The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 09, 1918, Image 7
* OROQSS ]Ill, NEIWS.
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Cross 11111, 0. 7.--Y esterday was a
v (lIet . i y 11( Indeed for ilnosi
J'eople in Crotss II II. Gjasiess regulIa
tin a d inllieza requirements kept.
the populatiol ith lomie. For the Iirst
time iii mlany years we had no Suinday
8choo1 to attend. All gatlherings of
this ki(d hal becin called ofT by the
healti IItllorities. ''he Cross 11111
school was closedl Wednesday after
noonI, almost alt the apiipealInce of the
ih-"st (-Cse of, i111iblenza. 'iThreo geninifJe
e.eand two at first thought to be,
iade their appearice in town almost
litnuiltineously about Tuesdiay. No
lew cases have developed since, an(
the last two mentioned above were
well in a few days, while the other
three are still right. sick though soime
What improved. By observing eatiiouis
inethods it Is hoped to prevent further
spread of the disease.
Rev. S. II. Templelian, of Laurens,
preached for the Baptist congregation
here Wednesday evening. This church
Is without a pastor In the field at
present. Rev. .1. G. Wilson, of Ninety
Six, has accepted a call to this work
and will move to Cross Hill In the near
future. Mr. Templeman's sermon Wed
mesday evening was very greatly en
joyed by hIs congregation.
The Fourth Liberty Loan cnmpaign
has begun in a quiet way and several
su bscriptions have already been ,re
celved. Plans are making, however,
for mnorc vigorous efforts to railse our
alloted apportionment by ithe tine the
caipaign Is expected to close.
Mr. .1. 0. Denny, intendant of Cross
Hill, is arranging to move over to Ills
farmi itl iCreenwood otil ty soie timte
this rall. lIe has sold his house and
lot here to the lapt1ist church. The
property adjoins tihe church lot and
will be used as a pastoritm. Mr. and
Mrs. Denny have lived il Cross 11111
a uitber of years and their move will
he a loss to the town.
Our four Citadel students are all at
home, tle college harving suspilded ex
ereises on account of the Influenza
epidemic.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Coleman, near
Waterloo, have many sorrwing sym
Ipatizers here In the loss of their baby
girl who died Huin(ay morning, we un
derstand, of pnkeiimonia developcd from
Inftnenza. No one but those Who have
ben carried th rougit such experIence
know file painfill suffering of a loss
1ii. that. There is )uI On1e SoilC 4 o
comffori, 1ut1 is,, "Ile doeth all tiniogs
weil."
''ver'l 0f our Peole atlleled the
mueeIin of the Lauirels: Association al
"evn l'ro-,-vct hist1 w Ik It a
reat. to listen to the inspiring (is
Cr133 tses of such men as 1)r. .1ester, Dr.
Masters, Dr. White, and a tinuinber of
others, both in and ult of t'he coun nty.
The need of pray refl, consecra ed. re
ligiouts -ervive today stands lirst
am.ong all tihe most Iportant needs
of otur* coltnfitry. It is the clu.rcI, "the
pillar u1l l runiIV II of wt truth0". p riin
fied by grace, that must rally .o the
eds of, SIllferiig and OtilEed l h
mntility, if ))Pace and prosperity ir to be
our fortune.
Yes I Everybody
Takes Cascarets
Only 10 cents! Harmless
cathartic for sluggish
liver and bowels
Feel bully! 'Cheer up! Tak '
carets to liven yqut liver anl an the
bowels and sto3 head es, bilious
iths, bad brCat], (O, d tongue, sal
lowess, so si ti i and gases. To
night Italk Ca. -ets and enjoy the
nicest, gentlest ver and bowel cleans
Ing you ever experienced. Wake up
feeling grand-everybody's doing it.
Cascarets best laxative for children.
They gladly take this pleasant candy
Cathartic because it never gripes or
silce like other things.
FAatrth Liberty Loant,
If ever our cottunt ry needed0 each ajid
rvrn iVotiEOtltf her elizies to do Ithis or
her full 4 ditty. 11hat tIme1 Is now. LAve
of our country, appreciatiotn of the
gaantry and ieroistm of outrt boys, and
tejoicitig In Ihe cottming victory call
for an investinent in iberty Bonds
evon t tIhe point of snerille. I ant
stubscribing half of my year' ssalary in
this d rive. Think seriously, and do
not. fall 3ourt' country and hut man ity.
I. N. Kennedy.
lBronellal Trouble.
'Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder, Rockielod,
Ind., states: "For an attack of bron
chial trouble which usually assails
me in tile spring I finad Cha mberlain's
'C'oigh Renedy the only thing that
gives me rellef. After using it for
a fewv days all signs of bronchial trou
le disappears."
THID LAUR0NS AlW Il TIS10R,' L
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V. W. V. A. N ' I Tl S,(*
I * i4 tri4 t Chairman. 4 4
"1f the Yi. W. C. A. had done noth li
that would he a 'tiienmou n"
I lUl ~vit~ l~e LI 11111i(ilt Ilio)Iillili
sai d a oman recenly af1ter her first
visit to cam1p.
It is ole link be'twn hom ind the
new and stoiIl enviromet of a soL
Uier's lifr. The f orig of satisfaction
the young man ilts when ieceiviig
hlis w\omenI relative s sullably mleanls
touch. n11dl to ImloIhers and olier duarl
one's the visits inl suc a heery lace
are made meilorable.
'T'lloisands of our YouIg w1.1Women
have now mobilized and the indistrial
army too IIust )e thought of. These
girls In the munition plants, in cloth
fac torie, in all branches of govern
Ilelt service lust be Comfortably
housed and fed, and must have somic
little pleasures to restore the bal
ance; above all they should have care
ful 'Ohritslan oversight during this
timle of absence from varenta linflu
ence.
These young women are witn their
labor standing be ,ldes our boys in tile
magnificent work of "Carrying on" and
whatever is Conceived for their good
in the great ilother heart of the Y.
W. C. A. let t,; be eager to render as
cmne more glad expiession of our pa
t riot im,
RAHUN NEWS, *
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Rahun, Oct. 7.-.Mrs. Nancy Owens
Was serioisly ill last week but is able
to lbe u) again.
Miss Maude Pearson, of Clinton, is
Visiting Mr. and M rs. Dr. Ileason.
ANil's. IDora liabh and .Miss .1enovee
labb, of I'den section, visited .\r. and
.'rs. Stewart. Mahon Tulesday.
.\nl. Ilelton Owens, of Gray 'Court,
spent several days last week with
.\Mr. T. I. Iabb.
Mrs. Smith Martin andl little Aurora
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Nancy Owens who was very sick.
Mrs. Mielvina Abercrombie and Mrs.
Harley Abererombie spent Saturday
with mrs. ieteea Owens and family.
Mr. Stewart Mallon and family 'is
LURENS, S. C. C TOB1PR1 9, 1918.
ited Mir. and Ar. Archie lunm, of
.a.;iey Saturdal~ly.
Tholtua Owe n.- 111d i lI I'mY
""'x-OwI:: visiled1 at IIhe homet W'
\lIr lob' tllt SaturdI~ay ni1'ht :1111
r. SIran \l: hoi m an Ily aii
M : , Aa: rie .a\i on visiid Mr. .!lo !
W,0' :11 al ll ily. of F-bliloh. :Sum1id.v
Miss-- Alliv !!abbl, after spomlding~ :Zvv.
(ra inohsil I inl .\shiievillI, retrnilcd
holnu Tiliursda!y.
Is. IoenI Ie II( - : Il anIId n( I hIt!I ler.
SCoraI, were inllnrn sonn
V'riday.
M.T. Hi. 11abb etllcildren1 spenl
r d1. wit ii Dr. .1 l.\lrs. lleason, 0
1-:deni section).
Mr. ih1is11j1 Owenis anld 11mot her visil
cd M T. T. I. abb and family Friday.
.\Irl. (Hlmn Martin andl famlily, anld
Mrs. Nancy Aliarlin, of Warrior Creek
mIi--on visiteld Mr. and .\rs. Smith
.l rt-in1 S. I IA(t d y.
Alr. and .\ls. Jiml] Sullerel and
FItNly, an1d Ml-. Ilob iHolt and family,
of IHickory Tavern sect ion, visited
Mlrs. Florence League Sunday.
J. C. Burns & Co. sells very near
everything you may need and they sell
*he same goods for less money all the
Sihne.
LAND SALE.
Stait of South Carolina,
County of Laurens.
CO(URT O1 COMMON PLEAS.
J. C. Caldwell et a], Plailitiff,
against
Mrs. Dessie C. Norris'et al, Defendant.
Pursuant to a decree of the 'Court
in tile above stated case, I will sell
at public outery to the highest hidder,
at aiirens C. H1., S. C., on Salesday
in November next, being Monday, the
-ith day of the month, during the legal
hoirs for such sales, the following
described property, to wit:
All. 'that tract and plarl'ation of
.land situiate. lying and i'eing in Water
loo Township. in -e Count11y. in
tile stite of Soul Carolina train
ing Iinhety-six (9 acres ie or less,
w11 watee, at hi( < ed by Saluda
Iivor. and lands Mrs,. H(hec C.
Ilinderson , lands belonginig to tile
at' of W. B. Whartoll dece'sed
an1d ot heirs. pIlon the place is a five
rooi1 dwelling house, an orchard.
Some good bottom lan(l, and plenty of
wood. Said land in good state of cil
1ivation.
Terms of sale: cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. Tr the
torms of sale are not complied with,
the la ind to he re-sol1d on same or1 some
siuseq l1en1t Salesday on sal me terimns,
at risk of former prihelaser.
C. A. POWFIR.
C. C. C. P. alld 0. S..
Dfated Ot. -1, 191. Laiturenis, S. C.
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EEV:THE F..ALEECRO AT HELD.RFAL..
NEW FALL GOODS'
..At....
W ILSON'S.
A complete assortment of silks and dress
fabrics of every descriptio , hosiery and un
derwear, blankets, flanne and outings.
The Latest in La ' eckwear..
Owing to present market conditions these
goods are offered at prices as low as they can
be found anywhere.
W. G. WILSON & CO.
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cand ma.I peEwrE"V;sr SonaJLcc k.yV; bouh
eah on Lle o f -hes0oe3 h Ors esIe% and I
guarantee ea -ch and every one t
be so und.o CoDme121d avxnd see them
D.CO H.NOT