The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 02, 1921, Image 2
MARDiENiG T11 HIDEs
IN INAl'(O'IA'ION
Will NO Wiik a el'elerson 1D141. 1'11u
o OWher lnys.
W as ititoi.Web. 261. 11laa tigttr 1tiot
or' i'resitient-vlect lIarding wi III tta'k
Ithe lls w tg o tt't ottll les (on'ar
1imp14liey s4nceThomas ,Ielferson
tolled tlty capital 1111 afool 121 years
up,0.
The vereinlotty of 10ill ntister-Itg tihe
nth11, will ilIe as it. was. p4reserhed by
4.tioge \\ ash 1ingtot. ''he'e will bto
nto chanwg Ia Its litter sinmplivity, hit
M r. I1a11dlig by hI wi dit'ilon Owill
t14ter 14ot Is g'oat task with4ou4t
the poling a4rnd parditd1 1 I1t h4 l ve inl
crettsingly surroItIlded t1a4t soletln
an1o4intiit as the4- years wn44t hy. Not
evel tlte -'(alvow of artillery" that
heraldled the. itaw\.n of 'leffermitt's. in
ang 4rat i t thl ay will wal' he 5(s'eel
ing echos alom"g th ,oiaenxt.
ridtlay.
Gonelo ltost will Ito the l atiaural lit
rade. tit honlordl since t'gua 111d
1111litia 1roops blaitzed lt4 11ist orie.
'oute litttti4ei Iet! yIva it a. 1\ lVn '1e to
"Th lresdet' lionse" N whett I'veal
dalit \lkoisoi td inl Mtate to take tilp
dultio:, l id down Jeffer',on. \\thlvai
tItis 11 jtional s ItIItaIe %In t'e yeariI
th .oi4.' 41. t I i' tut y Ni 4it whikh
: ct1'np'.i d14 I'r t en It'I \\ i 1 1 et y
en444 tof t tal th i ath: none the
trati1t 'ti rat'.1 4 44t 44,1 un .: I. i4ar:
i4tadie I I Isot 104jurte'' 4 th I'ol ;
Ite It e ul .1taIty ltd r y Tf the
g s It hat I4t I Ilit d elc.t. tin to
tor lotd l'. 8 (; I f. l-r
l t itn t \t I tv.\11 t ' ' % it, q :'di
*4 it i l b thft . t I t' t 111i0 1t 11d
lilies . a\ oti caeI.ts, otpit'hi4
l441t'ldly .att1 4% iih pei4'1v1 u4'tisoni 4ll
the( :r'44 4 .'i4te. 1144;4184411 ill 1 4Ih(t
h elt ft- I thest' fitt Iit I I0A4t 0 s'4 f t he III't
atsty 1 ;tud for their lwitohers of thN
ge''i '11111 .l~y. iiltd h nation14 1 h44 l
lavYishedt wetll de(ser'ved1 r;'14a4tdits on
aV t,~' I I4 (I''. VSO I'V t'atIt I
W~lle Polk rOde to his it4.tg;1it
tion 'kid I1.'.h1 n 'e1 1'.1 tr o '44nn
rlitt".t.1 , h '' I Na 0;1 vZIr\ la .
tred r ld r h:n as sIofia lt 0scortIt
it44 w: ts the i iltn a or
gattilation~ ~~~ h~dbe cal Is
4it. '44414 ed '.411 t4 el.4 (,i'h.44 , ht at a.4:
t lit, th.1'. r tu . nth a pr e aiden
1a.' 15 '. 'a d at i 't ' \ d e pln lt
Mr484 .4i. r in:' 'i og r . . l':IS.
"li (If So l e-:: el. t e g \ e
l lid n \ \ I . *-Ited i
te f044 r a , d
40rs 14.4)! e 1 1 hk ' in' Mi
ettehit, 8 :td an' -' 81'i~:. '
Aioie' c i e ' '411 he ' ''. .4rut
('0in4, 0 ir'tt' W i1
ill d dS' ' 'a h'.a
brews n in
41tte h.
thoi e:4. 1 4' i
tt'P ' '4
eit f o1'e ' '. t tl 1.ti' i
I :.laI:e~ t t.~xpt1
111, Arthu1r lit his homte ilt New York
vity atnEl ltosevelt in lit ffalo Iut
took ul3 tie pres tOiwny.
(Utious tale, t ntiv n ow ahlomot
logeiciat-y andl soitu of' 1thent tingett
with ObliterneIlss of partisanl feeling of
their 4lay, lutve ILtt'teI (lown 1 1the
yeat's fronm inanygi'ration perlods long
)onle b1y. .\tich has bvenl 4writtenl an1l
atllit of the "JefferIsinl .itup1ie0y" of
the thirt pres tilnt, ylt iot ill of it
appItar.s to bet wel ft%, taIllnded ol f",et.
It has been oft.eii repeatet tilit
Jefl'ersot roe 1 h1orse to 11i Iu1iat
gttration, itclling t1 at0nl to I I
flelte nearl thle at Wile het wenit
to take (Ihe oatl. tum-0Igo'olln1 by
111t'orintils appears to) havo vetabalish
Vi. hlowever, that it twtas in inci (11it
v!At .vear's later, wi.'ll Jefternoit 41ur-i
I n .rt otlive to .\h.-licon, f ro II
which this ateconnit sprang, Ile (11<i
rid.' to s'e h1is siccessor i1 illle.
leavingp hlls hor)s1e lit at it liihng post
ieoanwile. theon het oft for 1h vir.
gilia ho1in at. .\lo I 'tioello.
It also app)ears that .1ffersonl had!
pIinnet'd at 11uore elaborate 1.ia nkgra
tion veetonoy thanl a-titally was hechl.
Ito was v. orteil itthil theV ity by a
troop of* cavalry thel dlay before, tak
tinl, l i in at"'n a andl .\lciannl's"
tinl New J r.o% Vavelit '-'00 fit". 'roill
Illt' capitol wilt;'r I t .%.a! to 1:11w ' IL
oa tI. A coach andi forl, .1 t I
frItit In his hitn li t o carry ' hitul to th
.tie If ''I~t l '' Ili ' t 1 o gt . 1ti 'l I .40
1 t in tint I:en s If nu llItl
I it t i1 0 .'1 1f.t ;and I I
S \ i 't I I fr t'i lfr b'n his dl c ln
\ t d.. I' I W 1 it.tnta,,,t IonI .' 1 b
. lle 1 1It 'r. .on A t . I it 1pr'lO
es titl:-t 1,% : 1et'i o ! of j b fo sr
Ss tlt' li a t I b If'et Io ci f J y ife
a y . o'a id n AdnI i t Ih IcitV I I y at
V ': hlt nV lo nr0 lt' t s ' i the (' ti:
th 1 as pot.Iico oft' It aPit.tA. A n
trVO\ry %' Y A s to whether t ho zellato
01r hous1m 0eh.11nb1r shonld witness theit
n.1 was t ett t led by thItis t i
I I t' ti . and P reo sid ent'.v.t.I
. OA 1 athe Inerm it N wil akv
u ill be en tbuted to the senat.
chamlber f'or thet henlso will not hle inl
Aside. fromn .1offor.on's coach alt !
enIr. whikch faled~k to arri\o for his
d .n1 iin to the
aah' Jck:o l r 1 IOdet to0 1lt the cere
ro {10 ti b (sif t ho olId
S C n a t i l a d wNith a pi%
'. A o.0. hit, rm e n t sa w oaI..d
li'' n ' th pan ls --\t~ ~ e it w, I 1nh! .
be ao Itr -rdiO-t ng t Ao V Iy
{ -
that urIng hIs n ilibency, .1 acksoni
tirove much blehind "A high stopping,
benIty old Iron gray tod" alttached to
ia builky%- .presen0ted by "sono e ccitric
nielantie" which was aido entirely
out of "rongh-eu hickory with 1the
latrk on' atuld had "very 1ueh tle look
of Old Ililckory ints 1elf."
('eneral Iarrison, thouigh he rodo
his horse to t-he capitol. returned to
fite W1hite I llouiso In a coach presented
to hillu by "(he 'Whigs of l1altnore1."
4 * 4 * * * *e * . * 4 * *
* JONES NEWS.
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9. 4 * * * *4 4 * ,*, .,
Jones8, ieb. 26.-.Mr. 1'. l. Castle
berry, foretnan of Ware Sholtis lear'ni
is pushig work with great energy.
We extend congratulations to 'r.
Ilrney O'Shields and M..4 Mary Bolt
who were recently mtarried.
Miss Lots Iludgens, of Williatiston,
was the recent guiest of her atnt, Mrs.
lir. W. ,. Jones.
Two ladies and gentlemnen of Wiare
Shoals recently walked to Greenwood
in live hours.
The frieide of Mr. Warren Hallen
tine, a veter.a a of the CIvil War. will
' epleased to kn1o(w that lit is enljoying
good health.
ir. 'Lit 'er l'tidernood. % ife and
n'oihti . I I f ior t' twood, recetily paid
us at pleasanit call.
We exteid ; % dial welceite to our'
In'x . noeinhhors. ... and Mrs. .\ bert
Monev i'cic -'hJoui qont ':I
If 11UNT'S P I fa - t
trntment n C f- iC . I MA.
)I N G W OM, T I T T T R er
Other Itchini skin diin e .s
Try a 75 cent box ot our r.
Lturens Drui Co.
Hastings Seeds
1921 Catalog Fre(
It's realdy now. 116 handsomely I!
tustrautd pages of worth-while see
aid gaurden news. This now catalog
we believe. Is the most valuable see,
book ovor published. It contain
twenty full pages of the most popula
vegetables and flowers in their natt
ral colors. the finest work of its kin
ever atteipted.
With our photographic illustratiom
and color pictures also from plot
graphs. we show you just what yo
grow with Hastings' Seeds even br
foro you ordor the seeds. This catt
log makes garden and flower bev
planin lug easy and it should be in ei
er'y single Southcr'n home. Write u
a post-eard for it, giving your natn
and address. It will cole to yo
by return inail and you will beomight
ghad you've got it.
liastinigs' Seeds art' the Standar
of the South and they have the lar
est mail order seed house in thue worl
lack of thcm. They've got to be. th
best. Write now for the 1921 cat;
leg. It is absolutely free.
H. G. HASTINGS CO.. SEEDSMEN,
ATLANTA, GA.
Sp
Pri
Be
cloth,
Ta
nifty a
vy, br
F
I
.\r. i'inice Cooper fell from his stalk
cutter .at week, but fortunately es
caped ser1ous injury.
Mr. John Drake, of Brewerton Lodge
'and Mr. Crow, of 'Ware Shoals Lodge,
ittended Grand Lodge In Charleston
this week.
IlornI unto Mr. aid Mrs. S. E. Dicker
son, Pe). 21, 1 son.
Mir. F'loyd hlenderson has returned
to Waro Shoals from an Atlanta hos
wpitil.
Another snow came on the 21st, 'but
soon disa)peared.
Does A
I
Poultr'y anld its pro(
of eorl, oats, W heat
A
INT ER N
Foedilg directiolls
Peed I'%,-oz. jeowel
Feed the dry iiash
Seatter the henl fee
A hein, 'ed thus. vi
cost will not exceed
Try these feeds at <
and 100 pounds. "1:
DIXII
LADlE
ring Suits,
and Dres
SPRING SU~L
ty models of Serge, Tric
vill with box and semii-b<
ce $i25.00. $35.00 a
SPRING WRA
autiful Spring Wraps of
light weight, in tan arnd
Price $25.00 and !
SPRING DRESS
ffeta and Canton Crept
tyles, for Spring wear; c
own, grey, and new blue,
rice $18.50, $25.00
$35.00 and $37
ells Clard
L.aurens, S. C.
ht Good Place to Trad
We were' shocked and pained to
he'ar of the sudden death of our varm
friend, Mr. Paul IW. Sullivan, of lonea
P1ath, on the 21st. He llvest in this
community many years and we tender
ly sy-mpathize with the family.
We recently met the following
friends: Calvin Cheek, of Ekom; Saimi
.Richey, of Clinton; Townes MIabry,
Judge Palmer, and Enoch Tiodges, of
Cokesbury, Leonard McNInch and Ed.
Gaines. of Greeiwood! Herbert \Vil
Ilainson, of Donalds.and D. Shirley, of
Riley's.
nything Pay
VHAT PAYS AS WELI
Iuets bring in more cmh per year th;
silver and GOLD. Sounds impossi
Poultry is very pr.
the large operator, 1
lot raiser who las b
One woianI reports
in a month.
They sold for .......
Feed cost ..........
Profit ...........
A ml1an report.- 19 1
average of 121g'
You ea do as well
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Grain feeds dlo not
t ioll. Thev Imaint
ply fats to stimniul
but thle hien requir
such as Jewel Egg
for development of
pur-e protein) of th
IHen Feed and 1%/.-ok'. .1 ewel Egg 2
in hopper or self-fr eders. Keep i
in their litter.
il produce a minimui of 12 egg., pt
one-fifth the value of the Vggs.
>nee. Your mlonelk back if not saisi
a Saw-Tooth lBorder Bags.' Any de.
FLOUR & GRA
lAI lINS, S. C
Wraps
ses
:otine, arnd Poi
>x coats.
.nd $42.50
all oolvelour
Pekin.
p>27.50
SES
Dresses, very
olors black, na
, $32.50,
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ly Co.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) It
stops the Cough and Ilcadacho and works ofr thq
Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c.
mz-O'RL
rnds mdIgstio
It relieve* tomach lUi 9
ach. belching anD LU st mcbf ae
or money back. Lage b= of
%t all druggist in ai tOwns.
Better?
an the cornbinctt value
ble, but
ofitable, not alone to
ut as weln for tit city
lit a few hons.
70 hens laid 1.282 eggs
................$63.01
.................12.00
................$56.01
tens lhid 21 eggs. ai
K per 111 in :I 111 i l.
if you feet!
JEWEL CHICK FEED
mnd
JEWEL EGG MASH
then feed the henls
JEWEL EGG MASH
JEWEL HEN EEED
increa'se egg prodie
inl the( body '1114 suip
te yolkdeeonet
it a ich protein feed
Mash i 1 Pit Ii proteine
the whites (albuini.
eggs.
hiash per henl per day.
tbeforeo th0e 11N % a lway.
' ini)it 111(1 ltlier feti
ied.I Packed inl 2-5. 50.
lTer shoult Sup)Ily yol.
N CO.
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