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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,
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Found Near Waterloo spotted |
i".ter weighing about 500 pounds. For !
information apply to this office.
2l-1t
Lost Spottcd bull calf Weighing
about 800 pounds. Reward if returned |
to !. j. Dcndy. 2l-lt
For Sn!c-Eisht sooh mules, brood !
mare, wagons. farm Supplements Of all
Kinds. /. G. Traynham. 2l-tf |
Wanted 70 Rrht-a house close in |
AZ once o. by January lst Address
"ilouSc" care Of Advertiser. 2l-lt-pd .
Los, Probably between Davis Rop- !
cr's store and 7. ID. D@wncy's homo, a
large cameo pin. Eihdcr will please
return 10 this Office atd~Sccurc reward.
2l-lt-pd
For Saic Registered COW, fresh in
milk. Price $500G~~D. T.. Todd, Lau
'Sns; Roo%s II 4 Tor Rent kpyy to ,oa l;'o1" Nor'"
Harper street 2l-lt
Lost Red hound bitch. medium
size. one car slightly torn. white tip
end of tail $1,000 reward if returned
to r. Pratt Henderson, Greenwood, S.
G. 2l-lt
.TreSpnSS Notice fNo hunting or 9TH
er trcspassing wilL-bc permitted on
my hands. Mrs. J. B. Verdin, Laurcns
Route g. 21-lt-pd
Seed C0tton-Wc will buy seed cot
ton at market prices. Eichelbergc.
Bros 2O-2t-pd
House for ale--Scven- room house,
barn water and lights one-half acre
| land. on Irby Avenue, known a.
Yeargin house Apply to w. II. Hud-
! gems 20-tf
For Sale One seven-room house,
recently repainted and in good repair,
new barn. fine water, on onc-acrc lot,
in town of Gray Corut, close in. Ap-
| ply to f. ID. Bolt. 20-tf
For Sale--I offer for immediate sale
my old home place, l05 acres of land
good dwelling, 2 tenant houses. with
other outbuildings, plenty Of timber,
good pastures. well watered, within
1-2 miles OF Barksdalc Station and
8 miles Of Gray Court; good schools
and churches Of different dcnomina-
tions. Terms can be made easy Ap-
ply to A. c. Watson, Greenwood, S. G..
19-4t-pd
For iSmit--Two mules, one milk COW,
wagon and buggy. corn and fodder and
: mcnts; all in good condition. j. n.
. King, Laurens, Route S. lost pd
NOtlce--All persons arc hereby
warned against hunting or otherwise
trespassing upon my land. w. D. Ow-
} ems. 18-5t-pd
For Saie>--52 acres, 1-2 miles north
OF Laurens on two public roads. Two
tenant houses. Bermuda pasture. Bar
gain for quick sale. Terms. Apply
} to E. p. Minter. 1S5t
House for Rent-Nicc large house
on South Harper street. All modern
c0nvcnicnces Apply to Mrs. B. X
> Humphries or to b. NJ. Wolff, Agt.
2 15-t
t Money to !.cnd-Long term loans
), negotiated on improved farms at pei
cent annual interest, and reasonable
expense. Borrowers will do we'll tt
apply early. G. D. Barksdale. 1873
For Salc-In Cross Hill 7-rOom ne"
house, l6 acres;i will exchange fol
!, farm land Terms reasonable. j. }
McSwain, Attorney ct Law, Greenville
u S. C. I'D
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
TENANT PROBLEMS.

Last week we had 4 reference to Mr.
}. J. McSwain'S letter 10 his tenants.
This week we will 80 little further
into the subject OF renting.
As our cOunty farm dCmoNStr0,or
said in his Introductory remarks al
lie recent boii wccyil meeting in the
court house, ii seems to be one OF the
popular pastimcs Of the day to criiciSc
the farmer, The Advertiser does not
wish to appear in that light As a pa
per that circulatcS in an agricultural
county, it docs try to keep in touch,
as much as limited time allows. with
farm problems. SO. anything ii may
say in this connection should bc taxi
en- in the light il is intended. as a
sincere comment on a vital subject.
a tenant is never essentially per
mancnt resident. lie may remain in
one place year. two years or for a
number Of years or even for life
time. Yet he can never call the place
he is living on his own, nor the house
he lives in as aite home. lie may be or
dercd out at the end OF his contract
this month. the next or at the end OF
the year. Regardless Of present rela-
tons between him and the landlord
his occupancy may cease at a relative
ly short notice. This uncertainty
with it's accompanying disadvantages
Is the weak point in our system OF
farm operation.
With the uncertainty of occupancy
there is not the incentive to soil i'm
proyemcnt and land building tina
ownership gives Soil Improvement Is
in the nature Of an investment and /
i Istquite natural feeling for the renter
to object to investing his time. labor
and capital ia iand which may be tag
en- out Of his hands at any time. There
arc instances without number where
this very thing has happened-an in
dustrious renter has built up the lane
and increased its production only t.
be turned out because ne refused t
pay higher rental for the produc
tivity which he himself had brOugh
+ about. In the absence Of provision
for the renter 10 secure the full valu
FOR all Investments which he Nigh
make in the land, in thought, labor o
money, is there much room for criti
cism of those who get all that the
can out of the land and not put any
thing back into It,?
Now, all renters do not do this, no
do all farmers who work their ow
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RETURNED SOLDIERS
GIVEN WELCOME

Continued from Page One)
quite sure that they would be in
much better condition to cope with
the McXicans than If they had not
gone to Texas for the training.
Several mascots were brought back
by members of the company. Anxious
enquircrs about the boll-wecvil were
told that there were no boll-wecvils
around El Paso, as there was no cot
ton there for them to feed on. Tho
city is about 5000 feet above the sea
level and cattle raising and mining
are the chief industries Of the dis
trict.
while the company is mustered out
from the federal service, it still re-
tains its status as part Of the Ma
tional Guard
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13

Have the liddics write to Santa
Claus through The Advertiser for next
week. Have them send the letters by
Saturday afternoon in time for setting
III type Monday morning
Christmas shopping will be made
easier on the clerks by shopping early
in the day before the crowds start the
rush. Shopping will also be better
then. for more time may then be de-
voted to selection
We sympathizc With the Greenyillc
Daily Piedmont in the loss Of their
plant by fire. We hope and believe
that the management will be Spurrcd
on by the misfortune to get out even
better paper than they put out before
The City Council has decided. from
reasons of economy not to publish the
license ordinance this year. 1t has
legal advice to the effect that the law
does not require it. The Advertiser
does not find fault with the disposition
TO be economical, though We question
the economy in this and all other econ
omics which tend to obscure The de
tails Of the city government
The National Guard OF South Caro-
lima suffers a distinct loss in the res
ISnations Of Mai. r. T.. Watson ans
Capt. w. ID. Workman of Grccnvilc
Both arc officers Of the highcs; eli.
cheney and gcntlemcn Of the fines
pypc. They have devoted much o
their time since manhood to the up.
building OF the Guard and deserve ih,
commcndation Of all who are inter
csted in the militia.
The saving habit, 4 mighty good one
may be inculcatcd in the boys ant
Girls by cncouraging them to join tho
Christmas club. now boing formed i
the local banks. i good plan Of an
pcaling to their S2lf-respect would b,
to start one Of the clubs for them
making the big payments first an,
turning the accounts over to them late
smaller.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13

Langston Church No. 3 & milIa
ScuihetoWn NO. :. q mills
l'ahtord NO. ~ ..6R mills
Ora No. IL ;. :. 3 milja
ScufIletOwn No. 2 "a mills
Scuillet0wn No. 4 "a mills
Prompt attention will be given
those who wish to- pay their Taxes
through the mail by check, money or
der etc.
Persons sending in lists OF names
to be taken off are requested to send
them early; and give the Township OF
each, as the Treasurer Is very busy
during tho month Of December.
ROSS ID. YOUNG.
County Treasurer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
('nril OF Thanks.

we wish to express our sense Of
appreciation Of the kindncsscs and
ana rendered us during the recent
sickness and at the death OF our kins-
man, Mr.. }. \. McCasan. The mcmory
OF these things will ever be cherished
by us.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Davis and Family
sec our limo Of Childrcns Wagons
and Vclocipcdcs. all sizes and prices
;. NJ. 4 +. II. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13

See our line Of Writing Desks, Music
Cabinets and Dressing Tables. They
arc in all the latest woods and finish
eS, and arc priced so low. too.
S. NJ. & Il. II. WILKES e. co
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13

Sullivan Township r. r. Bonds 3 mills
Merna No. 8 ;. :. :. % mills
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
I.AIRLNS, $. e., DEC. l3, 1916.

Have the lddics write to Santa
Claus through The Advertiser for next
week. Have them send the letters by
Saturday afternoon in time for setting
il type Monday morning.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-16

commentator of the committee on
taxation be approved and warrants be
drawn for the amounts. On roll call
Cole, Hoy, Johnson, Olson, Pilmer,
Sayre and Swering voting Aye, motion
carried.
Moved and seconded bill for water
of Thos. Bond be reduced to $3.50. On
roll call Cole, Hoy, Johnson, Olson,
Pilmer, Sayre and Swering voting Aye,
motion carried.
An ordinance regulating the con-
struction or repair of sewer and water
connections was submitted and given
its first reading.
A Resolution No. 212 was presented
and read relating to the City being
threatened litigation Of the Cameron
Septic Tank Co.
Moved and seconded Resolution No.
PIP as read be passed and approved.
On roll call Cole, Hoy, Johnson, Olson,
Pilmer, Sayre and Swering voting Aye
motion carried.
An ordinance being an ordinance
requiring owners to remove snow from
sidewalks was submitted and given its
second reading. On roll call Cole, Hoy,
Johnson, Olson, Pilmer, Sayre and
Swering all voting Aye, motion was
declared passed and approved and be-
came Ordinance Number "a.
Moved and seconded salary of John
Westover be raised from $4,000 to
$1,000 per month and Of w. II. Hotch-
kiss be raised from $4,000 to $4,000
per month, each commencing Novem-
Der LIST, 1916. On roll call Cole, Hoy,
Johnson, Olson, Pilmer, Sayre and
Swering voting Aye, motion carried.
On motion council adjourned.
II. B. MATHEWS,
G.. II. Stoddart, Mayor.
Auditor.
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headache and blind spells. But he is
recovering rapidly at this writing.
Mr. Nielsen and daughter Sena took
Sunday dinner at the Phillips home.
Mr.. jacobson visited at the Nielsen
home Tuesday.
Those who visited at the Phillips
home Sunday were Mr.. Nielsen and
daughter Scna, Frank Carl and Eber-
hart Pauls.
Fred Huska received word Of the
death of a cousin in Iowa last week.
Those who visited Christ Paul's Sun,
day evening were Gladys and Blanche
Phillips, also Sena Nielsen.
Word was received from Sanish, n.
D., that the Leon Schrader family are
enjoying their new home very much.
The recent spell of cold weather is
very disagreeable to all parties con.
ce"ned.
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Harold, of Currie, Mimi, arrived here
Saturday evening for a visit with rel
atives.
Miss Pearl Farley was a Brookings
visitor from Friday evening until Mon
day morning.
Geo. Thornton and \. j. Lovejoy
both had phones installed in their
homes last week.
Mrs. Mary Johnson spent several
days last week at the home of Dave
Johnson in Trenton.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Reeve in Trenton met with a very
painful accident last Thursday, when d:
door spring struck her eye, and it was
thought at first she would lose her eye.
DR.. Foster was called and he and Mr..
and Mrs. Reeve and child Immediately
left for Sioux Falls 20 consult a special
list. Mrs. Reeve and little daughter re
NAMED at Sioux Falls for treatment.
The first number of the Lyceum
course. The Musical Guardsmen,' was
given Thursday evening. The new hall
was used for the first time, and was
filled to its greatest capacity by a very
attentive and appreciative audience.
The committee were very well pleased
with the returns thus far, and hope
the succeeding numbers will prove as
universally satisfactory.
Miss Ada Messner entertained four
teen of her little schoolmates Saturday
afternoon. the occasion being her birth
day. The little folks spent a merry
afternoon and enjoyed the delicious
lunch provided by Mrs. Messner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Cheatham are re
ioicing over the arrival of a little son
at their home, Monday, November II
Mrs. L. p. Haggardt and children left
last Wednesday for Detroit, Mich.
where Mr.. Haggardt is employed. They
have spent the past summer at the
home of Mrs. c. A. Ripley.
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MEDARY

Quite a few from here were Brook
ings visitors Saturday to view the
"Hoboes" in spite of the cold day.
Mr.. Simon marketed grain in Brook.
ings Monday.
Pat Gillespie, who has been VISITING
at De Smet, returned to his Moody
county home last week.
Andrew Gaukel, of Bookings. spent
a few days last week at the Nick Hene
gan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill were Brook
ings visitors recently.
n. b. Vaughan, of De Smet, visited
over sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. S
Carter.
Fred P~olsean's sale was Well attend
ed and a good sale was reported.
W. N. Atkins was a Modary visitor
Monday.
Geo. II. Crawford was visiting at the
Gus ponto home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Orye Atkins were
Brookings visitors Saturday,
Mrs. Limbach was on the sick list
few days last week.
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Mrs. Frank Messner and Mrs. Ed.
Caswell motored to Sioux Falls Thurs
day and they had dental work done.
w. L. Mall went to Belle PLANE,
Iowa, last week to spend a few days
with relatives. He expects to make
the trip home by auto.
j. B. Culhane and family. of Glen
dive, Mont, and Mrs. p. T. Kinney and
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met and prepared lunch. The event
was a surprise to the choir, having
been arranged by the ladies and Rev.
Stoll. All enjoyed the supper and a so.
cial evening.
Joe March was in Aurora the latter
part of last week, enroute to his home
in Illinois. He spent the past season
in North Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-16

Stromberg-CarlSon Telephone
Manufacturing Co. supplies 221.77
Western Electric Co., supplies 101. 06
Mrs. Nellie Allen, board ...... 1855
Ch2s. Aarvick. draying ........ 200
J. j.. Tree, draying .......... 1925
Theo. Martinson, draying ..... Sos
l.. II. Trudell, draying ........ 9.25
Theo. Martinson. hauling coal. 134.53
Brookings Lumber 4 Fuel Co,
coal 2.0o6 90
Brookinss Lumber 4 Fuel CO..
supplies 100. so
c. NJ. Youmans Lumber Co, sup
pies 1913
c. NJ. Younmans Lumber Co,
lumber 1885
Atlas Lumber Co., lumber ..... 1871
Register Publishing Co, print
ing 6.23
II. f. Wiley, livery .......... 1875
Fridley Auto Co., livery 1888
J. w. Warren, repairing ...... AGO
John MatSOn, repairing ....... $50
=, - - 40 %
S. Marvin, labor and material. 61.97
Rrookinas Construction co
labor and material ......... 1884
Brookings Construction CO.,
Iobor opa m,toriol E7e ga
ueoomop e~urvavinp 8 90
John Dokken cuIyerts and
crossipgs 5oe IL
~ NJ NcCippis hoarding
nri.opors 90
Moved md seconded ranort of cam.
mittoo no odontod hills allowed ard
ma r,.nts drawn Cor somo an roll cau
CoIo How 1obneop Olson piImor
coyro and cworino ,otiuu Ava nation
p ,riod
Moved and eocondod q warrant he
IN tbo ourn If s7o Al to haIonce freiobt
ora ovnro.s accounts n, roll call
coIo uov Iobusop olso, pluor
c,,,ro ord Cworips yoti,o Avo mo
tior oorr;od
nm Of don,urrooo for COX oo hrouaht
-, and ordorod toblfd until ipvoetioat.
cd
Nov, ana ..aoonaad Auditor saouro
,ha ccoiobt hflra for oil cors coaI -
dato aud aIso sac,,ro tho rast &C fast
49,. coal ,rri,o. Am rotiro Avo an roll
,a, .,o4ior orrioa
Mo''" IL" '''''i"'" '"7'"'' % ~
port De ~d'''p''" '"u WARRANTS "l""'
as per contract on ron can NoI'' IloS
JoihSoI'' olSol' 'III''I' '"Si' an"
H"'I'HE Fo''"6 aye "'o'''' '"''''"'
Moved II seconded all meters BE-
read each month and If water meters
cannot be gotten at water be cut OF
until accessible to read. On ron cal
Cole, Hoy, Johnson, olson, Pllmef,
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PRRN

Frank Pauls had a slight accident
Sunday night. by falling from the up
stairs of a barn, causing a severe
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CHiROPRACTO2S
ATTORNEYS

Philo Hall J. p. Alexander
Wallace e. Purdy
HALL, ALEXANDER & PURDY-At
torneys and counselers at law.
HALLWOLD BLOCK
Brookings, South Dakota. Phone 10
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