The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICEs.
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Lost--.Gold filled Bversharp Pencil.
Engraved initials "A. l.. A." $500 re-
ward If returned to A. l.. Anderson,
Electrik Maid Bake Shop. 26-1t-p
! Farms For Rent-Two good farms,
horses. fodder, hay and farming tools
J. S. Machen, Greenville. 26-5t
Salesman Wanted to solicit orders
for lubricating oils, greases and paints
Salary or commission. Address The
Harvey Oil Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
26-1t-pd
| Young men, women, over II, desir-
ing government positions, $3.50 month
ly, write for free list of positions now
open. r. Terry former Civil Service
examiner), 1872 Continental Bldg
Washington, ID. G.. 26-3tpd
Straycd-FTom Sedalia, S. c., on
January 3rd, one English Setter male
color, white with a black head and
.ght side Of neck black, black spot on
left side and one near his hips, black
licked legs. When last seen was
around Cross Anchor. If found, no
tify d. E. lGstes, Chester, S. c., and
ceive reward 26-1t-pd
AnnOuncement-An big reduc-
ton in Buick cars. Come in--look the
Buick over and compare with others.
KNOW the value Of Buick. "Whcn
better automobiles are built Buick will
build them" Ernest W. Machen, Lau-
rcns. 26-1t-Dd
Welding Have your welding of ali
kinds done at Ernest w. NIachon's
garage. Done by Fred Martin, cx-
perienccd mechanic. when better au-
tomobiles are built Buick will build
them" 26-1t-pd
Cabbage Plants Million Early Jer-
soy Charleston Frost Proof Cabbage
Plants for immediate shipment, $1.25
per thousand, five thousand lots at
$l.l0 shipping point via express.
These are South Carolina grown. G. j.
Derrick. Lancaster, S. G. 26-2t-pd
For Snlc-Twenty-one good pigs,
ready for delivery six weeks old, next
Friday and Saturday Three triec
brood sows, and three shoats. G. Y.
For Snlc-Raby Carriage. Apply to
Mrs. Paul Alexander 26-1t-pd
Wantcd-To buy wagon cotton seed
Also milk COWS for sale. J. w. Hen
dcrSon. 2G-1t-p
Notice When you want your corn
ground bring it to r. IL. Ramage at
Balksdalc Station. 2G-1t-pd
Wanted Responsible parties, with
some cash TO invest in land syndi-
cate in Florida where there is no hard
times, crops growing the year round.
Come see me at Probate Judge office.
will show you how to make from 100
to 250 per cent on small investments.
and long term to pay for 100 acres of
fine land miles from Orlando, Fla
J. NJ. Thompson, Laurens, S. c., Box
l94. 26-5t-pd
For Sale-Young mules turned back
oil nI,1 r@y ocJ, Il
Wharton, Waterloo, 8. G. 26-3t-p
Cabbage PIants-Plenty of them.
zoe hundred. For sale at McDaniel's
Yulcanizing Plant and ]. C. Shells
store. 26-1t
For Sale S. C. Rhode Island Red
roosters, Cook strain, $500 to $500; |
One Ancona cockerel, $1.50; White |
African Guineas, $l.25 each w. Ray
Anderson 26-1t
Shoats-I have four shoats, weigh
ing from about IS to 100 pounds. Price
from 81 to $40. w. G. Clardy, Iau-
rcns, Rt. 5. 26-1t-pd
For Rent-Two horse farm On Far
ley avenue. House, barn and we'll on
place. Half mile of square. +. H.
Caine, Laurcns. 26-1t-pd
For Sale--Eggs from prize winning
Rhode Island Reds, $500 per setting.
SIX or these pulletS ana mems were un-
der the blue ribbons last fall. w. W.
Whitehead, 254 Gordon ST., phone 442
25-2t-pd
Wanted-To buy some fodder and
oat straw, and about four Scabright
bantam hens. Lewis Anderson. 25-2t
Cokers Pedigreed Deltatv" Wcbber
Cotton Seed Qong staple), $500 per
bushel; also Coker's Pedigreed Webber
No. 40, Strain 4. at $2.75 per bushel.
Lint OF each VARIETY pulls about 3-S
inches. These are seed produced from
first years planting Of above Pedi-
greed Cottons. w. c. Mitchell. Mount
Vile, S. G. 25-3t-pd
For Rent-Hugh Gray shop property
IS for rent from first Of January, 1922.
Call on Merchants G. Farmers Bonded
Warehouse, p. A. Simpson, Pres.
20-tf
Government WagOnS--For Sale, or
offered In exchange for corn, oats, hay
or lumber. Wagons in good coldi-
ton. Dixie Ice and Fuel Co., Clin-
ton 16-H