The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 02, 1919, Image 11
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Offliee In Peoples Batik Building
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls answered any hour day or night
*himpson,Cooper & Babb
Xtt.orneys at Law.
Wili Practice In all State Courts
Prompt Attention Given All Business
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Pronipt Attention Given All Business
Money to Loan on Real Estate
Telephone 850
Office. in Simmons Building
C. C. Featherstone W. B. Knight
FEATHIIESTONE & KNIGHT
Attorneys at Law
Laurens, S. C.
All Rlusliess Intrusted to Our Care
Will Have Prompt and Carefut Atten
tion.
Oilce over Palmetto Bank
Mir. Featherstone will spend Wednes
diy of each week in Laurens.
. W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
Paint
Your Car
Make it look fresh and
clean. There is o use
in riding n a f ed car
when yo q- have it
freshened d brighten
ed up for a very small
amount. Have it paint
ed in Laurens.
Our Work is as
good as the Best
Waldrops Garage
Near Depot
AIBBEVILLE-GREENWOOD MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Orgaizved 1892.
P'ROPERTiY INSUltED) $1,268,300.
W'RIT OR CALL, on the undersign
ed1 for any informnation you may dlesire
about our plan of insurance.
We insure your property against do
struction by IRE, WVINDSTORtM OR
4IGHITN.NG, and (10 so cheaper than
any qom pany ini oxlstance.
lR'eember, we are prep~ared to prove
to yout that ours Is theon saest and
chieapest plani of I nsuranco known.
Ou r Am:oe intIion la now I leensed to
wrIt ' Insuirane in the countIes of
A lbbslle h, Gre(enw~oodl, .\cCormick,
FdUrh-!d. TLaurens, Saluida, Lexlngton,
ITie hlanud, C'alhoun , and Spartanbu rg.
Thle ofileers are: Gen. J. F'raser
Lyon, Pr es;Iden t, Colum ibia. S. C.; J. 11.
lalke, (en. Agt., Secty., and Treas.,
Gireenwood, S. C.
A. 0. Gratt.. .....Mt. C'armel, S. C.
.1. Illake ........ Greenwood, 8. C.
A. W. YounagloodI . . . . I lodges, S. C.
J. F'raser Lyon . . . . ColumbIa, S. C.
II. 11. Nicholson . . . .Edgefleld,S. C.
WV. IT. Whariton ........Water'loo, 8. C.
W. C. Bates .. .......Batesburg, 8. C.
J1. It. JILAKE, Geni. Agt.
Green nod, S. ('.
JONA( HLAD
The Ge swod Pl Man
m Jns ns A. 8hLLArn. el
pinos, self-pla, pianos, organs and
60ewing mnchines. Rieference:Th
Rannk of' Oreenwood. the olest and
strongeat nnnne in dre-woo ro-.t..
LUCKY LITTLE YEOMAN
'0"' esHrn Newspaper UauI.n
Ais Het t y I' isher, yeoitian (I). see
ond class, la the navy, Is now a itil!.
lionaire twice over. She has beel ii
formed that i her uncle, an iklaihona
oil producer, ha s left her his whole
fl'rtine, whIch consists of properties
worth over $2,000,000. The very pretty
yeoriill intends to stay In Ihie navy
itil pliaced on inne i ve (In1y. She has
already hal i year's service. Two
years ago she "rougheid it" in Oklaho
nia with her uncle, .John P. McMahon,
I bache'lpri who rnil away froim hoinie
soon aifter his parlents 5 brought hi1n
from Irehatua I. As it result qf that
visit while he I was siaking out a new
claimn, Miss lisher is Ioiay lis solo
heir. Her hoina is in New York city.
Made Sawdust Valuable.
Not mny years ago th ie sawivdust
thait accutinulated eaich spring hil)Out
the local nIllis was it nlisniee to the
tailI -owiers. It was In the way. Sorine
of it Wis, dint] ped Into 4 the stl reanix 2nd
lish were eXterniniltai ted, Iliol soine was
given away to ayone who would tnuko
use of It. And nihouti the oilly use inhat
could he mnade of the siwdust was tilIt
of packing for ice in It le ice-hougse.s.
The expansion (if <hdriy farin1g
cnlled for more Ice, and hiore iee called
for Iinre siwliIst. Th'le doeimlani ,(ti
tied the miiill-owiers that the by.prod
uctt of mhi 1ullis, which ilthey hal be
giving away an1d throwing Iawiay, 1i1111
a Coi11nerla1 value. Sa wiust is now
sold by tihe load.
Soft Pedal,
Nn-I cried lilke. it hahay during the
piny.
Dann-I don't beli've it. You would
ha've been put out if you iad.-.j ige.
MICKIE SAYS
NOU \NU2 A DOG SO'S I
COULD SICK NOU ONTO THE
FEtLERS who COME IN,WHEJ4N
WL 'R -40ES\ U7 A ou RC S0 . A
*' Go 1o pRss, Wrt"
A \NOit NAD 0' COP-f
V tA k eS US LA' E
RUNS us AlA RAG0Cao
8ESIDES
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* TIL 4 COEBAK'1lO
OPERAHOUSEFRIDA
BETTER THAN ANY MEDIUMS
Mince Pie That Brought Vision of
Home Caused Wounded Soldier to
Long for Life.
Pie Is not among the articles treated
of in works on ainteria niedica, but
a recent incident shows that it may
have therapeutic value. In a hospital
lay an American sailor, for whom ev
erything had been done by surgeons,
doctors and nurses, and yet something
was lacking. Ile was homesick; his
mind was ever away in a little At
lantic coast town. One day, in the
midst of his bodily pain and soul-suf
fering, there flashed upon him the ob
ject of his quest, and he murmured
excitedly: "Oh, if I could only have a
piece of mince pie." It was not that
he wanted to eat a piece of pie, for
he was too il for that. Lis hunger
was for what the pie represented.
An American nurse who heard the
wish inanaged, with some difficulty, to
find all the ingredients for a real New
England pie. When she took it to
him she put with it a hit of cheese.
also hard to procure in these times,
Ro that nothing would be lacking, and
in the cheese she planted a miniature
Stars and Stripes. The poor boy
could ent neither the pie nor the
cheese, hut they contrihuted just the
home touch neelel to improve hi1#
condition. When the wife of the
American consul genernl visied him
Iater she rema rked upon th le 1irove
ment in his conlition, and he said:
"Two days aio I was in such misery
that I could have welcoiverl d''nthli.
Now I feel thIlt Am I not .
far nwny as I thoiught nnd that I have
got to hang on."
GENERAL BELIEF IN HONESTY
Something Very Like the Milennium
Seems to Be Near in Great
British Metrop'oils.
Tfov ls tlie eflili truct Lonilonern.
have come to exhibit for each other
to, he Aecolnted for? There is an ex
treme shortnge of copper coins for
simall change in Lonln, and one man
says of his experiences: "Oin several
orcisions Intely news vendlors who
have been innible to change silver have
snid to iie, 'Never nind, pny ate the
next Mile you are this way.' Only
one of them knew me as a regula r eus
tomer. Evein imlore ufnexpect 0( crelit
than this was offeredI me at a rniway
hooking o0iee where I tendered a shill
ing for a two-pveiy fare. 'I'm short
of coppers,' sni th girl hookina clerk,
'pny me tomorrow.'"'lut I T shall i not be
here tomorrow,' I replled. 'Then pay
ine the next time you are here, when
ever it is,' she sald. 'But suipposing I
forget,' I expostulited. "Oh, I know
that1 you will comie 1ai pay me sone
day, she answereid. 'I've never known
people fall.' " Sinmilir testiniony is or
fered by others, who tell of copper
credit th rust upon them by st rangers.
nl often very poor tiitl humble stran
gers.-London Mail.
Clearing Up After War.
On the ihanks of the Thames, less
than twenty miles from Lonlon, there
is an American town of the mush
room kind such as you might flnd in
a new California oil field. Its popui
Intion consists of more than 200
white inca and about 160 negroes. It
covers twenty-fiye acres which nine
months ago were fallow grass land.
The business of the town is to re
ceive, sor't and1( store war material.
Tlhere is a street of woodeni hts, an
(itheri of corrugntedi ron huts, htuge
iron stoireshe'ds a quartei of a mile
long, (ifice hblinil gs, wiater' suipplny
andi electric lights, the whole sur
roilndlid iiy ia hedge, a few arimedi seni
tries and i mucttih iui. All day iong
the khnuk l-eln d ntLroes push anad haul
raiway truicks full (if wai manteial.
Wrinnteroial coing bai -ck fromt
Rutssini is bilng storedi nii this enmptl,
also the flittings of thei dIlitntatledl hos
pitanIs whItch the A merlenn armiy es
tahl shed ina Einl.
Warmth increases Oil Flow.
An1 eleoctrienl met hod of eunrrying
warnmtht to the bsttlom oif oil wills hais
heen founid in niany cast's greatly to in
('reaiiYOe tie flbw iof oil. Th~ie hea i tng
proce'~s., says Popuilarlti M4 ihanles :tnn
zine, '' ases the visebility of the il,
usual, ccnsiioned by the nilhuissioni
of air to the wvell and( thei cooling of theii
rock beil. MintuleI crevices aui enp1111
inary olin tnels witlob a fford eaiisy liltss
age toi warmit, tlhn il becone qiuite imi.
riassilie if th lil umt ns. Th'le electrie
henti Tg methodt~ not (only Ithins t he oil
but iftien genetes gas whoisi'e pressure
helps thii oil to thle sutriane. 'Thle syvs
temi fioli illiary' use In th. aibani
Glalleit.
Whaut's in a Na'me?
storiy of th' Germtian hnkl in a tl'e
Statis cIty ubhih, lulin ig its nam un.at
the ~ ''iii I 1les : A p pan |ir New ' 'ir
front wais de'o'ali withi a li nrn hil
chantrgedlii to th "Lertil,"' nini ils
htll (if tie oldl ruonner inow rIo
raing out indeipinidint- toi the col nies
Doubts Mechanical Skill.
A "'ir'minint busiiiss muiu" bitt
beintg entrieid :y itoaiite an the t-i
tranisautn e ii liti t m i.lit in a i
olhllity 'quO-. his 'nthlusinm,-Sprnig
lid Uitihiienn.
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2cts
PER GALLON
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