Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Efbe 2lbbertiser S.scAiption Price $1.50 Per Year Payable in Advance Published by ADVERTISING P1ifINTING COMPANY Laurens. 8. C. Adverthlng !at*s nn Applicatioi. Abituaries and Cards of Thanks: Ono Cent a Word. Satered at the postoffice at Laurens, W. C.. a.s second cias mail matter. Vol. 3S, No. 5 N Paws L1l'RWNS, 1%. 4%., AW'G. W. 1922 'TAN Es .\N ) 'O.LiT ICS J4ke the ;ood narson who had ne glectud to g.t u;) hs Sunday imornins sermon:i : ::..:-ed a v~>it ing ,ro)thrr *o oce.( .: -.,:: fo h a . w '-rive way!,. -- !y j tv a( I at le dsc s !ion . :hm ' y a North Carolina . a - (r. It I-. 'he ihat. - N a pronl e'nt ari n : oal ;(Iiolities in .orto a. u down~ In Scouth (Ia.;' aren-ly thle paramount. . I our sise state -the situat0io: ia' 0', hi as badly con -Tused a. it -.%-: in North Carolina a -1w r 1 " re some real work was drn In r -vanijng our system -or taxation. A State Tax Commissioni ,ws establishcd in South Caroling sev *ral years ago and has evidently c -consplished some good, but there is tIll much dissatisfaction with its rwork .and Its policies in many sections of the slate. "Apparently the greatest complaint ,n the q'testion of taxation in South Carolina is from land owners in the .rulral counties, and there is an evident -dispostion upon the part of many po MItcal leaders to shift the greater por Ven of the burden of taxation upon the .&houlders of industry and commerce. The development of industry and v.ommcrce in South Carolina is really just begininrag. Their (xpanion dur ing the next decade should represent -anl aggrega"te investmenit which w I not he fiIgurs d in iiiiions, bits in tens of millions of iollar'-. Developed to the extent ' th, :: h:r.e be n d,:-.f1 oped inl North Carol na1 , indlusty and comimerce in South Carolina would be able to (arry the (n1tile Iuriden of the State go, : ' nt, a .. I I North -Varlin"la. -: n : : B-" :h u d 9 . their fairpoor.no th" taxe(s re ftuired -m , CaoiI: n te pow t ofP corotin nti :0arnor m'aroked advata ove our sistr stat tnaattiraIc tn ew I Snterpr) iisesi . I'- his ,ituat'ion is further accentuated, the advantage of location in this state vroid be further accentuated. "North Carolina, however, does not -want any artifleial adlvantage over ?duth Carolina. The interests of the 'ro states, in almost every respect, are mutual, and it Is to the advantage of both states that they should gronw and prosper together. It is to be hoped that statesmanship and not politics wil1 finally prevail in the working out af the tax rorblems of our sister state. -00UNTY CAMPAIGN OP'ENED WEDNESDAY (Continued from Page One) qle and is able to appreciate their needs. ~He favors the tax on hydro electric power, saying that the good roads of North Carolina were built by taxes on electric power .gener'ated in South Carolina. lHe favors an occupa lional tax aund stricter labor laws to -'protect tile farmer. J1. C. 3'1)aniel said that when Ihe repqresented the counft' -lbefore he voted anld workedl toP th ' I of his ability -tw'o issues are (Gration alnd taxes. Blleves in sta te :nst aining publlic ad~hooIs gud~ ini ur:'' rsal hooks for scJiooIt. .DFavors The county h'aving supterv i~on, of lie'aa money from auu tomrybl - fni inster i (If state highway .dp. t andl woulid have some of ondl~b y szent on other roads than 'op-diled roads. Taxes ought to be jeduced by economy and doing away wihusenlesns ofies. li. -Mcnanie1 came out against the ruml police sys tem and the game warden. Carroll D. Nance said he made but one promise when running before and that was to do his duty and that his record was an open book. He voted for every bill in the interest of the public schools, including the appro priation for the equalizing law which Wds reduced in the senate. lie would not cripl)le the charitable or p(nal in .*titutions nor vote against any apijro : iations for the old soldiers. Voted for 'the various bills in the last session intended to lift the burden of taxes irom the farmer. lie tried to the bcst of his ability to represent the county as an honest man and woul'd continue to do so if' re-elected. W. D. Owens said that he was a red. l.'..ded man from LaurenCc unty whc ad ,pIent munch time Yn tu n t pr1.obi-msof the day and if : - w wil en lavo:- to beC c.f service t i po A - t J. C. D0 iq aci "I~ IT c.sid that he felt thitt hi!s co andl bu.sinross train ing am ly fitted1 P o o.Ic h.lle -iFp:r:A de , d a f4a;thful p -fc..:ianc: S dli(s if elected. lie w'. given an attent i hI:'rir. , and ;:en . S a -. plause at thc conclunion of :.s cd dro0 . STA'TE CAMPAIGN MEETING TODAT Candidates to Address Voters lu the Court House Beginning at IQ O'ClocL Candidates for state officers will ad dress . Laurens voters in the county court house todny beginning promptly at 10 o'clock. -The campaign party came here last night from Greenwo.> a here they spIokQ yesterday. The meeting will probably last about live hours, no recess 'being taken f6i dinner. Candidates for governor wil; be allowed 20 minutes while other can didates will be allowed 10 mintem C> n'lidates for Secrctar*y of State will ic : iak first. The following is the order in whcl: u e andid'at(!s % ill eak: Adjutant 0Cnerial: . ::. Craig. D.i.. lingt n; Thoias H. lar:;:al, R:cl. It 10.1 Governor: G(.eorge K. Laeny, (herz t(ra id; TPhomas G. Mlei"'od. i.e: Coh '4.Hr r 4... and .. .. Jo oc T. W~na. H in:hIland. I . 31 Winte(-rs, liiebliandl. ComptIrolleor General: Walter 1E D~unean, A :kn; TI. Ilag')od G'ood.i ng H amptoni. Coinm miionr of A\gricutur i e: Go WV. Wightminani, Saludca; : 1. ii arri s, An derson. l-avor's Rtural Poli(ee .ditor The Advertiser: The campaign meeting at Cross -il today was largely attendle1. in fact I think the largest crowd I have eve: seen at a similar gathering. Every body wvas in a good humor', and ev erythiing passed off pleasant. WVe es .pecially enjoyed the talks of our lad: candidates. ' Mr. -W. (L Gray and others touche< a resl)Onsive eciord when they roferre< to vote to be east for the retention or not of the rural police. I believe that all law'.sbiding citi zens wvill be in favor' of this polic protection for the rural districts whet tVhcy know that, ns Mr. Gray stated the fines coming to the county as a re suit of their efforts more than pay the salary of these officers. The town. can, in a measure, take care of themi selves, butt the country does need this -protection and I trtust that on eleetiom day they will be retained by a largi miajority. I lespectfulily, (Cios. 1l1ll, S. 2.. II. A. AIUSTIN. Auginst 14, 1922.* A rmstrong leutnonm Thel Armstrong reunion wvill be helt on September lst 'at the ,home of D). I Armstrong. All the kindred an< friends are invited to come and enjo: the day together. W. L. Affmd8TRONG. Engraved Invitations qnd Cards. Advertiser Printing Company Old Soldiers Reunion On Saturday. August 19th the pub lie Is cordially invited to attend the annual reunion of Co. F. 14th regiment 1S. C. V.. at Langston church. Barbe-1 cue hash can be had on the grtunds at!4 ,the noon hour. Everyone come and, have a good timc. Notice of tpplication for Charter Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned intend to file with the Sec retary ot State of South Carolina on August 24th, 1922, a declaration for a charter for The Un!ted Agency, a pro :-'osed corporation, to have its prin cipal place of business at Laurens. South Carolina. and the ginera! na ture of the business which t : roposcs to do is that of an agent for insurance companies in soliciting and rceeivin applications for all kinds and clar ;. of insurance and the collecting of ;re miums the--refor and of condu.in: a general insurance agency and u ance brokerage business. andI - qwire. own, sell and othe:-wise d w of. and deal in, stoks. bond5. '3. e a. co'me rcial p S: ". r c. deal in anym : -dl, waror merc(hand:' n i i, Ca-ry on . ' l':t o a 3 Thc capuJ stock is to be I Thouan ..).O.l01 Dollar, i into Fift--n lundred 1. of the par vame of Ten 4510. l... 'I, C IO . .. on I. '1. A.' '. 1-~ . lt u. sc: -US. W. G. LANCASTER L,. G. HAMLLE. I.f. ROP"URt J1. J. ADAYS, .1. W. 11ol)D". Jr. W. I. DTA L. L,. C. DA"KlWDAL.E. 1 * S S * ' * b * S * S * 1 I; .'EC1. '11I E S * S * S * 8 - S S For Sale-Pine, o. k an ' ilar lum ber. S'aw(d to fit a'. )li. 'U. Y. Hei lams, Bar'ksdale, S. C. 4-2t-pg For Sale--Onc Her. -ole bull 2 yta. old, or will trade fu: ot'ier staek. \. .A. Cop(.and, Laurrm.i Rt. 3. 5-lt-pe .Woane" to Loian-,)a:i.-; en farins ane. Icity property negotiated. Aplication, h-andled with the Pirs Carolina: Joint Stock land Bank, tho Federal land Bank, insura fXc :npanies ani other sources. Apply'. Dl & Tadd, ,Attorneys, Laurens. - 5-13 Money to Loan-Thol la ers N. F. L. A. is now- receiving a- cations for loans on farm lands. Aply to A. C. Todd. Secy-Treas. -5-13t For Sali-Latest model Singer sivv ing machinc, $25.00. As good as new. Address P. 0. Box 145, 1 urens. Flarheneo Jinsuh--l- rI dnner Frid.Jv Send your pail o ' : tie 300. E. It. Illakely. .-It Barbecue and Speakiir-At'.\lount ville. Congressman J. .1. .\ieS -in Col; ing Saturday, August 1l. Ail cou:ty pantfildate.':, inlvite~d. W alter1 P. [...ynt .1 .15-lt-pdl GoodT:eMle: a :u':n ble.4 - offered in excha~I n:: o o n ::.I ot r uinib r \IOo'',':-ot in lI I e( o i:' I n'.i (liie let an i -ue.l . , C ti t I i ito C' :a 1 Ft1or l '.II m- i '.o !' . .\'n' e y: . , -. oni-" - Jo I.Colt-Un. i tn s. i :.I and ityu property for a eiodto yinr, at salary per weenoti' nd oo:. IbrAp Olyorn'& 1rwn BAll ritony, Spunr Formelv avlal "t roixm fr cent. o:r thae er 1(:U'i e s loint St min~ hoon', tEldstaal 1and ankmen. 'Meta cu eilin. A 1.lyo bsm Isn, Caoi 'ns & e abb . AturnseayJC. Brn 'o to .\ur.J .C le a ,Lus. . -t. Wat~'~ ned Onie-Al" ousitlnctnd snd andl ahuneryke-roIl bag gthe aokn ties Asll ricesly. grael WS.alaryger wCok, bordendile roo. Ap p.3rm.\ary alecirnnocttn, RDeortc FPrir will bte eld thelr Tetay In uut tbigthe n2rth day of thes'iar,1mn flont, uti,frs the barseefnoita ceating. cLociatesio het follaurns.f fice:gCngrades-Bun four thelecuted tecndhan machrorinecyrerole Statg gingpandtes. GeAl, Adiceant grade tuarantofeedtcPhon 380orn exen-e U. RS.lragn Coms Gnrenler sna Atri ar eecio of theIA'i'hs, te'DmocraIti Pary will hol hnelecino the us 't Augstbing the 29thalpoic dyef tohe mouen onty.2 forote purpo o noi tating canidTa olite fSlsowen shal olee- Ciongthreomn fmthe od Fouru Ca oresoa Systm"ant oenr agintu terral StateiTeasyre, sall voera tendet o whicationl Atoritt en-a lrrat, CAgist'oner 'PolgicultSre, tem,"rThe Commessroner Rpesnta tis eo a the erHaury Supeion. Audgtesi anagurersAuditr maketa tammlationofe vte cs and trturn som with theeo pter ornd thre with to the County Chairman at the I oinw time ef returninng the primary a lection boxes. . The election wil be held at the poll- 1 ng precincts hercinafter named in the I -espective club districts by the man- A, tgers hereinat-ter named. The manag rs shall o:en the polls at 8 o'clock in I he fornoon and close thcm at - ielock in the afternoon when the) * ;hall proceed to publicly count the otes. After tabulating the results I he managers shall certify the same Ind forward the ballots. poll list. and ill other mLa:ers. except the club roll, elating to such election. shall be de ivered by one of their number to the indersgnied County Chairman of the Fxecutive Committee within thirty-six ours after the close of the polls. an ,aid election shall be conducted in all resl)ects according to the laws of the state of South Carolina, governin'g the primary elections and according to the "ules of the Democratic party. lhc Lollow'l in is a list of the xomlng pre int with the nami s o' he m a n-Ng nt' "0.'"'C '" 'ei fo el. E-: :-;.C m mtemofeahrciti mo Gy( -W Mo. SArt 0toeL . ge.W T., D. Se r C. R I'l .'.): Slewarts Store-L. W. hge.W 1). Stewart, L~. R. Hendlerson. 'ooks S'tore--Z. 11. Coo:er. .. T. E. xards. J. M. Patton. ThomncnRtor-e--L. WV. G-il;.::1.1 r. 1). Fvrrow, Rov White. Owings-H. J. c. Curry, L. L. Ten pleton, E. Owings. Gray Court-V. W. Yeargin, W. H. Barksdale. T. F. Babb. Barksdale-Narnie-Z. R. Trrynham, R. M. Langston, F. H. Burton. Dials-LI. 11. 'Hellams, W. R. Har ris. L. '4. Abercrombie. 'W\oodvilc-Joe Wham, John Terry. WV. R. Putnam. Shiloh-L. G. Wallace, C. L. Wilson, R. S. Bolt. Hickorv Tavern-W. M. Abercronm bie. Geneva Pitts, J. W. Kellett. Princeton-A. J. Monroe, 13. . Arn Md. R. M. Rldgeway. Poplar Springs-'W. A. Sinpson,.'J. [I. Wood. E. A. Pitts. Dkom--A. R. Thome, C. P McDaniel k. P. Williams. Daniels Store-E. D. Maddcn, J. B. 3IDell. T. R. Jones. Tip Top-W. B. Sinins, S. A. Taylor, T.I. McDaniel. *'7 Di~dY<\ P% The man wvho b, troubled by the at Did he pay less fa actually did he pa Did he get the bol perhaps have driv Was the net price tire of' established -In the belief tht transaction, we bi discounted the "d Instead oflisting I you with a so-ci profitably cama We build it of Goodyear method price than you are unknown worth Compare theseprices 30 x 3j Clincher..$12.50 3Ox3X~ Straight Side..: 13.50 32x 33 Straight Side. . 19.2d 31 x4 Straight Side.. 22.20 Goodnear Crou-ftib Tree IM'DAN1EL M- Pleasant-G. E. Mfoore, W. B. lundy. 13. M. Cunningham. AfL Olive-'M. D. Mitchell, G. C. Do and, W. L. Cooper. . -Waterloo-Rex Lanford, S. H. Nel ol. H1. C. Fuller. Cross 11111-3. H. Nance. 1. 11. Ful mr, It. W. Wa~de. Afountville--,R. R. FuHer, C. F. mnith, INI. L. Oris1p. ,.. Hopewell---J. Roy Crawford, G. F. huford. Geo. T. Brown. Lydia MIII---T. G. Murphy, P. C. Bald REASON That's Go You're right, we wi ness with a firm unle we should. Here's why you shoul us. Every law and r State::, the State a fulfilled. This insur Men in our bank are so their advice is sou in this city, its resid< at large, and to give your money is to y the same considerati, accounts or deposits. safe and assist you a You know of cases where th lack of a receipt took a man into court. A cancelle< .hek will save law suits. Laurens Na J'. ADAMS, Pres. C py a "lon dso" tie sul en ae s A fterrarain reathe tire than h migho haveg reputation and value? Lt the average motorist prefers a ilit the new Goodyear Cross-.Rib scount" in advance. Lt at a high price, to enable the lied ,"long discount," we list it high-grade long-staple cotton, ui of group-ply construction, and u asked to pay for many "long d .ith NET jrices you are asked topayfor *32k4 Straight Side.. $24t.50 33x4 -Straight Side.. 25.25 3 34x'4 Straight Side.. 25.90 3 32x4X Straight Side.. 31.45 3 These pries Includ, in enufacturer's sxcis, tan '4 Crd Tires are also mgade in 6, 7 an FOR SALE BY .VULCANIZIN LAURENS, S. C. VP A4 wi N. Maunsy, Clinon-. lJ. Copeland, Sr.-, T. F. MIlaMf, J. Will Dillard. ,)olinton Mill-F. C. Pinsoni, H. y. Abrains, J. R. Wilson. Goldville-T. It. oocker, S. C. Canv. bell. J. I. -Painter. 'Renno-John M. 09peland, Geo. 1. dopeland, Wiliam MoMillan IAngston-J. W. -Donnon, R. B. Olenn, J. L. Chaney. C. A. POWER, 5-2t County Chairman,. SA od Judgment >uld not want to do busi ss they showed us why c have your money wil h equirement of the Unied tnd the Municipality are es safety. experienced in business, nd. We are interested mnts and the community you the best returns eon 'our interest. We show on for small as for large We make your money long the thrift highway. tional Bank &EO. H. BLAKELY, Cashier 0he netv joodycar ~ottomrI LI? ly finds himselfI at have paid, or mne, or could he' iad to pay for a. frank anid open rread Cord and I dealer to attract as low as we Log the patented eli It at a .lower Iscounit" tires of "long dis couest' ire. 3x4%4 Straight side.. $32.15i 4x4X Straight side.. 32.95 3x5 Straight Side.. 39.10 - 5xS straight side.. 41.05 I81 nch stesfor ruc&s G PLANT