The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 06, 1921, Image 8
NE111W OFICIERS
.J. 1). Mock Ite-1-Aectt'd (2omnidor of
Loc~al C'onfederuate eVierauis for En.
A\I Lilt, alim.1 i tiI tt tin fll- rCalni p (~
\7vtralus, 114-1A ill (lie Collta I It t1l-4
Mtondiay tho l'4d1ioig 0l1icel'Sw '.VOI
cle(t(CI to lZi-Ve fo. lilt! yI!tiI~ ea.:
johnegte It Fhe (u)Ci, t "Ilhil.
ga )e tor: tho.;I 1 -vhe tw o I mtn jolew 'ill
ClldvYil MayI andl NC iio.'i rt
dcgrso. tho hOno die Rincot 1acl logO
la uwding 1.Ol tho clt l~ wee Nto-1
adlloted to slec sw or fr:
fro io ttvtia linen, too IiWll thli
lrfk of theg o thoeralte we"* hlto"0
fi otfI 1( 3t111coa our 0 1 a inin celtl ,
1 itrow U, Lo thitelasl Go Ala F'r uklai 1?lcm
fII.1 TorI' J atvlltIari 11101 to swaelltt
of tVilens (A'o'. uler 1o1ti bO. C
I IIYI IIIo A. J. 111- tohat ii:.. Iels ow
1)ru Il er in alf I ( I L JNo i VN.
1).n~tCotsitZ. V. Garrott
.111o. '1.Ilgto Il ngr W illta s. .111
98c Whz it L
1r111jn of IT '. I.C; m iti \>te ~
%I Iq~ \v 114 'MI %
1 -I/ and Hage s B itts Nt.-,i
TIy ii i -:Iuis.li8\~
Columbol ia Su
10 Tall C"andSr
lot ran ltc u
sl 98c t Whih No a,
IR. W. Taylor, Win. Cole, J. T. Garrett,
W. 1. 'Harris, Lafayetto Ijoudersoii, F.
R. Owings and John (G. Tunrblin, and
others whoso names (10 not appoar.
'Whilst bowing in the ipresence of
tu iiandates of tile Ilord of hosts, We
feel that it is meet that we 'withdraw
for this hour from the visionary, lItful
senues of this transitory existoeco, and
PUlt oil recOrd Our attestati'0n 1Of their
cour-age, for1tituldl and hteroicdvto
to dtIy, hi peace as well as ill war'
dtre.ad crucible.
"And while in this -.oleinn sen.%ice! wo
are ar monished that our coriprals
igard Ill I. sooaIISWe r a liku Su111
elns t;) that Wi ch beckonA timi 1
hence.
Thi'iese were tile etibattlod hosts of
the Cofeoi.kerate tates, that for four
long years carried upon thoir bayonots
tho mitghtiest revolt of 'history.
These are of those who fought and
fell at .lailassas, tichmond, Shaaps
buteg, Froderileksburg, Chancollorsville,
Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Cold Ilar
bor, "Shiloh's dark and bloody ground",
Chickanauga, Franklin and at far off
northern pirisont and now sleop the
long death sleepi of timo, no More
will they ho aroused by tho midnight
call to armas. or .by -war; dread claners,
but will rest in sweot poace awaiting
the morning rorelle of tho Resurrec
tion.
'lhose were strong mien, m11en who
knowing their rights dared maintain
them, iV1f fed and barefooted, for four
ears against odds such as history
does iiot chronicle. It. Was of those
liin'l that the peerles's LeO, spoal(inig to
a lrit.ish ollicer that, accompanied his
. headuiiiIarlters, said: "I aimi ulialhlml for
the worldI to see mily liel oil dress
par ade but I amin not. ashamed for the
worbl to see them1 inl hattle."
'(eo, Jacksoni, I oIgsti''et, iHampton,
priices amolist mn, wer bi hut ex
I aIlted types of the soliiers of the COW
'1'dracy 1i) represeltativPe's of the iieln
a oeprivationsi and suffering, and
largo and .well assorted stock of all
Pittings. [roii, Steel, Shafting, P'il
and Washers and anything else you
ery slipplies at p 'eecnt low price.i.
pply Company
00Jlalm1 A,. S. t.
ar
.s. . I........... ....19
.. .... ... .... IIi.... .... ..70c
- thi week ... . i-~W...... ....19ce
.. .... ...... ......... ..25c
Irh 1 ths we.k..... .... 80c
l t'headis, his ~e............1c
'iiemu at :ihis w k ......212c
s wViei(..k ........ .... .... .... ..10c
is.w..k.... .... ......... ..15c
nIlu.thi...w..............1212c.
id \t'hdh. ihis wk... .. ....23c
shIhims. ti-sw.................10c
isw..k.....................10c
kb ... .ie... .... .... .... ....10c.
2 1-2 io li >. ihis w ek .. . . . 15<
ALL PRICES
~1manJ
whose immolation in the deadly broach,
with the yet greater sacrlAcos of the
womon of the South, who "strovo whilo.
they wept" and of whom it 14 truly ,
said that "Llhe tragedy of the Confed
eracy may be forgottcn, but the fruit.s
of the noble serviuc of the daugh tera
of the South ar% o1r plrpotual herit
age," have exalitd their loaders and L
gavo -theli place along with the great
caplains of Iistory.
Wo extenld to the FCorely bereavedl
fatilies and iends ol or(allen coml
rade's our deft'epest 'ymlvv'0athy and cOn
dOfle(nen, atn1 col: , ftd thef' to the lo%
hug., cmlp:1"ion of Himi, withouit whow;
ko noV Itlge. even tie Smallast of HII:
CereaturesV cannMot 1'a0.
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\\"atts Mills, Aprll 4.-On Sunday
evoning, March 27th Miss Lula Cooper .1
and Mr. Turner iryant war* happily
married at the reilence of, and by
Rev. 11. C. Martin.
On Tuoday morning March 29th, 1
Mliss Janette Molton and Mr. Elma
II. Suminerel were united in miarriage
at tho residence of the offlolating min
Inter, Rov. 11. C. Martin.
These young couples have many
friends who extend to them hearty
cot.gratulations and many wishes for
their future success.
Hey. Mr. Speor has conducted a se
ries of meetings here In the Metho
dlist churchi during Lth past week.
Mr. Goo. Stewart has 'been on the
sick list during the week-end but Is
better at tisl,; writing.
.lrs, lAN .\0oore IS now risiting rela
tives at this place.
Mr. Frank B111rns,, of Greenvyille, vis
ited relatives here last week.
Mr. Con Clark visited relatives at
I~nor-en onl Sunday.
Mrs. .lad Boho and daughter, MIt -
u% (1.-of Anderson. visite( Mr. and Mrs.
It. It. Ionaldson, last wok.
Mrs. .\linnio Grillin was called to
the (bedsido of her mother In Green
vtille oi Sunday.
-Found Seven tats Dead In Bit Next
Mornim."
Ilobert Woodruff says: "Miy ipremi
Ises wore inifested with rats. I tried
IRAT-SNAP on friend's, ret.otumenda
tion. Next morning fonnd soven deada
raits in bin, tIwo n ear feed box, thre
in stall. Found largo number 'ince.
No smell from dead rat;-iLAT--S> I
drys t1hem up. 1111t hnn I have e(1'r
used." Tl ret sizes. :; .5 nc, $1.2.
Sold .and grlad ,itr t'i-by ],aurtns lard
ware (o., PIutnam i)rig Store, and
Kennedy lros.
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BREAKING PR
L BARUI
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.Mibals Stin..Thr..d,..hi..\
I :0~-ic 'an ti- ower...d.\'...il
1 loti I ,aies'i( lpp rs ltizes'i
*\.\.i0 .\- e '- ) i s , il h i ktti
$I50 \~l en 's I ndl Yono NttIe
aiit . . . . . . . . .
No . 1 s Stoes 210ts Wst
No.ibStren' North Side ...
MT. GALLAGHER NE WS
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Mt. Gallaghor, April 4--The friends
>f Mr. 'Richard Knirlht will he glad to
:now ho is enjoying good health in
old age.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D1avenport were
>usiness visitors in Hodges Friday.'
.\Ir. C. A. M1arlier an1d falily are vis
ling parenits, Mr. aind Mrs. WV. H.. Day
iport. The';y hope to soon move into
11ur communi111ty.
Md r. and Mrs. George Owcns are ha-p
:y in anni1ouincing the arrival of a little
laughlter.
Th 'ipworth Leaguo met in the
:h1urch ater morning The service
mai conducted by Miss iEllon Abrais,
io are xxro it was enjoyed by all
rosent.
Mr. Robert .Modlock and UJiss Ethell
'llklagton woro halpply married at
he bride's home Saturday night. They
6re making their home in Ware Shoals
or the present. Wo hope for them a
ong and prosperous life.
We enjoyed the services of the 13.
r. 1'. U. last Sunday night at hit. Gal
agher church. Mr. Charlie Brissey
was conductor. A splendid service was
-endered. Mr. Thomas Dendy sang a
iolo which thrilled the hearts of the
udience.
Miss VIvian Martin, a student of
[ander college, spent Master with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin.
Miss Nellle Bolt, irigersville stu
ient., was with homefolks Plaster.
The friends of Mr. Silas Roe and
family greatly sympathize with them
in tho death of little Laura Roe, aged
lve years. WN'hile she was 1playing in
an old house 'where ahout eight hales
of cotton was stored she crawled un
der the cotton and set it on fire. The
flanies prevented anyone from rescuing
the screaming child. Mr. li0 '.ras not
at home du1ring the tragedy.
Mr. W. P. Davenport and wife YisIted
in Ware Shoals Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wardell are vlsiting
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Davies.
A tacky party -given 'hy Mr. Tom,
Odell. Saturday night, -was very much
enjoyed by the young people.
Mr. and Mrs. John Medlock visited
t heir daughter in Ware Shoals Funday
Mr. W. Ti. Davenport and C. A. Mar
ler visited in the Fork section Sun
day.
The friends of Mr. ChrIstopher Dav
enport will 1e glad to know that his
hand which was severely cnt, is (oing
nicely.
NSA
ICES 'AT BOT
UJN5 TH
.. .... ...... ..98c
.... .... ......... ....$1.23
.... .... ......... ....$1.79
w ek..... .... .........75c
.... .... ......... ....$2.39
is ai IDrawers, this week .. 39c
, his wVek ..............25c
s we.k.... ......... ....25c
e.k..... .... .... .. ....25c
Sla, ihi-. we4k .... .... ...25c
v.k.... .... .... .........5c
e, tis wVteIk..... .........25c
21-:2 10 4I 1-2. rlose out . .$1.25
. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ..$12.50
l'siltM. this week ... ....$17.50
... ... ..$0.98 t) $13.50
<1.:'5 tin~I $1.5 valuettts, thias
. .. . . .. ... ... ... 75c
...... .... ....98c tip to $939
... .... .... 5c, 10c Ilp io 98c
. .... .... ....i15ctip toi $1.79
.... .... .... ..10c iip to 39c
s Dresses, rlose oti at 1- prjice.
a, special .................$8.98
and( TicoleIitt DcIressetis, flue
... .... .......$12.98 to $10.98
shiui I......... .... .... ..10c
AS LOTS AR
tNS &
Laurens Street, Old Stai
f the Square in Burns B
0 W E N BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
Dl0SiG'N10RS
MANUFACTURERS
I IDCTOld
Dealers in everything for the Iue
tory.
Tholargest and best equipped maon
- -- umental mili In tbe Carolinas.
GRLENWOOD, - - S. C.
ATTENTION, LADIES!
Cut this coupon out and bring it to
COHEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
with One Dollar and they will sell you
10 YARDS OF GOOD 36-INCH
BLEACHING
VULCANIZING
AS IT SHOULD BE
Bring us your old tires and let us add new
life to them. All modern tools in use and
first class work guaranteed.
I McDaniel Vulcanizing Plant
Next Door to Post Office
Sewing Machine
Needles and Shuttles
for All Kinds of
H STORES Machines
IS WE EK
111(111 GiRADE %-1101-'s L.IWM, 'E
$;.01 en'1 's a.i' lll e ..................$3.98
$S5 . \lei's ai( W on, en's -ieis .... .... .... .......$5.98
5i10.00 .\len's and( Wo(oinen's Shnes .... .... .... .... ..$6.98
002.0 Mevn's mid Womnen', Shows .... .... .... .... ..$750
- lot .en' W ork Pauis. speeial Ih weck .... .... ..3. 85
1 lot Mlin's Work Shirts, 1-inn11r1ayv ehvi ts. th 0i we(k 75c
1 ]() . Men's heavy blueto <lenaii ke: l . . .;.... ....$1.25
1 lot lad ies' S ik li sie, this v t-h .... .... .... .... 25c
len's'line Fur llits .... .... .... .... ....98c itp 4) $3.98
\Ien's St.raw and Pan:1ala t ;11 . ... .... .. . $1.98 up to $4.95
$5.00 Woien's "'*Irai .1 ilk ,evmvitte nd r.114 pe-de
oh1ine, this week ............................$2.98
leaaltifiul IHIts, Inale ill omr work rmmis in liltirniore --
worn everywhere. ILatest vreations, this wvek $1.98
up to .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....$5.98
$2.00 W a h I , spe ial this w \v . . .... .... .... .. $1.49
$2.00 Alarmi lock, spe ial tihis week .... .... .... ..$1.49
$5).0() Gold Plat ed \Vaten. spve ial this week .... .... .$2.69
45* quality Tab le Oil Cloi h. this week, per yard .. ......33c
35f < iality L . Li., best Sea Ikhanl, yrd \ wi h 1i s week 12 1-2c
All Ladies' Iv'ady-tIo-e\ain jiaQ ''i sale this week.
,adies' Gaize Vest .... ......... ....... .... ....10c to 25c
Fly Netting, speelal .... .... .... .... .... ..... .. 121-2c
Sun I "ts (worth 25 per vei. more). special .... 35c to 75c
:;5e,, quality Camp box Paper mial Envelopes 11 ,on.ly ... ....10c
4;5.00 Silk Poplin Dress Skirt, unnsail bargain' .... .. . $2.97
l.00 Silk Iour-in-HIand Tics. this week .... .... ....48c
4()( Su1spenders, this we k .... .... .... .... .... .... 25c
E CLOSED OUT
$5.00 Silk Poplin
Dress Skirts
id. $5.00
lock. This Week