The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 10, 1921, Image 4
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LA.U'RtE NS, .S. ('., .\UlGUST 10, 1921
.\OT 1,110;.-:
It s a iusr -h'mw ruinlors; get start
ed sonlip tints (:,lt v,*!atI extrei..xy
the y a - carri--l. im itivtance. as a
result of the sit iltion now cotifront
ig the4 (ounty Su1ri So', it is being
Widely repolt-1-t th1 th1. (oIitny is
"brok"10 anel that a sulus previously
carriel ha.s b ee. n wipeq 011 t. While we
do not care to "( into the mleritS of
the dlifferen c's be-twetn the su i-irvisor
and the iff on one side anil the
< - . : th I h-. we and saf1v
say that the county is not broke nor
has- th-re xitei ally sul- uns of (.okinl
ty ft for 44 any 1410 The coility
governmet will n)ot h), broke until
Ottt rt rith . - o)f 1hei co uty t c ycre
the valles o th. p* . rt it ont ains.
It is filuit'. tru;I that th finlancing oIf
the cui -ty. O:- ll to thil se- r
var414\ I I 1h <e'l atio . has n ot I en
the ~ ~ %-;l too d ths la,~*il ui
bill dd C'. )Yi-Siei 1 lll -i
lon-,ods
A CF , -N
T'.- .\m u t 1:ry wh I h soI
mnt-d n lie lt'. litan try to
ah ly '.) i t l ti. I 1:- . i. boy- ' h
the S~rs senae, was again
e l by i -Stte in a in ly li
tori:-it t It , I 1.-s a,, I; ).' d
' u *111 i t D ial xa- kh 4tol -
kne- dn th e ra O. They have beenI
1orr v r . n l u. . 1 ' 1 ' ;
away with thI pf111. re h The
'Stat 1;is it
\WAh ou at CIhS S In <4 the
Iie I- t .( it t . 'I L:1o m l
and
ilni '' :.ar tha .':-:w o l>al is a1
". o li in' :* m.f , , .11.
i I I
I r l ti in S th Carol i4a 'las
v( 14 v W, t
I It r- I
-u b.-I e ,
ia ' r
t! I I r
h ( .it : : l n t w c
liu~i aI '' n. 114 i .- 4I. I .i~ir ti1 aI~ u r
(41 l d- thI :4-.: in 114 a natona (144-.
ti)n. whenI -a yo . nian. Is fI
rne? l' fl-l ,sil l.! \:--- 4mt '. .
S ator 541;--i 111n4m C hl~ if aI
in te - I ' 1(S I i'5') t1
Wanti. 4Wi Y- -~~ ~ ;1 I
X-lu"'ther ill :ixtIn rv(- lant t i a . i
the pane o-fi the1, Ioo .
some a4 t'en I 1 were u willin t 11in '4
140 -14'- n 1i-- it' f one 14 of the
st a-t e 1.:1t h - fo r t9 il. h e nad tn.
fluential fi-:s in4' -'1'y oun t am'.
ation are the continued vitality of tex
tiles and owidespread gains in the
building trades," the statement said.
"General bitilding operations scent to
be gatherini impetus steadily and
while snarked activitics in t'ils line are
still somewhat sporadic conttic
prograts of greater or less magn!
.uidc- are gradlually matu.'inig in prac
ically lI parts of the counitry."
Textile taills in Virginia retporting
July 1I5 a total of $."19 ein lo,-ces
ho-ed an in rcar.e o! 10!19. TIere is
an a1,tindance of far- help in the
stat.
In (ecrgla there I co:iderable
unlploymentI, iron aind steel!it
a1nd inachinc sholis runinin. il ch b.e
ow normn~al. Saw mnilk, andwod.or
also show de reao:e; in cni:!o:-mvnt,
-1hil. textdils are hold!!":- thi r ow.-.
N rih ('_;olin:'. report ".o : A
Une12'tnl)!iyicI.-, lt ihi and st ,.
go*iers no ;, rul are idle. Eighwy
:reo textilp mihils lniploying in .July
la a total f Am0. shooed a du
vrease of I0'2 less than the previou.
month. lunber mills show a ac
Vrease.
.\ -!!- t ' as: in m ( ll;oy1n ::t ,In
the textile mills in South C'rolina
: hown by the re>irt to the -
patttlent. I nllber laills let out
'Aer 1-:'-, while bumildineu trades areV not
act ive.
l oriela tl . 1i tt .1 staite-wite l;nl'e.
n.:h:n. and what unem::!oy net
lhire i., i:: conlfint la r to clIt ' ill
workers. I-mber mWH: ro ortel In
" a ::inll d ym -' I'lit the1( tr
down~t. m' I . -;: rcty of we; lk:. f..
i! 1 . and on tlw roads is repot
as being I stiouS, at ak
. -ilt 'f -ver.: tllo sal: wal kers
u i/ nd m!an:- npor
- '.o orthrece d V.; '
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In t ha
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. il in :: s . , a Io ll th ' h o .
h.re4 a.4 1 : t1 an hi .4;m were14
.ulyr, .le1~
, :s nt w7 4 44t4 .9 m
i t d I. . 1 :
G1:01.\ 4 .NA (.~
W. . TChrk Sec. I ara 11(
The annual ren of the t, .va
lie itt '. ( ~4t. \ Il I ( .1:m(aI:tt e 1
The 5IniiTat of e (lN~t I"jI I.
:necaseo toi and Mnla dal!u,1ft 111ver.
Jnejtt, IANAl\'N I.r :VOJ' tt (j;IIf
'Idbeti.) ('On be takl by:~h anyone
.vithoutt c'au1t;l1, nler'vo lness (or rint'
ng in thte br~lad. 1'. W. (jjoy;'s gig
nntorn rmt br. 'Riu.
SUPREME COUNCIL BEGAN
SESSIONS MONDAY
Paris, Aug. .-Consultation rela
tive to the U:pper Silesian question
took place here today between the
heads of various government delega
tions to the meeting of the Supreme
Allied council, prelimlInar1. to the
d-r-lit -c-io-n of the council this after
noon. It we5 hwed to present at the
first ineeing of the Lody the view;
of Franc", (Ircat 13ritain and Italy,
which have 'heen divergent thus far.
iPrHime Alininter Lloyd Geoi'.e oi
GrWECt 13ritain took dinner witO I'
.:!ar Hiand Ltl niilit, and later the
: "o s : n had a long confercsce.
: was assmu :ndi hat an attcnmpt was
made by them to adjust tire confjet
inng p'AIdon of their governments
relytve to V.' Siiia yo that tG.c
~he 1 i'fl'c ou(' o'l In:;!
1; 0 e x p 1,dit d . T h is n lo r n ing 's i m e 0 t
in: of the (cnnuil was not held, L
ITS pltaned hMime l'eier Dono
ni of Italy had not arrived in time
to parti ipate in it.
it is undar:stood that Great Britain
-ou'. :l,' the ilesian prolh m hy
1*aard:ng:' Iho dis'tricts; of P'less and
nWA tW 1' and, and it Is sa i WA'rm
ter I. y Gerg ha.3xres
>re:1e:ns:An that any other rolutLo::
n .:a' h nd, ow t.b
d a heeni I'o!anld and
1u , 1 1. rivt v. :t :k -
- a A h cxpn.ra that
t:,. of Ill(: ; i. t
t i va:lvd . :.1iddh,
;W' d ( 0 -. of the Oder' rivo:-, 1'
nI ti i'olan:i Iari han ib1 so:
999 1 n of t) :u-- aini;l distrb-t inl 1:1
(.1,11I (j I1*'t' * o kl: - colu a.
olh l rl('art 'j ':I ouM
wh t Iit C. 'i:;owed a c!ca: 31
11- :1 the m aIL tinlg Of the! co-:n-1
i.id Q the rm sneo X
i r t) Gr-"al 11ritain1, w o c:kn l
io
: ( .!!! . : n t fr In i: n : i ad
-Q GASV. I
1' C) I' 1'.'''
1:-i.n 9 11e -
bC
I ~ ~ 199.
al An:n t 1 .. l In ' 9fe pI : 19-!
'3 1199 -r jof, . t i I o'cloc4s in t .
lu00, to) b . w enu1.. ii II, HOi '
$ * * $* AO. .G . Thm s
' a I -
' I .-t to '
Iaizn I ' n I
sliv:i kitchen...9\, 1 va i e ,! 1 a l, i ce'I
box,\kU) r Cking~ hirs, 6 ii~g is
artc .e . W . W Iki C u c r .
1,:airns.a I' t-pd
l"or Sni-- re l t n i hV .\
'lr ., . .1!.k tL(i s n ( 13 3 , t di ' m i ., cli r.
tlta: -:r. S. oI9 . 'ii' 'Lil 1 ( oR a r
For Sue' - -Two ofiet onl t'.. :
1.91 : : : 8 rs. C o. ;
1 : or. ~ 'jle -- x r fa e- 0,
i'di cockrel 2.dii l0: an d A 1.;-:~ I
Th.-1 arc 119 Marc an1 td A 9ril ha1t11 hen
irds'9 and! wei-: fz'rmi to1( Ci pon(l:
a:90tunt next spr9ng WI ~ . W. Wt'Ihl'1ad99.
25! Gordon St. HLuren1s9. :-2t-'9d
Faitrit Ifor "Sale-11:1 neres', '-ro 919
d elingI g'ood, bar and* tenan1't rhoup(s;
Mt iles~ 10'1 11ity, nead r thurch i. h
1aym el I'uthr W-- :.an, a wer. -
for all makc car's. City Vul--'an,1i''n
I,'t lon04 1 ..0(: c c l 111i. r -r f9(9
1919f01)9'TI; have~ nrna to( be (19
. urens two dl'aysm' *ahmnh fyu
REAOFIONS FOLLOW STEADY
ADVANCE QOTTON LAST WEEK
Considerable Southern Selling and
Seattered Itealizing Fnses Priceb
Oly.
New York, Aug. S.-The big advanc
cs of last week were followed by reac
'ons in the cotton market today with
Decenibor selling off at 13.51, or 28
points net lower and 36 points below
the high prices of last Friday. That
<elivery closcd it 13.33 with the geni
eall markiet (losing steady at a net
decline of 17 to 30 points.
The market opencd steady at an ad
vance of 7 points to I decline of 7
,00ints1; 'wi1I near mn1Iths relatively Irmn
in a contintation of last week's huy
ing iovemnt. The bigger sr ot busti
n1s ! reI'tred !n Liverpool sect.ied an
(':'co .u i a feature *. but the British
utui-e ma1ket ,a lower than due
and hmi se. with Lioerpo li ca etions
were '.ers here at the opat . There
v~as also considerable southern selilng
and scattered realizing under which
prices soon easi(d off, A ith the reaction
a1CCOnl.'allied 1by Iumn1ors t ha the hi gh
ev basis asked in the south aIlad cleck
ed the deIaid from the- Far East, and
that there were prospects for cooler
weather in western belt sections. Some
of the early sellers wcre disappointed
by the oflicial forecast for warmer
weather in Oklahoma, and after seliling
al'out 20 points net lower the ma rliet
steadied up to several I)o0ints oneoverI
Ing. Trading became very quit on
rallies of in or 12 poiit.s. however, mid
the marklt weakened again ulring tle
afte0noon i:idei renewed realizing and
souther ledge senliti. October was
relativel y eay, ielling of to 1:'.17,
while .Jlanary broke to 13.59, min1,116iig
net losse,; of about 17 to :11 pain on
the general list. Closing prices were
within a few point.; of the lowest. Ito
Ports were circulated through tihe d!ay
that trale dmand was less aive
the h'ighrric es, hut othew :. Ithi
a: ll'd to he little ()Ir ni th e in
the gemiec' harnI e r of the ne.:. 121d
llo)t of thI ie loaI l -;II S lo t im 1 .11 a
good seller here late In the :!. bt
l.iverpool hlought. Conlierable Cttlon
on the (h l-. and the w':-z p:'
soie buyi:) oin the rally i:i .
rates.
Offlee in Peophrs 11i1n1k I"u11i1!11
it
PIRf-WAlt 'lli'.
Write Its
C.
0, j'ido Long
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ent--rprise :r:tlonal IXr.h I.' Kdr
Simpson, Cooper & Babb
iii!h !'ro'* e)ee inl til .ttate ('oumr ,
rui:iilt Atltntion Giveni All lRush e~o
Dr J T. RURIEDGE1
DENTIST
C. E. Koined~y & Son
Undertakr
E mbalm-ers
LAUJRF.NS, - - - S. C.
COTTON
l'nits, or tn Iales up
STOCKS GRAIN
l'nIts of 1n I'nlis of I ,000
All contr acts sOtt B In Grieenvlille
D i reet l'ri'vate W~ e to Now York
J.T ASON
23 ('on'E'rs fOne'r lnolrdt..
(Grevn ille, X. U,
'orrespondenta
I 'ost al L~ong D istlanoco
ROSE & SON
or'I a in?:''r'' ' frtee h )Okt-i
2( Stne St N(ew York
EVE RI
FLASH
PO
I am offering
idence on W,
This houS is
with a high
. te rm0,-t1
slep ing porcl
heat, gocd h
haen and larrg<
tenant house;
runninig water
uider good fe
j4MA
Put your 42 mony i
thatit sasoltel \af
burglar ~ profanImn
Oul!)r bank isoe ft
Puat your barn
bgla too avedo cmnt
standbehind ou Nat
gladto ak ou oURn b:
The Entierprise
N. Bi. DIAL, President
READY
LIGHTS
WE
CO
6ALE
for sale my res
Est Main street.
brick veneered
rrade brick; has
yTo baths, large
. Has furnace
Olrse barn, cow
garage, 3..room
has pasture( with
-, and 3 1-2 acres
n1ce.
12,500.00
liareful Men
INI
ur National Panik *nd know
.Our vaults arve fir& and
,vith money and character
al Bank.
he vast system of Federal
mnd together for the protec
icir'depositors.
iking business~ anid shall be
> See us.
r cent. interest.
ink'YOUR bank.
National Bank
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