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ibscripthm Price Is $1.00 Per Year Payable In Advance. l'uMlsahed bey OVERTISER PHINTINfi CO3IIANY Laurens. S. C. ivertliing H ates on A ppliention n Iltuaries am l'ard of Thanks: One Oent a Wiord. ttered at the postothtce at laurens, 4. C., as second class mail matter. LAMti- NNM, S. C., NOV. 13, 1918. Uncle Ad says: Advertisit Is the Peop.! Guide Pot !" "What's beco:no cf Sormnd-80? Hamn't been1 Coin-.: much a' c on re.':. Pco;:le .ug; yov" rwo a' vk .0 L:> the::i by Sdv :: you d%. If you neg.. :t to 1 I the.i ormed they will 'glect to buy your goodcs. They ill forgct to r:eeber y A. )rtising i o te people' guiot post. hey fo!Aw! t.! ol that le::<: tt .od values and fir tratent .uide them ihta1th: . r-avel in vooir direction. The l''>Iie is as dco,,ndant (. advertiringr as ii the bu!4i.w:'j ,4mf:n Due to all accident at the Boyd's Mill ant of the p we company, The Ad rtiser was; withouit power Tuesday hll and as a1 conlse;Iltence The Ad . rtiser could not be printed in time reach the mails \\Wednesday morn '. Considerable reading matter had he left out for 0he same reason. \'I a ret both hu t hope that our readers 'it exeuse oul1r deliliquelicies. ,ro* *ni* TO \Yl-.1.('O.\ E ill E''II Il TI Il. 'e peoloe of Greenville have set foot a pla n to have the Thi rtileth vision broug1hi b:ick to Camp Se 'r before u111sterin. ou1t and to have great relebration in ionor of the eers anl soldiers of tlie division. e ida had no doltlh already occur A to many people ill the liedmont, It had to us,. and we believe that it i -he seconided to a mlan inI these ri-s. [lie Thrlimth happens to )e Made ull) from t roops of adjoining Ates so that they cold he lmu11stered 't almost ws easily as a hody from -o point as under ally other p11111 *1d we believe that ite war delprt - 'nt woul how to the wishes of the 'hers, 1)othlers, sisters, birothers and lends of their soldiers in view Ilar -tilarly of the) imagnitleent record .ilch they made in France. SlVl'N AREl .\S ONE. The seven organizations whicli ask ntribuitions from the people of the ited Statos this week ate the 'ung .\en's C'hristiani Assoceiation, , oung4. \Vomen'l's I 'hist~ :11n Asso tioll, the4 Na11 1411 tion l I hole \\'ar' ulneil, or' Knighlts of Col'lmbuls, thie mmnitiiIy Serv~'ice, thle Americ 'ian aay .\ssoc1iton, and14 t he 814lva il Arm~ly. IEach o)f thlese organiza11: as5 is dloing a necessary144 work for e omifort, the mora)le( and14 sp1'iita Ifare of the .\mier'ican so4ldiers. TPh' rk of te Younlg .\1i's (1hri1tian :0(ciation anld tile Younlg \\'omen''I's r'ist ian A 5soc'iation)1 are to1a4de1ree iliar 1to evl:ryone. Thei ' ' 51 ial14 rk of thle Wari ('amp s'omenm4llity 1'1le and1( k(eep clIan th 111 oul4 s of -soidierms from the' tim114 ther are afted uint il they starit over' thle ocan F'rance",*' TIhe 'l') Kniihts of ('olum11 , and1 Ithe .1 (\wish WVal faIre I eaguie much41 111e sameiL wolrk for .Jewishi 1 Cat holi14 soldiers1. Thei4 AmIlerlillan r1ary Assorintion has4 11 upplied14 over 04 110)4 1ook-s ofi 144 edulent Iionlli 1natur1 thie ho4y.- to 51ay nth,ing of thouts rIs of blooks of flion)1 andI maga ps1114 hre ini 'n1 Franc'e. it hals lest fih 4 f ii; 44nh r ii a neceipted lon411 a4. ma1k ing just one4 ('14 for bion1ey' it) 'r 14o 1-par1e the4 America people041 conlfulsli and41 trou lei wh(Ith in result fromi 01n' "drli've" atfter (11101a prom111ptly for I the nieed Is 'I and1 1h li eoe ('that )14 111 makes(55 14) war may b~iI e s-a id 1o be ovCer. '? 1(14,:. u1i VI' not) yI 4' een'1 .-i11ld anl1 I451118 irepnible gov'er'imet (is -tent ly Ill thle as5cendan1cy1) athl lBerI b ut the muitao fen milifntrvl n14 complishmonts, of our aqldiers - and Alies have brought their fruit and mur enemies are at our feet. After aver four years of strugkle, in which mur enemies have recognized no hu nianitarinn considerations in tholu' wild campaign for tworld dominion, the armies of right have conquered %nd the world faces anl era of peace iga in. The arimistice terms Imiposed on our enemiles have been harsh and the peace terms will likely be similarly so. But, tarsh conditions require harsh ineas ires. The crimes of our enemies de serve punishment and future peace re(quii:es safeguarding, so it is im portant that the terms be harsh :mioih to measure up to both de niands. Our own future is uncertain, unless we meet conditions as they arise sanely and courageously. The war has brought about a great transforma tion in thought the world over and a :-iange in the relationship bet'ween all classes i.; certain.% Readjustinents in i'iiuro pe have already begun, having a violent start in Russia and continuing to 'the central powers. Socialism is lpreading and is- having it.; effect in this country, though the ejust ments which are bound to follow will not bge aeompanied by the violene" in L'vidlence inl Europe. Our estab ishe( ieiniocratic governIlent will prcvent that. In the South a more tolerant at titu(ev must and will grow up betwee's he Iraces as a result of the Common ntitlict we have enigaged in. Saneness and brotierly regard of 'ach ot ier inl every nation and anmong ill peoples will lead us all to a peace Ind pros"perity niever. before enljoyed *ince the world l'egan. While those us at home have not made the great -acrifices that. have brought these oi port unities about. we have had our ieart in it and the light of us all has lot been without their vailte. War is terrible, but wihen ight ratiher than muight prevails. the ends justify the means. HI*'LES FOR SIPPING (IST M.AS P.ACKAG ES TO SAILORS. * The navy department has issued the ollowing instructotis regarding the -hipping of Christmas packages to a ilors in home waters and abroad: I 'acka es forwarded by parcel post ror men in the nayy must comply Witli the postal regultations and should 1he rnclosed in substantial boxes Witli hinged Or screw top cover to facili tate opening and inspeeling . All )oxes shipped by express are limited to twenty pounds In Weight, shou!d measure not more than two rut'' feet in volume, he of wood, well strapped, and have a hinged or scew top to facilitate opening an( inspect Ing. All mail inatter shoulid he add'ressed a iow pr esc r-1ibed by tlie potal rvegu bit ion.s. All express t'ack~ages should b~e fortwardedci itn en re of Sutpplty Olli(cer. llet Supi~.ply Ilaie, Tiwenty-ntinoth Stt atni~ )1 Thit'd Avenue 04, SOuth! Hrooklyn, 'N. Yi. No4 periishi:thle food produ.icts :1ther t han t hose (tiulosedl ini (1ans or p lass .irs shiouild he lpa('ckedii in iacels post5 ort exptres~s shimnenits. .\tt packauges muiist hd plainly mark 4(d 4 :It'h the niame andl address of the senderl' togethetr with at notation itndi eaxting the nature of the (cOntentt. :ruchl 'lhe Riptly Otlicer at New York wvill (cause eaCh expresexs package to be op4 (inedl andl canrefully'. exam inted to see thart not'hng of an ex plosive or other'! dlanigrous; Chartactert is forwarded. Thei slipmtent of tIhristma pa15lckage1 forl'. I. Naval ves:els abroand shiouild tbc miade, so as to realchl New Yor'k as (a rly as possible atnd not inter thatn Novembieru 20th I. TIol lliId Dii spilay Nov. 22nid. .lss D~aisy Iliarrix;, Iom I eoni ini I trator, annount i'CeS thiat the' displa:y 0of FeI". P'.;dution~ and ('on:: rat ion .'hieh thas been host roned from tim<1) to Itime 01n neC(iount oif the ifuteniz will tbe hed( in the Court houtse on No vyvebe Tnd. .\luich intert~ ix beinr Itaken in the demiostrationi andi a 1tr(e rov: d is hoted fotr. Fera" Idv s ur Yi''CC'n at the .\ethodlhvt *-e "' :idayx vi' i b<'' fol!ar.: tulayi, HehlC) at 10:15; -preacIhingJ at :":e e ing 5ervit a'',t 7:l0t o'Clock. 4i' C\'ening1 neri'~Ce wiltlibe gtiveni (oe: ho ~.V.11 kiled in action in Frnce. P . It i71:TTO I,0D)(F, No. 19, .\. F. MV. 4 ~A rtolaritit conulneatin' of Pal met to i,,Cdge, NO. I10 G da iv t hlNov. la, 19l18, at71 o,'(loCek. Th'iere will C' '''or V. 'i 4lhe' ,jC C'. degrtee. Mciim C. I iPrCd I! attend arn'l visiting >rthr t en weClcoie. K. 0. Andierson, R. R. Nickels, nr--.nfoat. w. M. . e * S 5 e e e .9 e 5 5 S S S CLINTON NEWS. 4 0 S S S V S e S e S .e o 5 5 Clinton, CNov. 12.-'frs. FAgar Ow' ens slent last Wednesday In Green wood with her aunt, Miss Julia Hodges. -Mi's Jtdia, Connor returned to Greenwood Friday after spending the week with Mrs. J.,I. Coleman. iMr. and Ali's. Ton Robertson and daughter, Giargaret, Mrs. J. T. Rol ortson, Mrs. W. B. Owens, Jr. and Miss lnma Robertson spent last Thursday in Greenville. . Dr. J. W. Reames is spending sever al days with his sister at El'berton. 'Mlr. and Mrs. .J. F. Jacobs, -Sr., and Miss Clara IDuckett spent the weok end in Atlanta with the -former's son, Mr. Tilhos. Jacobs.; .Mrs. Jas. RI. Copeland spent several days last. week 1with her sister, 'liss Minnie Little, in Columbia. -Mhrs. John T. Young delightfully en teritained tie Knitting Club last week. Mrs. John Henry and daughter, ot Greenville spent last week with her parents, Mr. aid 'rs. T. H. Young. Priv. Lloyd Adair, of Camp Jack son spent the week-end with his fain ily here. Capt. Theodore Peake', of Camp Wadswoth, spent the week-end in the Ihy. 1 '. and Mirs. George 'Copelanid and daughter, EIllen and ir. Todie Chand ier rpent last Wednesday in Green. ville. l'riv. Gary 'Dillard silent Sunday with IlIs parents, Mr. and .\l's. J. I). Dillard. Mrs. IHenry Yoting is spendilig sev eral days in Columbia withi her son, Priv. Reece Young, who is stationed at Camp Jackson. Irs. A. .. Siiiroles, of Greenwood is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. P. .l. ioland. Miiss Maary Dillard returned to Whit $ * $ SPECIAL NOTICES. $ *S $ *8* * $ *S soe $*e; ; F'or Sale--One Ford touring car, in No. I condition, good tires. Cheap for cash. 1B. L. Clardy. 1i-It-pd Foi' SalP--orti roadster, good con dition. I. ID. Easterby. 17-It Fllr 1Ient-- -From two to four horse farm on reasonable teris. Close to school and church. Good pasture. G. It. Milam, ILaurens, llt. 3. 17-1t-pd Loste-lBetween Laurens and Clin ton one setter dog, white with liver spots. Answers to name of "Rastus". Iteward if returned to The'Dixie Flour & Grain Co., Laurens or Clinton. 17-it For Sale--Pair -pure - bred Setter pups, just at age for field training; good retrievers and are beautiful col Ors. Price $10.00 each. 1). '. Todd, It. F. ). 1, Lauireis, S. C. 17-it-pd Lost--Oie liver-olored Pointer bird (log ; ith white 'breast. Named "Queen". The finder please return to me and reward will he given. Dock Hill, Watts Mil, S. C. 17-1t For ltent-Three-horse fai'm, 12 or 1 a aiCres( in good bot 1toms, kniowin as~ hIrIaksdiale place, near Woodr'ow WVil enuitivatile( condition. . I. (Colttan, latuire'n, 8. C. 1 7-:2t-p'I ~'es 'liep r'.'en('t at-h e --It 'you ''nn sell thet tastest anld mo1(st sat isfa'torv andt mlost < omptleite line of' v'arnishies :'nd taints foi' all purposts, andi if her'e is an openin.g for you in out Sale; 'lDivision in tils or adjacent Ie;' r it ory. To a mian w ho ('an suiccdess ful-I pr ofitatble and perima nent c onneelciion withI an orgaiziation w'~hosed incr'eas5in sales'. detmostriate lig, imminediate and fui tre piossibuiliti('s. Send for apli men~it .\::nager', Standard i'atint & la-a 1 Work I 'lelanld, Ohilo. ,- 17-It -pid For Sale--T'hr'ee anmall tracts i land ('heal), IN'. IB. Dial. 17-1! IoI t)''Fee- - -Il1 igSupply of hog fe'edC ont hand of' different kinds. l'rices ritlit. .1. II. Sullivan. 17-It--pd Fr Sal ('--25 Terkshirte pigs, 8 t 12 weeks 01(1 at Farm'er's .prices, .1 nu. I). Ilun'ter, aitt'ksdale, S. C, 17-2t-pd ---e\\--e do hemust itching andi ien t wvork. Sat isfaet ion gtarnteed.('CI Singer' Sewing Machint' Co., Green-i1 Ti',-;':;ty. I'he Elear. Aitntoobii's andi~ Itle laitrons Tlerritor'y to the d'a ler who teal Izes the nituti oln and~ ('an 11 nia nce atomuobiles. Spldeci leat ionis fot hose' oe li~( ''V''Ied C'ai IC(onItieni I :tl mtor, orig & hek ('lutclh, SItroml ken h'ear'ings, St:ewat Vacttinnt, wheel base i M in., price $27. '. 0. ii. fac ICor:y. 1Elcar .tl otor Sales ('otnpanCy, CStihern lOh:t tiet Omece, 302 ('adli liiling. Atlanta, (Ga. 1It Not iec--- All per'sons arie Iherebey for' !:idden to hunt or't re.mtas;s in any way . . '..:2.;1::A., a1 as; I he Iiutgess om \I1add1etn lplaces. Guil ty3 partt ie ('v'ill be proscetutell to tile ftillCX extnt of thei law, .!. S. ilennett. 1 l-ti c,: most favorabIle termis , and atC low' in C::7 Vins:tallmienlts. b.oans e-!msed prtomtii11ly. Verty r'easonablie ex pen se, 1',D Ikiarks-dale, Atty., Laurenis. li-ti No Worms in a Healthy Chiid All childCreni troutbled with worms have nn tun healthy etulor, which Indientes poor blood, ad as ruhe, there Is mnora or l'ess stomiach dkitrb~ance, G;RV)-"S TASTEL.ESS chIll TONIC given regularti for two or three wecks will ench (lie hkleod, hn provo the dIgestion, atnd act na a General Strength eni~mt 'Tono to tho whole aystemn. Nature wIll thien threwa offior dispol tiho worms, andl tho Chiltd will be In perfect hant, Diacat. to take. Gm.pe bottl. mire Sunday after spending the week with her slaters, Misses Jetto and Lila Dillard. Miss Aileen Iiipp has returned to Whitmire after spending several weeks with her parents. -Miss Nandy Owens leaves this week for Washington, D. C., to s-pond soy oral. months w-ith Mrs. H. L. Scaife and family. Mrs. Hughes, of Charleston, Is visit ing her son, Prof. Horatio Hughes. Mrs. R. D. -Lewis, of Spartanburg spent several days with her sister, Mrs. E. D. Shaw, last week. :Priv. William Anderson returned to Camp Sevier Monday after spending fdvirat: days with Mr. R. .L. Bailey and 'amily. .Mrs. J. Whitman Smith, offBishop ville, is spending the week in the city. 'Mr. H. Y. Vance is spending several days' with Mrs. Guf Pitts. Qir. and. Mrs. dienry Wiinn, of Green ville, spent Sunday in town with friends. Miss Connie Bailey delightfully en tertained a number of friends at a dinner party last Saturday. in honor of her father's birthday. Th )%e pres ent -werC-- Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Hailey, .\r. nea Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Bailey and Mr. unid Mrs. Edgar Owens. BETTER TIAN A CURE FOR SPANISH INFLUENZA Prevent It! Notice to the P b1liC: An ounce of prevention is worth a pou1n of cur. SaIve youl-self and our family from the ravages o( this dread plague. Avoid crowds! Get -plenty of firesh air and exercise! Keel) the bowels moving nat urally ! Keep cheelrful! 'I'Thousiaids are protectingp. thtemui selves aI aiist Span islh iiititeiza atnd keeping thflelv wI 44'Ivell andl happy, (te) siayl, Iwith DRECO Nature's Great Preiitative Get some right aIwaIy-1alaiiys have it in the house sold by Gxood Druigaists Every r~here and by Lair 1enls )rntg Co. ON On accoum and the h pay for cc forced to i quick as meal and ILa. LAND SALE.' tate of South Carolipun, County of Laurenh. IN COURT OF COMMON PLE)AS 3ank of Gray Court, Plaintiff against ire. Sallio McCall, et al, Defendants. I -Pursuant to a decree of the 'Court n the above stated case, I i11 Bell at 4 )ublic outcry to the hi est -bidder, tt Laurens C. H., S. C on Ralesday n Decemlier next, bet .M d;ythe t Ind daY of the month; ing the legal I iours for such sales, the following do icribed property; to wit: All that certain tract, piece or -pa' ,el of land lyirig, .being and situate in ho County of Laurens, and State of Bouth Carolina, known as the home plae of Alex McCall deceased, con aning one hundred fifty seven and >ne-half (15' 1-2) acres, more or less, ind bounded on the north by lands of W. B. Abercromble, on the -west by ands of M. V. Holder, on the south by ands of \V. -H. \lahaffey, and on the 1 4,~ Their Medicine C T i ch aracteristic of tfolk nter they pass the nMlotted I tlreo t,.ro yefari i.iil Won," IU l.ok Iratk over thi 41ys3 tin.t are pono nit tl no itiI LUllf liv tieia over. J fnl tryself, .d, tLevynty-one, 1requeni.ly d.11m g h:1 Ir i.:.art.r t a l.'nttirv, v.hen I Nee liVrCxlf in 11ne I.Wto dirug ,-tore I osned itt, i:vr, Io., nalu" g and teintug a '.ruget able conajiaid t my irlenui nn I enstomern-wa a then : k.nown only 1.4 )r. Lewis' MCietcino for Stomach, Liver tnd lM.owe Coiplaints. l'or ma::. -r-; whi I a; perfectin; mny Forntiaua I rtudiiediii nd inavOtigated %.e l;xa lvea :nt.i cathartici ( a 'au iaarkct and lieeinmo ceoinvi:need that tlher main fault wits 1', 11hAt t bey did t ', c n tho howel!, blit that thi 'Ir cet on was too vio'ent r.il fiiratic, tu t i.i4 1 o10 rayrtemi f the ler w.hihAw l dulo to h fat tint, th-y V. it. titongh enotg'i in tier iction, nolie I tnply nit..i (wn ta n upper cr small inte ia'S. w il oth, rs wouildt rt : only oil the liwer ct' Jara- inte::.ineu, E nd t. it they albned in varial- produced a habit re quiring .ngmncit ed (oser,. f believed t'tat, r. preuaration to pradiec the lic cffe'c" ii t tirst tone the liver, Ohen net 0!1 1.1' 1itimach and entiro nlinien tary Py-teia. I? I .in wan nxeompliished, tlid med.'ihIetIrl vold pIru Irole ao ImId, hut thirotigh ci iIin- on. f (i hivwasto withoit thle n11,1j: ielv-e:.int; rctinsations,, anid miak~o tie ii ir fiee I beutter LAt once. After experkneni with hitiareds of diff rent, enii'o'iitis, I nt let. perfectud tie formiiurIl : I hoat, i - enw kI nouiwni aq Nature's Comedy, which I t-nily beev.! roes further LAUtENS I CASHR it o~ shortage of cle igh( prices we are I Itton seed and labor burn our products ini possible. So we a hulls FOR CASH o] reins Oil ast by the Gr'aydon land. Terms of Salo: One-half cash, bal ,nce to be paid twl'ee months from late of sale; the credit portion to be ecured by bond and mortgage of the mtrchaser over the said promises, iearing interest at 8% from date, and 0% attorneys fee clause, with leave o p1urchaser to pay his entire bid in -ash. Purchaser to pay for -papers. rho successful bidder will be required o make payment of $100 immediately o guarantee compliance with bid. If he terms of sale are not compiled vith, the land-to be re-sold on same )r some subsequent:Balesday on same erms, at ;-isk of former purchaser. C. A. POWER, C. C. C. P. and G. S.. -Laurens, 8. C. Dated, this 6o.v' 7, 1018 17-3t-A Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days DruggiOts refund money If PAZO OINTMENT falls :o cure Itching, Bliind, Bleedingor Prqtrudilg Piles. nstantly rolieves Itching P1103 and you can et estfullcep after the frst application. Price C 3. hest For 20 Years and does moro than aniy laxativo on tho nurke, touay. .Thu.. thuwsnds,q( letters frin usera havo convnoed tot I was right, and tLhat, tho user of Nat'ure's Ransdy as . family maedic.nc, even though ho matiy havo ued a, for twenty-avo yars, never has to increas0 (ho iaso. ty :n:>.flodgo of medicine and the re Aluits Uf its use in mny own family and anu-nt iy friends, be'folo I ever offered it, fir a1lC, cALa'ftd iuo to liavo great faith in Siturc's (Icety fron tho very rt. kAd nio as I find nvcelf nearing the ago whent 1 aon.-t bow to tlm inevitablo and go to anothtr I:fe, :av .r--ttest pleasitre in to -;t fach day and rend tho letters that each mail bring!i fromt l)e(lo an old or chier t.In 1, who tell of havin' used latare's flcmcl'cy for tea. ilIteen and twenty year und they and t'ivir children amn grandchildren have been beneletkd by it. It i3 a consclir.' thouglht, my friends for a man at my age to fie that asilo 1rom h: own stccess, (eno htn dono somethinig for I f.llow man. My Preatest satisfac tion, my greatest h1npiialnenis today, io tho kmow.lcage tlat, toiyihi. 1mo than onlo rfollioll in ple will takeo a Nature's Rilmety (Ni Tablet) and will be better, healthier. happier peop-le for it. I hopo you will bo 0n0 of them. A. H. LEWI3 MCDiCINEI 00., ST. Louis. Mo. it 1,(4 (10.V, A; S.., ?'.SIS rical help laying to , we are to cash as re selling NLY. M ill