The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 08, 1919, Image 10
Farm For Sale
98 acres 'at Barksdale Station; 3-4 mile
front on C. & W. C. Ry; top-soil road
runs entire length of place; almost sur
rounded by $300-per acre land; will easily
make bale to acre; best three horse farm
for sale in county. Price $110 per acre.
..EE....
W. G. LANCASTER
at Enterprise National nk
ASA TODD
at Barksdale Station
-(CC WILL' BE
TREATED RIGHT
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RI.
IS IT worth while to suffer from eye ache, head
ache or poor vision when relief so near and
can. be had at such small cost? -
We make a thorough examination of the eyes
without cost, and if glasses are needed, furnish,
them at the lowest possible price.
PERFECT FITTING GUARANTEED.
PRACTICALLY ON CASH BASIS
Little Real Credit Business Is Done
by Foreign Firrn Operating
In China.
When a foreign frin oieons ulp In
China one of its first en;r.S is to Select
a or relr, writes: "Aineorietis" in
Asin t unazinv. This inolivielual Is
uSatIllv I: waa!.lthy inrih-ttnlt of the
towny0 with eionsilornIh.- IroIpjerty. III
b i ne- s Itar, not ill iinpllyse-, but a kind
fir asoin'i t e of tl- fr it busiless
1n'nI. ;rlid while ki i-piia uiin many
Ill h s ownl linle s-1 fie-nt cI 11nIirnerelal
venturIIes, he 4-:4abli111 -1 anl offife , nn-fll
r't-1tion w%-ith the firinl's oflivos, where'(
ht ne-ts as i t iInternli:iry fir all trais
actions with Cihlins- vu--twirs. No
Chln-si or(-r 1.4 hii Lo-i without his
approval, for ho taki-s lie placm-e of our
"ere11it -.11" ane l kno s who( vnn he
trilsit-il Iald to what .xtnIIt. Bhut he
elif1r-i froin the rli t l twitl inl that
be. Iin r-e.1t'rn f-dr .1 e runIw; i n (onl ItheI
trails!!<f-ti ln, :s u l - fil I jI ls lslt
fir it tunl Jays til hi-n---lf if the"
ffIit :1i1 :1f] on vs t it i~
el l- ner ii l - faulit r t-l I i tis a lun i
if~~~~~~~ I: linI t -ti i t ii iuH I it (if
Tort .4-1-t .\ h Ii doIt i I li! 14 toi 11r- 11i e
R<-;-arcyhe n1ths of Atqains~ Havoie
Bsrught touLigh Many. Thefrin
ilul re tiir Ithi Iin t i l-4t fse r.
Ity ll itill- f iln f fir I <ii h'- n , to 1 l1e
vlla.t' ar !!i-ulyi- rIi. a l itl-aiurno
(-unit-:nI of sti -bio i - plilryu ii-ntvs :o
ll !? i nnelg ati i u an il uth wsj tnt.
Ii 4n. ! r n -rli b-ni rh-ri, i lum
blis ill- k~it~-.i leiir t u l ricks.:
lhndksoiits, lltv th t n i--ailiys ohf:lii
in olarnrriairy l it!e rih r i t
buirol is <er n- n IIIr-lin 11-to or ish
ofii ihii t i n.lii lu i it ii,du- c on I-ent
noti lupii-iili l t iitir i t li:--ae slgfe
lossef.
ROMAN HOMES IN ENGLAND
Researches of Antiquarians Have
Brought to Light Many Things
of Historical Interest.
A side roarl e~sto) thet left from
the Fohssze Wily (if aiilnt ilnhirinory,
and14 winllfs allong :t valley boesiflo. the
early wan erig-t s if th- t(i , ll lin el
E-nglish Cotswolel ouinr ii-rite il
thie Chiristi h-in Selolnie - M niltor stys.
The ia vhuliggilig Its- way upll tth !h
r*40.11 vtonn-w to rest .0 last beneawith thel
trees whlch-ta crowdl arotiiid thle (orunlnt\V
lat ('hendworthi, and a patchwork
cri-et fr sun anl Shallow invites to
Idle lo tering In the wti a rith of aI spring
ly. lls snel enfiily #r-Il is ulshelrerl into
thl twilight of tht- iv tonanl oc-ulpait lti ,
to gaze ion frgiiionta ofr l-il l r
Iig :1 r s-tt pillarl s i lii rl.(iks
anil Stones, aill that reinain111s of thel
pruospierou s oi e (of Soime 41iuh iaiou
wio sittle lire in the dawn of -:ig
lish his tory.
The beatiifull olring -IIa an liaslig
of 0the 1otlsi-e fiirs ar nliot tiori
triking tha aithe hollowed bori-k, antd
" -1111-4s whlIIh It'll (f' w ilie-t l hea. t
ingarrngenensof greater~l eilklivny
tinn hatofwhifch Ino'St udErn1ng
lish h e n hoflut si.
llere, bi-sile lt- villa, laidries al"I
11aths to utl I. 1- lo aIve bmIell a
tuust inve once t h- t h. u -i l e l- it itle
pi of lini ustir y :ir ty wild sur
roin ingis fri iti.
All thiis lly tiuoliscoverel through
the ituris till N en ia mirn lian fo
Icartl i-liit- f iit i-<t n l <ilh rls I
al-al f allilage of w ellhi-igiih t
thusi-ut- i-ienship. - e uuut
You i- i-sInut- iiinnl you owfrends. - a
tine i uillin y i tarilborn iwih a u inta
dispoitiorstiy t aail fr ii n ally. sluh e to
wirtiua- brtnhai aair withi niiaure.
th-t doii notha-siy ai lna ii a frh - . ilhe
wione a- r nn nlitds or be in refu-i- hat hei -
doiie nt irakie it ~lbio nuiny'riens -an
thel ot i-dta i utiat te r.o
Ahprc Df ifezy Felg ng. h
na~ttualyn fth ie to dorninL'htat
githe bone foks ut the auman
WELC MED AS RIGHT SORT
Newcomer's Record Made Him Eli.
gible to inner Circles of Indi
ana's Big Penitentiary.
Frank P. Litschert, secretary to
Gove-rnor (;oodrich, spent several (ays
at the stato prison, miichigan City, re
er-ntly. anil being fortunate enorigh to
got "ut again is telling the following
yarn:
WarIen Fogarty of the ir,son likes
to i:, as easy us he can the hard
lot of tle prisoners, and has arra nged
for fall ganes at intervals within the
l risoa wallI. Conicts forI the
tear iii'.nd while' there Is soine difli
culty in getilng one to tict as ulmilre.
the gin-s usuaLly are piulled off In
good style.
A visitor from South Ilend was at
the pri sin one day when a gaile was
schildulei, aind being a former ball
player it w-as surgested that he put
on the porion ifoirmi antil get into the
gaine "!inog" atin put a little profes
slotaa! "'IIOp" into It.
Ev lunIlly tle "ringer" was all fit
tIl m1:1 ;if.! was placed in the lot. Ile
was S!im:1 on theO l-i-h whent a typ
l-:l onviet "lard guy" swavrgerled tip
to hi, .1and syiniati-tliially inquired
"1 ldt, h,' Vlt ya in for"'
TL., iutsideor w nonplluse-1l, but re
lii l I the hatrdl guyv, wvith l rofes
WlteurepIn thi contviet, fraterial to
the 'ir. gl'-fullv conitniteitsld:
"A t ta boy '---indianapiplis N, wv..
HAVE NEW SENSE OF DUTY
America Probably Has Taught Mtjh
to French Women of the High
est Social Position.
They wore handing out pots and
pats to the returned refugees at
Iteiins that diiy.
It waUi really a very gay occaslon,
says ianchale lira-ce In Woprid Outlook.
The- jots and paris inile it so. In
spite of' the ghosts of dead homes
(merie hollow shelis 41f ruiinel hotuses)
all irounil the shattered building
w\here the dlistribution twas being
Inale, the birosken cathedral ovor yon
der, tihie ijillOs of flesoliation every
where. Sonetines the refugee wominen
huggeid tie cheap uitensils to them and
crooned over thein as if they had been
children; suinetlines they wanteel to
pay a few centini-s "reit" for then,
So that they inight feel the things were
lie-ir (wi. These were not just pots
ind liani , but tie prnit se (if comfort
a nid secui ity again, the itticleus for
new honies that shoiuld rise from the
rutin s.
A collnte-s with snutidged fingers,
iIi haIlt a doze-n other French wom
en of resttgo, sioi behiol the (ounit
t(.r :11A launtedvi ouit thle uitensils. All
it oate it ittflddh--aged, ltirely mmmc-e
dropped her pan wliit a clatter.
"\iont Ile !"u she gaspeid, "is she a
cotnte-s? And I fought with her for
a bigger nst ! .\id working so hllrd
what does it u-in ?"
What it ineant was that Firance
learned twe) new wolds from America
during the war- social service.
Smallest Bank in the World.
T1heire is a saiyingt. :tiitig country
plsuile thatt "thes sinialler I tse bank the
safer th l n y."' andtu thIerefore t he
Watke seuntiiy Satvinags lbank, at Ita
leigh, N. C., shoeuld be the safest bank
In Ame~lea, slinces It Is the snallest.
(Of co~ursse, it Is ai trifle Ia rger thtan a
siock it un atsi er to gi-t moneity out of
thian thme tin batnks or thme china pIgs
of rsnj- clhiilhood, btut t 11it nges to
ga ther- In a very great deal of monmey
In the iilinuini spsae..
As a inutter of fiact, orIginally the
spalOceficpleid bty the baitk wvas a hall
way Intt thle buli hng back 'if It. Some
chauniges In the arechtt-ectumre of the
place inatde the hatllway unnecessary,
andis so thle sauvings batik deelded0( on an
"oficee" there. Now It Is a "rs-gular
bank," with Iitn I nposing -nt rance
and that Is aboitut all. Its frontage, to
be exact, Is 7% feet.
"Bachelor of Commerce."
Thle slani of fthie 'ni versity of Lon.
do(n to gratnit degrees ini cointierce Is
at tra'? lg insult itte-ntin. ti'idor this
schlemen ft Is priopoieod to granft thle de
gree sf Ihaicliher of commiiierce to scatn
dlida tes whoe pass ithe fte-c'ssaryt~ exitmi
I utti ots a fter- a three- yea rt' cour se of
itudty. lTise whlo so des41Nire tmy liter
peroceedl to ft degree- of imtiste'r of
commiiuerce, aiffter a in iin i i of two
ys'('tiS sialt Ifali expserlince in the s rar
tfcuilar ftiae or lindsiry taiken tir.
'[The fIirst yeuar's scou rse etiiiprfisos the
!omitpfulsory subjdects of orgiiniizitions of
Iiduast ry, bainkinig, trade ani tranuspiort;
moaderit ((eiitmti~c dlevoelpmtent fosfth le
Jiritishi (tmpir' iandu cf t- thief for
e-li 'ottie-s; e-le-menttriy isiemjiorclal
law~, andti statistleaf melthod. 'The we
01n( anud flial year wIll le e-votoed to
Placing Himsebf.
Luitheri- Jleirbank, like Th'lomnas A.
lddison., has hatd hIs brin Iftorporated
aind (-tlilitalizedl. lie hats dlone manty
wondmserful fhinigs. ontof uthIle biggest
eigte pierfe-elinig of ft- spinasless
i-act us, wvihih Is a great ('atItle food
sfapile. .\lsis toe his credt aire fle
Shasitta 'liisy, the stonele01ss prumne tand
the seediless gritpe. Ills patIence Is
wondeorfuil indl Ithey ay (lhait at one
lIme lie ralked 50,000,000 llles to get
a sIngle halllf-dozen that were perfect
"No wondher they call you the
'wIzard' e'l Calfor-nla," remarked a
ILos A'.eiles r'eorteor oince. Bhurbank
!atughmed, aind repllild "The'y mIght bet
ter call me thme Qlzar-d of California,"
S. M. & Es H. WILKES & Co.
Friends That Never Fail
OTHER'S love for the little one
never fails. The constant, steady
heat of this remarkable heater is a
never failing friend when economy and
even heat day and night are a necessit-.
It pays to investigate.
Cole's OriginalHot last
BURNS CHEAPEST COAL CLEPN Fm.UE ANY M2 UEL'
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Saves
and
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c a packfae
beore the war
'c a Pack'e
dauing the war
6c a Package
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THE FLA R 70 AS,
SO D^E H RC
U4 'vft
T67
Encouraging
Bolshevism
Everything that falsely en
courages unrest also encourages
bolshevism.
Misunderstanding of Amer
ican industrial organization, and
of its benefits to mankind, leads
to unrest, dissatisfaction, and
radicalism.
For example, the Federal
Trade Commission tells the pub
lic that the large packers had an
agreed price for lard substitute
(made of cotton-seed oil.)
It reproduces letters taken from
the files of one of the packers,
showing that such agreed price
existed.
But it failed to mention that
the agreed price was deter
mined at the request of and in
co-operation with the Food
Administration!
Even the Department of Jus
tice, in its unjust attempt to
create pejudice against the
packers, '4r" made public these
same lette', with no explanation.
How long must this kind of
misrepresentation continue? In
so far as it is believed, it not
only breeds discontent, but re
sults in injustice to our industry.
Let us send you a "Swift Dollar."
It will interest you.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 1ll.
Swift & Company, U.S. A.
WHA BECOMES Of
THE AVERAGE DOLL.AR
. ma SWIFT & COMPANY
ANDOY PRODUJCTS
89~ OSCTS 16 PAID IFOF THE
cgjrn AUAoA.