The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 22, 1919, Image 21
COAL STRIKE SEEMS
TO BE UNAVOIDABLE I
Secretary of Labor's Eff9rts to Avert
Walkout Called for Oct. 81 Falls.
Another Effort to be Made Tuesday.
Washington, Oct. 17.-Falling after
ai all day conference to avert a strike
of nearly half a million 'bituminous
coal miners, called for the very eve of
winter, Secretary of Labor 'Wilson to
night invited miners and operators to
send their full scale committee to
Washington next Tuesday when an
other effort to bring about peace in
the industry will be made.
Both sides accepted the Invitatl"n.
This (dd not offer any great hope, how
ever, for representatives of the opera
tor stood firm in their determination
not to negotiate any deIlald for a six
hour dlay, and not to deal with tle Un
ions unless the strike, set for Noveni
her 1, was called off.
.lolin L. Lewis, acting president of
the United States Mline Workers of
America. 1word Piirobably would
swilg the unioti one way or ot.e oth
er, showed that he was laboring tinder
a terrible strain when he left the
three-cornered meeting. Speaking to
a group of r-eporters, he said he had
told Secretary Wilson that the 32
member.; of his "age scale committee
wouli be i re Tuesmday to meet an
1cig noube r from the other side, hut
that it would be useless to reconvene
Ithe joint intel state wage conference
"unless the oixerators5 thanged their
snloe-wail atthiit.de,'" and ondientd a
v-illingiess o gramne another agree- I
11llit
Thiolmas T. lireste , h 1airma of
tll Co1l op(eiators of the central com
petitIV e Coa Plds, which embraces
the states of Iliiols, Indiana, Ohio and I
Wetern Ienn<.lsIvania. after sittilg
through th( day at i table with See
tary Wilson 11) 'Mr. Lewis, hurried
away 0rom the scretary's ofliCe and
r. fused to tali. An boor or two later
lie senlt word to mlr. Wilson that his
scal' comittee No(ld Ie on hand for
t Ilaenoiit oerence.
Dare to Turn Back.
It often reqiuires courage to turn back
when we have tal;eii a wrong step,
but it is eaisier to turn back after the
first step t11:111 lifter the second or
third, and much safer and Pleasanter.
How World Is Colored.
After all, the kind of world one car
ries about in oneself is the important
thilig, and the world outside takes all
its grace, color and value from that.
--Jnmes Russell Lowell.
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your Fall
very near
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MADDEN NEWS. 2
Maladden. Oct. 20.-The ginnery bere
has been greatly crowded for the past
wecek. Low water at Lanrens, a brok
cin press at Cold Point and the fle(,,ey
,,talile poured up our way.
Frieindis bere were distressed to
lea of the s1ok i ng aceident. that
ha ppened to .\Mr. Itobt. lioyd ot -kom
way. when he had his arm hadly tirn
b.y a gin Friday aftrnn0011.
.tr. .1. 1). Culhbertsoni Ia tending a
erk:<h~ire sale being held this week at
Oranghur g. it(e senit an assigninent
of extra fine Ierkshire specimlien1s
down for the sale.
.r. and Mvs. G. 11. Finley spent
K1-ilay with their relatives, Nir. and
.\trs. .1. Frank .\artin, of lisbon.
Inele .tlhn I.inly, who has been
'Iuftcrin g with a painful sore on his
l g, is nlow getting bettor and hopes
soon to be out again.
.\lrs. May Maddenl is still improving,
her friends will be glad to know. Mir.
and .\Mrs. T. L. Finley, Mr. and Mrs. .1.
A. Wofford. Mis. Mollie Teagn' and
.r:-. .1os)hine .\i arlin were hir call
S 1 iinday afternloon.
Mrs. II. C. Culnningham, who recent
y celebrnated ier SIth birthdiy is
spending a few days with ir,. and Mrs.
.1. It. Finlv. While "nlicle" .John is
kept. indoor:;, they talk of the good
old days Iefore do war."
Miss Carrie Langston has been
J.C'. B1
wo Big Stores
and Winter bill
everything you
Big stock to sele
lings are packe
at t
Goods at an as
-stock lasts. Bu
We havent tinm
our entire s
. BI
BUSY STORE
o. 1 Store 210 West Lau
ending a few days in'IAsbon at the H
dside of her aunt, Mrs. Athens Bal
w, who is quite low.
31r. and Mrs. Todd Thompson, who
Lye been spending the summer here A
the home of Mr. 0. G. Thompson,
ave this week for Florida.
Miss ilettie Cunningham and Mrs. J.
Wofford attended and enjoyed a
iarterly meeting at Clinton Saturday
the First Baptist church. 1special
enjoyable and instructive were the
cerelises by the Sunbeams supervised
the talented and consecrated young
mder, Miss'Bera Bailey. We were
lad of renewing many acquaintances
f a quarter of a century ago.
There are some splendid workers in
is society and under the leadership
f the pastor's wife they are wide
wake and at work. Splendid address
s were made by -Mrs. Daniel and Mrs.
Vilson. 'g
Four churches are to unite at Pros- (
IeMJ. Sunday in an all-day service in I
he interest of the Jlapt1ist camaiign
leaverdam, Mt. Pleasant, Chestnut
Uidge and New Prospect. The sisters a
Ire to bring dinner and the brethren
,vill see to -it that it is eaten. We are
a
'X'pctinig a' good Crowd aid a goodfl
lay.
Miss Kiate Wofford, who i.; now inl
Y. \. C. A. work spent last week with
)er parents. She left here for Itih
Imond w here a ontferenev of Soulherin
Y. W. leaders was held. Vnhrij)op vvd
lege was represented hy Mis.\ls areui
and Miss Lillian Mart in. Miss \\'of
or(l 1 to lave nprvis 1011 of five
Southen aat s he will 1 o loca-, ri
probably at Itichmllond.
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE
Marne "Bayer " is on Genuine
'Aspirin-say Bayer
Insist on "flayer Tablets of Aspirin"
in a "Bayer package," containing proper
directions for Ieadache, Colds, Pain,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheumatism.
Name "Bayer" eicans genuine Aspirin
prescribed b physicians for nineteen
years. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets
cost few cents. Aspirin is trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of MonofWntie
acidester of Salicylicacid.
JRNS
R SA
in Laurens. 11
at J. C. Burns &
may need for I
ct from, no scar
I full from Basei
erage of 15 to
y all you need
ie or space to
tock. Come
JRNS
rena Street No. 2
MR SOON TOO
SHORT TO PUT UP
little "D14Ianderlne" stops your hair
moming oult. and doubles its beatity.
To slop falling hair at once and rid
le scalp of every part icle of dandruff,
A a siali bottle of delightful "Din
'rine" at any drug or toilet vouiltr
ir a few cent, pour a little inl your
and and rub it into the scalp. After
::veral app lientions1 tile hair usually
lops coml;ng- ouit and You r:anI't [Ind
nly datert ru t. 11('11)p your hiail I ') a w
trolg, th1 ic and long and become
aft, glossy and twive as beautiful and
huindant. .
VILSON ('AN NOT
RE(IlVE ALiiRT
u.illn Il)i% ali l I'rty e (u1 tSts (of Vice
Pr'sident mnd 31r.S. 31:-Arhill.
\\'a vhingonl. Oct. 1is. -Owing., !to thI(
of l t \\ilsen, King .\1
wert and Que1 :!i zbt of BlLuium1
Ind their on, tI h - 1)uie of rvl-aIa t,
!Il not b I i i hn i ed al ' \'hi1e
firom Oct(ober 27, lo :'0. They will be
'he gu ss ised of the \'i(eP ei
dntl and .\l r. lhall.
Plans for thw visit bY the royal par
t -w\re nn*u1111 i ned tolday ill the ltale
mlent by wecretary T111nu1lt1:
"It is nulch regretted that tile ill
nc.s (if thI,. Presidlent will make it im
pjssile for 11hke Presidilent and .\lrs.
Wih on to re;cive the kilit and que n
of thw Belgiasll and the lAtke of ira
inith as their g uests.
"D) llur thle Viit of thleir tila.iie
and his royal Iighiness ill Washi ngt on
tlie Vice-President and .\Mrs. .\Iarshall
will act In the place of the Presidenit
and Mrs. Wilson as hosts for the gov
1m1111e1nt of thle United States.
"Their majestlis and his royal high
nes., (1111ing their visit to Washing
toll, will Occupy the residence of the
tird1( assistant secretary of state."
COMP
LE
Swill pay you t<
Company's T~
:he whole fami
city of goods at
nent to Ceilings
35 per cent Le
for the Winter
list our stock-tb
and figure w:
!Store North Sirde of the
Seasonable Offerings!
Our shelves and counters are piled high
with the Season's best Merchandise
and we believe that an inspection
will please any of our cus
tomers and friends.
Latest shipments Georgette Waists, beautif1ul codoriigs.
distielive sIylevs iII navy, grey, tanl. flesh and whil- e t $6.98
to .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .... .... .. .. . . ...... $7.50
W hite Voile Waists from .... .... .... . $1.50 to $2.50
New Skirts in Novelly Plaidk also plain an pleated
Poplinus and Mo1 'rges. Priees rmuge f'roi $4.95. $7.50 I $11.50
Now, if yoiu W t )ress Good s d i't fa il to see oi rilie.
Sheipherd eheeks and mixed plai(. :3G inwhes wide - p
yard fron .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 40c to $1.00
Ser'ge.s full yard wide. nlavy. bulaek, (,opei anld brown.
at per yard ..,. .... .... .... .... .... .... 50c and 65c
W ool SereI. . : -ineh. per vard .... ....$1.00 and $1.50
All Wool Fren I Series. Ier Yard .... .... .... ..$2.50
Mhl of this is eheaper than we eoull buy it t ody.
:2-iuieh Dress linghaun, per yard .... ... .35c ;nd 40c
("oid <pIau ily AprOnl linghamil 1-1r yard .... .... 15C
1)o 't ) filt our'l.ins of (' hibiren'\l5i5s s n L 1d
Abintst. crowdedI ot with branid new, sca,Iabb:, p)oo1
and still they comle.
Do not overlook our Dress Department.
We have the very latest styles
and reasonable prices.
We have a large selection of Shoes for
Men, Women and Children, bought right
and to be sold right. Come and see them.
THE FAMILY STORE
H. T ERRKYaJ
ANY'S
OW ON
> come many miles to buy
vro Big Stores. We have
ly from Baby to Grand
:J. C. Burns & Company.
~, and remember we Sell
ss. Come and buy now
-. You will be glad you
.is whole newspaper would
ith us on your Fall bill.
- LAURENS, S. C.
Public Square in Burns Block)