The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 04, 1918, Image 4
aiiitI ript ion it ricet is *1.00 Per Vear
P'I~aoale ha Adt unae-,
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reason. .b
hit;eeuio Cb
JnuaryV or: uters ni l', Ie over
ks thle valu ofu l i.
ad vertising. LerI fro m doing.
Study the pcople's wvants. Anic
pate them. Make your store news
timely, helpful and scasonable
and keep advertisingly at it.
People want what they want when they want if
The people of liaiirens, while regret
ting to lose Rov. .1. M. Steadman as
lastor and citizen, are glad to kuWv of
his appointment as Presiding 'iElder.
.Ilis broad-Imindedness, cordiality and
deep spirituality are appreciated by
people both within and without his
congrgaltion. The best wishes of all
of it. go .with himan as he undertak es
la rger responsibilities. 1His periodical
vi: in thoe cou111se of his new duties
wh Ok ! .-.0 , r--0 of pleasure..
M.\.. W. S. .\ANNING,.
Th Syma311)ly of the niril e siate,
'alt tIov. anrd .l . l ing in
the b1as eis b ir ia. ' i
ie Yi41 on , wel t
ltree-.sh it lab lh uis hasft'((~ altei
letaboulIt l~t rWdces frposibil" le 1I
b~~lvh dangers fron thouuerlr'ie. It is
prlem ~hat) will be) didicult to so
The f .irs war ing (bfli a onflict1( btween
redear se waconded t oter
the .\m:.iennlFedr lo(8 of lbor
wOl)'' epl ~ec~tyo ~h
lht.1 "nlot itlOn hi. I hlanlll ito ead
,ine duru55thr ar in helaterd i wage;,
betherco.h aiing. <ltseranidonrtr
hotu".t he asant- tie thoeabiltyio
hei Inresed withe thr advrnetii~
aner in nedily reurb1(ino partfiteri
anromj-intf the hg cost of lwiv
ingrto a gratial rommertithn sini
laor to nth doutan the ailityore rea
lonabwens ofa o to al ma a ini tan byaIe:
at huodrisentleelt no of the abiutr
oflsome~ acyt.a noreats'eduat.
ias increasihelbo wage th eadne il
wages 4ithoutg ato anlower. Waco a
-paid the cost? Olorical help, unor
ganized labor and tillers of the soil,
mostly, the last named particularly.
Wre differentiate iarticularly betaeen
the farm laborer and the fari owner.
The latter belongs partly to the c(il
italistic or employing class and has
eni.joyed a pa1rt of t blessinug of thi
c41) ilry's prosperity. The farm labor
Ir hw hired :I man, the sha e-1roppi
th wom o,, 1ys an1d girlS 'who wolL
t ers they haNve 4)
S m14 :;'lten less ot of I .i'
\\'Il1:I 14 v.0.1 ~
t , his o n , etcv., wil b
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i I :I ront IP Ie.)
bNV .-x 1 Ii s t1 h ir
ownilra. I I (1141
1 .l. ilt m y at im e Itha t I have nit
n w r :-dy. Tite onlly tin i lu u m
INr' .ll elcar. to lint, is that it is" not
faiv cither) to the ubi or to hOw -
ers of tle railroads to leave the cities
I ion ulnansiwered and that it will pre
se'ntly become miy duity to retliii
cont rol of the roads, evel before the
expiration of the' statutory poriod, unl
less there should appear some clear
prospect. In the meantime of a soul
tion, namely certainty and a quick
stimliation of private initiative.
I believe it will be serviceable for
me to set forth as explicitly as pos
sible the alternative courses that 11,
open to our choice. We can simply re
lease the roads and go back to the old
coditions of private management un
restricted; or lVe ean go to the Oppo
sit(e extreme and establish complet'
goVi Ill ment ownershlip; or we cal
1414)1p1 111 il rIl('( iie course of m(odi
led co1trol. 111( r a 1110 r llileod al1
allirniative'.4 public4 regu.laionl andl uii n11
de41r u4 IaiI 'or it ion.; of the la i.as w:1i'
44''rm1i t :4 S jein 4.:e114t ilon 1 1l
-''4ib. .mm readv am'ax
'st rha 4h rodsfrm.he' rs
all he' merelya prlgn the 1(period41 114 415
o'' donh11t and14 11nlcrtaily wichel is4
hrtfu [to 14ver'' y ilt)erest conlcerned'4.
'No li'ESTi .N0 PEA('E.
444' on1e4 who1 sulffers1 froml a1 badl~ back,
4 lidnaey l'ills. lie guided by lheir' ex
.\lvs. I''. 1I. Rldile, 125 llolmes S-t.,
t.(l1rens,4 says: "'Kidney troule got
the( upper~l hand1( oIf me several yes :'s
I aigo and1( 1 felt. ise 5rable 4. My ba':k1
and1)4 shonuidors felt. as if there 1"an a
hleavy weight on t hem and( aiggravat
ing pains11 took thie life and amiltion1
ouit of mie. I had b)liding dizzy,
splls and everytinlg would turni I
bilpek hefor'e my~ ('y4". Morninog I wias
so 11am1( and14 4101e 1 coulId hauirdlly d1ress
WVhen I hellt over' I had t~o h101d (ontc
somleting and headaches wvould of
ten come Onl anld I thought my head
wvould split. My kidneys dlidn't act as
thIley should, either. I got Doan's Kid
Sney Pills at tihe Powe Drug Co. am11
tthey soon put my kidneys In goodl con
d1i1ion. I continued ulsin~g Doanl's an14
they entirely cured mfe."
60c at all dlealers. 11oster-MilburI
j4o., Mfgras., Bfallo, N. Y.
r1 ' "OW A NY 011f ('AN
No 1il'lIs .HVE PitETTYI' EVE:
- No girlW(prtty It' her eyes are red
e. :'traiined or hlave . dark rIngs. ON
WAV .\11withl tforC JLvopt Ik eye wasl
dwIll brIghten le eyes anfd a week'
4' u1se will sur'lrrse you wIth Its iN
.*(l ~~ CU0iLIC results. A sImall ob111l
a I,avo1)tik often makes eyes healthl
Ssparkling and ylivaciius. The r'uie:
chmange will Iree you. Alulminut
a oey cup di ..'.M ueka Drug Ce
DEATH OF MR. JMEEMIAH STONE.
WlI Knwn Citizen of the County
Passed Away Last Weduesday.
Princeton, Nov. :3o.-rhe community
was saddened on last ,Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. 27th, to learn of the
suWen (Ith or Mi. .1v(ei-nliah Sto:'.
le hadn't beeni so Well for the past
1e'w weveki, huut was never willing
lah' hIs h.d ntil Just before the v'.
camloe. whlich was cau1sed1 by sotmithin:
like iciuti indi!cst ion. Then the on
enom ~ ~ O cooad h v -epirit. of
b111 cived }mww :iditer, Cath1--wm1
2 l ':'y :,.mv:e'ired. "' !~is well".
l. mene' was 12: years oft ag
one o I h'( mo;21t ar~rsiv 4\' 1'
ers f Lares inmi. fu exc le a
citiren, loyal ;:riend an1d patriot. tak
all nelive illter(s i! tlhe sclool .1,:!
ilurch l in the conmIlinty in which I
li'eud, ani as ll in thea h 1igh(r: 4
wt(m by a61 who knew hint, I r
nuihor of y. 1h: hw 11:d lived a he:
int (hi:Tipu ;;e. trying t
his I.)d da:: by day. ju't as his li
Ir o'bl have h12v i do, and w
.t lI ll il -l . .m. Mt l.f wa 1*
rie:1 :o .\lii iLa K i ling:m rlth. of L;
rcn. cewmuty, ainmint ;'." years 111o aw l
:-ri;vi by his wile and fI'e foliOJ.
ing chbiren: Dr. Diamond .
Ni kols. of Gowga: .\I aber, il. .h
army at Louishma: Patrick, in Francr:
ilames 1'. ani the two youngest. .11
sph anld .\Marshal, of Prilnceton; AlM
(s' Ilettie', ofr Mountville and Felici.
of bimestOne college. Ilesides h
wife and children, he leaves a hoo
relatives and friends to mourn their
loss.
The remains were laid to rest on
Friday afternoon, Nov. 29th, at Mt.
Bethel church in the presence of a
large concourse of sorrowing frIens
and relatives. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Ray Anderson, of
baurens. May God's riehest blessing
rest u pon each member of the famI
in this hour of their sore bereavement.
A Friend.
SPANIS11 INFI;'I,-'NZd
TIA N W
Cw M.'. Lll
Id TA I Ipirmie ( 'm~ .i(i Ilor I be
Tha ( \mr lwa TT Bneatle. Ian
t r\40 Oier, fCre t (ar 't oN ev4r."." -
. I lii I giNe. lltu a11 r 1(0 i
ToPr1i !esent urt'hr f, (ht .' .
Tin18 apollig g(avne efor Enih o'
t(eetl n f rst~a l hmi
A r )ll h :'slget o 'l i S
Ie kni ( :'4)b, ihai
!"t>hr 4l. Soili ('hol la ryths l,
.i4eh half hurli ort's.u t n y
n'ouf (linedawpbah of Ce.A ioiti
pulr, dhelic e rm biliedi.ii t
u.rsa o y1our ofe troae anu
i lon o dtheoying daym bfor leeiiav
So'clock beIn w~p okenorl, ty ro
n inrlI'ryol yorwIch (lracticalllia
.to,(le in ein. ndpsese. mn
Inhfsluenza(' yr wiu:llyb truent-ie (2,
ventd (If el.e morb orfes to. wn
(2(nt head (I, ('rthle. mo or ar
I~ 1 10 of goatas, tay u i'mIn iipnej
Kour l'1( ao' '1erio:(I sle:s cah, thle o:
bf overal Prertys' wr. Laured.
lriIli ('Vn"O. p casrsoi d(
- wll brsoil Pii (Al e Rit110,01 STV
etate of4(~1l otti (artoliea, f h
ai Paref . . I Bell~A' and WIlNia
t. urns2 rwnn asdminstratoi
4*e e@e * S@ e es. se e
* OWIN4lS NEWS. *
awings, Dec. 2.-Our community
was shocked F'riday, Nov. 22nd, when
it heard of the death of Mr. V.' A.
White. lie was ill only about two
holirs. ' At 4:30 Friday morning he
:.voke loved ones and a physician was
timmondet. All that loving hands and
;:iedieal 1kI! .ould 1(o was done./lbaI
*rouleik va:; I lip PISe of 10s death. .\i
\ 'hite Vas 6 year., old '11di t - h d sp-nt
.-; tiir 111,. in) 1i1 conmilm ity. [it,
I 1a 111al polIeemia an '111 ni intld I"
ifainiet'. None were 10 poor hii
She v~ulbefriond, i1' th14y wore
ne1d('1h0m, noir01hhor could niol
omlnil an! ai wiil uiiss h1lim.
The ianera"l "ervive.- were ho td at!
: heni~ce I Siuil4y a4'ftr10oon, Ntov.
rd, e~l.'ueI' by an ol flirienl anW
T1 oalofferiligs wlero- manyr
)tiful. 14 I t i rial n' ik thI
em trr a !lamonly. Tim. pol 11 n
- r \ l . r, It. 0 .
V. 1l',V' w . 0
* 411XIALM VT 1M. I
Notltie-- -1igt with t ,us your houses,
ot's and farm1-s, e 'Iter city or (01111try
:roperty. \'e vill ariraIge a trade for
you. L.aurenas TIrust Co. 20-5t
Property Ow 'ners-Let us rent and
collect your sents' for you. Mither
itwn or couintry property. By the
month or by the yeur. Let us do the
worrying. LauienIs Trust Co. 20-5t
T.-For Sale-1918 model Ford touring
ar. Ii good condition. J. H. Nabers,
at Farmers National Bank. 20-it
Lost-One liver-colored Pointer bird
dog, with white breas't. Answers to
LARiVe of "Queen". The tinder please
return to owner and receive $5.00 re
ward. Dock IIII,' Watts Mill, S. C.
20-It
Lost-At Laurens C. H., salesday,
Onte calf skin pocket book containing
:oIle paIpers alid about seven dollars.
1,leward if returned to .J. II. Cuilbertson.
20-It-pd
For Sale-At once, some firsi. clasS
1.a rred Plynuut It Rocks. J. M. Si'nd
mani .'ures 20-It-lid
'1 les -1 v..an1t my frildlsii. a1d els
rs 'I , to knom4w that;1 1 :111n back at
tbb th i 'y ar 1 ilh a flne lot
1 c.: for . o-1 . (' 11 end ::( v thema.
h11 . \\ . It. b . i
1:,) 4 1t
- ra : ' I(o r . '.'. I
I i To1 bu farm ofI!i Il hout I i*
Li"N Ir il.aurens AdrerIt iser. 24-21-In
i' Sirliyed -- (Herkshire shoat, oni Nov
fa s ans lit. .5. 20-1t i-la
Wa 1'iringr tm Tlrspatusers- -All per
SOnls are1 heeb ('' warne.1 'I(d bp jon iienal1t3
- of the law~ against huntinug or othier
wise trespa)ssinig upon~ myI3 lands. .lrs
44 I. O. C. Fleming. 19-2
More FEggs.-Mor(.2lggs 'Tonie maker
'""your hiens h iy more eggs. Calli 01
-'write .\is. 1t. 11. Ken'Inedy and~ le'ar'
Ith le way. Liaurens, 8. C., phone 1I.
19-2
. Fo r Sale( -Cook's ipr~oved1 H ij
Shioll andl ('le'elandl liig 110ll (Collo
supllity is e'xhauisted. WV. I. Knight
TIrespnss Notile--AItll persons ar1
hieireby warned (( again1st hun11tig or' oth
er'wise tre4spiaiss ig oii my Iands11. Thos04
dtisregarinlIg this warning will b
proseeniecd to thle full extenlt. of thi
'sildes Want ed-We willI always giv
V Ou the 11narkl{et price. TBring t hem It
11:. Moseley & Roland. 18-6
rt Notie -We do hemtitching an
Spleot work. Satlsfaction guarantee(
r, i Snger SewngMachine Co., Gr'eem1
mwood, .C 1(-5t-i)
al Twenty-Five Elear Automobles an
,. th le LaurenCiis TerriIitory to the dele~
st who real izes t ho situatIon and cani I
U nance automiobiles. Specifleations
13y fortyv hoise piowe r lied Seal (Continer
10 I 'il motor, iiorg & rfeck{ clutch, St ron
Is brg CIarhrbutor, Iltotchk ips drive, Tin
1d k -n bearings, Stewart Vacuum, whlee
1(1 , - 1a' il, in., price $1 p75 F. 0. 11. fr<
fu I ary. Klcar. Motori Sales Comipgn;
il,-:111i0'fh'rn. Ulst riot O'1lee, 1502 Candi(
ly jInl'dlng, Atlanf-a. Ga. 15-I
SMoney to LendV-On improved tarnr
44- on most favorable terms, and at Io
ms..~ interest 1-ate for long timo, repayabl
in easy ,jnstallments, Loans clost
promntly. Very eannna axns
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Du-Pree, Mr. and
Mrs. It. 0. Hunt, Mrs. Margaret Du
Pree, Dr. and Mlrs. J. W. DuPree and
Misses Esther Todd and Alico Owings.
Mrs. Mary Putnam and Miss Amanda
Putnam wore guests last week of Mrs.
Komper Henry, of Due West. While
there they witelosed the mnatrriago of
Allis Dernice Henry to Mr. Robert Me.
Kenzie. AlIes lieuiry has visited here
a hor ;ma ny friends Wish for t.he
ha'ppy voltple it lontg, lappy anid prt.oi.
ru t()U~fe.
M. ( arrie Oln vee is visiting her
l rs. iLeoia ( reshaim.
\l.. and All".. IZ. '1'. W ilson were i,
imraurenTs, Saturday.
Reov. .1. A. !"rck Was the dinnewr
IreK~ clossi a yeee.ful yar's work
at diarmttonly and the latrntony pteopl
hate to have him leave. Ie takes up
werk in Aikeni.
'rer v nm h it .\lr. and
AlMrs. .1. C. IDuitIrvee are leavilg Owil .
''hey will move to \\ooulnft. We will
Is them inl lhe chutch, rocial andtl
M)'1:iers!: fire of, H-*i plaewo.
lDr. 1). C. Dneof Pl-'outainl Inn,)
a binhis visitor here lMonday.
T:"(. notic 11 1.hat oi the 1h (dy of
)''i .' . 111A, I vill1 ren ,e a f0nat
ofui of' our t an d doings; as Ad
t'iiniJ ratIrs of1 t 4 ('slate of T mm1 C.
.10ohn son deecased, ina the oilleo of the
.l fe of Probate of LTauritens.ti count y,
at. I I o'clock, a. im., anld oi the same
day will apply for a final dischaigo
from our truat as Administrators.
Any person indehted to said estate
is notifIed and required to make pay
COA L!
For Coun
People Living in
Gel C(
Coal en for e
Rico co" . *
~A 0
4.-1 -A t
The Light thai
No glare or harsh hr
tct tesfied and reflect
1 1 whIte handage gaIzc
I ~ low glow, clear an1
I. Lamp Light.
- This lamp .scientifi
gives kerosene light
Istrain the eycs. S
always dependable
The Rayo does not
is easy to light, cleatr
Aladdint Security Oil givi
dealer will gladly show y<
STANDARD)OT
(NewJe
D ahimnore
t Waishingit', D). C.
Norfolk, 'vS.
.Richmond, Vs.
d
LI
mnmt on that date; and all perons
having clains agalust said estate will
present them on or before said date,
iduly proven or be forever barre'd.
HOMIN TRUST COMP-ANY,
Administrators.
Nov. 6, 1918.-1. mo.-A.
1i:'o of Sthiii Carolina,
Conty o I..aurens.tJ ihii0ottt
1y 0. (". hoe llptoil, P(tlite uitdge:
%l hero:, ; 1- tcargo llunior niado suit to
ie to gr- I him L etters of Admlinirhftra
te1 ofic o.I hto nad el . of Al1 0a-d
-e ib::rd:'r 1, to im ad nl
t it- .. O 111':' t i to
C 0.) thi 3 the be ' - 1po -
:( . -01 r p-illicalon ;-re
o! 11i n'e ot~k in) th. , e o to
I,. c'.
A Tonic Laxative
that will removo the bile from the Liver and
cleoano the i t im TtROUGliLY without grlinug
or (iturbiuig th stomach Is truly a Perfcot Lax
ativo.
SAX-POS WITH PEPSIN
is tho unmoof a Reliablo and Perfect Larative
wileh si-aelieves Sick Headache. 1)lzziness, Ih
digetiol, Stomach Trouble. Gas and Pila caused
by a Torpid Liver and Constipation. Always use a
Rollable Laxativo in the treatment of Coldo, Grip
and Influenza.
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN Is a Liquid Digestive
Tonto Laxativo excellent in its effect on ti e
System, both as a tonic and as a laxative. It i
lust as good for Children as for Adults. Pleasant
to take. Children like it. 60c.
Made and recommended to the public by Paris
Medicino Co. St. Louis Mo., manuuactlaega of
Grove's Tasteless chill onic.
COA L!
try People
the Country May
la Now
very boxdy-the best
y CASH. Pleac
*no rn coal as
it.., MI
AMPS.~
neverfail
liiance to be/m
iatc ts best-cn't
noply designed
smell or smoke;
and rewick,
as best reitls. Your
L, COMPANY
sey)
, Md.
Chasrlotte, N. C.
Cha,.rleston, W. Via.
Charleston, 8, C.