The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 01, 1919, Image 2
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DIALS HWS. *
itis, Doc. 30.-The holidays here
poVed; a !ea'sol of peace and good
%ill. not alone be(atse our11 armlies
have ben i ictoriou0s inl every ncouII(nt
nr d11 so inaly of the boys have re
1lturned to tiir lhomttes, bIt hecause
wl are wit llssini (g today ithe birhll of
h1 nlew time when the Cr'istmas
110n11% al two thousand years old
hall have the ring of verity and
l'Penet oil earth, good will to m11en1".
no lon 'er h anl eimpty phiriase.
lany del ighitful informal social af
lairs il e bvieen given throg'hout h111 el
s'ek, all adding to the festivilics of
he season.
irof. c. F. Brooks. of flamberg,
-int lthe holidays Witi his Iother,
1 s. I. S. 11trooks, of this place.
Ar. and .ltrs. Sitith oyd and at
'ravlive little dauttglteri. ileanor, of
Grenlw loold, and Nils. IEra Iarris a ld
l'lildreni. of this place, spent tlie
'il'tidh' season with Mirs. 11. Y. Sim
ill oS and family.
of. Clyde Curry retored to Yan
ri t~ll Ity'I Tu s1 y af't or Io
Il.- Ihe C il1Ol t o liday it h Ilis
o inM. alr. and Airs. W. C. Durv.
1111 lit~~ ouii' 11](111ei' Ma\' h'l oi ofr
(b' tiN le. into tlt arm ( i I '. aIthe
. aith Alis. hav ri t'iued to aheir
hu f'romin Ih va'riou l amIII ps
tn'oit hout ith'e.AII country. having all re
'oh'. an honlorablat disshll lage: o'ssrs.
Jo1h': ianonL I hrngtest o 1ai. Ne.
0 in, onard Owing "St a , Will To Imlt'i'
utsorn, and Roy "Aloon).
Ai r.and rlt s. . T 'a . ( 'illspjil .1
chibiren, am All and M'r. W mltt S t . . ol is
iLi l li tl d u titer, Alary Cath eri' ' of
G ile'e wer the uesS of lr. and
A\'. IhrrisCurry du't ri' t ng h olidays.
Mir. and .\rs. .\arvinl Armistr .ong .
'i!) "'m alr i. . w.,n companlied hv
ei oitl rli i rl . Idu ryl IIIa of
\\ilminvgton, N. C., ar1 vsiioo
li- 11here this weekI.
Ait ,Ralph I ellals sit enf last week
n Painn S . IIh( gulest of rebuaivvs.
.Arra o mh interg
whilh valme as a1 surpriSe to their.
ny"li frionds. was that of, .\liss alude
andA pant]it
a. . IIddard. hath
III.(%h cron-lly beingll per
ll!,vd ill Founltainl 111n Friday.
n"dcr the aulsices of .\Csscei1
.0eehr thep young-, folks of
teconununility en1joyed a1 Chr:istmIas
tree, at thle School house Chrlistmlas
0ri
Gre
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eve. Santa Claus was present, and no
little tot was forgotten by he Jolly old
fellow.
't'he Iev. I rooks preached at Dials
Sunday afternoon. This was Iot the
new paItstor's initial sermon at this
0.1c". lia m h having preiached once before.
A good congregation 'was lresent, all
of wloni Aeiced to enjoy the service
whtichtI was Ieplete With shlliple force
anl tOv er, velry ilhuh.
.\iss Jewell Curr1y spentf thie week
cnd in G reen wood, tle guest of her
atlni, Altts. I'l1llini11er Cuirry.
.ll'. alld .\rs. Eriest Ari (st 'olig, of
i"iouliti hinll, were visitors at Ih:
linne of .lr. A'. 1). Curry Satilriday
night and Sunday.
'he school at this place ::suined
work Alonday. While tl loliday was
siort. it was thought best to begin
ea ily as so nuch tine had been lo,
owing to the "Flu" (IUa1rat1inlIe. It is
loped the regular routine Cann be fol
low ed from now on without fiutriher In
terrut iion, so as much of fihe tinme as
possible canl be regained.
Witt best wishes for a proslperous
New Year to The Advertiser and en
lire force.
1-:sTI~ill.\Tl.s w.\i{ ('osT
TO .,iAAll ll C NTIONS
Frnhl Seputy nys Four 111u1nd riied
uini SeBeny tll1in Fraines Shouli
he tPahl by IIlns,
ari, I)ee. 2.-- -The ehamber. or
<ti ulies todly disIssed the trovis
io l1 credits for til first quarter of
1 '.1. tIurcing the (course of the dis
4I5ssionl Delty .acques Stern deelar
'lt ti total war expienses of France
would reach 2A,01.000).000 fra nes;
thns,' of Great lirilain he (estimated at
200.010.I,00,i and of fel gium at 20,
100060.000. TIus, lie said, lie allies
could ask from Germany -170,000,000,
040 francs.
Al. Sri recallied that DIr. Earl lIef
forlitli. an aitlority on Geriman finan -
cial imattlrs, in 191: estimated the an
1i1.al inlcolie of Germanty at i-,0,000,6611.
101) mar-ks. To divide eqitIably among,
ihe allies fle war expenses, 'Mr. Stern
coid tered necessar. (lie cteation or a
flinanicial initer-allied conmmission which
would ptiOliition the debt a.mong tll,
1a11ion.;. Th'lis commlInissionl, hle hv
lieved. coul.constIitte tie jurisdicial
basis of a league of nations. Tile ad
lesion of Russia Could he obtai ned, ac
cordiig to M. Stern, by calling on the
sane part of the nation.
Thle discussioni will be resumied to
Present
Fl
e nine-roorl
Stree t an
enwood. Laurer
REPRESENTATIVE 31MEN ARE
TO DISCTSS OA) PROJECTS
Columbia, Dec. 27.--Representative
"teen from ovor the state will mect iI
Columbia at 3 O'clock oi ile afternoon
of -Janutary : at the .JefTerson I lotel for
IIhe purpose of perfecting plan for
an active calipaign to have the Southii
Carolina General Assembly at its ap
iiroacihing session authorize an elec
tion to be held on the question of is
muing bonds In the suin of $25,000,000
with which to build a system of co
crete roads conniecting every counity
(eat ill the state.
A meeting of the ways and meais
comiiiiittee composed of C. W. Copeld,
of Greenville; It. A. Wilson, of Rock
lilli, and R1. OlC. Grabel, of Anderson
was held Ii Greenville last Mlonday
and14 it was decided to call flits more
general meeting ii Columbia on next
Frid'ay. Pollowing the meeting oi
lriday oflices will be opened inl Co
limbla and a vigorois campaign op
ied to have tie legislature submit
tlhe fluest ion of issuiig bonds to tle
people.
Inllt iCe ii mntieu petition will be
plaeed inl ciICl tation aiong the 55,
001) automobile owners of tle state for
their sigl iiurc.W. These petitions will
as( the lgis-t're to subimiit the (ies
:01 of an iltelionR oi Ilie bond issue
to 1t0 people. Tli petitions are to he
ci(llated aimiong tile auto owleris f'or
te rea son t0hat tihe anuto owners are
Ilie ons whose pockets will be affeet
t'I by tle proposed issue. The iter
est oi the $2,(.n0.000 and tlie sinking
,11n"d Vith which it 'would be retired
v:iould be raised byl the tax oii ailmo
miiileis.
BREAKS A COLD IN
FEW HOURS---TRY IT!
First dose- of Paipe's Cold Campouind
reliefe(s all grippie nisery.
I rm't stay stuffed up!
Quiit lowiig and saiffling! A dose
of "Pa e's Cold Compouid" taken
nevry t -o houns ur1 til three (loses are
taken wll e('Id( grilge misery ald brheak
upi a1 se jere col eith1er in the head,
ehist %, ,v or Ii hs.
It proipply o mis elogged-up ios
Irils ani air. aSsages; stops nastv
Idischarg4 of I )se Iunniiing; i i eli(v's
sick iea ach ,i i dllniess, feverisiness
Soretir ol', ,Il sieeZinlg O15oreness ad i
st iffiniess.
It lets without assistance, tastes
niie, and cau ses io inconvenience
"Plapie's Cold Compolind" I, is the
tI ickest. Surest relief known and cost
only a few 'ents at drug stores.
Don't accept a subsi it te.
I
Home
n house wi
and one-ha]
I Todd Av<
'able place
Is, McCormick, I
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ASSESSOR'S NOTICE 1919.
The auditor's ollice will bo open
froin the flrst day of January to the
20th day of February, 1919, to make re
turns of personal property and all
fransfors of real estate, for taxationl.
For thc convenience of taxpayers
the Auditor or his det y will atend
tihe following named places to receive
retiins for sald year, to wit:
.loiiday, Jan. 20, Seuffletown town
slip, 1. J. Craig's Store.
Monday, Jan. 20, Jacks township, S.
W. Dean's.
Monday, Jan. 20, Jacks township,
lRenno.
Monday, Jan. 20, Hunter township.
Mountville.
Monday. Jan. 20, Cross Hill towr.
shii Cross H1ll.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, Waterloo town
ship, Waterloo.
Monday, Jan. 20, Waterloo towinsi p,
W. C. Thompson's.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, Waterloo town
ship, Jerry C. Martin's store.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, MDials toiwnshly,
R. Malon's store.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, Youngs toi., ship.
Stewart's store.
Tuesday, fJan. 21, Scuffleto-wn town
ship, Ora, 9:00 a. i. to 2. p. in.
Tuesday. Jan. 21, Taurens townsh i),
Watts Mill 2:30 p. m. io 6:30 p. in.
Wednesda3, Jan. 22, iltunte:- town
silli, Clinton.
INSUl9
But the r
Labor is I
Therefore
be PROT
Increase 3
BARKS
L. C. Barksdale
ofA. J
S
th four ha
If acre lot, I
.This p1
rm~ or timb:
lihve in
YCOP
~dgefield, Newb
\\'edneday, Jan. 2:, Sunllivan- town
Ship, T. T. Wood's.
\Vednesday, .Jan. 22. 1)ials township,
1). . 1ris's.
Wednlesday, .am. 22. Youngs town
'Ahip, Cook's store.
't'r d .I an. 2:, 8iliter township,
lnonCottonl .\illk.
Thur day, . n.':,sullivanl townl
Th r.. .\. u.Jan. 2:. I ials Iownship,
0\winl"s Saionl.
Th .l Ian. 2:3, Young. town
S p I. Iar 's.
ridav. .Jan. 21, luiler township,
,ydia "'tioll Mlill.
Friday. .ln'-'. Sullivan township,
WV. D. suillivan,. Sr.
Friday .l an. 21, )ils township,
Gray Coin.
Friday, .1an. 21, Youngs IonviiliIp,
Pleasant Miound.
Saturday, .an. 2-, Yon iigs townshiIp,
Lanford Slation.
Saturday, .Jan. 25, 1itterl township,
Goldville.
Please tuake note that the appoint
m1ents will be filled j1st as advertised
and to please com out and make re
turns. One 111111 uisially makes tihe
whole ronlld and Some may, .'IN )iot unlider
stand Ihe notice thlis time', as I have
divided ul tihe terr'itoiy inl tih several
towniships.
All m1ale ('1 t izeIs between the ages
of 21 and (10 years on the first of Jan
ANCE IS
aterial that is insurec
iigher.. Everything
, it's od business
'ECT D.
,our* urance today
)DALE &
'PHONE - 105
lace
. Davis
its and be~
ocated on
ace will be
Wr andS. '1
South Car
/IPANY
erry andi AndIm
uary, except those who are Incapable
of earning a support from being
maimed or from other causes, are
deemed Iolls, Confederate veterans
excepten.
Also all male citizens4 )etween the
ages of 18 and 50 oil the 1st day of
lanuary, 1920, are liable to i road tax
of $1.50 and are requIired to mako
d ritIg the time al)ove spolile( and
Ilir retuin of same to the Auditor
shall pay to the County Treasitrer at
ilih same time other taxes are paid In
li(u, of working the roads, school tis
Ies,. students and ininisters are ox_
ept ed from road tax.
All taxpayers are reluire( to give
township and number of school dis
trilets; al.- state whether )roperty Is
situated In town Or country. Mtach lot,
tratct, or parcel of land must be en
tered separately.
After the 20th of February 50 per
(.et penalty will be attached for fail
uire to miake returns on personal prop
erly and 20, per cent on transfers of
real estate.
20-td County Auditor.
Colds Causo Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the
cause. Thero is only one "Dromo Quinine."
E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
HIGH
is higher.
is higher.
policy to,
with
ROPER
R. H. Roper
itler's
West
Ssold
Khere
lona.
rs8on