The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 15, 1918, Image 4
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LaUrens, S. C.
Advert isllm:, Riates toll A lplicaiti'n.
Obituaries and ('ard of Thaiks: One
Cent at Word.
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S. C.. as soeonud class mail matter.
1AU'1ENS,. S. C'., 3M.Y 1,-, 1Wis.
W S.S
UNITED STAT I
Buy Them And
Help Win The War
VOR SALE EVERYWHERI!
AWe hothali 211"1a00. \\'allace" of The
NCew herry Obervr will he iimself
aigain Yoon. W 'eat that our frit'tli
has I.'eeni oV' twor kigl * hilfiviI anud we
hop- 11, iltt h On'i do it a y uiiorte.
TM.; 11100 CRtOSS.
Next Mot lay bigitis ie ('illpaigni
in this CouRiy and Veey otietr coun3ty
of this .great and fre couttiry 01f 0ours
for inds to zupport Ile ied Cross,
that nobilt ;lay wihuh always is
oudl(i whe'r d-tit'tionl anid sorrow
reign an'4 is now found l inniste ring
to the boys at the Iront in lFtill 'rance.
ltal3, (Greece, Tulkey. Pialestine and
whrevr iithe alied oldiers an. hat
ilin against 11he' colorts of the
Kaiser. 14Lurells contlty is called on
to do so mucht aidi more if sihe will.
III h s. i i1 , t ':-oss eatuipaign she
al<t brNh-(l herl ap port ionlmont a11
a 1tine when lh wat' had not been
drivenll hoi e 1t) u:. \\'(, ar confident
t1ha1 ibis 0imw wo wll do relatively as
well.
\11 wo'.A i s ::r a t th tr ain--.
pait: and nt apoloIi. for it, For the
iwrth anly h thwmight goI
P:'. 11;. w ai tl a lil
l fe;tternot a tru22 letter ithon2 h by
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01'in < ib 1h' we may)2~ b' e lnit '
it rI f . lbtrat th " l~ o e frnt das.
thsa:. (it. id b ; : -;iortid.i The12 l t'. r
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ei. .o ' I n. I aw ~ it hom '.'i n'tb
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id-m nin on ustto and pht o'.-raoeI
thCe k 1if ' ! ' 112and riti ng 1212 A tlwl'
lint andu ihoghrs and1 namesi'ii andel
I igli ha. te ('hldre book ht on he
"Aind tlmnkh allyuhv bhen forudyingt
realyad a . t h 2' ~e l glit- ibAl, o
sthy 'st as iyo plnndr iilipw,
*too. Tr at1( Im i' i ef l'Wheink tha I
o roe .' :hear12 thinsws bee mry
ingsnnt wo ay.' es at as
YouT primiso yourtlf. whilen' youar
thank whet ht ei't isctmod thso thinkrf
anou've all tihed orthefhll haven'y
lie. In ptatlk yboul that w shllhic
t yelr ee I hignotnt - toten
theo r an of wklg 'hIOit a(1. I know
ya, ou tha Tno al l wite ---ahi
friom andw give-fo te itaove! ot
~moneyIanorro the la time.jttofe
I have it ft when every taing el.e i.
lone. but all th"e money, all the'tine,
I'I the ener.y I have!
'Youm. o life t, en a!:rd
h h- n2 - ' yt rner and grae
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nd a I m i. li.n of : -tr
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vn e i - l ot h ill b e ! nb tai n :.l
Inl sfi cn quntI fo canning
Al etn groev of te m.at ib e
in! supI:'hiied wit ank ert;ificames
Pro it to obt.insmgr for
catnu ene-va will be qaiwar
Id tofsinene o utnese rt catei-.
lad pin te samvin th oth roer ms
Aol ti sugr i bte btae aey
aust pesen thelvs oo retmnstoa
Atlrei grocerysofpthe sgartat bes
Ing supplied with blank certifIcates.
Persons desiring to obtain sugar for
canning and preserving will be requir
ed to sign one of these certificates.
leaving the same with the grocer from
w .hom the sugar Is obtained. They
must pledge themselves to return to
the grocer any suirplus sugar that Is
left over after canning.
This arratimemient does not change
n any way the re~gulations regarding
the oal'd of sugar for .on use. Except
for ennning and preserving, persons
residing InI ities and towns caniot
purChase more thatn from 2 to fi
pouns. and persons residing In rurnl
communpfes rof more than from 5 to
10 pounds of m;,%ir at once time.
Rtek. Niward \lilhor Ntesbiltt, of L'amp
ir i'siZ tf ikend.s in Ct city last
ha i It or r wo:k. A fl
* $ * $ * 3* * 5 * *
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nd a-:tiy .!I
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.ill unlom -Inti 'a A (a
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'2i 'lo oab reI . . A. \n-ken
rh '. Owner [ nd OI r to:. ;::.1
11 veni ently'4 ' loct ed/1 a"' . W. L
lityd 1:!0'L(2' 2as I''ampton4 S- r t 1 ::-(
nraa:a.. To. a . t)I-:a tei> . Ii 4 a~ si
i!I:or.V\lr. 1 . i.p To4' 8', Darsdt.
seran tol4 mak Hitr 'home wit m.
\Illa al god ri1. ( ithj board a'i021
ro m. Ph n :.4. br. .ee .\lts.' R4. 4,.
Todd, Iarksdale' Statilon. 41:'- I
For Serice-.\My O. J. C. boar, en
titled to regist ratIon. 'I expect to)
kee p one all seasonl. Gr over C. Roper,
Foar Male ~AlmosI new seven passen
ger Stuidebaker at a bargaiin. Iniquirn'.
di W. 1lamp1 tonix stret, Laurensfl.
For Male--Grade4 Aberdee(len Anat!
mtilk (0owA, some1 X with youn12g ""alves-,
1 rnd (cohe1r to freshen (' oon-0, atI O: kdale I
Ware17 Ghllsl, S. C. 400-7t
lFor Mer lii* Our1i~i Ken' y jaa'k
"'Ilenton"'. Black'i wXithl whailet4 no0e,
HI W' hands h: h. Service ait Dol)1t's
stable. Fkee $ii. Poweri & Wofford.
* . 40-5t..nd
CHlJTAU'AUQuA PBO(Imt DI
If t 1E I 'ii NSg~ P.\~TI fl l.\
Final Plan111 La1d11 t 314.1-11m1 of Gu r
nlaers; 314)[11na * -: eninvg forlTl ke
P(i i, I c0 C ha I
I lin hqampai'.:n.up i~n
!e.th:iI nin:P.Adilit ol the oCin
r:tii e am.'lr 1'~a G.i-:ht a mveet
III(, n tm'' . W. tU. guanier was
t dlto provide taa ans
for tieket s;lling teas and
for any ottlier purpose il connection
wih i d n thick see l ca-t a ign.
it, wone appin .ei to sell tickets
na ti' ci aia over te couity. tndIl
athe': tniws n til vii i the adjacent
tortatio; nf fr icket d seing, t feamsad
fon or salr pse1 toinm rrow Ih
with ',(.IV.-4 the I e n Of m an
inth ,.ty*Plilow aindht the Tice
on anVd! alice to $o.f seach
for. 't and $1..-1 ftor children.
In 'd d itt a lo ih re-ilar price of
ean liIkets- a waI tax of twenty
five is ct- harged this year on adult
lka t aln-' 1.* cenlt. onl childrenl's
! A- thiL- small amount goes in
t n d States treasary in prose
t war' i i; n1ot thought that
V V. ndell, Ch Illitfll Supt.
-n ! will o this
Thetax (- Iay bw
t aa o.iat it tIhe first
: *lit arrangmt~ have
a-d it ci in heiv foa the
-I t I P d: Iy worn1ill -,. TIhos
;I a rush al ILh. gat
14 1 11' 1AiP 'I ill .\t) I~ a Igt I. t:Ix
O 0t ' l - ! ts ott g t fil lie1
I. 011001 ii (-~rattrj.f~ a(
I tI a *ain o sta n N.f e
n It :1l - I ".ort talk
- n opt~a .rg a: .e s ta -
Si alreJ y t il Yea kxcl ite in at
x vi -: a l tvi :'vti t 4pro a ti l of
-: oft I bt ltaIre by Sir .John F'I't)ler
Frauii'er, i dir ito tof i biity fo (the
thiti tsernmi' t , tI , lti re by a
.( tiI(l. FdrtulidkCuolsi-il.c tht
I'reh ila sen(sati on i I hianoti uto ,i
tlhe oxnntiti~ o is ar-ager y ax
;. ny on ie fthse atratins ui, he
on th rdet.lt'3Ite .ii a o tlio
to .taaae that et he oupen
hn semt:hi's ear~ varl e MacantR.fter
ndtl. ie whom he aracr/ed to ats
ofkli the bIest avterCautat tina
eam" Mr.tieat ions~lI~ thex meet tix
inebr:11 nd maentg the aardin p
Ao isialeadyI wllt noitno ete aChu
1:Oi('iIYI o le uurday aftiernoonl lant
stiul'. honin et through lnetiday exh
5nint , .ui na t.n ih te g ei
e S e ilett l be pII! t' a itial itn
\o'n~ i:: ali ctle, ares~s inral'
Idn . M1. Jol1n H. WItimk 111, C.
Winthrop('3llet
+~ +q + + + + + +
+ SOCIETY.
The" rollowin" inlvitationl of state
wiie interes"t wvas issu'd Ly tle par
nl of (the bride-elect last week:
.Ir. anid .Alits. John Nathaniel Iludgeis
reqUes! the p1least ire of your ('01panty
at (Le Iarriage of their daughter
Dorothy Louise
and
.Mr. Wilhllau 1loyt Catnip
''hur t'sday evenilng, Alay t'wenty--third,
at half after sl o'clock
Six tveity-eight South larper Street
ILaurens, South Carolina.
At hlome
after .lite tenth
Iartsville. South Carolina.
0 00
-.\lrs. H1. K. Alken entertaIned on Fri
day iorning in honor of Miss Dorothy
itdgens. The whole lower floor was
thrown into one an1t was autit:thly
decorated with cut flowers and ferns.
The first part of tle morning was
passed in playing rook, after which a
gulessing' contest ensumed, M~rs. Al. L'.
R[oper playe(d oil tle piano the an
swers to the qiestions that Mrs. Alken
asked and (le gutests wrote them down
on their card. Delightful cream and
cale were then served by Al's. i[. M'.
Copvland and Miss b1illaI To(d(d.
0 00
On F riday afternoon Miss Kathleen
Wilkes somplinpmen ted .\I iss Do rot by
lindgens witht a Im iscel lan eous shower.
The guests .were imiet at the door by
.\Misses Illudgens and \Wilkes. 'Ies
dames .1. N. Rludgens and W. -1. Dial
inivited the guests to the -. punch bowl
where .\Mrs. Frank 11. Caine and .\l Iss
.\lary Wilkes presided. While the
guitests were arkving delightful music
was rendered by Mrs. M. L. Roper. A
".\lusical tomanc'" was then given,
Ilesdamnes If. K. Aiken and M 1'. Roper
assisting (he guests to find the an
sw(I's. The guests were then invilted
into the (tilling room where sandwich
vs and Russian tea wore served by
.\fisses Carrie Flemiiing, I1la IDial and
Uila Tod. while IrIene Wilkes served
mints. The dining room was decorat
ud in white, a profusion of white roses
and Shasta daisles being used. Over
Ilho tabhie a large while wedding hell
ws un". After the guests had t'r'owd'tl
a rounIld Itho table Al iss I luldgels was
Ill aied to tuII th1e clapper of the
;!11 and as sie did so inmterouis gifts
howerd on the tablt'.
000
4;roll Ier-T fiamlles,
A jliet butl batifutI wdding t hat
o01 plaie in Greenville ott Saturti-day
tI i t1no i at SIx- hirty o'clock at
''ris: h'leiiuch was t1hat of Miss Gissie
rowof .\lvimphlis, Tenn. and( sg't.
la rry 1.. Thiiames of Charleston,
wtph.'w of .\lrs. II. K. Aiken. The
h:Irch wvas artist ically decorate'd witi
ernt andu oss and the Rev. .1uhlanI
w-tormled lite ceremonly. The brideI
vat s eortedt to Ithe altar by Mrl. I).
.:lwood( M\etu'nl of Grteetnville, and
or oly attin datnt was .\irs. Moocore,
> .\etmphtis, as damne of honot'. '[hle
aite was hertominigly gownted In grey'
h'orgetlte and touches of blute. lir
'0orsal Le was'I 5of pinktll Kitllany rtt~ioses
ilnd trns. .\ rS. 3 I00l0 was (char ing
ii hi' gown of bloc Geotrgetie ('rept'
tind ber hloutillet wats ailso of pintk
[tJgs. 'a ptain Ganntm of Ithe 10.5thI am
itiittion traIn, (Campj Sevier', was .\lr.x
l'Tamies best man. After' te imprlaes
ii v( rin tg serivice hiad been pierzformted
it thie hiomel of .\lr. andI .\rs. I). Elw~ood.
.\'un on Noi'thI St reel.
On Sunday .\ir. aind i's. If. L.
''lTames J., .\ Mr. and .\trs. If. L,.
IThamtes. Sr., of Chlel itston,. antd Mirs.
iI. K. Aiken of L~auriens miotored to
L :fli'enls where t,htey ,spet-t(he day at
I the hmte of liir. andt~ -.\'s. 11. K. Aiken.
fain for M\iss Dorothy~ Ifiudsens at her
bomi- ont South Ilarpu'" street. Ont .\fay
'Tle fo~hltlwing ainno'Aincement (if in.
t erest to matty here w.as r'eceived( ser..
''ral dhays ago:
\tr. anid .\ir. .1. II. .\eatoir
itnnonn1 fee the mar:~riage
of t heiri dauightier
Ada I1.'lle
to
'Mtr. W'l Iiamt Adotlthus Jamii ltson, J.1'
on S"aturdatly. April the twet't-sev'enthl
Sitnet een hund red aind eIghteen
Athens, GeorgIa.
i. .Jamleson Ia pleasantly knowvn
here as lhe Is a native of [,aur'ens and
spent the greater pat't of hIs lIfe here.
'ils many relatives and friends wIll
bo lntg'ested it thie annonnement.
InformatIon onl Nitratte.
Twenty seven tons of NItrate of
Soda has been al loted to LIaur'ens
counttty .just now. Mor'e is expected
SOOni. Teon tons Ila(lie iniium for
onte (onr. Fifteen tons wtti be shipped
to Laur'ens and twelve to Cllntont
snortly.
H. M. Lewis,
Nitrate Agent for Lanrcnna CQn
Chalutauqua Pleases in sumter.
The Chautauqua season closed Wed
iesiay witi Dunbar's Revue, a very
'leasing and well staged attraetlo
As a whole the progralumme of this
Sason's Chtitlautla was the strong
est ani best the Pedpathl organiza
lion has ever brought to Sumter, and
Ihe Chait iaI a has strengthiened its
hoh onl the popular esteem of tilc
omVuty. ihe attendance thils yen
has beenl larger (lan heretofore, and
being ra tisiled that Sumter wants the
Clamr 'uia as an annual event, the
Y. .\l. C. A. has closed a coniract foi
nlext 4easonl. Mr. Person, superinl
tepdient and assistants left this morn
Ing for Salisbury. N. C.. where they
will have charge of the Cluautaluquia
whileh opens in that city tomorrow.
Suniter Watchman and Southron.
. STANDARDIZATION
SCHOOL
FOR MUS
Dr. 11. P). Claxton, ComissiJot
eation. says: "Sooner or later
culture valie of music, we shall
fhe beginning of readinlg, wi
music has greater lractlcal va
schools.
Inl ia number of States high s
led oi.tside of the shchools. I
schools file standard reillredi I:
Lessons or, its equivalent.
A limtlled ni umber of free se
High School Course of the Pro.
CINCINN.ATI C. N(liVATOI
HtENA' ('1, E CONS
CO(. ILL I'N
See youri teach er in erence I
Mlail the cou found below
Olive Street, St. Louis, .o.
Pl(ease seid ilt, a coi
Musle with writtii lessol
Godowsky- Ioffi mana, etc.
G rade .......... Name
Teacher ...........
Addlress ...........
SUMMER U
We are well supplie
and Children's Underwe
less than the present
cheaper to buy them fro
make them.
Men's Check Madras Un
Boys' Check Madras Uni
Boys' Porous Knit Unioi
Children's Bleached Dra
Ladies' Corset Covers~
Ladies Teddies o
Ladies' 'ilk Teddios at
Lades' owns,Aull cut
Ladies' Inder 'kirted
Ladies' I u~ Aprons
Children' ~ esses-.
Children'. 'Rompers
Kiddies' Wash Suits
Ladies' Gauze Vests~
Children's white and ble
FOO'l
Ladies' White Slippers.
Children's high top whit
We are expecting
Wirthmor Waists today
come and examine the
good.
H. T
Take notice tLt oil the 4th day of
.littne I'18, I will render a final ai
(,count of mny acts and doings as
Exectrix of the estate of G. C. Byrd
deceased, inl the oflioe of the Judge of
Probate. of lanrens county, at 11
o'clock, a. in., and oin tihe' saine day
will apply for a final discharge from
nly itruist as Exeentrix.
Any pison indebted to said estate
is notified and retilre( to inake pay
ment on t init date; and all persons
having claihns against saId estate will
present them on or before said date,
du1y proven11 or he forever barred.
ALICE .1. BYRD,
Executrix.
May 1, 1918N-I Ino.-A.
Piles Cut ed In 6 to 14 Days
Your druggist mill refund snoney It PAZO
OINTMENT falls to cure any case of Itching.
Allud. Bleeding or Protrudlng tiles In6 to l4days.
The first applIcation gives ]Rase and Rest. 50c.
OF MUSIC TEACHING
CREDITS
lC STUDY
ter of the National Bureau of Edu
we shalt not only recognize the
also begin to understand that, after
'Iting, arithnilet ic and geometry,
ile than aIlly other subject in the
rhools give credits for music stud
n ninety-live per cent. of these
the P1rogressive Series of Piano
hiolarships will be gi -'with the
ressive Series at e
:V OF .11 , (incial, Ohio.
El '01 'OR,, Gainesville. Ga. .
I.SIT'l'Y Illhcin, N. V.
o these free scholarsiips.
to the Art Publication Society, 9!8
>lilleiltary copy of Alnotated ,
is on how to 'tudy It by
--E
N DER WEAR
d with Men's, Women's
ar which we are selling at
price of materials. It is
m us ready-made than to
ion Suits~ 65c and $1.00
on Sut .-5
1 ui65c
wers - .15e and 25c'
35c, 50c, 65c and 75c
50--S c, 75c an d $1.00
Lttractive prices.
.$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
T5c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
----- ----$1.00
35c, 50c, 75c and 85c
- 35.O c, 50c 65c
- .75c to $1.50
--- - 10- c and up
eck Hose.
- $1.50 and $4.75
e and black pumps
85c, $1.00 and $1.10
ISTS
a shipment of 10 dozen
by express. Be sure to
m while the selection is
ERRY