The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 11, 1918, Image 11
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HA rz terolredso
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4 vr ps.sit imneesary
Amer'i ' ' Ns Cn 'minity FEo~ur
~ y~'~v n'zm' ut r:aik te flavr o
A flo0r made from whet grown at home,
minAed atbhomne antd sold at home
to home people
. \Bramlett-Babb Milling Co.
Laurens, S. C.
Luzianne,
POT of steaming, stimulating
Luzianne Coffee set before"
gentleman and a judge of fine coffee.
A finer hot beverage than good, cld
Luzianne never existed.\ UIN
Luzianne tastes all the way down
and you say "Set 'em up again."
Buy a can of Luzianne Coffee. If
you can't honestly say that it's the
best cup of coffee that ever passed 1en C
your lips, tell your grocer you're not -*
satisfied and he'll give you back your
mnoney on the spot.
Please try Luzianne. You'll like
it, you will. In clean, air-tight tins. 'W e It
~W1~Y~Yi'A Purs, It
COFFEE
OPERA HOUSE
Pridauy==This Week
( WILLIAM FOX
PRESEFNTS~
THEDA BARA
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"'THEjiJ
A Tense,. Mysted.ao., EerL; ?. ,
6 of Paris.
ADMISSION
Children 10c Adults 20c
Oppinrfunily Offeired to Youutn- Men to
.\S uir i lie l-(du 11' i4 d Seiire Sot
ir' l'ay at name Tline.
Clinton, i. 3. Th4 'rcshylveirat
('oll' of Stl ih Lcroina will hu:ein
is thiry-eigh1 h session oil i v St imn
Th'i. is one of the hico lir se1('d
hv w th *Iteod States thr 114rnmen t*.f;
:-, iti of thll Ati ie is' lr y Trainliln"
0'1-M.Oc of the faculty and W('em
of ithe s nden hav' lee in iain::l
-,t Pltibu 1x i orderl to assist the
Willcor who will be dve 1 led to have'
h::, :m ' o ! - m h tI nin g heir(.
.' :-iden I . .\1. Do41n~s is 811 atn iin::
thi, tuev inte; of collegev pres"idents nowv
in sessioni at l'lattsbui'g.
The young iIil of Ihis State will
not bw slo. to ta1ke iieC of the'
'na ,nifivcent (,)olmoinny presented to
IltIm in th- provision of !hn-ie dralft
:!v.w by wh"'ieb Iiw: caln takeo their mlil
iary traincina in collige with Itll p 'y
- .ldier):,. with all eqluipment furl --
ished, and can at the same tiine g(O
all e(14ntion that will hit themu filr
leadership after the war; and thw
l'(rebyterian College of South Caro
Hima Is makIng every provision in the
way of regular and special courses
of study inl oridur that it nr4y render
as large a pat riotic service as possi
ble and imiay nieet tIhe Special needsA
of students at this ltime.
There is overy indication that the
attenidance will be large.
ALLOWANC'S BEING AlU'SE1.
Conniell of lefense oni the Track of
Persons Not Entitled to Allowanees,
C'olunibia, Scp(. 6. --Reports have
reached tIi State Council of Deiens
from several parts of tile State ol
abuse of governient allowanes
whicoh ii sone Instances are being re
eived by persons who are not evnti
led to such allowances. 'nder t h<
law, allowano. are paid only to legal
delendnts of tnet in the nilitary 01
1:aval Svvice. Any personis receiv
lig such govern ii ent aid. undol
false pret-iences, are liable to Irosecul
(ion.
The Defense Coutneil is instructing
the colity itairmn througlihout 11In
State to investigate into hI1s inp.,; ;
!11il 01t110. and call.; uponl it',net
he'ship and thc public to aid inl thi:
work,
It Is ur.!ed that all case;s of abm
as waty 1)e d(ete Ild Ill report I
1romptly to thle cntly chairnian o!
tle I nuncil of, liefenise inl the count,11
inl which the-. 1wrsonl receivm, '1n al
lowance o 1 iehI hI,. or "ho Is- no
ent itled. re 'sides. 'The4, coonty chair
man will ten rcport the (aes to Ih
Stcte Counc'il, andi action1 will he tak
('n, thronehl pr oper channels, to cor
rect this evil.
WH Y DO ALL DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE CALOME I
Of ::11 m4 di iri he wo b. d
d - m i l I . Thc
no\ ai'b II ' all
- th Il i (': 0
1 4 detiItenali
The in nii -(all~aei
I u:'diy of teodM l e eiia
-i ,n Pfe ir h n t e o ls
a i er - ":- r:I
pahe.O-(' ~ iha H
, ao ;ha alto i '.:' 1.1 a
iilgilnursi fo u t :eir ililtY c-I
Ood bles e ri eios tfh.
Wecw~stonmP thaIn u rd aic aiy
i C. I,. W'iI-hil, F- i;:iona irNTE -
he ol fl inlrom is A S1~ erl U i all
l''.hr l .\ i nrs i n e ii ihmrti Or
t in ruet all a i htll u ion al
Il i l It -I all froie t *wriitl t
't - po nlk J 1h Ifi il- % 1i n
-I~i f"; ii t ;, N. nlt Ii1 Ii V itt a
d iesl lw it!iclaer l t , lli' Iere'i. a
<h i, the Ird w l 111d( i : te if
fuc; ,i tiit; , rw ( ) . m -, h I
l l. t t r il :t I Fy b re:olie l
irlil ai luyt is i:' t giv tomWun
ot eqin;-iit, h e tc.,lla ' w illie no il
-u 1' ito-kni folr- er < Nol sillCd
Ia il o 'l al e i Icli iall t e1 0
Iitial ta rilic ao ht t h Io~t I. ih 1
d'l 1 to fo! ' oll soic nlyof s tot e an
oil ih rilidi tho :Ilie n lgei fie
nad w'tohi r wl t e ail-We of
rr e aterui n i leilla t ini l
S noldionhl At hat of I n i ind
:W-hi ,h ol r llnos pl'iil an h Invel
a I I I* -t crming lrtlie adks , i
on11 t rilroads 'l to niet thir curren.
Ieed Atront day ito dayi ii r it- eekt to
w- ek, l'tit it clear \htif ther isa
fiettiis of (nuisL.portationl that a re
Ulyl to ocur '' (not tterely heraulse of
it' total vol i o t irall bult hv prc
!vrenv t nitt.s1it:;t he givet to wal
reqillnits), the lprobable shortv
of equi in11 , etc., ih y will he will
ing I'i Aoclk up for their own proee
lion. .\l y plants operaiiing Iay per
hans not have niuch in the way o1
storaire facilities but they Should la
itulivt t to provide samei inl soinle man1
ne:.. The uesio or explens foi
these 111:y. at ih tu oi n , i'ceni lar
ut( the pos ib lit Ity of ti t clos
gil'
down an illniustry for the lack of fule'
and m::lerial will entise a lo;;; of
far geaterautount.
W (1.\041!! 0 80I.A1-'.1
.Nik illi NOT FLINTiS
uh Was 1 orporall t T;11in11 of F111onn
in, lio fl'hers Iike ih Froll
To th e hI.diilto of Th i Sate:
In a h r rcei ived oi iy from Livul
1l, L. wtIhe fA>i "Sonew e Il !
I'r -e, is 1 referen to a I ;Ii1
s , . rosn !oir 'orporal Tuntinl, c
C "onlipl'my.
a:plici (al ,Iinians andl espe cia
-'y *o o :it- f;:mily andl frienils (if Ilh
l'ldio iir who lived near P onini
- :;, Grll Connliy, I have dif
- ided to cop\ theIll ref-rencve and :A(n
it lo You for liltbldientIion.
"The iilie I g o ,raveyalrd n1":r t
(.hurch-1 is filbod to overloi ng il nd, :;11
I he r.l 'i-rI side tare t wo . 0 rate ( , 4o11
v:!r vi w ItII h , h . I vt I 1":! and I I
Ot .;(eI : :, le1 t ; hunldrcds of ye a,.
o hr aii i~ n.IIo ina rk:!n g a i all ':
a,. ! frni \ .,Foumn in
E RI
THE BEST M
FOR COUGHS .
Miss Ivy Gray, Fai -ic
Kentucky, writes:
"T hanvo t"ake n rna,
would S:V t;i .: I , i:, the' 1)
medlic mi for ccuthls anwl vold
CVer 8.aw. I And that it Alw
etres a& cold In it ilort wilte-.
0.1o st reng thensl3 aid buildIs
Sold Everywhero
A complete assor
fabrics of every d
derwear, blank ,f
The Latest mn
Owing to present
goods are offered at
be found anywhere
W. G. W
.f'., t M bea "f
4mke c .heer:
-. -e . . 4
sil
''n
,/'* JOE-TY
JNA
EDICINE
LND COLDS
IL ss Gray's letter breathes
Up hopIe t Ohe alling. It Is an In
spiration to the : ick and Infirm.
L %ui vo Tablet Formn
ILGOODS
.- A.t....
SON'S
nent of silks and dress
cription, hosiery and un
anries-and outings.
Ladies' Neckwear.
market conditions these
prices as low as they can
LSON & CO.
"Se rvice" and "Conserva
tion" are written in italics
across the war-time re
cord of Certain-teed Roof
in.
it has glenvitally needed
sherfrrunition plant,
brrac1:, shipyacrd, factory,
hcrn~ an:1 graniary.
D; ha~s fa/i' :a othng of muilitary
pacia erp'ntad both
LUre useless for '*'1 or uoses.
Itsmam e accomilh
c~d ar i-ry con
ter7 y ater p'er,
I**oi.Cert-Fe ic s d r l
conAdWti Eg O:>
)a.r HARDWREnO