV 0 b A.
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2 !1' Ilk
.11. i"'A ll' il b '. th3:tMh IeA li!
Short w ii'. i ill 11w he Ier I-t I
. A:'k Alad that, >inet is mu; go,
I'. I ligh ieiln of, Siv I_; S-treekAt. Ne\\ -
herry countly, has, mloved to Ithis place.
reccenly and t1(1\ wi I )II ' tr kne hi-z'mel dical
profession here. le and hi taniily
C ( AAI ly i ig the .\li Sw a residecleA.
Alrs. 1itlgenia I IilhouA. of .\oAbbe
vile. was here a t'tw days last week
wit1 relitiv's and inl alendalce on
le Illooling of it SA:t w A rolina
'I "4hYl lrial at lairenl s.
Ir. W . W. I111 and iA; ily. o .\I.
.WN en. ti 'ck-vo nIf here with
- j yal v r n I n -a " il
ano . 1 a n, I t lui
1 ) ;, l iln " It .! !
'A''i A. wee
S PE CIA , NOTI CE ''
* e $ 0$* * * 5 * * g
For it Ie Ntv .yn g e~
8 de ak - I lnjiai: 1 2' \\. I kitm -
$ SlhEdd G.od l'or Sall.
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a A . : II A \ 'n
An ( I Il.I
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A l a e a A *v'l *'b . ( \1
or 'A en'-'r It'. 'e h l re.
SIrA X 1411 ALi l iaurAnI. A iit .. Pd
for LAf t'IA: lN \i.((h \AnpI
"'A eIIAA.. ll'-' A An. .i. II~ AiA lnob At I lp.
W Ir Sh A'. AA . *- il . V t ill-Al
" P~lton . Alb IAk wi'th AAl wh itl Ats
I i [Ac hands high.A Se ie t 1 0 AAI
iakA e t'l'a seially oft h. IIIA A~.\li order
fIL. Prompt- service S"Ainger'A Al ew-1
lng MachIne C'o., (Ireenwood, S. C.
37-50I-pd
For Sale-Cleveland Big Boll. Van
der'ver IHeavy Fruiter Long Staple
Cotton SeedI. Hunter Bros., Laurens.
37-5t-pd
For Sale---Porto Rico and Nancy
Hall Potato Plants, $2.50 per 1,000. Im1
mediate shipment. TIhos. HI. Brock,
Hlonea Path, S. C. 37-5t
W~anted-At the State Hospital for
the Insane, Columbia, white women,
preferably tbetween the ages of
eighteen and thirty years, as student
lnltrses and attendants. FIAor Informa
thon write to tihe superintendent.
37-5t
Moniey to Lendt--I am prepared to
pllace long time loans on implrovedI
farr.InIaure'c'-> (otiunty, repayabtle in
easy Instalments. Low interest rate,
smiall expense. Persons wishing to
hor'row should aply early. C. D.
Tarksddne, Atty 3n-tnt
TILLMAN AND BLEASE
DISCOUNTED BY DIAL
1.anrens' C'andidate Gives, - Reasons
Why Neither Should be Elected to
'u1,1iled Sintes Seiate.
N. IB. i)Il. who is giving consider
a,!It.e tit.me to lpromllotinu hil candidacy
for the 'nitied States senate by iiaking
visi its over the Stat--. particularly the
;.iedimont section. gave out the follow
il .tatement onl the sitation Wed
"1 -day. following the formal an
neti Ittleentell recently llade by F'ormer
'I a convinced (hat heIl voters
- h'oron ly 12 !Y eur il mI y %vI e w t1hat
iamoI olhe I. tonl, Tillmal is too
obl : 1 I 144. l' o be relected, and t hatI
1 , by his attitudA tward thle
-t~i v:a th ttiona adiIni.0tratIionl
hm i iat (.(I I Im t imself
:4(4i t hfnni
b : he ~ty dwafin - eryother
n rir:e, .
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u ('\- yI Wk'lt :40 t h
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n- N: b r ta t e x
r IV 4 ' ' to I4 - 1.1 a Ii
\\'hih-t w '. Ins are 1l p aIce
n 141ope, andl whil <11r pl siden t
dA4everyhine hnan1y possible, cOn
S wih :.ational honor to kee
- 4 '. 4 h an 44'1 .\ irican citizen
\ n:l . :l 11 ll 114'. th.. \k Iet) ils
w n i hi 1.' hbt lot :111V
d:'twho Italic a oonn
4 t :4 iothe .
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11. ''4, l i4 lIt. lenat. w4414.111an4 ii,
n rMiiuponl his dwtile. andi
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CULTURE HERE BEFORE 14921
Did America's Pre-Columbian Civilza
tion Come From Egypt? ia
Now Question.
Pro4f. Ellio14t Smtith deve.'1loped In an
extraIordilnrily inuteres0tling mIanneIIr the
portnt11 41 I feaur in tlh(ose ci.1vii l tionis
11in a'1 1n'itrl wveiV from11 Asiai acr21oss
the Paeitl ie 0oc4ean, thle orlginail stairtinig
oin)11 oIf the0114 5 mostIemarkabile chariiac
teristic hein11g Egypt.
Pruofessor Smntih believes, saltys Sci
enco P'rogress41, that ther extremely pe
culIar culture of Egypt was8 spreaid
eatward bhy mariners, mainly Phoeni
clans, for seve ral centurlie after B. 0.
800. To quote the aiuth~or's own wo~rds,
he thi nks that "the esenthal elemienits
of thie anelient elvillzations of India
(the pre-Aryan civilizationsu), further
India, the4 Malay archIpelag), Oceania
and Ameorten wvere brought In succes
814)n to each of t hese places by miari
niers, w hose orienitail migrationsu begnnI
as trading intercourse between the
eastern Mediterranean and India2 somel
time after 800 B. 0.4 and that the
highly complex and artlleiai culture
which they spread abroad was derived
largely from Egypt (not earlier than
the twenty-first dynasty), but also in
lded many important accretions
from other 84ources, and that after tra
versing Asia and Oceania and becom
Ing modifled on tihe way, the stream
finally "continuied for many centurIes
to play upon tile Pacifie littoral of
Ameriea, whler'e it waw resp~onlslilefor
planting the germsl) of the remarkable
nrenColusrnhinn clizaetin"
INSTIALLATION SERVICES.
Rev. C. T. Squires to be Installed as
Pait~or of the First Presbyterian
Church Next Sundast y. The Publle
1s Invited.
1y 01dCr of South Carolina Presby
tery the Installation of the Rev. C. T.
Squires will take place next Sunday
morning al 11 o'clock in the Presby
telanl church.
The sermon of the occasion will be
preached by the Rev. F'. D. Jones, D.
D.. pastor of the First Presbyterian
chiurhel of Clinton. The Rev. J. L.
MAllin will deliver the charge Ad the
pastoi and Prof. A. L. Spencer, of the
.ollege at Clinton. will chanrge the
peopl .. It is hoped that every imiei
h1r of the (hu111ch will be oin hand to
par-ticipate in, tiis service. The pub
lie i. also invited to attend.
.I the evelinig seviice at S:"01 p. m.
\11.. Squires will preach ( sermon
! MIMTvi
Engine stop? S
Just step to the
your troubles will so
We are the grea
We are hunting
We live on troul
And we get rid <
almost feel like invit:
No trouble too t
Upchurch
Workman's Old Gar
SWITZER C1
The Stor<
the
It is not only once
rons are able to obta
IS ALL THE TIME
departments, merch
LOWER than the
Our entire organiz
MONEY on every n
of merchandise we a
Read Carefully Eve
153 l Iresses .jst receiiived. wort
the1 lti ill be sh for4 V. earel
15 allbsilk st ri ped Sk its. inet
.just reviveud. bi)-. Iiny Spei
$11.1n eachl. just re'Ceived, oN
15(I)Zu do I Laies1'5 White Shi
wort hi .$1.25) : just reei,
27-iunch Wimisor Poula~ird, oi
27-ine'h Newv P laid TPaffeta~ Poj
36-in eh Pereale, only . .. ..
Serpe~ntine Crepe, white, pi
light bue . ... ....w
36-incht Faney Voiles, only.
'46-inich Faniey Voiles,. only.
36.inich White P'oplinI, only ,'
36-in'ch Faney White Waisti
SWITZ
particularly designed for young men.
Everyone Is extended a cordial wel
come. - ,
New line of Uranges just received.
S. L. & F". ii. WlIi(ES & (0.
IIOJIES ST. METHODIST ('iTRVII.
itevival Services will Begin Next Mon.
da1y Night. Te Public Is Invited.
Revival services will begin Monday,
M)ay 6ith, at $ p. n. Rev. J. M. Stead
man, Oastor of the First Methodist
churCh, will do the preaching.
Tlie Sunday school will observe
Children's Day Sunday night at 8:30.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
all to attend any or all of these ser
vices.
Preaching service will he held on
the first Sunday in May at .1 p. m1. at
Ohe I esville \ile hodist church. Tlie
ubIc s cordially hinvited.
ouble?
omething wrong with the
'phone, tell Central to giv
on be over.
test little trouble fixers y
trouble--CAR TROUBL
:le.
>f your trouble so quickly
ing trouble just to see us
ro blesome r-us to reni
Motor Car
-age
h That Aiw
SBest Valh
in a while, or at Special
in g snuine bargains at1
!, EVERY DAY you wi
andise onl sale at prices
same qualities are being
dtion is constantly striv:
sed, - nd we positively gu
ell give absolute satisf
ry Item in This Great
New stylie I.'
Vs. w.oil hi lfhnd. Iig t
ily . .. .$7.50 ii. me l and
twaXiisis. ) 1
........$1.00 Mack only;
...... ..25c No. ('i5 hilgi
>li'.onl)2c bow, niat
35 ii0,t ory 25c No.5(.
. .......25c I'nf'anit. iFmi
..........23c Infanti's Wh
uk and Laies' IS il'k
.... ....35c and white
... ....25c Ladt(ies' Mer'
.... ....400 andii white,
ng, only 25o litrxoni [lose
ER COA
Camp Garlington.
A meeting of Camp Garlington, Is
hereby called for May 10th, at 10 A.
1. for the purpose of electing dole
gates to the general reunion, the col
icetion of dues and other business.
J. D. MOCK,
Commander.
We offer the best values to be
found in Broomus.
S. 'N. & 1. 1U. W INLK ES & CO.
VaIable Property to be Sold.
The t)r. J. T11. Poole property on
Norlh iarper Street is 'to be 'sold
Saturday. .May .Iti at 11 a. im. by the
Interstate 'and Aietion..Co., of Spar
lanhiurg. S. C. This property contains
-Ii, ae's and has on it one of the
iaidsvoimest lini Ill ILaurens. The
property will be sold in lots and as a
whole. 1lie highest price prevailhig.
Thlis is a ra e opportiuitiIy to bily ex
to (I ill property a11 your owil price.
--Adv.
Call Us
mechanism?
e you Nb. 392 and
ou ever ran across.
E.
and easily that you
straighten it out.
edy.
Company
Laurens, S. C.
WITZER CO.
ays Gives
ies
Sales, that our pat
:his great store,---IT
11 find ini our various
a GREAT DEAL
sold for elsewhere.
nig to SAVE YOU
arantee every piece
action.
B)Jletifiof Bargains
Iy \\hi t GoosInlC$ .2
\Vhi.. .......nly.....$.50~
ies A rt i fie ial Milk llose,
white onily....... .... ..35c
gradei Milk flose, gray,.
t Milk Il-ose, white onliy,
A. only .... .... ........89c
cy Tfop Half Hose, only 25c
to and I~laek Il-alf' Hose 25c
(loves, double tip, black
.... ..............$1.00
~erizedl [lose. b~lack aund
..... .... .... .... ..39c
(auze Mlererized. )lalck
only -............ ..50c
black and1( white, only .. 30c
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