The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 27, 1922, Image 11
PAID MUiOH MO.NEY CM
TiO coT)'MON Nso
Ovcr Million Dollars Paid by Cotton tio
Co-operatIve Assoclato1 th<
Columbia, Sept. 23.-The South on
K'arolina cottoin Growers Co-operative sI
association has paid over $1,000,000 to 10
Its members in advances, ollicials of he
the association said tonight. An aver- il
ag( of approximately $100,000 a (lay cl
was paid out last week, it was said,
and the volume of cotton coming In is
expecte(d to materially increase this en
week. tl
One railroI(I brought .0 carloads gli
of cotton to Columbi 1) uturday for.l
tle associatioll. This cotton catte CI
trolI points inl the state in which the
ssociatiol has 1no subsidiary ware
houses. Columbia Is one of the three *
concentration points, the other two*
being Greenville and Spartanburg. *
The association has subsidiary ware
houses over the state in which, cotton
is heing stored. leavy Incoming hipl). C
mnIIts twere reported fromt the assocIa- I
tioll's contcentrat tonl warehouses at a
Spartan'burg and G reeiville today also.
Of course, tlt. gi-eater bulk of the
deliveries u1p to this tile hats been
from the lower part of the state, but
delliver1ies are expected to pour in from
lie upper part of Ithe state durian the
coming wek.
1'e distribuitioni of over a million
(101lars i tie lower Part of the stat
loIl(I have a decidedly stimlatnl g
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Put Rea,
V .g
: GivPyu byrealt
IGoose" Shoes. H-e'll
* give him; you'll like td
* money they save yotu.
g of shoes-there's a bra
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so..
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*g' t2.1T~TKES LE,
"LIVEi V
N EW 1'AllA MIIlAlA NEli
H111111' i?-1 10I*
I )on 't miss these val
10c, 18c, 20
More(
1Who Pays the Rent? DJ
1We Own Our Store I
' ~ No Rental Charge
ct oil business, officers of the as- t,
intion think. This mioney repre- .
its the first advance by the associa
in to niembers who have delivered (
ill cotton. This payment was made
thle basis of 12 cents a opound on (
rt staple altd 18 cents a pound on
ig staple. Additional payments will c
made as the cotton is -ol( out of I
0various pool" into which it is x
Issed according to grade and staple.
LI) to this timle tile naseciationl has (
I no Complaints of viplations of the
litrjact or attellIpte d V1ibadoils. Loyal t
llhers of the associ'tion a re onl
ard( inl every county, offichis Said,4
(I pr~omlpt action will be taken Iin !
se any member attemlpts; to Violate It. I
* * * * * * * * * * * * *
JONES NEW.S
.Iones, Sep)t. 2:. .-Ir. and .\ls.
ker. of (r-ay (olrIt, were tile recent
Etests of the lt ter's parents, o1011.
Id .\rs. .1. 1, . Morrisonl.
Though somewhat late, we wish to
dd our11 tribute of respect to tic
lteilory of \lr. .1l1n 1)avis who passed
way oil tile 10th inst and was laid to
es;t It Tiulkey Creek cemeteriy the fol
[)\wilg day. le Wa a veterall of tile
'ivil War 111( spent his long and utme
ull fife Inl our midst. We sympathize
vith is hlbereaved inmily.
.Mr. and .\lts. .John Sinmons, of Wa',
3 aii
GZoose" '
OOIA,
rat-e hi i u a p -- -ai of "Rei
'vI
like their looks, and the comfort the
e way they stand hard knocks, and th
They belong to the "All-Leather" lini
md for every member of your famil;
Burns & Co.
iTHER TO STANP WEATIW5R"
VIRE~ BARGiA
t' ATi 1~t e (GJAIN
CJinghamp feretalt,
esM " Tjiger '~ Chahmbr
- >~(dtio9es aLl(' d
C l/louise .. .
oods'M
....... .~.'.
oYou?I
3rloo, recently visited their daughter,
irs. \V. T. Jones, Jr.
Mr. GCeorge Hughes was a juror in
1reenl-Wood last week.
I1on. .1. F. I.orrison attendetd the
1reenwood and Abbeville association.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Jones return
A from \aycross last Friday anad
roughtI thelir ietce, Laiura .\ cGowan,
vith them.
Iorn un fto Mr. an(d CIs. N. \V. Kirby,
m 11Nth inst., a daugliter.
..lrs. bLaura .1. Jenkins has resumed
.eaching at Slhar-on.
\Ve were very sorry to hear of tho
leathIi of 1s . C. Siiti of \Vaterloo.
She wts the daughter of our lamented
crileid, ('01. J. '11. Wharton and the he
reaved fatmily have oir tenldereSt sym11
palthly.
\V1e had the pleasure 'l'hursday of
meeting our good frieids Rev. aid
.\Mrs. Duckworth, of Ceniterville.
.\Miss Sue Simmons, of \\aterloo I1
visiting hier Mhater,.\rs. W. ''. Joles
Jr.
On account of tile prolonged dr
spell the water is so low at \Var4
Shoatls that they are uinable to rt
iore ta half time.
.\Mr. J a. 'llodges ha enin'larged li
tore.
'I'heri is a irge .1m11Q111nt of toumrim
travel on the lixie iighway.
\Vare Shoal-sl htas a splendid cotto
market ald 1 drav ing cotton For soM
distance.
r. Albert Sullivanm, of lionca Patl
rs 11
Endicott-J
. 'The
G SlA ALE, F"ALL
(a. made work Shoes, pIt
army last, built for
g*servitce...... ....
! 11uddyI" all leat'h
m. school shoes
S Speclal . .. ..
I 'Sizes 3 to 6
Every Boy " Dress SI
lasI, dark tail
Sizes :1 to 6
'Equity " men 's R
shoes, solid
leat-her..........
I
* " Tuxedo4~Q "imen 's eherr
* shoexs, r'ubber heel,
! $4.50 value .. ....
" Invadler"' e' i
dress shoesq
e _ _ _ _ _
- 1,000 PAIRrS OODi
EFew of a kind. (lose
"Every~ Boy"' childrenl
Isolid ruibber heels,
keeps downt noise..
I
" Free TPoe"' thildi
3 soilidl comtfoit fot
hijs f .. ..
"Delfian ce "women.i 's
w ~inter shoes
mU speemil .. .... ....
INS" AT "REI
10 lPre'tty Dres
( Cheviots an<
y for shirts 1 lot La it(
26~ earth for b<
3C extatspecia
ne Mone~
.BIJ
Lawrens and dree
Bonl of our lamented frliend, Pall V. C
Sullivan, has accepted a position with S
the Ware Sihoals Co.
M\lrs. 1,. 11. Castleberry has charge of
the var'e ShionIs 1111.
Mr. an(i M rs-. W. T11. .10lnes, .1r., at- I
tended the14 funera-l of srs. J. C. Smith, a
at Waterloo, last '.llonlday.
We recently met the Ciollowing 1 :
friends: J. A. and W. II. 11111, .Jesse
Woods, of .\Mt. Blethel; Albert South. I
of Iloyds Mlill; 11. 11. ihevore, Iolard
AleNinch and W. .1. Stnmerel of Grevii-11
woodl.
NO lIEST---N( PEACE
There's Io ;Ieace and liittle rest for
(the one who suffer'; fr-om a had h:k
1n1(Id distressing triniary (I sorder1"i. 1,aI
ens lIt Irecol1ilield 1)oan's Kidnev I
Pills. Hev guided by the(ir- experience.1
'tfrs. .1. W. Word, '1 Cudar St.,I
Inat:rens1 says: "The irs*'i.t sym1Iptoi of,
kidney 11ouible ill miy case was a1 (1d11111
helavy ae in ml1y back. Whlen I stoop
ed a nharp pain shot tIhrough Im like
al knlife. Whenl I straightened <quicly
SI becameic dizzy and 1 couldn't st-alld.
Black sIcks floated before my eyes
and it emlet'ihi('(d as though a weight were
hearing dowI oil My back all tile time.
'.\oring Iwas so lame and sor. I
could hardly get Illy shioes on1. and Illy
Sntilkils wereI swollell. My kidneys d id
not. act right land when a fileld IecolI
menvided i onnl's Kidney Pills I used
the. 1oans eredme." (F-tatemenit
Oiven Nlarch 26. 191S.)
n Oin lanuar 2.3. '22 Mrs. Word said:
'1 havenl't had iced of a Ikiny m1edi
ti' since Doan's Kidniv Pills cured
me1 anWd g1(l mly coilfirm11 my former
eat
ohnson"
World's Best S1
SHI-1011 ' "Kimlinfolter"
le as gold, wo1m's Shoe,
$3.48
r1 llovs' reval valuier
speQcial ... .. ..
$2.68
LEA-T IR 91fl
ines, latest. PICES'J P
$3.48 "Eut" m
all leatiers,
ssid tanl " Txedo" 1
S$.95 $.5
y 5 redtil dress il "
48l allthle't'1.9, fo
hosa se . . . .
1...<..a ..y . .5c N' WOIk
v red1Q C is b "est OIld HonestI
{-BSame (4l r.,
nwo'skdBiogs Bus Stn
$1 . 422 ,
I'.
- -'...I -N'S-.
lluit.Ion for Lett(ers of Adluinkt rallo
talIe of gouth Carolina,
Counuty of' cli'uren1s.
y 0. (". Thoipsonl, Prolat e Jildge:
Whereas 10liza Blurns aII Nannie
loper Ilade suit. to imie to granlt theimi
,etters of Administration of the estate
n(d effveclt of 1'. . 111111ns.
These are, therefore, to cite anld ad4
lonish ll n11d singullar the kinldreti
ud creditors of he said i. P0. I11urn1
4v(asd . that Ihey be and appeal be
ore mII('. inl tht CoirPt of Probate. to h(
:41 11 .a rtns Court I1luse, Iautrens
HEADQUA
AUTO
We carry par
every car in use
carry the large
in town.
Come Here foi
THOMASO]
-Opposite
hrS
'Friedman
Fioes For Less
\ieria's staida rd
. $2.95
kid womenvi's shoes,
. $3.45
.JOHINSON ALL
OE.S ATA IA)WI -''
W-AR K NOW \N
n1's tal shoes inl
.. 53 $2.95
nl's h r r all 3:
$3.48
menvi's RuIssialn bal.
. . A. . $3.95 -
UK{ '-d101"8 '-ALI Ek
. .. .....$3.95 .
eat her w inte shloes
:1 t'he weather
52.48, $2.95
wV (l' a kind1 to3 elose
ow prieIS
2.48, $3.50,
ps.9s
~" AT J. C. Bib
it, cial '. . . . 65
loods Le
res
S. C'., oi the 20h.l (1ay of Sellie r,
1922 next. after mublication her~eof, at
it o'clock inl IIe forenoon. to .Ahow
caise. if anly theiy have. why the aid
a1minhIttratil n shoill I not i
Given un1der inly hand this i ith day
of S1eptember Amnno tI)ominli 19"2.
. I. Til0 .d ON.
10-20..A . '. l. .
To Cure a Cold In One Day
'ake LAXATIVE Imo1 o QUININE (Tableti t
to p the Cmtgli H1141 I'valli) Md 1Ii IJ ~ 41 0.
U( . Y. W. (;R 'v ig h. 1tk.0 ki vach Itw
RTERS FOR
PARTS
s for practically
in Laurens. We
st stock of parts
Necessary Parts
q'S GARAGE
Burns' Store
hoes
.Selby"
Money
0) (1 DOZ EN I1081 IFI Y SAL E
r-gest. stovk vatonl and Silk hos
Y inl any. retail store inl Carolina
10c., 15c., 25c.
39c. to $1.48
1O1d hosievy lot whole failyli.
) nun's igh .gra e sits.in i
ht. fits right and we will mat,14h
Your pockethook.
$12.50 to $25.00
A voorl newv fall sulit inl this Sale.
12 ladies' cloaks, biggest valus in
C. Ivest prices you ever
(1reamled of seein11g.
$5.00 to $25.00
on)'t imiiss t'hiis greI1at loa lk
d, laies~ shioes.. $ 9
ceial .. .... .. .
Red ( loose"1'11 s lhool ss 'inature
xt, best on eartih,
peial .... .. .. .
creale, 15.e v'alue . . , C
auti fui1lihed r'oomi 8
ippers,'x $1.l 5(i v alue.
(e's giod woolti serge suits.
JRNS & CO.
('lflKA' T O1A)'IN\U 01 'P' -S'8
dis , .. dla'1 $22.50
ss Money
Jus Same Goods for
Les* Mo..