The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 10, 1919, Image 8
CALDWELL GETS RIFLE MATCHES
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iFor th firti time tlie u ioa r if atchies, bringing togdeth etams fro)In
e :riynay, uain aolNational Ounrd, 'WUI be held in th'ata the
tunrers t th rmm.. 'h T l l match.s wb'il b held in A gut
W 4I)!1-:N V OTii* is( S T approve Lie C omm11)1ittIee's ( choice
MiGM .17. VTFChitrmnan Ihichanian parit ienlarly. Thr
c haiti sian said t onight he was almost
.1 Illinber oa A titistia ttinernte (om. n N h11 had 11( it 1n defeated.
mittee llientent at l'iil II' Flu mine~ Womn ca noU t 11vo~lt ini (eletionis in
110w Ovel orrgia and it was poitted iint b.
Ilo Ovr Fs.- rends of the comminittIeemnen I ha I ti
Atlanl~a, Septl. ::.- .\ilitubt rs oilik the otulte reialsII ot
which reCetlly~ ratedti Atlantta wo- Itlii~i)deilstosyitl~3
me th'l Ile ii ileae of volting in thle "btte i sw u ib 110
DemilocratIii whlitie pim iary,. ap'pearte1 'lN %ii 1 nyl L Ol1ii n
TOnligiit to have bleenl defeaited to a
mianI, and accord inig to t. ('. I lehlananl *ad alt v~ ~S111(,Oli
chia irmitan, thie resuilt was due) to fem- .aot~5t uo oa e s a o
.l'lmibers of lthe comtn~ittlee atirie tlee l i l elis5)~'Citt a tI
id ini the prtimary at which City rilli-(I i(ltg0 o Vilh oeiIh
(ialIS ate nomin tatedi, and after iih grn- 11)iitilIo iei Ivt Ilitinnl
ing tiwe irimlary hlaliot. to woiten, 'into- 1 ie ltt~i. wijh lttiy i
mitt ee meberms bemnmae embriojinld tiuettt lOt~l
wviith suffr ag( leaderis over' dlitsosl of -
the $:.0 ristrtatjin fees the wol
men paid. it had~ beenl deeldeid by lieTolgaBiBtI
commilit tee that the iiotiey shotultd to
donat11ed( to claint , t Ii the connuit IC te r e le iiy lo bynwde h
seing11 a intldeision) as to wii hat cha- wokwihfr oiy oqlieit er
ity St n r lu kil tiI iCk i c s(liipre~i of com ite e mann. oto
Dependable rlnitufrgegrn
You dawehetherakthhsnwould be dn.
dThere was noymayorcltyacont(tyoo
drcLi~ u euayo amialih.voewsoldny
tabout eic0lontcof siootal rogistrauro
ofnce oG.~.0menlande776women. News
Thper reports showed thrca far greao
kr~er pereeotateeof women votedttra
Ai~ongtheI:~~ r~ ~iep:O o muniipa o'licers wer nomiate
SAYfN >~n8 C~ii~- w*ino, thevinry whiX normaly
J)3r' ISS~r I~ec~'t~j*t! riniv~ aL it lction.1
Ai bt ~xn Lo'ais, Ba Crto elliledb
e- c tri..ty h b w ,
S ITER wOT whil tos rk whio h eye cheq d thead -
ache or poor vision whenrrelief is solnearband
can dre ant such chacel lea
wes m pati tooug reai withi of te eye
anc ol a'111itvle 011 u e af ty
witevethin co an ei. glspeiare neede, furln
k n owti ' pr v le dge of th ei eri re l t'M ark e p ro..a l de -liv o a m b i l
D lo t elc ht yc uma r. inre -ior good s. Ils v lid Im ole
them t the lodvfwestar pto ife tre
SA and acodnet .C a s we y k no d t a every NSL( X pll, ny
p~ir a ire.- i s e t e ve to fe i u1b ro '' oatis ft i o a ' g st a i
P AFET I-TTIGU RA TED
1S1 v wr while tsfe m eye ache, head
acil he orpl- o r i s in, wh e rol e is s om near d and i
a n br e hollatd '1 a ft e c rs all costAdimvl oi 111lnan tl
We( $,6 maei ia torough examnaio of he ye
wepihot csd .i e needed, furnish
coitem ait thle lloweystml posibl e rieio ie81l-~ jfl
Ilctiety A~ ebi o ow( stl
d!!Pna6fTH.. Or acirc Or yoCur
C1 HF Ca (3,"ssd-V YO'Xfr1 .Y7
ance f al,:-,ute afet
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VICTORY TO SUPERIOR RACE
Teuton Hosts at the Marne OverN
whelmed by I.:n'Posse.sed of
Love c I Liberty.
The followiv,' pi:sage Is from an
articl ent i'led ' New Men and)(] the
Old World." In n'er-Amerlein. The
w tr.- s P- is 1n noted 1
Venlezuela, mnal -,
Of mantiy biograpiIIenil, historienii 2and
Ilteratry work'.. Ie emliploys the dle
gorieni style of writing.
"Therefore, inen iied by the thou
uid, from Nieullort to the blick
Vosges.," writes Mir. SeipriII. "An
advantee itle, 1111ot her there, t hoUsIlin(is
of' pr1i!:1riers, litiririteds of c nnn1lon ; htit
the bnnlporis coninuilied to be de
niled themi; Amle~ns amd Chalons and
Vlwis -tnIn:m bl .h . I tin te cistanee.
'The0 I 0 red char'ers went so far as to
dri k the ftful w1aters of Ile Mrn11e.
"Stldiily thIe wi nil of wraltl blows
n1-rainst the m1onlarelh's hosts. Inl the
front rank oil with' sillfldrin
tile iew u1., like vet erantls sealsonied
In long arpi:s Without knowin-g
Ihe whipsr Ili te serg'tI'lslit , the e-i
stroyers of free' will. without having1
l'ived cow''il by the yoke of 1initet14'
11nd1 11r0n diselplinle, without cailling
Ihems Zelves thie fiavorites of the Most
ligPershlini/-s Inenl pursule thle vet
eran confluorors of the world and
IIrow Ih1em1 blik 111on the 'Moselle,
ao ut11u11 Il th 0'n 11t their. nurnherwis,
their strengti, th1ier silliple an d seren
vilor'. ThI'ey A--It forwird at a quick
-Indl mensurdi lince, mid iunder their
feet the soil of France quivered in the
joy of liber11t ion.
"The iew%- r1en had arrived in time!"
YOUNG WIFE'S FIRST LESSON
Mrs. Ndwlywed Evidently Beginning to
Learn Her Household Duties
From the Ground Up.
The newly lmirrid iman came home
I from his otlice hiappy. lie was greeted
Its newly 2m2rrie(t meni are greeted,
with n kiss, find this, in fashIon of his
kind, i ret ridI with interest.
"()* course4 we siall go out to din
ner, (rling." he reimarked.
"Yes, dlenrest," replied thle happy
young wolman.
"But one of these days we shall
have at dinner here, (Iling, shall we
not, of your own cooking?"
"of course, denrest," she replied, "I
am getting aloig fatnously with my
cooking lessons."
"And It will he such a change," he
continued, "from the monotonous fare
of tlhe restiIItritilts."
There were tulore kisses.
"Did youl taCe cooking lessons tq
day, (aipjig," he asked.
"Yos", Ollt'est." '
"And what did you learn?"
There wis pride lin her tone as she
replied. "Today, dearest, I learned how
to boll water."--Ohio Observer.
Something to it-After All.
The hotess had talked about her
Won1lerful nllestry un11til her guests
were bored to distraellon. No one
Ilade ally coimmuieni ts, but still site was
determined to wil .some. So she turn
ed to the young wl'omt)a next to her
an( said: "Isn't it splendid to have
anil aneestry of whle-h one can be
proud ?"
Th'ie young wonian, who was very
Anlceessfull inll4ded.911miled andl calmly
rejoined : "I rl'lyh don2't know. You
see1 I've beenPf so bu2y3 ail my life try
ing to dlo somethilng wvorth wvhile so
denlly comel to life, wtold not feel
tie time to1 hunt inlformaltloll about
theml."
Temperament and Watch.
men(t1 exercise a1 hnflefuIIliinence on
wnt iee seems11 to he a common1112 e'xpO
rienice.
"I oni'e enurried foulr in thiree
rnI(nthsi."' writles ai corrIespolthl-,t, "and
all sto1hpporl. A watchma211ker old mle1(
Ithat thley behaived as waiite' do whlen
the spring, of the blancei14 geztts mg
nletizedS, I togh whty thley shldt12 hav e
done so h1e ('ldr not say."
Thte fitet when mentioneid to Pro*tf.
ee'tricinn, niot ieed 11hnt the elo-ik-stop
per tidgeted a good~ dein , and( ''I v 'entel
to su~ggest that such01 mOvements proh-.
abily genleraltedi a smaii lllltmouh of frIe
tlonial electrielty at high tenlsion,
wvhleh milght at timeis malignetlre thle
spring.
One Frenichman's Sacrifice.
ThIrteen 0ons dond1(, thait repre'osenlts
part of the war's8 cost to nt iI'rench
farmler whoir lived att Iteinlghe, nlear
Ypres-surely a3' crd II 0'I(. ie had 36
children, and 20 of is 22 souns foutilt
Onl thle vartiousl' fronits. 1In 1917 the0
wtidbowt of (one (If theO 5021s wasi killed
bly aI German11 she'li at Dunilk Iirk. Thel
ter's meit ai I ragle end. Ini O ctobe24r,
191 'I, thley went to Lilie to tiakt' part
inl tel ebratlIIing thle hund2(!reolth; I birthdty
of aI rintII ive. ilhy were me1(t 44n1their
retur byIll13 ni GermaniI 1 atro I nd 2 wernc
shot.
Making Miather-of-Pear-!,
'fie Secr'et (of anot11her (0-rmanii 1 key
indulstry i1j~h( bee dlIstIcom:, tht-t m2an-1
1fnetur ie (If ail al tIi m oth241 erP2-if- 1111ri.
J1. Wo. II. IDew, u follow of the l'rlitlsh
Itoyalt Soeiety of ArPts, founid the- i roe
ess aifterI much pa Illnt r'xperm'l1n21tin2g.
Doct or Dewt wats ('ngalged duiniilg t he
whole peilodl of tile war11 in reon-il
struicting, step bly step, tihe meithod1( of
mnu etuctre.
Ar'tificial mothler-of-peairl is 2used( for
mlainlg fancy buttons, dress Itritlmngs
and many other articles, Before tile
war most of it camne from Germany.
OENERAL SESSIONS COURT
NOW IN SESSION
(Continued from Page One.)
that the health of the Inmates may not
be impaired.
The Poor Farm, operated .by the
Coutly for the support and maliten
icee of the papiers has been inspect
: i. Five inmates are residents there
at this time, residing inl th'e old build
ings. The porches to these buildings
are in exceedingly bad repair, and the
sills of the buildings are badfly de
cayed. The buildings occuiled are, in
tihe opinion of the cominittee examin
ing se, danigerous. The iinmates
should be better housed Iithan t-hey a i;
otlhelrwise Ithey are sipported in rea
s-onah'be comfort.
The roads knd bridges of tle ('oun
ty mre repored by The colmiitlle to be,
inl oad niion and this is confIi ried
by the .1i11ry generally. Some perma
lenit im provemnliti s, however, are hgi ig
made. It anpears that work is done
froim time to tilie on roads and bridges
in the way of repairs aid the bills
for saei are imid before the work is
inspected. This is expensive and uin
bul~siness-like and shoul d not be. We
icoimnicd that no work be paid for
till it is inspectled by soie responsi
ble ollicer and we also recoinnicd th e
Iincreased Iuse of mach inery on the
roads iisteail of hand work as being
less ex ielsive and product ive of a
more lstig imiprovement.
We note witi grat illeat lon that
many of ticv school di1st i ('ts of the
Cottnty are taking advantage of the
State aid for lengthening school terms
to seven months, where tle local funds
are insuflielrnt fdr the purpose. Also
that better school buildings are be
ing provided by boind issues or other
wvise.
",The Gc r'aid .111ry has not gone to tle
expense of having the books of the
different county officials auidited. So
far as it appears to tile coufitittee ex
amliiin g tile oillees. I hey are properly
kept. Setleiiient withli the Coiptrol
ler (eneiral's office was wit nessed by
the foreman and tile public funds of
Ihe f'onnty appeared to be properly ae
('0ilunted for by the respective otlc'ers
making settlement.
i (Oll sion, we wisl 1o thank ile
I'residing Jidge aniid tihe ollicints of
th' County for wise sliggestions giv
en Its as \Well as for courtesies extenil
ed to uis,
- S. .\.WilAK ICS,
lForemilan of Grand Jury.
All sizes or ice Cream i reezers now
in stock.
S. M. & E. H. WILAs & Co.
Early
Our new F
being assemibi
spection.
Come in th
lovely fall sty!
wanted to- say
in prices whic
You will fi
and fabrics in
you examine
H.
MOD[RN TONSORIAL PARLOR
Three White Barbers Ready to -ervo You
Your Patronage Solicited
Courteotis Attention to All
Special. Invitation to Our Country Friends
and Textile Boys
McCRAVY'S BARBER SHOP
H. D. McCravy H. P. Parish J. M. Livingston
Enterprise National Bank Building
OlIdsmobilK
SETS THE ACE
22nd Year
The trend of automobile engineering
points to the 8-cylinder car. And good
buying judgment points to Oldsmobile.
VV e aimed higher than simply pioneering
the "eight." We aimed to produce one of
moderate price and low maintenance
costs.
---that had the flexibility, 'smooth
ness and abundance of power in
herent n t e 8-cylinder car.
---tha s as little to buy and
oper te as thd majority of "sixes"
and many "fours."
--that would be smartly distinctive,
yet characteristically Oldsmobile.
Descriptive literature will be sent upon re
quest, or a demonstration gladly 4rranged.
PALMETTO AUTO &
ACCESSORY CO.
Laurens, S. C. Phone 200
Fall Showing
....A ..
rERR Y' S
all Suits, Coats and Dresses are now
ed and are ready for ci-itical in
is week and take a look at these
es. We bou~ght early because we
e our customers the great advance
we knew were coming.
Fall Dress Goods
Arriving -Daily,
nd here all of the new fall weaves
fine Dress Go'ods. Don't buy until
>ur beautiful lines.
TERRY