The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 08, 1922, Image 4
Tbe SUbbertiser
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Laurentis, S. C.
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bit44r1 - d Cards of Thanks: One
Colt, Vord.
watdrefd at the postoffice at Laurens,
2. C., as second class maill matter.
iUltlENS, S. C., FEl. 8, 1922.
\\'hen the wid and railn renehed
hh hIIroportions .lMonday ih1t the
e4lectric line4s of the polw conipany .
.e Ir p I. m of corInll i ion4. Conse!
4uI4'itly, all day Tu'13.,hly Te .\dver
this's a.whinj eIy If al 1 in shwa, il4
Time.n e ue I i hael;Ii 13n 4 Tsdy ev
ening w o i i *. inwa . lp the ls1t
tins, tiuit .1.t. ., a inIllhpro
is (:laY 1:,!(, \' ve-ry innen~i re4
t
\rV wn- i v ri .m1eve wa1 ta1
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\\I b I II :I I I'h Ii I o nator
( w in t o rI.I : I I In Ih r a ru
tion oI' sevea dI eptiI s to th olie f1
I lm- sher1iff would create a conider (1! -
a1l Sl Viln*, inl xi )SO with it.1, Ioss
in vlli'iency. Th1 Aduveriser is Con
v e tc( hal seve I ra I oI 1 c e :)s. With
pr1operi slippia froniilitiesic .itudges an114
people to croalh. a !whloh'sonnv 'vfeir of
thle law, rol ubll i aintain orlder ill the
e nty. The Adver is.er has lio criti
cisial of I the personnlel (1f thv present
I'll 1 police ,"Y:=tell, bull w\- bel ieve
tha1. lit 4 11e 111y O.l.livit- and nIor t
(.(Itil I ill 4 : taI 4 4 I i t I((1h (I e vised
.\41 la. t the 1\\. liwllorcenien4 t aulthorlit1
inl he co n y hl n1(11141tlot h%( . dividel.
.\A ! '!.T ( '1E ((01 . i
Solith ('at'olill't illlist sterde frcli
iliJ ra . IhIllr are thou4 aniv, who
inl their own it \, rib41 ; a re r.1Nyin11g, '
wod141 lov lo knlow Iow to readt1 an<
t111ill I 1 'Jill It leve l' l 1
c hanl ~'".Thu' writes ks. \\'iO L1l
t441141.44314:1 : Ii::r of1 A ll Schoo!t' ill
Wr. \\'e (1 'h. it h rf inl a tse <
a I Ii .(II 1.' 111'1 4'I*Vl i 11y 1 hat ' he' y 1ll2
list I th .it inll 1111e inl u'I ng l Ihe ro.
o a 4 lui4 t .: hoob: in Ih ew -( it m Iy I "Ih.
In 14i. ' ten 33' l year Sou t ('o in
h4s4'u3144 wmuterful progre4s in 14 edu
dItic the re ar14 new3I; 414 a (n h lte anl
Inrt i i s4'4 ti. ll 44tmparatively llteIn
IThe1'I 11(0 night classes 'I' dut in th4(1
(shouhn I 144-I: :s lesi e but)1 1is oi bly th111
gat est 1414 o toward~l(43'~s 14145r 1itiza
tilAel IMOA434 Il I1&lf:)C (1 taNtelY
Wbithi il road; author434 i t114 , 14n3 effrtsO t1
teuret conven11'ient 4 trnsottion.( li
dute ntil .to wag1l~n es, but'~ Itha Io
n.1(3ana3geln is 14 4 '1. p ving Icostly.o [('
spt o wb31'llilespritedlesir 4of 4mar14
eblelit' tol iatn whe 1meeting4441s ndIt
oblorttyIl 4 f tritab opera-t(3111Ion44
t110 ains, l asiic ae hby th atg p0
tae on ah W1Ispeelal trIn'1' run fro3
hi *e last w(eek and4( the conl~tied d
m ds for another train sInce th;
-tLi, e, both fromn this C' -- ' e
t esi!11 railrioadis have p)ositive
rd!1sedl to Initiate any movemoqt
p -ft by this5 favorabsle a1tut1Iion. C
t(1 contrary, private c'a. ..
al~ Interested In rilroad pr4ofits,. ha'
b iforaed to shoutlder theO respons
1) ty and or'ganilzation O~ipense
t e trains, at &tn actual expense
t nuiclves, lwhile the railroads ha
n only refused to'.assist In dissn
n. ing InformatIon Wcessaryr to socit
p sengers, butt -hitje appeared ,
t le that they wier. iontdrring a
e favors on the people by allo*ili
t minto guar'intee a pr'ofit to tho ra
S and ride the .trains .at so mu
mile4 Ordipartlr W)e. Afveytis
aa nye11athetie ar to the wc
St talog 4f the ratrosds: andI is d
to let them runi their aftal
n dbpat4'td? btt Rttuh glari
railures to reap profits and the seem
Ing disregard of the Wishes of their
patrons, causes us to lose Home of our
syipithy and to receivo with more
considel'ation charges of railroad in
ellclieney.
BILLY SUNDAY SIPCIAL
Second Special to be Hun to Spartaii
burg Thursday.
Several of our public spirited citi
zens have guaranteed the C. & W. C.
railroad and secured another special
train to Spartanburg tomorrow.
The original plan for Friday had to
be changed on account of the annouice
ilent that Air. iSunday will speak to the
"Women Only" next Friday night. That
accounts for the change back to Thurs
day.
Th(! traii will Ilave the station inl
Laurens at 12 M. Thursday and re
turning will leave Spartanhtirg short
1' aflte the night seivice; thus en
abling all who go to Iake inl both al ter
11011 and n1iight. srvices.
This will prohably be ihe last. oppor
tWniiy For oiu poilie to 1ue ths lait
hi ia. t iwo iad r1111-1 tfor
c l ' l aty. Tlle ;l tian: lasb on 1 1 y
''lat I i< lonne r and duingi It hIoeI
v1ot N... 4 t he ar 1w i lly'anhu jirg lpeo t'le will
i i . th full bennfdw l wroaill
..f lint, t mlit ie i r i on forl
-tit y ( m -1 uiritie owni.
Al. : s . :w' lcommlll' -
h I in t: in (1r , It it- in ,r 1 lotrl,
b ,-, i 11 ( I ntnugh 'o :1ifr e lo s ll;
i( i uili on s at ith, ! lolei
T y r in I"n a ri I!
iO'clo-k l t t \i. ll- tick' l aent at
I'dhe d o4it an ( ll acmnilil ate. Ihl pldic.
(!h ('a wohas ini sd to keepi
IIIlin-r id o .ee couIr hotise for
thI, emr. of ourl l'riendsL fronm ('into,01
'i'.'s Iil!, Wa t(rloo, (Iray Court. o iti
the y, and in :;o park youi c.'s thr
for. coniveniencve and protection.
The rate. will be h sam. as last
A tk, k, nainely%. $2.1" round t rip, and for
chibi beiitiween G and P1 yars of
ag ti v, $ 1.(1ii.
hiser is hardly a persolt who does
nlo wish t ihar "liiy aundy for 0e
is today the Most ieinowedl evangelist.
in the world, and we Shall probably
neverw have <Iinite So good 1an oppor
0tti C.2litt .(1. .i.Vl
y to hear him aain.
C. T1. SWAR'ICS.
DI1. . F. CAL IOUN DEAi
NatHve ofl This Couety Died i lis
lome in Texas, ,itinduayry Nh.
Or. it. 'i. Caliounil, onle of tile most
prinwa-in physic.ianls inl Texas and a
native of balrns died at his ho e in
ieaumont, Tas, Sunday midorning,
.a ... Cot 1WtSailhoun died in hib
. ' o oeirg l warickend with illnss vblich
t rminat l in his dath, Or. Caloni
!- a mt o: af iv mf Tt winse cainv
t wity be an r ( the tenlder w.'"v of I .
ters, n h n Ihe "'onf -
te hanry and foh fllowit valer i
thle end.
114, was- born in itte October, 25
A!of 'XHis Fater,: Mudlow Calh'ol
v and wMfollwe ll bhis on4whoi hne.
ed a Smio B l-oiargmlt i
'Vjved i man hates, buot came ou
Mrtha anile unouok nd.~ if,
i.ngsouto('arolnd .watalmst. devsta
hdrby thekonfl,.A an in 186 . CaIo
exas.f lireloente in~ Brzori ~o unx
y, Talrei n t8ftmaried Missgpre Mti
on wa bo#yr one Won A. Ludolo Ca
y' ien euot 19, he ~ II maie
Dr. Calhon is als suviedbyh
I sitr ls EgnaMdltn
Notice to Singers
The South Laurens Singing Conven
JIon will meet at Calvery Churca Sun-'
Jay afternoon, Feb. 12, at 2:30 o'clock.
Nli singers of 'Jaurens county are cor
lially invited to meet with us.
HI. Y. ABRAMS, I
Secretary.
Napoleon In 60 Battles.
During his long military career Na. 4
poleon fought (0 battles. t
I
PALMIET T O LODGE, No. 10, A. F. M.
A regular communication
of Palmetto Lodge. No. 19,
A. OF. i., will be held on
FRIDAY night, Feb. 10,
at 7:30 o'clock. Members
are urged to be present and visit
ing brethren welcome.
By order of
H'. 0. ANI)l'itSON, Ci.. L. SMIT-H,
Secretary. W. M.
s s - s -s
SPECIAL NOTICES. I
l,o's\--I tneh of keys Monday. Find
eI pleas: rethurn to 1autrns iardware
Co. 30-l 11-p(d
Tespass NfllerI---I forbid any one
hiininiiijg, gin?.iilg or tre(s)assiIg in any
way on Iy place. Ii1 so yo will be
lilble to ti full extent of, the law.
.\Mrs. larvcy BI. G ray. :,0-i t
I'or eni - A gootI farmi, already
SI*()-ed, for stanhlingp irent. or port ion
( clop, or vouIlti sell with terms to
-o(d parties. A pply to Cliftolla 111ld-1
Si,\\'aItta- .\illk, S. C. :"()- It
I-'or Sn -- 'a(dilla ro dIster, frieshl'3y
paint ld anid inl fint- condition. See
Iirool:s S wy 'ert at Swvyr,1'ort, Niclivis
& ('o. : 11)-2 t
or Sale Good iniilk ci. Don't
vI lto bui. vomo 111 1 i ' lhi cow . .1.
11. l j:11m in, I.:11urenfs 10t. -1. :1.0- 1 L1
'on! -l'iily of coAl. (;ray 'iel
(').. l'huotne 229, I,aurens. 30-Lt-pd
1: iyu:Inssss ---.\ll (onday near
(ou rt. houso'. Ititurn if folnd to Ad
x' iser Ofile of 0. 1'. Taylor, Watts,
.ills, and1( recei ve re warid. :80-It -pd
lor Sale -IleautIful Collie (log,
pieifetly marked and n o bad habits.
$I0.0.. 1). .1'>T iodd, I autrells. 30-1it-p
l'otid--linci o' keys iwith long
(h onl it. on lPrintIvion rol. Owner
m1ay llave sam1e by id"ntifying and
paying for tiIs adv. Ai!:oly it Advei
tisei Ofice. 30-lt-pd
l-'oI(---Autollobile cranik on Green
ville roal, about nionth ago. Owner
111y* have sale by identifyin" andI pay
ingfor' this adv. Ap)ply at Adlvertiser
Oiev. :10-1 t-p
For Sie---Three yonng cows fresh
in milk. Also 'abhage plyants, 20 cents
per1 'hiunlldred, $1.75 per thIouisnd. P.
Ii. Bailey', Ialturels, R1t. 3. :o- It-pd
Wantedl--20 bushels of' corn. W. C.
Kitens, L2aurens, S. C., 11,honle 126.
30-1t
lllarre(d Hock Cockcerels-\alchl alid
A pril ha11tched, $1.50 each or 2 for $R.00.
gg from en No. 1 $5.00 per 15; lwen
No. 2 $2.5) per 15; delivei'ed by p1Ii
cel post. .\rs. (Grover C. Itoi)pr, 1hau
('ns Iii. G. 28-5t-pd
Ilt'rford Caittle For SafE--tegistereo
IHcreford cattle at reasoiable prices.
W. Ca rl Wiarton, Waterloo. 27-5t-pd
C(abbalge Plaiitts-We grow on r
phints and ship nice fresh lplants.
5,000 $1 .00- 10,000 $7.50 ; 1,000 $1.20.
l'r i'es 1. 0. 11. Bhi))lig point. Potato
alld Toliatoe~ plants, $1.50 for 1.000.
Kinsey Wholesale Plant Co., Valdosta,
Oa.'7- -d
IFor SN r---I-aly -prolllie long taple
col on seed. $2.00 pr hushel. I'ar11y
Trucke1's F"avorite seed coni, 1$1.00
)(1r 1 plck. '"1hta rlestoni nd .J(isey
Wakefichi6 cabbange ''lants, 20icent s per
1(10. Thliree lymoui01th1 cocker~els $2 to
$5 each. Willl exchange for peas or
canie seed. 10vans 'McI aniel, Jlr., Lau-!
,rens, Rtt.. -I. 29-2t-pd
Seve rail Thiousanid D~ollars to loani
Only fIrst mortgage on real estate eon
s!dered as securIty. 0. .L~. Long, Atty.
i lnurensu. 29-21
. overtnment Waigons-For' Sale, or
offere'd in exchange for corn, oats, hay
or' lumber. Wagons in good condi
- tion. D~ixio Ice an~d Fuel Co., ClIn
.. ton. 16-1I
Watid--R'esponsible parties, witi
somne cash to invest in a land syndi.
Scate ini Florida wvhere there 1s 1no har<
times, crops growing thle year rol.ndI
s Come see tme at Probate Jnudge oflbce
l'1 will showv you ho~w to make from 101
to 250 ter' cent on small inivestmienits
0 andl long term to pay for 100 acres a
1 finte land 6 miles from Orlando, F'ln
i J1. M. Thompron, Laurens, 4 C., Ti:
191. 26-5t-pi
C abbage Pluants--Plunty of then
ii 20c hunidred. F'or sale at Mclaniel'
I Vu1lllcaizing Plant andl J. (!. Shell'
a store. 2
Wanited-TCo 'buy your chickens an
turkeys a't Armstrong's Market. 28-i
FINAL. SETTLEMENT
Take notiee that on tihe 13th day<
February, 1022, -I wvill render a flint
-account of my aets and doings as A(
mliistrator of the estate of Abb Well
deceased, in the office of the Judigo
s Probate of Laut'ens county, at I
o'clock, a. mn., and on the same da
will apply for a final discharge froi
t my trust as Administrator.
Ls Any person indebted to said esta'
isl notified and required to ma'ke pa:
ment on that date; and all .person
havIng claims against said estate wi
" prelsent themi on of' 'before said dat
-duly 1>roven or ,be for'ev barred.
10 , J.S. MADDEN,
Administrato
'Jan, 9th, 1922. 26-5t
I'* Trade Bindery
, n of Cojumbia
0a the prit$~ thout
to hanif e4rk Mt .ong
is r etag ~ i coul do in,
B. 1*fpekt 1o151 der. and ia com.
.plete e4111pmehit inoluding rtil
.. ing machines, wire stitcher's,
pea'orators and . gewing nw
'chines are at his. aervice twith
of tt any overhead el9iense,.
'a, TPhe cost of .hie service will
of. n'et conipetition. Pitt the
Trdo Bindery on youtr ity
I. * * C C C * * * e * *
ANNOUNOEMENTS *
a ee CA * a e S e ea
For Mayor
Friends of C, M. Bahb hereby an
kounce him as a cardidate for the of
ice of 'Mayor of Iaurens, subject to
he rules of the Democratic Primary.
I hereby announce myself a candi
late for re-election to the oflice of
dayor of ;aurens and pledge myself
o abide by the rules o4 the iVemocratic
?rimary.
JOHIN A. PRANKS.
For Alderman
The friends of I. E. Thompson here
Jy announce him as a candidate for
klderman in Ward One .;ubject to the
-ules of the Democratic Primary.
I -hereby announce myself a candi
late for relection to the office of Alder
nan fro 'Ward 5, subject to the rules
and regulatiois of the Democratic
JO V. SMI'3H.
I hereby anounce -mysellf a caidi
late 'r r6-election to the office of Al
JIerman froint Ward 3, subject to the
Irles allt regulationls of the Demo
'ratic Priuiary.
J. MNcD3. MOT0ll.
I le reby anioiuice nIyself a candli
dIat)e fr e--l(ction to the oflice of Al
Irmanll fromt \Vard 2, subjecet to the
1 and r'egutlations of the 13emo
crit'ic V'l'rimarY.
1). it. SI.\i'SON.
I hereby lnlloilceI myself a calndi
(1n1# for electioni to the oilice of Aler;
manu ittht \VroW d 3, sutbject. to the riules
ah ieulations of the Democratic
I'rimary
.J\CK 1111101'.
OPERA HOUSE
One Night Only
Friday, Feb. 10th
"The Big Show"
and the
Native Hawaiian
Singers and
Dancers
5th Successful Year
Not a sex problem, but a
beautiful and intense
Dramatic Musical
Play
Telling a love story of :-o
mance and mystery- -clean,
-wholesome eand interesting.
y -L
ERNESTINE DE MELLO
The H a afiamn Butter fly
"The Big Show"
Prices: 75c, $1.00 ancd
Secuar. Your Seat. Early.
Seate. ona $et* a Powe DruU Co.
Eggs. From Every Hen
There Is no excuse for a lonflug hen. Youi rnn make layers
nnd real money-makers out of every solitary lin you own.
Ei~fei Egg Producer
The wonderful poultry tonic, develops the- egg- producing organs:
makes early tayers of youngr pullets; kcops poultry healthy and
produces fast growth ii young chicks. 2% pound box, 50 cents.
We carry a complete line of Caro-Vet Standard Remedies for Horses, Mules. Cattle,
Hogs and Poultry. We will gladly refund your money if you fall to get satisfactory
results from the use of any Caro-Vet remedy.
AUTHORIZED DEALEr's IN LAURiN6 COUNTY
M. W. Gray, Rt. 2......Gray Court, S. Eureka Drug Co........... . c
W. M. Abercrombie, Rt. 1.Gray Court, 8 u. Iowo Drug Co...........u H C
The Cash Co..........Gray Court, S. C. Putins Drug Co . H C
It. 0. Sialivan, Itt. 4....Gray Court, S. C. Laurens Drug Co.......... H C
Stone & Babb, Itt. 4.... Gray Court, .. C. A. L. Howard, Itt. r . 1, H B
Kellers Drug Store ......... Cltnton, H. C. G. ). Armstrong, itt I).... I. " (
Sadler-Owens Phar......... Citaton, S. C C. F. Mitchll..........intut H
1). 0. thame..............Clinton, S. C N. J. QIuck........... i taI 4 111
1 JJ & Mf. X. hfunter...d 0% C
Farmers Mer. Co...........Clinton, S. C. E. C. Stone, 111. 3..........
W. Ii. .tover ........ Tleath Springs, S. C. The Bell Co............
1). .1. inson........Heath Srings, S. C. X. L. oldng ............Nt' UC
OA.,
PLENTY OF IT.
EICHFELBERGER BR"O3
Phone 33
is Piano Will Fill the Bill
Wurlitzer Student Piano
THE SMALL PIANO WITH THE BIG TONE
HEIGHT 3 Ft. 8 Inches. Seven Octaves.
Built for Schools, Churches, Music Teachers
and for Homes. Absolutely Satisfactory.
Economical, efficient, beautiful, and made by one of the largest
manufacturers of musical instruments in the world.
Write for Further Information.
O'Daniel & Reid
Clinton, S. C.
PLANTERS
FISH MIXTURES
Available Phosphoric
Acid 3.00 Per Cent.
Ammonia 6,00 Per Cent
Or Any Combination Called For.
Write Us for Prices on Any
Mixed Goods Needed
Also on Fertilizer Materials, such
as Acid Phosphate, Foreign Ground
Fish, Tankage and Blood, Nitraie
of Soda, Special Prices on Potash
Salts, Kainit Manure Salt Muriate.
Planters Fertilizer
&Phosphate Co.
Charlepth, S. C.
LOOSE LEAF LEbGERS...
".FOR SAL BY4
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