The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 30, 1919, Image 11
ARMY GOODS FOR
SALE -
U. S. tents 16x16x11 ft. high, 3 ft.
%v'all, guaranteed standard 41 ioz.
army duck............ ..$19.95
U. S. Army Ollcers' wall tents, 9ix9
ft.....................$.9)
Army Commercial Comforts, A
grade, slightly used, $35 bale of twen
ty. Army Commercial Comforts, 1i
grade, used but serviceable, $25 bale
of twenty.
U. S. Army shelter tenut. $3.95
U. S. Army folding canvas cots $2.95
U. S. Army tin cups, 15c each, per
dozen .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ..$1.01
U. S. Army alluminum cups, 15e
each, per dozen............
U. S. Army folding metal meat or
mess ,pans with lid and handle, 2.,
each, per dozen............. ,
U1. S. Army enamel cups, heavy, 10c
each, per dozen .............
UlJ. S. Army enamel plates, Ilc each,
per dozen . . .
T. S. Army enamel pudding pans,
d5c each, per dozen .. .. .. ..$3.7
U. S. Army enamiel pu((dinlg paus.,
,5e each, per dozen .. .. .. ..7-.
U. S. Army enairnel pitchers, 2.
each, per dozen ....$2.7
IT. . Army double wheel harness,
per set................$51.00
U. S. Army double lead hamness,
per set .........,......$15.01
U. S. Army khi briches, Washed
good condition, per pair. 51Ste, per doz
en .... ......................$1,00
U1. S. Army wool breecles, seirvicc
able condit ion, $2.25 pa0i', dozen $1.11.50!
U. S. Aimytw wool shirts, serviceable
conidit ion, $11.95 each, per dozen $11.501
U. S. Army refrigerators, almnost
new, Grand lapids, two large con
partments, each 6 ft high, 21 inches
wide and 21 inches deep, .500 lb. ice'
'apacity, wNorth $350. our special price
P. 0. 11. Greenville, excellent. condi
tion, each .. .... .. .. .. .$112.75
U. S. Army refrigerators, .almost
neW. Alaska, :3 compartments, 800
lb. ice capacity, 8 ft. high, 5 ft. wide,
worth $400. Our special price $150.00
U. S. Army heaters, $12.50 each and
Lipwards. Various makes and sizes.
U. S. Army galvanized Iron garbage
ans, each ........ ......2.50
U. S. Army rubber shoes and ar
Lics, good condition, per pair .. $3.75
U. S. Army galvanized iwater and
re buckets, good condition, 50c, 65c,
M5c and 95c each.
U. S. Army enamel bake pans, good
.ondition, each ............55c
U. S. Army MdClelan sa((les,
mch ..................$18.95
U. S. Army axes, good condition,
ach .. .. .. ... 0c,65c, 75c and 95c
U. S. Army camp supplies of all
(inds at bargain prices.
PiJ'nglish knife bayonets: 'May be
rround into an excellent butcher,
:arving or fish knife, each .. ..50c
Steel scabbard to fit above bayonets
ach .....................50c
U. S. Army leather, russett leather,
vaist belts, worth $2.00, each . . . .50e
Excellent values in pocket knives,
-ach .. .. .. .. ..75c, $1.50 and $1.85
It will pay you to visit ourV store
bould you come to Greenville. We
lave many hargains to offer in army
oods of all kinds.
01UR TlAl IS: Cash with order.
1riees F. 0. B. Greenville, S. C. Please
nolude postage wben ordering goods
ont by parcel post.
(OUR MIONlaY BACK IF NOT SAT
I iFtII ER
We agree to riuid railr-oad fare
lotl 'ways to -any elistomer liiving
vithin 300 Iles whl]o visits our) war'e
loll.-;e(, and pirha ss goods fr-om i's
Llimmdltinlg to $300 or1 over.
BRADLEY BONDED
WAREHOUSE CO.
G. reeln ille.c Southi ('ariolinnt.
[he Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
)ecausne of its tonic and inarative effect, LAXA.
!VC IV BOMO QUINI NE~ Is better than onlinary
)uinaine and( does not cause necrvousniess nor
tinmtig in head. Rentber m he full naanac nnd
oak for the signature of It. 'Vn. GROVE. 30c.
Real Estal
Ossie Os.borne home,
on Spartanburg road. N
beautiful grove, 2 1-2 acr
WV. HI. Gleme~nts' ho
adljoiniing Laurens Mill
$1,600.
Two rental store reo
at C. & W. C. depot. Pr:
J. S. Becnnett & Son
of Laurens, 1 1-2 miles o
Two dwelling. $40 per a
One six horse farm
200 acres. Pirice $100 pei
Two small farms, fac
at Barksdale Station, goc
land. $100 per acre,
A. D). Putnam pr'oper
dwelling, store, barn arnd
warehouse. Price $2,500.
One good farm, 95 ac
adjoining lands of Lan
new dwelling. $35.00 pu
Laurens Tru
REAL ESTATE
D. E. TODI
COTTON CONGtESS
Walnnaniaker Sendts Message to New
Orleansi Mian, lefining A Ittide of
Subjlect. 1ReOrts Circulated of Ills
Opposition.
New Orleans, July 25.-Cotton pro
ducers will not oipposo the world cot
ton conference which Iis to be held
here in October, according to W. 3.
Thompson, of New Orleans, late today
In making public a telegram from J.
N. Wannamaker, president of the
American Cottdn Association.
The 'Wannamaker telegram was
sent from Atlanta today after a two
day conference there of the cotton as
sociation. It follows:
"We regret exceedingly that the im
pression has been formed that we are
lighting the World Cotton Conference.
We have not pitched any light on the
conference. However, as a result of
your telegrams, the entire matter has
been adjusted."
it was reported that the association
ws suspicious of the coming world
cotiference in regard to lowering the
price of cotton.
Although it was reported that. the
board of directors adopted a re('solu
lion that no member of the Americai
Cotton Association should at this time
become iden ti fled w1i th the World's
Cottonl convention, PresIdent Wanna
mai.ker in his commu niention to .\Mr.
'T'lom pson, who was active in the or
ganlizatIon of the association, referred
to a resoluton only which was for
conilning efforts of the organization
to a membership campaign and whlch
gave notice of the decision to drop
any talk inl opposition to the world
conference.
Word was received here today by
\lr. Thompson that President Wilson
had signed a joint resolution author
izing invitations to other nations to
send delegates to the cotton confer
ence.
MICKIE SAYS
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THE APER "NO BEEN ou'
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OF STO'PP\NO'EN.
Colds Cause GrIp and Influenza
LAXA'fIVE IIROMO QUININE Tablcts remove the
cnuse. Tlhere is only one "B~romo Quinine."
E. W. GROVIE'S inatur on box. 30c.
:e Specials
two miles from Lau'ens
ice painted house, with
es land, $1,700.
ise and lot of one acre,
school ground. Picei(
ns aind two. Vacant lots
ce $3,800.
arm, 205 acres, 4 miles
Trinity Ridge school.
ere.
,adijoining; city limrits,
' alc.
ing C. &. W. C. railroad
d road frontage, good
ty at Barksdale Station,
other outbuildings: seed
res, 8 miles of Laurens,
stons Baptist Church,
acre.
st Company
DEPARTMENT
), Manager
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* POPL AR SPHNUlS NEWS. *
Poplar Springs, Jily 28.-The farim
ers are getting nearly through laying
by in this section. Crops are looking
very well but we are having most too
much rain for cotton, but it is file
onl upland cbrn.
Mr. J. A. Simmons was accidentally
shot in the foot last Friday. Mr.
Douglas West was handling the rifle
which iwas a hammerless 'Remington,
22 calibre and accidentally discharged
it and the ballet struck a nail, glanced
and went into Mr. Simmons foot. 1le
is getting along fine. We trust he will
soon be well.
Airs. Ora Thoriton and her stei
daughter of Fitzgerald, Ga., is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 10ttgene Simpson.
Mr. Irk Arnold and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. XE. 1'. Simpson, Sr., the
past week.
\ir. and Mrs. Jas. F. )avis, of Sitar
tanburg, are visiling Iis father, '\Ir. .1.
i1. Davis, and other relatives inl this
section.
ir. .10111 W. Simpson retri tned frm(;it
Greenville Friday where he had been
to see his son-in-law, Mr. .ohn Posey,
who has been seriously ill. We are
gltl to say he is some better.
Mrs. Maary Copeland is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lutla Posey at. Greenville.
.\ilt. and Mrs. .Jeter Odell and three
children, .\li. and Mrs. Forest Tripp
and childrell aid Mir. John W. Simip
sonl visited l. and 'Mrs. .1. 1P. Stim
mlons yesterday.
M1r. and 'Mrs. W. M. Pilts were guests
of Mr. and Alrs. W. It. Davis Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and 'Mrs. W. L. Walker were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wat
kins yesterday.
Mr. Jas. It. Wood visited his (laugh
ter, Mrs. Albert Martin Sunday.
Mr. T. T. Wood and Dr. J. L. Don
nan have each purchased a new Ford.
'Mr. and Mrs. Willie Abrams and
Mrs. P. L. Abrams -%re visiting Mr.
and 'Mrs. G. T. Abrams.
LIFT CORNS OR
CALLUSES OFF
Doesn't hurt! Lift any corn or
callus off with fingers
} -r
Don't suffer! A tiny bottle of Freez
one costs but a few cents at any drug
store. Apply a few drops on the
corns, calluses and 'hat'd skin1" ont bot
toun of foot, then lift them off.
When F"reezone r'emtov'e corns from
the toes or calluses fi'otn the bottom of
feet, the skin beneath is left. pitk
and healthanneesrtndro
irritated. 1adnvrsie e~e t
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Summe Speial
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We are clearing out Summer Goods at less than they
can be bought from the Manufacturers. Our
buyer is going North in a week or two and
we must make room for Fall Goods.
We list here only a few items
Wash Skirts Men's and Boys' Wear
\We have p ret y Wash 'k irts inl all sizes. M t 'Socks, in all vol() .......... 15C
$2.(H) Skirts for .... .... .... .... $1.49 AI~li \ Short Dramers ............49c
$''.50 Skirts or . .... .... . ... .... .$1.99 1 i .s Porous Kitt Union 75
$5.I0 Ski r . or..... .. ......... $3.50
Silk Dresses I'v 's Uion Suits.......0C. 65- nd 75c
We have a special lot 1f alides' Silk )i-ss
s, worth $12.50, closing at ..... ....$7.98 i s.dl ao s
Fine Taffeta Spo -t. Skirts, in plaiik $3.49 (li 1.1a i t s, xl 5 e . 25c
l.'bIllroiderle d -silk l'oplini, latest. thin.o,
:lit. $10.00 value mr .... .... ..$6.50 Children's White Slipper s -S z(I.
Silk Cailnisoles, beautiutilly tritimited. wort Ii *1.)0, I10. . . $1.29
from .... ........... .$1.00 to $2.50 ( i11rett s linn, Foot Sandal., 75c to $1.50
Apron Ginghams Kidand Chocolae Colorc 1ulflp.,
1,000 yards A pronCi inigham~, good qu:.al- o t .0) val uPs, at........$2.49
ity. per yard .... .... .... ..12 1-2c Ladies' black Pateut Leather Pumps,
500 yards 36-iih Paj a CLhecks, $7.50 altie for.. . 79
30e goods at....25c Ladies' Kid Pmp, $7.50 enalu' for $6.79
Stockings Specials
-lt's0 do r 1)e11 1Draw tons . (. .... 1 rol 4 c
50~~o' Porous Ladiet Union huit,: 75v0ns Ce
100 dozeti Ladis' 1)bulac Silk "Stock 11 (Jo/CU "'Sweet, Madedn" TalI( in
igs ill sec(owlds, 50- te ... .v l 25c I d t h v lst .. . ... . . .... 4 c
COODFARM SFOR SALEiI1
I hve285aesl.vl'an onionwa from . .. 5c.6Land 75
in fji'conitin, hreetennt ouss; Moiseloneous r
railwy, hs spr:trck luGauzerss, etra.;.- windb
itld) <faity, wotT0A o . ..5
T4 n tp-oilrod. anbe'hihit's White0( Sper arie ,
4 1.0 ai'eslev l lnd worthbu $1.50, cnow ............$1.2
f mle fom ooholrens hre' oo-sl 75ro $1.5
an( ou-buldiig A fewl iio lotie' Patent.LViel
Figure3the toi$4.00nvaltest at .... .e..a2r49
offot ubic ighay teantI iesblc Patelnt eahe gumps
$750 v luuor . .. . .. . .. .$67
0 5 d a ..r ..e .. ..re ....25ct uli 'Ki up, $7.50im' a~lue for at.79
D t oce'kins 2are t~7 ( Spci'als eiia
in ianens , 50levale in... s ....25c l'swer of The A.... i.... ... ..5
Sphaec285al:e leve lands sen ilesa from Laurinens
to Wterlooe-an-ahlf mllies fromte Cold Pointwelling
teantay huses splendrac pfo reloadnt fizer, . ilb
Sone-an d-aal miles fom goo school ad chrh to-sill road;
dred; -pound balesl of0cottonle wo ton.re today 810o'20
197y Hc. od amn ladHfu iC s o rn
of f ulChihAyS nn.ose n ubiiggo