The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 13, 1910, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
HERE IS THE PROOF
That the best body-building
and str^rxrthenins' tonic for
o o
Delicate Ghildren
IS
YuTol
** My 9 year old daughter was
weak, pale, and had no appetite. I
gave her Vinol, and she began to
thrive at onco. She gained rapidly
in weight, color and strength." ?
Mit. W. H. GILMORE, Durand, Mich.
" My two children, who were puny
and ailing, rapidly gained flesh and
strength when I began to give them
Vinol. I proved that Vinol is a splen
did tonic for delicate children." ?
Mrs. C. ALLEN, New Bedford, Mass.
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Vinol builds up healthy flesh and makes thin little limbs round
and plump. Children love to take it.
We return people's money without question 11 Vinol
does not accomplish all we claim lor It. Try It, please.
THE LAURENS DRUG CO., Laurens.
CLINTON COLLEGE
HAS FINE BALL TEA
Series of Games Played With Charl
ton Showed up Well for
the Presbyterians.
Clinton, April, 10.?The local bo
ball fans are enthusiastic over
team the college lias out this year,
lias played four games so far t
season, all with Charleston colic
winning three of them. It is a mat
of common belief that they lost
second game In Charleston becai
they spent the morning on the wa
and in the surf and were not In pi
sical condition to play in the aft
noon. Hut he would be a poor exci
for a man who would say that a sii
of Forts Sumter and Moultrle ant
battle with the surf are not chea
bought with one baseball game.
While tl??; Presbyterians clearly o
Classed their visitors they gave a v<
pretty exhibition of bas> ball on i
home diamond Friday as ' Saturd
especially Saturday when Charlesi
pitched Levi, Their team work, tb
earnestness and coolness, are being
vorably commented on.
These have heretofore been the w<
points of the Presbyterian team.
Fuller, Clinton has a batsman wo
counting on. WInn is considered <
of the best college catchers in i
state. But there is not a weak man
the line-up apparently. They go
against Frskine next Friday.
Mr. A. B. Galloway has coached I
team this year and he has receii
many compliments on the success
his work.
DRAUGHON PRACTICAL BUSIN L
COLLEGE FOR GREENVILLE.
On April 18th, Draughon's Practi
Business College, number Tliir
live, will Open in Greenville, S.
This college was secured thron
the efforts of the Greenville board
trade, and Is another evidence of I
good that can be accomplished by
live business organization in a c
thrtt has as many advantages as drei
vllle.
Drauglion's college In Greenvl
will be under the direct supervis
of Arthur C. Minter, general manai
of the Southeastern division, and v
be fitted up with the latest Impro
incuts, just as his coHorcs in Atlati
Macon, Montgomery and Knoxville a
The local manager and faculty will
up to the high standard set by I
Minter in Iiis other colleges which
is operating under a- royalty lei
from the Drauglion's Practical Bu
ness College Co.
Bvery one who is familiar with I
success with which Mr. Minter is me
lug In his oilier colleges is sure tl
the Greenville college will be of gr
benefit to the young men and won
of this section as the courses of sti
are up-to-date in every respect, i
teachers are specialists in their
spectlvo departments, and the equ
ment will include banking and who
sale fixtures, Gammeter Multigrn
Burroughs adding and listing machl
cabinet letter tiles, card index syste
and all other features of a mod*
business odice so that students n
have the benefit of actual office tra
iui-'. When they are ready to go
work, they will command a much li
ter salary than students who do I
have the advantage of such modi
office appliances.
The first fifty scholarships
Drauglion's college In Greenville V
be sold at a special price, so It WOi
be well for you to write for full
formation at once.
You will then find out about
cost of tuition, stationery and boa
plan of guaranteeing position etc
Address, Artbui C. Minter. Gen. Mi
Dratighon's Practical Business C
leg, Greenville, s. C.
Bridge to Let.
On Friday. April 16, 1910. at
o'clock a. m. the board of county CO
missioners of Laurens county. S.
will let to the lowest responsible t:
der the contract for rebuilding Mil
bridge on Little River, ? letting to
at the site. Contractor will bo reqi:
ed to close written oontrnet -.,,,1 <?
cvife satisfactory bond in one half
contract price on the spot, or depr
$26.00 as guarantee to close within 1
days nfter award Is mnde. The rli
1s reserved to reject any or all hi
County will furnish material.
H. B. Humbert.
Supervisor
March 28, 1910. Laurens. S.
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% SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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Mrs. J .O. C. Fleming was host
for the Henry Laurens chapter of
A. H. Friday afternoon. A large
tendance was present, and an lnl
esting program enjoyed. Mrs. 1
Cray read a paper. "Carolina Front
Life" giving graphically the strngt
of the early settlers in the Carolii
Mrs. Rufus Dunlap read an inter*
ing paper, "The old South in Art
lecture." A committee of ladies ti
the Musgrove mills chapter of C
ton represented by Mrs. W. J. Bai
and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs was present
dismiss the plans for replacing
monument at Hays' Station, one of
historical points in litis section. 1
chapter decided to unite with the Cl
ton ladies in putting up this mo
incut.
After the business matters were 1
aside a pleasant social hour was
joyod and .Mrs. Fleming served crc
and cake.
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Miss Minnie Lewis Hopkins cut
tained at her home Thursday aft
noon twenty-four of her little friei
in honor of her ninth birthday. M
ing pictures and pinning the donki
tail In place were some of the mini
ments. Martha Franks won the 11
prize and Isabella Sullivan the boo
Ice cream was served on the \iv
Many pretty gifts and good wishes t
tify to the little hostess' popular
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Little Miss Mary Blackwell ent
tained at a birthday dinner Wedn
day, among her guests were Mi
Roper, Sara Bishop. Anna Sulllv
Juanita Wilkes, and her teachers M
Hattle Bronson and Mr. B. L. Joi
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Mr. Marlon Wilkes gave a din:
party to a few friends Friday event
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Wilkes.
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Mrs. F. P. McGowan left Monday
a visit to Spartanburg where she \
be the guest of Mrs. J. T. Boyd dur
the Music Festival.
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The Civic. League will meet n
Monday afternoon April the 18th at
chamber of commerce rooms at 1
o'clock. A full attendance Is requ<
ed on this occasion tis matters of :
portnuce aro to be' dlsucssed.
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The Wednesday club will hold
meeting with Mrs. W. II. Dial t
afternoon, and reports from the Fed
atlon will be beard.
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Saturday evening at 9 o'clock at
residence of her brother, Mr. Harry
Thames, No. 53 Went worth sir
Miss Hallye R. Thames was married
Mr. Charles L. Moore, of Atlanta.
Rev. William Way, rector of On
church, performing the ceremo
Present among the guests were
following from other towns: N
Charles Moore, of Atlanta, mother
the groom; Mrs. Hugh K. Alken,
Laurens. sister of the bride; Miss .
nie Moore Davis, of Fayetteville. N*
Mr. and Mrs. Moore will make a t
to Florida noxt week, aftm- which tl
will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Thames, on Wentwortr. Btroel
Charleston Post.
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The sixth made enjoyed a very
llgbtful picnic Saturday at Rai
Creek. Miss Stoney and Miss Brom
accompanied the children. They w
in a large roomy wagon and can
lunch baskets whose c
enjoyed to the fullest
the shade of the trees wl
hour came,
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Mif?S Laura Barksdale left Mom
for Charleston to be present at
silver service presentation to
"South Carolina." Miss ?nrksdalo \
present at the christening of the 1
tleship nt Philadelphia and receive
special invitation to attend the p
sentation in Charleston.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. D. dray are attO
inn the Music Festival In Spartanbi
this week. Mrs. Cray is an old C
verse girl and will enjoy meeting
friends at the college during festl
week.
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tents they
tent under
the dinner
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Mrs. S. C. Todd who returned to
United States several months ago fr
China. Is expected to arrive In Latin
this week from Macon, da., to sp<
sometime at the home of her moth
ln-law. Mrs. W. A. Clarke. Mrs. T<
Hoent the winter nt her old home
Oakland, Cal.. coming on to Macoi
few weeks ago to visit friends tin
Before returning from China she e
fered a nervous breakdown, but i
has. after a few months of rest, c<
pletely recovered.
Mr. Willie Bramhlett of Prince
was In the city yesterday on his v
to Carrolton, Ky.. to visit a spot
friend.
SCHOOL NEWS NOTES
OE LAURENS COll
The Schools, Teachers ai
Pupils.
The county superintendent of e<
cation received last week checks
mounting to $1,500. for the H:
schools of the county. This mal
$3,000 the county has received fr
the High school fund, checks nmou
lag to $1,500 having been received 1
fall. Of this amount Clinton gets $.rj
Cross Hill $500, Gray Court $3
Green Pond $260. Laurens $450, Mou
I ville $PJ0, Shiloh $200, Waterloo $3
State High School Inspector, W.
Hand has called a meeting of all I
State High school principals and HI
school teachers for May 5 and 6.
this meeting subjects of vital impo
ance concerning the High school s,
tern will be discussed. The princip
of each of our eight High scho
should attend this meeting.
The preliminary contest Fric
j uij, u ai me MountvIIIe High sob
was well attended. Mr. Robert Tho
ton was given the medal and v
'*'* 1 represent his school in the final c<
ess j test.
R I Miss Sue Blackwell fi-cm the Sar
ut
^e,. I school spent the week-end with re
)ial I tlves in Laurens.
tier I Miss Alma Wallace of the Pop
Springs school will give an old fashi
basket picnic on tin' church a
school grounds next Friday the 15
om I The public is invited to be prese
I Solic itor R. A. Cooper is among I
speakers of the day.
Miss Inez Dobbins has been elecl
to teach the Odells school again m
year.
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Tlie Call of the lilood
for purification, finds voice in pimpl
boils, sallow complexion, a jaundh
look, moth patches and blotches on t
skin.?all signs of liver trouble. 1
Dr. King's New Life Pills make rl
red blood; Rive clear skin, rosy dice
fine complexion, health. Try the
2.".e at 1,aureus Drug Co. and Palme
Drug Co.
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Ox nor Campbell, V. S. Navy.
After an absence of four years a
two months, Oxner Campbell is
homo with his parents. Mr. and M
W. A. Campbell. Oxner has seen mil
of the world since he left Laurens
February 1906. As a blue jacket
the United States battleship. Rh<
Island, to which he was assigned,
made a cruise of the world in 190S
and last fall and winter was spent
and about Havana and other south*
waters, lie has two medals receh
on cruise around the world, one p
sen ted by the "Commonwealth of Ai
tralia." the other by the Navy of .Jap:
Young Campbell arrived In l.aurc
Saturday from Norfolk where on F
day he received his discharge pape
his enlistment having on that day <
pi red. Of course Ills friends i
mighty glad to see him back hoi
and Oxner says he has enough of I
navy. He will likely engage in r?
road work after he gets adjusted
the now order of things. He w
;reatly surprised to see bow Laurc
bad grown In these four years.
Terrible Croup.
My little hoy, who is four years o
has suffered a lot with croup. On si
(,<'' oral occasions we thought he was go
' to I After trying all the old lime reined
,!,<>: and most of the new. I came home c
i,<''' night at midnight, and my wife sa
nv "The boy has the crop again suppt
[he you get a bottle of Hyomel." "M?
"'s' junk." I said, "hut we will circuit
?J our money so they all will get BOni
<)f I hastened to an all night drug BtO
brought it home, in five minutes
j ? was breathing easier, in fifteen m
n,> utes he was sound asleep. It broke t
croup so quickly it scared mo.
*" Anyone wishing to cure the croup
L* a child I hope will give Hyomel a tri
Wishing you the best of SUCCe
? which you surely deserve. I reina
de-I Jos. E. Chirk, 204 Oth St. & E? Was
?un ; ington, D. C. Oct. 7. 1909.
son Hyomel is a remarkably effect
cut remedy incase of croup and it shot
led be in every home where there is
on- croupy child. Full Instructions h
6X- to cure crop comes with each outfit.
len Complete Hyomel outfit Including
baler costs $1.00 at druggists eve
where and at Laurens Drug Co. It
lay j guaranteed to cure catarrh, coughs a
the' colds.
the -
vras Speaks for His Town.
>at- Mr. E 11. Wilkes, of I.aurens, v
l\ a I in the city for a few hours last Fi id
,,e I Mr. Wilkes is president of the I.;
rens Furniture company and is a
n,i- a member of the firm of S. M. &
arg II. Wilkes. lie Is one or the cut
j"1 prising business men of l.nurens a
1 always has something to say of I
val
the
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wonderful progress and dovelopnn
of his town.?IInnen Path Chronic
Worse than Bullets.
Bullets have often caused less s
ferlng to soldiers than the eczema
W. Harriman, Burlington, Me., got
in the rrniy, and suffered with It fo
*n j years. "But ttucklen's Arnica Sa
1 a cured me when all else failed,"
?ro. writes. Oreatost healer for Sores, 1
Mi" cers, Boils. Burns, Cuts, Woun
she j itini, i? and Plies. 25c at Laurc
>m- Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co.
ton How Is this, A Solid Oak, beautlf
iray ly finished. Mantel for $3.25. Inves
Jlal gate our line, It will save you tnon
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Bridges to Let.
On Thursday, April 21, 1910, at
o'clock a. in., at the kH?\ I will let
the lowest responsible bidder tho c
tract for building a bridgo at Boj
Mill on Reedy River, in the county
I.nurpns, S. C. Certified check
$100.00 will be required as guaran
that bidder will execute written c
tract with satisfactory bond in one 1
the contract price within ten days
tor award Is made. Plans and sp?
Qcatlons will be exhibited en day
letting. The right is reserved to
ject any or all bids.
Also, at the same time and pit
and subject to all tho conditions ab>
set out I will let to the lowest bid
the contract for building a bridge o
Habun Creek In said county near
residence of W. P. Caldwell. Bldd
who cannot attend will be permit
to file sealed bids, in both Instant
at my oflloe until 12 o'clock m. of <
previous to letting.
II. 11. Humbert.
Supervisor
March 28, 1910. Lnurens, S
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Too Late, Too Late,
to think about taking out a policy
on your house if it is already
burning1. We take a risk but not
a certainty. If you have taken
time by the forelock, and insured
your property against lire, you
have the
Absolute Certainty
that the company Will pay all
your losses. The race is to the
swift, and you owe it to your
family to protect them from all
troubles. Do not be a laggard.
E.H.W1LKES&S0N
Stocks - Bonds - Insurance
Enterprise Bank Building
Laurens, S. C.
Get Ready t(
GARDEN
and buy your
SEED
of US.
We have a fresh lot o
Garden Seeds of all kind
of a good variety best a
dapted to our Souther]
soil.
Yellow Danver and Sil
ver Skin Onion Sets
Irish Potatoes, Seet
Corn, Field and Sna|
Beans.
Kennedy Bros
Laurens, S. C.
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A watch gift may mea:
cv< rytl.ing?or nothing
it (!cpcnt!? c;i the watch?no
itcccfiftarilv on the price yoi
pf,y f r '?' !..: 1'XCSt.SIOR is math
f..ii'!e-I and adjusted afinr tudte/i'
r.i a popular pricfl??4, jo to $1 l.oo.
Aok us ior the &XCULSIOK WATC1
FLEMING BR0<
Chamberlain's Cough Remeo
Cures CoM... Croup nu? \\ in* .j.iuu Cough.
MAXWELL
The Car For Service?All Models.
D. H. COUNTS, Jr.,
Agent.
Laurens, - South Carolina
Young Men are invited to call
and inspect this line of
Fashionable Clothing jj
J. E. Minter & Bro.
Laurens, S. C.
GARDEN SEED
of the
BEST VARIETY
All kinds in all size
packages and in bulk
Any way you want them
Palmetto Drug Company, ?
Laurens, S. C.
I I'M BBPBMBMaBMMI B?
Remember
To see us for
The best job of Electric Wiring, Electric
Chandeliers, Electric heating devices of all
kinds.
How about a front door Bell?
Swygert & Teague
Agents "E. M. F." Automobiles