The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 29, 1908, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
PEACHES AN?,APPL
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There is an abundance of fruit this
year and our good wotmn ihure i nearly*
used themselves up drying, canning,
pickling, preservingatai jelfying/aWd
the children have eu,t, ,% pigsJtxj&yftj
eat, and still there Is plenty left.
* Brother Toney ! wishes bily.meuia&j
could come alonp with a load of cop
per and make some'^Crfls' 'so 'thfe' gVeftf
waste could be saved.- He wants an
other dram of good old peach'and honey
before hr departs this landi. iTbift is a
better ,vay. Let your husband get
some 10 foot 2 inch laths,' take tMtt'HMi
nail some 3 foot pieces across them, at j
each end the middle, streich acrobW]
this frame some cheap 1 yard wide
shirting and tack down and your dryer [
is complete. It will be so light the
women c,an carry them in wiiq^al*
shower comes up and Stack a v^hfU^tof
of them on top of each other.'*%#tten
the cut fruit is placed on this-^rame it
will dry on top and bottom withduk
turning over the pieces and it will cure
nearly in one day'a time. Have some
benches made 5 feet high.. to., n^^^
frames on to keep the .clncVens^ofT-oTf
them and you will be ready
and havejplenty of nice;
fruit for winter use, whiril
tor than the California eM
and you. will not w;rpl tli* s||ljiifi
come along. ,;. "
> \ >. _
TldakR?irSaved Hisv Life. '
Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine,
says in a recent lette/rt '!I have used Dr.
King's New, Discovery many years for
coughs and colds and I think it saved
my life, fchave found itaToliablcire'fh-fj
hjfaat and lung complaints, and !
would no more be without a bottle than''
I would be without food." 1 For nearly !
forty years New DiscdVery has stood at
the head of throat and lung remedies.!
As a preventive of pneumoniafftlcH
healer Ojp weak lungs it h^s no equally
Sold under guarantee ai Luuvens
t'o.'s and Palmetto 'Drug >CoCfcOd
Btores. 50c. and ?ir00>.--T.fial '
free. " "^x
Masons Order Purtiliare.
The Masonic lodges of. the eJty. Llda
rens No. 2?? and Palmotto-No.-lf), have I
placed through Messrs. iHj^g&?b^^
Wilkesia Co. an order for new furnish- |
ings with which to lit up the new hall
over the Enterprise Bank. jThe.prdc
calls for equipments in the form^erf al
tars, chairs, pedestals and other "ftfrni
ture used by Masons to the amount of
$2,000. As customary this order cafthot
be filled within lessThan tfrfca i^fBi?hsJ^
but at this time the new furmturfe 'will^
amiyc and be Installed. When this is
donfi the lodges of T/aurcnfr wili-have
bne o?**lie finest and best equipped Ipdls
in the State. ? & 1 J , I
The best Pills Evello?; J
"After doctoring 15 yeacs for chronic
indigestion and spendtilg J>^ai| t/r/i h\?t
drod dollars nothing has done me as
much good as Dr. King's New ?Life
Pills, 1 consider them the beatfoWp
ever sold," writes B. F. Ayscue, of In
gleslde, N. C. Sold under guanmtue at
Luurens Drug Co.'s rind I^tlmbwl Wrtig
Co. 's drug stores. 25c. rl*ji| j*|
Death of Mrs. Miriaii) ^j'^j/ y
Mrs. Miriam Hill, wi< loV oTW. Ilif
iard Hill, who died abolit'fifteUj ry*ar*
ago, passed away at her hoot/1 a jlrT*v<)
miles east of the city last Wede-*day,
July 22nd. Mrs. Hill was 7d*odrfye^fiP
-old and is survived by Mr. B. J?-'-Hllt",
who resided with his mother, and a
daughter, Mrs. Bud Duvall, of near
Clinton. The day after her deati j?h?j
was taken to Yarbrouah^ha jejj ^$^5
tanburg county, for Tiurial. The de
ceased was an excellent lady and her
death is mourned by many friends' nticl
relatives.
Get my "Hook No. 4 For Women."
It will give weak women many valuable
suggestions of relief?and with strictly
confidential medical advice is entirely
free. Simply write Dr. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. The book No. 4 tells all about
Shoop's Night Cure and how these
soothing, healing, antiseptic supposito
ries can he successfully applied to cor
rect these weaknesses. Write for the
book, The Night Cure is sold by Pal
met to Drug Co.
Why Prefer for Your Daughter a School
of Limited Numbers?
Because in large numbers the gain is
small, the possible losses are great.
CLIFFORD SEMINARY limits the
number of pupils to forty, with six res
idence teachers and two special lecturors
in the Literary Department
At every recitation the pupil RECJT?S,
There is no possibility Ol not "hkinc;
CALLED ON."
The teacher knows each pupil person
ally, and adapts the teaching to her
needs,
The teacher gives private instruction
out of school hours whenever the pupil
needs or seeks it.
In addition to this, CLIFFORD SEM
INARY is a high class school, thorough*
lv Christian, and unique in its refined
atmosphere and homo-like simplicity....
It offers full courses of study,
ary Scientific, Musical, and Commer
cial. Its location is ideal, climatic con
ditions unsurpassed, water supply pure
and abundant.
Within the twenty-five years of its
existence, pupils have boon .ejroUpd
from 21 Counties of Sooth Carolina; T|
different States, and 3 foreign countries,
EXPENSES ABE VERY LOW. Bet
ter investigate these claims and apply
at once for catalogue.
Address
CUKFORD SEMINARY
50 and 52 Union, S. C.
MRS. JULIA LEAK WILLIS.
\W^T$ i /p^minent Citizen Passed
Away Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Leak Willis, wife of Mr.
iR. W. .Willis; one of the city's prom
inent citizens and leading merchants,
died'last Wednesday morning at tlie
family, residence on South Harper
Street after a long period of illness.
^Cs,jWf|llii},wa^ a most estimable Chris
tian lady, a member of the First Meth
odist church and beloved by all who en
joyed her f riendship and acquaintance,
"'She was a :dabghter of Mr. Bryant
.L^fU^.jLlocpasyd,, and was reared near
Clinton. She was a sister of Mr. E.
I^ak^apd iMrsj: J. Y. Addy of tho
county.
'OrJTHUi'.'idAy'morning the burial ser
vice, conducted by Rev. J. D. Crout,
pastor of the ^First Methodist church,
was held at the city cemetery, attended
by a large conkourse' of friends and
wmn^_
* tHa^ko PERSONAL MENTION.
ir?, a. veteran physi
XJau ol-Uin c lumty and and a devoted
friend of The Advertiser, was in the city
"Tiujyflay. >5r\v' ' f
fin A. and Stewart Mahon,
l^ourl section, were among
[itor?jfti Ladens Thursday.
Jos.YK. Llgbn, of Greenwood,
Was nY-the ci(?f Mast'week'.
v
V M^ 'Joseph Mi (Pearce, of "Waterloo,
.'was! ivmong the visitors here Thursday.
Hrs...'(,,,.St..'?iftejf,and W. IL Wash
ington wunt. to Columbia last Wednes
day to att'6rtdrthe State Convention of
,.?Mis? yelen^-McGheo is visiting the
iamily of Miv W. U. Gilkei son.
. Mr. and > Mrsi i W. A. Medlock, of
Meridian;'Miss. ,J aT? ' spehding part of
^hrgunam? WpHhp fche?HrOrmers parents
Mr-?a?<l J^1'3? W. F. Medlock near
rVuqt^i^Tnn,. Y' S - ' ?
'?^MT^^^tt^^iehdngitdfT Thursday for
1?ar?WOTBTj?8^! :it .Ucnder:;onville.
" McssrsTu'. TjTlIenderson, of Mt.
GKfTaghW.Tftid W. E. Algary; of Green
wood county, were in Laurens for the
Perratotial Campaign meeting.
Mr. John CumhgK?m, of Waterloo,
twa?,iui?6^-tb'?eampaign meeting. Mr.
Cuningham has just recovered from a
very severe attack of illness.
fcJlr. rJohn,r Meadow's, of Goldville,
sftm^iatt. vfeok in. thfl! city.
"Mayor E.H\ McCravy, of Easley,
last week visited his brother, Postmas
ter Gc.o. S? McCravy.
'VMr^W.% itarris. of Youngs, heard
tjtp Senatorial 'candidates Friday.
Mrs. R. B. Pell returned this week
from.a. yjgt-Jar^tTclby,' ? N. C.
My., and ,Mrs. John Pitts and Mr.
? Eddie I'ttts,; of,Ware Shoals, were in
t A11} ^"-rA^/^Hi ($fj Fountain Inn,
spent Sunday in the city with relatives.
i -Mp^.^F^{ptio>ard lfcft; Thursday for
il'shorevisit 10 her old home at Cokes*
i M<rs?Mi. Watson and daughter,
Miss Alluwee, left Saturday for a
,y.vQ8k's;>Ksit ;U> the former's mother,
'Mrs. Mary Ilolcombe, in Spartanburg.
^^jfoVfl Wateon also left for a ;
visit to his uncle at Woodrull.
JMH H.iKf./S|(rAJti.\s6ntn]odf ' Saturday
from a visit to Chicago. Cincinnati and
i other- N b'r Ch wester hf eines!
>i?[Misses |IlfaitUe and Kate Adams, two
charming girjs of Newborry, are the
IgiAM?.^'of''' misses Glennie and Lillian
ffnp nn Want Main street.
Messrs. John McCravy, of Columbia,
Cothran McCravy, of Greenville, and
Sam ' McXraVy, ot Lexington county,
|iept\i^OWV'(iays 'with their brother,
o^tmt^terytJeo.^tf^Ictlravy, last week.
Mr. George Woods, of Abbeville,
spent several days in the city and county
during the past week.
Mrs. VY. W. Hudson and children are
visiting relatives in Greenville.
Mrs. R. W. McCuen and children re
turned Saturday from a visit out at
Princeton.
Messrs. J. M. Cannon and II. S.
Black well spent Sunday in tho Tum
bling Sh?ftls neighborhood.
U. D. C. Meeting Postponed.
The Advertiser is requested to an
nounce that the meeting of the John B.
Kershaw Chapter U. D. ('., which was
to have been held the first Monday in
August, is postponed until Monday,
September 7th. The Chapter will then
be entertained by Miss Bettle Watts.
Reunion of Survivors.
The annual reunion of t he following
companies will bo held at Union church
on Saturday, August Hth, next, to-wit:
Company "C," Mth S. C. Volunteers,
Company "A," 3rd S. C. Battalion,
Company "('," 3ro S. C. Battalion,and
Company "A," 6th S. C. Cavalry. The
public In general and survivors with
their families are cordially invited.
Come bringing families and plenty to
eat. ? B. L. HERDERSON.
July 27, 1908.
A (irand Psmlly Medicine.
"It. gives me pleasure to speak a good
Word for Electric Hitters," writes Mr.
Frank Conlau, of No. 48? Houston St.,
New York. "It's a grand family med
Iclne for dyspepsia and liver cqmplica
t"U>fis,'f/ii'lo for l|?BM-/.b;?? k atnq weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recom
irrchfl?I."' Electric Hitters regulate
the digestive functions, purify the blood
and impart relieved vigor and vitality
to the weak and debilitated Ol both
sexes. Sohl under guarantee at Lau
rena Drug Co.'s. sad palmetto inug
Co.'s drug stores. BOc.
i.il wvnniri\ >i!' t>;ilI i .u
iii._Si !>}ibolwon>l il-ann
. ? tt ' i'1 _ ^ lltij'ri !>j|l?!?womx tlilHlt |lUnlJ! . '"11
We will give some of theCjreatest Bargains that n
given to the bwtng PUh\K qf Laurens^^a lot <7
, ",, , . bin; viJJf>d Knnni oilJ yuixiaii 111 ftlTis*?*???
j hyJviwTxlf"lJ 'i'M .ylili?itAnio'! mom k'muoiI ml
epds we want to get rid; of before going io the
/. ?)irl>.i" I ? ij^'. mi' Ific! Ixnl 'Mil'. .!..;.?{ I Hill hflcJtt'IfdiMU v'iitT .'!r: luti
ave ever been
! / i ?? 1 >l'lll! '/ ll^till |M1tt'? 'III I I
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.1 M'lh ii lilt
ixiJi-i f?v(l haw KWodi ?! ? it"
:ll ai Vim. . U'llllJS, I M'MK'iilJ'J'l llJ
tfiiblilKi
iniii ? loJamJ.io' >
Miff
i
i iimi -iii'. ni!v/ Ill: 10l ??niil 'nil ii V/oH
.'!c -nil Ii. jmihiiiidqiu^lLtd b?J?
?.!??' j In vjdril I ) ?..ii niojJ'iKyrTuj;.
./illioJ ^%J\Hv?
89 pairs of L^wg Oxfords, no;"matte y*''?'^'"'
what the cost was, per^paif o'ruf,J; ' '* ".PJ?i J
CWldren'sOx?or4s: '; |
ro*i.?>+?, -"i-A-+. .-?!?*( ???.??ii tj i
' ?'? ''' in i.iani i -i I . ivxlv/otf b> .?(??liIowHS?lM ./. .1. tU
A large lot of?he&e ^011 j^^hi?,
. iMii.. I..! .. IM 1 '?'>?' ?'1 ? 'i'll mi Ri;v, . ii 1 ?Ilir.^ClfUnii
at per yard ....,. . -... >,)(nU,M,!w.,..
36-inch Pereaii-:' ?.'? ?" ? ; - ;
at per yaixl ? '" '7;/ ' l?0C
r . i, , , . im (101* miTI UrinP.
Nice Table Linen ?'
at per yard
. i liTW/'l Jl . vi
. {?>?< ? ? Ili'l'tV'IX 'lo'i''
Vi 'f.". "n'O" ' ??:m!'m " ?;? < I oldiuiU
? ?i ho? /lull '? ? ? Ii.Iii |i? ??. I ; ! I '
till ' ' . i i' 111! i i-i Uuiiitt*<Uu fU
(??iii
G?lic?'ft? gd
The nicest Table Linen
per yard-,,, . \., Ktlt?tfW?
?:.'?d ijiil, ? '?? hl'iow r?l?.l in i?in i i it 'to H*jfi -iil
rp??._i i M r?'?/ :i yvoil'id ! ni li b'.wti/ !
lOWelS ? . . -'--'^4 ? ? ??...-..! .. , ??\^rrf;^
up from.XXfiLn*
Ladies' 25e drop-sLilch Hose;
per pair only S^i^lill
A nice line of 10, ,iij$<\??^oh)W(fr>;
Lawns going ^&%JU&M. luliJ Vi
Negligee Shirts , // ., ? ,,1/ 'ioy-.o^^lU ij ^'t^^
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i ildiiurji U[it >/?> v.mi k*?iih;?ii*i on *
111.Ill ,11 j| I tK uiln .I I.U\
<boil)om !n!?noiikili yd v/mioiii
iii -till |i . 'IM II .V oil
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ju:ii;1 ?tPr >.fiiil.....i until i- .?Klill-i :' '?' ? ilKi.l.
?>7c
79c
37c
49c
only ........ * * *? * /1J i v i ?* i "i.
\\iN\\r\ /I-iiv/'u;
35-inch Sea Isla
only
ose I; Ite'H&amiQC''' Store
M-inch Bleacliing ' jP,
per yard only.......... Li :h ...M ^
19c
iz yaiclh lor.-..;.-t>* ?oMf l.W ,1 f?i<4'i.li?i:.l,Vl.\ .,-.???,? ?. IUC
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lliv/ *nl luij, ,8^1,(1 id J ynr.m hoiilii'tl kii.'I'?il
? .VJIIIKkT llflJl ?'w'?ri .tilllllll
going for
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I.ii;<gOM)giJlUbi io qoiKiii t?d.l no imo.M
I lituii ti Inod blupw liaO ;iriidJoo lifdl
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?mi if? MifJWliUl Ii; rjo/iiiilftliJt Itlbftll hlnH
yinb ?'.oO gilitl oi 1'iinli.' 1 Imiii h'.o'I
$1.00 Ladies' Shirt WaistS""
goingji??i/ ?oiiMixaomjd
j mo i't)Jf?| jinijRpiotni mi hi ^niwollo'*!
j ()ne table iof?nLa?w*b??ai)d>
m i th is 'su Le- afj) yer'ya^ 1 only
I imqo-n!) '^tkimj:''I .qqitit/T .A .'? 1*1* "?' "'
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tag^i-feause lirouin
Ji ' -tor lOnly Jliiit:?.???iii??????? i.uo ?..u '
I i!?; !'?'. b'ibo I .Ml ol hiht'jqqr. ?>// ('iieq j
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i n. Kld'ibiioJni'i'jiiui!'nil dniini.1 bluo/ ,
Everything (2?t 1 Come
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hfifi 'mki.f>. >(hj;d Hi li
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All Post Cartfj 1 cent eacli
kiiiiinier.uii 'iii| >?
a.i // bllf: ?. mi.iiiii im.
Notice.
Opening [looks of Subscription.
Hooks will be open for subscription
to the capital stock of Princeton Gin
ning Company tit W. M. Woods & Hro. 's
store in Princeton, S. C, on August
2nd, and will be open for three days.
Said stock to consist of one hundred
shares at $25.00 pet,' share. | ' / J 1 > |
W. M. WOODS,
C. 0. WEST;
A. J. MONROE,
W. I. FREEMAN;
Hoard of CMpWalbrtf.
V?ur brain goes on ft strike when v<u
overload your stomach J both 'HOCd blood
to do business. Nutrition is what you
want, and it comes by taking llollistor'a :
Rocky Mountain Tea. 36* cents, Tea or
Tablets. Palmetto Drug Co.
Chamberlain's Cough Renimly
Cures Colds, Croup and Whooping Couch,
Negro Woman Shot and Killed.
Last Wednesday the sheriff's office
was notified of the death of n negro I
Woman Tuesday named Fannie Floyd,
in Hunter township hei??dOftth -hHVH?g-?
resulted from a gun shot W0UII? It!1
eeived on thu preceding Sunday Hi the >
hands of Giles WyOtt, a negro farm
laho/er; pep^|SboWf/.Ail)iv4nJwoJl
lown>hl dnce JnR V|?elt Vifny? a*o*mgRt
in an elfort to locate and capture the
aliened ingrdor.or,,but- Wyatt had made
good his escape.
. .:].:.,. r,\ .
"Health Coffee' IS really tho ( losest
Coffeo Imitation over .vet produced.
certify producer, by Dr. Snoop, of Km
dine, Wt*.. Not a grain of Veal' Coffob
in it either- ,?Xh'? Shoop's Health Cnff?O
is made from.ntiro toasted grains, with
malt, Wills, ?le. Really it would fool
an expert who might drink it for Cof*
fee, No 20 or .10 minutes tedious boil
ing. "Made in a minute," snvs the
doctor. Sohl lo, .J. M. PhilpOt.
1
Otice to Cattle Owners.
llll I'iH t|H;r,?tu;ti. </f:,thv;Uvt of I he (fallt
cm] Assembly, approved February
)f"f,, Ih? Hoard o| TruatOOOf the < !? ? rn
sori AgrltiUltoral'(Dollegt?,'1 on Join
nJOR, udoptud ? ?fflaraotine rcgdlitiou
*f>*j''Vi'Mi>)rf.M,:d,jipeai,l,K:.>t.'>jdd b>' moved
in <> L\\6 counties of Qcoqcc, I'ii'kooHi
(i 40VmHe7 ''?A,ll.fei^oii:!'',Sli.'l!'t;,|1|1'.nv.
Clitrwcc, ?llOKtofr VA'MO, wnftttV, l.an
rorevlAhhuvilfo.nnilpJClrcenwotMl from
V OyJft'jlftW! V.f.|Oij,iSUit?.'.vr from any
uraoUncd district of any other St.ite
d )SroVi/lin^ fi'irtMl'f'thlit M cat t ?- in
sajd cdUVVIlQfl''WWfeH???IW 1 IttfOstWd 'WtH
till' li/Xtltt iWfit I Wii WhltfJldiiUYi i)eit|l
exposed to such in bsl U,t|op, ?dl^l) .,bc
permitted on the public nigh way h orJiOi
roj-eWell idMlhy'VnilWlWlSlfttJR p.-^f,; t.*? k
valid or ? unilkel in ' llil.. difUVlet.1 ' Tld<
oljjecl of tJ)k>ii>'pAda(,ioii M itdifturilit&loi
tli ? ei:a/hcat<ou nf tl'MJCwvr ,vick., fifem
tli ? said district ,and have it placed
nlwrv?' the Fenorrtl <|tmraritmc line,
(.'djiics of tb? law and'regulations can
hcToblnincd bti, writing]to
STATE \ Iii ERIN A III AN,
an :tt Clomson College, s. C.
<p
Makes Life Miserable.
Troubles Hint Keep Half Ihc I anreiH
Ddit?TS Blisy.
Half of the proscriptions Lho Haan ivt?
doctors write Uro for troubles that ro*.
sufl directly frohi a weakened st?mneh.
Strtengthon Diu Atomach muscles ami
Increase the yqcroMon of gastric juices
w.itb Mi n mi and you will find tiiai
commoii affliction indigestion, with its
headaches. Uto'/lftcss, depression of spir
nts, spota before the eye?, nervousness,
I sleeplessness ami genoral debility has
lw.'en pvercoroe.
If Mio na did not have an unusually
* curative'effect In stomach disorders if
ifotild not ho old on the guarantee given
i hy l.auti.ns l.?ru)C (,'o. to refund the
j money unless ii docs all that is Claimed
. for it. They give an absolute, unqualt*
fled guarantee with every Gthcont bo\
of Mi>o*-na that the money will lio ro?
I funded mile i the medicine cures. YjpU
certainly can afford to get Mi 0 na from
1 them on this plan.