The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 08, 1918, Image 10
REAL ESTATE
OFFERINGS
We list below a few choic
farms that we are now ii
position to offer those wh
are looking for good value
The (pil hlom l ace of 1)1.. J. TP.
P'oole on North Irp St., 1 1-2
n1eres. wilh s pleIt lid ihonse,
, 11 .~l .146 a tt
Tw'a*~ hlh'e (Cottlgs fleurt ~\ditiS
-All(' 11e pie $11.101 andll other.
$S1141.1,11. Th:1 1.:"ar ir : s.
T re StulM1 11-:11 (Or il of
'l'l 400' '.it wel ing s i (I'in;.
Ti14n '.R V. FIella'I --.-;I - N re iid ic I
II 'j ! (;I:' t'oli 1- O w i ligs, 11j , !
sch Il1. h: 1,1bar . ;rha 1 e
plent It o water.
T 1 ' , (..;0I
- - i i I: fil -
L A IIt'1m plic I . I(ll. m ill,
rol \\"a I e bi. tia res. Pi
12 i 7 a 1-1 il so
I" m i i j. I
n * th of I I Ire s wit hil h
l [i . ",5, m i e
All n for.
Ilbe ei inent. Id .
11 10 -, il i l
Inte. . ..
so~*i auI.))I.
$ II
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n'I I t I-c- 1iee .n Iiles
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AES TRUST
FER r~" ILIZV ial
Farers! ati *SeM
AT
FAIRER
NAI N BAy.K
DECtfH
w I Xupe lepwr:
anl < -evl 1v b3 e
M.1)\l1lEN NE WS.
* $ * * a * * * * * * * S S
.\laddenl .\ay G.-CVtolln lplanlthin
is still tihe order of, the day. Soeiv 0
the farmers who planted just in tim<
for thle cold, beating ralin to do It,
worth. are re-planting today. In (on
'iPeetioll with this we learned the othe
day front an observant farmer, Nir
P'roflilI. that it was always best nevel
o1 plant cotlon seed during the teem
of April. You could plant with safe
ly to the twelfth- .then 4tay yotr
1iid or rather your. planter til the
214th of the 111ontih. As a1 usual thing
1etweeni these Iwo dats there is ia
vold. hevaling.L rainl that is fatal to cof
toll I I .!ri 1 a11 i o I . ReIct wev
armor folks wvil! I'Iieember that hy
no rvolon panlng ime?,
. lela 'I1iliniahamt of\ AI. I'lIas
:-Ill th week-end ot t 1est of h
hIr. .r GI if FinlIey . \\'hile
iw a a, : aet t~~lI he hlomi o
"1141 .\lt. J1. I'. Finiley.
S.1. :\. \\offord called tnill Mr.
\cianiel SuIndav lInornilog.
V1 nIds of \\- !3 till it, has m1any.
I \hIi !-1,141 hela that Ie is satis
r i t IS' convale.w-ting af-ter a s ri
f :1 alh to Ait 1p and I oim4r o
l.I owl.~io. 't hshe~ii:
rn . .ld 1n.o . Y. Ctill
i . lT. . I .: I tSton a I .1. i R. Fil
If'fj 1 Carie1Xuisio a l \
1y 1w cal d (I (lit (li 'r s ifil
Sli !h hut ! I ill ; f i ' l k11,110011" (
vfibilty. l'l: 11i ) ;( I ,1 all.h~ i . . i
' el' LiiIlu'itil i t' i 'i l'8 ettinan
.r, i t f it' \ihio , who ias beei n K ill a
lort i whili. \\'* rlr( t to hlea: that
\Ir. \\'har'lol ik n14 bettie r..
WI, li-a Ilt' v- gl~ IiiI V('hI I Olih
\\' wiiit re sjitial ly gritiedito-, ear
S :ha d4a)1 of .\l (l . ' Sii Sul li-an.
I 's. 4 s' a I hel i Ls[ :1 ' 11 elle r 1b
u d y nIloring. \\. deekply sylli
11l'hi e with t- liled oe who rudsnn *hn
\fli I h\P i14154d h f011111 til ay
\!r f. i . J. by auto, a nc1il
are liy .l. of A.\aderson._ wern
fai ir' a lie s ill' a h oM
lol li :-: al pat . .(r. and . \n,! i l s.
. i' W. I in. iToge b 141 sene the
Ik.d \uthl thieve par 'lns. M .and
Fray nih Alali 101 fas ton. .and
11! t artilnl - ognte they up
t .C ~at 'C !!h I:-o il . flh4.- i -
1, in tho igh who
t mhe hearti fschooail. llere
cet as h.is1el to ther flal,
ki f Mi06. M !\A. t DvI id
:Ad fe e being 11nf, tie (~nelt
l!b - aidl <tl couw hi n1el1 fm it Im i h d
A et It i befor aIue Iihonin it
t it I'Olw. If* aniy nl era tcar
to Iyi'. ini iwnadrelic Is rhe vutin
re oit -.:-: Iu ofiW Ilt ie. I f i -; of
suIar boil till jw coldis:terY of
1.:: o . ai- r a . Try.
Scm n hcatoe %o ose on his
31ONTG'031lERY NE .
** * . * 0* * **ee..... *
I,3norve, H. F. 1D. 2., Mlay 6.-Reiv.
I. Williams filled hlis regiular appoint
ment 'Sunday at Yarborough's Chapel
and preached nlil impressive serillor
to a very large conlgregat lon. Ills text
was: Acts 26:21-2o: "Aitd as Ie thui.
sptoke for himself, Pestus said with a
loud voice, Paul, thou art. beside Ithy
self; much learning doth make thec
mad. But he .said. I am not mad, most
noble Festits, but speak forth the
words of triulth and soberness." We
1100 to emltit e the life of Paul. He
'rtain ly did have the courage to tes
(ify.
1)r. T. 11. I.ewis. president of West
ern Aledical College. will make1( anl ad(
. lrss ui ideri the allsplios of tle Rel
'Cross anxiliary in tle Cross Anchor
hII),h school aulditorillml. Friday event
tIw. at S:2 . Oine If lhe regiiitital
:'sfroin Cauip Wadswortl will bie
pre !'Ia d f'irnikh soml excellent
\Ilonl. fhose who I lded thle
iii " u h n tion. wero
%l;- i I~d . r o . AlossrsF. C. fl.
Y: n rI I,-, a! nil L.aw \ ronve Poole.
'Ihe went as representlitehr, from
oiur Sundav twhoo1. .\ll rewportI 'I finlv
tilt .
Mfr. N. .\I. 1). \\11,n o Spartan
. r .. l't 11hf, we k-eid with his sls
tr l .1.. ',. P'otle.
\ r. n \Ii--. .\. \\. Ile onm !Ind rallf
tv sim'np~ i unda y u Ii'h the fotnr'
Mar K \r. andl .\rs. 11. D. Hleaton
.\ I'. 1/.lwrefiere. l'i ll- atli'len d( t
si i t'oll\ ilIa i n I tiue ' ttiic
allis'l'.
d~a ry afternoon,, 'Otll fll
lil :se
t)' tC N F -S ,
S C C C * * C C e J C * e
fI 1 Is. 'lay 1; - 0) Of Iit he fIst e i
f ir;, of 1.3O |til[ a-i w ; . j 11 g -
I shou atl l hN s il Vi
he ii w i l c 'iiW'i : -a I I -
( t i v fi - - ill. i'b1 ; '; : I 4 , l I tutu
alt'lit! iti iii'sleiC' Al'.4 o h hI-,' | I.
:',r ; .I ,,i . t e I I I -- t' s o f a lt'o -
iltil f I ebi l s .\ -he . a l
tin Ini\'s i nd a l l i fti a ril' iwn'.
t fIh- faii:'u ning jt al a fo
b1 iii m, x' 'O s .%v li I i o |I 1 11 .
'I..
ttu.rtsho 'tifinlaevi -of'.'-i o th
achool i ti hh I ma t lith Shilohly hool
Ilo - %i e e ,si-tlI t; itl I II:4s I 0
IN , i f I' A;i 1h . -1n : M I a ( % 0
w As d.' Ito .oti 'ltria .\ent if<. . o
i.a rIien:-. Wi ") s allt t'e' l a ff the foxets
init hs l liltj uI i n i. l eh~ toid
was itow sajno iat ad ai aitenlnt lI!
,.tli.zl .kl hu 11, 1it vr, itnjoying 1,
its . I. I 1'. r d1(.*. :c I a-r. iot. , l io -
<tr un ' it- e 1t t tcm I I I n I im,
C ~ ~ ~ ~ l 11!\^lv Ii St ody
i. Notw 11i Ata n i ::.t . 1f ., ( toi' o
tAd', is letle ;t te Itgtit of h at
uty-iv At la is. .eno Ar str. e
re- hpea .jnd ot'cer arh sersatiock
(If tie os krw d io a .e ( P tortune 'el in
I tath. 111r1.t -t ' r tin h Wo c
and Thci .\ n . liadhei. aountong
Shdfol an-doo rl~ei. ~ eundt
thrl ' hoe sat thsP.n Iiro: her ,'esp
rooks.coolsrnaIng t lunaed .\ith
fitt i eing - erciesone hils dweik.
(eirayol. sdaPr)'ta ett
l:nurgP50o hangg 0, ha Vid -'L:
foal weekslca aget. ei-atnaee9
frit', and rlavs. .1of' .lr~s. Iani
are ditr fing th'I.atheill oon o ver-t,
it\ l i.Ci.el Roy'.s00 a let soo AIr. ni
laesoe isii antI Shitsir'n flio'nic
hadunig atriot' g>iin' thetcolor nd
iss Vew Mai'tion.a apmTx
.\ls.. aC. ioU.wnleie and rrlit
tie Sarah Bell, Woro visltots of Mr. 0.
F. Ropp and family o0 0, Cy Court,
Sunday.
\ir. and airs. Sam Cutrry and Njljs
Jewel l Curty mnotored to GrCenville
aind C(zamu Sevior, Tuesday.
AliNs ola M4ati.n. after bringingt
- lunti ngtoll school, near Rennio,
to a sicce4sfa f!ii thi 4 11 ' ottirnod to
herI home11 nlear this Jplace, wyhere she
will spend th sumrni vaation with
her parents.
~Ms Clara Campbell has returned
from a very pleasant viift to rela
I1n
CITIZENS
WANTED---A REPI
SWI
We SUSi
Standi
By Qua
Thi~s Closc_
Offers an 1
Our entire sto,
clucing only blaci
* substantial saving
wardrobe the savi
extremely attractis
At4t
A S
Regular
Thsassortmenti
feta anid Georgette cot
special price of
Our Dress Show
Season NVI
Alterations, xw
on all iter
SWITZ
tives In Chaloi to, N. C.
Mr. vloli Willis, an aged and/venier
at 6 Citizen and life-long resident of
i oinunity, died last :Wednesday
,0 the 111h1n of his son, Mr. Rialph\ Wi
1!::. with whom he had made his home
shi'o Tho death of his wife, a number
of year.s ago. '\r. Willis., or "lincie
M 'I as he VaS familiarly called, waS
a mprilht Christian man, beloved by
yoitne and old alike. The funeral ser
v took place Thursday afternoon
at 4 o'clock from Dials church, in the
' of a lalge Concourse of or
r'w) i.: :-elatives and friends, his pas
LOANS
SURANC
JST PUP
RU -
ville, S. C.
ZESENTATIVE FOR L
TZER COMP
ain the C
ng of .Our
lity and Standa
ng Out Sa.
Un lBuying
:k of new and stylish
cs, blues and checks
in price. If you areji
ngs offered during ti
re. Corne in and see
(Sarne Time We P
pecial S '4 of E
ralue 9.75 and Ur
Sdes desirable models i
nbinations. These are no
Choice $16.50
ing Now Includes I
odlels That Have Ju:
'hen necessary, will be cha
ns offered at special redu<
ER COI)
t'r (le 11ev. 0. I arley, oeonduct
ilg tie rite. Infrment follownd In
lhe adjoining e('iImeteiry. The deccased
is uirvived by a Imillber of childrel,
grandchildren ind a wide famnily (!Onl
[IQ(. Io It.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Orove's.
The old Standard Grove's Tasteless *
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because It contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Live;, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the lood and
Builds up the VWhole System. 60 cents.
4DS
;OMPANY
AURENS COUNTY
ANY
dory and
- Store
rd Goods
le of Suits
Opportunity
Spring Suits---ex
-offered now at a
>lanning~ a vacation
1i3 sale will prove
them.
resent
presses
,at $16.50
Crepe de Chine, Taf
w onl sale at the very
Vdany New Mid
t Arrived
irged for extra
~ed prices.
/IP ANY