The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 11, 1918, Image 5
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LAW and Personil Mention. *t
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1M1i 10mily ifranks spent last week (I
with her grandiotlier, Mrs. J. H. h
'Jtrtison, at Gi-ay Court. IT
lienry Y. Ilennet t has returned (in
Greeviltvie afer vpen(ing I few oa~vy i
with hoiefolks. lie is cleik in the !
newv Manlsion llous!e H~otel there. It
iillei. ..\1is ,.11a sue, of G 'c n
'.i~vi 'Sti I I 1 '4(elV 4 ( 1,
W itil l.11MIaliP.1tr l
lon1. ....nt o aturday S I and u iht 1
.: v. ai Ni. t'. il I .ot S. Ia1illes
iav iriled to the city ater. spend
irg the suier' -onhths l the tlu -
tas. I
"Mis Nettle Cox lias accepted a po-!
fluion in tile telephone exchange and
Is already raidly getting fanillar with
hor dities.
Mirs. 3. P). Simpson andl Misses TLcia
.nd Annie Simpson and Mrms. Tiled
fohd have returned he after spend
Ing the summer at. Montreath
Miss Kate lxen haelecberger o
Monday notni i for tile ock ridg
tiection near Clintlon, whtere she wvill
teac tirea Pock riidge school for ithe
hesdnt session.
Mr. Thos. P). Downey nio ias beenI
Witil W. (i. pilson & Company foh sev
oral years. lus aehome ae osition
w~itli John A. Franks andl Is now at
work there.
Ms1. Charle Iien fi rer nici' ft01r
man, ow lniing io Callforka, Is visit
ieg Its nrolei-ii-l , Mr. sh. W.
11tach ahe Rock( I' relative I tile city
and (.011111y.
Nir. .1. . 'owIn w as bl l i lt' ei"
yesrday ahsd e stated that his son, Otis
Cannon, and two of his friends, Jones
and tes r.i'i'ii 1, ariver esrely
M. Charlie I- ial form ainrents.
Nn lV. 'I I Cal irn as veii
V(aey aln d ther liolle of relatives in
yaterdoo fan sveral twak, is rport
Cel to he i' r imii' hI (111 ml-lovei andi Ills
iCnnds e very lolefui of h is oesry
hecovery.
Dr. n. Mrs. C. 1d. Vincent have bad
s thieds atevts hlurin the past week
their p D~rrts. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Vin
cent, Sr., and Miss Nan Vincent, of
Varnville. -nd 'Mrs. W. M. Albergotti,
of Coliulbia.
Miss Ella B. Satterwhite, of Colmm
bia, and Miss Mattie Brock, of Clinton,
have been 1 visitin1g Mr. an1d Mrs. T. C.
Boyd for several days. Miss Brock
left Monday for Tionea Path where she
las neceplo1t i 0 potion01i for file winter.
Mrs. M. E. Kyle. of Mobile, Ala., withl
he(r' (11111ghter .nd son-in-law., Mr. and
Mrs. Alden Ml te't-m. ir., of New Or
leanls, La., rojtur-hin fr-oml thleir Sum11
mler hiomei inl ~-\ rflh Carolinla, a1re
visitinig Mr. .and Mrsi'. I,. ilroaduis
Ciar'dy.
Mr'. .l I,. h ii' stonl, .hi'., whio wva
We 4>ocnti
0h nepi
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N. B.DiA Preiden
Liptain of tle high school military
impany, left Tuesday morning to Ol
r Clemson Colege. It(! will take
te Student's Army 'Traiig Courme
(d will also try oit for Ile oot-hall
am. i is friends here predlit thal
a will make good in every demrt- 0
ellt.
\Miss Suem-:n who has beenl withl at
e viens III Green% Ibl-, for abou
,1' mt I av anit
A'nInou m ail ts h have I'tl ni i v
her of hemr
'atillo Simpson, (Ia lghter of M vs.
olin ti'afllo Simpsn il of this city, to
Jr. Augustus William Cockrell, .It.,
If .Jacksonville, Fli. rite marriage
ook place in Asheville, Septeibr 5th.
"ollowing an elaborate hincheon at
he Grove Park Inn, the bride an(]
room left -for an extended tour
brough the North and East.
Neville- Lancaster.
Friends here are interested in the
recont announcement of the marriage
f Miss Eliza Neville, daughter of Mrs.
W. G. Neville, of Clinton, to Rev.
Lewis -1. Lancaster. The marriage
took place In China, where both have
been engaged inl mission work. The
bride left the states for China about
a year ago.
Interdenominational S. S. Convention.
The I nterdenominational Sunday
School Convention for Laurens Dis
trict will be held at Hlolmes Street
Methodist Church, Laurens mIll vil
lage, Monday evening, Sept. 161h at
S o'clock.
I. I. NIK'"KENAS.
Dist. Pres.
A CHIL)S' TONGUE
SHOWS IF LIVER OR
BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
If cross, feverlsti, siek, fKIolus, give
fruit laxaltie all, oncee.
Every mother realizes, after giving
tier clildrten "California Syriu p of ligs"
that this is their ideal laxative, be
calse they love its pleasant tasie and
it thoroughly cleanses the tender lit
tl'e stomach, liver and bowels without
griping.
When cross, irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, Mother! If coated, give a
teaspoonful of this armless "fruit
laxative." and in a fe hours all the
foul, constipated wast , sour bile and
undigeited food passe Out of the bow
els, and you have a 1 11, playf I
again. When its 11 le s ' . 1 is full
of cold, throat sor , h omach-ache,
di ar'rhoea, indige n, colie--re-ememi
b;erl, a good "ins de cleansing" should
always he lie first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep "'alifori a
Fyriup of Figs" handy;. they know a
teaspoonfutl today saves a Sick child
lomorrow. Ask your druggist. for- a
bottle of "Calif'onia Syrup of Pigs".
Whi h has di reteionis for habies, (hiII
r11-on of all ages and grown-lips pr'iti
't d l on h bo it'. i1'ware of' 'outer'
Itits sold htere, ) dlon't he foiole'd. ( et
the .aenuine,-m'iade' bys ''(alifont'ia~ fig
em gje- it;
i n (OurBank.
rn e r there'S some
makea big
terest,
~National Bank
C. HI. ROPER, Cashier
WrIi RED CiO'SN V1111-:11S. *
.\Wr.a. W. I' .T1hoenasol has11 resigned
nt wcolill of sielues, as ch: irnical
' the , Department of Woinan's \Work,
Iid is suwvvedd'41 by .\Mrs. W. 1). Fe
11. o0 . .\l. Thlomasonl Ilem ed 1his dIV-!
rit'' in the days wten I lhe chap
orgaii/.od and rendered
I vrt ie :it 1i an11. the work
. Ialmotub inal i plenl
pre r'n ud 1,11am:i I otr).il
I inu-. N ieh.
' 1h . h ir1.11.1it of, Wolna's \\orki IlaS
1(1n1 io Ii lied tha,.t Ilive themismlun pairs
)1 soclo", which inevans I enl tholsanld
o(ks, will shortly arrive in a solme
w1at decrepid condition from drilling
it Camp Sevier and the said ten thlous
ind are to be repaired for active ser
vice in thirty days. It. sounds like a
large order but of course lt. isn't for
the knitting and darning needies of
L 4aurens and Laurens comnty will be
right, on the job. The socks will be
sterlized before they are shiplEd so
no one need object to handling them
Just how they are to he mended can't
be decided until they come, but wool
necessary for the mending has been
ordered from headquarters. Branch
es and auxiliaries will he notified as
soon as the socks arrive and every
woianl is expected to dio her part.
'Jhis is the allotmient for the mont h of
s.eptember. Mrs. Ferguson, the chair
man, is iost anxious for a %Ilick re
s)onlse from the auxiliaries as soon
as notified that the socks are here.
To Chairmen of Ited ('ross Auxilinries.
)on't hi ide your light i uder a bushel.
Send in reports of the Red Cross work
you are doing. We are suMe you arc,
working and we w.int Ile o9her aux
iliaries to kiow about it.
Pay your led Cross dtes now!
P'arty for YQun1g r'nies.
Thursday evening was the scene of
a gay party in the liennett homne, when
several boys and girls were entertain
ed by Miss Flora Bennett in honor
of her two house guests. Miss Eliza
beth Earle and Miss Frieda Fltzgerald.
These young ladies were very pop
ular and wop many friends while in
the city.
EMBARRASSING MISSIVE.
"May I ask what is causing you so
mich portirbaition ?"
"I have just received a question
naire and must fill it out at one."
"lbit you are too old to be
draftedl."
"of cou1rse. TIis is fron frientl
wife, who is out'of town. It con
cerns r1y m%,ovemlleits for the past
BRINGING UP THE AVERAGE.
\I (ir ci ii!2 Ii' 's ill:riy' rich
ar 'iN t.ra l'191)' til ri99; ilil II
11911u'l'n,. 9 r. I. Thei bl .94 i
l in n 99 ; la t.a'in e
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\ : r 99 t 9 e ll Inal Ilu 99 1.' \
9.99 9 reenioo 1 h
vilb-, and1her 9on
inrnina to1re1 ill
.\is'th Moor1, of: Gre9n
Thrsdaywi'thl her' parentsr. a
Mr... injoa 'uly. v1'
Mis ' Estelle Martin,11 on of.u
iMissI race Wilur of Neherr
'ipetiSlastw with heri urn, Jo. a
l eavn nrilt ovtthe revsher.
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An Autumn
This moderate priced W
brown mahogany or Americ
ty and grace to any dining i
profitable to inspect our enti
niture. They are made up
woods and finishes. Every
finished according to the mo
priced so reasonable that ev4
S. M. & E. H.
Buy War Savings Stamps
WE ARE
DELIGHT
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Mr..lon ' ow an
Wiliai ndFuranih, ad Elad
Mor4' mda uomhe ytC o
1veryi prgrsv fa rmer u an d they~ sa 1 s wer codute
him busy turning his land with a trac- ris;ted by h is non-ina
tor, preparing for another crop, Carii rol, of Cohimbi
Da~rlin McDaniel, a highly respoct- jRev. W. J. Langs
I(ONWI
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SuggestionDJ
illiam and Mary suite in
Dn walnut will lend digni
room. You will find it
re line of dining room fur
in the prevailing style.,
piece is carefully made,
st improved methods, and
ry home can have one.
Wilkes & Co.
and Help Win the War
te v aried stock of al
we are now able to
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1 rind of1.mi 1a
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