The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 03, 1919, Image 4

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be iberttiser Subscription Price Is $1.00 Per Year Payable In Advance. Published by .4 llVElRTISER Pill NT1N COMPANY Laiureus, 8. C. r 'IitIlswig tntts (n typlication. b varIes4 andl I'sird of Thaminks: One ONta Word. .r ,tI I - 9.j. luC at Lanrens, . . as seco1 elas mail watter. I, llRNS. S. ('., SI'1"I', :', 191"). if w ' If ;Ili (411r ctl Iy th1' st44iki le11111. 1to th 44. il~y'.~4 A (4'44r '1ntra1 as1 it a1p 4 in t1' i 1. ay 's I; :'I-r, th it i s to reCAeive one.-hIllr ()f one. centi pl I, kill) ':u,t hou. ( for. ilt Ise04 ( ' it-, str 't wr44 Iy1t''n l 1!' l i\ '(' 111) the i tiII li t n .%k :114'. W 4 o 1o11411l 1.Tald th 1.44- e44k ill 4'-', -111 c hl1l oI4 1' I i v I up he'a4 e 4 'iy I nl 4 fel Ii - ('ially'. able to1 1urcha12 '4 n44'(' >2ar' a 14 L* I* I4 I42 1 '1 s4 ' ..4$ 1(0 .I rI* wu l I :I I. Ir wI n i -r th 4)a (: t 4' IrI Ii. ' . l 4 h I :Im : v I I2 I I I I [ I I I I' 1 11' F. . : 4 V 114 v4ich l- 1y lr cady h:I , I Ie ea1 ' 1 < A In ! ".\Iast r .\11.4 r" am( t114. 411 ll411 li '''r2, 11.- 4'41' luSi44Il 1111 h,- reachl I ha th qiy mih 4ur noge a ha t- I irade. * 2( * Tilt, lI- "m ratl I I' n'til ilu j(\' tent I oIIn I I l a ll ca forI . a I Irg - r tuile 11e ha 1 t availalle flutu will 1taak1o. possible. (ount ing oin I11u1111 41t .Im r the a v hIr.al gov' tI s InI-II I I mprovee l (I.-; a. brI n SS. .j s ab u SenouI)(h to takeif ('.re of Y(1om(e of I Ie chi(f1 roads of the ty. llowever. ,.-w. cannot affor.d t b m Io - tenit '\ ith ilui roving a few-v s tCt r'opd . whnl So lf.:mny illnr hwaring. much 1'atlic shouhl'. ' iprov . T1 '11 - .r1" o f th I t.IimIesI(- anI)d theI( increasI id h 1f ho onn d vtl! an'! 1ha:1 l 1IIasonably (inportant ro s he Ii ' inl sha Ill' for I nven I '11ieI t11 tra Iliv 1111 \ ye r romid aInd ).very ' rei4 1n put w I IIi reva S(ilil r<I- ach1 of a 'good ro~a to14 1111rk1t. 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Ill-:S 131ll-:NTI f44i'1hmon4d, Va., A'ug-. . '4klffor'ts ofI thle 1.nvernment11.14 to restor (44 ormal1414 141i(4 ('(on(1itin w442 .'ill fail so long~i as aI "fIinan~cial autttocracl4y is kepit in4 power.''4 through1.1 the inflation of1 pr'i('es and1 "va'.nes,"' Cln hr '. II444.Plumb, utho 1 of' the4 1r14 osed (I(tri-4'( ati ra14Iilroa enn- l4'4 trol. pla4n. 141. (Ifre toni1444/h ( I ' aldre144 Th ' : . ' lih n1 1 'orope444 to "a the4 h4erd1 n 4 f (41 "h'14'44'ilt. 4 w 4 l'(r4l 1(ook tio4 (of \'Al tro4 ' and o411 her4 m4 aner1411 w'4r'4 IV id ' 44n14 fumb4 nes 4 44 l44. (d(4 1 1overn 'Ill' 1442 2up4 r bt'ion1444. (44 by p141n w it12 upIiillIlon t (or (alure41 o thi' to 14ff4 r X'.i ''len 14wh le n 14he1 h t ho:' 4o'4e'4 d 4444 I unchany44." I:'hor1 10oday 'n ' not14 "lint rInsical ly a wave. issue44 't 11."' P'lumb4' said that, if a1 stikeI votl were'( returned1 byl('( the 14 rnilnna onmen 1in eintion of thn President's decision on their demand for a 17 per cent Increase in wages, the issue would "almost Inevitably "extend beyond the field wage adjust ments and Into the field or "economic reconstruct Ion." While increased priodiietIon through out the world is urgently ne6ded to bring relief from present ecoloilic condi titons, Plu11mb saih, men can not increase their procllutlvit y in a "sys tom wlieh brestows the profits froi a it ater effort upoa nioni-prodticers." (in cone only, he sald, throligh paritcipation of labor inl Ilie ina v t1n cont ral of imlnsty. *** ,* * * *.* *** ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * t r. I I d \\. \\'asitn. :it . < a ri i d. :L aeiz-1n of1,an'mrens. emlnty. rI .\ i a- 7. aft r a lingeinIl ifll s oif r i ftt~ Vrtml tt''h i e\ ch ici. 'do thry a j . r.. \\'as'son wa.4 (I" of oll i j. citi%' ls har t gn a fitriner. ill u 1:Vn :w! i .1t1 an eiet. ie w an of It( ue men i I vr nw. tit( wat is in <i ,ry n 1 a'iian ci a l ean,' oflir am] t111Wit. . I have lllo t <'r i eard Uin I rta ii nloya "ieeh, ohi itr a am lon 11\ ha )n r. in-ar !hi 1r 1inre. mi ha i o enemies, for. ht, w bl notea aln nlem'y lis wi aIn a Th l tno n l ost' l i t l h l o n( e of its !'r'v, tri for t t forrs a~ risgh t hats ss shal Prebt hihrian ohurch of Frieid hi t. twhich he teilr with in early boy-h~m'l, has lost oie of its; lealit' 'hIr, nd a loylal -orker; Is family hias rl st arthine. I call speak Io greater praise of him tha this: that between 111e hi a l his witf. a1t chilnr m thr wo holeom. ti 4 f pet' irf l love a It sympaIt hy. of Uln (erstatuling Ilnd of m lalrepwet. It is i r . to ist a frini. i I not greefor him, buII for myl self, that I Shall feel hi,; ha,1)( of welcomei nlo mor0111. Mr see his (Ililek smlile: and yet ! : ii II te i-: th:n e fwent ou I'it hen the 1ti)1, of, liffe was aIt his full- -whenl het waISms active, mlost ulseful, and m(O-t beloved. It isz uod to remilember. him as he( waV aS ma' manl. w\holesomel. kee-ol ly a l i i I wiIitnt when h \y ;~tIioal hi" body to thec '.rnve thlt w :-, ! 1 l lt, 1 vii i. ft) ilind. Thw !qpiril I hived has Vf)np 1n*o Th-!." to :i i an 11abu 11;1nt1 n (i l( of re a i (I !-:nm. \\'l vor,- m OFian loved b: .chktIill 10 MlICKIE SAYS EST \GSFN iT' WMAT V 0U N T \N WI\-\44 NAS-T E - 1PAPER, SASwel \PA' M\tCK\e: ANo 'LL P A IP \ lct of Aon'st Aoge cRt l rda ltir~onftt aii.t liiie e hou''t t T NoiMEt \n P\CK It i9 ht Itiigfrois Elt ~it PAPt'.R t.ititiii o'.t'rBrful ftrii lit gAcl Tntit T r hel'hitt il fir" I trS f rMPt Ii Rei l iic of i c t Ln-asp'trtge. ve hietti ngrtlii lt eu t tt i t' th Lithen fheadwater ar t hei'f-ti i shphrds un-itil tongidrto roof riienua o U. ove Uitin strom her gtii e toh deptth(' f or t fet fii'rm tll surfce si(iiced, wiih tis <itlie prorhabgeat tciheopetiwmuh ct 'a a presevativoul hIn thell prontae wite phen. ahi * RiABUN NEWS. * *S Itablin, Sept. 1.-Mirs. George Babb antid Mirs. Will olt visited Mrs. Fati nio Abercromhie, of H1ickory Tavern, SIunday. .\Misses M1artha id Sallie Wolff, of SiIloh section. and 'liss Avie Ala hafrey. of 1Laurten-s, vis ited Mrs. Sloan jAlahltI Ilast Tllesday'. .\r. and Air~s. liittubewrt of Illrincetion visited .\lr. and Mlrs. Fraih Na sh .lon day. \Vr. and Mirs. Press-, (;rant. of Gray Cottri. sp ntI 'T'l sda with tIs. I'lor ''nlc'e sagie. Aisates Ifrel and Th'lma Owens visited relatives ill (;Ir npoelld section 1r's. loiusl n l1th anld chii(II enl vis.15ited in this 1 :sction last wrok. AIr. anl Alts. Ceorg' I1abb0 vis clte \,r. and .ir . .14A t' 1 abh. of ( rIy ( otri. Thur sda y. \4 l. mith .\hartin and childrenl, and i A .llie kitahh \ vis iter .\t. ebec -a1 nsand famnily. Mr. Denni'tits andns Ind llston Hahhl. after sptlnding several weeuks in \ h ville. 1r011urn1,d hIn~e 1;aturday. \iisses Cora l'aguelf and Cora lPtit niSaturtia6y tIlluht with Mkis \'era Sbaldwinl. Nli:- IAnnie (;arlin'--ttin, of (reen ville', is vsit ing lisses l.\ari' and I,iz zi' .\lhon. r. s. Ibaisy Nash. of ih-troit. micli Ian, is visiting Ielative iwr for vsral lays, having colim. for the Fiu iral of it' sister. AlM s. .hnil .\la le: Ii. PEiNSION NOTICE'. Filr the PItrptose of complying with the late act of the legislatue, appli at Ions of Ithost ('onfederate soldiers and widows who were on the pension roll before l119. (also those who have not beetn enrolled at any titne) will be rcever1(I as follows: .I Clintoni . for hituniter and Jacks 1 ow n-h i .......-....mt o -e . h At '-oss 1Hill for Cross 11111 town "hip. Sept. If.ibi. ior other ato nip' al t is fli a( fillo)ws: si 'I 1 I 'I I: It 1: I 1 tI(41i S tig' . S enth I I Ier 1 t . ~ 1 r -0 '4 1 4 1n I) - r t 1(1* .I I pl(io 1 n4 It i s ' he Iil114ut1 2 ofA Ii~t'' 1 sft 1 -!1 f Il e11s to he tI It tt tIId a Itsen<.'lit C appli.~ It link gt~t iv' in i li'i 11s nttIi (''ejectan oft b th liw v, t t h4 11d l\ni ap lT I t Is I I... bi ll I It %v1'. lt I li I r I I i t il Ii v4Ir I m id I ler 1 wh1 'w11 1 Ir 14 h1 I . 1ii I I ~ s W 1 f;ilt' 'an It' I I It I f Iv4' I id lIt any 'II 41(4' ('(~t i 14114(1fo i it ItI ~ t44' * , ;wnll slt'1( i - n eu n l en, 14(1 tf .'Ielx if 1111.. It. $i..-4 t') all :wt(m'.I. l 14ilii' f you1 1in(ny lin4'to CII' 1(n. 141(1C~y t'0)41tY O. G. Tit'(~ 01O.1 OTICEOF liN~l S\-,21 $ SPECIAL NOTICES. $ Wanted-Six or eight table board ers. Mrs. W. S. Bagwell, 220 Gor (loll St. 7-1 t-pd For Sule-Rough pine lumber. Can saw to fill your bill. Aili three miles from laurels. G. Y. llellaims, Gray Court. 7-1t-pd Founid--Nicc fat steer fyeighing about o.00 lbs. Ovuer can it -'. same by ilentifying and paying nosts. E. U. Bla!ey, Chief of 'olice. 7-1. For Sale--llegistered Joirsey bull, IN 111)nth4s old. solili color, has beeni dechorneld, lRegistration pmpers all revad made. lPrice $60.00. 1). E-. Todd. 7-21-pd Fresh Ments--I want to advis lly IIttoners that I have olenved ily mar kit aga in at the sainle old stand and -t veaty to serve thein with fresh on-at. Ilick Owings. 7-It-pd For 'Saie-Seed Oats. I have 200 b11srhels Imon railsed oats for sale at pItI Il buishl. Tlevse oats avelaged 35h s esper nerel last season. 1,. .\l. lIe: hn1 rn I t outi2i11. 110 e -1. 7-11-pd -'.r :-nve Cow fresh in milk. Gives over :' g allhls a day. Cow and calf 1, th1 r $7,..00. .1.l . 11 lin am inl, I-aau !le s. IFout1 -i. 7-It-pld .\oleie --\'.e will p: - C I cent ()In Inlney placl d with 11 "a I pital :;ock 1d surp1 l over $1 ,1i1. 1,urlens T ust 1'ont I nnY. 7-11 Nollce --\.'e will pIay f poer n((tlt onl 111iny pla< d with uls.Vapital stock aimil s l u1lIlS over .,$ 1 (1 , 1111. 1saurens Trust ('m pllany. 7-11 For Stile Oveiland (16 tolurillg cal inl tirs:t clas's conlition irire $c00 .l . 1''. I la s ((1,Y. 7-1t -'i.r Sa'le A 1ho :15.000 (edar shingle. slightly am,( laged. $5.00 per Ilollsnlld while tl(l;IsI. Gray and i'::slte hy. 7-it 3Music (lIs - -liss llattie I1)llnklin Gray is to have a Il- t- ' Piallo and harillony beginnin Sept. sth. If in t vrestedl phonet 1:-5, 7-11 Fill Sale- Second hand Foord road stor in good condition. Will trade for I)odge. T. II. liallard, i'eoplis nank Iuilding. 7-It-pd Iost One Iavy Ia) robe. black on on1 side. ile on the other, somewhere b1e tweeni Ian it)leeks' and I I ickory Taveri.. Finder will please iocify Itoozer .M. Malddox. Ware S1hoals, It. 1P. 1). 2. . 7-It-pId For Sale--Very best farm seed: Al falfa, Ituirr Clover, Crimson Clover, \'eich. ltan14. Abruzzi Rlye, Carolina Iye, A:(pler. Fulgrum, and Texas atIs. Write us for piri'es. Faris Seed ('omiany, Greenwood. S. C. (;-5t-Id Setlllit 31alchineIivs- - When you need a good sewing llachinae buy a singer. 1,. W. Mart in, agent, lalrens, 8. C. For Sale -2,00t, liar (edlar osts, iN hf fa It lna a. rice :"f Iach. .\t 1). E-. Toh' N -a. t .\ainl strect, I u e F11-' S l 4 No. 12 , 11- CornI uhrrblr w~hcuitter1 h WIl \'ite . P. C'r e a ae.R u . i 21-pdl ;hint v<.nr worki:. .\1. . I 'ariks. liarks 1181.11 in)14m-11 S'41l ll t,~ '111114 \Vl1 aI11 r4' V,1 . v.mr. M.- ;1 h oll 4.o'e 1. l424 - l - |-'orMale .1% : - ; of voad huuld. W Ia n ls ru \' itu e n . i 1h evenI niis ! l jfe t lo 14r . t illhu er \n it. Fii-.: i n el;ov forP 2-.11(11 buyl s vintir -11! M. C 'om 1 an d -I c it. 1'. 1 t h-.1 0 .11. \\'hilm i 1 . 1. . I;- 1 For S.114 T,%w orcn nicl.wel il (ify e ,\llrirns. S ,(, \\. 11. IWaO. 1;-t S 1114 1a )Ia ninluL and ti.: n ml:2 1-2 1b: af t 10; c t yfir sd h 1o $.~ asha- wih- td-r I d. K. I-'or Sale 1':.in 1 ino -.e sew, pand t o r -istal 1. Al rine $2ood eondi . mounted s on whei e els,- read..111(' r k.544 (4'ep. omthinlrtg lik li 00It -la . f C). I st. sfo . sa l. s l llvise. -1451-pd Vli(' y11 ' S4A (1 12e' 1 111of For Sle 4- 11 2(' (r10e-.ley frgs h112'ing011 from e ,5gto 901poun1is, iti th- to'w i eitr i.Pice $2wll0.009' 11 ach.sol 11rimst one ('idcoer weedCrimso Clov-0 lar sail',a be boughteracv throghtm at11 I111l-2 wi .I Io. 21, Cha reson. Thi. ist Fort Sriue -(end aou 2rderIwo ni and14 Ity Farmd i l aimiistaloliurtns S.vC. t or eatil houses, 2oo atre (ln dor w0ire1' f illfl l"ut q anitis and Ias ( sal.e,11 'w 1 '' 115.00Xper are Commu i lenre wi. ('. 24, su e 's .C 5-If For WI le (100h ables 1twon miles afrom1 thernt ou. w10 lcrst Itndr oire hI to :on ne~k'' i l ea frmta.l Ie t for .l0 has fCotton.g lFrg flrifcel anIl trens C. &' . C.5-ril o ;ie~ I fo 1 Iflti you ave lany l~ land a' either age, I we'aybe( bl to ind~v1 to ae pur IIhas-erI if yo w41 l lis' i t. with1 our 124 llmose'ekers Ilea' u.~c-I n1 infu:rie about111 farml in ptn ities 'in tielat I an11 l it:17 i Ille purpose o the C. & W. . W.oa t'loXpreare llo lla tr! I ahm ritsli ne w t berl1 diVtrilbut lld'4mii ne (-l r osi pellcI~(.tivel sw t lerAd. and all4 'lli',lr I)n l'Im rhwo s i uh IoIroper-ty fo~lur lc 'f ur e twotllI w ctuu ratll e ih t he un541, - reiab)(II iI),t Ol r' 4114m octhe pacedau'44IS ei the makhtlelI I) h Wmi iy II aboutiI fa ~rn wippor-e A1m b1an fo rm~p~ t wev/il be14 mtie (111 l yu ic There4 ( i s no0114 h arg1141 fors this aervile We wouldn't care to return to the old oaken bucket If you are marketing on the Cash-and-Carry plan--if you are doing your own selecting, buying and carrying of your groceries, you1 should be 01 your grocer's pay-rollI! You are doing his work! IHave you ever figured out just what ie pays you? Well, it. costs a grocery about $30.00 lper week to deliver gro eeries to (100 e ustomiers. III ot her words, whenl these c'lstoimers take the place of a delivery ItIlck and carry 11101 own pirehtases, the so-calltd "economilly" ;to!. can afforld to divide just $ b be tw'en thoe AMl iiustoiers. If you ar' on o tlhose hftomers. then your share is juii: .'C. is it worth it? Is it the val mtlion you place on you r tin at I labor? We cater to people who are too. intelligent to be iipressed 1ith the "econiomiy store" fallacy. Our cu Cislomlers ha Ie conill dence ini 011 abiiliiy to serve them without their persoia! su'per visiol. 'i'liy Ive II rued iad w are expert in 0111' line-we recoin Iniend tile best thi s for their use and we do not ask them to he our dliVry >o W eI' tid b -k of the g(o : we sell. Take baking powder for insianlce. We featiure It YZON because le know its valie fromt us inn it iIi our own homes. ]0'YON is .10c per pound and worth more---it is dependable andl, u withl the ItYZON H~aking flook, youl an always count on 100 1er, (elt results frotil your bak i*. Ask how to get these 2011 testted reipes for c. FOWLER & OWENS Laurens, S. C. GINNERIES AND FARMERS We have a Iirye stock ofCotton eiam cailes coiplete with f ames, imgde by liowe Scale Co. Also lot of cotton \ e'fI Iy everythitng in tie way of Ilubber, Gandy Ind I e t 13t. Iarge stock of I'uimp .1acks. 'umps . nd CylIders. Try is oii so -le of our Special Friction Su ralce Belt: It will give you service almost equal to L2eather lelt. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY - 23 WEST GER VA IS STREE T, COLUMBIA, S. C. 45-tf SPECIAL We closed out a lot of Ladies' Me cerized Sw aters. The market value of these toda is $10.00. There is only a limited qu ity. In order to make a quick sale we o fer the same at $6.00 each. Colors: Old Rose, Copenhagen and Can ary. Sizes running from 38 to 44. Secure one before they are gone. W. G. Wilson & Co. For your con enience and need we vary exten siv 'our designs jewelry. We ncver vary from first clas uality of goods. It's not likely, but you may want so extreme design that we do not have in stock. We will get it for you quicker, better and cheaper than you get it elsewhere. "You must be pleased," at our store. - - REiSTrErD OPTOMETiAST W L I M N111K I Y M ILLIAM. :w4o A 1IlI N IA4 W ~L . A~ ILr 11* V. Z30C ~Mwdaalbx2