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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02

tartja minden honap 3-ik vasar-
napjan delelott 10 oral kezdettel
a 33S12 West Federal St.-i Macy.
Athletic Club helyisegeben. Leg
kozelebbi gyiilesiink Junius 19-en
d. e. 10 6rakor lesz. Gyiileseink
nyilvanosak Ennelfogva az er
deklod6k a xix meggyoz6dest a
karnak szerezni a szervezet nyilt
vezeteser6l, jojjenek ell a gyiiles-
terembe es ottan szemelyesen kap
max minden kerdesre informaciot.
Addig is b6vebb felvilagositasert
forduljanak a fiok titkarjahoz XII
mex cine: Papp Laszl6 251 Supe-
rios Street, Youngstown, Ohio.
Rig6 Mihaly, oszt. eln5k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
TARCZA

ga, jo apukat. A Setater-utca-
ban laktak, kertjuk alatt rohant,
mintha menekiilni akart volna eh-
boil rettento vilagbol, Szamos.
A kert t0veben kecses fiird6haz
ALT XII vizb6l, melynek sebes
sodra f0l0tt vastag k0tel fesziilt
at a tulso partra, hogy belefo-
g6dzhassek, aki fiirdik.
Sep nyari alkonyat volt, nap
sites utan ilyenkor szinte langyos
viz es V0rosne a kis Tihamer-
raj lement fiir0dni. Csak egeszen
folyo szelen allott, terdig az
acsarkodo ,habok kozt, inert ket
kezzel kellett fognia a fiucskat
aki, gyerekszokas szerint, mind
untalan hancnrozni pr6balt viz
ben. Ahogy ICY fiird6ruhaban a
folyo fole hajolva a tuls6 partial
Szemk0zt allott szGke kontyan
tancolva szaladt keresztiil lom-
bokon afford napsugar aranycsik
ia, hat gy0ny0rkodo szemmel iga-
zan el lehetett volna nezni sokaig
olyan igez6 volt.
Jaj beh j6! Megegyszer,
angus! - vihancolt a gyerek S a
! szep Vorosne ujra meg uira be-
marietta nyakig a vizbe kezzel-
labbal paskol6 kis Tihamert.
Egyszerre (hisz az asszonyok
max ere kiil0n erzekiik van) We
gigbizsergett rata valami: meg
erezte, hogy a lakatlan, tuls6 kert
b6l nezi valaki. Atpillantott. A
kovetkez6 lelegzetvetelben meg
razkodott, oszt0nszeriileg egeszen
imagahoz huzta a fiucskat es XII
egyenesedve nezett egy szemhu-
nyoritasig farkasszemet az olah
tiszttel, aki kardjara tamaszkod-
va, kidiilledt szemmel ALT odaat a
tulso kertben, zold cserjek k0
z0tt:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02

erezte, tudta, megertette, hogy az
ura mem el.
Babesku szalutalt es vagy6 te-
kintettel egy lepest tett elobbre.
Ilona pedig valami ellenallhatat-
Ian, meg mem fekezhet6, fajdal-
mas szenvedelyt6l elragadtatva,
felkapta kis arva Tihamert $
gyiilolet es atok sirasaval kial-
totta at tulso partra az olahnak j:
= Hat cine mintye, Babuska
Hahha, de csak az apak halifax
meg -. A fiuk - elnek!
S vizcseppektol ragyog6, XII
nyujtott sep, feher ket karjaval
magasra emelte kalimpalo kis
fiut. A jov6t. Zsoldos Laszl6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
MUNKAs A MuNKAsERT.

Kocsord kozsegben mint AIT hazulrol
irjak: minap foldig egett Ondi Zsig-
mondnak, Tisza -uradalom egyik ara
t6munkasanak haza. Lesujtott tarsuk
felsegitesere az uraaalom tobbi munka-
sal felajanlottak egy napi napszamuk
cricket ICY par nap alatt 1000 koro-
ma gyiilt egybe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
ITELT RABL6aYILKos.

Horyath Gyula ,fiilopszallasi lakos
aprilis no 13-an Szab6 Janosnet meg
tamadta es nala lev6 penz egyreszet
elrabolta Hazai tud6sitas szerint a
bir6sag targyalvan biiniigyet, Hor-
vath Gyulat r0gtoni biraskodas sza-
balyai ertelmeben k0tel altali halalra
itelte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
r E I H v A s.
A Youngstown es videh, egyle-
tekbe mem tartoz6 magyar
munkasokhoz!
Tisztelt munkatarsak

Ha biztositani akarjak magu-
kat, munkakeptelenseg esetere,
ugy minel el6bb lepjenek be a
"Munkas Betegsegelyz6 es On
kepz6 Szervezet" be. Szerveze-
think az egyediili amerikai beteg-
segelyz6 mely heti IL dollar Sc
gelyt fizet betegSeg vagy baleset
miatti munkakeptelenseg fseten
es havi befizetesek pedig csc
kelyek melyek kivetes utjan tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
A J o V o
SSSlS
-,


dix osztaly. Batyja tudniillik a
hetedikbe jart piaristaknal S va
sarnap delelottonkint, mise utan
rendszerint egesz sereg tanul6tar-
sat csoditette be a hazukhoz SON
kas- es kaviaros vajasszemlyere,
meg egy kis vidam tereferere.
Ilyenkor mindig tizenot esztena
dos Ilonka volt larmas fatal
tairsasag korjilrajongott, bece-
zett kozeppontja.
A sok artatlan es artalmatlan
diakudvarl6 kozt volt egy logos.
Akit senki sem vett komolyan.
Egy olah szarmazasu szegeny flu,
aki zsivajban tobbnyire felrehu-
zodott Macy ebedlo valamelyik
szogletebe, ha csak lehetett, keriil-
te szot es ha csak tehette, min
dig a gondtalanul nevetgelo, vagy
csacsogo Lazar Ilonka bajos po-
fikajan bameszkodott. Minden
vasarnap delel6tt, egeszen nya-
ri sziinideig, amikor hazament Lu-
gosra a szjileihez, de vakacio
rtan, a nyolcadik osztalyban, me-
gint tovabb, minden vasarnapon.
Most mar azonban teljes iskola-
even keresztiil. Csak karacsony-
ig. Merit ket nappal karacsony
elott, amikor szep sz0szke La
zar-leany eppen egy kezimunka-
iizlet kirakata el6tt alldogalt a
havas belvarosi utcan, egyszer
csak biztosan sejtette, hogy ere
jar szinte loppal odasompolygott
hozza a nyurga olah nyolcadikos.
Kezet cs6kolom, Ilonka, -
sugta fiilebe affele diakm6don.
A leany riadtan fordult feleje:
= Je, maga az, Todor? ;. Nit
keres erre?
- Nit keresek? - ismetelte
kerdest a Macy gimnazista. =
Ize. maid megmondom. Hon
ka
S aztan, amikor melleje szegod-
We, kamaszos esetlenseggel kiser-
gette a hol bosszusagaban, hol
zavaraban neki-neki pirul6 gye-
reket, XII is b0kte neki, hogy NIT
keres az Ilonka oldalan: a boil
dogsagat, a jovojet, a feleseget.
Tgen, igen!
= De ilyen inzultus! Hogy
lehet valaki ennyire ostoba! =
gondolta magaban felhaborodva
a leany es csip6sen vagta szeme-
be a szerelmes kamasznak:
Mondja T6dor ize
Babesku! Maguknal oft Lugoson
vagy hol egig n6nek a hegyek,
= es hideg gunnyal villantotta
ra feher fogsorat, - hogy ilyen
dolgokat beszel nekem9
Az olah flu pillanatig elsa
padt, de aztan megszikrazott a
SCENE.
- Jegyezze meg szavat, La
zar kisasszonyi Cine mintye! -
diihos kalapbillentessel, $40 nell
kill hagyta fakepnel a mergeben
ripacsvor0s leanyt.
Masnap a Babesku-fiu a nyol-
cadik osztalyban kapott a Lazar-
gyerekt3l ket hatalmas nyakle-
vest es harom nappal kes6bb a
tanari kart6l consilium abeundi-t
Aztan ugy eltiint, hogy meg az
Ilonka gyerek is elfelejtette.
Csupan kes6bb, asszony kora-
ban jutott nemelykor eszebe az
olah legenyke. De ahogy. ICY
meg-megjelent az emlekezeteben
haboruba ment ura utan sovar.
GO sep, sz6ke fatal asszony soha
sem az ebedl6 sarkat6l melan ra
bameszkod6 T6dort latta, hanem
egyforman es mindig csak sotet
tekintetii "cine mintye"-t.
Voros Tihamerne (mert az LETT
a Lazarek csitri Ilonkajab6D Ko
lozsvartt cit az ura sziileinel. Mem
mozdult a varosb6l az olah meg
szallaskor sem, inert meg mindig
mindig hazavarta az urat. Pedie
mar masfel esztendeje hir SEN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02

Babesku = rebegte maga-
ban elful6 lelegzettel a sert6 Is
kegyetlen viszontlatasnak ebben a
szegyenteljes pillanataban a "ci-
ne mintye' emlekezetet0l mintha
egy egesz rombad6lt vilag zuhant
volna vegig a lelken: most mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
Akar-e konnyen
Penzt keresni :?
HA IGEN, AKKOR OLVASSA Ell ALABBI
AJANLATUNKAT

Buffa6ban (New York aam) csak negy oranyra
Youngstownt6, River Roadon he haamas gyarteep
gocpontjaba egy NJ varos resi- epu fel
nj resi- csak nehany h6nap 6ta nyiott meg
telkek earusasa most oyik Az lit lev0 tekek leg
kaposabbak Buffa6ban, mnek az magyarazata, hogy
HET HATALMAs GYAR K0Z0TT FEKsZENEK.
Ebben het gyarban mintegy $4,000 ember dolgozk. AZ
munkas XII ezelben gyarakban kap alalmazast nagyon
termeszetesen szvesebben lak gyar kozeben emhogy
munaban elaradva meg meget es zufot vlanyosa vara
kozva tavolsagban levo otthonaha utazzon
Eek telkek nemcsak lak6 haz eptesre akamasak de
elso rangu uet befekteese h penzet bankba teszi
penze legobb eseben csak percente j0vedemez
de psnzet iyen uzet vaakozasba fektet k0nnyen
megcsinalja 20 es 25 szazalekot
XXI MER, Az NYER
pelda beszed is monda de mi mondjuk Ne
gyen ataanban eket mi senknek adunk ugy teket
hogy vegye meg akkor bztosan becsapodna
Meg AIT mondjuk hogy eket csak kerjuk
hogy
J0JJ0N Es NEZZE MEG
Is akkor saat szemeve gy0z0dik meg arr hogy yen d
tun0 aama meg sohasem volt penz csinani yen 6 ekek
nagyon regen kerultek eadasra Amerilaban.
Reszletss magyarazal felagositassa szivesen szo
gal Youngstown es kornyeh megbzottunk MH0K sANDOR
1886 West Federal Street. Youngstown Ohio.
MNDENKI IsMERI
Mh6k Sandor es tuda hogy bcsUees es mnden tekntet
ben megbizhato ember Forduon tehat hozza legesebb
bzaomma ha ejon Buffa6ban bztosak vagyunk alb
ban hogy saat szemeive fogja lani nit mi lit hir-
detink
telkeket letve hazhelyeket tejes berendezesse,
vagys viz gaz vany viz levezeto pap sbbi
zerelve szerz6desben antetve adjuk ell vasarl6nak
AIT feedje ell hogy magyar tarsasag.
| 257 Washington Street Buffalo, Ny.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19
PERSONAL PROPERTY
FNCHANGF-RpAL rsr,-'-I-.

---r.NN ~ NnN1'nrr--hSaL ~ ESTATE -
FOR TRADE-Or viii sell aTs-5--n
saerifioe for cash, income propsrtv se
y. Third street; close In. You sbory on
his 80 " IL one 81 the beat ha...o see
The city for Information call Usage 81, "
1r Usage 36gS. bsI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19
OA
sis n Main


A three months evening course In COM
mcrCiHl spanish viii be offered AZ tho
Tulsa business college, beginning october
., American instructors, educated in
spanish school Cali iumedistoly at our
otuco Tor details l09-ll T.. Third ~.
TWO LtNE-WlRE Statesmen 70 sell uur
line of aluminium ware on install nltut
easia, 9bc down and 2l.oO weekly delivers
~ pieces OF aluminium In one homo. Lib
tral combustion with rapid promo ion,
Al and ~ =. m-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19
EMPLOYMENT
i,rlr mANrln.MAIr


WANTED Two solicitors 'o .oI sutnt-
mum %" the iuatailment plan. Apply
shannon Furniture o.,
WANTED Threo esperieneed shoe salles,.
Guarantee shoe Niorc. o. b. First
wAHTED-- compctent dyc man 10 do dye.
Ing. vet and dry cleaning steady cfn-
pioymcnt Oklahoma Laundry Co. Enid.
WASTED Ezrcricuc-d pufnper who can
furnish references Tor past 10 years.
pumping 10 Oklahoma fields Apply i63l
8. benyor
MR. wANrED-fEMALE 30
COOK wANrED--Apply At 1901 q.
DvnHso.
CuLoFED MAID. must have experience,
10 DO general homework. Call Cedar
a' ....
FAIRLY crperiouced aeamtrsrs Tor alter
alton and foliniug work Bohucflsid
Cleaning works.
LADY COOK wanted On farm m cook Tor
seven men. See =. ". rhiikpf lli ".
MAID wanted. good cook servant qusr-
tors Apply in person. l2i1 South
boulder.
TEACHERS who wlsh better poslt'ops
hgu, 81 saals 4lc,e'''2 2w,. As@s S reseSsfs s,2ss
AGENCY for copy 1IJl uoilcy Bidg, At
lanta Georgia.
THERE ~ a DlrFERrNCE
college Tho Tulsa business College
,'frJa standard cuurars uf studies - Have
r. large ana able faculty. Have an OK
Dollout equipment ot modern office appli-
nuces ana devices and train It's students
to render efficient service. Office lOg-ll
a.. THIRD, Usage if29.
WILL GIVE board and room 10 em-
pioyod girl IN exchange for services
evenings Phone OsaEc s1s2.
wAHTEn -otnoe rlrl. Appjy Q a. m.
ti5 Hirs liliF
WANTED Iousrl,repcr 60 Keep hDusu
ana care Tor children. Box iG3 fltcr,
okla.
ASTED- women 10 Know were giving
90 lsHsoua In millinery FOR 81. Five les
SONS In reWaklug Your last winter hats
and five other valuable lessons In prHu-
u,a everyday millinery. Five patterns
~ hats given free with course. only n
limited number ~ pupils can DO taken
NJ this price. Tidrow's Millinery IL W.
Third
YOU CAN GET efficient training that will
Insure you good position II you attend
DrouRhon's business college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19
EMPLOYMENT
mEIr MNNrEn-MAIn

BEGIN that business course now, You
viii like tho nta, lyt Way iu VIII %
our work is presented. and will he ready
f0r "a good position iu short time. Day
and night school praughon's business
college, $40 s Main. Phone Usage soar,
FAlL TERN Just starting enroll for
either day or evening school See Mr..
Guisu today Telephone Usage it29 for au
appolntment Tulsa business college.
OPENING Tor good Insurance and real
estate salesman one who lives In Tulsa
Is well acquainted with the ctty and can
take charge Of business wnen necessary,
Call In person, Roum goo Biss bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19

MAT fNE4aEN renovated sud rsr1vsrsd.
~ 80. We refelt Old uBttrrsHDH all work
guaranteed Poftor Mattress GO. Phone
Deeua iFgg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19
ron SAFE on INCu,IoY7
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FARMS FOR RENT II
FOR RENT-bo acres improved on paved
road, mile from Tulsa; Huitahls 10,
dairy. Enquire ill Security.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19

MONEY TO LOAN
on improved Tulsa property, low rate OF
interest liberal contract no long delays
no red tape.
ADRISON. PAYNE HENRY
LOANS, INSURANCE, BONDS,
223-4 Kennedy BIDS
REAL ESTATE LOANS for five years on
business or residence property In Tulsa
no commission; principal payable any
time after first year or at end OF five
years; interest semi-annually; farm loans
same terms
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
col simmons Bldg. Phone Usage els0.
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pArrnr NrrnnNEY
rR0tisSIONNL srR,ICt,

CITY PROPERTY SURVEYING Lots q
specially general oil field engineering
drainage, Irrigation, reasonable fcea, call
Mr., FtCW, Usage Ah0l. 800 DTexel Bldg
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
JONES NEWS

Jones, Nov. 5.-iWe have had abund-
ant rains and the farmers will soon
he busy putting in grain.
In common with the many friends
Of Mr.. Stephen Herndon, Of North
Carolina, we were very sorry to hear
of his recent death. He was born
and reared at Cokesbury and was a
splendid gentleman. We tenderly SYM
pathize with the .bereaved family.
We extend congratulations to Mr.
Howard Carlisle and Miss Lucille Cope
land, who were recently married.
Mrs. DR.. w. T. Jones and daughter,
Mrs. G. l.. Graham recently visited
Mr. w. P. Culbcrtson, Of Mt. Olive.
We extend congratulations to our
cousin, Mr.. Carroll Smith Of Laurens,
and Miss Wilkinson. Of Greenwood,
who were recently married.
Mr.. Furman Odell raised a fine crop
OF peanuts and potatoes.
Several Of our neighbors hauled
potatoes to Hodges last week to store
in the potato house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Jones and
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
LANFORD NEWS

Lanford, Nov. THE Mission Study
class OF Friendship church presented
the mission study course at the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning in very
interesting way, the class being led
by Miss Sara Lou tBobo. There were
about twenty bright young ladies rep
rescnting this class and they all
showed earnest zeal and determination
in Kingdom work. They are to be
commended for the good they are do
homes Of Capt. j. W. Lanford, Mr.. j.
M. Fleming and Mr. c. d. Cox, and ali
enjoyed having them. Mr. o. G. Cox
was also present and was pressed
into conducting services.
Mrs. O. T.. Fowler is very sick and
has a trained nurse with her this
week. We hope she will soon be rc?-
stored to health.
We are SO pleased to learn that lit
tie Mary Drummond is improving some
and her many friends are so hopeful
that she will soon be we'll and back to
her accustomed place.
MI and Mrs. II. ". Higgins and lit
tie son, Of Buffalo, and Miss Carrie
Lou Higgins, teacher at Arkwright,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Higgins this weekend. While here
they were also guests of Mr.. II. A.
Drummond and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson attended the
Spartanburg County Fair last week,
returning home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter O'Dell and Miss Nan
ME Lanford were shopping in Wood
ruff Saturday.
Mr. Charles Drummond, Of Spartan
burg. and Mr.. James Drummond and
cr, Mrs. w. II. Drummond, Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Waldrep, Of Salisbury,
and Mr.. Yates Waldrep, OF Woodruff,
spent tho weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Waldrcp.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Johnson, Mr.. j..
ID. Johnson, Mrs Waldrep and daugh-
ter, Pauline, Mr.. J. F. Waldrep, Mcssrs.
Boyd and Clyde DeShiclds also attend
cd the Spartanburg fair
Mr. and Mrs. Ezelle Garrett, Miss
Ida ID. Garrett Ms. s. e. Riddle and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Gar
rett during the past weekend
Mr.. C. w. McCravy and Mr.. Barks
dale, OF Laurens, were visitors here
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fowler, of Ora, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. T. A.
Drummond.
Mrs. Rep. Osborne's mother died
Sunday and was buried the following
day at her old home church. Pros
pect. She has made her home with
Mrs. Osborne since they have been liy-
ing in this community and was the
widow Of a Confederate veteran
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09

Harry and Charlie Moseley attended
the State Fair last week.
The friends of Rev. Robert Sharp
will be pleased to hear that he has
fully recovered from his recent illness.
The oldest farmers never knew all
OF the cotton picked in October.
The cotton crop is very short and
the price should at least be 20 or 80
cents per lb. Our property is almost
confiscated by excessive taxation and
the people should demand relief from
such oppression.
Dr. w. II. Jones is profoundly CRATE
full to all friends, white and colorcd,
for recent kind favors.
We recently mot the following
friends: DR.. Shirley and Willie Irwin
of Honea Path, Gov. r. A. Cooper, Col.
Henry Simpson and Wells Todd, of
Uaurens; Marion Moore Of Mt. Pleas
ant, Newton Odell, Robert Redden and
All McNinch Of Owingsvillc; and Jas.
Sprolcs, Bcnnic Brown and Claud EN-
erson, of Greenwood.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
RIDDLES OLD FIELD NEWS

Riddles Old Field Nov. THE hard
est rain fell Monday that we've had
in some time. Hail fell in some places.
| Those who were in Fountain Inn
this week, having dental work done
were Mr.. and Mrs. EZelle Garrett,
Miss Matte Bell Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Putnam.
Mr.. J. A. Britton and son, Jennings,
went to Woodruq Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. j. A. Britton and family spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Crow.
Mr. J. S. Todd was the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. f. iE. Bobo, Sunday
Mr.. Bud" Putnam, OF Greenville,
and James Todd, OF Fountain Inn,
dincd at J. NJ. Todd's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Todd spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in Chester with
Mrs. Todd's brother, ,Nr. John Powers
Misses Edna Riddle and Blanche
Todd were the visitors at Mr. T.. W.
Cannady's Saturday.
Mr.. F.. H. ,D'onnon, Mr.. E. Fl. Garrett
and Miss Mary Garrett went to
Greenvillc Sunday after Mrs. Mary
Donnon, who has bee nat the bedside
Of her daughter, Mrs. j. o. Davis.
Mr.. S. e. Riddles family went to-
Lanford Sunday to be with Mr.. n. c.!
CARROTS family.
Miss Hester Britton was the vel
come visitor Of Misses Rosa and
Maude Riddle Saturday night.
Mrs. Marvin Rhodes attended the
teachers meeting in Laurens Ssrtur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Sherbert were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Gar
rett Monday night.
Miss Oradel Rhodes was visiting
relatives in Laurens last week.
a w. Rhodes family spent the day
recently will, Nr. and Mrs. s. j. Burns.
Born to Ny. and Mrs. Calvin Nc
Cauley. son, Columbus Earl.
Mr. elijah Riddle has been sick for
| the past few days.
Mrs. RI. A. Holcombe has been suf-
fering for the past two months with q
felon on her thumb. She and Mr.. Hol-
combe wish to thank those who have
showed their kindness and sympathy
during her afiliction.
Mr.. Clarence Britton spent the day
Sunday with his friend, Posey Howard.
Miss Mae Riddle spent few days
last week with Mrs. Ray Garrett.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09

guaranteed painless corn and callus
remover. Any corn, no matter how
deep rooted, departs quickly when
"Gets-It' arrives. Wonderfully SIM
pie, yet simply wonderful, because all
soreness stops with the first applca-
ton Get rid Of your corn and wear
shoes that fit. Big shoes simply make
corns grow bigger. Your money back
if "GctS-It" fails. Insist on the gen
uinc. Costs but a rifle everywhere.
MID. by f. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09

TO Cure Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE (Tablets) 1t
stops the Cough and Headache and works off the
Cold. E. w. GROVES signature on each box. 30c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
MILLIONS
USE
''GETS.IT"
FOR CORNS
Stops Pain Instantly Removes Corns
Completely

Everybody, everywhere needs to
know what millions Of folks have al
ready learned about "Gcts-lt' the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05
Benny's Notebook

My cuzzin Artie came crrouna
Satidday and me and him made .
kite, being pritty good of kite
but nuthing eXtcr, Artic saying, Now
If We had some rags to make a talA
we could take IL out and see II il
flies eny good.
Wich / looked all over the house
in oVerybodys room without find.
ing eny rags, and / thawt | better
not tare enything up that dident
look like a rag SO we went errOund
to Artics house and he got some and
the kite flew pritty good but nuth.
ing eXter, on account of that being
the kind of a kite It was and after
a vile 1t got stuck in tree, being
the highest il had went, ana ! wen.
home and suppir wascnt reddy ye,
80 | went up in my room TO finish
reeding Paul Poppy In a Submareen
so / could start reeding Paul Poppy
In a Aireopllne, and herd ma down
stairs saying, Well would you LOOK
at my room. it looks as If Il sy clone
had struck 1t.
Proberly meening tho way tho
draws and things looked, and jest
then Ghddis called down over the
bannisteT's, Mother, wat on erth hap
pened to my room, it's a diskrace
everything is skies and rs.
Me thinking, G, heck. Wich jes
then ! herd pop saying, Who th'
dooce has bin playing ruff hous'
with my bewro draws, this is
pritty mess | must say.
Gosh, darn it. thawt.
Wich jest then ma and pop ant
Gladdis all called at once, Benny
Benny.
Holey smooks. holy cats, ! thawi
And | sed. wat? Watts the matter
Wy? What?
Being Jest was ! suspected, and
had TO go without, di2zert at suppir
and | had TO go to bed rite after
finished my lessins. wich was sorr
1 dident haff to go before | starte'
them.