The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 15, 1919, Image 14
WAKE FOREST [AN
F1l S' ' FINISH
Sat Franelsco ItiteCIeI by LIIeutenanttt,
'Maynard. Etst Scores Victory.
San Franeisco, Oct. It.-Cross the
<'olittent, 2.701 miles, inl 24 oltrs, 58
minute-s and 5f> 1-2 seconds actual fly
in: tiine. IiUent. Heivitn W. MLaynard of
Wake Fo rest., N. C., today took fIrs
hIIoe "' a row hourls inl ilite first lap
of 11:- donble Iraltiscotttitental air
an . b 0 lity raco by larldingq at
ni.-en- at 1:27:u7 p. nli.. P'acific
'(itiy, ni hlo I enH. H. C. Kiel
1). il., Easthrn lt iii , followed
--lo later !'y Mlaj. Carl Spatz,
v;- N''w V)rk ir . it mad
at ons*w II- landing.
U-!, Maynar, h en to ?haro
n 2' ni la. N. Y., las t Wohn'isday
-a!aer lino!, aind requ11ired,
h ira seven l illtrI imor'4 khan
ihn- . I'mr the 11rip, n\itlunlt yn
ii unt fis.u : un is and after
-irm e vrail hotir!s at ('hieye ilo o i
a'in'' of radiator llti l. In addi
A.len. h.: was reilif ired to rest a hatlf
hoiur I.i tmh control statiot.
'':, larest ltcolipi'lior on 11t wet
hou:2d al' of h ie roitiai trtip ac'os
An-rba was Capt. It. C'. Drayton, who
warj f~qoe tf) land at I~vlcNov..
lato :oiay on 1t, way* to Rllno.
.\ I thI two easl.lttin I liers left Satn
Fran s . jinst hefor. in0 a. in.. I ,sternI
li: U \Vnednesday, tIhey required I
ELIIr. O~a~vs 10tns liarly nlins ho01t1's for'
their *r:-il iieded somlewhat by snow- 1
srn inl the llock lo nnolilains". Fol
lo :,- eloseAvly on ti te' ls of 'Capain
DOra~on i \ .4 wer Iint. 1,. S. We0bster.,
ap .1J. 0. Illonaldsonl and l4ient. .lx
and. . 'Pear soi. .1 r. The lirst 1attil'il
a: saldar. M'ah, at q:q p. in. 1Tonn
tain t ', atnd Captaitn Dontalidson ar
ri11 hre ti tinles latiler at 1:12.
L in:. 'at I'al'sonl dropped at the
s in, :i: ion at ~~:22:-77' p. t1.
. . M.1. 1:ttzelttit, piloit of the
0I : ltl lite i Ie 75we t ard race,
r .- :::llt l,a' 'ity after !ark to
fi eld n- ( - 11 . i I pt li r ' J I rr l
v 11 r11 A
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BEMlLIN RACING SEVERE WINTER.
Little or No Coal vaoklable at Pres
ent. People to .Ter.
Ilerlhi, Sept. I 'lBerliri tICees a/
Wintier with little I to coal and Conl
seqieit freezing oliditions, lack of
electricity, gas at' 'glhting attd Ii ad
dilioll. a1 shlortag. ' Vellhlgs.
U'p to now the - 1- . .- hI
m1o41 cases contiltel d ilvti 4u ita up
pealin", to C house owners Vlo have
Iilore Iltan enioligh rooni to volunt eer
somlle -aCLe i I to those witot shelter.
The rc: 4C ha ve hieri t exceedinly few,
an1d tho--k, ill power ire seriously con
hleie- ll :iaa ation of tlie system
in vII 14 llt' in h apesf 111 Almlich
Ii rin..he ovi it iioe 4)1 11rgim1ls.
A 44b 4' ! tin 'itrate aIs ordered 111
;Ihe w r conilimniles, nlost of, them Inl
procc.: ft diss;olutoion or. ontirely dis
SO!ved. (wut of the(ir spaciouis qularters
which ;)w ' v ;1d14 on. ( for tle perio
of' the warl io rovide laces for those
who h1::\v t!i honu-vs.
\ l4 jin, a suburb of Ih-riin, has
allenlplcid to hlip solve the situation
by biiI in1-1 (iergnlcy hoisrs.
\n1other44 silurb, (reinau, Ir10oses
t4) colfiseitc14 lie dwellings of bachl
1'ors anid 1111 fallilies ill In liI. thoigh
it is nt! slattl what. 1votild be (101
wihiI h1, bachelors. Other suiburbs
11111 to (onliscate. for the winter at
east. the hoies of s1immer gtirsis
hat.1 .Imnd emlpty all wineri, and fill
h11emi w11 ithhe hiomiet'l'ss. one subu1rb
1s a111lready taken this stp.
The city of Berlini has erl't(ed in Ilte
l'emlpelhiofer Chltssov district a1 mlod
' housv of clay. and wvill duplicate
11411 ei liasse if it is found t111a they
tre praclticable. Th'le dwelling au1thori
if's plan tlie vee4lion, as soon as pos
-;ible. of .D,.500 perm-11anent residences of
I lodist harnetr.
The dwelling" aut horit ies plan one
and Iwo family houses with garden,
:111d hlrger family houlses withi a1 num1
her of apartille'Its, and a tinly gr11den
to each dwi-lling.
.\verage h illdin.: costs 114 eslilliat
(I conlse) rva iVelY at four a1ii4l one-half
i m-s the' peac' 1a.4
aito-d con l-1 of olll, 7,aIn i tyV
rllt. 2 rr : . 4 k 4-1 l l s. 11 11thr (a ks
11d t li 1 411141a r :1t r1 'l4 ill t o s14hell 3
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dvr raill" or, 9- m r~ e n a
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L 1'a sit':: t - 2le i -11.1 1i114 4i :
111 i 1stu-11111 1itin 114 1- narnens4
"ttc. RUP'OF FIGS" IS
I '.(ATIVE FOR CHILI)
', t ln m ! ite o poisons
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rSulue eprmet
STATEMENT
Of Ownership, Management, Circula
.mti, Etc., Required by the Act of
Congress of August 14, 1912, of
T FI M LAUREiNS ADVI-DitTISIltR
Published .weekly at .Ianurens, S. C.,
For October 1, 1919.
Sa te of South Carolina,
Coutity of liaurms.
I3efore Me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county afolesaid,
ope'rsonlally appeared Alison Lee, Who,
- V 4 ieen dily sworn according to
law, deposes and says that he is the
-d itot of the ILaurens Advertiser, andI
that the following is. to the best or
is kiowI(dge aid belief, a trite state
imient or the owiership, lianagementtIt
etc., of the aforesaid plienhIiCatoion for
Ithe tit shown in tlle above c-aption,
reIiied by tie .\et of Autgust 1.1, 191'
oihl ied in F(. jol I1:t, Postal 1.a4w
an11 liegulationl.s, printed onl Ilth re
ver1 o this,- forinl. to wit:
1. Thati Ilhe 11,11nes and adessor
lhe lit li i elir. ediftor, tmlalaging- editor,
aind hulsinvss nuaaers are:
l'ublisher. .Advertiserl Printling, Co.,
laititel'ls, 8. C.
i'ditor. Aklison IA'e. ialrens, S. C.
hitsiness Abintagets, Athui 1',
IurnS. C.
2. That tite owners are:
Advetiser Printing Co., Alison Lee
and .Artliiir 1wo.
:1.. That the known bondholders,
ilort gagvees;, and other sveurity hold
('irs (wning or holding I per cent or
iiore of total anoitnt of ion(is, imort
-qges, or otheor secnrities are: None.
-1. 'i'TaIt the two paragraphs next
abiove. giving ilte nam11(es of the own
(qrs, Stockholders, and secnitiy hold
'iS. if aly. cotlait not only he ;list
if sitockhob'rs and se'iitrity hoitie'rs
is they appe'ar upon thev books of th'
'oimniaity. hut also, inl cases wherei the
stockholder or securty holder ap.
pears upon the books of the company
as trustee or in any other? Aduciary re
lation, the name of the person or cor
porationi for iwhom such triustees Is
acting, is given;' also that the said two
paragia'phl contain isti toments em
bracing atliaut's full knowledge and
beleif as to the circumistances and
conditions under which stockhilders
and sevurity holders who do not ap
ieair iiion the 1hooks of the compiany
as trustees, hold stock and securities
III a capacity other than that of a
bona Ilde owner; and this afllant lnm
no reasonl to believe that any other
Person, associalon, or corporation has
anly interest. direct or Indirect In the
nihd slock, bonds. or other secitiiIties
1han as so stated by him.
XJALSON TiRE,
l'Editor.
worin to and slIbscribed before Ie'
tis 1:1th day of Oth ober 119.
L\WiNNCNG. HOPP&.
'Notary Piblic.
.l0y commission expires at pleasure
of the (Governor. )
NOTIE (OF LO0ST 8T1'(K.
State of South Carolina,
('ounty of Laurens.
Notice is hereby given that Certill
(ate No. 207 for six (6) shares of the
common stock of the Laurens Trust
'Company, of Laurens, S. C., of the
par valite of One l lundred Dollars
($100.00) issued on July 30, 1919, to
KatE Ii. Carlisle, has been lost or de
stroyed, and that the undersigned will
apply to said Laurens Trust Company
at Its place of husiness at Laurens, S.
C., on tle 5th day of.November, 1919,
at 10 o'clock, a. III., for a new certifl
(ute in lieu of said lost ertlificate.
KATI'd I. CAltLI S-,
Tated Oct. 1, 1919. 11-6t-A
Want to Feel Just Right?
w Take an NR Tonight En
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headachy, tired, don't-know-what's-the-matter feeling will bo goae--you'll teel fine.
IT ROUBLE IS, your sy3tmCl is
cloed wvith a lot of inipmritics that your
over-v.-crkced diogestive and climnin-ative organs,
can't get r.'d of. Pill., oil, salts, calomel and ordi
nary la:ivc;, cathartics and pur"Cs uly force the
bowels and prod the liver.
Nature'r R.'emedy (N R Tal leta) ac a onl the:.i tomacl,
liver, ho'mx and even k i y, n forinn, but ton
ing anv src'tlie:,cang t' e q ..:n:. Tie result i.
promipt relief c:ad real, lasti genet. Nlu&e i he test.
N'ature's 1:::dy will act >miptly, thor:u..hbly, yet
so mihlOCy, > :.!y, that ov iwiil thitk ntature her
lelf has come V.t' reccute and is doing the work.
Andoh, vhat a relief!
Yout'll bo surpried t'
, e a fi l~w much b:ner you
4 fee-brigterbetuer overy wvay.
. If lial,itually or uubbornily ron
4) e zti;'.ated, take onlo N R Tllect
\ e$ 'A casth ni.:ht for a week. Ten
va .' ]uli not have la take lencini
every cay. Jrut ian occaua.il
- NRt 'iTblet af!r that wvili l
sulaicienit to keepj sour svitern~
- ~ in C.ood coradi:ion -keep
6 '' you fecling yOur bAt.
-- Got aa
Re Polm~y (Box
it sold Guaranted -
and recomumo:!ed ky your dru
LAURENS DRUG CO.
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WARM UNDERWEAR
FOR
Ladies, Misses an Chi
Ladies' Underwear
Ladies' heavy ribbed vests and pants, full bleached, 75c
'.Al and $1.00 the garment.
Ladies' fine ribbed bleached union suits, all sizes, $2.00
It and $2.50.
Ladies' heavy. outing gowns in white and stripes, $2.00
and $2.50 the garment.
Ladies' knit corset covers, 50c each.
Ladies' knit wool skirts, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 each.
Boys' and Girls' Underwear
Misses' heavy ribbed undershirts and pants, 75c the garment.
Misses' heavy ribbed union suits, all sizes, $1.50 the garment.
Boys' and girls' E-Z union suits in all sizes, $1.00 the garment.
ants' Underwear
Infants' cotton ribbed wrappers, 50 and 75c the garment.
infants' cotton Reuben wrappers, 75c the garment.
Infants' wrappers, cotton and wool mixed, $1.00 the garment.
Infants' Reuben wrappers, cotton and wool mixed, $1.25 the garment.
Infants' wool wrappers, adl sizes, $1.25 each.
In-fants' wool Reuben wrappers, all sizes, $1.50 each.
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Hosiery
L"adid he.avy ribbed and fleecd black cotton hosiery, 31c and 50c the pair.
Boys' I Heavy Rib School Iose, Misses' Fine Ribbed School Hose
50c and 75c 3 pair for $1.00
PLACE TO TRADE