The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 02, 1919, Image 4
Tje Zbbertizer
Subscription Price Is $1.00 Per Year
Payable In Advance.
Published by
A DVEtTISERt PIllNTING COMIANY
Lawrena, S. C.
Wdvertising Rates on Application:
Obituaries and Card of 'Iankst One
Cent a Word.
!ltercd at the postotfice at Laurens,
8. C., as second class mail matter.
L.AUII-:NS. S. G., JULY 2, 1919.
Dempsey is going to try to knock the
el-d" out of Willard Friday.
The Greenville clui) lits a new manil
bI the namile of Coll ut ryman. Quite a
coincidencee
The year is half gone. Now is a
good tine to re- make your New Year
resolltions. Ih-st tile t) "Swear of-f"
booze we know of.
* 11 41
n"TeSpioiners-"the Surahr
t':ant n a %very appoplriate namlle.
.) 1,u' 1e1eptvlls n 14ving ar-ouild hiiit
ne-ver qets - Io 11p: Iu I that Il's
TII 'Il-:\ r: .NI) Tl -: lS T-IA ..
Thel( \\old \\ar. Ilwu narly fivl,
yea ': ago 111ith li . invaiin olf e1gilint
by tiv i- hru .1 ha c olne to ;ui oflie
Ja I -i II . Th ; pe 1) ; I(-e I ',enly ., has beenl
J!Oilll b thY O of 'I: t O
principal pok\4 I al(11( il-. m i ae
n; I I-~ t. Th ic n tur ur
I'(lil 11: . 1 1'il 13(Y V.,1' 13 3 1 i- 314
II 4 h e i u :of i b a :kin snI I 1t0 urda yoll'I
wtl ifar dil'e'4 u 11r3 i 81 im41<33 r l38 b: 34s'
V.11ij I a1' ( -..ul, I y I I 3 I
T 11 11i iiioui'ha l h profilir'- lt a4
."ibb [d 1 4 3te liub 1 l i wa l r1 3ut.
'13031ll 11l31 11-:r!. 1114y 1i-n. llsi ,41 3i.11(
iuc. ' lea ty 10 3r4ahi. 142 jld d r 3 -Ilw . -I3
I e nl e Ill the inin by4-v In
11 ' .1 N1p11 a. :. hat ile efh 3 Il.'
0 nlin (if , o fec i -i . 1131- 111
1Cihiis ill' oli'ii do i nkw . butl 3 1 13
more3111 fo Iall n' i w11 asi do t Ilw
av e in 3h- Stro ir in o
il ill tcej~ of O w-11 11. ,llw l
034) fact** t Ilw14133' 'Ire ;Ir' 38 Wf .' :4'' LI (3
Tio 4 a'll O ro 114crni- I .i o f
Si 13reatyIi r is n ion v.d'rId tin <nd'l
11o 'h1G4 rin n To t hei '. * t *'i .y a5.
hed llfl ta t o arr l 11ob. tha d11 n o
s It '. per iin Iill b rlive i o-m (pIakii s t -
W13h 33 f. Illit1 l dfl-'I(itt 1114 I4';3('' A
Ier due' 1' lal on i rt ion ith the l~
a'-ll in h e-: term ov llf - wo thr set lnn
T f34act tf hat 9. t Is wn tu rt lit'
lel slega es t o he Inal tonfr-r11-.
mI3ilitary colt bY til. o l i ' .
L33loi1t1; an Ilup :as 'siblty. i 'i13I
A me ican~ la 4 h'31 r w114 14 ,-fg '5.'I
to "on u3 inv ins , fiti ' ..i' 13, (. -
(labor th ( bl4l rma n [p33 b31 I III 3141 33
(4trli'' e ' ll''1 fsin th LIiae, a341 og th'1i'1e
nati n. 33 o1 f 131- w rl o whi(4 f c h : ('43333 r
jith-d". Is'' a ' 1 n-(b 0 rma' 3i' ,;1 118 -331
'er in"l Io a :n n o h a -
-iutill war!.t b.1:1 '1:41 ('i.hou - pm - m3l
growth, but it should not become an
obsession. Of course the bridges in
Laurens county should be made safe
for the safety and convenience of the
traffie that goes over them, but (soft
pedal now) what have the merchants
of Greenwood to do with bridges in
Laurens county? Mark the word "de
niand" in the Greenwood paper's edi
torial. Possibly the Greenwood Chain
ber of Comn meree, which, no doubt,
wields unintentionally, a considerable
political inflience, could effectively
'deiand" that the Greenwood side of
one of .the bridges be fixed and that
the road thereon to Greenwood be put
in good repair, but we seriousy doubt
the effectiveness of similar demands
on other counties.
And the old Puckett's Ferry bridge
is again revived. Our recollection is
that the liaurens and Groeenwood odel
gations in the General Assembly voted
an appropriation for tills bridge with
the reservation that the matter he left
to the ltiimate decislon of the respee
lve coilnty Liu1pervisors. It al ready hv
i1g, practically assured that the bai
rens stipervior. iot having fit'h polit
ival pressure of : ('hamber of ('om
l rlc behiltl1i him . was a ainst the ex
Ieldituire of t1his mnuilleY. the disposi
tionl of the b11 amIIolunIqd practivally to
killingt it. The1 Greenlwood ll nin
did 111 it vould (o antd then "aissedl
ti lick" t the ti iy su el rvisol.
.iavini V i 'lf ther by coni erbr
nt. 1a ir 1 t14 er Iny has no hje Ii
I 11. It' l ': fi con *. 1 Is il:. I nilotIf.'
tion to a r id: e lf 1n buil a ih!
pont huli d 1(- -not a nidr' ontwom -
ical fron' I1 4 al lf a poim of raflio :lld
t i .l I 1 a.- (nti'ro. P )ivisio . "W \\ilt d
' a s e i en. arr iin fr oi Ir v
si itt 1 1an of l111- iiil ;islt dinh in
('hal r \:iu t1. (hicr r :! Iav l 11in fr.oIml
oi e ( enn(i ti wI e k. i11 tiw
hav lnt i v aI v ri- m indNil tlitl cor
dial reI'-0.ption. .\nlan:: W Lth 1r.4 -.ho
have tourn d rlit Iai . a ('d. .l. \I!
. o1 or nnization. "id .lior 1.. i,. T.
th :;";it I nI an: r I) yi. I - W .
Ickrih :tiaw up1 hot'll fromII (':anlp
T To.d. w s O tuf W!in t (' Ilen by(I'l
honlo* I. f.,lv ! f ,v l
W ri -. T h fo o r l 'a ipt
! hi'' Iin i -S n t 4 a r t o a
hom ) itrnin" lat'rit 3 ;und . li il
no he 't*tis le fo tseie im, thouih
he xinets to et f fur lp h 11r- tty
S i0n. I I an lea d '. larkidal w( e t lit'
I ia 1 n4 tlin ilS. alit both wnIt tieii ri
vom otionl . in th, : i ome of
1h m Yn w.Io rturne ast w k in)
lde .1. 1). Illackwel!. Hin y lorrohl.
M r. A rmist on:'- of r-a y ('01rt,.Im
IH. .\ jre. A i-rI k d h-. \\'arton)
Ih-. loe ('h-lila, iiMch.1alan
Notiee Conlfeilerate Teterans".
' lurns, S. C.
3711
THI LAURlNS ADVWIRTIS!R,
$* 0 * 0 * S * 0 * 0 * '0 $
$ SPECIAL NOTICES. $
* * $ * S * *
lanted-To rent a 11jno for sev
eral months. It. 'ileni Jou.
- 50-tf
For Saile--Four millchl cows, mnixed
Jerseys, and nine pigs. Pigs $5.00
each. W. D. Sullivan, .ir., Gray Court,
it. i. D. 50-It-pd
lilnson has opened a new meat mar
ket. next to the postolilce. 50-it-pd
Taken Up-One white and red spot
ted bull, wIth r 110111. Probably two
years old. Owner pl .e identify and
seeoTre saime. Brooks Swygert. 50-It
ine Farins-'We have bought. the
Col. 11. Y. Simpson. jlace, 555 acres,
llear file City of 4LIaII-ns and will di
vide into smaller fa 4ns. See us about
it. Terms easy. Laurens Trust Coi
pany. 50-it
tiny Lati-l-Aniyon e lesiring to buy
farm land should sce us about the di
vision of tie Col. 1 )i. Simtpson place.
We have bought Iind offer small
tracts at re.soniable' prices. Easy
terinls. atureiIs Trust 'Company.
50-it
liinsoll iil try to please you and
give you tihe best of meats. 5-t-pd
Ior sale---One brand new Chevrolet
toll-ilg a: onte Oaklaid Six tolr
ing (Itr inl good sha one sucold laid
"ord. .\ lly to T1. II. Stoneircl, next
dloor to Owing.s & OwnS' sIore.
-I- It-pd
F''r Sile---One 1 3 D-21 ijodel
Buick lohuring car. (11' fuirther par
lilulars se, .J. 10. . zerI atl switzer.
olipnlily's store. .- t
F''or Sai Otv racica ll Ii w I -
aboul b * v withi harncs-Z. Il'ric. $8 1i".
t.'11. S11ner14 .1.1. I I -1I
11-) 14 t ( lson's .ilrk 11111 ,t it
.i -d ( I ' ae oll \vai . . I -pil
I'or Sal -l e(i te4. r l irk-lshire
bo ir. irld by .. 1). Culbr r in
-' Ia ha:. \\ lih about. 1.3, pounds.
. individlnt. T. H. sitn.
itd
T'a () (. \ is..I - p [
..:1114a1n ('r.. H lill. Finder, ph:asfe
cct1 %ec I . I ward. .~.I-at
.1rin't - Il .lu1141n 11ille, .i-;1 (44 It,
o a by .I\ . . Cri.:pl. (;wd . ak
I:-, fla t -i Comi e. :.1 -I A ..p1
f l' I l br Ia iing e j , grI', j t." l
:nn'. Salary or comiid sion. Addrefil
T lI I , llw\ () 1 & l I 'it n l i l ' ], CI .
For sale \:I Ins .\'ill('Spay
rC, n1: c:,t ig h 11ir; .g oc n
1~~~~~~ li- lt 1i 1 ,Il 'I\ to"I IftJ~~ '1.
I i . a - k s t I lig bu i i il
$ . l,:m i n,-. S. . i r w - 2f
i or Sale led. ( 1' - * m - r : Ill ( i o.,
T :. MuI ont, : Grev. n. rer' 0.
i O n pe foi . Wa s \il,
W. i lie ll- liby your chIkena . Will
b d fo1(r tlti if n w . \y illi pay
":; dIfor Ih n.. C. H. Armil -
l'i'ofe Illorlnog ('. C1'. :,I't-pAug
IWa 1t 11t1-- G irls over IC; years old to
arn kitting. -\l l Ivllt agvexts and
'IcT Iljt workin. v. tonditions. App) v
o d Il 4 s100 r' y .\lillc, osv - ille,
. ix ils from C"hattanlooga, Tennl.
49-2
I-ive llenders Wanlted inl tvery city,
owi and villagev in G reinville, S pill.
anburgI C~laais and 1'i.kens Conn
lies; for the ItiAPPC TRUCli. The
w I pric -.I fa4(4 stest selling nid ls1t.
\,alue two-ton truck inl the world.
$1 .:05. F( op . i. W\ , rite ori wire fori
-rritory deIiIeId. Irll11ic Tuck C
' a. .\lain St., Gre vilvIl, . .l>l: . O,
lIox !1!7. .19-31
II;IscoinI on inhr ll inning
.11ly ist all lumber ill my ard will
be old it a discount. .\Mylum
yaI-d 4 (nu4t d by'0(tI Ii A gus1 1 tIl
:4n Ii w a* I ill Iie iy cu tn r a dvan
Is 'ay y a wil1 beoppos'It Gulf- "'4Ie
aining Co. ti .- 11 8. ('kett. 1 -.11
lili -W e ' 11 41 want In ext a it
'!a rt,4 hal "all~ 'don or galln of. fresh ,t
' 'IIt anlk s n toI l;a# \\'st I l in
'a (44a, Ior pho1 1 1. 5 14,- . .C.l Flei ng.t
I \1 -1 t it j4141-( (i -174-i
I-'--riSale-9- hors: Cae Tracto i
--Feand Lkand forel Sawll
an 4ood conition.' 144'rill reaso able
aaih 'II Tum linl, l1 ryso, I . C.:11
1r4(4 ire 14ar Waterl vacanele
h 1 I'( ril o tiital1 Trainin Sch4r4
r Nor 7s. aep(ratllm(- se1 ' homeii~ .
uli d4. l'rcrua fi~ r
Davihr's R elty C.,p o
Phon"Cle 120.LaFranS. C.
LAURENS, ,. C. JULY 2, 1919.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that an lec
tion, Upon the question of entering In
to a contract with the Reedy River
Power Co., for a period of five 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 ninimum payment for month
of the lowest amount duo in any
month of firit six months of contract,
will be held :n the City of Laurens on
the 22nd day of July, A. D. 1919.
The polling places and managers of
election are' as forlows:
For Ward One, at the Opera House;
.lanagers: Charles Hicks, John Smith
and Gilbert Tyler.
For Ward Two, at E. W. Martin's
Stab!e; Managers: E. W. Martin, John
Cunninghiam and Jeff Chancy.
For Ward Three, at Orr's Store;
Managers: Scott Templeton, Erskine
llakely and W. P. Powers.
For Ward Four, at Finney Hotel;
Managers: George llopkins, J. M1.
ilinney and .ohn langston.
For Ward Five, at Hicks' Stable;
m.anageis: B. M. Wolff, llenry Wright
aid ld iicks.
For Ward Six, at tle City Power Co.;
.\bi 'rs: Phil Huff, T. Mac Itoper
andl irskine Todd.
The polls n\ill be opeIed at the hour
of itlit. o'clock in the forenooin and
closed at the hour of four o'clock in
the afternooa.
All electors voting in favor of en
1riig into such cont ract shall deposit
in t in. box lrovided therefor a hallot
on w hichli there shll 11 be printed or
i ittin the w\ords: "Shall the City of
iIaueins ent':e ito th:< contract with
tile Redy Itivel. Power Co. for the
:62 *f l r fen lijfining anid
o! lit r ;4ti4(4me.s of Viaid ovIn for a term
.\ clctor voling against etnterilg
inlto su n ontra;-: ..*... deplosit a bal
h iehI th1-r102 Shall be lrinted or
S the woirds: "Shall the City of
- I ' th1 le contr tah with
1: fly lvi :- P w r Co. for the
r 1, (of Jo\\ -r tor ligillg and
t orp' of . lid town for a t''rm1
rs? No.
r Yhall Iht allowed to vote
c 'Iionl 11o h. 11ot been reg
u trle i as an elector ac
aW.
I ouis iztrat ion for the iegis
' 4 . \ will be opr) neOld b1y it.
) vIxisor of lit-)gistraiion,
o 't 11** 1.i re . Sol i Caro
! 1. 21st day of .lune, 1919,
11 imi;' olo a ttil the 12:,h
!1 .. :' a t lie hliollir of
l ao. x whn the samie
d I 'm l 4ion (1f a certifivate of
n iroim the Board of IRegis
a o f a uireins Coiinty, enitit!ilng
11 ' I'l!ieni! to vote inl tle Iolling
r :w Iwiliin the ilclrporate limit
of the City of Laureis, shall be a con
e l llisite to oblainiing a cer
bile (1;4f r:.istration for this election,
with proof of r'lednccv of the
,I ajit"lt within1 the lim!its; of the( City
ii 11 rens for four liInolils precediig
1 dIa i' of this election anld i the ilay
('it oi ;ill taxos assssed against. him
.: pn'! enllaill for the previous
The m11a.nag's conducting said elec
*ot nhall uike tiheir 1'tuirn as to the
1 'rof to tlt, City Council of
the City of LaturenIs as re('Iired by law.
Dated 14 thiste 17th day of June, A.
. 1919.
C. M. BABB,
A\ I o., Is Mayor.
.1. 1. WORK.\lAN,
City Cleri ald Treasme or. I -r'
lHabitual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 21 D)ays
"LA X-HiS WITil PEPSIN" is a specially
preparedl Syrup Tlonie-Laxative for Habitual
Constipat ion. it relieves promptly hut1
shiould be0 taken regularly for 14 to) 21 clays
to induciioe regular net bin. it St imnulates and
Reguhates Very P'!easanit to) 'Take. 60c
per bottle.
Vout Do IMore Work,
You are me' re amibit iouis andi you get more
enrjoymenlt (lit if everyt hinug .hen your
biioodj is in g 'jd conidition1. lumpurities in
the blolod haw' ~ a very depressingt effect 0on
1:he systemi caen weaiknesis, laziness,
ne'rvoutsnzess no s1(1 ne'ss145.
ilRO'V i'S '1 ASiHL H~SS Ch.lill TONIC
restorl' Ener;'y and! Vitallity by Purifying
-lie lo'rieI.inr:, the I'laeod. When~ you feel
w'l? L briuS ro4r to) theI cheek''s and1( hiow.
t im:proiu s the app~etite, you will then
a ppmel1iat( its titue t'ie value.
(iROViL'S TlASTHL'hiSS Chiill TONIC
iA nt: a1 paten)t miine, it is simply
IRON and( QUININE suspended in Syrupl.
Nol pleasanht eiveni children like it. 'he
blolld nee~ids Quiineu to Purify it and1( IRON
to Enr~lich it. TIhiese re'liablIe tonic prop
ert iits never fail to dIrive (jut imp1uritica~ in
the LItndc.
The1( Strenill h-Crea tinrg Power oif r;ROVE'S
TrASTr:LlSS Chill 'IONIC has made it
the favorite toniic in t housandls of homes.
More thain thirty-five years ago, folks
would ride a long dlistantce to get GRlOVE'S
TASTELESS Chil 'IONIC whena
maembler of their family had Malaria (ir
nee'de~d a body-building, ttrength-giving
tonic. -The formula Is juist the stunel to
daoy, and you can get it from any drug
store. 60ce per bottle.
CADILLAC
We artf distr'ibutor's
for the adillac car in
Laur'en- Union, Pick
enis,'Sc rokee, Oco
nee ( nvileSpar
tanhurg and Anlder In
Counnties.
Would be pleased to
send( catalogue or' any
other information.
Greenville Cadillac Co.
552 South Malui .tt. Phono 2477
(irenniv~ime S. Ct
ELECTRIC COOKING
S is a joy. Take all the drudgery out
of the kitchen by cooking electrical
jy. Nothing simpler than to attach
the plug to the electric lamp socket,
turn on the current, and cook. You
can boll, fry, broil, roast, stew, do any
kind cooking with a small or large
ele rc cook stove. Let us show you
o r interesting line of electric house
old devices.
HARNEY 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 or boys at 25cts. a pair.
Ladies New Silk and Voile Waists and
the latest in Ladies' Neckwear.
W. G. Wilson & Co.
You'll Appreciate Our Store When
Someone "drops in" for Dinner'
It'. a comifort to pick u1p th 01:ml0o and tell uts what you want.
And to lnow that the gro rif s w Nil be in ur kitcihen in a ftv
It'- no botl(r orl trouble for is to do this.
We elnoy doing it, beeause we feel thit we r r-eally, being of
Service to you, that we are doiln sonlethinig that will help to re
pay yot for always thinking of us as "ily grocer."
We try 10 make it pleasant for you to come to otur store, pleas
ant as well as pr fitabie, for that's the best way to make our own
work 0leasit a d profitabl for oturiselves.
One of out' ways f I aking things pleasiant is telling you about
the .ood thinigs we lave on ou:- shelves. And one of these good
things is INYZON Baking Powder.
We recommiend IRYZON to you because we believe you'll be
tnighl y glad we callIed It to yourt atltentilon. W'e know it's purIIe
and (conlotical. And we feel ateoluttely 'er'tain that you wvill al
ways tinid it uniformt in tiual 'y atil proutit~t(tve of the best r'esults
alwa3 s. Prticed fairly at in <et t, r' pountd.
FOWLER. & OWENS
Laurens, S. C.
WE FAKE GR EAT PRIDE in having not only
the newest and best but also the dlistinctive and
unusual in jewelry designs and ideas.
If you want something/ifferent, somethin~g
SO far from the e m on as to have a dis
tinction all its own,y e invite your inspec
tion~ here.
W(e will meet your ideas no mattel' what
pains and trouble it may cost.