The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 26, 1918, Image 3
* Ai ' KATE VISITS CLEMSON. *
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Dear Advertiser Readers:
The dreaml of ininy years was real
ized wheii on1 May 29th we tuvnied oulr
faces towards that beautiful and his
torical plIee, nestling in (ie foothilla
of upper Caroliia, onice called Fort
1ill, the stately home of John C.
Calhoun, now the place where thous
gilds of Ca rolina's sons gather and
P' A1iln inspiration as welli as knowledge
-Cleinson, the agricultural and me
chan leal (ollege of Soutlh Carolina.
The years slipped backward amt .1
saw the kindly face of tie dear old
fathr as he placed Ills hand on the
head of thle red headed lad and said
as he gazed on the Land of grand
children, "Whatever you do see to it
my child, tIhat each one of these re
ceive a diplona from Winthrop or
Clemson Coll-ege." Twicee' beAJIre I
have sat grateful in a Crowded auidi
torium111 an1d seen two of mIy hanid re
ceive t0hei dipiolmas "with hiionor and
distinction." Again for thle third (ilie
I 5;aw t he little redl-headed boy re
ceive his and Ile nily reg re was
that the gralldfat her who lovedi him
and 'for whoi Ie is named, was not
there to shure tie pleasure also. I
enjoyed every momnt1111 of our holiday
--from tile ,moillt t the train pulled
out of l,aurens, when two splendid
young 11mn, Ch'emson boys on a return
irly p ro:n home, shoolk hand aid
lade oilir trip loi1h!y Tlea1 t. There
was a touch of huimni Literest in the
oies we me t. The dea r lit tie lady thut
camle from Valdosta, Ga., in answer to
ia long distance phone that called her
to Camp Sevier to bid her soldier hus
band "good bye" cre he sailed for
oversea service. The dear little white
haired mother who was returning
from Camp ,k.ekson where she too
had told her boy good-bye. She
tsmild through her- tears as she told
how eagerly lie looked forward to his
going aild the brave words, "I cannot
be less brave than lie". The boy was
at tie stationl to illeet us and we were
soon speeding up1) the ho-1muir: drive
that leads to lie ba rracks-the new
barracks in wiich ile aareni anr(
rclatives of the uradaptes were to
st:y. I'ossibly the stability of the
building, the bigness of the caimiIIs,
the dignity of lie ld ('alhotun home
that seevm to cast a heniedleticn over
ole tirnt 111pon arrival. Just after we
arrivelo car after car from thle low
country cam e hearing fat hers, imioth
er, anud 1Cpolsors for litc cornmumeice
men t exeircises. After we had rested
tile boy who was eager for tis to see
Cliemson said, "Where do you want. to
go first, .\l amma?" "Tal'ke me to the
old Calhotin home first, I want. to
ct:!tr at Ihei l'tuiling." White col
unail iport both porches and you
ennll enIter by either porch. We (dd
not go throttgh the whole honse, but
inito tile room down stairs holding
the furniture. We sat inl the chalr
somiethIinlag like a tihrone chir i, given
to Mr. Clemson by King Ljeopold of
lleliuim.' A portrait of the king is
carved on ti e ariis, time chauir and
foot4-stool to mat(h, are covered w,
red velvet. We sat oii Ihe sofa that
Grafonola.
and.Columbia Records
~ 10
"What o guht R to !y
for a rafono" ?
There ios only < w y t'> d -c*;ie - '-Y. C ); e i:n anld jtu"
the GrafonO!. f,-r you":r:"'. Y( :: .; e o A 1a y
Wila lomon
fo a n
Reliable Jeweler
Laurens, S. C.
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IT IS HOT
Tiiis an expression heard wi hout a lisSent
ing voice. To fret and worry vill only add to
to your disc'mrt. It /ibu i repetitio:n of past
seasons.
We suggest .to appl the scissors and necd,
on some of these nice sheer fabrics either in color
ed or white: Linen, Batiste, Dotted Swiss or
other light weight textures. The wearing of the
same will relieve the situation.
White, black, grey and bronze silk hosiery.
A new line of ladies' neck wear just received at
W. U. WILSON & Co.
r.
belonged to Waslington, With the out
spread eagle on back, from whieb is
sniti the eagle on the American dollar
i; taken. We sat in an old arm
chair, also once belonging to Wish
ington and pulling it up to the piano
we played a song nto doubt oft en
played thereon in foriner years, "An
nie Lauric".
(To be Continued.)
DESERVES A GOLD
MEDAL FOR THIS
(incluitil hltthority tells how to dry
up an13y coril or entlin so it. lifts
rigitt off.
You corn-p'stered motI and womren
need sIfe'r 10 ionger. WVetar the
shoes that neiarly killed you before,
says this Cincinnati antuthority, be
cause a few dirop:- of freezolle applied
directly onl a tender, aehilng Corn slops
soreness at oner and so.l the corn
loosens mg it can Ie liifd out, root
and111 all, Withoumt a bit of paini.
A quitarter of an ou;co of Ir-n1
costs ver$ little 4t a.1y u store, hll
is sulieiont to take off i'-ry hard or
noit coril or eaillas. ''his shouild be
Iried, as i is inexipnsivi Rnd is said
tnot to iiflaimeo or cvei irr: ate te ur
rolnidin;gI tissue or skin.
If your wifv wears; ligh leols" slie
will he glad to k1now of this.
'I'lllP ''O Y.AlIHENS
BIY G~AFlFNE ME N
,iJ nr .V 31:14P t %e by II .i f int ,s ii
''tre-- lioups. ('rossel W0-ilr1m4
Tw If-''our T'ines''. lietween' I intI4'
(iil.i'g' itil I'ltureits. F'ine ('rolls
(,f When antd ('orn.
4 (hiltin y I ).rdg r.1
altron- lat . Iday he: 111to. 'Ind ihile
I 11o ('4444didOw to llveI cilid " hdi gh..
odid mile." ;er hulltr thle trip y11s nide
I'! r wo hour "nfi lifty iniaule' wich
tiC ft nite !!' -:(,:- forty m11 inuthe
i :t l 'l Sg ;i:'tr nte while br )hfasl
(44i. ' tht i - 41i. f 'o:.ie aI
-(_) d l-er i'iiln art -olb
c 'i ny i h :r'o td w ras txteg ing Iy l.an
v~heb nes.: .; o midr wlt the
co lnty of .o's w4iii i ts 1
roadi approlwriationl.
S'le fact worthy of meation Is that
SI':)h - t : - . l, re
a"o 'EnmiyII fi:vlelds; of whe:1l, inlost of
It ilvn el aretea g n nmany
insrtances the lattd h I hl44.' prep tred
fcr cm." w.,h(.;e t;!(e Vhe t ha beenl
I: '-t. i . ino fi. ; of coar. I- a4 --
Si o;l. one
i i 44ll tlil i n44.1 ii4from
huru 'h:-c h w i,.h V e oth
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4, - (.. II(W 1
iI .'4re. .a4
\\ .. i ill way runs fo
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W nes ii~ yt Ih i' -111 li' W
asitheyire th1 th e I(41is ii hilig
Ili- ha4 1114lii~ i lihns wii.l ~ l l
Thelb ton of11 1iauritns iis itt'~ hols
p(i s lar w1 I ie h' thiotI hoiu.sel' i th
alsotrfi 4in -tllyi~t soci) ((4 to lil'gt wri
wita s fri\xl to(tii,(i ( re iti' d ht was4('.
thpidat ar4 2Cte( as idence of proig
ble o Lueeyhadlhees. he
O erefll banilks trte ;iii 3411. oi~thlit
neilletog bledltllig tod ts li':il1. Two
l'eotton~l m ils ith pretty41141l mi-1(1 4vllages
pity of44i~~-t the co1im it Ther:--.Ca'r4
411I lti riO afiley,1) 4f cou1 e bu(041t (*ore
1t1 int 4 I ( ' a 'l'di t it4 tw l heii Pe
Ittver4 fil l f h (14u1' l y Illh l. Vi1'tlh
m i oai,j1eem14ng toE thal e pier(ur i''4
rendort ing x~ aby assitancet' whIichlwe l
FORI I NIESTI'ION.
Laurens lDruir Co. his a Treatm e.t
that They Vtuaraintee to Promptly
lRelieve All StolIaEh11 IIst rcSs.
PeoIle go oil siffering from ile
tomaclh troulies for years a,(dI i
Ine they have a serious 11sease.
They over-eat or over-drilnk ntud
force on the stolliach it lot ()I (xtIra
work. /
If these people Would take a MI-u-na
tablet wilth or after meals It Would Ie
a great big help to the siomach In its
straia of overvo( k,,
Mi--na te. NrA help you.' lir I-olti
stomach to, do its work and ianishes
the cause. ,
No matter hat you eat or drink Ili
0-na tablet.- should sweeten your soul
stoillach i d sto'i gas helei ing in I()
lililnutes. The heaviness disapptears;
and the stomach is greatly aided 'n its
work of digest ion.
Anl -l-o-na not onlv promly ie
lieves AIl distress blt if takenl reg a
larly wIll absolitely banish istiger
tion by building uiw the tIlabhv over
worked walls of the stniach and
making them strong enoigh to W:''.- ,
the llost hearty iN eals. I .:irem. Ile.
-.11.; and i irante es Ai-o- *.
AVEIRliC'.NS 1H1,1(M(..
3s 311108E OF Fl(O1.T
The 31ilentre IiI-ld by "All-Aimerian"
Forces U'nder Command of Amerl
cizan Officers. Located on Six ift'er
ent Sectois.
Washington, .limnp 21.-.American
soldiers are now holding the itghtina
line for a distaiee of 38 illles on.I the
western fron t accordinag to infor
mation given meilbers of .ttie hoilse
military committee .today at Ithe
w eekl y con fereniCe with Svc ret a ry
l:inkr and teniral .lareb, chief ot
staft. .
This, tllikage is b ilo by "all AmI -
[:V: frv(e' ;nider comandlii ll of Aeiri
ean oi l eer, loca:ted at six different
places along the tighting line. )Iher
Amiericans are at the riont"with iri
ish and French 1units.
M etm bers of Itie vonnittive wier told
again tIha.- there was no thought fit di
minisiig lie movemnit it f to ps
aross thie Atlantic hecauise of tIhe op
cration ofI -oats of1 the American
coast.
- After tlie con fer,( nl- Ilpresentallive
Caldwell, of New York. -aid vs fai as
Amnerica is conecee "Ihe war wll
begin next Septleni1*.-1.:-. I>. (!hal time
nmnterials now h 1-ing aulifae-tui'ed
will he ready inl l:: abundailce for
inking the [irese:(- 'f: American
tr'0oops felt by the em Any, Z.t1(i the great
Ilelit.Iing I;I:':mnecl 6:- : d 8a.en
n;o Iid .( will huve 1"'1411.
I'i1-1t1ing ('il .1liv I t:1li(I fron mt W; &
(IkeU5sseil and !uidjialr'. .a ,tloritlc's kf
cla Ped it 11.11 no? I.a 'It'l tilie stat&Egiv
heC (()1181dvi' Vel -C l % for the al Ilies.
MIeileis of I Ii (.)yii li Ie '*a id a -c
Ilieli iiiile of I-a:'id ire gulls ltev
is; liltig Ilill 111ach. rt:l i ereo 1(o isip
Oli ii'ds of A'111rst ,.. I trooII, and( [u
thie on (lii %% ;1)1 *. I'va~wd Ii 1.
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WT~TE cat.er to that cliss of shoppers that is nc
customeld to securing satisfaction and who
knov when they sec 'e it.
That. is why our cus omers are so ready to recom.
memd us as a place o trade.
If you appreciate s- tisfactory service, et me to us.
T H E G I F T ' H O
OrE I GF, WC SI-IGC 1
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&Co
BILLS
The Packer's &ll for
I" Live Stockh
For the first six ronths of our operations under the Food
Administration, endinqg April 30. 1918, Svift & Compony
2E>ED WEIGH r1 IMS.
pad-or live stock - 5$323.80,000
For the same period in 1.917 1.62 0. 4_2 000
Increase in Weght 16%% - 220,300,000
Increase in cost 54 - - - $113,400.000
The (foisumer's Bill
for& AMeat
must necessarif'y have increased corres
pondingly, as Live Stock prices and meat
prices fluctuate together.
When the producer gets high prices
for his live stock, the consumer's meat
bill must necessarily be larger.
Year Book of interesting and
instructive fcacts sent on request.
Address Swift & Con-parny,
Union Stock Yards6, Chicago, I1inois
Swift & Company, U. S, A.