The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 03, 1920, Image 4
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Iaiurens, S. C.
Adveritsing Hates on .\pplication.
Obituaries ad ('ards of Than uks: One
('Cen i Word.
Enltered at, tano po.m oiiire iei i dtersvA.,
I.:'. ;a secoud cla.ss mtail inatter.
LA 'C SS. c.,.. \ 1 ;t, 1112(.
Th xe erti ; c's serial "\\'hite
.\l n 111 d - in tis is'e. \\e ilope that
mWAVi o)I e;"reuer ave, cujoyed( it.
'a le ci''' out for alothbet' one
l'.U~~~~~ an .W 't:lie l w i we'ok.
ep u wih th tinw.s by reca ling
Aw0 ent.T 1~ i Uisnnt. Tho ad(
-' iar \'worltl the sub
p i very a
tiwre i., :11h0- le ys n w. I "au
rel :-!ed asar u -to-date'. 1, eZ.
'o nve b y the Newbe-rry- Oblserver
tha t the town fathetrs of that enter
prisinglIJ city have bottght a new Ioad
Il1cienin with the modern "scar'iller"'
attachinent. What kind of a coltrtap
tion is that anyway? Something to
scare the citizens ofT the street when
the diust beginis to fly?
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A contributor to ''he columbia
Record, signing himself "A Carolina
Supporter," in writing of tlie effort In
have fraterniti hs re-instated in state
(olleges, .;iwaks of the University of
South Carolina as a "sick college."
'It is prohable that lhis w\'ri ter has
mistaken the absence of wvi nnilng ath
letic teamnis and so-called "college
spirit" as evideices of "sick ness".
Tiese are fairly desirable things in a
successfiul college, blt do not always
in1dicate first. rate classroom work,
after all the most desirable thing in
college. We (10 not believe thatt le
Uiniversity is a "sick co llege'" in 11le
'way of reval accomplishment, but it
1'1ld( 1 1I' inade hettei' if ithe st tdent
body worked more harmoniously to
get Ier'. .ltai'rmioniy would he adva nced
materially if the fraternity mn cii vol
untarily gave up their soclet is. This,
inldeLd, imight he teriwd a :,urnde,
but wiser nen than college students
have surrendered for tie tiest int ercests
of those v'thI whom they .were aso
ciated.,
'tN it0 iW'RiNN OP" PROI BITION.
'"l'he high cost of proh ibition" ve;n
to li'k wiorrying th1e whiskey adVW,ate'
a great deal. They aljp'ar to be 'great
ly con cerne'l over(' lit'f elorniolts ta::
hurlden that, prhbi o nforcenn-i
,will place upin the neeksl of Ohw IWO
ple. \\he':'' ia:: L, :,aid a. to otib
('1' argii en'lts a r:1St the deAruction
of tie whi. - y I. iness, l it of 1i'
cost to i;'lm txpayers is wil1thut any
merit wh~at ever'. The lost of 1lie
'whiskey Itralile in live:; lost, ini the
isery it sprelarb, ardith wi,'~ aste' of!
dIoIllai itn ta::'en and cost:;, it wout ll lose
lbiurde'n woulId tie btn e by thols(e least
able tol hieari it. It inutst lie gr'antedl
to thle tirobihiii1st: that in advoeit
ing the abllh n of' thle whliskey' trat
tfie rth'y iaetiii volntar i ject ed altt
twren feet lees tlii lave beenl(leftill
ther lold~ii et \\had shoChltiothert
'''gt ii F al in' Ilielh ' I l ing th
ht c r 'Ilht yo Iorg s flttv /t e :len i
yeart lithli tonti' .li.:m t.lng oith\\
Fir :. i4, alnhbird. taur's laste k iethI
S'.huo III : (S rth-ri~ the irm anl ho fieitl
longeblowat tof the hifagen:- i y tre
smiu in fo the Sartioth ''ar
li er li irte b li lilto the stay h e- t
l'ow. th e .\ont-oi othrtlt er fall, l ae
lled further11 i thi'tc lritlest iaiou
swenty flet I lessi thnimle, asleltere
thed liical( arIast hads (no hne fo
"ight" hit tan befor handting hed
ing tholinh thatirhn rtiln hon hthe(a
ondhe admiinth waletotr bnI ened
hn ha tlosit hi blnc, [ling head'' tit
aog below at the ' i rat feeavt. LIrt
Terihd in hfe. ie arithmit r o if Tak
vay thieS ieontn till the Iatl h 1e mo-e
ethan a~l sf't .sventhe yietrs agoream
hi eatup ato haio his na 'thei'
an11 feein tht he s hadcuid cby
hissewa31y hoe ityu anyou moredam
agedta ar fwtfet .tl
PlllSIDENT SINS
RAILRlOAlD BILL
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lition to labor and i-atlroad represent
atives, public represei itatives it-s wall.
InI re.-tilling operation of thcir prop
i ts, the corporations have a p:r
t'eularly valiabl psychological as.set
beqtueathed themu in t0he opinlion of 1)i
rti rcor G4eneral .t ines. The corpora
t ions., he blieves, ha e public stuti
me.t s lavorable - t hem as at an\y
tilne in tivlr history. Also the prop
Cr tiearo 1erearded by those wvho have
con1tiled them for the last two year;
a-s i-1in'.. ble to IiiCot the heaviest. dv
n*ai ii i h ubei' u. imm
A Cor Rinvici es;, .\ I I iln s has as
m l ar ' rif hii the governnwi
not ed nld its c.'re k, them n -n
1'1. Th dislienilty hlasr;
I t t i uhmday I I Ia in
v ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I - 1i ZiIIci 1v I I 1v I
c:'di' U as txplied. TiheC inter
U1 t cool e c I II on7I! iiso n is -asI :o
bond by law I - r the ioac;
fi!ancial It u , I te-makhIn so) t he
Po'ci' I na alaasanlo
ion, institutel by the railroad ad
iniistration, is to be continuled under
the direction of the war department.
The whole organization which has
lhandled this part of the railroad ad
m0inistration's ditties, will be transfer
red to the juilsdict ion of Secretary
Haker. This inclutles; the operation of
barges and tobmats on the .\lissis
ipRpi Itiver betweei St. ILou is and
New Orleans: between the Alabama
coal ilids and the Gulf of Mexico on
the \arrior l ivei'r project; onl Ilte
New York harge canal and on the Del
aware and laritan eanal. These wa
terways Systt ms are regarded by lr.
Ilines as reprtsenting a "mert bea,'n
lling'' and inl revlinquishing!' control of
thieni lit advotates a contintinuaton o(f
the developmonent "in order that a prae
ticable iest may bve made of itilizing
the nation's inland watterways.''
V-:TE'lAIN SENATO.
DI1ES AT C.AIPIT'Ol,
sentI or dann 3 i ii. itnnhhok eiiti, oi A i1ii.
mn, Si'iicumbs to .).yOCt rd ills.
\\ashintgton, .larch t.--..lohn I.
iankliad, of AL:lim, the olist
m1emaber of thit 'nited States seniat
and the last veteran of the con feder
ate armies to servi in it, died today
1 his hiomte ill Wash ingtoll. of iyo
Car-ditis.
His coll gliu, S eitor 'nderlwood,
:11nnounHCe1d 11he fact to) the svlna11,
eullo. izi ng hiin as itht "foremost lig
mo inl Alabama11. for t h last <iuarte- r of
a enry"Tesenlato atijourne:1d
imimediately as; a1 m111rk (if re pet
V.ur\ice !Irerident \larshall11 ap
pointed a aomnaitt of the eiate to
t l hIistuneral, consising of S n
Iiitrsl 'nh r:,ood, Nolso , Pt omli ren ,
;Towntad. .\shuro t, oli-ial, .lt Kel
ltr, Cilrrisn halth l. Thet t holyit
ac compan s'''d by ttemes aof i tet fa
ilo o wilelvei\'hiethena tomoo
fueao willie ts'hti tei'a.ti
tsenautir Nliankhetoi dteth ctttat as
ha turpris tthis ofi ciatl oadsciases,
thoug immed I iat I memnn of l httis
failyui ha bee oncernedi o someuil
10 oe h helt h. 'vIl o t r Iacted1
tuwrfot iof t Ia nlemen weathe aiti thet
loa i;it whilt ecortinl Ia thelgation
v ii :ing \'as igtoni t he itt eresAiti of
lie w'ited 'C States tiod lls. Asse-li
iinltiot terug yats lound hof llh
\'i tit toim a the tun tt of II h iICdethi
\\illia !!. '97, l Che~l whoS t(ervel in
enn ret s l ro- i thllt imttt ,h e laa tn time
1~ni .\Ilv.(1 h I hund :.ii p i~r.t Sts.rlia:
.t:t tive ;ihi. fte a o eea
na toes ( i nla,l was bontint 1or
ho~h inhis stthand.at ain
lii itngtlt's a priva lin an to lab(I
has threeii i times woended lo, lit woth
to htd radnk e of atain theforlei uon
hiitwas el'e.d-tofcngess wi'here In
"illad outitnyas ae en p
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ANNOUNIEMENTS. *
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I hereby announce myself a candi
date for 'lek'i of Court of Iaurenis
County subject to the rules of the
Demoeratic priiairy.
,11. A. SUi i VAN, Jr.
The V/eakest Finger.
The linger on wvlIi lite eniggemneiit
and we (ddIinhg ilIgs aro wvornli Is ainatoil
lelly Ilie wel:er of the ten. Pi
iarists have to give lie ttrd Anger
twIce as lluch ir-ill ats ite ot1her. The
explaialtion Is itlIat the tendon of the
extensor intisele of the third linger Is
fittiched by 11 cross-slip to that of the
second.
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TPtE AL NOTI Ci, I
- To t rat all iopelss forms
" 11dkepsy 1nd all foris of swelling
33-1-)(I
0-11Ov black I I v i fevr1i calf, S
monIth I old. Will pay finider' for all
trlible and fred hill. W. 1.. Iarris,
0Owvin1.',n., Itouite 2. 33-1 t-p~d
For Salfl- Two shoals wveighing
about 100 poiluiids each. W. G. Clardy,
Gi ire, Itouite 5. 33-1 t-pd
Wiienti-- -All your ie'nsn, i'oosteikii,
friers, geese and ducks. Armstrong's
Alarket. 33-5t-pd
Notic---Owing to high cost of ma
t0erials, etc., will have to advance the
price of ice .Q cents per hundred. Lau
i'i:lns Ice Factory. 33-2t-pd
Lost-Sunday atfernoon, Ieb. 29,
somewhere between Armstrong's store
fourteen miles northwest of Laurens,
an(d a poinit. thrIi ee i les soith of Laul
riens on the Piedmont highway, a black
hand bag, containing several articles
of gentleman's -wearing apparel,- shav
lig outilt. etc. Flinder please return
to P. 14'. Armstiong, Newberry, S. C.,
and recelve reward. 33-1 t-Jd
For Sale-- One Dodge touring ear
wil t new lop and fenders. Car In
Ir'st cI ass condition. See .1as. M.
1Ilnall at J. C. Iiirns & Co. INo. I
Store. 33..1-it- p
For Sale--A good mulle for $100. .1.
TI lrownl ee, Laurens Itoute 1, 2 iiles
froi LIaauti'ens. 33- 11.
Lost--iroim my place oin the 18th
of lebruary, a ilk rksihire shoat weigh
ilg about 50 pounds. Reward for his
t rfor ifrmoatrion as to its
whereabouts. .himi llei ig, I 2aur0en1s
Ito0u te. G. 33-I t-pd
11lnit(ed-To ( rent desirable oflice,
also four or live room house. Apply
C. H . Haiys. Box .,).>. :l:.. t.p
Taken UIli---Pig about six monlths old
Ow ner canl have same by idenl3ifyiig
and paying for keep and this adver
tisemneiit. K. 11. flenjamin, 'airen s
Ioutle i , 3..11- -pd
Xo-le-Keiling, w'ather boar !ig
and flooring in three grades. No. I
lIed Cedar Shingles. C. II. Diuckett,
ilanrens, S. (.. 3:1:-11
For Sle-We have just received 1
good shilment of 'Alne micanl ru lbber
lire toil iu ggles-.. Come in and elioose
yours. T. It. Sum''rel. 33- It -ld
Lost itr Straved--A small brown
horse Ile(. Came to my hoiiie Sun
day morning. Ownir may g~et same
by payilg for this adv. and feed bill.
T. Hi. S1um1r011 . :1-0--I9
For Saile-l'ire \\anmaiiuker Cleve
land Iig IHoll Coltonl Seed. Pure as
possible ancd have been run through a
grai'de sel'ratiing all faulty and ima
tinur seed. Price $2.00 a biushe!. Seedj
not ginuled, $1.75 per bushel. .ielo,
eash I: aiid aced deliv~ered at .\l. A. Sum
er'il's fari. See TI. It. Sitnieirel or .\l.
A. Stiumerel. 3:1- lIi -pii
Fords F~oru Sn Ie---We still liave t'wo
nmore new' P orid for sale, also soime
good second had F'ordls for as low as
$150. TI. It. Sumitereh. 3:1-11-pd
Tru~ick .Fori Sale-.-I now have the
a'genmer for thIie Ik-flance t rueck. IIlave
a I 1-2 toi triack on the iloor for youi
I ar is Watshed'--('nie to TI. It. Sum
cir l's garma ge to have y'our (ar waish,
cid. 3'3-ht-l)d
Fori Sahe-A log saw,. thme last on e.
Will sell at ('ost. TI. 11. S-umoirel.
33-11-)1
I'lor Snahe One flIg Foiuri Ove'rl id
tiuig iari. lIn lIne coiidit ion and
looks giood. T'. ii. Suimerel. 3:!-It-prii
F'or Smile- -One gooid secondu lh:ind
bnyi~ mail one y.ond secondmi hand' c:'r
rin .. s2:.00 iac'h. TI. It. S; um' rel.
For . .lI -(:n :-IS h. i. Ita'tor', in
ImIm sIlpe. \ot uised oiv'r I15 to
30i damys. Onl r':ison fr sellIing, want
-'lr-We have no0w room1 fori 2001
more hales of cotton. .\eichianit &
Nat ice -'tel ieil- obhI mill on Iteedy.
Itiv..i is solicitinmg coin toi grind.
(rini-.; ldays Tu'imshday. Thuriisdlay amid
Sa:turdays. TI. .1. Irmissey, Aliller.
31 -Ft-pdi
For Sal.-Iihode Island lied i~ggs,
the kind thiat stay red. Pen No. I,
$2.00 foir I1:. l'cn No. 2, $1.50 foi' I5.
F~or Ma le--Sinig le Comnb ihode Is
land fled eggs. $1.51) for' 15. Wel! bred
chiic kens, layin g stria in. WV. 5. IIolmies,
I 4aurens'a, s. C. :31-S-t
Foir Sale--~Seven butild ing hots firont
lng on North1II liner street, neai' my
home1. .XI. II. I lunter. 29-St-pd
Wanited~i--AIlI your couintr P3 ggs, btit
te -i and chickcenmi. Railroad IEatIng
I 10use. 29-5t -pd
Fo4r Mftah--For'd t ouring cari. See TI.
11. Al ci an Ie, at Wilson-Over'land Co.
:12-21-pd
Notic'e--44fa'ne 'Trust (Company)i13
wili pay you 6 lar cent Intertest for
y'Ouri mloney. 15-Itf
Fr'ost Prool' ('ibbnge P'lant s.--F-or'
immedrilate shipm,11ent, extia fine stoeky
lplanlts. I1'arly .Jersey, Charleston
WXakefllid, SuccessIon, Fl. Ilutt ch. By
ex press -1, 000, $2.00); 2,000), $3.50;
5,000, $7.5t0. Pr1ielaid mill I.:00, $1 .00;
500, $1.50; I ,000, $2.50. Send foir pri~ce
list Swveet potato, tomnato and othier
piantIs. Parkei' Farims, iloultrtie, Ga.
32--it-chd.
LaiI'e Inuranc'~ie-S-ee 1). 10. TIodd, at
bati mc Tr'tst Coimpaiiy for good old
line lIfe insurance. 27-tf
Miliem-llave nolud imost. of last
week's shIpment of mules, hiut expect
anotiher hot last of this~ week. ~Corri
andi non them. 1W. 11-. Whnayton 93..tt
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Take notice that on the 25th day of
March, 1920, 1 will render a final ac
count of my acts and doings as Execu
trix of the estate of W. 13. Bramlett
deceased, in the ofilce of the Judge of
Probate of Laiurens county, at I.i
o'clock, a. m. and on the sanie day
will apply for a final discharge from
my trust as Executrix.
Any person indebted to said estate
Is notified and required to make pay
ment on that (late; and all persons
having claiis against said estate will'
1present them on or before said (late,
dily proven or be forever barred.
SjVAALI A. BUMIMTr,
Expecutrix.
Fe). 25, 1920. 12--It-A
14 \SAOINE SYST10I
Oil T k, and Pum p, Air Comn
pressors, Computing Scales, Floor
cales. Shiow. Cases, Account lReg
isters. Hebuilt Cash Registers,
Safes, store leixtures.
I'llE ilAMiJlLT'ON SALES CO.
Columlbia, S. C.
C. C. Fenthlerstmnt W. 11. Knight
FEATIIEIISTONE & KNIGiT
Attorneys at LaIw
Laurens, S. C.
IlI Business 1itruste4l to Our Care
Will Have Prompt and Careful Atten
tion.
Offiee over Palnetto 11an1k
\Ir. Featherstone will spend Wednes
day of each week 'in Laurens.
The Laurens Drug Co., Laurens, S. C.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Office in leoples Batik Building
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls answered any hour day or night
Simpson, Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
W Practice in all State Courts
Prompt Attention Given All Business
Blackwelli S& ulanl
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt Attention Given All Business
Money to Loan on Real Estate
Telephl-ne 850
Office In Simmons Building
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
0. Langdon Long
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Enterprise NationaI Bank Building
All 'Legal Business Given
Prompt Attention.
HIDES!
Ship your Hides to
me. I also buy Scrap
Iron and other metals.
Also Beeswax. Ask for
prices. We will quote
prices on application.
E. BOGERRO
Greenwodc, 8. C.
CLYDE T. FRANKS
Agent For
Ashepoo Fertilizer
Few Equals and No
Superiors
Also Few Farms for
Sale
Farmers! See Me at
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Laurena. S. C.
OWEN BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
MANUFACTURERS
ErECTORS
Dealers in everything for the -eme
tory.
The largest and best equipped mon
umental mill in i Carol.
GREENWOOD. - - - S. C.
The Opening of an Up-to-date
Drug Store in Cross Hill, S. C.,
May Mean Something to You
Here you can have your orders filled
promptly and carefully. Phone
orders will be cared for to the best
of our ability.
A Registered Pharmacist always in Charge.
LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
The Cross Hill Pharmacy
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Toilet Articles, Stationery,'fiine Candies
Rubber Goods and Druggist undries
Cross Hill, S. C.
New Goods
W. G. Wilson and Co. have opened
for Spring and Summer wear complete
lines in every department.
SILKS in the best weaves.
VOILES of the latest creation.
A full line of Hosiery, Table Dam
asks, Doilies and Towels. A full stock
of Dress Ginghams and Apron Checks,
Ladies' Neckwear and a full line of
Notions.
W. U. Wilson & Co.
The most important part of a man's dress are
the little things, shirt sets, scarf pins, watch
fobs, etc.
If these arc what they should be
he is called a well dressed man.
We are thoroughly equipped to meet your every
idea in these lincs.
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