The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 09, 1918, Image 11
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SOLO BY tiGETS 11,11U.
FINAL SE'LIlulEN'.
Talie notice that oil the 1lth (lay of
October, 19I, we will reider a final
accouilt of ou' acts ntld doings as Ex
ceutors of the estate of W. W. Jones,
deceased, in the olle of th e Judge of
liobato of ILttrn Couin ty, at I i
O'clock, a. ill. aniid oil the same day wil I
aIPPp' for i final (ischarge from our
truists Its E4xceutors.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
ment, on that date; and all Peyrsons
having claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
HARRII'T W. J. MAY It,
R. F. JONES,
Executors.
Sept. 11, 1918.-1 mo.-A.
A RREVILLE- REEN WOO) MUTUAL
,NSURiANCE' ASSOVIATION.
Orgatniled 18,)2.
'itROPERTY INSUElED 12,->00,000.
WR ITH Ol CAliL] oil the u r11110'
-utgned fer any information yon iiay
desire aboit olir plan of insurance.
We Insire your property against dt
-utruictioni by
Fire, Windstorm or Lightlnlog.
And to so cheaper thian aniy inisurianec
company in exisiencc.
liitember we are preipared to prove
to you (hat ours is Is the sa fe.t and1
CheIapest pllian of insuniSIece kiow(,v n.
Our1 as;sociation Is- nowv licensed.v~ to
wriite iiutsuralce in the cnunties of Ab
beville, Greenwood. NicCormick, Latu
'rens an i l:-el b
The lVlieur are:
UE'CN. ,1. FIT.\SCIZ LVON. l'resident,
J. it. IL.\ l iF, Con, \-tr, -cy. - Treni
D iult llCO s:
A. 0. Grasi ........\Ni. Carne, B. C.
J. NJ. (ainibrell ..C..bvil. .
J. o. I1. Chilhii . ... . rat e, . .
A. WV. Youngmb~lood . il od (4, -S.
J. N. Chaunberla inl. ..\,
.H. NRcholYon .. ..Edgeliehl, S. C
aL. Timmerman, Pa aintba, Ft. (
hj. C. Marl .i. .. .. ..Prmeton, S. C.
W . It. Wharton .. .. ..W\aterlo1 . 4 . 1 .
,.11. i LAMhE, Civi. r,
Greenwood A. .
J. ROY CRAWFORD
SURVEYOR
Plats, Tracings, U3due Prints, Etc.
sdephone 21104 Clinton, S. C.
3A.D IA L A. C. TO 1
DIAL & TIODD
Attornevs at Law
AuwepiIse Itlln. -Hllubidin1Kb
Latirens, S. V.
P'ACTICE IN ALl. Colt
bong Time I onns Negotiated.
A bit ro ts 'reil red.
. 'F a l t one :. I. hilIght
L auireina, S. C.
uine of r el 'air"kto I ankrm:
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing :: Leveling
Drainage
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmer
I alls answered any boor day or night.
Simpsoni,Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
WMI Practuce In all Stat. Court.
fre3Pl As~tention Given All Buisines
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Caroin~a
office in P'eoples Bank Building.
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
deeompt attrntion given to9 all buin etss
Wfoned) ti loan1 01p Real Estate
' Sco Phionef a Residence Phone 0E
nonn Huilding
DR. W. F. FLOWERS
VETERLINARIY SURGEON
Headquarters
Posey's Drug Store
BUY WAR SEAVINGS3 STAMPS
Iues Ofliial Stat4ntCt Chairact4r.
17latw the 13ttle efore 11h1ten1.
Thlierry us the Turning Polit of the
War.
Mir. and Mrs. W. Rlley several
ago received fromi their Son,
(u. rover m. Rihe.v% t aciliing of
ie original o'ler of General l'erishing
Dn whib he gives high words o
Pl'a.Ise to ithe Am erlca n troopis part ici
,,ling in the inghting before Chntateu
T'rr-, wha!eh he charncterzes as thie'
f.urning point of the war. Ilietit. Itichoc
h imself was w ith Ohe Ith Division in!
ills 11ght and sustained wounds in thIie
leg which It is thouggt will disnluali.
fy hun from further service In tie
l11ines.
The inspIlring order of General
Pershing was as follows:
"It, thrills ine with pride to record In
General Orders a tribute to the service
and aehlievements of the (irst and
third corps, comprising the 1st, 2nd.
3rd, Jith, 26h, 284th, 32nd and l13nd )1
vision,; of the American Expeditionary
Forces.
"Voit camne to the battlefleld at the
erclal hour of the Allied cause. For
a!4host four years lie most formidable
army the world had its yet Seen las
trel,'Ce'd its invasion of France, anid(
:41;o'd threatening its capital. At, no
#imr hadi that arnmy been more power
f'l1 or n' emi'ig than when, on i:t '.
it s tick again to destroy In ene great
hatt le the brave men opposed Io it and
to enf'oree itk bruta1l will 11pon Ohe
vor! and vivilization.
''a y- . ( ill mor' .ihan viv
;on bra. Alles N-4o sup1por to li h 'i
.:~ tlrvedl thmat <'ir abriim, our
ile ~ ~ ~ ~ h 1iit1o r ne f isic, haint
(m, blua o l .)!r ;1it ljo l- loa courh -.
Y'onu lve Jshowin t .\mie~ri Lan
al iv l 4l'i y are as Oilit) frth
ti-is uf wvar asfor the int:u'i of
ina e tr is e ofour' .lli aln tII
"W'I have 1iid fori o11r siteress in
ho live. of mally or our brave Vcin
a~ldms. We shall (lerish Ihe'i mm
Ioy awavs ilil hlim for ( r h fistoiy
anc lIteturie th i buiavey, Ich ieve
tilents and sacriflee.
"is order wIll be iad to all ol
gan;iI aIon at the first assemly
ormtiIon after' js treep.
"n 111 . Pershing,
"Gener'al, Commnander in ChiefIr."
GiIRLS! THlICK(EN AND
BFAUTIFY Y'OUR H- AIR
AND STOP D)ANDRUFF
Try t hIs ! Youtr hair Inwit n a , giessv
itd aund i atiices.
T.. b1 11o.dsed if a read to ill h y,
beaiatil hair; , af str iois, tiiffy wa
vy ain fe from daienff is mere
l a miatter' f1' usin1 a litte aind -
i !! is easy a'nd ine~xjienisive to) the
111d, soft hal and lots of it. Just get a
I)ma .;ll ho jt l ( I 'Iwlton,s1d D lan inl
now~ for a few tnts all dlriu r or~ies re
1o .;oI it. A ly ajlj'it as directed
and wlthin I from s thefre Ill he
ain aptpeariani~.~'ili abudanfce, freshntess
tfluffiniess a <an ineomiparable gloss
andi lustrec, and trly Us you) wvill you0
('annol find ai tace ofi dandrufi f or' fall
inlg hair; but y(our1 real suirpise w'~ill
h'e afltr about~i I Iwo weieks' use, when
yoiu will see' new halir--Iline andl dlowny
at fir st -yes -h-tut r ealy n3' ew hair
l):lnderline is, we betlieve t he oily 5)ure4
hair grower,~ i detroyer'( of dandru1inff
ami 1 chi fior iIchy3 sailli imdl it neverc
falls to1 stap fatll ing halir a( onice.
If y'ou wvant to prove'1 how prt'tty andi
soft your1 hlalir rcally3 is. moisteni a cloth
wIth a lIttle l)anderi ne and ca refillly
drawi~ it thr'ough youri halir-- taking onie
small strand 1( at a tIme. Youmr halt' wIll
lie .'oft, glossy and beautIful In just a
fewv momients-a delIght ful surise5
awvalts ever'yone whlo ties this.
z. Ri. Trraynham')fl1s Plat.fortm.
Editor' The Advertiser':
Of all (lie states in the Union South
Carolina is the last one that should
fall to do heir full duty In supporting
the Four'th Liber'ty Lo~an. With a
Southern man and former citIzen of
South Carolina as th eeader of the
United States, anld the wor'ld's guIde,
we wvill be nothing but salcker's If we
do not hold upl is hands In eveiry
thIng. We farmeirs were alarmed a
few days ago about "icie-fixinlg"
fil'r'I ollo. Whe 1 our ( repriCt eseintaltives
lilt a tll Ithe fac ts biefoire our' lreslident
Ittre was no0 piIce-fliing. WVe fairm
ight-t hiniking man willl say we are(
not ent Itled to (10 so after' the manyt)3
lan years we wenit t I hgh, but ha v
ing made It. there comOest a hartge r'e
spoiihlity as to how we ties it. Let's'
use tall wp can spare to save Amerlea.
VTal's my platform!
?E. 11. Traynhamn.
The Strong WIthstand the Heat of
Summer Better Titan the Weak
Old people who are feeblp and younger people
who are weak, wIll be strengthened and enabled to
gothrough the depressing heat of summer by tak
ing GROVE'S TASTELESSchilITONiC. It purfies
and enriches the blood and buIlds up the whole sys
tem. You can soon feel it. Strengthening, Invigor
adlndEffant Gen.
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' 'Theu iMani Who Dloesn't lly, *
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'VlT110 311 t I D00811 111 1in) 1('.l ~
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What about thle man11 who canl buy
biberty 11o11dk and wonl't or. doesn't?
F'hall tils wart he fought to victory
while tens of tholsanids of 1nin Who
A this har-vest; se'ason have a hunldred
ollar or a tihou-tand dollar.s as ile
oril'us earnings of thev Year buly land
!holttoen w-ith the mloney and refitwe
o lond v dollar. to Ohw governmentill to
lich thevy loiodly profes s thoir loy
:tt ?
Shall the man Who has 111on'y, Le
'he sum slm ;ml or groat, and thiink! lie
"an make more mIoney out of it by
invesing in something else han In
honds withhold it. wholly and "get
hy" wIth his reputation as a loyal
eitizell of this Republic?
What is to be done about that fellow
Citizens of ours?
There 0.4 no ilw Colmlpeilln. !iim to
buy inds. Tho governme1nt. does not
ConserIj)t his properlty. To be sure,
many of ;ne ei'as arr: re'tired to
p)'3y inceom(' taxes, but. ac('ordinllg to
the census of 1910, South Carolina has
aboit 77,000 owners of farms and the
statement has been made that in the
whole United States only 1-1,000 farm
ers have failed of exemption from in
come tax paying.
The men who make the sacrifices,
thie Inc' who buy Liberty ' onds, ar
"Iilled to er'dit inl the puli leldgerIs!
where every (y (.ll see what they
hav done.
S1hob1 1he ina;ni I who 1ny3S 110 lol(l:
11 ld t) lia ('11 Ill,'
malh 1':n w oI I b' y hm110?
~la '('1 rolSia o IneI lon in 1",
udd 'onk of thll 110i'.0 . ha
s : 1 !-,' 17 of H a t 110 o .
tSn'hml : a nof min' ofl fiv
t'U in chi/.n11i c" es 'i Flor1 n'eo , L111
('aro, a s or .\:iien a1ll the p rill
- h115 OP hool wer called Iloon lo
'-li ll 'il'-i 1h 'bt i ,how mny
l Pa uron ('o itt \01 flt, ('1( 1 vIs lhli ;111
s ': K lp it wll be05 aftilesableiand
m:-tovfo fliln some wvay by.. whic".
lim hlon<I bu Ism::Y bo diingu.!IsI m
rio n 111: other viizen whlo ( content
'o buy1N. only nd or. a1l$ e o1r, b ank
S1"k or luortgavie's ill these tim
when ( 0 thoulllry eeand a 2Sks for
Ile loal of some of his monelovy.
To print ill eahll ourchay of South
Carolina a :tS.h.pihlit coiaining th0e
nais iof ther men and women whl)o
.ave propti and ha ve bhoust. n
If n 1-.o wh11o ate arnlIng Ioo wa0es
1! l bily1111( 110110. wo1l0(d h rclensive ,
hoIt someh'': y may eonneilnde th:1 Ills
l)1111 lle all s Iof Itt P(lle uvs.
'harlfton, c0t. -1.- --I(atren0s n I
i d I-ad of its s loedg, sa inl its fpur -
Hw1I of War av a ae
rdh5 io 'atI ren conmiled h\ 11hI
vet for th e ntuh l111c JIll. of . and
\ 1:uV '. Poi. 30hesiv ; mo h the
peipeck (1.nurens10(ll' coa h-dgo
1(11untils t $11 31.200, afi'u t xtie actia
trey kno imuted tio $til 2.t0,lwichl
Is $~'l11(12 inwexceiss f li' the~t01 p l e.
mad.'he as nat lonitte gis toay;
saes a thck (wa11y t'ool'rofw trn
ctrmain gi'cod lodge bahesy madie
dn ohe ll ages and.foamgaign,-and i
plaidno tht bte.ut finae owou
''enfwa Boverebret d geuie moade
by hea "alaverae Fiege Syru Com
prapiawayb.ie.'fa ht
SAVE GASOLINEv=-S AVE MONEY
BUY 2ONDS;
The whipped German cur cris peace, when she seefs her mas
ter approach with the lash in his hand. Germany will get peace
when she accepts the Allies' terms unconditionally. Peace will
not be "negotiated"; it will be "accepted" from the Allies on their
own terms. Now is the time to strike and strike hard. One way
to help win this war is to SAVE GASOLINE by using ''MOTOR
LIFE."V
I have tried this out for ten days, now, and find it makes my
Maxwell run like a six-cylinder.
You can save one-fourth of your gasoline and do the same
work. Read what Governor-elect R. A. Cooper says:
Laurens, S. C., Oct. 3, 1918
Mr. J. J. Adams, Laurens, S. C.
At your request I have just made a test of Motorlife
with the following results: Six and one-third miles with
plain gasoline, one aid one-fou-h quarts. With Motor
life, over i-ame road, ina. q of gasoline, I made
8 7.12 mile. This test was mad w, m. a-, a
Buick Four, and dVoeL by m.
R A. C.ooper.
Mtorlife is on f aLuesa.teLueaMo a o
pany's. Ak your, loca de& e fo ur NCe!a0 a 'Z.
he doe. not geto- it fo:r you,sen~d mne ~kfo A .1, i man
acnto C11o10. O1- quart willb en--ou-gh -- I Al.-4 (r'ons. o,
gas and wim sve you 40 gall i.s.
J. J. AD AM'S, Wholesale Disributor
Laurens, S. C.
LAY RN YOUR NAL NOW
The demand for cotton seed meal this season
will be very heavy. On account of the high cost ,
of seed aind products, oil mis generally will be
forced to crush their seed rapidly and sell their'
products rapidly so that' :the mon' -y can be rein
vested ini more seed. We beieve.. that this cus
tomn will be followed by all oli mills. Certainly
will it be followed by those who run their busi
-ness in a business-like ma~nner.
We are now producing cotton seed meal from
the new crop seed, and we will sell it promptly.
Our preference is to sell it to you. Will you not
call or communicate with us in some way and
advise how much you wish to buy? If we do not
hear from you we will be forced to sell the meal
to anyone that will buy it, and it might result in
our shipping a good deal of meal out of this ter
rgory. As a result, when the Spring months ar
rikr, the usual supply of meal will not be here for
you. We don't want this to happen ani-d we don't
believe you want it to happen. As ang as we
have meal for sale we would like to book an or
Laurens Oil Mill