The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 15, 1920, Image 4
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AD!VI tTSIMlNG P1NTING COMPANY
,aiuens, S. C.
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dumnt d . h . ay hcn t.f~~ foni
he rrth i naio of~' ta Admiral M
nav will mf ethoe tf Eeysfrom -hin14
ove t ci ko tere tonM e ofit mo 192
whtiri h ~ t fourir il M o n (1)h a s n 0t 1
0ed in0 d 1 h (' det ineti h'as mae tic a
ma2:: yth' fineedte :av aspl fodh<
navtione of heitma5 reo tle liar
Tels moumth task na.hli has iron
fre ortsuto he pressad in e anm
*her ntho wichl sowe 'totaSl expored
'tie du'cringz( t thr11 (V4y ea f from th
trenay of4t the wa to141 farch 31, r 192r0
oeian (onl e-third tie as muchc t a4('of
hadc'( toe flrnd.Se uraing4 the ntir(4
4'13c y 11ra ie t nay ws fsi odedf
delery wth r th elnavy. P tin allto
-the nation lit no t previ ouly (forced( I
hfei reondtat lttfvery't i~f I dealr witr
th'nv mus'Ot heli aI manufacturer. or IC
COTTON CROP IS
ONE OF LARGEST
Larger Thlu Any Year Since Record
Breaker of 1911
Washington, .Dec. 13.-Tho cotton
crop Which began the season in the
Worst condition in 5-0 years has turned
oti to ht the biggest crop since 1114
with a production of 12,87,00 hales,
in-colding to final estialltes anni1oun
I ed today by the department of agril
tiltir.
The lateness of winter, the deIpart
int At sal" has helPed to inervase the
sIzk- of thelt, o by permIlitiig thet
I lnt.\ w iib was late i11 gettinei start4
tL. to luattiir.
t 'he plri o cotto ]aid to rd
n l a piuld, the lowL for the
date. -ince 113
The final i'odulction Is nateis '..
th condi SIo I o t0h crp 1 at in Jun.cI F
te so I rges d a cu the Iatu::ills 1 c .
lit ial lirOui it a f l't'east of 1 2,,~,tt) 1t I
luiles. ThaIt w as redc~ledl by the iep-..
I ~ ~ ~ 1 11, 11.. C~ I~re II~sl lIio i
te-mber coinditioni to 12.12:',000 hales-,
Inl Te~xas; and South Carolina thet
crop is; vr-y hr-ge, closely approach.
inl thlt reOk ti. Oklahloinas erp is a
o. as is that (of Ara;nsas.
P:--, !iliionnia and Arizona
it doubled th p od ( II n of
al IXrevtIius yeatr.
I produ it-IL tiL yeltl ivtl
1'11 111 tl ,1t.i pounds. e: a I
ni to "9 7.0 li ...- or :,og poun.]
wegh xc',lu-1\v (if li t r ,the
n, aI~t Ill J,-!liculture- a nnous-ec(d
n 11 L 'uit of tle (Is ie. ::aZ
.(h< tionl lat ye-ar was; 11.12,6
n t w bajo n -n.o
ma-t fiohro 1:n-. :.nd
-fand Iie .
Pro ucten thi y a by stato s inl
- . . . .. .......... . . . . .
P'lorida
Aal. . mI 1. 1
C LL"L . . . . .. 00
1 a .a-u .Z I I
.it.\ t
-a1.1nlfo'YearIby
.' h ill )-1, lobil ;t toLf~ iilt
than three dhaysu of hieatedi dlebate oni
unii ~intaI a: drl.ii It aliso followe Id
ful at a Lihjts bL the ilil'si su1II m(17
tol two years as oriniially IprioIt
The fit of thbest atte op;te brouight a
Lu;: XILIt in fat or of the two) Year
la the sentate1 the hill will ibe refer
red to) theL imi)nLrattion (oniiunittwo 111
vtestIigtedc t hCooughly all j asci of it..
migration anti natuiralizationI CIpies..
tions.ii A numiflbe r of mneasures; Learing
on these subljects art' pending in the
Ilenate and it is regardedi as likely
(hat they will he incorp~oratedl in the
.John son bill1 when it is finally re'Jprte(d
to the senate for con siderat ion. The
att itudie of senate leaders today iwas
t hat no hasty action shald be taken
by that b)ody in dealing with iUlnmigra
Wooluimen .lIetinig at (gray ('ourt
lPeran (Camp No. 237 will meet lFri
day night 1 7thi, 7: 20. 'This is elect ion
night. AlIso 0other' import ant hbusiness
and a full attendance is diesiredi.
J. W. Wlils, C. C.
.J. 1F9. Johnson, Clork.
Gray (Court, De, Ii.
Haibitunt Constipatin Cured
in 1.1 to 21 Days
"L.A H' : WIT 11.'siN" is n Cli.Lpe~ly
2. 1.r-!ievL2 lru:npr!y bult
ILh , : ..n te.: Y -ly fori. 1-1o21 days
2 .r 8L In. h~ >litaiukLuid~
b a ; ' a t:>' ILL. 0
$ $ * s*$ $ - $e
*
a SPECIAL N(TICES. $
e
6 * 0 3 * 8 * * .*$
For Salt-F4our eye cookinl stov(e
practically new. Will sell ch'eap.
Alrs. Allice Templeton, GlIkorson
House.
For Salo Setter dlog. WNell trainled,
Plrico $50. .\ore thanL worth the m11on1
vy. S. J. Taylor.; Gray Court, lit. :.
22-It-pd.
ouit d-- On1e setter pu1ppy J. J. Col..
liuns, at Wltit'oni Clothing Co.
22-It-pd
For Hlint -ood four I or' five hoit'
1-I. k no w I as I )' . C.. Saxon hlolmw
pa c. Se 1. \I. I'lilpot. 22-:t
Ii Vo(l 11*11n any of these bridles,;
and collars Iinson is selling at cost.
h%. tier comei and get theml. They avfe
oling fast. 22-1 t-ptl
Lost.-- One cet ifieate of deposit No.
EIII onl Bank or' En:ort'v. Onl .lanulary
I.~I will tpply for n0ew on1e. I". \\.
Compton. 22-It
For liel I.- -Tre rooms oin Souti
liarper Street 'vith all conveniences.
Mirs. .\ag ie'lHiri. 22--it-pd
$:".00 ('ounliterpalno llo.pidtal Quilt.
hloe for (very ti:eay use. Close out Sale
$1.7.. .1. (' lIlirns & (' .
liinlsoll k :i' Ill n Ia 1rless, Sadd!v.'s.
Collar; mad Ilridles; at one.II-tIrd 1e:-s
han (' t tis \t'l. 22-I t --d
Lailiees $l t hi'-h top Bloots. ('lose
(utt SsIe' $ . .1. ('. Ilurn:: & ('o.
8:7.' Yo el:i :' s it ' ess Iui I:.
('e.w' thit Salf $' ..30. J. C. IhtuI'xs &
For ! ah ".\-t a si ile ,threte of Ht
b lelildin i nw' t tet i' eitv (if
Iatui n:: wt 1;rI Y .\Nvente. 711x210fee
each. These loIs must he Soll byI
ry I. . ow i; tw time to loy.
.e W. l M. ltiin n. 22- 1 t.pd
\ ict 114 hu'ti.: l:boti ng ee or
oa I
01 ;; i ' . I (n a Of our.
rd .!I a ' , n .
To .e . I ( . - t i
v 0 lt1 .::,tli. r M Wt r
Il l eeov . 22 11 -:!d
FrI t%t 'a' . It \(( hi:. f ol teet a I
'ny ' ote r V : : Iy Io er k j l . It ,
I tea. le-11 ' i
Tre' .'pns Not h .\l Il ton 0
e et a 11 \v ';I;'. '11''t t ;h l i h ( I
it t tn y1 n''lit'te-r.Oil l tIl d
I\ te.i'' tl n.e v~'il ik Itt ln~kI et
AI tate, I t b 't' 11
(; t l law. W. . at ienll in and
\ T' k 'ln.i - (imie. u-t -
Trcslinoa Notice, I fmlbid any hin!
e1 nt, et tting of it' m e. or jnts .
in anY wvav wh-I:itlrvr on m:: :>v
!wau' Warrl.ior1 ('e k < r h \r ..
Iina 'an. 21-71
Trespass Nollev.--\ll litr.;ons1 are
]el(bY waI i I a inti c lit ing om l
erw:; tes ag ngon ourl land. \ll:.
o]w ola ng tit.-; notic will be r -
cut d it) tht f ill extent of 1114 la .
aar t .. I il.1. 1 le a t r . Ii It-i
N .---\\( ha' ve a vrt I 1 1 \i-hI
I dttal b O ra . nk to tak for.
na ;" Iib-11.rtY 10nnla, lj-lon illin
to) 4)1r 4111:00 1n01r.. \\' will ..ivo o
i e r e n celni t"I o ft es:
pl h r - k-,1:1iI; "IuCh
'11 Wiur V", 1t. ait h!4m<1 or vi
atl itr antIil ov I "t 11 1 p1 el 41 iina'
gIas Good tr Ok '.t umvtr. tLuen:-:
X : 1'21-.~1
dt'l. J.t
-ci the hove-:man kedilayline
l)0'i'ct ondtl n ''le ho om fat' i
t1e eioe. ud a - 1o .ii -,,t(
ld---i Sn L niltf~t(Otdtin
- ittdlt rct in gto hun
c'i;tt1O (ilsIna20) InIgestind
n nl.asat..t'15 thf wntte I thrd
t h ssl'te a e i!h r
4)to 1' ii ulgis se Iof 11 toellw.
LIF t Ian C ibu''~t ~f(t. f 0 ' -tl
i'fe 'ei it 'voor mone. li t-h
Fold :ietei I thorst farm.'c s W. .es .
IIa nte .oin Iii!e i Tat'.I I . 1f1-(
jt(o t en wi it'.- 'In 's o L f e h
horas anel nutel . ro~n and s
Wh )rton 13-tii ~4I') e
glas' t'nite.'s.', Goo fasotmen pi ture
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 hereby announce mysef a candi
dfate for Mayor of Laturens and pledge
myself to abide by the results of the
Democratic. primary.
JOHN A. FRANKS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Mayor to fill out the unexpired
terin of W. It. lehey, Jr., resigned,
ani pledge myself to ailde by the re
auts of the Democratic prmary.
C. 11. BS11lOP.
I hereby announce myself a caldi
Iale for the offie of Alayor to fill out
the inexpired term 'of W. It. RIichey,
Jr.., aIld 'pleige :nyself to abide by the
rif. ilts of the DeInocratic priiary
iht ion \\. 11. 1)lAl"'.
I hercby annno1 inv lf a candidate
for Alayori of Laur[en's, and ple(ge 1113
I 1f to abide by the result; of the
I )nmmerat~icupritnar'y. I'ill D1. ItUFF.
I hIelreb 11111unce mnyselfI a canldi
fatefor layor (if .aieni s and pledge
Islf to abide by thereti of the
'n~ocratic pr1-1nary.
(.O. C. HOPKINS.
Fl-'NAL SETTIA'IlENT
Take 'notice that on the 2Sth day of
io uber, 1920, 1 will rendrt a final
;otaunt of niy. ats ind doings as Ad
i ita : 1' of the estat of Sallie
.n Osborne deceased, in the ollive
ilie Judgte of Probate of Lau'ens
ini tYi . :;t 1 I o'loi.k, I. il. and ot n tile
day will apply for a final dis
har vroi ily trust as .\dninistrator.
.\ilv pt.ni '11 lnd lot'td to said estate
!111411 tiil!e and reiuirod to mlake pay
ti-U on that dLtc; ::ul al iwr ons
wnt ithei oil or befort said date
I n 1y provenl or he forever halrred,
C. it. B01110,
Adnailiisrator'.
Vyv. 21. 192). 10-1n-A
'I N.\l, S i'.TTLE.1.: NT
Taket notice that oll the 1ti day of
Lit-einhler, 1921l, 1 will rendkir a final
iCtO'llttnt Of tl\ aIt and diniligs as d
";:tn'trator of the estate of ,. C. Chap
m~n dca~eIll tho oflice of the
Jurf-Iaof 'robate of Laurins colulty.
<11 11 o'clock, a. III. and mn the sainle
laiy will al. for a fal dielharge
::ent 111y tras-,t I., admln::stratior.
Any etron nidbt e'd to sad state
is notiflied and rtell ejted to inakh pay
imlent ontt that date: alnd all prsons
x.::t i ii i:;agailst saidI e.ate will
tietnt tliim oil or before "-odI date,
!Ifly l'orv'l or he fetortr barlretd.
Dtr. I. ha 'a
Adinnitrator.
N\ovemb1Ii r 17. Pl_* . s lin- .\-A
'INA. i 1 0'1 i 1-:.31 :V i
Ti t th: k' n 1 1W:v of
e li o-r, 1 c w 1 i na dl
(".-1t111 W: our" :u-t. ::n1d dlo In - na; -: 0
r tilh) stat o f 1., C. ,
a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Y att; n : pr n
t " to on or to s:-.d d:atI
W . J I ; , - r
ON v I-: \1.!-: T- I ?
tr iSni i n
to u - o
I 1t th I Ititda of I isoin! ,-' _ ',
thle houri t of In o'clock inl til. b, i i ,.
hids. No hid~ at ltess thanfli xa wi lh
con Isidere.1
W. . Frheema
A. J1. M ootre,
'Trustee's.
.Not lee of the Oiiy Clerk andi TIrensutrer
Thie city tax books will open~t at tte
JJiittary, Itor the Ialenttt oii taxes 10r
1 2 I, anid will teltiiti Oient.' ti l i tile
its ti dy oif .alarll, wihichi is the last
tiay for3 the paymtti of taxes without
Petnialty aid exoclltion, unliesst the time
Is extenlded by thit City Counicil. Al
ter' Aaren 1st thetre will be a penalty
0 . oi tifteun per Cent oni totai
atmoiint of taxes due, also exocuition
as jprov'ided biy law to the ilaunt of
$23;therefore, it is urged that all
plerson~s who hlavo city taxes charg'edl
to them, -Pay thett biefor'e AMarch 1lit.
If possible, attend to it when the
books arte lirst oisOned and( avoid atny
'VT lawv holds that thte prs'ton ownl
lng pr'operty on tho first (lay of Jan11
ary maust pay the trtx, therefore, the
canl be no transferrIng or lprop)orty onl
thec city tax books. If' a plerson solli'
htis ptroper'ty after January first, and
irlor' to Mlarch 1st, not having ifaltd
tax on it himself, shoulid pay name, bc
nait.'e it. is chrot'ged iup to 1h11n ais hayt
intg ownedCi thte samte ont Janunary 1st,
hbenl It becomes aritra ry with him
self' and thle purhea ser also to whelthler
Spe'li L~icense or ThnN
''nVr 11h. I '(-t in' , ton ' o t ee
amna th'a tex fio hr x''" huIa
n lt
OWEN BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
DEIGNE~RS
MANUFACTIUERS
ERMECTOR18
Dealers Iin everything for the -ono
tery.
The largest and best equipped mon
umnentail m1ilI in the Carolin.
GREENWOOD, - - S. C.
Back to Pre War Prices
Try mur Mixed Sausa-e. l p r 1b. .................... 25c
R onnild Slenk ........................................35r
ll ast .......................................25e and 30c
Pork. and I'o 1rk a s ge, per lb........................35c
We aso arry Y a linie of 18 ley grcveries.
Preshl Fis;h anld Oystes Tusdays and Pridays..
OGLES3YS
City Market
P'HONE H4o
Try Us For Prompt Delivery
Table Damasks
A Thanksgiving clay 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 keeping 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
C]. WIlso & Co.
Increase the Yieldeof Farm~ Crops
Corn, ettonl, 1tru' k, barley, v weat,onts--thecse, 'ml all' otLher
crop wv II pay welIl if a little at tentioni is givenI to t proper
feruh. - for y our soil. PIan ters Fertili.es are especially ?ute
to the teec Is of Soult herni so'Is,
Yo': cainr or. rahe a 100Of crop crmless you have a 100l'~ soil. Fertiliy h largely
a matteur .f bahucced covcditionsi of the soil. Phosphoaric Acid, Ammzconia, anid
t si edmst bo present in the proper proportions if bumper crop3 are to
beca:-: i ontinsava0:-: Phospiho ic Acid, A n::: ici 'ad Potash in the
right gre orto:.
Every b. i3 St:i moedc ith orur Ciant I.x ard! Tracde-ar!: L.0tk for tt--it's
or you trlei t~ as~d be4tter pthce your order for PhJnter'j rigLe now a
aidd~~& . J7
Ask om gc~. in your town for auorr~-ton, frec advice or yCC3, o -te
Plamters Fertilizer & Phosphate Co
MANULFACTURIER3
CHARLESTON, S'OUTHI CAROUNA
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