The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 30, 1918, Image 4
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I ! i r d oi lThank)s: One
( 1 or% e d,
. 'mail !vattuer.
ADov e N JUncleAdsays
"A d v e r t i s in g
Is a Legitimate
Investment'
he camnot afford
ato -ad A i
er~ -a r.:lv ex .rs
his gn .Alt x
under the sun. Of cau~ e, t
man with a imall Lushl cannot
hle c-.ai: :arce at les wth
a t v i tii - r- - a jnttn-dj.:c -:- i
used per atm'y aor' nTal 'et
ly. S..p ~ a:.e w r ac':
a. d .1te a tti i ica:1 t:et y jac
aitwit \b a p.r': roth.ranam
A'The cie t h adrttis tise cumlte
i 11E W.\R.
a t ti n r i r a tv :oetr an
?I ru :0 paw ible ;warc neoiaio s
~71w :1.temeInt tat. "Te tha b--na gov
it(Ion- atit w1 i \Vai ds pUoposals for an1t
artniti:A e' xas itiny intell ast a
anicth1 *!.ok(. to Ila-eth allied gov
zrnim t. on a level at least with the
Gomrmanis in flesiring an ininterliate ces
fl ion o* hi;>silities for ''military ra
s3ons'.' The Gvrinan nmilitarists hiopjed
that with a "rotiosal for an arm
m f o ilth, allies tlhey could
Imir fool the Gerin it.'tople into be
'mV mhat teirO militr hiwt Was
tifi i a dominalnt factor on til(he w rstrn
I on i and Ittr tl allie l gove r'tntien t
were aI . :nxifus as they'to uet out of
tie ar c(' h best t ris theiy coil
inak.. \\ h IIh-, much of an advanl
I :t iini ' e110y hoped t i to tei
faca .. . Ther is Ito reasola Io
ml.. . i --- i .I (t with Ith im in lasur
sub-I aprioty ot lt) ho alie it(any
IIIa o all 1rnt :.t at Ot . allie-s w ill
.i il ' pr, -as as neh to nmake.
Etw h iy speak;. if ileil thaley lo
nwfo ? :!h( Prste 's t Il. (;vrm1anls
righs aein. th" ains wil e in the
uMna.rt- Of d inan ls rat lr Ithan pro..
Woa \henl the allios demuand, as
Jht'y proba'bly will do, that the first
sh-.; in approaching peac shall ho a1
n I'for ar0usic terms fron a av
risin-dlw~ rHrsnaie h 11ig a
.)a' f tru ve w Iwmo be!.Inl to foll
ss'.' M dto 'hi- or wi'itu n : is. W.nte
in ar lii aathmi ail s i s i
Connan e i\ iiee~ anyt ihing es bu
U ii I n lif't a iI iti-n l o d .
f.at e (w i 't ' to i keep o up onat longer.t
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1110111E THAI.N T WO .31I1,l. 10N
G 0-'ROM 1 *'.\IT E-1) ST. :S
11orr1epon14 11 vlc ]leIv en Svecretary.)
linker 11n4 Preshdent Wilson ..is
vloss Nnmher of Soldiers Embarked
for Part in -ightlii.r Overseas11.
Washington, Ot. 23.-- Iimbarkcation
of 2.410S%9: .\mricaln soldiers to par
ticipate in the war overseas was d is
closed by correspolendence ) between See
rotary Baker and lPregident Wilson
given ou t at the White I louse tonight
at the sante tinte that the President's
reply to the (Gernan note was made
puIblic by the -state departI ment.
"I am silre that this will be a matter
(f dleep gratification and assurance to
the country," said lie president, re
plyin3 to a 1litr froin Sire tary Ba
kor ' re ortin. on tilt! 3 eit' of -i
who hav 1 S.il from) .\nv-rican por'e
to Orlolw-r 21.
Thei' corr'''oaal''' fol lows:
"War imparlilent Walhigtn, Octo
hOr 22. I:IN.
".\I v lh-ai r .\t. l'rcsi'ment:
".\lor'( than 2,111111(0),0 .\mer1icanl sol
dils iav snaulel from the ports in this
coun1try to participate inl the \' *ar
over-seas. In1 reporltiig this fact to you
I feel sur' 31lu.it you wViIl be interest'M ed
in Ihe folowinig data showing Ihi'
pro4gress5 or our military elfort.
In nay letter of .1ily 1I, 19)I , I In
formiA yill that h M ween May S, 1117.
aol I.n :i. 1l9, ove.r. a m illion me
had cithler' bien landled int -'rance 03
wer~3e i'n route3 thl3eto. Sinice Jully 1.
191 xi~ li Imbarkation by 1mon1 ts have
been i as fo!'0.ws:
temiilwr 2' 1,11.: Octobuer, I to 21, 121,
Grand lotal,. 2,iI05,9::1.
In our overseas1 opierat ion-s I feel
that we ha~ve' good reaison to) he irouid
and Ilhankfull of the resullts obtainedl.
Ourt losses hiave been exceedlingly snmall
conisidlering thle size of the force Itrans
33ort< 1. and! :hii is dume to the ellent
prt)1tionl3( given'3 Ame1(rican1 convoys by
thle tnaa for1Ces 3(. W\e alIso have bieenm
great ly assisted in tie despatclh of
Iroop0~s abr'oad biy the allilltntin of ('('r
tain vesA.i from our1 allies, pr3ine(l
pally those (of Great Britain.
"'Cordially yours,
. '....:, l us .
-- I i -ar .lri. Sec)4rary:
--' m r: i :iito ham your Mi r
of 3 b i tOrinii repoin jg thait 1.ore'
.* -- 33) non1)1n .\m333rican5(3 ohiers htav'
33(ild lfo:n thei portsl oif this (country'1
to pariti'on-' iln t' wir over'3:(a'. I
am3 51 sur i tha tis w ~ill he a ma13tter' if
. lie ((4r13'l atio d reassurance ti( ~'l
*Iin333 m 31 'in ntlating 313 the1 i war and1(
na'vy 13'4 * 31partment upon thle steadly ac
p.1e(nt ion of forice to thle Ili'ra~t ion o
thle woil.
\\Wood '3w Wil Ion.
--lonu N. L. lor ',
TIhe Strong Widhsinnd the Ilieant of
Summenr Better Thuan the We'ak
0tt . l who areo f ble wot youn3 : .. n
who333 ''3 w n . wll 3: Flu ii.-hen,'' d3ni t .wG .: r
i .. 5 \ 1 43.,'.33 13 TA T,, fbl 3* ' ol . l p . ..
3433 y . :i h *',t b.- bhul a n hahi n. th . - :... -
DON'T SCOLD MO IM H ER!
f HE CROSS CHILD IS
UIOU , -FEVL ISH
so .
Lxi., al ' 111 e i e st . la !
mathei i!' te'cena
h.fu ii of
t'I rr, fta . has stor.!
li -o h . d i ' . ::rrt1, ' iv
a t a -;o nf i f -',:ali" r i Syrup of
. iln f w 1nor the foul t
wwe. he Ior h!.. and fterinenitinev
:,()d pa-Zsesz out of tIl., how(:Is and y<l)
11m1%, ak we lll and n l 'ild a ga
C,,('h ieen lovv th"is ha:-lIess, "frui1t lax
iii.' . al mIoIl -rS can rest easy a f
t or gi A" a it.' hecau a:mit - never fa ilsL
mi e hth ir ittle "in:.ides" tlean and
'aii "c at o hd . 'h r -\ litte gi v
f oil iy sa .A4e1: 1 hild tom orrow.
a I "m10 the bor &aie I \-k i ourch dtruti
r~' ra igs 8lcof~ -<'- ii-inia wherl'
l'ao' I-'i:' . w hice dirc s ion0 foi. ia
b -.<h irl-n of 1 .1a and for);
rol.:n-car ;, y tn i Sals E.m
ere so i y Ai n pce IhI youI
K o S tU lN - - - 1 wM re l Fr i c a r to
il * S * i*I 5 5. * . 11. *
A-. J'iiiig, aocns t . 15-1 1i
11*,$e*-W * a' * ''* a garage
;t or 'alti s-o i) r -. 1-1 aer ok gue
lherage I . " " a J .. . IiAks :.
.\:, on. I.5. I
ile o nd '.\a fc Il ah l . ll s a-k
the Lar en,;L 'I'criosl- o liliu d loh
t1:,v'd.iti . of his'lits. is i a lii
wh' I - li,'a tl o w i 1'a Il in s a ll illi
'hI'. 11i nw F I o rd i s. lp. i. i lions
Tnenit-i e lileari 'I xi A Ittobies and
who realies thei 1situat7i-onial : n n fI
fory hors( power Ii d Seal Continen -
ut iolor, ior3i& IT' k clutch, Stroin
I W r S a l e I I S u t1! .. -I t t - .\i(i .
hert' Iarbulitr, A tir h ii d e, Ti -
kin hearitgs, St-w ' Ta cum In, Wheel
Ism i 11 inl, price $137 F. 3. L . fac
Itor y. W~lar .\oor Sales Company,
Southern Ilistit ollice, 15ti2 Candler
iuilding, Atlai ntai Ga. 15 -6'
For Sde -iaxwell toirinig c, two
niik cows and some farnm tools. 11.
'.Jennings, Laurens, lIt. 2. 15-1 t-td
ote-W' hiive opened a garage
an;i Irepair' shitp inl ti old Teagiu
Garage bu1ilding~ opposite Ilicks' sta
ble. Ford wor-k a specialy. All work
4guara"nteed. Hurn'lett &k .\ajor.
For Rent Two story d we(ling 1 on
West In1 r .:11 i. ', x- ant : io i g loai
rIn iti.r ui:h iii Ic , n iwn ast 110.- a o
1er Simpson p l , c n r te bi.i
wate . This b s. s i finl,
I a I boringx'.l~ thulse or W
i.h-:d hme 1o two fa iies. Will rn
for f:'.nol pe ni lot youl mukst
:a-t gnick, -. lnns at Hedn 11,ro1
Unct-1w. 15 - -It.
cotton Semed-I Imvl :all sound- rottoni
sedored t .\ladhdens regard-OH..s (if
wlti, -,ills lilt-ill (Ir Wilere tIli'y :11-1' ginl
11l*d. 1)011 it lifil 'pin l jrillg. Tlle jprire
i 1114, salill'. . ) I . ('.til fln r son. 1 - 1 1,[ 1,
For Sale ---()1 . 117 .\dt0 1M1.\ axv.ell
14ourling.- Var: all1 no firrs: br1:111n io w
-Germany
only
-N1hNA ICE
-Only one chance of a Hun victory.
-Only one chance of causing the fearful outpouring of our blood
and lives to prove a vain sacriflce.
-Germany's one chance is that America, dazzled by the prospect
of victory, might lessen her efforts on which Allied victory depend;
and, through over-confldence, slacken In her prosecution of the war.
--Our government knows that Germany stlU has the frenzied power
of desperation, the wild streigth of madness; anti that she still
possesses that brutal cunning which never falls to take advantage of
an opportunity. She is still a power that menaces all free natibns.
We in America must see to It that the power of the Hun
Is smashed so that never again shall the world be drawn
Into such agony and suffering as it has undergone during
the pa'st four years. Force to the utmost, force to the limit,
must be our only thought, our sole impulse, until victory is
assured-until the waP is finally over.
--Failure on the part of the Individual American to realize that
there Is yet a gigantic task before our armies would prolong the war
disastrously, would open to the Huns their only hope of victory.
-The demands of our army and navy and of the fighting 'forces of
our gallant Allies are constantly increasing and will not end until the
war ends. We must, therefore, carry on to the end-must, more than
ever, dispense with our consumption of non-essential goods and see
vices, and lend the money thus saved to our government -so that the
government can purchase the labor and materiaA which we have given
up. The government has devised a practical and profitable method
for the individual to save in this way for VICTORY, and that is through
the purohaa* o
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
South Carolina Lags Behind
in the Purchase of W. S. S.
HELP WIN THE WAR - BUY ALL YOU CAN
They pay interest at the rate
of 4 per cent per amum, com
pounded quarterly,
STOP' READ
You Owe It to Yourself as Well as to Yo
In Your Gasoline.
Motorlife saves gasoline, eliminat,
and prolongs the life of your motor.
just as efficient for use in Tractors a
motors as for use in gasoline motors.
self will convince you. The price is $
this is sufficient to treat 1 60 gallons of
save you 40 gallons besides making yo
per cent. better.
Ask W. 13. Knight, ask Hon. R./
D. Darlington, ask Geo. C. Hopkins, as
berger, ask Wash Long, ask anybody'
TORLIFE what they think of it.
GET YOUR CAN TODAY
LAURENS MOTOR CAR C
. I Want Several More Dealers in Laure:
Is Going to be a Great Proposit
Get In While You Ca
,J. J. AD AIVS, "id
Standers, Walkcrs,
"GetN.t" for Corns
- uh wvill, id of :aY n? The
n h 's n le(!;I'l Oil en1--.
and th ~-"Go st. T~h
a(( or in in nt diurb you Oif you ap
(I D-rops of "Gec.-It" on th
rll 01' callY. You want a ortI-puol.
er, nlot a corn-.fo r. Yo:i don't ha vo
CORNS
Corn-Pain ls Eased- the Corn Is Doomed I
I o fool w !lli o il - 'ou pt-k: 'hel n r. g
off wvith * ,wur 1i 111 -b-1y u ix 'G i
li". CuIttieg ,v nakew. .orns-. g-rowx alint
oh 'd. \\1hy u ' irriltating salves or
luthi' a iin l t I ' of you r toe With Itiji( or
In;iai ? \\'Why stbi ali n l iil i v
Ihe cf' o I"--1ou) cor
I ' lit : -I . he gl rant (, t on -
i-1 " b it a tr2 I et any . 1ru 110 so1r.
I dv byN. I:reS.& Co.. M'iao i.
tild inii hauiens (111i recoinIInIend d hy . 1 as
he worl-d's bost corn remledly by.LauI
renl;; 1kIlg 0). and !'owe DIrug ;o.
('itationl for I'viters of A dmini11stra-ltfin.
State of South Carollina,
County Of (latiens.
IY 0. G. 'ihotipson, Probato Juldge:
\hereas Mainie 1). labb Illade silit
to m1e. to grant her l1Itters of Admin
istration of the estate and effects o
Thiomas Ii'. Rsabb.
These are therefore, to cite and ad
111011ish all a d singular file kindred
and credil o of the said Thomas E.
Iliabb dvC0e h,-.t( they be and ap
ioar before meo, in the Court of Pro
hate, to be held at Laurens Court
House. Iairens, S. C., on the 11th
day of Novenbepr, 191S next, after
Iblieation hereof, at. 11 o'clock in
the forenoon, to show catse, if any
th1ey have, why tle said administra
tioni should not be.granted.
Civen tinder iy hand this 29th day
of October Anno Doinini 1918.
oO Or. OTHIOMPSON,
15-2t-A J. P. L. C.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Ha;e
DecatI.e of its tonic nnd laxative effect, LAXA.
TIVt uiJOJMO QUININEt is better than ordinary
Q'uinine and does tinot cuse nervoutisess nor
ringing in head. Re:neinber the full name anud
o'c for the signature of E. V. GROVE. 3Jc.
THIS'
ur Country to Use
F E
es carbon trouble
MOTORLIFE is
mnd KEROSENE
A trial by your
2.00 a quart and
gasoline and will
ur engine run 50
t. Cooper, ask T.
~k Robert Eichel
Asho is using MO
AT~
OMPANY
as County. This
ion. Better
n.
le Distributor for
oni- Carolin