The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 14, 1920, Image 4
e bbertiser
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: Payable fi Advance.
PuIIilihed by
W$VERTISEII PIllNTIN COMPANY
laurens, S. C.
Advertisling Hautes on A pplicaiffon.
01bituairles anul Card of Thanks: One
'ent a Wor4.
toLro'u at t im otttle at Laurous,
a.; . sstInd cla mail matter.
12AURF.NS, S. N l'. 11. 1920.
Whatever. pr'ovisiaa th countly
delegation may~t malw for, further.
I'oad improvt aillt ;1intony we
believe tit the imople of t Illounty
will agre'- to. A Tie vAdver'tisw
hats ,;aid omeral timnes before, the( in,
come of 1 the counity as well as:-; the de
iands of tlhe tiies elouire a better
'yst C1jI of roah, in ilie cotlily and
they should be proculreM'd at any rea
sonable (.ost.
e* *
Speaking el Ithe abil ity of tie Conillty
to build good loads. it migit be intri
esting to nloo Ilhe invomeit of its citi
z.ens. llifty lhousanld hals of cotton
this year will bring inl at least $1 1.
000,000. The produicts of our1 mlills;
ought to brin.i inl stevral millions
more, enough toimak $1w ,,i00. Oiut
of a $15l.000,0 bsiness we should at
least seculre enlough, proflt to spend a1
hlundrett thlousan:Id 41r r:o onl r ,dS to
reduce tie' cosmt of don:,buiess as
well a:- blh makle Pft' wm h liv
ing.
side of thinis. Of Thf holds out
I greatt dea! I llI: al If t* will but
take adva;ntagt of it. I! * v fail, it
will be moro herano If 1urselIvs
than th tim1114. o t 1 l oalpiy in w1ich
we live. Thl w.ill lo n ,i ovome
all obstacle!'.
C'OTTON IM!.l IMIYs
.if Ml)I: H4Iti'll' E,[ts
As A iiprecii tion I oIf Their Sacrificest it
Number of Mills ire Suliscribin; 14)
Htmorht) P1'und.
Columlbia". Janl. 9. Aln n1i'1mory% of
1 heir heroie operat iv lhousands Of
whom voluntiered and were drafted
into tIe armIed :-ervice of the ilation
dn inl 'g the W\orld War, and many of
whom made the Spleiine Saciice,
lxtile managenwnts of South11 aiarolina
are liberally uliseribing to th $Il0,
1100 fund for the .rection of a1 imieilo
rHial building coilielorat ll-, those
8ou1th Car1i'olinians participating inl
Uthe World War, accordig.r to the
liadquarters; of tlhe 8olh Carolina
Menmorial CommiIlissioii inl this city.
The mill mianailgemeits. acc:ording to
the collumiiission, taking ith initiative
in thi mal r ar*.e the (oranite -i!le
.\lailIfaetinaiii. Company, of (Iran1te
ville, thilanly.lnun!rn Com
paIY, of luangley, and the Aikeni Man
ufracturin:- Compjany, of .kih, which
for cachi ienter'pise. All lse corpiora
lions are ini the "loi.' ('reek valley,
iif Aiken ('omty1. which Ient ninfy
sOls to the war.
Th'le mieilIori:al itinni slin :aid t hat
it.lha 1l~.ifrt' i oni3 thatt manyI ~theri I
:mbhscrible to l he fiundi.
bioys ini the. wtd-, ('11n11nissioner' I!ar
semnbly, ha:: i b:-t) follo' n to 0Sly:
her 2 ,tno t'eir fondlil fi. or inililary
service, a ItI 'eiilalg of 77.8. 1 iinn
4 tld tal, ina the aii flays oflthewar
tates was 75.0 pe r cet or 8 3per
(Oent aboive Southb ;trolina's average.
The hiigh 't in the 11 enie St ates was
inl Wyomllin g, whier'e the phiyslially fIt
aVerage 87.2. lTerefore, in man 1)ow
er reslOurices South1 I Carolina ianks
high amiiong thle States.
"'It might stirrnise detractors of the
ly refer with great asperity to the do
m~stic conditIOnls in our mil11 towns, to
tell them that siomei of the best fight
I i men of America went from the cot
t'mills of South Carolina. They
~re b)oys who had grown up In the
mill work. F'ar from beIng under
ndurhahed, undl(ersiz.ed, or "under"
anything else, they wore excellent sol
diersi and served faithfully and cour1
ageously fon the Melxican~ bordler and1(
"A..nong the( mtil~l towns that senlt
National Guard uits into lie service
are Peixzi', Will iamsi~ton, Andeirson,
Olympia, firookland and tihe units
from Fiort Mill, Rlock 111li, UnIon.
Spartanhturg anid Gr'eenvilleo had a
large per'enlt age of Ill b loys.
"'ThIat they da chiargedl their u ty
fully and hionora~y la proved by tile
fact that tihe lFirst South Carolina Reog
Iment, more than 50 per cent mill boys
did tho heavy prep~aratory work which
ieantltod lmmedintcly in in breaking
of the lIindenburg liue at Bellecouri
and the freeing of Belgitm from th(
murderous grasp of the invader. That
they discharged their duty well is
shown h: the fact, that in Flander
there are white crosses over graves
where cotton mill boys, heroe)s all, ar
atleep. There were some mill boys
wio came home to geL tit most prized
decoration of the whiole' vait-the con
gressional niedal, of hollor, iI addition
to nume11t.rols citations front Aitrieaui
dili ItritLish officers and crosses fron
the lPrenlch gerInenIItII.
"ThIn theri -wr% 'the( milc .1 h boys
drafted lilt[o (he SIs 1 )ivision and into
tlueilirot. other units itat went awvay.
hIey mado ZotO sols, all of, theij
and jilt' :,rvice fla.s of' the li ill townsi"
-t hol , '-d cinay sta , o. . a sioilzIly
onc of gold. it lever a 1ar Ila w.
noW bright1 inl honor andicurn.
ATll 0 1'iti - 1.131T11i.
(OIertvatoi rs kitref' to 'Prograii 4) Fed.
c rai inmission EfxteqpI lTis One
Step, Sit u1111tion (dears for Work.
Washington, .an. 13. - Mine opela
1orA. in the eiltral omilpetiive field
today told the c0onn1uiistionl naml1ed to
:ettI lie ihitutliinous coal srike that
Iwthyv would necept with a single teser
vat ion any ward lih comlllissionl
c'ight tl.
The operat or "ahd they nonld not,
i'a party to) tle liring of coal price.;
hc..endl tIle period of ff ectivnlV Si*5 of
11iil0ci (Ior wlth wtar:l time meaure
iuihoI- vhich t- overnnit has Coll
O(Ole'd foo11d ati fitel price. .
IZ:tiphl V'r-W:4. Counse(! I'Mr thll vi'n
Ira' 0j" intors explained that ith
u akinse this i.'S i'rvation tit' opr'li
' ct.; oin i not legally joit any Iri'c
fixig n eem nt.lie also s-aid the op
ane o1' fth t commisnioll's award col
liinet upo lt(e preplarat ion (If anl
swers- to a sli of, (i estions wIcicIt
the u hirtor: ys-ic teda asi;' I !.he
'01(I tilt.oi
In mveveeing tht ctssonnl ' au,
thorization, the operat or..\l:. ('ews
said. un rsto d that l ite t mlllissiol
\vaward ;-ltmot "of itself constjitte a
contin -a t fixed b~y tHlv comissI,,,ionl."
Prcesident ilohinsonl rIetiln ed himi
Ihal't I'rcsiii \\'ilsou's . 'i l te( I creat
inr. ' te (ii-,m nhi.,-ion atitho jizvi it on
ly to inake an award which iigiht he
uial is "a bcasjs lor a wuage eonttiael."
lie ask-cd i the iloperators wouitld )not
moodify t;l(. ian)t1111inh. necept
:u'cjil ording.ly anat\I 'v t .\ 2. ri ws l
ally atel d l Ihat the comitilssiont
shtiuliI delli iin tihat poilit.
"The Illint' workeI-S undleistand that
the aw.ard shall bo a1 basis of a ntew
wagarementIA. an1d not1 of itself an
aa enientI," said i lt f,. IOwiS, aet
ing rieient of tht- mine woll rs. "I
tuis the record is not being intaie
'wjhicb cain h- u l le ;cu InetIt'il1 y i s a
h i m flr 1 yOfi'sal Iy ite o eratori to
wri lilt- a wat \V,0 men the com
isinsaward."
PiWtit. Rob'inson said .\f. ( rew'
i;Tipullation that the c mission Shold
h lpo\ rIX io dcetermwl-ine': wh-'lat the
.\lner rcpre-2enat fii t''; befor
operatorsacl befor tecllngofth
Psi den I it '. IwcisIc reci;td tmands for ic
th i ho r or:dcjcfl!.e :
a week , lft' i~(th c ab citiono dolit
::ifs ;ucicI'ti for i the c oid et i ct-b
a'irii b oi i nteral dd 01 lcifernlcet. Iandt
iefned nilach of them.ilt(isIhoittl~e
"Thd el liXn Ioi'tion an the soIIula
Iondon n oflc the mtiner:; thtt uevirton
befrnthei stib'e."t. omwldt
The efil ).e and il heaeth Mofd min
ernhor, and hf casbt thate in-r.t
31.ri wohicolanda. osowtecm
mision thalthe ai Mrage hno s
'1ir h)(ourla week in ny focase. li
These)'it t 0i d liand wer' ot Aut eprb
inu the1( m i 'oft th m'ie themselves
and t fereIIi expreiedot iheir Icldfonen
tin hich It rderedli th~er negot itn
beor the11 stie."tuf~ 1'ol(rli
t Meetly ing11W 'of . D.o~c IC.iOt
The be cw e fud in 6tthe Dy
.ve:no for le anl cresote isilrntdlie so
te.11 ny ,euan teoltlr melles yusen d
to suph-(net the la hyVgilntelb mePres'cc
1) * 5 * $ * S* 3,* $ e*s
$ 1PECIAL NOTICES. I
1Foun11d-.ed harrow pIg, weighing
about 80 Pounds. Owner can havc
same by paying for this advertisement
and costs. 26-1 t-pd
Winted--The person who turned in
1te above advertisement to advise
its of his naile, so the lilder and los
cr can get togethre. The Advertiser.
Money to Ioi--A few thotuand
dollars oil IIrst mortgage .imllproved
country real estate. W. It. Knight,
.aurenis. S. C. 26-2t--pd
For RIent- -Thrie-Iorse farmt about
.11. mile. from tihe cIty. .1. 1. Cole
an 1ares lote 5. 2R-lt-pd
For Si.e--Several IIe - Fq ,' with
mIid -ithout self-start Onm see
ndhndheap Vord, MO. Ihe thing
Womk trulck. TI. it. sumervel.
For Si - -One branl I it' Ow Liberty
trat: r, Fully eqiipi 1' w. --e-xtra1
Itire, tire Cover, h t e r d ( '1totor
Meter Wil giv < .mitnt oil this
(1r. I irst conte lrst s veiV d. .1. Y.
.\"I1am. '211- It
For al-hruhrdregistered
I ilk shir ow. Ahotit CO fecl good
.ore voulnter. .\hout 1.000 feet blaclk
walnut11 hlmbler. See tue. W. If. Dial.
213-21-pd
For Stle- -Twelve lthode Island lied
lins or :t.50 Cacti. Two thodei Is
I a in( led roosters for $2.50 each. \rs.
.1. Wi:ter .\Martin. 55llurs R oi .
261 t-Id
I-'ric an-ne I !ig ur O'- 0ver.
and ioi Aol modition . Stn
I 'Wil. 26- 1
1 1.on' SO( -"'rge -\ -wI I 1 r1% ad
\.inee Jantia,' y - I5 e 110n W.
C'arolina Aull"( omil);$. '..-1
Vor Sale - ood t wi -horse 'm. A
mile and a1 hal' of ti A(.k at 11.
!-''. I 'eo y" stire. 26-It
For Maie -S(vera! nIw 'ubb'- Iire
.imerivan huliit-gles; also fq seiconid
hald cartiage. ee. c T'. Sumiterel.
2i1-5 -11
iotie .\m riy it Nii to moe that
house. of your-... 1;' years - ex'per-ience.
C'. \. 0Dwcus," Clinto. . C., Rtt. i.
ahmlllaan Wauted,4 to solIicit ordeors
folr luhrical itug oils, gasco and
paints. ala I or commission. Ad
te. tl- 1.0en1 Oil & I'iilt (0,
t levelaid, 0. 21-It-ld
For S1'e --wI'v.o haroi di at - oeli hoirse
!vw oml.. T. It. suln&W ' 21*-11t
Cars 11aishf-ed- Coi to T i. Sumin
ejel's garae to get yTars washed.
T. I. S elceic. 26- It
Ftrs. Etrgi., ipggs .lake layers out
Iofi loafers hy ieedilig your hems on
.\Ile I g N " ToiIC. .is. I-. If!. Lomas,
A.ent, Gray Court. S. C. 2G-21-pd
For a - ibe:istri I rov How,
w\e-ighiing ahit 125 ib)s. Iapers go
w Ith e I'riee $50). W. P. IiI ,
M-:as a \Iain St.. Lauren-'. 25-2t-pd
For Sale - .l ilch cow.. Will sell or
::wap foP heer cattle. BriIng ile your
chicini.i .\ irm1st rongs .\Market.
2,6-1 L-Ipd
Not ice -I f . - i u vI'. your hottoms
iichetd. now i.; the tio. 1 am ready.
IWitie Jmltees P. leigonl. 776 W. Iflamp
(on St., liirri s, S. C. 25-2t- pd
For ialie Dodge ar, 19118 model,
ill .-ood elochaial condition, new
to '. iro s" i i fI(st clasis coidition. Sev
T. I. -a thrby, Iaui ens, ort J. I.
SIttehin(. N eery, ephone 3-193.
24-31-pd
LI'mt, Straye d or Stolvel-One reed
I s'.i sett er. Answxers to name of
"ro winie" Any information will be
atI irci:t. W. R. IIii!iey Jr.
26-It-pd
imprnt Notlce to the PIblie
Any and 111 persois are hereby
inotified io. to hit,1 t Ii', or othenw ise
trepIass on Ily lands, as all Violators
wilIlihe pun ishedl to t.Itifll extet of
Mules-.I ust treceived ainolher shill
liw'nit iof freshin mul (s. 'iThey arPC (land ie.
Come artouiL andtii t se tem. jPices
i-tht. We. II. Whairtn. 20-ti
Watiii ed-Wanu lo11 1cgs, good Iprice( t
'ny raillroad HIai on. It will pay any
one0 who can look lil a few treesl to
wite to "'Watlnt" (care The A\dveth's
Noiti(e - All personsii atre hierel'y
warna ni ot 1o hIre or hiarbior -W ill
('hIles. whlo is uindeir conitract 1(o me
2i;-1 I-ied
S4,eed --Our p*Iirices for' w~agont se. 'nre*
always ai little abiove I le retolar mari
keI. We arie espeially strtong Oin car
s 5etd. (Canl herat theo mIlls-onl Ithe ptrce
of' 7 per('II ientmal. We have thte goods .
See tns. .l. I. Cutlhertsoni. I18tf
(flnnintg D~ays--Ourl gin datylt at
t ill futherli ntie'e. J. D). Cutlbertsoni.
teo !8ales of millk a dlay. First $%
Noitileo--L aur ens Trusta Comp laniy
will I Ieay yont 13 Ier Cen)t initre ('~ifor
y'our money1 C. 1 5-1f
Mneiy to) Lend-~ i am prepared0( to
elace 11oans (o tll~ n unpovd ars on fav'
orablie I ten, and atI reasonable rates
and1 expense. Apply early to C. D.,
llarkadale. _________1:--if
Rising Stun Chapter No. 0, RI. A. M.
A regular con vocaltion of
. RIsing Sun Chauter No. 6.
Ri. A. M., will b eld or
. - HRI DA night Jan. 16th,
a......t 7 :30 o'e ck. Members
are irIutedloi to bi resent arnd to be
on hand at the appiointedl hour.
Bly 0order (of
II. TEI'lY, Sec.
I lierebyv anoun11ce pty if-t ' caniidl
datle for Aldeirmani l'r rar~nd 1, andl
p ledge miyse'lf to abhIde 1by the resutts i
of thle ) Dem)crti c primtary.
liereb l. I). 10 S'P~T RRY.
I eey anniuounfce mty elf ,. e. d.
dait~e lot A ldorlman from ~-fIj'd, and
jel edge nmyself to aitdeIl y thie resut t
of the~ Democratic t)rimtary.
JIM LObWIS.
f. hiereby anno myself a candl
date for AlIderma rirom .Ward 6, and
pledge mnyself' to , 41?y tihe reOsultI
of thte Democratic prImary.
A ATAD'Ri nTATL
' LAND SALE
StMt of South Carolina,
.Couity of Lauren.i.
IN COURT O.F CO.LMON 1lAAS
V. J. FlIA.MiNG, Plaintiff,
against
Kl.M.A AUsTIN JOHNSON, et al, De
fendants.
lursuanit to a decree of the Court
in the above stated case, I .will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder,
at Laurens, C. I., S. C., on Salesdny
in Plebruary next, being Monday the
2nd day of the month, during the
Ilegal hours for such sales, fhe follow
ing described property, to .wit:
All that erwtain tract of land. known
as Ithe Willis 11uinter place contain
Ing 51 acres, more or less, bounded
on the northi by lands of .W. A. Mc
(linlock and David McClintock; on
the east by lands of DIavid MeClintock,
and lands of E. T. ilakiely; on the
south by lands of Airs. Jane MCClin
toek aind by lands of .\li. Jane Craig
and on te west by 1: ids (,f Pink liuin
Ier and by lands of 1ewls Brewster1.
Terlmins of ale te-half - , al
alie to be paId t\ .lV onths from
date .of sale the t portion to be
secured by bond i nortgage of the
pin'urlasei over the isaid premises,
aming interest at 7 per cent. from
date, with leave to purchaser to paIy
his entire bid in cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers, stamps and r-ecorlding.
If the terms of sale are not coin
plied with, the land to be re-sold on
same or some subsequent Salesday on
same terms, at risk of former purIt
chaser.
C. A. PO1WHII,
('. C. C. 11. and G. S., t,.mrillens. S. C.
Dated, this .1 an. 13, 1920. 2G-St-A
Tho Laurens Drug Co., Laurens, S. C.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Oilce in Peoples Bank Building
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls answered any hour day or night
Simpson, Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law
WlH 1ractiee hi all State t'ourts
Prompt Attentione Olven All Business
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt Attention 0lven All Business
Money to Loan on Real Estate
Telephone 850
Office in Sixammons Building
W. M, NASh
SURVEYOR
Terracing :: Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
NITRATE
OF
SODA'
See mec for y<rNitrate
goods. Prm lv'1 ery
and right prices.
D. A. BARKSDALE
ATI
F. P. & J. R.. Childress
Stable
Phone 119 or 131
CLYDE T. FkANKS
Agent For
Ashepoo Fertilizer
Few Equals a d No
Also' Few Farms for
Sale
Farmers! See Me at
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Lauren,, S. C.
PIPE, FITTEINUS, PUMPS, CYLINDEtS AND WELL POINTS
'a MUIAVIg uT unyl1Joj AJOA and coal miiiiLns, and other unsiettled
pll uooq su IIu oIJpuo3 to secure material, but we have been
o01s 1noq ut I 0 ood otock of PIpe, F1ttings, etc.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
823 WEST GER VA IS STREE T, COLUMBIA, S. C.
45-tf
IT'S IN THE BLOOD
Gunning fever is a disease that travels through
the veins. It is hereditavy. It is often incurable>
This girl inherited the malady. It swept her
through a tornado of events
ANITA STEWART
IN'
"The Si the Athers"
OPERA HOUSE
Monday, January 19th
Prices: 10c and 20cts-Including War Tax
CASH BASIS
When sending for
Meal and Hulls do
not for we
are selling for cash
Laurens Oil Mill
I -l
The gems or articles nee not e excessively
costly.
If they are well set, perfe made, chosen in
good taste, they will add greatly to the charm
of the wearer.
We make a specialty of exquisite personal jewelry,
and taka pleasure in ahowing our line to ladies who appre
ciate exclusive effects.
~"s I )t 'OV 1 P-O1,14H5 OF
ILLAA
WEST 3113E COURT SQtJWRj