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UlENS, S. -C., SEPI'. 15, 1920.
he Advertiser is proud again of
fine record made by Its friends in
.ting returns. All previous records
re broken when every box in the
unty was reiported and tabulated by
15 o'clock. To all those who as
ted, The Advertiser extends its
Inks.
Vhetier or not tihey will be forced
sit on the juries 111( serve in other
ta reeatble capacities is now agitat
i .he ilinds of many women newly
ddwed with the right to vote. Judg
y the statements given oit from
trted soirevs, it is fairly ertaini
it the dear ladies aret about to he
cdd into something that few of themi
11 care for. Were 1114 men of a vinl
tIre Imlind. tihey would let the law
fd as It is and force the wotien to
v as jtrors as well as vote, bitt we
n1bt expect such harid n tless of lealrt.
Denl know that few womeil want
tlie ballot and 1hat it ilas been
'C d on tilei against their wislies.
to w 1ing this, the men will be gallant
DhI not only to p)rlotect those from
y dilty who did not care for the
lct, but tilose who wanted it as
14
f given tle opportunity. the gailant
le will release his sisters of unde
'aWe associations eveil tilough they,
iy {Ive clamored for all the privi
ies' and duties of men. In the view
most men the rigllt to sit on the
ry I Is l1k the right to vqte-they
Ay have it- or, not as they wish.
A Tribute lo Service.
At Its last ieeting tile i6urth I'n
n of the La1urens Baptist As.sociation
rned that its secretary, Hrother W.
Culbertson, of Cross Hll, col id no
nger serve in tills capacity becatise
s work will soon earry him outside
e Union. And it wishes through its
.mmitee to express the lppreciation
feels of the service Brother Culbert
.n has rendered tillOugli imainy years.
became secretary of the Fourth
ilon in January, I904. nearly seven
en years ago. lie has imade the pro
'ams since that time an( been one of
e moving spiritsin l all *he work un
.rtaken by tile Union. Such a state.
ent of faithfulness In service is one
the best ciaracterizations of a ian
at can be given. Po;sibly the high
t tribute ever paiI to one of our
ost prominent men vwa; that hr felt
.e "elation of d'.ity." To stuch spirit
the service of as retiring secretary
e Union wvishecs to paty iithis t ributte.
C (ulnmuina Reuiinh~..
T1hie childrenl anid girandcii!rent of
rs. .De'la 'Cunniiinghlam galthlied at
~e home near .\ltt. lIeasant. on Saturi
ty, Sept. 4, and spent a very -pleas
it (lay- toge'ther('. .lons aind Henja
in Cunningham niwere there witht
cir newly--wedded wives, alsoi Shaw
.lnninghaml, who hlas been'i imakinug
s .home in Boston, .\ass.
Dinrter w.as servedl on the law.n with
I the good things that t he season af
rds $1uread biefore a company of tifty
m i qF'.. After (dinner pictulres .were
ade of thle entire group of children
Id g'andehuldren and t-hen biy fami
es. 'A few friends of the Cunning
im fmily enjoyed this good day wilth
tern nd w.ere glad to see andI feel
~e J y that came to mother, sons
Id daughters as they talked of olden
('emetery ill ('rass,
On 4ccount of sickness; in the famn
tof the coloredI caretakher of the
mret 4ry, It has not been plossuile( to
Sep .l11ots and sidew.alks as clean as
the ipat and~ 1 until the caretaker: is
-le to return little imprllovement In
Ic s -'pearalnce of the ccm~etery may
Sexp'eeted. P'lot -holders anrd others
e asked to hear this sit tuation in
1$d twhen they find that their lplote
yve not been kept clean.
Mis..3 .lary Ferguson, See.j
SOt((niesonl Faculty.
Announcement was mlade from
lemson College last week that Rt. C.
fiompson, of this city, had becen elect
Sas an lnstrtuctor in 1English. Mr.
omnps'on is a son of Mr. and Mr. Rt.
Thompsopi, who live on Gordon
Teet, and Is a graduate of the Utni
~rsity of South Carolina in this year's
~ss. lie took a leadIng posItion in
~f/h class-room work and student ac
~ties'while in the University and
1nordoubt make a aviuable acquisl
to the Clemson faculty.
WHITE SAYS OX
CHARGES PROVED
Chairman of Democratic Committee
Accused Senator Edge of Changing
from a Judge to an Advocate of
Evidence.
New Yoik, Sept. ll.--Senator Wal
ter E. Edge, of New .Jerifey, has
"abandoned the thin pretense of be
Ing a judge of evl(lence and has he
come an advocate" '.eclared George
White, cliairnan of the Democratic
committee here today in commenting
on Senator I0'dge's attitutde as . mem
ber of the Senate committee investi
gating campaign funds.
"It is not surprising that in t'hi
role he -hts so readily cleared his
party of the charge of a huge cam
paign fund," his statement continted.
"This is not only in line with the
attitude of many of Mr. Edge's par
ty in the 'Senate constituting the
Oligarchy of w%-hiich lGovernor Cox has
i-poken but it is typical also of the
party which White was head, a Sen
ator from Michigan whose vote was
necessary to control the Sienate.
"I th1ink thie people lave fully
made upi their minds about the mer
its of the slush fund charges and
proof of them. Even. M\r. Hays at
Plt iadel ph1,a yesterday. took off the
mask of the 'thousand dolla rs ol
tribtiionis' and on the insulting ,pre
Imlise that the i Democratic party pro
poses to surrender the Iindependence
of the t'nited States, he paved t he
way for the great contributions irom
men ttad groujps of m)ten who know
what they want and how to get it
from a Rei:niblican. administration."
"Govenior Cox has every reason to
congratulate himself and the Aiter
lean people tipol the successful outt
come of the hearings at Chicago, the
precipitate retreat of Senator Edge
being not the least Colnt Isive evi
dence of this success.
"WVith this established as a basis
of the 'lepiublican campaign we shall
go ahead preseniling our great is
sies on the League of Nations and
lprogre.sive admidiistration .of taxa
tion and other pressing I )ecoerat ic
problems.
"it is true that we are as poor as
the Repnibl iCans are rich. 1111 hon
est povety is a lore creditable state
before the Amenican people than lie
heavy obl igationi of a rich campaign
fund."
.JElRSEY BUtLL ASSOCIAiTION
SIHOW AT PIED3ONT F\ll
Ilu1ll Association to ltine Show lit
Greeiwood (ctobier 20-22.
Clemson College, Sept. 13.--Thie ,jev
(ral Jersey Bull Associations of the
Piedliont part of the state will hold a
Hull Association 'Show at the Pied
mont 1Fair in Greenwood October 20
to 22 iltisive, this being according
to the Washington ofilee of the Bureau
of Animal Itdustrmy, the first Bull As
sociatioti S"htow evetr he(d in tihe tInit
ed States. Similar s'hows withini one
association have been held before but
no inter-associat ion shows htave' o
fat' been attemtptedl. Deshies thle tpre
miumins oiff ed, a list of wichl is gi v-.
on below, the Fair' Association has of
fered to pay a part of the expenses of
gettitng association bulls to and from
the fair.
Pre'mitum List.
!. lest btlt i yeal's andl over,
utize's vatlue,' $ 1, $6,. $3.
2. .*le(et. hultil yeats andi~ iumih-r
tize/s v'alue, $11, $t;, 3.
3. Beust hl it yI~art andiitif uder w~o,
hei'ialues, i$8t, $5il, $. $.
ii. .Hest. ke(~hu anid handled bull,
any age, izes~W $201. $1, .?$1 , $5.
i;. Best bull associatiotn exhibit to
consist of not tess t~han thr ee blmt Is,
liizes, $4tt, $-30, $20, $10, $5.
7. Grand 'Champion Jersey Huit,
prire, '$15.
There wvill be at least t wenity- five
associat h~n bulIs exliblied at iihis
show, saiys J1. P. LaMastert, Extension
Ser'vico Dir y liltsbandman, who is
actively interest ed in 'promot ing thle
sh ow undi~er thle auspiices; of thle Pied
mont Fair Association, andi says that
lie show should lie of great edutca
tinal valtue to farmers owninig or
planining to pu11rchase .Je rsey cattle.
t(Durin'g lie show t he Gr'efiwood
J1er'sey ll i Assiociationi will 1hold a
sale of 25 registered Jersey heifer's
andl cows on October 22, and this
will offer op~por'tunity f'or farmers in
t('rested to ge't good Jetsey stock, as
ever'y animal offered will be of poput
mar blood lines andt goodl indlivitdual
quialities.
('ard of Thainks.
I am deeply grateful to those nyhio
votedl for me in the first -rimnary and
I wish .to thank themt for' this expres
sion of confidence. I entered the r'ace
with the hope of being of some service
to my county and accept defeat with
out harboring any ill-will against my
opponents or those who votedi against
me,
Respectfully,
G'ROVELR C. WATTS.
Cole's Hot Blast fleaters make a big
reduction in your coal bill-see their
adelvr~tirmnt nnA graentee.
MEXICO NEAR TOP
- AS OIL PRODUCERl t
Washington, Sept. 12.-lexico proin
Ises to become the oil reservoir of the y
westerin hemisphere the department i
of commerce declard today in a review
of the petroleum industry in the south
ern republic. Increased constimption' I
in the United States is .likely to ex- I
haust :roducing felds 'in -this country
within 25 years, the statement said.
Exhaustion of 40 per cent of the
producing fields of the United States,
the dopiartment's review stated, has
caused Mexico to take second -place
in oil production although only about
12 per cent of the potential capacity
of Moxican wells is 'being actually
produced.
Oil experts from .lexiho during the
first six months of 1920 totalled 60,- t
000,000 barrels, an increase of 72 per
celt over the previolus year.
'Development of the Mexican oil
fields, however, is only in Its infancy,.
tile review states, adding that of the
231,250 square miles of territory be
lieved to contain oil deposits, not ilore
thain 800 sqluare miles are being ex
ploited. Curtailment of product ion is
ascrilbd by the <ripart ment to lack of
transportation and storage facilities 1
aI dto the Unsettled political condi
t ions-.
Of the $3-10.50,00.000 est imate(l to be
invested inl tile Mexican oil industry
includiig $50.000,1000 il tankers. about 1
71) e cit re'reselits Amerifan capi- I
:a,1. t eview says. Abouit 27 per'I
-'It I., fiif ish and Dutch capital' and
:1 per cent Mexican and other interests.
I SPECIAL NOTICES, 3 I
tontiors id ulilders---Save 10
to 25- per cenlt. onl Flulooing. 0,1eiln ,
Siding, Laths and Shinlgles. illy in car v
lots. Send list for delivered prices.
(1rceen rood Sale.s C. 1ox -135, Greeni
Wood, S. C. ' -20t-chg
White Women-1 Walttled at state 110s-c
pital. 'olumbia, S. C., bet.ween ages
of 18 and 35 to enter training school
for nurses. Silendid opportii ity to
become a.nurse. Also vacancies for
white female attendant s. Pay for at
tendaits $30 to $35 per month, with
rooi, board. laun(dry; no explense for
medical care and attent ion if sick.
-For i formation Write tile .Superin
tendent. i--It-ehg
For Sa re- 'ight piano in good
condi-tion ( henap for Cash. lireaking 1
up housekeeping. J. M. Fiiney, Fin
ney Uoarding House,.. 9--2t-nd t
0nn ling NOtice--I ai now ready to I
gin yourt cottoil. Your trade solicited.
it. Coke (ray, Watts Mills Ginnery.
Fort Rent-One I-horse farm, fouri
.mniles of (ay Court. Good dwelling I
with two teniaint houses. Fine pasture.
Land in h-igh state of cultivation. Al- S
so bottom land. Rent reasonable. P
Tcwiies A. 'Willis, (;ray Vourt, S C. 1
9- 1t-p~d d
Notiee--C-an of automobile paint
pl:tced in wrong car in front of John i
A. Franks' store, Saturday. Finder 3
please retitrni to The Advertiser of
flce. 9- 1t-pd (
Lost--Two calves, oie bull aid one I
heifer. Fi x and ten m1otn1this old. ILast .
seeti about Sept. I't. A. D. Garrett,
l.-iue s (15 It. I. "9-1 t-'d
Foir Sale'---.ler'sey or iosenml
('w. Will sell either.sAeso oml
tigs. A. RI. H1 olmes, .\ountvile, S. C.
9-ItI
Ls-in isbon section onie w~hile.
ond ye(l low sipot-ed hound bitchi. An
sweis to namle "ZeAlla"'. Ge'o. S. Whbam, ii
.t gents Watited.-T-lhe Wiztardl, .lr'.. is
the onily St anduiardi Airt-('ooled( Automo1
buile built in, Ame'ruen at a popular I
tri('(, $31t5. We'ig hu only3 ('ight hun -
dIred tuond (s. N in ety-six county agen
('ies atlready appint ed. Ten Ithouisand h
-ars undi(er (cotralct. Union counity,
Northl ('arolina, c hanged hands in
.hiuly for thrcee thousand (101lar's. Se
('lre y'ourl 'ouinty agency now. Wizard
Auitomlobile 'C~ompany, Chlo~ 'latte, North
Car'olina 9-It-hid I
Fo(r Sail' -White lilly bu lbs, larige I
sixc. lUne varie'ty, I10c eachb or 3 for
25c; smaulle'r size, 7c each 01' -1 for 25c.
Mr... '\'. L. Hoyd, Lau rens. '-lt-I'd I
For 'Male----Sever'al good fi'tms. Also
honuses and1( lots in ('ity3. 'Chais. D). &
ht. R. Moseley. 9-11 i
Wqli'uins For Sale--A cat' load of t
ne(w I ickory ,Wagotns, both one borse
and~ two horse, all sizes. andh also one -
second( han md wagon cheaptt. T1. 11. Sum
SANTI-[RMENT
CHILDREN
(Oberkre4 DIof 4
STOMfACHi and l0MtS
cap., F s~r
vAN TI. F fENT
KUYK(NPAI (NilCAIW(.
acK sau, s. C.
You S auld Paint This Fall-To pro
.ct your. property, completely from
ie ravages of winter, use Pjtts' good
aint thir fall-NOW. It isideal paint
ig weather at this season because
ou have uniforn tweather conditions,
rhen ipaint dries best and there's less
ioisture in the wood to interfere. I
rould like to prove this fall that "my
ua'litry and service wear well." T. R.
'itts, Paints, Varnishes and Olls., 308
'lening Street. 9-1t
Attention-Pet in ouch with us
then you are in the irket for Real
t0state and Life Ir 'uraice. Prices
ight. Chas. D. & . R. Moseley,
9-1t
Notlce-We have a few pigs 3
ionths old for sale dive to ten dol
Ars. A. It. I-olmes. ountville, R. F.
9-it-ad
Willys Knight Coupe-Don't miss
eeing the new model Willys Knight.
'oupe at Smnerel Motor Co 9-1 t-pl
Notice-I will be at CrossgIlill, Mar
in & 'lros. druft store, Saturday, Sept.
3, to do veterinary .work. O'NeaI
acobs. 9-1t 1 pd
For Sale-Account other business I
'ill sell Wizard 'Car a rency for -au
ens County. \Vould b glad to, have
omie offers on this tLe ritory. II. 13.
ones, Kings Mountain N. C. 9-it
Used Cars 'heal-p-S m1e good lused
ars frohi $300.00 up to $860.00. Sin
rel Motor Co.' . . 9-it-pd.
For Sale-One nice Jersey milk cow
ith calf. Fresh. J. S. Machien. 8-2t
For Sale-One :Ford t9uring car,
916 model, cheap for cash. Whitlock's
'aint Shop. 8-2t-l'd
For Sale-Ilarksdale school liouse
nd grouis, consisting of t'wo .acres
f land. I-louse can easily be convert
d into attractive seven room cottage.
,will furnish plans to convert hiild
ng into cattlage free of charge, 13. R.
Todd, Chairman, Barksdale, S. C.
8-3t
For en-TheFinney ilouse. Pos
ession October 1st or soon er. Mrs.
1. F. -Posey. 9-It-pd
Fer Saile--Poland ,nina pigs and
hoats. Different size., and priccs.
u1ire bred stock. W. C. Ilyrd, atureis
tout e 3. S-2t.-pd
Wanted to itent-One, two or three
or;e farm. Mluk't have good build
igs. W. If. flagwelh, 13arksdale, S.
X-21--pdh
Noft ee- If you halve teal estate to
xchange for a car as part payment,
c me. Clifton '.- tildwin, Watts
lills. S..31--pd
Taken Up--On Sept 3rd. -two mul1e
olts. Ow ner can have the sam1e by
aying explense (and for this adi. .1. 1'.
lolcomlbe, W\att~s Mlills. S .5 t-pIId
Important Notieo to people of LauI
ens County. People that suffer, and
rant relief at once should use the hat
st scientific preparation for AWil
IA, 'ORIOU1P, HAY F-10fR.- PNF0..
IONIA, INFL1J'NZA, COUGHS and
OLDS. VICTORY SAiaVIE for sale
t LAURIONS, NIOIJNTVIlhl an(t
ROSS IIILJL. 7-5t
Senmstitching and picoting attach
lent, works on all sewing machines.
'rice $2.00. Personal checks loc ex
ra. Light's Mail Order House, Box
27, Birmingham, Ala. 7-3t-chg.
For Nale-Seven-room two-story
welling on Sullivan street, large lot.
trice $7,500, half cash, balance four
nnual payments. 1dd. Bobo, at Lau
ens Bonded Warehouse. 5-1Ot
Picture .Frames-Any size, both
quare and oval with plain or convex
lass. Good assortment picture
ioulding just received. Nichols Stiu
jo. 3-tf
Notlce,-turena Trust Company
rill pay you 6 per cent Interest for
our money. 15-tf
For Sale-Two good farms. See
'iyde T. Franks at Farmers National
tank. 52-tf
Notice of Appiliationi of ('harter.
Not ice is hereby giveni that thle u n
ersigned intend to tile with H-on. \\.
tanks thDove, Secretary of State oif
01uth C;arolina, a detclar-ation for a
harterm for .\l OJOTO .\Mi.,bS, which
rmoposedl corpiorationa is to have its
iinei~pal place of huasiness at L aui
ens, . C., and~ the generalIa na-e of
lhe business wh ich it piropose's to r10'
that of manufacturing textiles, withI
II thle righats, powers and lu-ivilIeg':s
f buinesi~s corpiorat ions generally.
'lie (apaital stock of the proposed cor
oration to be $ 10,0010, divided Iint o
00) shiares of thle car alu te of One~
hundred lDollars each.
Notice is also hereby -given Ithat a
lecting of thie subkscribers to thle cap
~al stock of thle said -lproposied cot
orant ion will be held at thle otlee of
)ial & Tlodd, l'0nter-prise- National
ank -Building, I~aurens, S. V., on Sept.
8th, 1920, at 10 'oclock( A. .., for the
uarpose of completing the organiza
ion of said corporat ion by the election
fi(directors ando otficer's, anrd for thle
ranisact ion of stuch othier lhusinIIess as
iay regulharly cmi'e befiore said subl
eribers.
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BOLT'S A. L S.
FOR ((V4NST IATION, MitUI
Try one bottle and( if youa
think you know of or can get
anything else tient wlli do you
as much good as A. IL. S. we
gladly refund yourt money.
At your di-ugist.
PUTNAM'S
DRUG STORE
P'rescription Druggfsts
801 MnIn StL L AILRRNS S. C
Milliner)
September
Clint<
To which we exter
to the ladies of I
-Miss
Adair & Si
FUTURE COT
If, you wait to bIy or S
bales or upward, send at ol
f'orlnuationl and rules of, tra(
Ietter oi probable mna
Sent f ree t-pon 1(.(e iest.
MARTIN 4
81 lBroad S-Ir
lrnber, Arnierican'Cl
.\Inither (
Por personal intei
- )olur tate
EDMUND
1512 'Sumiter'1S-4
f120m'. lisia
.Casi
On a recent tri
facturer offered t
waists at a price.
and they are unque
bargains we have s
They embrace far
Crepe-de-Chines.
are after bargains.
Jubt opened I
Silks in new fall- she
other fabrics.
A complete st
tions, Table Linen
Drawn Linen, TOW<
with a full line of S
of Domestics at
W. G. W
~S IT worth while to s
ache or poor vision v
canl be had at such sn
We make a thyrough
without cost, a*id if
them at the lowest po
PERFECT FITTI
'. ..
I/ MO NO'a
r Opening
17th and 18th
>n, S. C.
d a cordial invitation
.aurens and vicinity.
Lease
imerel Balcony
TON CONTRACT
11 otion ((oIltracts ill ib3 of tell
Ve for' free booklet of Vuln 3 le ill
le.
rhet trendls inl votton aus! 21ainla
e COMPANY
set. New York City
attonl andl (rainl inchanxe
l'lnvi ngu H ouse.
-View get ill 1n11111 with
Representative
A. FELDER
reet, Colunthbin, S'. C.
in(- l'hone 1229.
Chasers
p North a waist manu
3 close out a lot of
We sccured all he had
stionably the greatest
een for many seasons,
cy White Lawns and
Move quickly if you
7affeta and Messaline'
tdes and many lines of
ck of Hosiery and No
s, Handkerchiefs and
ls and Counterpanes,
heetings and all lines
ison & Co.
uffer frora eye ache, head
en Vgli f .is so near and
exa4 ination of the eyes
:lasses are needed, furnish
ssible price.
N GCUAIRANTEED.
LFSS TTEI