The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 02, 1918, Image 6
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S(nf rd Iept. :' N .\1r. :to \ls
Waller odel! :,.11( little dauvhter. e
lit Welbo1rn Odell, of Atlaita. ('
have b?'en spenlding th-vir -:Itiwn
wvith Air. Odell's Inother. .\l,:t
Ianford.
Ir. .I(winl ,, .ifal'Iliadn W : lo '!
froill Calilli) \\ ids~vorth f') .'11' ll ho
WveeC-elil v.ith pirents.
Mtr. .111( k:rsz. 1-:al I [:In '1,, . fnom
Woodruff, spelitili Sunday wi:l thir
coulsins. A.1% Rt. J. Patterson andl M.\t.
Alice Mlill.
Mir. M. G. Patterson's fatnily have
iov(I back it) Sparianburg t) ell I er
their children inl school again.
MNir. aid Mrs. T. ). iarman spent
Suinday night in Woodruff with Mr. II.
T. Ferguson and family.
Mr. Roy DeShields and Misses (race
DeShields and Mary lHiggins were in
an autonobile ' eek Friday afternoon.
Miss liggins was tlrown] from lit e ar
anid was iicolsciols for a few mo
mentf.;s. but, no very serionls i11njuies.
INDIGESTION, GAS OR
SOUR, UPSET STOMACH
Eat olle Talet! Il l' t l som4ach lin
order wih Pape's D lpepsin.
IN ( wa itIinlg! W hent 1 mea1 on ' til(1 111 1
anld yonl hel-ch .1, fis ;Ind uindi
.1ge3tcd \\od . Wh.:n , n7 n!t i-:
tioll pain., Wn so n n u
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With no thought
nd p3isonLouS gast
plunge---with every
every faculty of m1
thought only--T-' 0
SO'Lnd ( tIS 1-k-e
wvhole h--nt i v
FORM
The saum sht rp <
same roudi w-"i---t
the way they fight.
We mr'ist show th<
a united America e
shoulder to shoul e~r,i
Our task is to su
ships, the guns, the
have to win. It is a
must do it as our figh
with the indomitable
We must work, an
one thought only---T(
Get into the fight.
heart. Buy Bond
Don't wait. Give
to any Bank in La
This Space C
SWIFT &
School wiII begin soon and all pa
(nrtleted to meot at the
ho Pl1'iday vfternoonl, Ovt. -1,
( -;al lp antd ee wlat else is neved
1 , 1 N ,S ~i0l. iExiigb :I ll: s
. ailford -'le
h weJI ldingMr .1 am ni
A1ii110' ert 1 n nt.o -
d - I thlent and to parlatke
S! us inner'I 1-prepard for
(1ea~Slon, Which was nmuch enljoyed
i" It. W. Johnson andl family, of
(I re lu. t, entt th day inl I an1ford
w hrelplIives rcn y
Mi r.L. ily Weay and children, of
s\:oiville. are visiting ler sister, Mrs.
Ilirthla Wright.
.\Mrs. C. L,. Waldrep Is Chirman-11,1 of
the Liberty Lal campailgn of thIs
s hool district. Ie ready for her
visit.
.\lisses Pau111lne anld Margaret. \Val
drep were he week-end guests of
.\Is .\1ibdird balford.
N11. and Mrs. l inI uterit' visited .\Mr.
.1. .\. i)Fltields and family Sunday af
ti'i2110011.
MIisses lli and Nannie .\May Ian
fordi. (f)rad, spent iihe week--endi
'vlh .\r. G. .1. L'anfrord.
M\Ir. .1. Pt. latterso1 11 and family al
ten'Ided the 'l-day singig 11 Warrio.
uid a ('r"o(W fr iltom ttended
S liLlO w 1 C1 ey.
111LISCie tl18sc, w it
Id al.ert, witl oi ne
GHT F an1d WIN1\\.
W'. y irls led
ppl they moethe
raemebdore tak.m.
tinglen to b-teis
spiri of Vory.htn
dy.ave must lendnit
pplyithe yory whe
shells thae umost
remnd outys. W
spiribtef Vbtoy.
COMPHTANDYIN
--withyu hl
As-t heum s
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POPL\A SPIN(' NimS. *
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'oplar Spriig, S pt n.- Nliss KatI i v
(;. l'ls a t h s of \lr. ."N. ' t .
PI* 40'l4 nwvy h4 Tne y a 14er a lilt
-ering illn s o4 f .;'eral n m h . .
Nati' o w n of lhe be: gils1 W
lI;i: co!4o4i4414 ' a'Ol ''il b .Pr a|
1990 h."allwho --Me hr She
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.' or co pl. ;1 ii n ' w 1v ith 'Ih rist ia.1
(,t. d4 . , (4wn( c44~ I44 4V4 I II ) w (I \v i 41a
h(ainv-g,. ch(e'lerfl dispo i: ion . always
Minld '111l ntade frienlds witHh al11 who
vannte inl conitact with her. Onl Wednes;
day afternoon shle was laid a.1way, v to
Ire*s I in the centet ery at Friend sh ip
Church amid a large coneoutrse of sor
rowinlg relailves and friends, to await
fihe llesur'rect Ion when Christ shall
coie to claim his own. Her pastor,
R1ev. J. .\. Dallas. of Ware Shoals,
condu1cted the runeraI services. The
pall hea rers were her six uncles.
\Messrs. J. M., W. M., G. P. .A., J. T1.
and 'I'll it h rml an Pitts. I)r. lobertson,
pridklent of DIue West Wotfl n's Col
iege, of whvih -she was a gTadluat. Was
pret'snilt and llade a short talk. lie
0- or ihrr noble Christian chlarne
#(.I. 4n4d said l wished to pay tribilte
t (' ttlvirful dispositi a111d to her
'11i14s1an to her- iod-silv. and to
1ecr :'.ielil, beina) f111bf1l inl the lII
i ' ! :1p : as w I t I the l(r:'!.1 W e
ill m(4i's h4er pres( lu-4 a444 44 abba4lb1
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\4. omCro has retrne- t
he a e t. .l .an .\lr. W .II
.\lr. Whit, o New.ry, asrern
\l 4 I I. .\e 'ee an little son4
haertre to Geevle fe
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Ir 44. lame. .\n in * hjS. ri nro4 t homei4'
*aft4(14r ilsl 444', the n n e t1a &
ris.nio 1r.4(1' ser Nd 's. 1 th iiew .\i g.
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WORK4 141 ORiieaf F'IG iitIHTi
CLARDY ti' N i'S W1I(1.4)41SN1
Wt. lectricity
Watch fr Cooking Demonstration
We have Two ELECTRiC STOVES on the
Road, and Will be Ready to Demonstrate
Their Superb Advantages at an Early Date.
The Government recognizes in electric appliances a
paramount peace-time necessity, and is permitting
their manufacture in war tina because of their high
conservation value where new equipment is necessary.
If the electric current in your territory come. from
coal, and your family is an average one, you save
three tons a year Ly changing to electric cooking; if
3 aur currenk comes from water power, you effect a
SAVmg f ro nye to eig At ton?-Is a'nnua 'ly.
Yo wF 11Lre bylyth rea Caw1 if,
In oretoecuagoh asn o etrgae
Th skeii g t a e a v n ae o f . Is Ta l c
load. Give o or er to Mr .F a n y
Makre~ o Bankcyurh asngbtergae
EnterpriseNtda
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