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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-29
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Miss Alleene Franks spent the week
end in Greenville as the guest of Miss
Jennie Boyd.
Mr.. A. j. Traynham, Of the Ware
Shoals vicinity, was a visitor IN thc
city Monday.
MIS-. Il. Z. Noffz and Mrs. j. r.. Wells
OF Cross Hill, were shopping in tho
city Wednesday.
MISS Eloisc Anderson, of Augusta,
Is visiting Mrs. Foster Simpson on
West Main street.
Mr. H. Il. OTIS, Of Allendale, snent
the weekend in the city as the guest
OF Mr.. II. a. Cooper
William p. Shcaly has accented a
position with Minter Company and has
entered upon his duties.
Miss Lizzie RIchey is visiting rela-
tiVes In Hollcy Hill and other places
ID the lower part Of the state.
Mr.. W. A. Putnam, of Greenyillc
spent Monday night at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Hopkins.
hr. W. w. Hendrix, a prosperous
young farmer of Cross Hill, was bus
mess visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. John Wells Todd, Jr. left last
week for Liberty Hill to visit her par
ents' Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Richards,
Mr. G. G. Young, Mr.. Guy l., Cone
land and Mr.. II. d. Stewart of Clinton
were business visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mr., and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, Of
Goidville, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Moorheads parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
c. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Mcdonald. of Co
lumbia, are expected in the city today
10 spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Lit
tie and family.
Mr.. W. A. Gyles. of Granitevillc,
spent the weekend in the city as the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Graves L..
knight on West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice R. Nickels, after
honeymoon spent in the middle west
ern states, have returned to the city
and are now at home on Irby Avenue.
Messrs Nat Kennedy, Robert Roper,
Laurens Barksdale, and B. w. Lock-
ner were in Greenwood Monday nigh.
attending the meeting Of knight Tenn
plars.
Athens, Ga, last week on account Of
the serious illness Of his sister. Mrs.
Gibson White. At the last reports she
was still critically i'll.
Mr.. Randolph Little. who has been
with the Traynham Guards on the
Mexican border, arrived in the city
yesterday and Is spending several days
here with his mother on Laurel street.
Mr.. G. B. Taylor, OF Warrior Creek,
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Taylor
states that the heavy frost killed all of
his lowland grain. as we'll as his win
tcp vegetables. His clover, however,
stood the cold very we'll.
Miss Jessie Thompson of Spartan
burg has been visiting Mrs. r. f..
Hughes for several days. Miss Thomp-
son taught music here formerly and il
is always a great pleasure to her
friends to have her return.
Mrs. II. l.. Monroe, who has been
very sick for several weeks, was car
ricd to Columbia for treatment Friday.
She has improved considerable since
being there and the Indications arc
now that she is out Of danger
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-29
4 Hint to Our Customers,

If you only knew, as we know, we
would not have to tell you've are on
the insidc-its our business to know,
and We know whereof we speak-you
buy now all goods you need for six
months. You Will save money. J. c..
Burns & Co
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-29

shipped at Warrior Creek Sabbath,
much to the delight Of her many
friends.
Mrs. Brewington, our ncighbor, sold
twenty-five dollars worth Of turkeys
last week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-29
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS,
Undertakers and EmbalmeYs
Calls answered any hours, s'yo n
lax.Fos, A &alId, Ef!sctIye Laxative 6 Liver Tonic
Does Not Grlpe nor Disturb the Stomach

In addition to other properties, Lax Fos
acts effectively and does not gripe nor
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouscs the liver and secretions
aud restores the healthy functions. SOC.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-29
TO Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold
Druggists refund money II II fails to cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-08

SQuarely ana asked hllnSelf II TINS were
not symptom of being i'll love, he an
swered it as fairly as he could out of an
experience that covered Chic Warren's
pre-nuptial brain-storms; close OBJ
servaton of several dozen honeymoon
couples on shipboard, to say nothing of
many incipient cases that started there:
and, finally, the case of Teddy Hamilton.
The leading feature of all those dis
tressing examples seemed to indicate that,
while theoretically the man was in an ideal
state of blssful ecstasy, he was, practi-
caly. in condition bordering on mad
ness. AT the very moment he was sup
posed to be happy, he was about half the
time most miserable Even at its best, 1t
did not make for comfort. Poor Chic ran
the gamut every week from hell to heaven
1t was with a sigh of relief that Monte
was able to answer his own question con-
scientiously in the negative.
Monte was not in love: that was GER
tain. Nlarjory was not in love: that also
was certain. This was why he was able
to light his cigarette, lean back his head
on the pillows she arranged, and drift
into Il state of dream content as she read
to him. The only objection he could see
10 all lHutlIllit vi Wis
happy arrangement was that in the
course of time his shoulder was bound to
heal. And then-he knew well enough
chat old Dame Society was even at the
end of these first ten days beginning to
fidget He knew that Marjory knew it,
too 1t began the day Doctor Marcellin
advised him to take walk in the Champs
Elysees.
He was perfectly willing to do that. 1t
was beautiful out there. They sat down
at one of the little iron tables the little
tables were so warm and sociable now
and beneath the whispering trees slipped
their cafe au lait. But the fact that he
was able to get out of his room seemed to
make a difference in their thoughts. 1t
was as if his status had changed. 1t was
as if those who passed him, with Il glance at
his arm in its sling, stopped to tell him So
TT was none of their business. Yet he
knew that, with every passing day that
he came out into the sunshine, these
same people were managing to make
Marjory's position more and more deli
cate 1t became increasingly less COM
Portable for her and for him when they
returned to the hotel.
Therefore he was not greatly surprised
when she remarked one morning:
"NIonte, I've been thinking over where
I shall go, and I've about decided to go
to Etois.
"When?" he asked.
"Very soon-before the end of the
week, anyway
But look here!" he protested. what
am going to do?'
IL don't know" she smiled. But one
thing is certain: you cant play sick very
much longer"
"The doctor says it will be another two
weeks before my arm is out of the sling.
"Even so, the rest of you is well. There
isn't much excuse for my bringing in your
breakfasts, Monte.
"Do you mind doing it?'
mo"
"Who is to tie on this silk hand
kerchief?H He wore Il black silk handker-
chief over his bandages.
She met his eyes moment, and smiled
again.
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Its queer, isn't it, Monte, that it
should be like that"
ats the way it is. 1t makes every
thing simple and puts the whole matter
up to us.
"Yes," she admitted thoughtfuly.
"Of course" he said, I'm assuming
you don't mind having me around quite
a lot.
NO, ! don't md that she assured
him. But I'm wondering if you'll mind
having me around?"
al didn't realize until this last week
how-wcll, how comfortable it was hav
ing you around" he confessed.
She glanced up.
yes" she said, "that's the word.
think we've made each other comfort
able. After all-thats something"
dts whole lot"
"And it needn't ever be anything else,
need it?"
certainly not he declared. "That
would spoil everything. That's what
we're trying to avoid
To his surprise, she suddenly rose as if
to leave.
look hcre!" he exclaimed Cant we
settle this right now-so that we won
have to worry about it?"
He disliked having anything left to
worry about.
II should think the least you'd expect
of me would be to think it over she
answered.
at would be so much simpler just to
go ahead" he declared.
THERE seemed to be no apparent rea-
son in the world why she should not
assent to Monies proposal. In and of
itself, the arrangement offered her eN-
actly what she craved--the widest pos
sible freedom to lead her own life without
let or hindrance from any one, combined
with the least possible responsibility.
All this she would receive without any
of the obligations with which most women
pay so heavily for their release from the
bondage in which they are held until
married For they pay even more when
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ne 1eAb Suggestion tIdt ledpeu luto
Monte's brain was obvious enough,
and yet he paused moment before voic
ing it. Perhaps even then he would not
have found the courage had he not been
rather panic-stricken. He had exactly
the same feeling, when he thought of her
in Etois. that he had when he thought of
Edhart in paradise. 1t started as resent
ment, but ended in a slate-gray loneliness.
He could imagine himself as sitting
here alone at one of these little iron tables,
and decidedly it was not pleasant. When
he pictured himself as returning to his
room in the hotel and to the company of
the hotel valet, it put him in mood
that augured i'll for the valet.
FOR the present Nlarjory was abso-
lutely Indispensable. She ought to know
that a valet could not adjust a silk hand
kerchief properly, and that without this
he could not even go upon the street.
And who would read to him from the
American papers?
There was no further excuse, she said,
for her to bring in his breakfasts; but if
she did not sit opposite him at breakfast,
what in thunder was the use of eating
breakfast?
"Marjory," he said, didn't ask you
to marry mc?"
She nodded.
THAT was necessary in order that we
might be engaged, she reminded him.
Exactly" he agreed. "Now there
seems to be only one way that we may
keep right on being engaged.
al hat no
swered I'VE may keep on being en-
gagged as long as we please, mayn't WEI
at seems not. That is, there isn't
much sense in it if it won't let me go to
Etois with you.
"Of course you can't do that"
And yet, he said, "if we We're mar
red l could go, couldn't I?'
"Why-er yes, she faltered. II sup
pose so.
Then he said, "why don't we get
married."
She did not turn away her head. She
lifted her dark eyes to his
Just what do you mean, Monte?s she
demanded,
Il mean," he said uneasily, that we
should get married just so that we can go
on-as we have been these last ten days.
Really, Wen still only be engaged, but no
one need know that. Besides, no one will
care, if we're married"
He gained confidence as he wclt on.
though he was somewhat afraid of the
wonder in her eyes.
"People don't care anything more about
you after you're married." he said.
"They just let you drop as if you We're
done for. It's queer thing, but they
do. Why, if we We're married we could
sit here all day and no one would give us
second glance. We could have break
fast together as often as we wished, and
no one would care a hang. I've seen it
done. We could go to Etois together,
and could pay for half the villa and you
could pay for half. You can bring Marie,
and we can stay as long as we wish with
out having any one turn an eye.
He was growing enthusiastic now.
There will be nothing to prevent you
from doing just as you wish. You can
paint all Guy if you want. You can paint
yards of Things trees and sky and
rocks. There are lots of them around
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Den 9urbsainie bcrielbe ieiH fon, iuie oerle'
nige Der nbrnliden Gnrb.1tnie nit Der naG'
lnl9enoen slnsnnbne: AIrtdngcHo an per .oeli'
licbeu gurb.Qinie BON Gimpion Aoenne nnt oer
1obe bon 55t7i Jib; bonn ipeitivdris unlileI'
eeno an Der Slate bon $3.50 fir 60.15 Sub 5n
Der 9obe BON 65S.4s 5ub.
Baiiirt ant L. april o. .. 1918.
G. Y. Martin,
9rdiioent BRO ZEN. bes Staotrnihs.
gegInubiet: 5reo S6HelIsr, elerf.
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ipeIfer einen gerrriu bon 5rpei Sab.
rem perbiibt. Or ioa ben geanIten IN
Nboba ssslano geingt babep caB
6r1uIein arnoIo bur1 einen Rann
ban einem Sauie in gsep Moheae
entfernt uno nab einem plt,en OH.
berbaH @eit 9oint sebradt rpiiroe,
'nc iie angebIib nab fir5er Granf.
belt iinrb. Sn Der folgenben gtoGt
bcbe er, @Ierirloris, eeboIfen, Oas
De1odeu IN einem @rabe i'm aearr
Su beerbigen.
SIenntoris ioa, 70 ingen Die Se.
borber, iiber5eiiet iein, oaB bic Goote
syr1nlein IrncIo mar. Genn er babe
neben ibr geieiien, aIs/iie nod beln
Saliie IN @eit goint gebraf)t .ptrSc.
lln6 er mar nid)t MIR I'M Stanbe, ibr
Bib gu ibentiii3ieren, ionbern tonnte
and cine geifreibung Der aleiocr
rnb SinpeIen ee5en. tpeIde tie ,ilr
8eit ibres 9eritapinbens getrasen
bate.
ppIiseibsamte iasisn, tire Inter
ildling bes angeblinen gefen!ltniiie5
Iei sruor nod nidt been6igt, babe aber
bcreits eilid)e ginSelbeiten besielbeu
teiidtist Ger gcIi5ei 5uiofee lit Der
-idtise Rame BON 8lennrorris Ceta.
bus @inonceg. CIR ioll elm friiberer
SflaiiipieIer iein uno, bat bercits in
elmira iiuo in Sing Sing Strafter.
mine abgefeiien.
sSrd.lein arnrIo Derfftpnrb ans
ben Seim ibres 9aters, ssrnreis n.
arHoIb, zines rsihen Jmporteurs.
an t2 9e5enIber 1912 uno trot Der
griinbIidften gsad,foridaineen NOR cs
nitt eelungcn, bas MGtbieI ibres
@eridpinoens 5ii loien.
9etagtes gbepaar err
morbet.
gatcspiIIe Snb., IL. gIpriI.
SER iulb Jraii @anbaa grown MIR.
ben am Montag In ibren nabe @ates.
billie geIcgenen Seim errftorbet unS
bnnn bos Iestere in gronb geitedt.
Wmt gIaubt, bat 9faiib bns Usotiu
aetpaien mar, 6n Sipei Gbeds, ipeld,c
lSerr @ropn fir ben @erfa,H ieiner
5arm erbaItcn batie. pernribt pcr.
ben. Yis Jest 1T nod feine Spnr bon
Sen Gbdtern ernritielt iporben. Sran
groipn mar toOt aIs iie aiIiseiunoen
fuuroe irno Serr @roDn Itnrf turs
rohbem man i'm aus benz Suuic ae.
tragcn bntte. olne bas geipubtieiR
luieber oii erIangeH.
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(c,ns DrbtnaHs. 80. -15e-iele, Rsi.
" etrrufeno GrbiHans 80. e09-ie12. pdi,
iiri an 10. Popember 1912, beitieli Cine Cr'
orauS srr approptiiruue bon Gtaenibnm 5uTH
eilenilt6er @sbrdnte fir ote 0roffnunG. ger'
breiferlne uub 9eTIlHeeriue bon Cher StIdbe
bon alum Strabe BIS sur Central gbsrnie
cei es peroronei bon BEN E.attraib cey
Sinbt QtneiHHat Stadi Cbip:
Sef!lon J. Eas Etetnans 10. e0e-i9i2
puiiirt an 10. Robember 1912, betiiei -ginr
ErbinGHs 5ut apptoprirliHg bon gieeHiblin
llr ofientli&en Gebrau6 fiir bte Qt5itrana,
gerbreuernnp une gesldneeruna bon Gloer
eirabe, bon Blum StrGse SIS gst Central 2lpe.
HIe fet urb piefeIbe IN bierbur6 tplberrufea.
SefitoH 2 Gdb ber EfdbLSoIicitor bier.
snrd anfbOrifrt uHS onsepiefen H. fol6r yer.
hanblHneer nbsubreher ais bd bseornpn IeiH
noae1 enr Qtnfetuna elmer Surn, I'm eine
bnbtnaebenbe unierin6uuo borsanebmer unb
ote Btrsiihing 'eftsmeteu ipel6e ftir eaE Gt.
gertrrHi, dspropritri bur& befcgit Ctbtrnns
Mo. ~ sssIi eossMIisi2 Saffirt an 10. R0ssHbsr 1919,
: seiftOn 8. 3i.ft ptstndns fou IN sraft
freteH unb GStii.e.6t bGben bonn urb un6
Fem frabsfitu sor gties srInubtsu Bait.
gsaffir. om l. gSrtI q. 9. 1919.
a. g. Martin
qrdfiben; 9ro 1ens tts S,nbirdiS.
eeelaabtet: 5rse 5&neITtr. . glsri.
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