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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
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Una Carta de Don Justo Juan.

iSr. Don Seeundo CaGicrno, 81 80 q
Vicepresidcnte de la CASA DE.
ESPANA", "a
San Juan, Puerto Rico. rsss
Estmado Y distinguido compatriota:
Con la presente me complazco en-
remftirle cheque No. 76414 de esta Jun
ia Local de la Casa de Espana .su
favor y cargo de este Banco Terrific
rial y Agricola, por la sunla de
$73s.00; y otro cheque No. z17847 a
cargo del Banco Hispano Americana
de Madrid. por la suma 1000 Pesetas,
cuyas cantidades cubren la recelecta
efectuada en- esta poblacion en- favor
de la Cruz Roja Espanola.
q, Tambien me complazco EN- acom-
panarlc la relacion de los donantes.
Debo hacer constar que he sido Sc
cundado en- este patriotico cometido
por los Sres. Francisco de Diego, Fer
nando Beiro y Avelino Mieres.
Como vera por la relacion iliclusa,
varios distinguidos puertorriquenos
amigos, generosa y espontaneamente
han contribuido para tan humanita-
rio fin. ,..4.
Con mi mayor consideration y apre-
clio, quedo de I'd, 4
Affmo., amigo y compatriota,
Justo Juan,
Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
LOS FosFoRos
tires ESTRELLAS'

va estan de nuevo en- 'el mercado,
traidos por la importante firma de es-
ia ciudad, Sucrs. de L. VillamiD y Co.,
los acreditados f6sforos, marca "Tres
Estrellas", fabricados en- Suecia.
Sc trata de un producto con el que
esta muy familiarizado nuestro publi-
co que 10 consumia aquf en- grandes
cantidades; pero la guerra dificult6
este comercio, v los f6sforos "Tres
Estrellas" dejaron de venir la Isla
con gran sentimiento de los consumi-
|dores.
Pero va estan aquf de nuevo, v los
incontables marchantes de los "Tres
Estrellas" estaran contentos. Porque
no solo Sc trata de un f6sforo que en-
ciende que no Sc apaga, sino que
tiene un nombre tan evocador.. iEso
de Tres Estrellas!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
LA REUNION DEL
DOMINGO

Ell domingo por Ii tarde Sc reu-
de San Juan, "Sueno de NeStaleS !,
en el hogar de la presidenta del mis-
me, Sol %, para aprobar el Resla-
mento por el cual han de regirse, Y
para cambiqr impreSioreS tomar
acuer(los para Ia organization de una
"jaranita" bale que Sc llcvara
electo el pr6ximo viernes a las ocho
t1e Ii noche, con motive del onomis-
tico de Ia simpatica Carlotita Carre-
TO, tesorera del mismo.
Ell secretario someti6 Il considera-
ci6n de la association el Reglamento
para que fuera discutldo con sill
enmiendas. En- un corto debate fue
aprobado por unanimidad con alSunos
nuevos articulos Y enmiendas pro
posici6u de varas sencritas jove-
ieS.
I.uego de terminates los acuerdos
sc procedi6 a baiiar. va que la pre-
sencia allf de una hermosa grafonola
invitaba a bailar, (porque hay cuer-
pos que no hablan pero invitan).
a las seis media de Ia tarde des-
flo Ia eomitiva, daspu6S de haber
aeordado que yolverfap Il bailar
las ocho de Ia noche
Ese ST que es ''sueno de vestales,
I>oi nc, J-,pIloI
A la hora acordada V a los acordcs
de una marcha espaiiola do comienzo
la comparse de senoritas Y joyenes
Al urte de dar vueltaS. Elias cram:
Te08or.;a, Sira. Julita ]ualtita Ma
cAo- paquita Saavedra, Angelita Ro'
drigucz, Carlotita Carrero, Minita
yial.ee. Mallita Rivera Muhoz Ce-
Ia Nor4ega Carreras, hcrmana del
ooeta Carreras; Y 6ilos, Rafael Prize
te, Taco Fernandez, Daniel Trio, Ma
10 Fuentes. Ramon Sineriz, Pepito
4.arez, Carlos Cadic Y J. NJ. Ocasio.
serfa prolific mencionar la algeria
que rein0 ell aquel hogar.
\ las diez Y media, Ii presidenta,
carifosa Y atenta, obsequio Il los con-
o1lrrl lies con tinos dulces Y deliciosa
'-egcraa de hielo' (ice cream.
licgada VA la hora de dar fin Ia
fiesta, puesto que Morfeo Sc dejaba
va d trag6s de una cortina adornada
,-on hilos negros, cant0 la presidenta,
seiIJrita Dora, una inspiradfsima TO
sauuza. con delicada yoz de artista,
v meg acompaiiada por su hermann
"a Slra, cantaron rn slSblime duo.
ii45iendo sido Ovacionadfsimas por
t0dos con prolongados aplausos. HiZo
oi 1companamiento de piano, su carl
fuso padre, que con esa SonriSa que
teYaH Ios artistas en- los labiOS, CO.
rtla sus dedos i0venes today{a, como
~ alma, trar6s de las ''varillas" de
iiEanco marfil, de su piano. ;Cuantos
l,,cuerdlos guardara aquel cEerpo mG-
sical. Cuantas almas habrdn senti
do el fuego del amor a, escuchar sus
gritos acompa1ados por Ia divina voz
de una amena "presidenta" ;Ofelia.
Ofelia!
Son0 una campanada y ctra va
rias mas: ell viejo reloj de Ia casa
del pueblo, cumpliendo su mission,
avisaba que era hora va de contri-
buir al silencio de la nocne.
HaSta In puerta nos acomDaiIarOn
los reyes del hogar'. Ell union las
ruatro princesas mayorcs, que forman
la corte Y con un moyimiento de SOM
breros nos lespedimos hasta la pro-
xima, dejando en- la alfombra del
palacio deshojadas las flores mas her
nosas de nuestras simpatfas.
HAMLET.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
IN LIBRO COMO IIAY pOCOS

Ya lego el 4lmdndquc EaciclOpcdin
&c Ia Vida Prdctica (BaWy-BaiHifre)
para 1922, el libro espaiol de mayor
enla del ailo. Ell FL Sc continda cl
niGtodo de divulgaci0n cicntitica que
lie ha dado tanta fama V .su teXto Y
su~ %rabadoS son senciilamente insu-
perables. Como siemprc, sc divide en-
las secciones tituladas: Ell UHirerso,
IcrcchO usual CichciG9 uElgdrisdddS,
IGricW!tnra, Literature, Mnsicd D Be
Uas ties, MatrimOhi0 D Hogdr, His
tofW N6dicd, o JNegOs D Sports, Y
IS guro que varios dc sus artfculos
itanardn poderC samcnte Ia atenci6n.
l.us coleccioniStas Y el p1blico EN- ge-
neral, recibiran con gusto el -Alndnd-
4Hr Bdily-BdiHi6rc para 1922, cuya
presentation NADIA tiene que envidiar
la de los amos anteriores.
FL AlD,Gnaque BGHly BciHiGre para
1922, Ola los compradores los acos-
tumbrados regalos Y bcnos de rebaja
Y So vende en- todas las librerfas Y
objetos de escritorio a los precios
ordinarios.
Comprad este libro antes que Sc
agotc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
UNA COMISION

Con motive de la realization, pro.
yecto de emprestitos para obras pd-
blicas que estan pendientes en- La Co
mission Economical, Sc habla del envfO
de una comisi0n a los Estados Unidos
para tratar de la colocaci0n de bonos.
en- ell case de que al fin sean sancio-
nados por el Executive los planes que
envuelven los proyectos de ley pendien
tes de cumplimientO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
DOS BUQUES MAS DE LA
ATLANTIC FRUIT co

Los Sres. Villar Y Co., nos infor-
man que en- vista de la protection que
lie ha dispensado el comercio de esta
isla la referida compania, esta ha
resuelto poner dos buques mas en- el
sevicio que saldran los dos de este
puerto el dia ocho de noviembre, G
sea el "Sagua" Y Ell "Amalia".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
DONATIVOS PARA LA CRUZ ROJA
ESpANOLA

Suma anterior S4}, 1913 .0G
SenoritaS, Ana Rita V Maria
Victoria iIamfreZ ..... 20.00
Don BartolomG FontanGs. de
Riot .rnnde ............. 2GO
De Mayagiiez. suscripci0n
adfcional ...... I'll
De Patillas. gestionado por
Ia Secci0n Local de Ia
Casa de Espaila" ...... 20.00
Sociedad Espanola de AuXi-
lilo Mutuo Y Hencfioe.cia.
equivalpncia de Pesetas
25.000.00 ......... $4,000
Subscription de la Casa de
ESpana Ell Puerto Rico. 1.000.0U
Suma total $47 ,6S2. IL
1ngrcsada Ell el Bauco Territorial
Y Agrfcola de Puerto Rico.
NOviembre 1, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
la REUNION DEL Ola 6

La Corte de Granada de las lsabe-
linas celehrar;l cl domingo pr6Ximu s,l
primera iniciaci6n. llcvdndose a efec-
to una animada reunion por Ia tarde.
Han SidO citadaS las lamaS que per-
tenecen a Ia eXpreSada Association V
Sc eSper;i que la concurrenca sea muy
nutrida
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
Ell "SAGUA" SALE CON CARGA
MENTO COMPLETE

Esta tarde has cinco saldra del
muelle del Malecon para New York,
Ell vapor "Sagua", de la Atlantic
Fruit Co., con un cargamento de
$4,000 cajas de frutas, y una gran
cantidad de barriles de tabaco Y CO.
cos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
Ell "TANAMO" SALE Ell DiA
TRES DE NEW YORK

Nos avisan los senores Villar y Co,
que el vapor 'Tanamo', de Ia Atlantic
Fruit Co., saldra pasado flarana dol
puerto de New York con carga y pa
sajeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
CORREC QUE TRAE Ell SAN
LORENZO"

HI yapor San Lorenzo" que Sc es-
pera llegue este puerto manana a
las dos de la tarde trae 792 sacos de
cspoudencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01

Acabamos de recibiir

Mazapanes de Toledo.
JamoneS de los Princes.
(Todo MagrO.)
Lomo de Cerdo. Embucha-
do.
PatataS ESpanolas en- Ca
naStOS.
Salchichon de "Vich'. MA
lOndra).
Jugo de IVA Espanol. { Mos
catell).
Chorizos Trevijano. En- Ra-
ma.
Pasta Espanola lie Magin.
Quer.
.QueSo HolandGs (Crema de
la Crema.
Leche Kiln. Latas de 21a
libraS.
Bombones Suizos 'Kohler V
Caillers".
BOmbOneS FranceseS.
BomboneS Espaholes.
BOmbOneS ltalianOS.
"Colmado Font
Telefonos Is V 16.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
sues.
DE f. FONT Y HERMANO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01

Relacion de donantes para la "Cruz
Roja Espanola".
Sucrs., de Jose Gonzalez Y Co., $4,000
Fernando Beiro, 10000
Sucrs. de Tomas Cano Y Co., 5000
Guillermo Garau, xy 5000
Fernando Calimano, 5000
Recio y Co., 1000
Bernabe Lopez, .. $500
Banco Territorial Y Agricola
de Puerto Rico, $500
Credito y Ahorro Ponceno, $500
Reines Hermanos, e'A 1000
Perez Hermanos, 1000
Rovira Hermanos, 1900
Manuel Cividanes, 1000
Manuel Juan, 1900
lsidoro Baquero, 1000
Andres Pascual, 1000
Jose Forcelledo, sai' 500
Francisco Puebla, ar 500
Miguel Sabater, Ig 500
Antonio Covas, 500
Miguel Carrie, 500
Manuel Duran, 500
Bernardino Ortiz, 500
Luis Fernandez, 500
Sebastian Estarellas, $500
Francisco Barnes, .as. 500
Jose Gonzalez, 500
Farmacia Bruno, gs 800
Jose Froi1tera. ga ON
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
LIBERTAD BAJO PALABRA

FL Gobernador ha concedid0 la IL
bertad bajo palabra al coniinado Pas
casio Font.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
JOSE PEREZ CIvIDANEs, :

De la Madre Patria, regres6' ,el sa-
bado, donde ha pasado una Temporal
Ga de cinco meses de recreo, nuestro
amigo ell conocido comerciante de es-
ia ciudad don Jose Perez Cividanes,
persona muy estimada en- San Juan.
Reciba ell senior Perez Cividanes
nuestro saludo de bienvenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
Ell REPRESENTATIVE DE Pillar
CONDE

FL conocido representante de nego-
ciGs teatrales, ST.. Jose A. Font, tiene
ahora a su cargo Ia preparation de la
tomTcc lie Pillar Conde, que Sc ha inau
guralo de un modo brillante en- Are
cibo.
Son tantos los cmpresarios que quie-
rem que trabaje en- seguiGa en- sus tea
tros la gentil tonadiIlcra, que el Sr.
Font esta tratando de establecer los
turnos necesarios para que nadie Sc
periudique que tanto Ia sraciosfsima
Pillar Conde como el notable Maestro
Ruil6pez puedan cumplir con todos.
PARA SUB-COMISIONADO DE
SANDAL
Entire los muchos candidates que
suenan, para desempeilar el cargo de
Sub -Comisionado de Sanidad, Sc i'll
dica tambiGn ell nombre del DIR. Jose
Gomez Brioso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
PARA SUB-COMiSIONADO DE
SANIDAD
Sc Vende

La casa calle de la Luna No. 20,
que Sc compone Le pIanta baja. altos
y hermoso mirador.
Informe r. SCHWARZ,
Bouret Building, Oficina 80.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
$se5.oo

Guayama, P. R., 20 de Octubre de
1921. a'A@3a
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
NOT p ISOLATED CASE
Many Similar Cases In Lnurens and
Vicinity

This Laurens mans story given
here is not an isolated case by any
means; Wcek after week. year after
ycai, OH noiShhors arc telling simi.
lar good news. Ask your ncighbor!
J. w. Henderson, 8. Harper ST.
lhurcns, says; "My kidneys Here
badly diSordcred and | suffered from
pains in the small Of my back across
my kidneys. | felt nervous and out
OF sorts, and my kidneys didn'C act as
they should. | would have dizzy spells
and q dull ache in the back Of my
head. Thcro was q sediment in the
tecrctlons, too. | surely was in prct-
~ bad shape. | read Of Eoan's Kid-
ney Pills and bought a box at the
Lanrens Drug Co. Doan's Immediate
ly relieved me and soon fixed me up
in fine shape" Statement given No
yombcr 23. 1910
On March 26, 1918 Mr.. Henderson
said: 81 have had no use for kidney
romcdy since Doan's Kidney Pills
cured, me. know Doan's are just
as represented and am glad to give
another endorsement"
Gee at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
SENATOR PHELAN SEES
WAR WITH JAPAN

Baltimore, Md. Feb. 12.-"Ultimate
conflict between the United States
Iand Japan over the Japanese prob
lem on the Pacific coast unless rem
cdy for the present condition is found,
was predicted tonight by United
states Senator james ID. Phelan, Of
California at the banquet Of tho Bal
timorc chapter, American institute of
banking.
This alien invasion is theatcning
the life Of California as white com
monwealth,' the Senator said, "and
the only protests by white Califor-
mans being made against California's
efforts to rid herself Of the Japanese
immigrant arc made through selfish
.cupidity and not by patriotism.
There are now 10000 Japanese in
California" the Senator said.
They have siXty-five Chinto tenn
pies in which their children are
trained TO worship the emperor of
Japan, They own or control $4,000
acres Of arabic land. or one acre in
every eight. One child in every l3
born in California is a Japanese
Tho Japanese control the bulk Of
production Of many vegetables and
fruits, fixing tho prices. Last year
they took $G9,OO0,O00 out OF .Califor-
MIA soil and sent il to japan to build
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
FLUCTUATIONS IN
COTTON MARROW
prt0no MnYnI 0yo,, ~ Dn,,-o 20 n-Y-

Prices Moved Over Range Of Only
~ to So Points Last Week.
New Orleans, La, Feb. 13.-Last
week brought only narrow fluctuations
to the cotton market, prices moving
over range OF only AZ to 81 points.
March traded at 1857 at it's best and
at 1900 at it's lowest finally closing at
1925. In the close the more active
months were II to Is points under the
| close of the preceding week while Oc-
, toDel stood net unchanged at IA 20. In
the spot department, <middling lost 25
points in the net results, closing at
1900. A year ago middling closed at
1925
While the week was cventful
enough, its main features about bal
anced so that market opinion was not
strongly swaycd in either direction,
thus, while foreign news was consid-
cred highly unfavorable, both as re-
CARDS politics and finance, and Man
chester trade accounts continued very
poor, these bcarish factors did not
have sustained effect against values
because Of the, encouraging news from
American mill centcrs, where more
mills were reported starting up.
Preparations to liquidate the March
position by the tcndcr OF large guam
titles of actual cotton were regarded
as an unfavorable factor OF conse-
nucncc, but sellers were held back in
check by the growing evidence that
farmers are preparing to plant a
much smaller acreage to cotton this
spring than was the case last spring.
Expectations Of bearish American
consumption figures from the census
bureau the first thing this coming
week were against the market at
times and 1t is likely that the opening
session OF the new week will have it's
trading colored by the character Of
the satisfies in this report
First notice day for March In the
American markets will be "Wednesday.
February %, and interest in the
March position, particularly in New
York, will be intense in cotton cir
clcs all over the country as that date
approaches.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
TENANTS UNION HEAD
BLAMES OUTSIDERS

lT' ),' - lays Members OF His
Organization DID Not DO Nightrld.
ing.
Bridscport, Fla, Feb. 12.-Wbile Of
hclaiS are quietly investigating the
raid OF alleged might riders" into
bridgeport and the surrounding sec
tion week ago. when landowners
we're warned not to rent to tenants
outside the pale Of the Tenants union
os'icerS OF the union today issued a
formal statement denying any con
nection with the raid and accusing n
"disrcputable" gang Of outsiders OF
committing the outrage.
President S. NJ Rogers OF the Ten
ants union declared in statement
mat the organization would lend anv
hid possible to clear up the mystery
surrounding the identity Of the night
riders declaring that it was the Ipur
pose of the riders to niurc the union
ne declared that the union has a
membership OF 5000 and that II was
ORGANIZED for the purpose of bringing
ABOUT a reduction in rents for farm
lands and q fair division of crops. It
IS charged that there arc landowners
IN thls county mho will not rent land
10 members of the union allowing
'hcir arms to go unculivated.
~ is the purpose OF the union ac-
cOrding to the officials rs kenn tbis
land idle until the landlords agree to
give the tenants Square deal" and
allow them to rear their families un-
der more favorable circumstances.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
FARMER SHOOTS
CHIEF OF POLICE
". X. May Slightly Wounded in Pistol
Exchange with +. y. News0me mt
IOuiSyillp I'm

". IL. nay Sllgntly wounded In Pistol
Exchange with +. y. Ncws0me at
Louisville, Ga.
Louisville Ga, Feb. 5.-Chicf of Po-
lice w. r. May was slightly wounded
in a ilcshy part Of the body tonight in
an exchange Of shots with f. N New
some, farmer living about five miles
out from the city. Newsomc has run
away and posse has gone out in
search Of him.
Newsome drove into the city in
buggy this afternoon, his twcnty-year-
old son, Jesse, accompanying him. The
chief Of police had reason to believe
that the man and boy had whiskcy IN
the buggy and were Offering it for
sale. Chief May conferred with Sheriff
ID, c. Thomas and the officers proceed
cd about p. m. to the buggy to make
search AS they approached the We
hlclc, Ncwsome ran away, Sheriff
| Thomas firing at him twice. but with
out effort to hit him The officers say
/ they found liquor in the buggy. They
/ arrested Jesse, and after lodging him
! in jail, went In search Of the father.
About half-past ten o'clock they came
i osNfoss Ncwsomc in the outskirts Of
town and Ncwsome opened fire on
IShicf May, each man shooting five
times. AS stated, Chief May was struck
one time, sustaining a flesh wound.
and, while 1t is believed that Newsome
was hurt there Is no evidence to that
erect. Newsome again got away, and
the sheriff decided that he would or
ganize posse and continue the search
until he had found and arrested him.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
LANFORD NEWS
** = y

| Lanford, Feb. l4.-The date reminds
us that st. Valentines day is here and
Cupid's darts are the order of the
day
MISS Nina Lewis gave a very inter
esting little Valentine party to the
! Doys and girls in her grade and they
! al enjoyed it to the fullest extent.
Numerous games and contests were
| enjoyed and then delightful refresh
| ments were served. Miss Lewis was
assisted in the entertainment by Mr..
and Mrs. }. Nj. Fleming, who furn-
iShed music OH the edison, and Misses
jennie Burgess, Pcarle Chapman and
Mamie Lanford.
Prof. Joe Burgess, Supt. OF the
Greer school. spent the Weekend with
his sister Miss Jennie Burgess.
Messrs. Yates and Charles Waldrep
of Wofford College, spent Sunday with
their parents.
Mrs. c. l.. Waldrep gave party
friday night in honor Of the teachers
and the visitors in our midst. They
all report q delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j S. Higgins were in
SlGartanbung Sunday visiting rela-
tlvcs and to be at the bedside of Mr..
n. /. Ferguson, who is not any bet.
ter. His condition is very critical
at present, Mrs Harper Higgins and
and will spend some time with them.
Mrs. j. w. Lanford and MIR. w. A.
Thomas arc still on the sick list, s,f
iering an attack Of grippe.
Mr.. j. n. Patterson has completed
his residence and he and Mrs. Pattcr
son are very happy in their new com
modious dwelling, this being their
first housekeeping.
Mrs, c. l.. Waldrep and Mrs. c. d.
COX spent very enjoyable day last
week in the home Of Mr.. w. ID. Patter-
son, who continues to improve and can
walk on crutchcs without assistance
we are so glad to see this improve
mont and hope he can soon lay crutch-
eS aside
Mrs. Marie Patterson went to Spar
tanburg Sunday to see her husband,
Mr John NJ Patterson. who has been
there some time for trcatmcn,. His
condition remains about the same.
MIS- NJ. G. Parson and daughter,
Miss Mary Joe Parson, have been very
sick this past week, but are some bet
ter at present
Miss Carry Fowler spent TUESDAY
with Miss Mamie Lanford.
Mcssrs. J. NJ. Flemir., J. w. John
son and Frank p. Drummond were
business visitors in Laurcns Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. B. Burnett and family were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Williams
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Burns and lit
tie son, Of Barksdale, spent Friday
with their brother Mr.. Clarence Gar
rctt
Misses Lille Mae Cox and Margaret
Naldrcp were the guests OF Misses
Vivian and Nellie Burnett last Satur-
day
Master J b. Williams and sister Lee
Ncao Williams. were guests OF Mr..
Wilkes Burgess at his birthday party
February II.
Miss Irene Carlton was the charm
ing little guest Of Miss Ethel Lanford
sunday.
MT \. l.. littleficld spent several
days in Union this week on business.
Miss Ruth Cooper has returned
nome after a pleasant visit in Cross
Anchor to her sister, Mrs Boyd Bobo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
j Lost Ny Best Customers Through
RATS,o Writes i. Adams.

Used to have the busiest Restau-
rant In town until news spread that
inc Kitchen was iRfested with rats;
lost lot Of my best customers until
tried RAT-SNAP. Haven't pest
in thc place now. Restaurants should
use RAT-SNAP". Three sizes, Soc,
Coo, Sl.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Laurcns Hardware Co., Putnams
Drug Store, Kennedy Bros
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16

If you want to convert your Liberty
Bonds into cash, see Home Trust Co. at
Enterprise National Bank. 3O-2t
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-04-07
PEYTON'S CREEK
ROAD SURVEYED

A large number of citizens from
Pleasant Shade were in Carthage last
Monday in the interest of having the
PeytOn's Greek road, leading from
Monoville to the Macon County line, a
short distance above Pleasant Shade,
surveyed. The Commissioners have
ordered a survey of this road and work
began last Wednesday, and construc-
ton work should begin with in a short
while
This will prove to be one of the most
important roads in the county, as it
will afford a great deal of traffic both
from Macon and Jackson counties. The
citizens of Macon County, especially
those of Red Boiling Springs commune
ity, are vitality concerned about this
road, and they have assured Smith
Countians that just as soon as the
Peyton's Greek road starts that they
will begin grading a road from Red
Boiling Springs meeting it.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-04-07
A Home Course in Domestic
Science

Twenty Lessons in Domestic
Science" by Marion Cole Fisher has
recently been received by US for re-
view.
This is a complete advanced course
in domestic science and home econom-
les boiled down to meet the require
ments of the housewife and student.
The entire course consists of twenty
practical lessons-one hundred pages
filed with the most valuable informa-
ton the housewife can possess-here-
tofore taught only in domestic science
schools. 49,
Do you know the relative values of
food, which fruits to use for cooking,
what purpose salads serve, the correct
use of condiments, about roper kit
chen equipments, about u. S. govern
ment's bulletins, how to reduce the
high cost of living, how to promote
and protect your own and your fam
ily's health, how to make housekeeping
simpler and more economical and
pleasant by utilizing modern science in
the home.
This book, we note, is priced $500
per copy and from what we under
stand it contains complete $4,000
college course, condensed, and it is
practically FREE to every interested
housewife.
Write the Home Economics Depart
ment of the Calumet Baking Powder
Co., 4100-28 Fillmore St., Chicago, Hi
nois, for full particulars regarding the
book and how to secure it.