The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 09, 1920, Image 4
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ADVElTISING PRINTING COMPANY
Laurens, S. C.
Adverising Itates on Applicatlon.
Obituaries aii Cards of Thanks: One
Cent a Word.
Entered at the postoffice at Laurens,
S. C., as second class malil nattor.
LAUItWNS, S. C., JUNE 9, 1920.
Gcn. Wood's campaign managers
spent over a million dollars trying
to secure his nomination as the Re
publican candidate for president. This
Is indeed a poor man's country. Poor
folks mutst have gotten some of It.
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Gen. lcrshing is to -retire from the
army at the age of 60 after a long 11and
distinguished service, to Pursue a more
active career. If he intends to get
out now anId make a living he'll find
it pretty active. We dto and we at'e
not sixty.
Statistics recently published by the
Bureau of Ciop iEstimates show that
the estimated amount of fertilizer used
per acre this year in the first agricul
tural district of this state, wichkit in
cludes a2aurens, was 393 pounds, cost
ing $10.02 per aere. Ii the 3rd dis
'trict, including Marlboro county.
'415 poulnds wero used, costing
.20.S, a difference of around $10 per
aere. It is claimed that. Marlboro
land is better than Laurens land, and
maybe is, but it is possible that larl
boro farmers get better results by the
more extensive use of fertilizers. Ae
cording to these figures Laurens farm
ers coild pract ically double the
amount of fertilizer at a cost of $10.00.
At the prevailing price of cotton,
around 40 cents per pound, an increase
of 25 potinds of Iint cotton per acr-e
would pay for the extra fertilizer and
another live pounds -would pay a year's
subscription to The Advertiser.
lSS1' MADE PLAIN.
We agree with Mr. Samuel Gomiper's,
president of the American Federalion
of Labor, whten he says "Te public
has no rights which are superior' to
the toiler's rights to live and to his
right to defend himself against op
pression." We woul apply the word
"toilers", lowever, to all I tose who
'work in any way. whether with their
hands orl brains and extend it also Io
capital, which is Ilie product of labor.
The constituion of Ithe nation is siup
posed to grant. those righ Is, Iti . cat
ital alone. tiit'outgh the Sherian ani
trust aw is deied them.
We 'no rei son wl' ant, man (rI,
bolly or men Shoulih id to(heIi, h
to quit a ceriit \(:k i t' whey wanit to,
so lo. u h.y loatf*ing they *io not bw
Neil mtev .' lint We 544' i) a the te t I i om nity.
fr'omi Cl ieekig work'l if hei choioses,
Nor t enn w see whly anyi mianl shoul
b'e for'cid ito5 rsupplie tneeds of his:
less lie wanlts lto. The necighborti nain
sitpplhy his itwn needls htimolnf if lhe
doesnl't watnt to iv -tyt prti'c. If a
matn chloose's to live' in Ithe 'it y whien
the sourc tes otf sitenanii (ce andt~ a ppartel
areC inl the (outr y, he shiouhil take theii
chiattes, ineotnvenliiences atnd ici' of
tty imtself. After aull, the Cotnvenijetn'
n's 'rd lutxttries oif life ate thii thin'r;
that ('ause trikes. if we aill wit'e
.\lt'. (om:.ers. spea:kinu for' thei i-.
mtilitnn. Thiie pubilii mit: look out for
itself. Thei( at inotsbr te is (lear Onl
that point. It is a reilef to heat' cite
siOa at least throw dlown the mask amli
state Its positllon wVilhouit resort to
bitncomtttbe.
Itichmtonid, \':i., .1une iii I PA
'fau:..ns County,
V ' ir' S'ir:
I wish to titank you for' the couri
tenies extendedc~ to mli ont the (o(casiont
of my recent examintat ion of your' of
liee in the interest of thle lFidehity and
D~eposlit 'Comtpatny of .\i tarylIand ~, sityt
upon your olflcial bond1(.
It is pleasing for' tie to state t hat
T founid yourt biookcs neatly at di (om1
'prehtensively kept, in hietfect balance.
you are char'gable is (in' deitosi t withI
str'oitg baniks in youra ofilcial I ntpacity.
Thbese amtouints wvere veillieu biy tme.
iamt favor'ablly imprttCese wvithI thle
Jlanniter itn whiich yourt 'ffice is ('oni
duiteC~, andt fr'om inqiry I am jutstifiedl
In r'epottnlg to my conmlt'ny that yourtt
dutties have been efllcientity dliseiharged.
Youtrs veriy truly,
dv. Auditor aR.n AdjNTer,
MOTORIZE THE FAIU.
Educational Exhibit of Trucks and Ap
pliances to be in Laurens Next Tuies
day.
The "Motorize the Farm Tour,"
which the Columbia dealers are tak
Ing to the farmers, Is ex)ected to ar
rive in 'Laurens at. 7 p. in. next Tues
day evening. The Columbia Autonio
bile Tragps Association is sending this
show of trucks for the purpose of
demonstrating the use of .the pneu
matic tired motor truck as a factor In
solving the farmer's transportation
problem. They will accomplish their
purpose by going into the field with
the trucks taking on loads and deliver
Ing to any point designated by tihe
farmers.
The plan is one adopted by the Truck
'Manufacturers and sanctioned- by the
Department of Agricu.ture. The tratc(
will be accompanied by a fifteen piece
military band, farim tractors and war
exhibits, They will be parked on the
niorth side of tihe sciare in fronL of
the court house and lighted up at night
by a modern farm lighting system.
The caravan will arrive in Lautens
at 7 p. im. June 15th, when they will
exhibit motion pictures and give a free
concert on the square. Wednesday
Iornilig all of the trucks will be dis
tributed out to farimis in a radius of
five Or six miles of llaurens onl differ
ent fartus to haui grain, ,wood, etc.,
free of chiarge to demonstrate what the
truck will (1o on the farins of this
county.
liefore the trucks leave rot the
farimis .layor \. iR. Itihey, . Jr., will
welcome the visitors to Lairens and
introduce .\It. Chas. Grahani, one of
the foretmiost farni econonic speakers
inl the coint'rv w'h(o will address tl(
gathering.
The t ruclks will visit Goldville it 2
p. i., .June 15th and 'Waterloo at 12
o'clock, dOunte sixteenItiu, continuing
their roilte via Greenwood back to
Colunbla.
It is estimated there will be at least
twenity trucks in the our of many
takes andsizes.
FE W ilI-ll EI 1111,11
fEAVY 'I'HIS YEA
Esiittiates Four liitired antid Ninety
Pounds to Acre.
The colditiont of the South 'Carolina
Cottoit ertop May 25 was 68 per cent.
of nortmal or 7 per cent. below the
ten yeatr average for the coirrespond
ing date, according to 11. 11. 'ilale of
Saldta, field agent. of the bulreaiu of
crop ('sltliates of the I'liit(d Statos de
Parlt'tmientt of agriculture. This figure
is 10 per ceit. below Iltat. rot' 1919
and 12 per cent below that of 1918.
The average for the inited States was
C.2.1 per cenlt.
In his report Mr. Hare points ouit
that there has been a intarked ie ase
:n th( volume of fertilizer used ol-r
ac to cotton this ear as oiIared
wih, r11e ioundyear. The $ elntity
1.vii i is yotl'( i the timllteI to br the
$1:' t1(1 . The Impariso fi r areiou
yearst is: tit y ners, 0 pods.
~ a v at o u 1 91 i ,i iii o unds.l I l u e
it75 117.f :'i'O( 7oud; fvatli'e' $:
1(10,2. 1p u ds au 1. leo :
8lvetby districts th ('ondillon of ; t heI
iir'ott(t ', a pounlds of f ier tilize ' a .
FI'irst district (Andesonlf, Cherokel,
hGeenvi ili, arls Ot(e or, i aens
'inaid lbr)Condition of ro,7;ftiier lo,
tn7; (01. ds3 porn r lu ofriizer ; u,
S lu'l district. (bhete, l'aikeld,
t:'drsh'iawI, Lan'cat r anod, 'iC Yor'tk aCon
8u di i 'ot o of crpt' o id s fe tiier
T'hir distric't ('a'huouterf~ lat'd, Dr
htinton, I 'il o Flionc or ry01, .\1a
h7; itndso ft fezcrtilizer, 7ate; $alue,
eouth diuistrictg (Abbevttile, Aien,
ui.':gelieldt'ti rveenwoode'k , (Juormies ton,
.1aluda)' I: Conditiloln of crtoi, 7(8; 11ounlds
(f fo tlz r :191; value, $ 11.75.
.o dux auton Orpan ebfug,szach
IlCan-!C 'mit 1u3r:Coto o fd ~oJrm Quiopn.
I und oft f'iperilizer, IL2 vaue,
Aithdi trie G gt(Olivn iand \\ f1
liamburg : Cnit in lof ero, b7t'
sire d ofe fie t iliz 11 e 1)'((;~ value, $to.:be
0(1vhth . dite (AIhlleda, im am..Wor
olyon D1(C'orhselapo n
of erili r i80; vlue,~V N $ 1 1. .
EI. W, G~TRVE'S areur ot.
$ $
$ SPECIAL NOTICES. $
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Wanted-Cleant rags, no strings. Ad
vertiser -Printing Co.
New Ford For Sale-One new Ford
touring car with self starter and
electric lights. T. B. Suierel.
474t-pd
Lost-Somewhere in L Ir s Tues
day newly retreaded :31x4 wk-e on rim.
Finder please notify J. ..\. Philpot and
receive reward. 47-it
1anted-T! wo experienced dry
goods and ladies ready-to-wear sales
ladles. All applications confidenial.
\Vrite P. 0. Box 323, Laurens, :9. C.
,47-1t-pd
Trucks-One new 1 1-2 ton 4e.anco
truck for sale. Price right. ' B.
Sumerel. 4'1L-pd
For Sale-Grade -Aberdeel%-Angus
milk co*, with, helfer calf ten days
old, by her side. Apply to J. D. Hum
bert, Ware Shoals, Rt. 2. 47 5 pd
Cars Fot' Sale-Some good uied
cars for sale. Fords, Overlands and
Maxwells both roadsters and touring
cars from $100 u)p. T. 11. Su merel.
47-it-)d
Lost-h'lutrsday or Thursday night
in city of [Lau11reli , nol-skid Riepublic
('or'd tire 3.xi 1-2.\ inder please re
turn to AdvertiseV ollice and receive
reward. 47-1t
cars Waoshed-Come to T. . Sunt
erel's garage to have Your cars
washed, oiled and greased. 17-lt-pd
For Styh.-Milk cow; will be fresh
about .lu 12. W. G. 'lardy, Lau
renls, Mi. -4. 47-It-Ipd
31nles For Sale-Two good small
1mu1les, in good condition, both soun'l
a,(I all tight iend I offer thei at a
cheap price. T. 11. Sumerel, 47-lt-pd
Wanted--To sell S oeb96rd and Din
Ing Table of dark ( -ftered oak, in
good condition. -Will sell cheap. Mrs.
11. Nichols. 4-2t
iost-One small fenale hound. black
back, tan legs, whit sp on breast,
liil of tail cut off. ers to ne
of Cora. Any informl ol will be aP
plc'litted. Notify .John I). W. Watts
or' Tom Ileiett, 1Lauren3. 47 It
Buitgles For Sale-Still have a good
ilIne of -boggles on hand, open and tol).
eit her in rubber or steel tires, with
thrtee dt'ernt i (olors of running gear.
T. 11. Sumerel. 47-It-I)d
Lost-One 33x- 1 ) Cord Tire, new,
somewhere or t lets of lAutretns or
vicinity. fuw4it. itettrned to Ad
vertisel' Printing Co. 47-2t
For Sale--Second hanid butg1$y. One
good] second band top buggy. Price
right. T. 13. Simerel. 17-It-i(l
For Nale-One .eey' milk cow,
calf 3 1-2 months oldL'rice $65. .1ohn
Childress. 47-It
For ;Sale-One new .Bungalow on
large lot on South llatper st. J. S.
.\Iachei. 47-2t-pd
For lient-Several p. hirs rooms
for storage pItIrposes. Wells Clardy
Co. 417-It
y'uIvanliing- -Since the advance of
tires, why iot save by having your
old onv vulcanized? We do not let
iniexperietnced metn work on youIr
iires. Al work giuaranteed. Standa I'd
gas and oils. .l(DanIel Vultcalizing
'lant, nxt door to hotel. 416-2t-Od
N(tit---All 'tpesots are hereby
warned a galist hiring or harboritg
Colemlanl Car-wile, who is un1der C-l
trai to m until Augut..
Ilun1ter. 46-2t
Wa,1nattled --Sawmill 1tia1 with eomn
plete outfit1. mnufacturev anld putl <a
eas:;10.110 ft. pline tim1ber. located
m ile ai md a halif from leti no, S. C. Will
pay $2. ptr thousand. Address: '. (.
Itoh in s. (latiney, S. C. 15- it -pi
Notiee .We sell gasoline aut ::3
ren'ts lert gallotn. .1. Ki t'ulbertson,
(Em'o IFor Stt'le---I 0 or -50 hiihlt c
of ('ortn fotr sale' at $2..t0 iper imtshei.
Notiec'--aurens iT'ttst C'omptany
willI pay yotu ( per ('ent interest for
youri m~onety, lIS-If
E-XT ENSION FOlI('ES (JA''il Eli,
('oty i Agents tand Specillist s to .Meet
nital meinig of the aiicturtittal
'nuents atto specialists of thte E-:xte
si 0n S('rvic'e of (Cletmsont 'ollIege will
1be ht('d aISt ('lmSOtn College .iiunie 21 to
:-. incluIsiv e. 0 eortding to anntouin 11(
nment of lirtector W. W. Long. All of
the di1strtiet and coon ty agicutlIitraI
:tg-ta of th' stat(' andt thte stecil-tli"
in thie varsious lities of agaicutltural ex
I (nsioni work will atte'nd, and( Iho timeet
lng will he ini the nature of atnli (inte
'i4' shiotr t oe antd ex per'l~ince
:whtool fotr t' wor-keras.
itt lth' prtogama to (etion gt'ading andl
martketinsg, li v'slock developmteni,
.e! oh work-h. miarkeltig prod1utets of di -
'. 'ristled far'ming, boil weevil cotnttroi,
'iThe fitrst dlay -will be dev'otedl to cot
ton 111 graing. warethoutsig, alnd market -
itn)-, wvith addr1 tesses andl ( discussionsl byv
.\ lls1. .\iin. I. ('. Sel fert, and othier; wh- ii
ar athoril11les on such mton-ters.
NO'l'CE,
A lpuli c mieetinig of tohe citizens
- AhIo r-etur n teal or lpersonal pr toper(tIy
in thie schlai < . trile of theo town of
L;aun, wvill l -hj d in the (ourt
houise, lr'idafy, Jit7/4mIt(, at .I i a m.
tot' thIte purpos~0e O VIC ig a 'tax 1'vo1
imtinti5I the ~ pulIc .school's in the
towtn of' '1auren'st fotr the s<Iholast ic
y('art, l120- 192'.*
Ily or'det'r o oard of. Tir'ust ee:,
0. ii. 8siinons,
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* ANNOUNCEMENTS. *
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I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Clerk of Court of Laurens
Q ounty subject to the rules of the
eniocratic primary.
B. A. SULLIVAN, Jr.
I hereby res)ectfully announce my
self a candidate for re-election to the
olice of Clerk of Court for Laurens
County, subject to rules of the Demo
cratic Party. C. A. POWIDR.
I hereby announce myself a candl
date for the Senate from Laurens
county and pledge myself to abide by
the results ot'the Democratic primary.
JACK H-. DAVIS.
,I herebyannounce myself a candi
date for, the :State Senate from Lau
rens county and pledjgemyself to abide
by the rulos' .of the De'mocratic pri
mary. 0. P. GOODWIN.
I hereby Ainounce Mhyself a candi
date for the senate from Laurens
county, spibjcot to the rules and regu
lations of the democratic primary.
PHIL D. I'UFF.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for dhe stats senate 'rom Lau
rens county, and pledge myself to
ablide by the rules and regulations of
the deiocratic primary.
0. L. LO NG.
I hereby announce myself a candli
date for the State Senate from Lau
rens county and pledge myself to
abide by the results of the Democratic
primary. I. D. BOYD.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the 'louse of Representatives
from Lan'ens county an( pledge my
self to abide by the results of the
Democratic lprimary.
TOWNS A. WILLIS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as solicitor of the
Eighth district subject to the rules
and reguliutions of the Democratic
primary. . S. BLACKWIA1,.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Solicitor of the 10ighth
Judicial District, and I)ledge myself
to abide by the rules of the Democratic
primary.
J. IOWARD MOORE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Sheriff of Laurens county
and pledge myself to abide by the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratIc primary.
COiIT.\BITS LI. OWELNS.
I 'oereby announce myself a can
didate for re-election to the office of
Sheriff of Laurens county, subject to
the rules of the Diemocratic primary.
S. C. R11iD.
.1 hereby announce myself a candli
date for re-election for County Coin
missioner of Laurens county, subject
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic priiary.
A. 'laiIer Moore.
I hereby announce myself for re
eleelion for ICoroner of Laturens counl
ty, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the Diemocratic primary, run
ning on my record for the past two
years.
It. 1t. OWINCGS.
I hereby n'nnounce myself a candl
(late for Coroner of Laurens county
and pledge myself to abide by tie rules
and regulat bios of ; lie 'Deinocrat!c
pimlary.
W. I IA M'PITCN WliVllITOCK.
llow a Noted Vet, (wets lIidl of tts
Farme~rs hlerd.
i)r. Ii. II. Dllter says, "I use IA'AT
RNAPI aroundt~ mty htospitals e':ery thbree
montLhs, wh et her I see ratj s or tnot. It
dloes the work--RlATI SNAP gets them
ever~y time. I recomit end It o everYv
body havin grats." Dobn' walt until
there is a brood of i1at ,act immedi
ately you see the first one. Three
sizes. 25c, S0c, $1.00. Sold and guiar
anteed by Laurens H~ardlware Co., l'un
nam's D~rug Store and Kennedy llro.~.
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* A (OOOD FAltMf.
* 127 ACitMS ON RLOA) DlFtO.\ *
*' G;IAY C;oI'l' 'T In Ul I'NS.
* 125 A Cill'. I N C'i l'(VAT I'ON, *
* It) A(1tIS IrN A . TiilEl, 5 *
*AT'Lt,10 IN VWOOI~bANI, ONE I- *
*STlA'~LL 114iPN, ONI: :-STlAIi LL
* lHAllN, -. I-l&4~ Ti'NANTi l10t'SE
* illS 18 N!C!. lN'IL iLAND*
*AND IW~Ol1'Ii T il M ~ONl'Y. *
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* DAVIS ll.EAITIV ('031.tl' V. *
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VULCANIZING
'OF THE BEST KIND
We can save youi dollars if you
will let us vu lcan ize your ir Ies.
IBring your tires for inspection. if
they are not worth repairing we will
telI you so.
Service ia our motto.
All work guaranteed.
'Standard oni and gas. Free( water.
McD)ANIEU[~S VU('A NJ'INU PLA NI
Nert. Dnoe I' inteaf.
GALVANIZED PIPE.
'We are just in receipt of a car of Pipe containing 15,000 feet
of 2-inch Galvanized'Pipe, and an assortment of other sizes. Car
of Galvanized Roofing en route, some in stock.
We' are agents for South Bend Lathes.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
823 WEST GERVAIS!STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
45-tf
TIis blisiness has not grown just 'because the piano busincess
has grown.
it has grown because there is a demand for the best there is
in music.
it has grown because the users of Weaver Pianos have given
the Weaver Pianilo Co. a good iiame as careful, conscientious
piano makers, extending over a period of fifty years.
The Weaver name h8as come to suggest integrity--integrity
in the piano, and integrity in the manufacturing iiid busi
ness methods of the men who make and sell it.
Write to the factory today -for full particulars.
O'Daniel & Reid
Clinton, 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.
Dainty, tasteful, pleasing jewelry appoint
ments almost invariably accompany a per
sonality of that description.
The clothes you wear, the things you do, are
no more indicative of your character than
your jewelry selection.
That is why we ask you carefully to make
your selections here, where we offer you ex
clusiveness and individuality of design.
F T TI EDR-D32PV.2ERINGS