The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 04, 1922, Image 2
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(Contintued from Last Week.)
And ie, likewise, stared at the toe
of his own right shoe, whilh was iso
icuiihtig the groitud. lierbert felt it
ilt tit better; this t1llhdiviSion of his
dliflicutieis sveled to be working out
'with surprising ease.
"t dott't snIy we wvill and I donl't
miny we won't, Itlery lidded. "That's4
the way I look at It. My f'ather and
tuotier are always talkin' (Io tne; how
I got to) be polite 1lii evethti 1ng, nilt
I gttess 11111v i t's titlil I begin to
July sote 'tentitont to what tiey Sny.
You don't have youtr 1ather atnd iloth
er for always, ytt kntow, Ilerbert."
llerbert's inlootl at once ci nwthl
this tinprerec-ofIt ed filhi tu0lehncoly.
"No, youtt i't, llenry. Thalit's what
I oftii i 1111k nihout. Ilnyself. No, sir,
at fellow doesn't halve Is faither 11114
Inlotherl it) a lv h111n our. whole life,
11110 ykou ought to do it good deal ilat
they say while they're still iive."
"Tht'llIs what I SHY," llenVy 1agreed1
gloomnily ; asiten without anly ad
teration of his toie or of the deItetled
thouight flilliv s of h1Is attitudle, hev
chanIe the Subject In a way that
painfully Stiarted I I Is enlpi aii onl.
"ilave You ;nIv \'aliil Torhin todily,
"Il1ve you Seenl W'alle ''orhin to
day?"
ll' rbert '\atllowed. "\ \h y what
hi ks . -willt ilt'es yo sk tue 11hat,
At til l ' h i a I tid.
"Wthi nothi '." 14,e11ry still k lt I'l
;i i'll 'iy . i : 1 1 O .
halppenl to, Nos himu IIn scholol 11hi aft4,r
o11lon 11 h I I ut enei.d I look in the
loor 'f the l'ight-.\ when It was op1e i
Ii di't want to killow 41n alccount (of
anlything :2rliillar. I J111uslIt 52 5 h p lie t
to sany till't hereII2 I ili t hal' ve n'ly
thng lse to ink lhottt Just then.l s
1 Jt.1' har pt'wi't d 1t1 lthini about him,
the \\ay you dlo whenl you havenl't got
atythi n: 11t 11h oil you1 11dr il, d
mnight -,4.t i nkil i n ii' aboit youi e l't
'ell w iit. T 'sll th10 wI t wa il I w s;
I J 11usI lul l !w 1n ' : oiil tllerlt f
lie was arotl atywiere, Inutyhil."
II(,I I y'; ton'e was o i'lusly, even
elallorately, sinier t and Ilerbert was
rea-ssured. "Well. I dihin't See h1uni,"
he epolet. "\'Ilayho he s Sick."
"No, hII Il't. " his frieltl ,lII(.
"Plorenice lni Ic' S aw hiiu ctr l hasi
is do" down thI(% s'tree bout oon,"
At Ihs 11olirhrti's tne tsirs was
Iv'neilofOrtablyer 11frtwed. "'lorence
1111 i? Wher'di you st t-lorentt'oi.
Mir, lHofte swallowed. "A little
shitIo ago." he maie. and ga iI noal
lowed. "()it t he wily honoe fromn
". k- k lSIh r w
th r id o tn1lon o.a i. -e r
-- id -'l ren 'lid sh n, t l
otTarkigon
I1us~frdionts by'
,,r w inMyers.
-. 1921- bye, Bell Slyncicatelnc.
hild hr in r of' :rrival heen le88
nssturtd. Sh conlit'il up the stairs;
cniae skipping naross t lie old floor,
swhiging her but by a ribbon, tung I
open te gitIe in tle Sacred lit IIkii,
anti ltoiio'tr l Into the prielpit l chair,
I niiiiiiiilt'stly 1in11011g her feet onl the
Wil Ii frmt of hat chtir. Addi
tionally, suchl WW', her1 ri101011. livell
niss, she if' l t otI t) light anti sitoke
it slith oif' a ltatd liil . '"Well,
iin."I sli' said h eIIartily 11 1n n a vce Ias
Suiiit'td to ItI that of a (fill. p wi erfut'V1l
111211- --"1 <l N't want to see an1y loatin'll
nrounid her(, nien. I expect III ha t
pretty guod i ewspaer. til' weeik
yes, sir, a pretly gool iewspaper
ntd4 I gh s you iie gio o Jiinp
artiii)) i tiII ty brisk to ) do evtery'z thing
I thinik of, ir else tu ybe I giess I'll
litvii () turn y utf ol 111i4l get Si41i n' ew
ons that'll he ort obwa eit . lI don't
wantl tip haf to d10 that, Oh.
The hhtknuile inrinrs inadle no4
reply, onil otn of an1 lin hility thalt
was1 ' perfet- for the m1omlent.
F.4loe~w 11nnde4 it tln o Itbein 11h11
hecfrhSho was soeI( editor tif thev
North I by rolo. (Sh siid
%~
The Blackmailed Partners Mada No
Reply, on Account of an Inability
That Was Perfect for the Moment.
Sho 11u11 derbledl not toIh:ng thet
aude Ifter all.) Slht Iufirinild lthoi
iotin' i nr e; It he' atid ot ,-w re It ::i t
all Inkyt iS al nas ty h si . lii heit
would. howevr' osvti allsrii'o
ne l vi As, she in' wl' t'nrit'
l Ttht news lit l woi d ht'ew I prinitd
.ut'i (ithe wote li. :n rne i
ThI iiad hI coolr hadinl pos-h
se sin 't'spn eaIng'' t stry.3I' nir
in Iuh I thor eo clin fah ihelltel h' I e'nn-ii
(linue It) lilnae it her w'oierei un
Ins rt il I eel pcztIho az rot tits there w sc
petiazig h; tere lien i ven' alt It ikeI
ha erosIon.tle o I.'eshad l' hIstr
view wth t lirbt lit'lithr innear li at hi'
liwn ador t i e expldainIedxI coiy e the
lie Iry~ I a l it h at grow lstv ir If lie
parin phres andt3 haid dlded atI I lit
ent all hirsp e 11)1 ii ti hihin t a withe
nlt onflnr' niI bu .lorence
ter a onhepn be. V''MiIIn ~l
thenr ad flrbet'ad ot
e to hInserl;bu prloirncro
bainnied I)erherttht fext rt de
Aendn on aurea thern,~ she'had i
nowlneger jout hend Itena theIn'y
-pe rnu of writingi inid hItsw
hntned abnd siened ith ise mcpet
nAcopy-thatlyh fhadd wiscoveredcthe
pape therePtt hand dole111 ost i se ht
toit wafo lin nplacttre bpIne il, ane
lnlopne upon the putrid wof wlced
wat alreadywittenhr. Wlie cTerhn
irehys fom Floe ere." th
iegrhoortou coofsd ot ydrd onr
floy eddnntc, anldttle laterthateenn, l
tera tlepone coveratin wth
"There's a good deal about you in it,
this week, Mr. Dill, and I guess-I
guess--"
"What, Florence?"
"I gie',s maybe you'll-" She looked
up tit hin shyly;,then, with no more
to any, turned and ran back in the di
rection whence she had coume-and
,ias gone. Noble walked on, not at
once exiamining her little gift, but car
rying it nbsenftly in fIngers still lax tit
the mid of i <ihngltig m. There was
no life in hiiu for inythlng; Julia was
wa.1y.
Awiy-a-nd yet (he dazzliig crea
tire looked at hint from sky, from
varth, from ir; looked at hin with
the most polgimn it kIn01dnetss, yet Il
wiys shook her head ! She hald anii
mwered Iis first letter by a kind little
eti9e, his s(eond by ta kinder aid littler
ne. nioil his third, fourtI, fifth, and
ix th by no note at sall; but by the
kiidest niessage (throtigh one of her
nts) that sit wsis thinking about
im great tall. And even this was
iiree wvks nuo. Since hen, from
LIE
Collins' re
travellers to
ish like snoi
know that C
prices and s
whether littl<
sure, safe, ai
les, dimes an
The Hand Writin
difficulty tralslated
our interpreter tral
higher prices, and
,t ple before the
we are im proper po:
a -les at less tha
iCces today. I wan
we are going to wor
well as GuIr OWN. XV
(ceivable source tha
obtainedI at under i
is the mighty lever
high grade mer'chai
store, bought at sut
encn sell you at less
c'ost.
Napoleon told 'e i
he a'~lways won in bai
* the ability, and1 the
ity, and the right wv
see that when we a
Collins is going to
sameI prIinciple ash th
won in battle. We
confidence in oui' ab
to planlk down for a
at under pr1ices.
The Hand Writil
being constr'ued by
to mean Cotton at L
naturally to be infe:
are to advance acco
will bc best to answ<
tunity rings, giving
high gr'ade merch
under price. Wat(
quotations next wee
the Laurens papers.
JOB'l
Julia-nothing at all!
Iut yesterday something a little
stimulating had happened. On the
street, downtown, he had come faco to
face, momentarily with Mr. II. I. At
water, Senior, Julia's peculiar old
father; and for the first time in No
ble's life this Air. Atwater nodded to
lin pleasantly. Noble went oil his
way, elated: Was there not something
almost fatherly in this strange greet
Ing? There had been an enseient of
the pali of absence; and he glowed
with thoughts of Afr. Atwater.
The glow faded somewhat from
Noble wien he reached ni teitjpleone:
ho ealled up ' '" mother, and slo said
Ihere was n ecent news of Julin
current In the Atwater family conece
tion (lat she could hear of ; none of
tiem had word that sIte was coming
hiome. However, Noble did not dge
Seend all the way into the cellar of
his soul; some of his glow remained
and kept him a little more lcerful
than le had been for several weeks.
Tle kind greeting of Julla's father
had stirred his imagination. An event
E A
LIC
d signals blaze
Laurens' new s
T before a mic
Dlins is in prop
ave you monel
3 or large, and
id sound return
d dollars in the
g on the Wall was with
in August, 1921; but
aislated it as meaning
we bought heavily of
tdvance; consequently
;ition to sell you many
n the manufacturers'
t you to know too that
k for your interests as
e buy from every con
t mer'chandise can be
wVices. And spot cash
that lifts and places
'idise in Laurens' new
ha discount that we
than nmnufacturers'
n that the reason that
tie wvas because he had
confidence in his abil
eapons. Now you will
r'e fully equipp~ed that
win the trade on the
at by which Boneparte
have the ability, the
ility and the Spot Cash
ny thing that bobs up
ig on the Wall is now
professional phophets
[igher Prices, and it is
'red that cotton goods
rdcingly; so possibly it
'r the call while oppor'
you a chance to buy
mdise at Collins at
~h for our matchless
k, which will appear in
DD.
so singular might the linterpreted in
the happiest wa.' What had Julia
written her fathe., to change him so
toward Noble? And Noble was still
dreamily interpreting as ho walked
down the street with the North End
Daily Oriole Idle In an idle hand.
(To bo continued.)
(et a box of .11-0-Na Stomach tab
lets at 'lIaurens 1 )rug 1 Co. and sto) all
(lt eke. R leves indigestion, or
money lback.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on Ue 11th (lay of
January, 1922, I wi:i rend w a final ac
count of my acts and (ongs as Admin
istrator of the estate of %. V. (Garrett
deceased, in the of!lce of the Judge of
Probate of LaIrens coanty at 11
o'clock, a. in. and on the same day
will aupply for a final diszcharge from
BEAC
1-HT
the way to light
tore, where higi
[-day sun. I v
er position to pi
r on your evei
that you will all
s when.you dro:
Collins Store S
Is Your Husband
Aunt Melinda answer(
the most wonderful prc
he's gwme t' provide
New Year provided he
he's gwine t' git th' mo
git work; he's gwine t
he kin git a job that sui
ful pr1ovider is Collins
We can provTide you wVi
chandise, bought at nm
the priice' you are aske
stores. Tioday, we can
Electric Irons with al
in the $'7.00 kind, for (2
dippers, the kindl that <
1.9 cents; counterpanes
ly be ready for your1 in
Wonder if in the fir
be free firm "black n
the ONE Great Scorer
gainst our names He'l
won or lost, but how w<
We play a fair game;;
you want it, and forg
is marked in plain figu
low that the way-farin
he be a fool need not e
slot to drop his nickles
in in order to secure th
est, the surest and th
It is our wish that
may have a Happy an
Year.
We can equip the n<(
keeping. Cupid assis
Cupidity often divorce
Department Store at I
keep 'em separated frc
CO LI
my trust as Administrator.
Any person indebted -to said estate
Is notifled and required to mako pay
ment on that (late; and all persons
having claims against sail estate wil!
present them on or before said dlate,
duly proven or be forevegr barrd.
M. A. GARR1ICTT,
Administrator.
Decemb-ri 14, 1921. 2 -
FERTILIZERS
16 Per Cent Acid Phosphate
Nitrate of Soda
7-5-5 Mixture
8-3-3 Mixture
8-2 1-2-1 Mixture
Get our prices.-they are right.
Rheney Seed Store
CLINTON, S. C.
W
YON
the trading
i prices van
rant you to
incture high
'y purchase,
ways secure
p your nick
lot.
a Good Provider?
d: "My husband is
vider you ever saw;
somethin' fo' the'
kin git th' money;
ney provided he kin
' git work provided
ts him." A wonder
Department Store.
th high grade mer
>t much over half
d to pay at most
provide you with
:tachments thereon
nly 8.98; aluminum
lo not rust, for only
and sheets will like
spection next week.
tal wind up we'll all
larks." For when
comes to check a
1 write not that we
played our games.
your money back if
et not, every thing
res, so plain and so
g; man even though
rr regarding which
,dimes and dollars
e safest, the sound
e greatest returns.
aach and every one
di Prosperous New
awlyweds for house
ts in joining 'em;
3 em; and Collins,
iaurens will always
m high prices.
iNS