The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 10, 1920, Image 4
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e s and Cards of Thanks: Ono
a Word.
a 'at the postoffice at Laurens,
'second class mall matter.
L URENS, S. C. NOV. 10, 1M20
a seemed to have been more
Icans than Democrats. Isn't it
r how so many people will vote
publican ticket
* * *
a cost of living seems to be com
n all right, but if any body is
0 any satisfaction out of it we
me~to see him.
* * *
Democrats conducted the war
.0 will now let the Repiublicans
t the peace. It's all in your
boys Go t3 it.
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1idering all of tle unfavorable
Irr- sie cotton mariiket, the
t of wlici heing tle sta::.atioln
I textile ildistry. it is remarkable
)hepreha munda-t<ay
as for the a.st f 'w wk. This
kable srn t .ie t
hat whient ,i 1 .i 11 ., 1< Wn V
a~ inl1 iiv4. a ti.- .0
not i -
ha
s pL. lie daI n
Jil
a !(ilie: are a h -
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I as farer ana.:ms:wr
n,
jis lilt ,("I
of i'annot be doely oinancy and
!It
vi as fIit ~ers .111d .1ll Iilist wvork
to to sm.
1 to ieaso toCYether.
HAVE A GOO0 yi:Ahtl
h Soelefies Hold I nteresthing
'tings and Report SpiciId Work
# Court, S. 0., Nov. 8.- Tne wo.
Missiaryv Society of Gray Coutit
ig at StIrs. Al in ( iurry's iresi
Eeleious re-fiesliunenta iiade -
lcar for te soity.
$terrnoon. 'FT :I ;ik was b- a' '
chapter ini meidi(,i e inn
by Blishop Lanaihe:.
wilhl meeit at iithe hon f :,I:
s week has beettni o-v- I h; th.
n.Jj.b'' as week in ramer.
nanner. ''ir eet 'd a gift to tih
ton study su perittend ent. The
ebr and his wife will not forget
jne o'clock hour for hprayer for
tIg n-fter this for the sweet. tones
elock will remind them, thanks
ladies.
Jnilor Missionary Society met
r'day, Nov. 0, for their mnUe box
and delighted their icader,
*'son, by lringinig in (enouigh
L~otheirm pledhges of $40.ce0.
the meeting the chilreni
J enjoy ed the games andl de.
2refroshmientr so kindly pr
for them in y their ,tutt h loved,
1ntendlent, .\i rs. Johntson.
.9 nCflor I- iorth i Larni,'hitt ,
~LTou)ise Haristi as mii-sion isir',
e nnd women, a bot i.ev
ot'i tdy ig "The~i~ Lurei of
te of thle ilssiont sindc*v
wv Johnson, presUidenot of thec
wakting ai call for the Afi
QA 94) re-cehved a phledge of
5neitding that al ready ceived,
unftDor (Epw)Ior'th Lecagueo, lead so)
y Miiss Carrie Yoting, took
of the prograni ~tot'una
I l dolcared that the Junniors
/ era and- that they never
y of Ruth more beiai
atnu told by \fia fSarnh
METHODISTS PLAN
TO RAISE MILLION
Definite Plans for Great Educational
Advance Made at Conference.
Union, Nov. 6.-,Dflnite plans for a
great educational advance in the state
'was set in motion at 'the session of
the Upper South Carolina Methodist
conference here today, when Rev. K.
C. Roper was elected to -have charge
of the campaign next year to raise
$1,000,000 in this state for education
,ad a decision to increase the .\lth
odist church plants and equipment at
Rock ill, where Winthrop 'College is
located, and at (lemson College, was
made.
Part of the morning session was de
voted to (passing the character of the
ililnisters and '3ishop 'Darlington ad
dIessed a class of seven who will be
or'dai ned tomorri'ow.
lle'. J. C. R1oper who will be in
charge of the campaign for education
al funds, is widely known throughout
tle state and has served at chureles
in l'nion, Greer, Charleston, Abbe
Ville. Rock Hill, Chester and for
foul years was preslilng elder of the
CookshurlI distict and for two yearis
c'inteniary seeretary.
Oin the chuirch being informIed of the
death of Judge luIller. Liyon,*a local
.\ethod(1ist wo had not failed for .10
yearLs to itteld the con ferieice a ieso
lution was adopIted expressiing symlipa
ihy of th, ei'rece for' the fatlifly
ni ~s huerieaen V tu.
v i S4 iI-ot n 1).
t
FOIl FIVE ( IW'S
A mei'rlean i Fia rmers Break Produioll
Iecords, Acordling to :stimaes
s\\ahlingtonl, Nov. 8.-- Amweian
faimrmers bioke ro(luction records of
five crops tils yeai. Preliminary esti
mates announiced today by the depart
ment of agiicultiure show the coin, to
bacco. rice, -'weet potato and pear
Crops surpascd in !:Ize those of any
ipreviousy ear in the coiun ry's history.
In addition, very large crops were
grown, in sonme instances closely ap..
liroachinag records of oats, harley, iye,
niotatoes, ailplh Lland hay. The buii'k
whi'at priodl Ieionl r'(cord howv r.I~.(1, has1
Ltoodi since' 1";a'. wvithi this year'.Y crop.
'ia!crp ! on .ire' 1il be
C LIpm. reac IL
ird ha ' n iua e:in 1
IProducl(tion of riac this yearti exciudl
by I' 0,000u biiushel s thle p reviuts latrg -
est (iror In 1917. TPhe output this
year is placed at 52,298,000 bushels,
almost half of which was grown in
L ou is ian a.
Calrd of Tlhankiis
I wish to express may hearitfe-lt
thank~s nnd show my13 al(IireciatIion to
a my friends and neighbhors andc toL
each and everyone who so kindly as
s ist ed ime duingii thle lingering ill ness
and rec('nut deatih of my dJear' husband.
M1ay God's r'i(hest 1)lessinigs rest upon01
them alii.
Sr'v i(ces~ af TloddlI 3emoriui
TIhe pulpit of Tlodd .\l('morliaLt clhurchd
wvillI be filled Miunday afternioon ait:
O'Clo('k by Reiv. C. TI. S:jlir.
,iames Watsoni Says, "Ill Never F.orget
When Fathuer's Hogs Oot Cholera.
"One mi -nling lie found 20 hogs
udead and s r't~ia sick. 'Hie called in
the Vet. whoNter. diisecting a rat
cautlght onl the prentlises. dlocide~d that
he rodlents hand ionlvey'ed germs.
SInce then I am never without IHAT
.NAPI. It's the surest, quicket. rat
dte-Ltyer. i know." Thr'ee sizes 35c,
'.2 and $1.25. Sld and giuaranteedl
Lauens. Hardware Co., Putnam's
ng mtore nda Knnedy. n..s.
KILL YOtiDA -MI
TO ASSAULT GIRLS
.Negroes Hold Up Automobile Near
Charlotte. Many Join In Hunt.
John Ford Loses Life In Attempting
to Protect Young Women.
Charlotte, '. C., Nov. 7.-Two un
identified negroes early -tonight held
Up an automobile party of two young
men and two girls, white, on the high
way three miles from Gastonia, N. C.,
killed one of the young 'ien, John
Ford of Lincointon, N. V., dragged the
girls from the automobile into the
woods and assaulted -them and made
their escape, according to telephone
messages to the Charlotte ipolico de
partment.
iLate tonight Charlotte police officers,
with a posse of officers and armed
citizens of Gaston county were scour
ing the countryside in search of the
negroes, -who were believed, however,
to have made their escape on a pass
Ing freight train. Feeling was said to
be intense.
The two young women were taken
to a Gastonia hospital, where it was
said late tonight their condition is se
rious. Their homes are in Gastonia.
The two young men, .oin Ford and
Halns.1n Killian, both of Lincolnitoni,
were said to be unarmed when at
facked by tilt n egroes. Nillian was not
iniuTred. Ford Was shot and inlstantly
illed whlen be offered resistance to
the nlroes in their attempt; to take
tlh Il s from the autominohilf. accor( d
n1ez to Ilh( reort reeiCved lere.
in Chienuo Teiverahs tor
1ounty of , r1 e
1y 0. 1.. Th114n11"11n. Probal ( .1IudLe
\\'hercas C. It. Hobo madf .uit o m
to1 g(athm t if .dminh t raion
of, tilo K1- la tte and (.ffecut;; (),I SallIiv
Iturns" O.eabornev.
These. are, , Thlerefore, to cite and ad
mlonlishi all and singullar thle Kindred
and( Creditors, of the said ';atlt(, Burns
Osborne, dleceased, Htt thiey bie and
appear before me(,, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be ield at ILaurens Cou rt
louise, Laurens, S. C. oi 16th day of
-November, 11920 next. after publication
hiereOf at 1 wl 'lkIn tle forenoon,
to ,low catse, if any ltey have, why
thi said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this ist day of
November Anno i1omeini 1920.
heref, t - O.e in ThmpsornooSea,
(ive Cured1 mty 6an thi 1 Dayo
M~m ts refundl nioney it PAMO.O!NTMIENT faa
reI tchi:et, tn.12cedwin-t or Pirotrediar. Film.
Blackwell & Sullivan
IATTORNEYS AT LAW
PrFom1Pt At tent ion G1ivenm All Hu sineswi
3Ioney to 1.oan on: Reual Estate
Offiice In Simumoons Riling
COTTON
LUMBER
Whyi niot shtip your1 (ottonm to titr
hondtI(ed wa rehouse an md let us inrn ish
you with youir luimer, ite pay all
COOK & CO.
O1liIENVILL4E, S. C.
PiIE-PAIRiE FORl "FLU"
In INWT(0l'O8 Ai)ViIE
Avoid1( Influlenzia by kepingfl the
liver andt l k idi s in perfeet (condi
tion.
Thes"e or'gans cprry~m off the n impur
ities (of the sy.3tem. If' they (10 not
- fUntion proper~lt~ly 11 infunza 01 ot.her'
dii''ase are't liable to arise.
tior th Hven and kidneys will cor-.
ree It th di( 1isorders 1 of thiese organ s,
'ilid ym(tl of counsitlgation.11 indligestf ion
.and bil iouisniess.
1F0r traeating influenia we recomn
umlendI .\lurray's I IOrch10und(, .4 mlinii
and 'Tatr in conju nction1 wIth D r.
Y'our druggist wvil Isupply13 you
willh these remedies. if you ar~ie not
fully satistled with results, he Is in.
51ustgte to refunrd your money.
M~anumfactuinred by
C'olma, 8. C.
* . SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale.-jfBaby carriage in good
condition. Apply to Mrd. W. T. Moore,
410 Church street. 17-2t
For Rent or Sale-Farm. part of the
.*Beverly Barksdale estate, about 100
acres in cultivation, half mile of Wood
row Wilson school house. 'Write T: M.
Leonard, Reidville, S. C. 17-2t-pd
Now Harness Shop.-I have opened
an up-to-date liarness Shop in the
building next to Bramilett's shop. Can
make any kind of harness or repair
your old. -W. 1. Hinson. 17-It-pd
Now Jlarness Shop.-I have opened
an uIp-to-date 'Harness Sh01) inl the
building next to Braimlett's shop. pan
make any kind of harness or repair
your old. W. M. Iinson. 17-It-pd
Couty Managers Wanted in North
and Northwestein South Carolina. Per
manent, good paying positions for re
sponsible energetic men. For particu
lars write or see 1iH. 13. Hichardson.
Oregon Hotel, Greenwood, November 8
to 13. 1i-1t-ehd
For Sale--Cord wood at $10 per cord.
delivered. J. L. .\1. Irby. li-lt-Ipd
For Salle-Good piano. First check
for $75.00 gets it. W. 11. Gilkerson.
17-it
For Sale-One good four-burner
cook stove. -Price right. Geo. P. Jen1
kIcns, at Wlart'on Clothing Company.
17-it-lid
For Sile-Abruzzi and 'losoi ryi'e
anid Abruzzi seed. Sow grain. J. I[.
Sullivan. . 17-1t
Seveii Per (cint.--Laurens Tlrust
Company will iday you 7 per ceIt in
)rstfor your money. 1 7-t 1-cld
'For Sli r.-resh milk cow vithl
cIlf. J. 11. . jt I t, . i N . 3.
17-11-1)(
L-ost. --Two houmdo. One volr
(A black 'nd ;,n .1 name ort." Th
..r(d ,I A'*Wto face, rin.", neck
d w li! C. laimei d "i ckh.'' e
1 m,40 .\-. aCo UniliattnoogI,
Ti10z \V. Ti (l-s ...'eP"e,
ha n b a, .-.II' I .31t
re' Nire., i f a ) 1 ) a j g od i o s
ill x -fi[ 11 11 1\o 1-:(,1
*- t I ryentl l In.0 , gAtood pa.ltuore
nd hal mies of Priniceton Iigh
t'hool. 'Ti' farTm en be divided into
4: fr ms Se, or) writet I . \1111 ond 11..\Te-v
imen. W'illiamfsto . C.
lini (s I e oll your land at auction
Atlantic Coast iRealty Comnpany. Pe
trsburg Va. an (Ieevillettl-_mr ls oa, N. C.
Write, w ire or phone u at Petersblurg,
Va., or seC Iavis tealty Company,
Local Contraet Represental lve, (Green
wood, S. C. Iti-tf
Notice.-- have opened a meat mar
ket and lunch stand at Watts Muils.
Steak : w; pork 35c Cothran & I~d
wvards. I6-5t-pd
For Rent.-Five hiorse farm. W. .1.
FIemning. Ora, S. 1I. 1 6-tf
For IRent-7 room houise on S.
H arper' :treet. See L. W. M\arin l or
ii. .\l. Wolff. I -i-tf
Foer Salle (haap.- 1 su it of solid wal
nu11t Ifurn-i ture1. in fir st rate conditlion.
See .\lrs. I-: l~. Leake. Itouit' -, orl call
ait 1hou.0 j lust btelow ('old Po it.
i - it-ptd
ForSal --T irt-the acrie far m I 1-2
71;sfomcor houie. '* room1 dwell
I~v ice iht f:> quick1 al. .T. I
nnton ti l .itut 'a I.ta -:j
ni -dI Ti For Sale a1 u
nu -ii n. I::- or ' iiib t
d : d lpt uit in
N i f rn 1110.ito~ o0 fr tes
b n.I ad hitii'-. (ne anti pm epi
de otton \toll. 3Ct.
Nowae 11( ovl with--Iuc or frnesh
glrss and maes omen pituee
thmuati ld stan rcived Laurls Sto
Whd ron. 3-tt
Tr Ies pass Notlee.-AIll persons arme
hierebty wvarnedl against huntin lg, shoot
ing or in any way treatpassing 'on our
land. Mirs: .1. 0. C. Fleinn. 15-2t-ch
(aASOLINE SYSTEMS
Oil TPankcs and Pumips, Air Com
pre'ssor's, Computing Scales, Floor
Scales. Show Canes, Account lieg
ist ers, Rebuilt Caish Itegisters,
Saft's, Store F'ixturecs.
C. E"NDERTAKING
C.EKENNEDY & SON
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls answered any hour day or nighst
0. Langdon Long
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Enterprise NationaliBank Building
-All Legal Biusiness Glve'1
Pronmpt. Attantinn
Life, Fire, Health, Accident
Rnsuranc 4.e tomobile, Suretra..de
Can insure old style and new system cotton gins.
Also cotton, either at home or in warehouse.
Phone me and I
will do the rest. D. M',. NoriV Ud
PHONES]126 & 386 LAURENS, S. C.
OWEN BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
DESIVGER9
MANUFACTURDRS
-.ERECTORS
Dealers In everything for the -eme
ft teIry.
''he largest and best equipped mon
umental mills In the Carolinas.
GREENWOOD, - S. C.
For Sale
SULPHATE OF LIME
(Land Plaster)
Greaves and Carter (Journal of Agriculture Research, Vol. 16
No. -1, p. 123) say of gypsum: "Calcium sulphate Is the most pow
erful vtImulant known. This .is not due to a direct nutritive
value but to the liberation of plant food. The main influence is
upon the bacterial activities o fthe solb especially the ammonify
ing and unterrifying organisms of th b soil.' In this manner i the
available nitiogen In the soIl ncreased. Furthermore in the
metabolic irocesses of the baCterin there are formed avid.; an1
other compounds Which act i rolvents for the potassium and
phoslphorus of the soil,
$14 per ton
Jo L M. Irly
Laurens, S. C
Table Damasks
A Thanksgiving day is approach
ing, we offer some nice goods for
the dining room table.
We have gone through our Hos
iery stock again and adjusted
prices in keepiag with the present
market value.
A clean cut is made in all Sheet
ings and Domestic goods.
A reduction is seen in Sweaters
and all Knit Goods at
W. G. Wilson & Co.
SHOE'POLISHES
BEST FOR HOME SHINES
SAVE THE LEATHER
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
PASTES AND LIQUIDS For.Black, Ton. Ox Blood. Dark Brown
THE P. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD., BUFFALO, N. Y.