The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 03, 1918, Image 6
SCORES 0PI'ONENTS
Ar IENNETTSV I LLE
3Ar. Dir. Critielses Tilititan and lilease,
811n,11 Crowd Present.
R1ennettsv lie, Ine 20.--One htim
irC( and tventy-five Niarboro Couin
ty voters heard the senatorial eandi
dates here today at a ileeting fel
'red by the mllost negressive speech
yet delivered by N. It. Dial. The Lau
-ens Conlty candidate mad.,, no apolo
'y for his scathing rellarks rela i.
:o his two al3ent opponntis.
If any inn's healh was slich that
le could noi make the campaign as i.
was six years ago, then he had no
us'inie:-ss ill the ra( . The man who
could attend and refit Hd to comllv had
10 right to cotisidcration b y the voters
-ll el(etion dar. l1u ttsian loloiheviki
vere today added to the list of 1. V.
W. and other disloyalists. wmi Ir.
Dial has sit gested as'proven patriots
!n sand hagging the government and
.vailable to help Mr. Ileare in his as
-aul1t uponl Presiden,;t Wilson and thle
dmninistr:y:1 for d:'elariNg 1m.y on
Cermany.
The cr'', Conl its rat ldi
1111 t:- -o 'dnre 1; tuont af-is
ir l'.t ',.'.. ' ' -:-: 0 h e 334 -:.O i 'n :
lgan ll :' ' ii 1,; 3: vi:t ly ofl m
atioll. Th -ay wa declared a,; h .
Iy for o -sh rman ii at inil -
(niteds Stet: to ted abru' y and 'v
ry mlan j1 ,:n -a d It'l thep14i.n
Shasteningi, (' end of th( str'f". T,!-v
aprIt- 1o1hri (e-1 oly 3whet. 1h )i
anl hors: had whlipped thl deOvil o.1 cr .
a aned-am no:t unte.il then . e.
as b.een to bilt one of thev catvi:J
3eings this far. Sin ce h(ie sio in
ork he11 has been l o:t in th i st
nd his ielitun to the sprue patch a-,Is.
iappiy phrased today by N314. iiil
I a speed-lmi joke. A farmer and:
's Wife were driviwen a mtule it) th
) ty, a hiu'ge board at the corlporv3
Imiits hea t n11 the solemin w rn r .
Speed li'nit 1.7 mie, an hour." The
N'it Ito thi i 1ty w s tM (em inated
brup tly w\.!ith thle hi sband's observnl
ion1, "Old woma n. we j tt s w vll.3
ckt we can't make it atr. t al
-) fIred ano'hervi lv int., thl- T , !;
,Iaan camp-- when hec read the lrorl
1. en te Tior-um.'s Cotr la h !,
wo Sessionli olf voinarc.s;. to vemnh1:1
Uze the senator's inability to with
tand 1thv es.Ictions: of hlis post.
of the 1.51 voes cast at the fium
"ssion of 11W Sixty-fifth Conr's' and
iree mnthsill of thev seoond elin
enator Tilluan1 was pa l-d in 1Wi 2 v
tanIces. I34 did n ot vote a all 1:
mles. In 1I'. instalces hll' voted ill the
:egative an4d 1S times inl the afirma-1
tive. Out of the total of 285 votes in
the Sixty-fou rth Congrens, the senator
was reported as paired 19S times.
Some of the measures In which Seia
tor Tilllman was ritOe( ' as being
pa ird iuIded a delerat ion of war
with (ermalny. Insur I a.1 or her,
itsinae act. hill to increase navy
1arU reveuem bill, 36 tImws, joint ieno
hit lett mhorilmig presidl ;il to seize
Gekrmizasi sin Amerk:a
Jnmes Francis IHice read na aain i odry
hi., r:een on how to In. the war.
Votcr; VCre adinmiled to conse.rve"
their time. energy andi rC,%otdiees Ly
shaving theimuselves ra:f'r loian spend
I- ceins with the harher and losing a
h.!!f hour around th" hbarher ."..opm.
Illrecidcuit W 0,n,- Andersfon cadli
date savs, haves hilii l f. .r. Ric
says he I:'s a Iam'ral pt itude for
epigramnnirii phrasm(:ogy il .1 few
years ago set hi mself to (I the Iak of1
red uci ig his observations to tle fortm
of vp!grams. Some of these are relpro
daed in his spoCc'h. l':digran No. S
I- i -:- eit e'd as, organlizat icins ha'n :o
[:.. a:i'! thcy n8:nctilmc.. do effcive
L1?ON3 WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFY T1E SKIN:
sar i::cen e ,or i;.d :u s
A' ':e' e: o! a suil ja. of orinary
'la:r-e (11, ofthe 1 so:* wondorf'ul
e'ih t ski sof n a'ii nd com'pple.ion
ba~Ie. , v mineelvzing the julive of
tl:o frc.lb lemmotl:t intI a bot tle
contiinlg t h tee 0unCes; of or
( hard whit. S re :hold 1V
tlkenu to strain the jiice throusti! f1inle
cloti so 1.0 lmIno pulp gct ' 1, theln
tils lo uion will 1; .p fres or monh I I.
1-:v:- a wonim kit iws t I lemon jutice
is uIeid to blieac a rve'iYVt su(ch
blemiishes as fr v - s, sallowies;s and
'mn and" in the 'eal skini Foftener,
wl itener and beautiler.
.Jius tr it' Owl thrie ounces of
orchard tat any drug !-tor. and
Iwo lei'mons from tle grocer aud male
l) a uiarter pint of thi; sweetly, fr:
grant lemcn lotion aind 1m1assage i
daiyis into tle face, neck, a rims and
hands. It is marvelous to simootthen
rough, red hands.
IA T!l SI'.i.U3ONS
A .1. .1. 1,. ('O h E- It
' iS'minth ('amrulia', i,e~mtiling ('i
17ens Succi imbsi, at ollme i l artsa
t i l l .
ih'atsv i . Jni 2.-. - South ('aro
kina is called lilon to imourni the loss
of one of her mleost umefun and dis
win-uhbed 'itiztn--nie hose lonu
life was evei' uttro in Its pttrpose
1and strong In its striving. .laj. .as.
idc (oker died at his home here
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
'ad was not 1ullooked for althouglh
Sanesulddenly. F91r solne fe W
ye .\ ijoior ioke'r had not takeon
1c Vt d(et ailed management of h, is
'arae and varIed htsinces interesta
bu! lis active i nterest and im iuec
wan fe't in his affairs. Generally
he dinietssed the details regularly
' Ith h- ;sOnls n'.1 lieute.nant and
medemn' (usticu eto t1"ir
mIae mn1. -Almost daIly reports
an coniferenlce were held %'!*h h'!I :
.\a~aor (''ke a d(d i hIs 82nd yar
'n'l thi.; loI f" n of loinored year:
maide a Ife' eI'o ic h vim tol can only
comiie to ,viits of tivreng purp110os
and of the purest maollid. In pealei
n d inl war he r-erved hils cointry "
lefrtv an usefu s . ..n h % ,f
ha- Ieft a rich herItag of nolc
ide:n ;. a c i:i hutien to hiL State
I v. It ( e :.nia l ;-e
< :: C~ co n ::n it::a :
- - i . h wa. l~s rent : i t 1: . -
1, Ii'' fA :a!...~.
to ;*erve*' lir :':, e. /A
n noiniv h v.T '.-ty to !Ce
f- h'itt the . rIf
T U in>ing th ri
1"kie'. "lurIc. C fatri' : -y
edu .: 1".i in t u ion! which
no:-re. ,c'Iker Colr.Tis
o:un''nt it on:\ which would con
Cc d'listinltoll ai'! honor u; on alny
foil 'Ier and vet Is one of the many
reaIizations of hi0Is noble Ideals.
Lau 'ri' :s '1n1in inds lieon: edy '
Fabu0lus Fortune,
"I w'on'.11 take a1 n1ilio., (o1l"
fo hlle ;good \layr's Wonlderful
RVem: dy has:i don f0 t:- m. I have
linisIed till cours' and (anl say tha
!1am ent i1rly (Iif-ed (of vQry Ue.'
t-:eks Ii ifferer fio fllor I'- --
yeIs." it is a 1inmle 1am nilers plr
.ara!oo thaI ro to - ' ;'it>r; -
aucufrm to he ..f estinal tract and
al : l te in!a11.1m lion wl'cil "i
pro ti ' lly ,! stlo:n:hi , liv - red i '
tertIina'l n m m .Inlu1d:ng ope e.
(.itIsI:. Cno FI dos w l convincev or.
money refunded.
Thu Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer Better Than the Weak
Old people who are feeble and younger people
who are weak, will he strengthened and enaibled to
go thrcugh the depressing heat of stiminer by tak
iag GROVE'S TASTELESSchill TONIC. It purific;
and enriches the blood and builds up the whole sy';
temi. You enin Smiboon feel Its Strengthening, Invigor
ftling Enri. ("c.
Laurens Selectmen ixLt. Tursday
1oriiing for Military Training at
Camlp Jackson. .
Sixt~y-flve while seilctiein left
Thursday morning for Camp .Jackson,
A. W. Fishli-r and F. S. Stokes having
been placed at the head of them by
the local ex'llption board before their
I departure. A large crowd of friends
and relatives were at the station to
r;eethilen off and the men departed
The following Is a lint of those who
v: ': !n the party:
Cr I. Aleandc r, Mur.ay Willis
Adams, Ludle Frank Avery, Tillman
Al!^,ord. .\artin llenry Ballard, Lewiu,
'zell Bean. S. 11. Ulakely, Alc.jander
Lxhe Brock',, Wiliam Clarence Hur
a, lnicy Dobo, Cinyton Daxton
a ham, Cate Franklin uitlier, 'ir
I 'in::cin T oazmn, Coyt Frank Mln
an:, Ch utle Grady lusti, W. Grov
C' Clark, D.,vid Pierce Curry, John
ank Chi:1i , eld ton 2ooper, W N il
i..i Nioro Dial, Bob Fleet Drum
nod. Gardnecr Lanlder D av%,is, Burk
Vullor, Arti.r William in Fishcr, Eirnest
F. Fr.nk!n, Clark Grillin, George It.
Si :, i uf.s liollb; Galue. Charlela
.1chn 1). Gre:, Ia Ilmage Ltvioy
nani, L1au11ece C. itol fles, Henry
Hail, J. 1'd0 Hart, .Jlohn Tillnvi
-hmen, Jm 71 0arl Johnae0on, Will
K~n:ht.,John Waller I.Cwhs, .\eKin
W. L.'wron. Welone Kennth Ok .\I
1hll NX..:hit I n ugh .\ahon, George
V,'ata. Alaon rCharles Keily .\:Cuen,
dar -:t zl:,! O'.Do!!, Wade Cailan
l'i:o , 11ub.\ r Jcne., Pitt.i, Frd lolen
dn Pe'varcev, Clarence E. Stoklhe. Da
vidH~hn:o Reddenl, W\,illie stecpp
2mih. t'astu M. Sisk, 'Charles 1X0
v.ard Turner, samimie clyde. Tay..
iohe Spcaran ua 'l rnir Charles
W il! Am .hi T::yIor, J(Ifr obert
.illis, Col mil he Calhun Weaer
Benjamlin Ansel Whitmire, Carlton
Frank Winn, Warren Allen Yong.
Pre;ent (ie af .Army.
The American armly v*IIl numb111er
.,.110,000 by 'Septembier andl ofths
I..-'(0-MM v.Ill he in Fr;-Ince, Senlator
li Ichceck autl1Oun:-cd In r-1scugsinig
the proposval to def1er a (t):In th
Fall amenvidmlent.
".We will have Practically 2,00,0100
;oldiers In this vounltry w.henl Con
gres, rea!;sembles. aftei a rees,
saI l)teheork-.. "So ther Is, no ernle
, neyV Calling for ctio right no-,-:."
COLORED SELECTMEN OFF. .
Eighty-six of the colored selectmen S if ever, has Theda Dara at
left on the morning train of the 19thl tained the emhotional heights and cle
for Cam Jackso , the n getting vated noments whic shl, reaches in
away in good humor and amid much her new Wililaim 'Fox photodraia,
merriment. rhe temper of the crowd 'The Rose of Blood." into a story
may very well be Judged by the pnrt- absorbing in it# interest, she has
in1l injunction of one of them t, one
of his wite friends: "You all look folcefd a ch, il racter at once novel and
Of Geforceful. Thor till be your conclusion
'em over here yon all hol' 'em." The -if you see this big drama Fridy at
following is a list of those that de- the Opera House.
pa:rtod 1,11m i
Uncle Sam Says:
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u UCFLAVO,
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The new process flour that retains the full
nutriment and the nut-likc flavor of the
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grown at home, milled at home and sold
at home to home people.
Milled By
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DlTF GE TIEa DAE.ATR, JUY6-98
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BUGIES
1 have~ tw cars ofugg .s whic. will trade for mules, or sell.
cows"
I have two of the he ows out of 75 head. I will take cost for these cows or
trade them for horses or mules.
AUTOMOBILES
.I sold one of my big cars. Will sell or trade the one on hand at one-third first cost.
I'L just as good as new. Come to see me.
At Martin's Stable yD. H. NLaurens, S. C.