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LA. RENS, S. ('., NOV. 3, 1920
12
c 4lthough a Republican victory at
'the polls could not be considered a
certainty last night, yet returns that
were In were sufficient to remove nlear
ly all doubt. As most political writ
ers have predicted for the past few
months. Senator Harding will likely
be our next President. ' Gov. Cox has
made, a wonderful uphill fifht in the
face of gireat odds and has won the
admiration of thj nation by his clean
ciLt and forceful campaign. But the
I desire for a change and a dissatisfac
tion with internal rathi e r t hana foreign
Oolices of tlie admin istraton made
his sledding hard,. lie was slated to
lose at the outset, but he made a game
fight andul has lo.t nothng in the esti
mation of the ptop le because of his
campaign.
Son..
Sen. \\a i~ren G. Ila' ding is an exam
ple of a Pretty vood titan uanning in
bad coampa ny. From all aeconats, he
Is an uprlhl t and ionorable citizen,
away above the averaie as a joliti
clan ani :in aIle gtntlemaIt of
pleasing persona lity. Wit hou t tle in
fluences that now surround hint, he
is a citizen above the (oimtton run1 inl
patriotism and love for fair dealing.
We shall lo;me thevt ht 'will nmt be
bhlind by the 0e.t..s that now bod
a:d that th, e -ra l pui- wil re
(Ci\( ii athis heands aI bftter d1a1 thtan
inneowli, :-: ed. b l
LT U:1: R 1 0: *
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of* Aml ;if- a
w 's il
lla do: .M -lo e aw . bao ter
Cd i Plans am] I na co .\lhilita (If
A tuic V eyto I. l i t-1!1 -
dt a." Iih tin i *tr p-u ln
\;(laahm.iI h Jut. a at'- .
ti't a t e nh i i
(nacola uit t' ta eI I
t
ha i lg.
(.neral 11(ood, he Sutiiied to the
commlnand of the dlivisitin, lie was sig
ally sur i(-:,t I, .tin ug been brevet
edl onl I il fbil at ( e vltr b hn
('ral !ioinG ru-: l:,i tLtam tivering his
dlivision oin I le JPound Tliiinsc
mianner as to effect lie disastrous ie
mouted ha ederal t roop t
(neral law wen't to thle wesatn
army wit l famottrt in ia aMi
(commiandled a dji i;on at Ciekamtaugat
fot his "distinjttishid (on'lu,,l
General lftei ire-tm::j thie \\'~Cieno
and diseussing' c~napaion until tlv
battle of Cold1 I r;h~o'wh v. hi Pt d
lWhieb ' ngry .
WO'ndd cIm V .
? Umifotir tWiml nl it
Oeturnin t du 1V'c ';v(d
Xene! LarltoiI aly
coups, later becoming chief of stal
ston. Upon illness of General Butler
General lw was elevated to the ran]
of major general and asigned to com
Imanid 1uter's division. Tills com
inanIl he held until his surrender a
SGreen4soro, N. C.. on April 2-7.
General Law came to Florida in thi
- 19'4. and the following year es
'biShllA th. SolIthl Florid .\liitar:
Institute. 0he fernnn1111'er of the 'ni
Versity (f Foida. Later he becam,
editor' of tle Bartow Courier- Ilforim
ant, and Se'vedi In that Capacity lunti
hIis retiremllent froml active life inl 1915
OWI-S FLORA.L SHlOW
.ninmal Floral Show to be Held Fri,
day.)- Nomeinbr 12. Premultun Lisl
A kninoiced.
Tle premium list for the fifteentl
annual flower show at Owings was an
nounced last. week. This annual eveni
which draws a large number of peo
pile from many miles around is to bt
held this year on Friday. Novernbe
12. Dinner and supper will be serve(
on the grounds.
The program ias been enlarged this
Year by the addition of a culinary de
;artnient. 'I'lTis is expected to drawv
Out a lrg1111 iber of exhibitors wi
have not iliitherto entered with flow
The prostrail for the day will be as
follows:
Rlule"
. All fon I n.. b ins redb
Oclock day of show.
:. FlowcIs on exhibition muII1st 1be
grown by owner.
2. Flowers 111u1t reqlinai unil prem
illills are awarde(l.
1. No flower- sha ll1b entered in
11101 than one contest.
5. All fancy work in exhilbition1 niust
ho- miadte by exiibitor.
( 'hry)salthe ilns -- nI f14ilots
lHest colhv'4ion of only ci(ght blooms
all 1f ee t ..................1.5..
')(n', best e.l'tionl of* only vight
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at chocoate cus: 4d . . .. . 2
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Play 4 f :iiliry Ta: r
5 cent". Th 11pu lic is cOrdal
44llow)1 ;dssi fron n i acke by
HONOR THEIR PATRON SAINT
GiOpoles Now Gathering in France te
Pay Due Homage to Sara of
the Egyptiars.
t From all over southern Europe hun
drels f enravans fire cotiverrit ig to
Ward t little liatiiet onl the shores of
Brittlaiy. wLere the o(il-wNNorl giIsies
art. gatl:ring to iy honlage to their
patro l ant, Sara, of the Egyptianis,
-o. th.y believe, was the servant of
the Virgin Miry.
iThe wvord has gone out for the galith
erii of the gipty chnits :t
Stra's shrine In the ireton vililge of
l'ounimle. Already their encamp
inent, ii tile sipe of a :uge, flve
pointed star, contains >,000 gipsles
froin France, Spiiin, Italy tid Itounia
nit, the hlind of their originl.
Tiht gipsy li 'genii eoiceriling "San it'
Sara ias no foundation anywhe're In
I the Scriptures. The origin of the
strange story, which conilets att every
point with tihe New Testamnent, is
veiled in mnystery. The gipsies of Eu
rope, however, believe the story of
Sara with: inpliit fitith.
.Sara of the Egyptians, their legend
says, wts the devoted servitt of the
Maatinini. After the resurrectioi she
followed her niistress, i ati exodus
froi i'ahestine inehronicled anywhere
outside the gupsy legend, but wails un
iible to overtike her.
Whien Mary reached the shores of
Pilestine ati took ship, Ira, who
wis at iinglieiin, turned .(et scirf Into
a rift and( followed her, miistress over
the sen. ltit she never overtook the
Ab ;idolt . ti. and tle r:If.t so riis the
t:le, wIs tfilY iwiisieil itshore on I tle
coast of rlittany, in Frntce, wvhere
Sara clied.
Ivenie of her wntidoerings find her
iingie powers, Sara wits adopted ats
I the patron saint of the ; .iIses, who
inilt her n shrine at I'louianee wl:leh
continis her woodeni el;gy atn4 a rel
i4iunt 1 ;.itl to holud .i splintr of her
thigh iie. "Saint Sira" has never
ieen -:1110illed lit Rote and she Is
ignored by\ Jill othor Christianls. BuVit
the gijiea still hiil1 a yearly gatier
Inag in h hcnt r when-:ver wrt 1 :as not
00:4(.4 thv inter-im1tional bounldaieks.
Sunfle.wcrs Fail as Silage.
Afte-r :!!I..,tin connon w\ihi .manllowv
er of, Nannsas is just a Iu.lass w
r~nd n!.:::ts :y scionditss to) ilnale It
th di i for have-. 'a11i' .d
I' of :v i torn s\lo~eb the diary deir
fii a llI iii l 1411" till' Wti 7l i mii Im ta
01* W41". Pin iIo l It o belw s v~: i t i I-ll
c.ge l W.. 1:1 4'1a0v i i :i' ila*(i1
J it - ill'. Ai,, :1 n nI I.tt wi. 1'Ra i arr a \.. i
ynty in l in' w I t I Ie In I h tS wore
fld wit hunlit. wer If oil , k -i lby ti ~ y
it!. ' I ""n A ' w r b I nd
In litV t 4i1- f -:.r. Iy~ o to tIn be-I
h i v J." , n i i I I.i l, ie
0h i mt 4 1ra i.4n. 1o-t
V. chan. e I th - I 0\\.hm- . si I
h . f i I aiId
t of 14 r I w
to l r-no tw ut ~ to it. T7 yow
dc( :'lel n11iik prowhnelilin '1110 lo1 i
hlm Iy w ; , ny rIgr l s of I
)1aI Ii it i' 11111( I7 Ist Id It I ho Iv
Wa~~~pmoe j,.z~lie
1:41 ('(tI" ry. or 7:ptoundl gal hetis ti
Id. i-'ne h~l tle- n-:.'.e ile ptenanis 'I
dil l.'d't'n i of milk by thhi e 0 e
"IO I VR ., 1 IA Iu 'Ii 11~ pt e. :1) I s I.
ng" -l if 1 *a f .: id n to-d 25 ,u n" 4 1.:;
p-r hwafl ijll ol hu i -n i-,i:rezy edt In
jailk il:lu. .
sSPECIL NOTICES.
Ii * s -s . s - S e* .
Veterinarkln.--I will be at Gra;
Court, Saturday, Ncveiber 6th, a
Ieople's Drug Co., to (10 veterinar;
work. O,Neal Jacobs, Veterinarian.
16-1t-li
Tletelhers.-i.ifty to one hundred re
iuests daily ftroin all classes souttherl
schools. If you want rural worli
gradd(l. high school or principalslill
salary $7'- to $2~-0, w rite us today fo
special enrtollment. Offces: Colunmbia
3. C., 10121hmon011, Va., al Chattanoog9a
ITenn. Sotitlern Teacher.s' A~Aency
Columbia, S. C. 1-3
Fords For Sale.-Three second ham
Pords chea.>. $200, $300, $400 each
SuIerel Motor Co 16-1
For Relit.--To reliable farmer, im.
hone place four miles from town o
toli-soil road. RIght at school an<
churches. A splendid 8 to 10 hors4
level farm, vell equi.)e(d witi dwell
ing, a barus and other outbuildings. Sel
at once, \\. Ii. 1I1Ia, Lauren,,, S. C.
Iti- 1t-p(
For Sale--Heatiful chiryvanthe
sls, diilelent prices. Mrs. C. D)
.loseley. 16-11
For Sale-Girl's hicycle, secomn
hand, in good condition. See )r. ;lif
ton Jones, 'hone SG It-1l
For Sale--Good piano. First $7
gets its. W. H1. Gilkerson. 16-It-1p
Plaif Cover Crops-Abruzzi and Io.
son rye and crimson clover seed. .1. 11
Sullivan. 1;-11
Tirespuss Nolle.-All ipersons alt
liereby warned against hunting or tres
passing on my lands. Violators of thi
notice wvill bI prosAecu ted to the fil
extent of lie law. 1.. M. liellatns.
1 -lt-md
NoIlce.--i have a good six horst
faN1,1 to rent, good latid, goodl pastlrc
Ia:1l pllty of fire wool. Four dwell
ilIg holses oil till. faril on1 tle to soil
routd oil l-rincetonl-Lattronls r-oad, one
and half iniles of 1)1:1nceton hidh
school. 'Ihe farin can h divided into
-. fariui. Sre or write Milton It. Me
('n, \\'illinin~vton. S. (I.
ii, VI's Sell you r Iand at auction
At Ianti( ('0a:d Realtyo Company, 1'
Er i rv. \'a. anl Greenville, N. C.
\\'rit(, wire or, phone iUs at f'et'rsburg
I.. or ' 't Davis 'lienity Comp;iny,
Li'cal ('ontrutt liepresenVitative, Gre-4 I
woodl. S. ('. I ;-t v
'ie. , h l t .l r
: lunc s, a l it \ aits .\Mills.
c0: 'mvk : 0~ ; 'ihr-an & 1'l
i e ' .I \'t:. t-p:
For it vI.-Fivv horse farm. \.
.'' llng. ri. . 1..:-1
WaI I ' ( W ;rul:t wl < 1oe i 1i
.- . P 111 F'or., :
.9 1enti<ld mr. r. C':yd I '.
. at Fatner ' i n i. 1
. 'WleP . N v n 1 ..
, *lnt - ro m in o o
F _rS.. e hea l i ' al< a -
nut f : it r . i rate co l ti.n.
Sre . r - 1:. . l t - i t , , or c::ll
.o . 110
I -it - i
an on !m n. I lo N .o 1 . -
of ~ ~ ~ Iw 1 2. .~, :d1i r m r t$ .:
t-r i '-n l"d 'I' .l' t e ne, Si h" A n - I
on bn' h otn a n i . \ . ' ~Oril I U
a e':. ~Tn;h'ihtlal('b
1~h ots Cue' Cn'(ij to sEi
3(11wllS01.I'lNme. YS 'e p0 S
('intr(s, ib it (a.lgses
ColuEnInL, . C.
IVOOD SAWING MACHINE
Do :at for'et that whae you buy our Type "W" r)i.g Saw lta
Sch t f w'huie you hav:' re(n I he ipaper, that you iuty on"
t v:1: U h .\; ne: . and which a101e sells for about $10 .C0. Th s
is alo '0 n(tolled yil love. and Fr'ction Clutch, which :>re
le's .appIin 0 of ingaire e'\ry time y011 wih to ';tojp th Sa
A -l las t utnot lcas-t this Mallein elb; for no 1oC thanl the Ina
- i c UU'~ '''' 'are no! ( ciu ed wiO(hI l sl h Magneto, and( do not hiav
01.111.1 Sl'IPP Y COMAl'.\NY
'N23 West ev is . ('olumbi:t, 4. 1'.
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Life, Fire, Health, Accident
IRsuraRce Antomohile, Sret' Bond.
Can insure old style and new system cotton gins.
Also cotton, either at home or in warehouse.
Phone me and 1 D . N
will do the rest. . . orwood
PHONES 126 & 386 LAURENS, S. C.
WLEARD Polish
It pays to buy this wvell-know!i polish inl tlhe lIarf : sin
nClls. You Will nleed it n tai jntly, to keep the fill iture
- '110i0. 4I.tompoo l) oI P 11 th( floors inl good (condition
a the atitomobile shining. \izard P'ol ihI pre-s
-- the finish, cleanses the sur.face ( and produ(lces a b ut
ful, hard. dry luster. Gallon ans. S:1.00. Other i zes
from :tC Iep.
WIZARD Mop
T an conw nin adelade. Tri
- o n le. Can .7. cemie'.lv
il(attd f rg terinl- du -t. nr treate.d "I
1h to Ca and ;olih
Jones-Tayor Hardware Co. Lauren s S. C.
Iil maKe your car last oneY(,r. Ae
You gettl:)Umg grease and oil to every
working part?
1 are a man to give this special
attention.
3.M.Th meso op
..- -- * - - -
Yo mi ht wellTV 1 be bewildered by the bea~uti
fiul, capprpi inte gift suggestiois that abounfd in
proftu on ;at this store. .
G]ift suggestions .and ideas are
qjuickly' stimiulated here.
If you are in doubt a bout a single gift, a wvisit to
our storec will quickly :'cv your1: poblt''.
Your inspection is invied.