The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 25, 1919, Image 4
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L.\lRENS, S. C., .JINE 2. 19)19.
With thc :lrrival of the "Wild Cats"
from over: as the bu lk of Ot Sol(iers
who wet from thi section of the
cotmiry wil! have r' turnedl. A few
mI: 'Laurnils men are fseatt'r'd
Frw).e~ ~ In i - .( rritor,
WVent iiun for he ordiers to
reit . \ r, 'Ini of Ow 1:ln
:.- !: t0 , l I d 'l*.
I olil :.! iha- hot ' ti tY ra
artl -- ;, r ons that m (r I
11h4 fir- P .' . - . le-on ( hon;..
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fill
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that the 'h roan e a not y t on.b
ola f ua -(-iT - -1i:2e , Il - r I ,. o iiawn
anetl- :baS th210 utr holl'\('hs M oR in
* ' r ulin t. f or theino l of th plans
n1at'o n i llt . rf y r - l u b ri l i
.\ propaganela o' I-, vr-nivi hasz tHull*
ll ly. b 'I - n'' ila. .t ryo h
mas l-, U n n h orll lu
o ilr-e Il-red I')\ nd'r Oil. tliznvl
4 I7 ne o' fth--ru no I tea~s hv
1i1i1 Ir -f iots w ill hr.
I Yal ill. T" i ha\ i 11 fl o -
ino 'h b au x ofNa iin ' I ' m
AT t II' N I 0 I
Coursel Offered Farmers. .tr.ilinrl
Tenebers I ni n-nEt
thii' --! n. t n te ,it 1 ton
Atioe poi - a t I'lt f r II' l
btoD. (h - h I t lif ral . a
ae othen . lit. 1."I . .\'n~hrn. ('0
rec tllrl (fiLt ('O - h' ' ral' to a mi
w1ar ,' io n hi Wtte i d' I l b O ii . ii
lrlil Iin -f~ a01<r ,W | g
I 'rof.l I . I' I ii lt .i 01 1t- prioi io b.\
l9'A awa onii-n fa ''I~I thilb jn.'Al
t r anl 'to lth In ual. m01 ii of i thei
.Aiterit 'an41 i \A rejt it f Ii ) ;r. \40 .
inunity met on Wednesday evening
and organized the Fort H1ill Bank and
elected a board of petitioners to apl
ply for a charter at once in order to
be able to begin business by Sept. Ist
if possible. A bank has been needed
in the comnuinity for a long time and
the new organization should find a
(ood flvd for business.
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(LI.\TON NEWN. *
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C(l1inton, Juiie 2 I .-Ar. Jeff Willis
pent Monday in town with friends.
.\lrs. Edgar Owen.s split several
days last week in Gr(eenwood with rel
atives.
\lMiss Julia Connor, of Greenwood, is
tin guet of .\rs. J. J. Coleman.
.\'s. 1:.thiw-l Grahain delightfully
enrta ind ithe Actcoll Book CIlub laut
vair Iiy aft. rnoon. After several
"iune -of iook delicious bloce creani
il (kI waT sIrved to the followii.ii
Mm is .\ lames R. I". Vance," :. ..
I . Spratt, W. I". Owens. .ir..
Clai ll s.Cyrus1 Bliley, E-. W. F-'er
n. > \! I~uels M. G. \\ood
SI., :d it r1, 'nd d\
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. . . k n ,. ell . \li-.: -vI
.Shin!' ao .th1 gi st o f1 .\l. aid \irs.
To 1: 11 41 ( n, at Gr. vle foIee a
\l "I e ne )i~r l aret .lo t o
I)-. and .\rs. W. 4. eltlanIave this
woIk for N'e\ Yor-Ik (ity to slt'nd#' sit
'-Jal nienjlths with IIhe lat114r'S brlotherI.
b uT o nt . ' 0 r e r. ' i t w o y e a rsC ~
9 -1, ha 'e dissolved 14:4 . .. - i 1 th
th r .\l..\arti wil.'l 41:I .nna
- n . 4:hil i .\l . .\loor wil10 b'.
T~oPrens firls Sipin.
ru , 1 of4 'h ~i . were awarded1l5145
-ii . 04-. io' 1144 thb; y.:i '. th.
r14 Il~ a i-- Iii. t i ' e at-: "I -11
ru I frouita s ifin n tigihly-pliherl
Tlhs no fe- uboer.naia h
lih a lsi: il4 li' to fir pi iii of r t -
ru14 :4114 fa itZ un14 h-r 44h4e' . They'1llf will44~r
TeSunlower.~i'No 6
flowerwa< b'\Lh th' lsun-foll oer
(rerentsla 'ir~eiof .\hwria roigin
It 4 4onti nwh.A . Y44 att in 144444 oa hghtruof 'h)
$ S~PECIAL NOTICES.
Wan11t14l-5 cords of 4-foot slit pine
wood. Miss M. 11. Irby a ' Wells
Clardy Co. 49-it
Cows For Sale-Three young cows
fresh in milk. ). it. Bailey, Laurens,
IRoute 3. 49-It-pd
Wited-Girls over 16 years old to
learn knitting. :xcelbint wages and
excellent working coni(ltions. Apply
Iichinond Hosiery Mills, hlossville,
a., six mils from Chattanooga, Tenn.
49-2t
Live DeiWers W1anded In every city,
town and village In Greenville, Spar
anmburg, Laurens 4 (d Piekens cou'n
lies for the TItAF' C Tlli:CK. The
lowest pricel. faste selling and best
valume two-ton true i/ the world.
$1. n F'. 0. 11. \'ite or wire for
.ory desired. I-atlie Truck Co.,
S. Main St., Greenville, S. C. P. 0.
I;ox '.7. -19-3t
Discouit on il ibmer-Icll Iinning
.1luly 1st all luimber in any yard will
be sold at .1 diSConl)t. My lumber
yard must ititoved by Alulist Ist
all I will giV( Iny clltoiers advan
oa r o 1n0iwn expenses. After Aug.
- ly yard will he oppoite G.l lie
liigCo. C. H1. D114kett. -IS--it,
iliik---\\'h Iyou want. an extira pint,
1a:-1. half :alion or' o ga!'on of fresh
Iuuik. Sel to 7:t \\' t Main
4o )r phonet 101I. H1. C.Fln ng
- 7-~t
F'or Sille-11-horset Casie Tr-actorEn
!:I', mad tank. and ],d-Ith-Zl Ma;.111.
inl -fwd conldiionl. P ic raon be
\\~i a &) Tub7li nt. _ry. n.- I).]C.
NIes -ThV:. ir' .i V, a vaancies
r i I School
LIN r I I t nI I h0 1 Ik.
- ' .\l di- L I b ii -- fa clty,
- " o 1 r a , -'h r.: -o .
E-t
LibfT~~~y inl Ii yo-a e h la for
d . o n . tlyt- T l-ra k . att
ERECTED BY HUNS IN 1871
Seg. ChresE \'le o h
ply.
11111Y (if oceu tilol ren(Ilig4 the Iin
scripionl onl at fillfnt]n10nt thalt Was
bnlilt In 17,near llenkinal, G erimany.
It read: "Knoiser ofk plantedby the
lImigsdorf soelety, .\irch 22, I;71, In
relInelIrnbrane of thle great deeds1
the G ermo nan11) arl uner thIe leadiersh-ip I
oft hIs m maje-sty, KamIser mamln I K ig \\'II
lini I, in t he year 18H70)-71." The. (bik
that waos planted ha~s withe~nred and
fallen awny.
Guardian of the Royal Mint.
An l~I.'portamnt guardlian of thIe royal
11n11t in I~inLonb. wher-e giobb-ni pounds
11n)4 silver (.Iil~l are( miulle, Is a bg
to) Illi' liilII 115 II 1411lt1i, lill was' wi-Il
traL ie toi his work'1. II i's dutie do' LI Iol
Io i the uard1104' andl rIe ifin
)4:11 . mlid ILn'h iit t ''I liiit lie n i
Cinto the littl WIAEZ\pal ofh
h 'TN , -Afl Of' it T'-'hE l ili
TO A AW0v~ \..- GOMCK\
COM1.E tN A'fE WEuZV B~t
sn ~ u - .xsE 'w
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TO~ ~ A ~TunW/ Go '-wi'~
ONfa BttB~u l wz
so L~nomL ZLI:.o
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notlee is hereby given that an elec
tion, upon the <luestion of entering in
to a contract with the Reedy River
Power Co., for a period of flive years
for the supplying of electric power to
the City of laurens for lighting and
other purposes, at the rate of 2 1-2
cents per kilowatt hour per month,
with a minimum payment for month
of the lowest amount due in any
month of fir.it six months of contract,
will be held in the City of Laurens on
the 22nd day of July, A. D. 1919.
The polling places and managers of
election are as follows:
For Ward One. at the Opera House;
Mlanagers: Charles -licks, John Smith
and Gilbert Tyler.
For Ward Two, at E. W. 31artin's
Stable; Managers: E. W. Martin, John
Cuningium and Jeff Chaney.
For Ward Three, at Orr's Store;
Manaiers: Scott Templeton, Erskine
Blakely and W. P. Powers.
For Wiard Four, at. Finney llotel;
a nageirs: Gcorge 1101kins, .1. A1.
-inn-y and John11 l'aniiston.
For \\'ard Five. at flicks' Stable;
.anaigrs: ii. M. Wolff, lenry Wright
:Inl El Ilicks.
For Ward Six. at the City Power Co.;
.\lani 'ers: Phil Illuff, T. Alac Roper
anrd -'kneTodd.
Theii I11)115 w ill he opened at thle houri
of I i-ht o'clock in the forenoon and
i at the hour of four o'clock in
All elector %voting in favor. of en
-r114 into suich contract shall depmosit
n - - bIOx alrovided thirefor a ballot
I'l .hi(Ih thetre Shll! be0 printed or
I:h words: "%imail the City of
,I: -lnt.-- ;into tin- con ract withl
di i II i r v . e
, i r li:hi 'lit i lnd'
un~o aof .'iovn~n for a tifrm
0 t ICaint 'n'i ring
it ii:. .: A il ll, ;1r imi d or
the14 w.ords!.: "Sh ll . he it of,
I :W,. ilh - enn'.ract wv Ith
- ll I r I'l I Co. for I(ho.
w ti r an litini anid
f ' - id' tion fo r I tri
i *h i til It ''t liltw ii Ilo voth
Ii' l' l ts n1-t beIi in roe
-III law.
()f i i 1r:11ti nt fmr the regis
oterI u Ill to oeIned by I.
I h. i n s of ti-istratinfr i seetion,
P '10 n:1u l . Soutlie Cairo
-I thw 21,q davk\ of, .111n14, 1!119,
11 h11; tl ' a ilt nl 1 open:1 i in t ili( 12th
.ll.N'. a>> the' a2mrs hif
\o - iii'em * h e i', r tltii a a the m
TNi - -1 i -::: <o aii (ity rottilil of
rasnfrom the Board of Regis
i n i l~ itrens a t yi ntitlinig
h qqp lirant1 to vote in th10 polling
!(.ICo witll)Hit ineor-porate limits
(If I thI t iiy of, Iu n, ohall be a coA
iil.I o r ..'istration for this (,le ction
I 'rith ii roof of rAdence of the
m. :0 li l h inthe l'. l of the( "CitIY
nfor nm h. pro VA-ding
e h h d thle -ay
'1.Il.WO.lNNIain him
im- nnd 4-oih-i'ad, firll. 11k pllevlols
Tlh n4nt U onduictingt sahi eec
nim shall lnake 011-:rre.r as to the
r ith ofCity Council of
thIl C'itY of 1 1.u n rIas uire bI la .
Ited iis theo 17ith day of Junie, A.
1). 191!1.
C. M1. DABHJ,
A~et .\ l- ayor.
.J. P. WORIA.N.
City Clerk and1 Trac"surler. 48S-5t
liabitual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 21 Days
"LAX-ms W1'11 PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared'i Syrup'lTonie-, axat ive forl iabitual
Constipation. It relieves promnptly bt
should lhe taken regularly for 141 to 21 (lays
to indluce tegular act ion. It Stimulates andi
Regulates Very i'ieasant to Tiake. 60c
per bottle.
1 -'.\ Thli 1,.. li ti si t.\5 ia
1 bittre goodil s ilron s ain,
h tl ty i rol S, ph.1( nty 1 law inm..
ood batn. i wills. 2 1 ving
siIlroad ,fromit I t'r-ns ho
Ir'itnwood. t o ri, 2 per11 aer-e.t
Illil- '',: i Itte frul t l lhi o tt to
soi rool r 'ilo crn o sj;ritn
hou harn ande Xlurkut
nrcinure. 1 Twoj iu rfl syorin or
enjoymnit ont of everythlin g when your
blood is in goiod conidition. Impurities in
the b~loodi have a very dletpressinig effect on
the syslteml, casingi t wieakness, laziness,
ne'rvousness and sic., ness5.
(iROVI-'S TfASli 'I S' Chill T'ONIC
restiores Enter:y andt V it lity by iPuri fyinfg
an td En:tricgingi the Blood. When you feel
its striengthen ing, invigrdrat ig effect, see
how it brtin;s colo r to thie checks anid how
it i iniprov'es the U ppetite, you will thien
GROVE'S 'TAST'liuss Chl TIONIC
is tot a piateunt med;(icine, it is simply
I?. N andi( QUIN INE 5tssendced in Syrup.
So leatstant e (ven children like it. Thei
blon' d nteidsQiiniie to P'uri fy it amnI RON
ert ies never fail to dirive outt im)?uri20 i n
the bloiod.
'The Strength-Creating Power of G;ROVE'S
TrASTE'LE~SS Chill TiONIC has made it
the favorite tonic in1 t housarnds of homes.
More thtan thirty-five years ago. folks
wotuld ride a long distance to get GRhOVE-'S
TASTELLE~SS Chill TlONiC when a
mnembier of their farnily htad Malaria or
needed at body--buildiung, strength giving
tonlie. ''rTe formula is just the same to
day. andI you can get It from any drug
store. (l0e per bottle.
NO MORE UNSIGHTLY TAPES,
bandages, patches, etc., for Injtred
tires.. Just have us vulcanize the dam
g 'ed places and you'll have a whole
tire without patch or blemish. Our
vulcanizing does more than mend
tires. It practically remakes them so
they are good as now ones without
the expense.
HAlNEY ELECTRIC CO.
Opposite Post Office.
Laurens, S. C.
JUST OPENED
Another shipment of Hosiery, em
bracing Ladies' Silk and Pink Lisle in white
and colors. We make special mention of
a good quality of black-ribbed hose for
misses r boys at 25cts. a pair.
les New Silk and Voile Waists and
the test in Ladies' Neckwear.
IVI
W. G (. Wilsonl & Co.
IYou'll enjoy buying
"Groceries at Our Store
Flverybody does. Icniuse it's vondu1e juthI the way you think
a 1ro )er (tr shld h.
It ib conlduct( d to serve you .
To Suppl11y youl withi proverb1!4.s; inl a way that Mill save your time,"
prevent ailloYalnce a1 lutnisl you with good things to (at at fair
price.s.
Proitpt deliveries, eI rtcoll ' iS iroial attention, accurate ac
counts, are everyday feak I1r of our store.
And in lddition you he the benllit of ouir complete kiowledge
of the groer-ly business.
We know what's good and we make it our business to tell you.
Take baking pow(er for instance.
We reconmnend IYZON to you for1, a 1m11leir of r(easols. First,
heeause it's pur1e anid high in leavening poweri. Secondi because it's
always of uniform hma lit y. Tih ird, beca use It's economical and
fairly priedi, -16 (flnts per1 pounid tin
FOWLER & OWENS
Laurens, S. C.
The we din 'our draws near
The face o t happy Bride beamns in an
ticipation of t lovely gifts her wedding clay
will hring.
What will your gift be?
We have devoted special care to wedding
gifts this sealson and have the very things brides
love most.
Wk"ST SIDE COUR T SfUA R E L AULaES , S .C .