The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 18, 1918, Image 6
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C'oss 11itt, lDe'. lI'.---.\ Very sId
fineral hetr' last week was that ovelr
the body of Ms. 11th Atchisoll, who
(liel at im' Falhet4 Is . .nv at .1loilit
Ville of illt~OilI/at .111d coilolil nt Iions.tI
The bu11r ial wa at 1,iherty SIprium11
Tu'leslay af'ti ril~l l '110 waS CqinlIdI l
ed by lev. .1. (1. \'ils.n, asisted by
Iter. .1. A. \11artinl. she leaves :a hls
Intllti, ,.. Ila -kell Atcllison)1 to whoilli
a d ! k i. 81, 1 14 - o n e1 1 4 5 a ,ils
slie hitl t ' w nll hit' 1 e(i ol14 yeal', 'Ia
it e , 'i olher, hil soveral 4.ro teS
alld sistel's.
This luril in1 at 7 ( 'clock C'ross Ilill
hladil e tirst fatka! victinil of influ nl
za in tih Id a 1h of .\otr .\liller .liit,
obl] I StI s ln 4t t's. (issie t liiti . lI'
had suffred f riloni 1h at tak1 eigit or
nlint( <da andl hall f arlIy <le1vel0o1i,(
fimll o n ia. whItich 11rovel cd atal this
inorning11L . \Iiller was yIu't enterin;:
youn11g mnanhuood. heing sevenlteen
years of age. litI is s vIiv l bI'y a
1VWdoweVVd m1101her fwitlh threce y-Ounlger
chil(IleII ,\\'14 were larl'gely dev ,en4
enlt upon01 himt sinlte the death oif the
husibnild anid father Iirie years ago.
Thi1s bivereave'cd Ca innily have and dt
serve the symipaithy aid care of our
entfire people. "The'lst y- h Ia ve w\ithl
you always." Said .1eus. IIerun
\will' he at ihctharaha churlch lonior
row. Miller wi 1l be t ra lv missn i
11' ai11111 llil olu pe;4 op14.4' ll. In it itht 'more
by hiL4 inolherl 'lnd liclr lilelf (hibiren.
Dukeli s h1:1l (1 .a ' :,i .h rok1.( of' Ilaraly
si1. hy whi *i h : h I
a t 'ie < r i It' be 4 -
w 1t !1 1, it y: '. 1
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all i\
. tl l I I \'l I I uIdI I I I \v n I . .i
h)vi.I i' s ar11 g I and are a4 at:1 hoine.
F OR ('101'P.
"ChamllberlILin ('oigh IRotemedy is
Nplendid for, croup.o" writes .\rs. Ed1
ward I lassett, Frankfort, N. Y. ".\ly
attacks o1 this dreadfiul colpllaint by
its use." This remedy contains 1no
opium10 or other narcotic, amIll may e1)e
given i 1 child as contldently as to
an adult.
children have ben tiu1ickly relieved of
COMING TC
I(1 A18 4S4 ' \A E'i liil TO N, Sl' Ii('
I lr.d,Io 149m 1 i ,1 filr ()ne( Da:,
'o14 i:14 11 in 1-: idemi v e I*(,r- I ic i'I'
to fiv:1ith1 Thru1 \i58001 \'l II m
Tit' \ (Iiii' l I p 'tor
licen41St'<l4 4y the 4 st t i A .t 5 . ;, ml
who 41' hat Il 41n111uiN ii't i no si'
vait, will h . is Il '-an:- Th.
o1v c t I 1at ( l t11 h.11 ile j iii ia <-t .
1)ra4 trained11ut speila:I li i 'in 's' lho i dit
The offer1 to te llw o al on
4and no on. 'ic or tor wIo
l4it al ~T ::Ii I -n dp .
It 4 n ite I i l man'.
doct: ii ,a . ia
taken.'; I ti I 444 t I a4'l~. il :
'11,101184 \I 's o L ii11n ulud
No'i (-n: -ri4l Ill 141I.' V ev11 1
ebnht wek 11 t''4li'1'
'Mli ar \1 4141.. X" tig.~, (1O'
write: I ''ll'Ii' i1504hc 111I
Iwoe y 11(en 11tiilil~ ~lll tIIo
"1 en ht no."i
.1. 1. 10'ws h a now ( , la.,4
Th' o m sl (.\larshall, 8( hl:( n.Aa ,11 e
Veight' week. youiti" prescibed."r11(1
31011 '' 41 N Iar tr et \ l . 'I' Ito 41r s ingler.
gi ana,Al wites J"I'OhaS bIe(n'us.
Re.11. 13 lec ('amaiae 1(1.,
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.\Mr. .14lo)n lolaI 11 Ititier is at
holme with his m1iotlheri, .\t's. Myrtle
M.\-s. .1. FP. .la('tI4 . rIt., Mtrs. Geo.
11inl Mnl .iss Clara I)tcketl
SanI .\l (nhlv inl Iaurens sloIpping.
II. I,. Seaife. of Catnp I've, is
ndi a dw days with Nilt. andi
Irs. \\'. I". Owens, Sr.
1'ri\at, IN-eve f*ounlig, of Camp lack
onl. slpeit le week-eind with his pa
rails. .\lr. and .\Mrs. IH. II. Young.
\Ir. t'aiene Gialloway is at home1
withi hi-, toother. '.\r". A. It. Gallowoy.
Vr. .. \I. l'ilil sliill last h'lurtday
rs. W. It. Owens. .r.. s1ent last
I rily and Saturlday inl Spartanlhurr
withi relatives.
Neilit anl Salie tayos re
liitril to teir homtit in laye'sville
a.-t Frilay ater spemlng the week
.iIt .Mr. atd .\rs. .ltlie ('haitler.
.\Mrs. ,Julia (G rillin is sptending sev
'i: dlays inl (GIeevi ille Ilis week.
.r. .\. Il. Gialloway. oh Albbeville.
4peutt the week-enitd Wiith his family
Mrs. W. 4. Iet'nt is spel4livitg a fvw
a ys in aiiahirg with her datgh.
r. \rs. I,. \I. Kenieldy.
\1r. atall .\rs. .lodliv Chandller enlter
an la nunibe1hr of thecir fr1ientis- al it
11m1o1r na r-ty W:1v \'eineslay ihflt in
i)r oif 1th it vi iors. Nliss's '\lay .
'ho 4 lr i nt were N\t'. and .\1Nits. \\.
) n ..r., ir. atuii NIrs. .las. It.
I. 'ir. . II. (;alloway. NI I.
T anday in VI
la s .I I r I '. \I. 1 ,
*o \\' nni ' ii lii A.l h
a n withii t s.
v ill'.
\liss Vir-inia NevillI. of Navo 1hoe.,
is sp;Itliig 54'Several weeks Wit ier
tmolthe . .\ts. W. G. Neville.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one "Bromo Quinine."
E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
LAURENS
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h4a' hiwith4l lit'
I ~~h 4 it h h ~I ha'vi -tk
un 1ll lf in il i ,"
.M rs.S. .. Ib ker, i m r I
wries: "I am ee i iun ' ro I
anilut 'un Iin\ai your remei
dies.
\ l im '. ( r . I 'hu' .
wrIs I h v ta 1- al h e e i
:a I b 'It- . \\il yo pleas sen
tie anither."
Nt tI I I ct 'ai a 'lete 'i- 'ula for
t 1 P d Il a . i fel . (i'tI' up1
urI ii tei~'it sys'tt hid p~is edi
\la i tttt T T I \\'i -il y.hiN li
Ilclat,4jil~'Ic n h bii(ii~ss(
fi rI etntt4iiI nu
Na'iil I 1 iiiin soi I, lin aeerii'
A id l' ioint' Ittli'lis ervomie
1Tr' le Ian I hliy, Neu alia
.\ 'ima. li'ronctehil, ('l ray, ~Ti mors.
Ini 9:141n . o. to ll . ma. Stn s
OIaian and'(i5 Iea TJroubleI, h'n
* BRE. (BOSS NOTl'ES. *
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The lied Cross Welcomes the loys in
lihaki.
The I e' Cross has bleel for ayIlli
weary 111o1ints file "Grea .\lother" of
the boys inl Ilie canils, th' hospitals,
Ihe trenches. On every Irain now
thle boys are 1coninlg hotne and "o these
lals, who (o splendidIly respotiled to
Ithelir eounry's call tie led Cross
wvislies to be a great frien l. The
mlinie Service Deipartient of the led
Cross was organized to help the loved
ones the soldier left behinl hin, when
le went ilt t he service of hiis (oun.1
ry. 'The governinen reco'nizeci that
nM) nian cotld give the lbest in him to
his cotilry if he left trouliles aild
worries a home, butl. now it is nlot tilie
family of the soldier, it is tle soldier
hijtinself, that the"I lonlel i'rvice" wish
os to befrienld.
I'verybodty has a welcome in Iis
heiart for the returning soldier. every
body is glal anl pronll to dto him a
kidntioess. hut the lied (rss has put
the welcome into wordhs, which every
citizen will applat!:'
"W, yourI. neighbors, speaking
I muroug h thev lRed Cross. welcome your
retuIn. You1 have seIved 1uLs and your
cotillry well in the greatest war in
Iislory. Wliethier you serveil in this
po1)1n ntry or on Ilhe bat tliields o1f
''ran:ce, we ar proi of .*out . Inl your
ahh i(. ws poIlI e ours e(lv . 111r1ou i
h ll r1A o ('as. l hat i l ll (if vinler
wtoIg for nethll: which fie lly in
I1114 to.Wil. e il ( mliii' vall 1:1 Illt
toolt \\'hen' yu 5CiX ti ild yoiii maih
nly 11ha0 thi fre, nel1 in 'r et will
nt cii ii'. Our "r 4:IT sat ortiiiity
11 hl 'w rti'e rin om -ehil.e v1
n )I aulr a'uil re ar tinwer h litl
..% lif)e. \W . my, . 11, , nm ly l o
.oii W'h infirnation, but 11hat1
will ftwie promlptly and l n, rt4
!Y :l'. w<' Sh1:11 l a v thilt i ll
portnit to clowor ina with you1. \%o
shall gladlly dll thr1olulh the Homne
Service Sectionl ofl th Rted ('ross.
"Yout have bli e ll i il 1 lilght for
high i als oi tIle halttll, 1 and w\,
know that youl can he <dlpeildedt up1on
to fight for equally high ieals in your
holne town. We, onl ourl part, want
to continuel to serve you and your fam11
ily uintil you are once :ore settled
in vivil life, with the saim spirit in
which -w\e( wor. read~y to se1v1h1l
thetnIl andl youl .while. youl were tituler
ir i.
The .lan i Chapto. of the 1 <Itl
(ro. ha! on te of t 'h t 1rganiz"!
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itI 7 I\I \ Ni\
limm ; I ll it.-\c 4 pa l~t lI I Ill tr
\l . .L r o in lhibh. aft nr ' .hort ill
\1'll''af in lenz. Kateia tehin of14
hI'l :,set 1er e . Z t\' ce of Owingad
inhlys alhl a411snil s he kylwas lait
Ilvarnig.~'i 11' ill turival ( byr o two
t <l'rt rIltie at lf fraienis.(oi'
1141Is. 1,in 8 C.,li ond til s Allieda
Iab viite d 'i n .~ I, t i pie1n eIns
\':1r. ' T. f an yllabb ; i' f~"ily
Chn onlte leI hanel faml t y f
4 , Tav . . ' S ily w t
&leZk ruzMs Preeif
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The last week before Christmas finds us ready
with myriads of Christmas Goods suitable for Men,
Women and Children in our Cash Department Store.
Combine utility with sentiment and secure the best
out of the beautiful custom of Christmas Givings.
For Ladies and Children!
Special values in Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats and Ladies' Silk
Dresses. A large lot to select from and priced especially low because we
bought them at a cash discount.
A set of Furs is any woman's delight. If in doubt what to give---settle
the doubt by giving Furs. We have a beautiful line in Sets, Muffs and Neck
Pieces.
Holiday Waists, Phoenix Silk Hosiery and Handkerchiefs in white and
colors, singly and in boxes.
Practical Gifts for Men!
Visit our Man's Shop, Ladies! Here you will find all the suitable gifts
for men and boys. Our clerks will delig ht in giving you the corrct ideas for
Men and Boys. No danger of making a mistake. Just ask.
That Boy! Dress him out for Christmas in a new suit. Make him proud.
He will like it.
MINTER COMPANY
Cash Department Store
Happiness Reigns Supreme W/hen a
Columbia Phonograph Enters the Home
JT IS greeted with enthusiasm by all members of the
family--it is a gift that all are certain to appreciate
and to enjoy for many years to come. Everyone likes to be enter
tained and all forms of entertainment are provided by the Colum
bia Orchestra Recitals, Operas, Vocal and Instrumental Solos,
Band Concerts, Comedy Acts, Monologues andLDance Music.
THE COLUMBIA
Is the peer of phonographs. None can equal it for
its sweet, clear tone or beauty and refinement in finish.
It is an -adldition not only to home amusement but to
home appearance as well.
The Prices are Reasonable'
Easy Payments if you Wish
WILLIAM ,SOLOMON
~ Reliable Jeweler