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E__e Zbberti. er tImbscription Price i $1.00 Per Year Payable fir Advance. PubilUshed by ADVERTISER PRINTING COMPANY Laurens, S. C. Adfortibil Iateu on A pplicat.ion. &bItuarlies and Card of Thannks: One Cent a Word. EsJtured at the poti8OthCe at Laureis, 8. C., as second class mail matter. 1I'lt 1 NM, S. '..,J .J~ V 9, 1919. GIet.'ville enteriained the Press As Soelatiotl1,1.-st week. It oentertained, loo, ill a tuost hospitable man iiter. Not only the fiowspaper, folks, but the citi zenls of thle town e.xtent((ld the gh"Il( lan4iiilll a an \ ' I llt' 4lewsprlaiel" \Vol'k er .-; 44 ! _o( l( , iitt'rtaii illlinent, f(1 tiur'ts, Such as visits to the btase ball game and cottoltn mills a14 the ti) over the fint (Gre'nvillo county roads t() I Iollt'tl'St lI4 lle were evients oliu h) e I -e'4tll'4llIH'r'l liy jItoplie wilo (o n T liv Io ' .w tv ( r1 4 vilb- as w1o1 d . hulI 4 it '' r' d to iIlpr11-' x lt011 Id r un 1, \1h1w 1 f 444, 1 (1 1 '~ So a i \i t (4 t s I n t 1 I' I v. 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The policy advocated by The Adve*r tiser it road impriovemnent is to spend money according to the present and potential tralle of the roads without any regard to advantages as to trade which imay accrue to any town in or out of the county. It is not greatly interes(ed in the so-called high ways. 'he lieed for imioney to provide easy transportation of necessities Is of first iIportance. Pleasatre highways may follow after. Inter-county and inter-state highways should be fos lered by tle state and nation respec t ively. It appears that there has been more legislation oi tlie l'elett.'s Fer ry bridge matter since w e wNere inl touch with it. Tile law reads plainly that it. should lie bilt before the end of 1920 and paid for' out of the levy of 192 1. Thei Advertiser alOways ad voats obedience of tie" IIaw and will natll Iy not oppose tle(' construction of tils bridge. Thus. anlothier victory is won for trade. While we are very :401to seethell re1lively few people who will lse his til, bridl( accolmmod at "I, still we do not ielieve that the pro toi t ra c ju11istifies the extu-InditureI w hen oth-r more inportant briides, ;aY the' '11dl an6l Redy Pivotr brid!. is lii-tweeni Janiriens :nn iGreenwiood, t * * * e * * * * * * * * -i * t * * * : *I * V * * t ()I-;. .Jn Y 7. ( in . o' ('apt. W . A. il- i' w : 1u i ! om ki o1no that h h : h n ll ni l till, \ii: \mnit. and i M, .l ln c : i.of Ii nvilb i. b I I -h- ir fa l In i t i it 1i It i ba I'd- . .li: \ 1ary li l a yI (, Ita l '- m in. I I 1lys Il l and .ll it y - di ra. at a it wa i i I a \ ir I a is . . l I i I I \ : * I' I iI- - I , nf lial y.l.s i nt tis. o -' 11r h ill ' :n . .l \v. Ilr yI Io n. p a :irlom I-, atiph l. Ml nt -t ahe w ~ , a-rnd w ih hi", It. . .\ ts. W1. .l. i Ahwlolr.:. C.dp andli ("harb1g wliak oty 1-ve r i Wlla 11v P illhyX am niat W - ThursdIy ternoon an alh.-11 noh ' lr. 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Dr. Nlaxwell had been In Laurens for about t(enl years. lie vas a wvell posted as well as conscientiolts phy sician and had a large practice ailtlo:.. the ilembers (if his race. Ile was affable and polite to white people ald was hiel(ild li high estcimi by thiem. Ills deah lbwas genterally regret ted by while and colored ')eople 'alike. The devca"d is survived bv I is fi'e and several chibIdr1on. The fii erall will har11dly be hlvd beforev next Sunlday, 1. SPEI .\I A N4 I1 41 :, 3 Sirayevd Fromn M\es \ainl St.. wh 44 and Ilu Iskled h. ., glev h1 u1 . I 'u nths, Obl. ll fre.h (ut n riht fore loot. Ih v.aI d 11b44r.i Io por)t ;o ('h-rk or ('mtr.s.- office. 1Iost One I ri: F -l.n h h,111! og, I r. nt i\ 4. . .in v4 er4''k4Vo naine 1e Ard o) . i 1rn, 01 S 1 ) ::s1 - We 1 :l : i e. .\ I : s n; I in:.4n. .i -It K V inaof 6 okey'-. Onek F4ll i444 ()' !. 444 4Il4'e h s re444! '4~ .I I. t \v 444 I*. I* S''41'i aM . i i .f \. Ar ioro ': 6f-at r IE -t F 1%: 11.1! v r nh! 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One benellelary scholarship, which pays nlearly all expenses, is vacant Inl Laurens County and will bo filled by a competitive examination to be bold on August Sth at the county seat. This (xlfnintion will be given on the followlig sluibjcets: Algebra through (quadratics, Plane Geometry, English Gramuar, oi position and lthctorlc, LAteratrti . crier n lIistory, Ancie.nt History ain( Physical Geography. A limit edlt mber of pay cadets will he receivel rotal expenses ne'd not exceed $ 100. I'.arly application is necessary. For catalog giving full in fornlw tion1, adaress ('ol. 0. J. iOND, Superintendent, 'The0 Citadel, Charleston, S C. 51-it SA1. E OF SCIHOOL, 1B0NDS. Notice is hereby given that the unl dersignied as Trustees of School Dis triel. Sullivan No. .3, of Lauirens Coun ty. State of Soutl Carolinia, are aU thorized to sell and liereby offer for sale, $2,500 of 20-year coion bonds of said School itistrict inl denlonuina tions:; of $',06.00, Iaring interest at six ptlre ill. 'erl n m, payable scili an1nually. 'hie bonds will )e dated -luly Ist. 1919. All bids 1m1ust be seal d til lfild w'th . I. Sinmpson, Sect., ()f the Hofinal of Trustees of sai d Schcl 1Dist ri- by or he!rore 12 o'clock fn-m (-f J.y I3 , h61. 1 it at he offieo of I i;'l & Toc( Attorncys, Ialurens, S. . 1 % which till i and plaulc i the bids ll- lb-iilv i o cisin-d. .:nel bid 1n11 he I wcOcipah cc i by at Ceritiled c ki f ' l'.d Fo .1" i n u !vood facith ;I m! cr 'licii . '1 i rit.li 1) ro .! 1n' a at' h'40. . rst ed6. liy T. T. \WOOD. Caiin.11, 1-:. .\. 'T . !-. E0. S.\I TH. Sect.. 7, 1 - T) I -I i cies. S. Artl-j i e tfriger..tors, -GOreal lar gains. cccd i" aiids, two lage' o11)alt n.:," 11)h. ice caplacity, size 6i ft. h 'h.i I wide, IcxCollent onllition. 1 .. - c. . b. 1' Gre 1ville. Aika :--figc'rat cr, 8 ft. high, 5 '. ..<b tihr con upart mient s, stol lb. ice ca ciet Y. (x'oellnt condition. \ \ ci"h .!I. . Wile they lthst, Spe C \. H~ill l *1 f :.er-laior. 4; ft. high1. l'.. . caplacity. ('ondition excellenit. So~ ~~ W cil8:.0 V rate thlese r rators re1ady for shipment. . . .\u v Tents, IGx(iGxiI ft. high, :t . IW . 'i'hese ai ro ,iI lily us11.ed t' 1ents, I..n in1 , rviceablf- ntl.Hin. 141ly now. i2: :.rrlinat $19.'1.~5 vachl. S . r tent l, . 9x 1 I fl.. $10; S-'s 1 i 1. t1:1 .. . WI hv hige Suly'l-g of vamplin1 (.1rin01im1(-1t. clips, knImv;, forks, spoon1)s, hci Ieait pan5, laversacks, klife i c)cn I an t11 ilrm1V .oods of all kinds. \ ite u. S, !d cali with orders. No . . 1). ordr s filled oi I rese speilis. IllHAD1,HlY 11090\1) \V AlI lIOISIK "O \l l'A NY. IS- It Greenville, S. C. College of 9iarleston FO ND 1785 A (H oll ' iest san dard, ol (1n to inlen1 an W0omen. .\n inten ti naly icimite< I nrollimentd iosi urecs i ndcci !cch l i c l r eion. l -'our yers Hlarrison Raindolph, Pres., Charleston, S. C. Land For Sale (~ ac cc leI, tncar I'arks ci d mcl. I mil from111 scchooil, romtte c i.hurc h ill iiri wd e aeiniptuure:tnew b ne'-. (ooi er.ll. :-pr-n in g : (I eand 'ri$5 unties'.d erns o atners iNaf.rank iluldin. foGreenie Cadillac Co.i neorGienvile, Spar-. tanb' ugandcc cAnderson sendr~ iciiy i cataloguIc rfi~ anio~ 552 Souigth lo.Yucso fcain it. S'hone 2h7 no. Jnvigdo1in Eiffet Prien h00. ELECTRIC COOKING Is a Joy. Take all the drudgery out of the kitchen by cooking electrical ly. Nothing simpler than to attach the plug to the electric lamp socket, turn on the current, and cook. You can boll, fry, broll, roast, stow, do any nd of cooking with a small or large at, cook stove. Let us show you Ol( Interesting line of electric house hold 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 5cts. a pair. Ladies New S and Voile Waists and the latest in Ladies' Neckwear. W. U. Wilson /& Co. People tell us Our Store is Different Of iour'e it's dilI(renit. Ik au se it's a service grio 'u ry. It's not Ji.:f a store Wvlb re gi0 C Ir i r -olil, 1':- 1a .lc vll c everyl i th ,?' 4111 114 ) 111.1ke buying groccri. s II A 1- :l-1; of good things to ;tt. Courteous, intelligent Clerks who ut a1ml their busines thoroighly. Prompt deliveries. A telephone thalt is always open to yo. A store that sells <quality goods which it can recommend with out Ile slightest fearIi o1 hififation. To illustrate what we me'an, ju1st consider the question of hakinlg powder. It's only a sinall part of ori entire busiless hat we consider it a most important featre. 1 ocause hakilig powder pia h such a vital par( in the prepara tion of food in your home. If t isn't good it enn ruin a great amount of good material. T erefore the haking powdler we recomn Inild muhlist he good--s() o that wve won't have t lie slightest 'hance of displeasing a C stomerI. RYZON is such a baking wVder. It's pillr". it's always uniform. atl wIy e cVient and it will do anything any other baking powder will do. It's priced fairly and honiestly, too, -10 cents per pound till. FOWLER & OWENS Laurens, S. C. I Irf -._ .. All during the war it was our ain to give you all the war winning values that could be se cured. Now, with the war over, wtth the victory won, our ef. forts are more than ever directed towards securing for you the best possible values in all jewelry lines. We guarantee to meet any competition and beat it for price according to quality. You haven't a single jewelry need that we will not meet to your entire and permanent satisfaction. ''''-'i ATS