The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 13, 1919, Image 11
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- SEALE T ONY
AT YO OCE
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Office iII Peolles Bank Bui.lding
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalaaes
Calls answered any hour day or night
Simpson,Cooper & Ba~b
Attorneys at Law.
WIN Practice in all State Courts
Prompt Attention Olyen All Business
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt Attention Given All Business
Money to Loan on Heal Estate
Telephone 850
Office iI Simnios Building
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
ARMY GOODS FOR
SALE
U. S. tents 16x16 x!! ft. high, 3 ft.
tWall, uarinteed standard 12.4 o%.
army duck............ ..$19.95
U. 6. Army Otflcers' wall ,ents, Vx9
fit. .............. ..4.. 9"
Army f'ommercial Comfori, A
grade, slightly used, 5 bhale of twen
ty. Army Commimeal Chuiforts, 13
grade , us1e bit. berviceable, $ bale
of twenty.
U. S. Army shelter teits . . .
U. S. Army folding cainvas cots $.93
U. S. ..\rmy. tin cups, I50 each, gior
(ozen ..................$.I
U. S. ArTmny allunnu1m cl ps, Mle
each, per (on.............1.5
U. S. Armiy foldIng metalteat or
mless Pans wi1th,1 lid and handle, 2Ac
each, per doze .............2.25
1. S. Army enamel cups, heavy. 10e
each, per doze .....,.......$1.00
1'. S. Army, eoniel platem, 1o eaeh,
per dozen................';
U. 8. Arnny enamel pudding pans,
oc each, er (h)zen .. .. .. ..43.7
U. S. Army enamel pt Wing pals,
45e each, per dozLen .. , , . . . $.7
U. S. Army enamel )tche- , th
each, pier dlozen ..... ..27
U!. S. Army doub)1 lo bel/ harness,
per set........ ..... . ..$00
,U. S. Army douhle lea harness,
-per set.--........ ......M.
UT. S. Army khaki breoches, washed,
good condiition, per pair 95c, per dz
en .... ......-........ .....00
U. S. Army wool broeches, servico
able condition $2.25 pair. dozen 4.14.50
U. S. Army wool sBrirtJ(, serviceable
condiltion $t.93 each, por dozen $14/>0
U. S. Army re~frigerers. almost
new, Grand Riapida, two large com
partmnents, each 6 ft high, 24 inches
wide andl 24 Inches deep. 500 lb. ice
capacity. worth $350, our sp[ectal price
F. 0. B. GreenvIlle, excellent condi(1
tion, eaich .. ............$ .7
ur. S. Army refrigerators, almost
nlew. Alaska, 3 Comparlh1tments, 800
lb. ice ecapacity, 8 ft hIgh, 5 ft wIde,
worth $-100, OUr spleial price $150.00
U. St. Army heaters. $12.50 each and
upwards. Various makes and sizes.
UT. S. Army galvanIzed Iron garbage
cans, each .. ...... .........$2.50
U. S. Armyl1. rmbbier shoes and ar
tiesR, good cod0i t Ion, per' palir . . $:L.75
UT. S. Armay galvanIzed water and~
fire buckets, good conditIon, 50c, 05c,
75c and 95c each.
UT. S. A rmiy ename bnhake~ pa ns, good
condItion, ch l.. ...........
' IU. S. Armyi .\leClellan saddtles.
each ...........,...... ..*{
U. S. Army axes, good condit ion.
P9-h1............50e, 05c, 75c anud fOne
UI. 5. Armhily campil suplies of all
kInds at bait LIn prices.
English knife bayoilets; may be
groun md in to ain excelleniit- butc her,
carvine or' tlshl knife. nah . . ..0
SteeI (9 seaad to fill abhove biayonet s,
each........... ......................50e
U. R. Arnmy: hilieer russet lcather.
Wa I ' t eits, ~ wo th $-.00, each . . . . S0c
Excelleint valuies In pocket knniwA.
each .. .........75', $1.50 andl $1,"'
It wvil lipaVvyout to visit oiur store
should you comec to GreenvIlle. We
have m~anyv harganins to offer~ In armyi
geoods of all kInds..
OUR TP1 HMS: ('ash withI order.
PrIcen F. 0. P. (IreenvIll e. 5. ('. iPuiss
!rcl'ig postage when or'deing goods
sentI by pace) post.
SYOUR MION IY IIACKI IF NOT SAT
- W aeeeto reftind raIlroad fare
hotfI ways to anty eustomer IlyIvng
wIthin 3fur miles wvho visIts5 our watre
house and purchaices .oods fro 0 ns t'
amountIng to $,'3O01 Oroer
BRADLEY BONDED
WAREHOUSE CO.
G reenville, Soutih Carolina,
COTTON GROWERS
LOOK TO FUTURE
Take Steps Toward Controilling Pric
es. Man11y InI Attenldantce.
Columbia, Aug. 8.-An enthusiastic
meeting of farmers and business ien
was held inl Columbia yesterday when
the plan and scope of the South Caro
li na Cotloil Associat Ion and the rela
lion of tlis association 1 t h the Anier-l
can Cotton Association was tully eis
'itssed. Iletween Win an( 711 relwe
sentative citizens from all see'ions of
th1o State were in attildale'e'. The
(hiif addressrs were made by ('nited
a1:tes Seniater 1'.. 1). Sithil. A. I.
of Spocane, Wash., represent
the whe':t growers' association oI;
he far Northwest, (o\ eiotor Cooer
.1. 1Rotf owe Wanaitiakelr, president
.f the association. lrie talks were
Sio m11ae by A. . l'rotsimain. field or
tanizer for the association, and 11.
rank .\lelmeod, als) nieiber of the
State oraanizatiii.
Within the( next few weekis a StIale
wide cailpaigl for niilerslhip ) is to
be' conducted in overy e'otity. F armers
who join will be assessed 25 eenis
p;er bale on the basis of the 1a17 crop.
As the niem beiship is for three years
P) ceniits a balt. will be colleeted for
tle two succeeding years. Meetings
are to be held in each coity when
strong addresses are to be inae. set -
ting forth the prograin of the asso
lat liol. 'rovision is also muade for
meniiership of professional and bIsi
ness men and baikers.
Throuighout the meetling yesterday it
was emiiphasized that. Ihe organiiza
lion would he futile without adequate
financial hackinlg. Mr. Ellmore ex
plained that the wheat and fruit
row.rs had combined in the West
and had assessed l ihem vyes $111 an
aceT. The faith the farmeirs had In
'heir organization would be tested by
the measure of generosity with which
they caie to its fInancial needs.
No action was taken yesterday as to
fixing a minimu p'i'e. al thouch
somewhat strenuous effort was itade
by l'. . )abbs to have the organ i
zati1n go on record as esti maiing 50
cents a. pottndI as a reasona ble price.
A me'eting of all the State associatioos
inl te cottoll belt is to be held about
Se;pembero11 1. at which titme one of the
chief objects will be to agree 1111011
a minimnuml figunre.
What was possiby the mnos! far
reaehing efflot of the day was the
resolution eallitng oil each tnlilty to
biuy all votton that wobl lhe tuied
to tlin' mariot early in tHe fall before
a midninuoill price had b'n wel. Lano
I). J, lining. . )f S111nit4er Ild t II.- liht for
tihl- adoptiol f th4 1 1 ; o lition. al rl
ing thai t 1 there wa.-. a I wa ys a Iar
l blocl of entIton wxhich was dsohl at the'
oolning' of 11h4 ',e(ason, whicb ention
tIwa s it II t i e' mIto he i n11 t. et 1 nediate
neveds; of IhI mnI'(tr-s amd
wvottld thus pirev"en t t contrld of t he
iariket by the Mriweis r..l ennings
iiiade an elo eIni tt plea for tIe I olt
lion, 1y1i 1 that n o - wouil stamid
10 lIwe a dolhr a Ind that each unt lily
was fincialy able to lake entr(e of
the '0 oto hurr'tied o thle miarket. The
res5Olltloll w'.as adopltedl.
Antothei' resoluitiotn was adloptedl
calling oni the presidett otf lie State
lanikei's' Assoeiatloll andie the liresi
dentS of the chamnber's of commterce
of' (olioubia atid Chiarlestoin to ('all a
tmeetinug ot' beanke'rs atnd btsitness men(1
of 'lie State withfi thetureose of'
fot'mintg a Itradle neepitane ('erplora
jtio iln Soeuth C(arolina. Stich a ('or
feorati!on wats formeed a f'ew edays a ge
In Gecorgia withe a capital of $2,e000,
1010. It is esltmatedl that a ('aplital
stock of froem $750,000Il tel $ t,Il0t.000i
wuttld liet ne'e'ssa ry felr the SethI
(Governtor t' Copir twa"ts hlet first
spleaker. lI Iw *as whllly eoptiojiitjI as
to) lie -itook fet'ori thet oton growers.
ITe lbrigte'st days were .inst ahied.
Tlhte sneecc'e. of the eorganizationj de
tiened~ utponi lthe'supjort wichil'l thle
farmers(i' gav *eIt. lor'al1 setppo ert wa s
"FAKE" ASPIRIN
WAS TALCUM
Therefore Insist Upon Gen
ui - "Bayer Tablets
vof Aspirin"
\l Ill Ions or fi'audulenat Asnir'in Tab
lets .wore sold1 by a I rook en~ Alaiiu
facitur'er whliich later' proived to1 be0 (om
leoseed mi tnly of Tale um Powder.
"':laye'r Tablets of Asllirin"' Ithe true,
genuttill . Amtierilcan miiade and Amiei
('al o''ned Talets aret miar'kedl with
thle salct.1 "Hayer Vrs"
AXk feer n'il thleen in*et upoene "'iay3
IllTabht o \ sp Irlin"' and1( al'w ays buy
'm it te oiginaI THa :er cac'kage
wh liclh contains proer~~t diectns andl
sage.
Aspli rin Is the tradle marink of' fayer
Mlanutfactu're of Mlonoaceticacelester of
Stal Icvlicanid
Opera House Friday
not sullicientl. They~ were bailly Iis
ta1ken it' they thouht thc organiza
tion voulldti o fowa il i t t ea s
'lhe cottonl associationl outl1 to be
the bigge(-l thin" evrStartedl inl the
South. I'vc I lhing co l bo Said for
it :and not oing againl ; it.
Tbc "'overn'lor Sniggestedl that the
fartters arrane 0iim, ),lnwerb
foreign1 trad Iin e co ul1 i he il
Danced,. atlld to statII by Ilhe organi
z:0ion not ox wetig n 11y I)lsh gainI)s.
.lr. Wannanlakerotili:l t h11 n,
I-"I progrinl of thle organlization, inl
which hv s-ays 1,4100,0010 mlemberls are
cy pect od.
TheIr waS ortganiz opostlleiioll that
w0111. Isort to anything. Rtoeently
h i had brotght togethert e 11t1 confil
fcnial informa'in ast 14 to the opera
tionts of a man In all S\1 tet . .\ir.
Wallnamaler saii the handbag Col
taining this information had been
tat kenl 0nd tihe cor'r'espondenct lost. In
I tis fight every man was ither wih
th' people orl I g ailst t Il.
q. nttatort Smith sail Ith ptople of to
fi.' fatwre torhiy falltnt' a ltintlenaburjgl
litin of gte i andi avarie. Thel, $inistr
shaOW if this Wall Streett 1an) Imd
beenl b-Inging" over. the Southl .51) ,earIs.
It a(i se himtt to hItr appeats to
the farllers to sitport an o tItanitson
by at fi reittta on tach balt of
lotton t pri eit thimsees, te VOmitt
titii ofill otnttheeit hIean iown
thll- last its 1 tavs .1 b l t
motif.1 alt'inO ('o 11 lallf(tt'
OF- 1111 c 0 t 'l .\i' ( .
It114 s ntrod soliltto filr. In
Ves it fion of Clifton 3111k 1,Pr.
Asks inmrlint lie ort n .\ it.
Watshit ott, (1 ).\ugt. -S AtIt s:' ma-- ;
I ive o re of Cot Caroina today
im) robI et d :1 ri sot uti <t ir' elitt lth,
11if (ral Ir outl commission t o ' V'r
itait ami r portl to co i rsI t thill Odl
1)f na ntifact illatll li va riorliti sI -
of cotion into yarnls aned ention cloths
for01 till- Vear 191, IhO mlanulfac-tirers
i e - ne s. li- pr. -l alo a k
4 -4 Pb
v t s
4
- 6 MELSsupply cigarette contentment beyond anything~
- you ever experienced ! You never tasted such full- t
- bodied me!!ow-mildness ; such refreshing, appetizing ''~
- flavor and coolness. The more Camels you smoke the
I=AZ
greater becomes your delight-Cames are such a c a- -
- le rette revelation!
Everything about Camels you find so fascinating is due to
their quality-to the expert blend of choice Turkish and
choice Domestic tobaccos.
4 You'll say Camels are in a class by themselves--they seem
made to meet your own personal taste in so many ways!
Freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty after-taste or un
pleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels particularly desirable
r c 6 to the most fastidious smokers. And, you smoke Camels as
Gr 3 ? liberally as meets your own wishes, for they never tire your
taste! You are always keen for the
8C. a paCkage cigarette satisfaction that makes
Camels so attractive. Smokers real
ize that the value is in the cigarettes
and do not expect premiums or cou
pons
- Compare Camels with any ciga- P
- rette in the world at any price! -
- Camnels are sold evorywhere in scientiitaV
sented ,a!Icckn es ol'20 cilgarettes or ton pack -
'5 . ai s (200 inaretles) in a ins ne.,,,,er..
coveredi carton. We strong ly reconinend
- this carton for the home or office supply
or when you travel.
R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACC COMPANY -
Winston-Salem,
pan~~~V V-9 iv.A
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% Ofine beauty anfd on y
BUNG&ALOW NO. 13
fuit 'Irt.Ittitt f:rfI~s ft~ ' I A 1SaFe, P rofitLa bl. e InvstmbT ent.
In erecting diis bungalow you w..iflr iit v|.it~2if 'CII Itrti i\.. iliiii
'-ri'.t..i-4 1- f " I s r tai r r1.e f i D flint e II fI~id tf ktfl ti, R a~ pr't,f e stinn
Si t r is uti - i You buf y nottc srt'fits :nftian.it.jD Build On Your Untdevelopedl Lot.
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'-. r Ii *I r;Cii' I I 5 eti til Popular for its~ Convenience.
if .eb 'e ~ C B L tn~ . - ' -r .r f1wo . IIl otoms11 I il
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QUICKILT Pungalow Dept.
A. C. Tluxbury Lumber Co.,
PR IC- - E
$%94- Iuess VI per
- t. for cos!i Net -(i - ~ - - - -
(*2A. C.1 TUXRlY LUMI~j H CO . Charfstion, G. C.
ill/ ten Icmen --P r e usend ne yr Ur Book. "CUICKn L T Bungailows"
No. C-101. Amtspcially interested in a ............oom house.
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