The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 19, 1919, Image 3
BRYAN'S GRiANDSON flY POST.
Trip Fron EgIpt to Atnerlea MAude by
Six Year Old Reglitald.
P'ortlanjd, Ale., Alarclh 5.-ileginald
Bryan wen, six years old, on
onl the wily to the honei of his grand
parents, ror'nti Secretary of State and
Mrs. Williain Jennings Bryan, in lal
thnore, and one of the niost valuable
pareel post tIackages ever handled
here, spent a lively and thoroughly
enjoyable (lay in tills city. lie left
late yesterday afternoon for New
York.
lie a'rrived late Wednesday night.
Ills haggage did not, however, 'which
disturbed the maid who has hin1 In
cha'ge, AItrg. Iarguerite Passot, great
ly. c of a nightie and conib (idn't
bother tiegie. however. He puit up
at tle Parker l House.
ileggie is very English. lie is ten
days ot' o onrLoidonl and three months
outt of ',g yp, and latded at Portland,
Me.. front the iliner Megantic. Ills
fat her, Major Owent, is coning to this
country by allot her rout e, chosen be
cause of his health. Ie is ill from the
hardshlits ol the Dardanelles caml
paign. litryan's grandson talks French
very attractively. Although offlcially
a parcel post. paekage, he hin't tagged
or covered with stamps.
"No, I wasn't in the war'," h1e ex
claimed, showing his French legion of
honor medal. A Ftrench ofilcer who
admired the lad, gave the medal to
him. Reggie tri-ed to buy a newspaper
photographer's camera. When told It
nwas worth $1t 0'he said: "That ain't so
much." Tie nurse took Reggie on a
sightseeing trip about the city, which
ie enjoyed hugely.
ile ied Irton llackc't buyers, L. 10.
Burns, R. B. Thonipson, of Laurens,
and .1. C. 1I1'rns, of Greenwood, are
now in tihe markets searching for spe
cll valies inI sping and suminet'
goods for their Chain of stores, and
y'ol cant hank on this hiunch if any
Ithing good enn he found, they Will get
it. Watch ited iTron Racket. stores
for bargains this year.
Seed Corn
Wood's White and Yellow
Dont Seed Corns are all nubbed
selected stock of ig, gern iii
ltittont. For tile past flve
years our 1Bellwood stain of
0oone (onti aty ia won first
prize at the Vir gitnita StIto
Fair for best.ten cars of whito
co11.
Wood's 'Virginia Ensilago
Corn Is one of the best and
]arget -yielding varieties fo:
the ailo.,
WOOD'~
S S
For Farm Garden aro of
high-grade (fality-te-ited for
both puity an~d gernil it tion.
Write for ('atalog and "Wood's
Crop Secial," givinlg prices of
Seed Potatoes, Seed
Oats, Grass and Clover
Seed.-Garden Seeds.
T. W.Wood & Sons
SEEDSMEN,
Ricohmonds - Virginia,
F"A t.NlihS NA'
I. 11119.
It'llSO
l.oans anlltd discountls, inctludinig iredis
..'o('s and1( illis redliscouttd (at her it
ances soldi . . . .t....
- [A her'ty Vaoan lionds:
hllbert 113'I n a ionds, :3 1-2, 1 and -I
IAiber t y I2a ii onds1114, t 1 -2, -1 anli
pledgedi to seurei S. ate (r 01
Stecuit ite4s oithbet' thant i . S. bond~s (t
tunptldged ..... ...........
iPuruntitu' und tixturies ... ....
Chteeks on bltan ks lct ed ottside of
Int eres4t eanted buti not coltlected-a
To(i.tal.... .. ...... ......... ..
I 'IAli
;ulus: fiund ................... ...
I'niidt proft'its ...................
IA's4 crrtenit e'xtpenses, iinteet, and
Amiouint due11 to Federal Itu'ser've an
- t'aith< n' (cheeks{ oni own bankii outsit
(det''i.iits paylei within 30 days
(cet ifleates of dleposit (due4 iln les:
D'iviend lunpaidV.... .........
T'imet depwidts subjec(t to R'srve~' (pa
ject to :mdays or moraie inotiee, an~
Olht'r ihu' depiosit's...........
Ilills p:'yable, other'i thtan with tlIer
redIia'outs t5...................
I ,iabiljji es for r'edlscoutls, inelud~iing
Bank . . . . . . . . . .
Tol'(u.............. ......... ..
.Stae oif Slouth Carolina. ('ounty of
I, ('lyde TI. Franks, ('ashier' of tht
Xiubliribted anid sworn to before i
Correct-Attest: J. C. Owlngs, M
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* IN MEMORIAM. *
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When the days of sorrow befall us
and we feel that we are only sur
rotndei by darkness and gloom, and
when Iwo feel that when those who
are nearest aml dearest to us have
suddenly been summoned to their last
row-ard, that we cannot again feei
that life holds further alluring charms
for us, it Is indeed conforting and joy
ful to awaken to the fact that a life
well spent and gone from us leaves
behind such unmistaken evidence of
love and faithfulness to duty as to
make us sure that the reward await
lig that soul is the reward of the just,
and when we pon1(er o'er the life of
I11lnn1e ")oe" Davis, which on the
2111 iitstant, completed its carthly
tiuissioln, out' hearts are saddened to
know (tlat no more will we see his
smiling face or hear his cieering
voice, an11d we feel and know that a
friend aln( brother has gone from us
-whose place will be hard to fill, for
we who knew him best, knew him to
love and admire him, his genial smile,
his courteous and thoughtful consider
ation of others and ever ready willing
ness to assist those who met. with mils
fortune and his love and tender care
of his father and mother won for him
a name that will be lasting throughout
all time and commends him as a true
son, an affectionate brother and a
lasting and faithful friend to all who
now mourn his loss, indeed was he a
believer In the golden rule and com
mandtnent "ro honor thy father and
thy mother," and 'while his days seen
to us to not. have been "long upon the
land," yet the very fact that 1he obeyed
this rule doubly endears him in the
hearts of those who know that his fa
ther and mother were his first con
sideration, that he eared for them in
their d teclining years, al;ways remain
ing! with theIlmv and coltribuliltig t.0
their ..comfort, therefore through the
memory of the noble deeds (one by
h1m11 will his days be lengthene( to
shilne as a beacon light to guiide 0111
footsteps oil in lillerrintlg (iuly to tile
day that we too cross tie stcall and
mintl.de with lhose oil the oth1er side
wilose life here was noble, true and
faithful. Yes, "Doc" has gone fromn
us, but the light of his life will shine
oti to dispel tile shadow ' t1111 will
galiter round, It will be anl inspiration
to k now and to feel that his was not
a. life Spen1t in ain, our hearts will
be awakenef-d to new joy 1when01 we re
member that as ie loved us5 atndt cared
for 1us here, so will he( love is and
awit 1 ou)r coming to join him in God's
eernil havetn of rest. from ils life
we will gain a1 new ant st rollger de
era1111tion to scatter sitn)shinte an1d
)lowers5 along tle patlIs of those
atrol d Its, attd it is with a flitler real
i:.atioll of God's purpose that we f I
Ilhat lIe (alls those firsI to 1im Iwho
wolid adorn1 Iliis kinigdom inlrghl
glory, an1d we humtbly sibllit to liis
wvill ald aeknlowledge that lis plat is
best atnd that for oeery l)antg of grief
we feel htere, thlete wvill he greatetr
joy to shaie whenJ the Curttainls of
(eterna glory are' flunig back:1 antd we
ditonl oif the
l'ION AL HAN h,
JIlCES
count ts... .. ..$..49,859.0t
ati banlk accept
. . . . . . . . . ;2,863:.61 $286;,995..i5
'I per centI, un1
..............$ 8,:300.00
I1 1-4 1)0r ct
ther deposits or
. ... ........ l8,00 .00 55,650.00
'1 incluin~itg stocks) owtned
. . . .. .. .. . . . .. 2,t600.00
r' cen t of sit bse ri lit in) . . I 1,650.00
.... ... . . . . . ... 2,3154.5:l
'roml nationafl Ibantks . . .. 1 9,718.29
('Ity or' town of repor1 tng
.... ... .. . . .. ... 9,1:11.87
plptoximate-on Notes and1(
. .... .... . .. ... .... 1 00.00
. .. . . .. . .. ... ... $33:7,050. -I
blTINS,
... .. , .. .. . . .. $ 50t.000t.00t
. ....................... 100.0
t a xes pal i . . . . 5}72.40 *,500.27
Lale)t ....... ../............,200.00
sposits) subject to Reserve
ek .............. ............!7,60I.. I
1 11han1 10 (lays (othler than11
.... ... .. . . .. ...86.00(
t hanI hatik deplosits) subt
........ .... ....$127,285.87
vale a ftetr :3 days, or sub
Il postal saivinIgs):
14n1 for mtonley b~orrowed) 64,N257.8(
leserve.... .....$121,422.:1
ai iReserve Bank, Inucludiing
.... .... .... .... .... 12,000.0(
those 'w ithl Ieederal RIeserve'
.............................$ 62,863.6
.. . .. . .. ... ... ... $337,050.l
a above-namled hank, (10 solemnllly sweal
10 best of toy knolwledge atnd bellef.
OLjYil~ 1'. IFiANKS, Cashier.
10 tIls 14'thl day of .\arch, 1919.
C. -A. POWE~R, C. C. ('. I'.
are bid to enter to forever mingle 'with
thoso whom we loved best, Yes,
"Doc" Is 'gone, but he will never be
forgotten by his friendl.' and neigh
bors, a kindly word and an expression
of regret at his loss here will ever be
heard from those who knew him best,
for they know hii only to be a. friend
of all with whom he met and caic in
'conltact, they knew that a kinder heart
than "Doc" Davis possessed, nevel
beat within man's boson, and if ever
he had faults they iwere tihose of In
thoughted youth and were mnolded in
to good (lee(s as lie grew older, anI
thus it is sweet to think of one who
was s0 much to 11 as possessing all
the qualities that go to make life worth
while, an([ while we feel saddened o'er
his loss, yet it is gratifylig to know
that his life mu1list be an inspiration to
others and was therefore well spent,
and 'we canl look back upoii the (Itys
that le was 1with us and be happy in
the thought. that "it is not all of lIfe
to live" but lie joy, happiness and
comfort we caln give to others is but
a small portion of effort that costs
so little an(1 is worth so much101. To his
father acnd mother to whomi his life
was especially dedicated will the bur
den of loss be the hardest to bear,
but they can more feelingly say
blessed be his memory, and blessed be
Ile who took him, for lie preserves
liW life in eternity to greet them and
O1OK FOR
E RED BAU
TRADE, MARK
0
H rean Munition
Shootidg"E~
OUR
or
At this Sto
worth more. )
under any circu
most experienc4
We shall g
from us that is
be cheerfully e:
date of purcha:
Our stock
We will emplo:
accounts to che
want, pay for i
back.
b. It will bece
beable to sell
weeks to first <
always be able
In Store R
M WAR'
CHAS. C. WHAR
CATALINA I
Willimn Wrigley, n wealthy Chic
lina Island, off the Calfornia coast, n
l, fi sal to have paid more than $3,000,
The illustration shows a view of the I
live with them forever after the nar
low span has been crossed here on
earth, and the old mother who so of
ten held him to her bosom will again
clasp him in her loving arms and no
more will she 'bid him, good-bye, anld
no more will she shed tears of sorrow
or learn for the tobll to give him pli,
hut. wil forever with him bask in the
towinkling glare of the stars in Glory,
and file rest of us wvho loved him as
friend and brother feel that he han
healr41 tl. pronolunicement of 'wll
VE PRIG
re everybody's dolla:
Ve believe in the Or
instances. A child
Ad shopper.
YOUR MONE
ladly refund the pi
not satisfactory. A
cchanged if returned
se.
STRICTLY CASH
will be BOUGHT F
f no book-keeper or
trge to expenses at t
t and if not what yo
LARGE STOCKS
ur policy to carry at
'what you want wh(
:omplete our stock b
to "GET IT AT WI
STORE WILL OPE
oom Under Laurens
TON CLOl
POT-CASH CLOT
LAURENS, SOl
TON JOE. P
SLAND PURCHASED BY
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0go1n, has- bought front the Buaning fat
nd plans an exteL siv(e dlevelolllelt of ti
000 for the Island, a hotel, two it.enner
Iland and a portralt of Mr. Writgley,
done, thou good and faithful servant,"
ithat his Hfe with us deserved it, that
we can therefore bid him good-bye,
not With heavy and aching hearts, but
with a submission to the Divine will
of an all-wise Creator, who knows
best and who spares us to remain
here longer thatn we may to endeavor
to give clIer and happiness to t hose
around uts. "Though dead, yet he
lives" and by his example will we live
to see the dawn of a brighter day. and
tru1ly do we feel. 1ha.l 1
L.
r is worth 100 cents,
ke-price System and
can buy at the sarr
REFUNDED!
irchase price of an
nything bought that
[ in a reasonable lens
TO EVERYBODY
OR CASH and' SOL
collectors and will I
he close of year. S
u want you may he
FO SELECT FRONY
all times a sufficien
mn you want it.'' It
ut after that time 'we
EIARTON'S.
N IN A FEW' DAY,
Hotel next to Powe
HINC CO
H-IERS---"SUITS M:
JTH CAROLINA
WHARTON
A CHICAGOAN
.n..ya ..
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uily a miajority llit(lregt lit Santa Cata
ie possibilities of tho fanous re'ort, Ho
s and other property if the compuny.
Heyond the glittering stars above,
God crldwned his soul in hevwt's love.
is brother,
J. F. D.
January 31, 1910.
No Wornis in a Healthy Child
All children troubled with worms have an un
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, nod as a
rule, there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC glVen regularly
for two or three weeks will conrich the blood, im
vrov" the digestion, and act as a General Strength
ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw cAT or dis;el t he wor-as, nnd the Child will be
i perfect health. I'leasant to take. 60o per bottle.
and nobody's is
will not deviate
ie price as the
y article bought
does not fit will
~th of time from
D FOR CASH.
iave no unpaid
elect what you
wve your money
tly large stock to
will take a few
believe you will
S
Drug Company
MPANY
GEO. P. .JENK INS