The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 03, 1918, Image 4
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L1AURINS, S. C. .117LY :1, 1918.
TIhe' Iioile of Laurens extend1 a
cordial wIvelcoiie to the candliidates to
'ay. It is a pleasutre to have You
cIth1 us although we cannot express
ar welcome subsatiatially at the polls
but onte aspiranlt for each o11ee. Af
'r the battle is over and the votes
re counted, some will he elected and
ome left behilnd. IuI nlone need apol
zize for having heen in the race.
Pavinig aside tihe- desire to serve the
ate. a.i.ticratioi to lie holored with
WCtion to olive of tr ust is suftle lent
Salson for a' ing a (testait. There
re those who woul hel ittl the of
"swhichl the peoplle confer uponJ
'eir werants and say that.i the tIme
passeod when hoior was attached to
ent1, h"i this i' n tt lire. There i-s
ill hot0or a1n as inuch as ever In
0ini1g entI rusteel by the (Iectorate with
'te Condite of affairs, even to tle
:allest office within the gift ok the
cople ani those who silcerely as
fre to he so hollored a-( holnored he
'use of their aspiration. For that
(11ason, We are honiored with your
resenec today.
COCPEit CO.ME-: '1.7-AN AG.\lN.
\W rint in full today ite Ccrre
'londence and staterneni ts of .lessrs.
:cLaurini, Cooper. Cormack, IlIvase
1d Aull which has held the attention
' the state for I t' past few days.
'ry little need be said about it. Mr.
irin ('am hitl himreIf 01 of his
n mouti !itt .\tlr. Cooper dispels all
)111bt as to any <tiesCtionable action on
*s :mrt. Air. .ie'!-.11rin was ithler
'3ing to hetra' - I.; frii'ed: otr his
'rly :1nd it lbr is hadl inougl to y >
ithot t di:-cussioni. \r. Cooper 10had
letter oi rd for p'thlicat:on which
- had sICown to onc of Ihi.-; own sCI
.1ters. Th letter was nlot the one
hich .\r. .\llInurin tholtwbtI h htat
)d was not a trivate leller. It was
'leased to .lr. Cooper t) do with as
' sa% fit an1d whe ten eard of Iby .\tv .
el*( ariC in iari'd no. -.oni outIside il igji
rt'sontal frineld. .lir. Coopir exon
"atos him:'elf anld comles out st roniger
'an ever while .\Mr. .Laiirin is left
wa pre iwn hr~ w: e i: ykA't
Re v. .ilh i It rn.-, C i ! :
Cl v G'i'' 'el 'C IC-.C :mt CC ei 'C ~ eC
I ie a r i'. :' il l~ rt wi -; fo dt I : .
w isvll. K'., .luCi!C 1: o~t it of1th
llth CaC w Ik. li C la e her t-C the
ant''ina '' Ct'CV w it tve ofC I i i
I tle rC e:|i C 'rr 'its f i itg -' .ii
wi 'hIC :. .\ll. 0nii .\ff erd i i -
'liih is :--i. ibile.;C! i n hCviCCeCi
ent~l'i:ii '! lv. th -li n ' F C("'' 'nd ii It.
'on tilt I Ji:C nC in '' mp C' orC?. Iverst as.
-I(i Mn:. i. taC o I t he Hap'''tistC
'rcs tn aCIt troe liil. (\tosunvi'he,
tloing: Dnedm.lefr
mehigac! (:i..e .ioiarln Ph
sm Fanin- hnigti Audae wahhn
*igs, plsany gion ctl ron,
'n ong .\l .N.nl. I iod :, Dialnhtoro
Cdencil Slliveano~ter al.h sm
:p01 narida trn Sot'n whIch oeh,
whichoe an adion ft' of iiehue
-nd Wa! the charwsItd litl le cent
-li htinald f on tev CIed seats th r tpr -
tdlto sio. tOnlhy tRe Cro.e rTe
yftis tteita i eit InVhtad
a.:' 'it Iatilp T s' ' v;I ! t he thC
MinzetIl:;fi Rcardsoltn. Vermelle-~
sanisi (late. A da Cat~ane
,' h Ce cSuland fulle ine,
Puig ctnam :dr -SoeOes
OVER HU1'NDILE) MEN
PLACE') IN CLASS ONE
Acting under the orders of General
Crowder the local exemption board
ias acted on the uinaies sent up to It
by the legal advisory board for reclas
sifle:ition. Over one hundred names
of registrants formerly in the lower
classes have been sent up to 'Class
1 and they are published below. Class
I has been practically consolidated
with Class 2 leaving only a few names
in the former class. The list below
does not include those recently plae
ed in Class I but given deferred ex
em pt ion on account of agricultural
pu rsuits. Their cases will be acted
up11on0 by the distrlet board. The fol
lowing Is the list of men transferred
to Class 1:
-,: -lienry Forgilson
2291--+l. W. Sligh
271-W. .1. Iloqlter
2Sq--V. T. Pace
8 --.i. C. Cannon
14-.-Wm. 1E. Adair
S-Aizier .\litchell
2' .!esse Tellington
1W7---.ln llolmes
i- -erbert Forgy
-19--.. S. Pedenl
5:1i--Alb rt Andlerson
53S--.IneAV. Young
5:)---.lohni Iary
7 ---Va'nc ~A. Gosset t
5D-ui 1illard
7 93--lawThrasher
li--.\lurphy A. Vaughn
(-1--Joseph Good
Wl9---Th 1 1ern . *Swanxon t
C10-.l1im Fli ltotrngide
IG--William . Wall
i3l---Clester I. Hloward
701--.lIln Foster
702-ienry Goggans
Irl -J1. Conway
I1---!limer .eSwain 'ompton
S70-John Eg. ouknigt
85---Walter T. .lones
910-Williaml Beard
911-W. P. Ilostettler
--W . Riddle
1 - s 4 . .)1hn Son,
1006--Jesse 1P. Davis
I ('7(--.lames A. Tnii
-097-Migar Allen
SI i G-- Joh n son Clardy
i551-Jamevs .\l Dantel
11I72- E'ugene It. Holt
l'3%2--lIerbert 0. Abercromnhie
1 v-lolp Paul Alexander
1I5-Ir nk I. Caine
1: :-- .:ia I unte
*: |-In tI') t. FIhockley
I
1710- .Do1iglas 1 II Wis
1.7,:t I ir a Traynham'
i72-- Cveil lolt
!Bli1- !Robert . .\linus
P..95 . I)0. Gilheti ;:ws rneto t
I - ',. -('ly Yolug
1:11 -H-T 0. Crawfor
('ha---TriCnnTaSdyzo
:7( ilH M.rie.as1
27--Jhr . VGh wn
2S3-T Iflorneit
28l3--J.Arladon
John-IT 11. Iankas
295 rliM NV. anders
-003J. T:. Wahtwin
ToA S. (eiLowntt
Atth meein Hoit iterni
Pody ih. i'owasdcddt rn
i)Oo 3cs Pe klwitlor o
a 5 (l ry, ('. to iance e111
ha7 1. Ploalla. on frovso
.(II li( in. TGrertod
Sup. 49Sinunon.>~i~
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* V.WARANT THOULT1'S. *
(By J. 31. SteImantr.)
* 40 ID ft 0 00 a0 0 0S0SSS0
The mud-slingers can't have whit
hands.
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Religion is able to crowd trouble
out-of a choir.
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There is but one day in the calendatr
of salvation-today.
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Very few people quarantine against
the root of all evil.
-o
Most of us know exaetly what our
neighbors ought to do.
-o
The victories we gain L:y disobcying
God are really defeats.
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.Nl en eiinot break off in eternity the
ha bits they formi in time.
--o
Anything will die if you <nit feeditng
it -sta rve your ha tid hbits.
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The ha rd-hreaded man who scoris
advice, ha-s more nevck than' bralins.
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To pvt a living eaus' in a dead
ni.n':; hund; is I- nom I: to failure.
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-.t( sek i i '''a 1- it iv:4 we findt i: li
The hatd.4 t an1d Itost disap1pointing
strulggle is the struggle ater the tin
real.
T'n' w,:t: who boasts that he hasa
:11 ol ht is own is ofe iin n incorrigible
fool.
The 'vorld needs grancp in lie heart
fnr more 1than it does "blue lload" in
the veins.
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The Imni who tIn-eleets5 the i'- ies of
tle Ciristian life need not hold oinl to
its priofes:ioni.
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Not all the inquisitive peple in tle
world desire to find ittl te w -et of
the lord 1 ralm 21.11.
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A-.11: p 0r0(1 I(hl as a favorite p:w;
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I'o nll 1 !7 hi fare when they
!!(,:, fro::) (Cod! : ro oilten tinable to p1:1-1,
:1 .h<i I, they) desire Io return.
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Th' n w \%ho pti.< Ii.s propertty In
hi v ft's 1nm' to tkep fro i pyll i
his d H.: will tmrdi- evi, 1:vh.:. -
r.lntt in his ownm.
A.\la y (chi uc -n n e o Inot Joy..
:11h1. hvvc no( cn.O." Tio.:- pee
bo Isabats
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Pot -l10 !wr buood f.'ti o. . a
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ter. .''e 'lmco;r".; int' tis
For na:,., Iray ('out Mcrotei Jr.~
\l.a toe frat .\lpatgi. . W~.
4 -11p
ekold . .\ a~ finter pigo i dped
-I. Shclod H!:intoy, Laur'.; 48. -C.
Foar ittni TwoU nice Foo roomnsratio
stilrs (-artlyfurniesh red ruuunipah
:!id. AVtse ir nabe t\ir. 14.-L.
For Xal'e----or 0.ri . Car i~nr eood
toition, t reg7ratoe. Pri~crgt.t
Me~ Oine St.Orvx'C t0-i
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Congress.
Horace L. Bomar is hereby an.
nounced as a candidate for Congress
from the Fourth Congressional Dis
(riet, subject to the rules of the Dem
ocratic Primary.
For Supervisor.
I hereby announce myself a can.I
date for the offce of Supervisor of
Laurens county, subject to the rules
and regulat.ins of the Democratie
party. JOHN D. W. WATTS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for .re-election to the ollice of
County Supervisor for Laurens Coun
ty, subject to all the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic primary.
lespectfully.
H1. 11. Ilumbert.
I hereby announce myself a candl'
date for the ofiee of SuperV's-: of
Lat'rens conity, subject to th.i ruiks
and regulations of the Democratic pri
mary. S. S. FAi-MAiL.
For Supt. of EIducaton.
I hereby announce myself I.,; a can
didate for ounty Su perintendent of
Education of Laurens county, suiject
to the rules of the Democratic Pri
mary. JIALPIl T. WILISON.
For 11llos of Ite-presentaltives,
I hereby annou nece myself a candi
ante for iHoise of itemresentatives
from Laurens county, silject to all
(he rilv and regulations of the
->eltuo'.atic Primary.
JA.\M'S 11. 'St'Ll\'AN.
I llereby annolunce my.self a (:1mdlI
Aate for the louse of itepresentatives
from IL:tiirein s. county and pledge my
*wir to abide by the results of the )em
oeratie urlimary. S. if. (;GGAN.x3
For Probate Judge.
We are authoizel to announnce the
:aite of 0. G. ThIo;iypsonu as a canldi
(ate for re-election to the offcee of
Probate .Tidge, subje(t to the ruIles of
the Olemocratic Primary.
For Auditor.
I hereby announce myself as a van
didate for re-election as Auditor or
;Laut rells ('ou1)y subject to tlie rules
alld regulations of Ole Democratic
parHy. J. WA-DDY TilO.\PSON.
For County Treasurr.
I hteieby annllounie miyself as a c-mI
didate for re-cleetioll to Ith otfice of
I' c" ) ""(! 511 l('if as: ti''ic Otll
T reasu Ire r of i,aurens county m'11
proinlise t; abide Iy tle results of the
Democratic primtuary and to contine
a fallitful perfolrmalne of the (luties
'of the office. lO0-s 1). YOU1NG.
I hereby an nouine inyself a vandi
date for ile olilee of Treasurer of Lait
rins County silject to the rules of the
DJemocratic primary.
It. .Judson Langstoni.
Itw
Look After This
at Once Before
The Bonds Are
Lost or Burned
Enterpr
N. B. DIAL, Pres
"MAKE
There will be an ice cream supper
and voting contest on the Watts Mill
laiwin Saturday nlIht, July 6th, at 3
o'clock In the interest of the Red
Cross. T:ce will also be some noted
speake:' Dresent to boost the sale
of W. S. S. This is one way that we
can give of our means to help win
the war and back up our boys at the
front who are sacrificing their lives
daily for us. Tio publc j., h ied
to corne out and help support tlls pa
triotic cause.
R .A. CARTER; Chairman,
Watts Mills Auxiliary.
More than six dozen American enu
tiea were used by Theda Bari- in her
work in "TeIo Rose of Blood", the new
WIllIant Fox pictturntc ' thet Russian
Revoluton. Opera 1 catse Friday.
INSURANCE
I have take tho age.cy ;t Laurens county for the Citizens Trust
Co., of Greenville, an am pro pared to underwrit9.Ujorms of insurance.
They are gener 'gnts f"ort St1d atern Life Insuance Co. of
Grea-nville, the liv new co of this state.
Iwll apprec te a usiness placed in my hands and will attend
to it promptly.
WILMOT S. HOLMES
225 W. Main Street Phone 17
40 AP
In the merchanlise we sell, in the repair work we do,
in any service pertaining to the jewelry line--we offer
you the best there is.
The uality of this is made more attractive by
th low rices 0 arge.
n' rm Excellence Prevails at This Store.
YOUR LIBERTY BONIDS WITH
~us
We will colliect the interest on themn
for you and place them to your credit
and let the interest draw interest, too.
hav YOUR LIBERTYBONDS toth
awe will collect the interest nd
flac ityou thei credt o themsorthat
Shen the retur oes te wUSno
have hadvert bonds snthav them
terest, too.
ise National Bank
. C. H. ROPER, Cashier
OUR BANK YOUR BANK"