The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 23, 1918, Image 4
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C., . secord l A S mal it.ter.
UncleAdsays:
A v eAdvrtising
'y Special Occas
ions Should Be
Sp oci a2."
IPI
- . hejili we .estab-i
hy irevih!i, b cveynils tho
re~ ~~~ * *~' (l teydi b li
The, woln hald a1 big parl
n ll- drv too. doing imuch tie. on
U wok sles ell g nal y $100,000ll
n lon lisonf to them! And lite
.eub: rine the selves, they Iluust 11ot
be o rio'ked. They did thll b)ig
h y puitting 11p lite nIoney. The
Elulioring of funds indini
- e spiril of i the (.ounty an11(d
-Elh e thi fr ;4.
1:1 till. fin)il
* C V
h r
* * *
I In wh i won'(~ic I)t 'iw
A ''a liveslj fv m
s r T IL o-Wo (n rl ers.
ln bhaft (If the cauise I v spresent,
f wi-hlto (IExpr)Ess myt' hearliy aippre
eilion of thle ft ithfuil an d emi ientI ef
for tS. of e'very womianin Lauren1 C~s
Eour th A Liety b oani a sua CCess. While
SiCkns prEeventedV ii ur~ 0 planI )S from
iitIe(( was n ar- great as wE hlad
hopijed for. still Efenerlyand rea;l pat
Iiou fr 1 o'tr io-operain ciil reit nj
. U-'. I. L,. (GR.\Y, Chlirbman,
W\ona 's (o'nitil-'.
Four t h Libety Ltonni,
Laurien (oiunly.
fIo linck to Old TIime1.
"Turn hack the ('lock one hiour Sun
dlay moirniing" Is the ordler thai comes
(oit of Washlnglon on thie "'DaylIght
benf 51aving an hoiur a day during the0
past summer by turnting the clock
forward In the sprIng andl now they
are going to save It by turnIng It back
ward. This Ia a trick that works both
wayv.
lBONA) (.UlIPAiGN OlISERV.ATIONS.
.%iny iIsts of (ond PIurchaltisers De
'eXiiolSecial Notice,
Dm):rin the Uaherty Bond encailmi.m"l
whiL-h chiar'd ;alarday nlight, Inlany of,
tho .' solihoe s .were db'eply iInIress(
with Ih (iL.-ire ani d villin gni ess of
'auyin only Inloder-ate circunisitui1alces,
Io h-1) l'ish ill ioan alcng;. T' in-.
i-ie.were V'o inany that all- of thi ni
'-wili not he r-.alled. On< case was
ii hat of, M.\li Ei het b'. Jones., a h:l
eacher neatr Alountiville. F.he has two,
brohers inl France and said site w\aIII
ed to hwci. thm( iu ip. Without anly
Iu gee.n appeal to her he - subscribed to
n. s-11 vorth of bonld.
.lillo .lolhtim;on, volored. is 71 years
old tuid paralyzed. Ho0 sail he had
iree boy,; in France whomi he tmst
back with his money. IN bought a
.in icnd and paid $25 cash on it.
11. 1). .lohniison. a colored imlan or Ora,
d' sErv :: sicial ientiom fIor hi I(
ivi h i i hcnuts. I ile subs4cril: (I
a :illn 111o ld -nd t went cli anl.
ml d hli,, c o Ired :I.:i .
I I n i, ". T ). i ned a I th k
S il ':- 0 in :I0 %:-n1o i :' t h.
e~~~l N TO N, I: eee
( 1 , T o 1 1. 4,
:0II. . ('o hun
Ri Z..\\ e1b is Ipendin s _
vral weeks in (; leville with her
daugh .-ler,.\ Mrs. I". C. .lle s
.\r. .1. \\hilinan A it spentl st-ver1a
days last wok inll shpile
Mlrs. .iml Keith, of (ol'ijinhia, is
spending several days with 3.rs. .lili:.
( rillin.
\Mr. \\. 1). Copland retuirn last Fri
day fromti I:hirni ls Ilo,;pital.
\lrs. .folio S a ;i ni cic'ijbl.1rs arc
V. : Ih. n y
ii1 01' 1 ;;1
\ir. T, 4,ii
Air Tiw I. T
ir Mn h. i n
i ion i he gr a
Mermids'1 Uiforms.1
book, whenI she ph- soemrnd
sad, "Oh, sointerse witn. int. e
Msetermbauty Unforms."
Ind.zstaes:i "Fisor anii attk ofibron
book, whrouble whpich~ suilly asstails
Ofli1 ithe spinlg isteind hambtrlan'
e(Ioughr ed ithe't onl tig that~l
ie see hreit AfnL.er uin ito
I i. Tles'Ft ut l S ofol. ti
ilienSimson-"eAly hn tugh
you were a great dea'l hini ~t4th an you
nre," Fea'ithetone-"Wha~~X'it gave you
such nn idien, Willie?" "Why, siater
saidi that aill you (lid wats to take up
room."-Life.
Thec Strong Wlthstantd the heiat of
'Summer Better Than theo Weak
Old people who are feeble and younger people
who are weak, will bo strengthened and enabled to
go through the depressing heat of summier by tak
ing GROVE'S TAST'ELESSchIiTONIC. it pluriflca
and enriches tho blood and builds up the whole sys
,tetn, You can soon feel Its Strengtheningl, Jnvigor
atidEffet. 80c.
THE LITTLE PRUSSIA
Editorial from "Atlantis," Nat
That "ittl I l'rusia of the Ualkans"
Central Intrope a; tong as :h thought
Ie iatter hat a chiance of success, and
lhat it would te her polity to abani
( Ion the Teuton at ' he first sign
of Visible defeat, was '-,o 111110h of a
fore , gonev conclusion that oci parative
ly few werO surprirised the other day
on learinig the lvws of the uhixgarian
iinol itionlal suirreinder to General
haiig aria was tired ofr it war, and
oinit ted no occasion to -'ay -;o by
imen insh or her liore ori less official
gnts in neiutrial and otheri'se
frlendly lands. lI'ier parlieimptiaon in
the var' oi ihie Side of the Central
mires was. only thn doninating mlo0
live, thiait of l4ot. The Iulgars n
terac(l lh era tcgl be linse (hol.
were* COnlvince.1 that by * .so dloing!., thle.
vol be ableJ to take l what they
w 1nted frioni (- -i aii all of th ir
n? 1hhlors, thle elbianiw4, Ote Im)n:
i-om, ~ :,11 1h111esanil: at not leadI
n:
v h i . I 1 lh t
uI b il : I ca I IaI o I ha w y 1
Enn. ()n the othe lu"I.h nd G Iran
wi I I sv to It to 11d Ihe wh.Itol]e
lilig ill rcorl time lby imposing 11pon
O worldv t peace oftlie 'good Ger
nonSWOr1l." After. that theo war
woul laI for years. aftiei Hutilg:'ria
overran.])1( 11 S r ia, anld 4(e Ce( anld Roum..III
anla anl dI Tuish Thrice, en1 I thatI
.\nirb-a wouh enie Ito the sI -- n v
of1, 1 he ip u ::ling fr p ople or 1-1n): i1
n-N' y f r r)len v frni 1he4 m
. 1 , i '1ial :to
: I r
on luy an~l nown a I ro o
.\lauhcii n hunl 44 44es.11 (lih J r ies 4 i be
prosecuiiI t to thle full cuen o4iIif thei(
I'or l(n'I-New br owni si -i'oomi
hun:iiJalow) on ('hunrch si reil, onei iloiik
apiply ait :322 Chutr'h FarvHei. :;-ht
Forii Sole--f am '4(le(ting for' sale a
Iing~ seaison. The.se 4'eed( ar th le see(
ond iterop fr'om seed obt a inld froim
l'(igreed(it Siid ('oipainy, lIIartsvitle,
8. (., and i havet been kop'ti 14urli at the
gin. Tis 'olio~n hit s well andii a ('oin
servative es ?.'iiitte wil give mie twelve
hlles 51i1h1 per-l'iow'~ this seaison. Se
Iflres u ptilantin V :all n( o. W.ii'
Kii j h. Lariensoi Ii. i. ao lo ta
Wats .lils.12-1
\~e1l/Oides i tited - --Weowantito bu yanr
hides. iiiroing t(in) m t~oius asnd4 loa
tood'oin . .\iisleyd & lIO'a d - giIa1(
1OFor111fr o ietT 'd tory dwlong o orn
Wes homuen treewoat adjoning I ro..
for $20.00n pc , Jront-re butouiiing,
a1t rooms, onlet Ilrie a light andOf
Itacket.
Wanted--Throe-horse farm to wvork
on shares, In northeastern section of
Laurena county. Two famIlies, all
good workors, no loafers. Can furnish
ref erences. Address "Farmer" care
Taurenn AdrlntIse 12-3tcna
AOF THE BALKANS
onal Daily Greek Newspaper.
t ine when her (rvallis of lliihall
h':etnioNy had almost (ome11 true.
Uike 1 Senior mionlher of the Teu
!oil coalitim, wulgaria was succesti
In des poilinlg hler nik-hlhors;: she waIs
so gorged with loot that she :most
had difficulty ill dligesting it. And
right there her trolbiles tegal. 111
aia fou nd to her utter despiir hat
it is one thing to steal goods and
(lite ailothtier to get away with them.
ier colnlests lad prnv(li such a hur
deni that they threltlned to teal down
Iher entire national existtence. So ill-.
eila the vitoriols fet down to her
klees and begged for pence whiih Is
to be given her onl tIhe, terms and con
dittio s of i r victin s.
h'llese teinis and conditions, in the
face of the well known Burgarian
t reneln'ie, enC)t he made too stroig
iTe Iuia.n coln!f8sCon of defeat and
r'nadac" withi theo term of, the
W .i1e 1r as nothin Ie:, un il i t a li
: lut" rH I i fot
1u Il orb in i h l .r -rl'
J I I w i.m
E a asI'1:~e h ' I & s :p off
I '111w~ Ivi: Ii I
tih !"'i ka 1 11 . P0 o! atu'i;st
for' l t t ltie 'lhti- 1ave .i '1'I-d
before ("od' and llumalmi:.. and 11111A
thol efore pay for their crinies. This
uiinlt in tihe case of a sensitive
peotie 1iigh-it he iiild; hit I he iu
e:u'inns are a Ihick hieaded sort of
people and they m1ust he punished in
a way I hat i l I carry Ile lieeded point
homue.
Ihlltlni., has I e l lucky in thw i ast
I' in.J 1 at11m-lpr too leni(m i-11r
iw lo h r bvhvi ' le frw inl
1 t::-op t w " li-:i nt to lor
S I h iw! M' e W ' -r ?I I
Ie ! ':, V . ve 1he w bie
It 'e-I pu ig I; r th.
h rol; n-!r of tit m3i( : i -i i in
S .' n . I ItI i i
n ilt I (11' - hen inl
.-Po:-;t d the et ir indi(nous
I ol ;) Illan int of th 1.4 :l
Ii I:h ri te.:rmi/ed7v t1h"
-I ii I l
sur ilit tece IPtiCC to wi) beain.
Takli e Ciorrintat
woPeasant. relie fo ier and ta
oft bowlas, ardhosti he traedn
ite'-i hilme way;12 (hillorld ha.; snfferwd
litng fI-o lghn( from t crimeAso bot
('it is abt t ftime it~l111,(1 was tma et i -
safe--adtecen p10 acey t oi fn. s
Yacaotu'r Bhili ou sicp
Pan eliefl foivand
boweys lsa anddcostio0c atyu
digesion. s faul eat! (lganl yof
mots anp d takr an occaggsionlhoeo
Chs, ambreables toh srntss,
yrs dieti.Chrice! G2ta 0-n
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0E AVTV G/ ~Fr/iVt
How about o e of our new "lingerie" necklaces
to give a touc of col - o your white lingerie
blouse?
A pretty fe toon or pendant neckhace for the
girl who is going to graduate?
Or --- but come yourself and browse amorg our
Spring ew lry--- let that persuade you.
NA DAFTER NOVEMBE37"R Ist 'TH 1IS
STOR E WILL BE RUN ON A
STRICTLY CASH BAS S
This step is taken in the interest four pat
rons, As well as our own.
Everybody realizes that prices are jumping,
and everybody knows that if goods were plen
tiful and easy o get, they would not advance.
If goo~ds ar - ce and hadto ge-t, it fol
lowvs that the cashi- bu1yer h1as the preference
in buyringy; he can biuy chepaier and gyet more
prompt deliverics. The result is we Can sell
checaper, go"Ivin our custorners the benlefit.
All those wvho are due us accounts will
please make promptA settlement.
tim fo~) ir t eNoo eathr, bu
Tse i them enore the itstc our pt
an eerboySnwsetater gs wr ln
Coml ng asyot they ame t withce
the goosarts and h asd to sueirbl
low e ofa theatsh bfr hasnh prefeenc
prodpthldrens. cSwters myb
cac aer;in getyur nw
All scrbe ho Thecle Aus acout.. l