Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Anti-Skids Look for /^^3\ tmUmtUt tfcfe?toi /0k IN STOCK BY W. P. HUDQENS ?xaJl M. S. Bailey & Sons Clinton, S. C. "CALORIC" Fireless Cookstove CALORIC" Fireless Cookstove Von will be amazed at the seemingly impossible' things it docs. It bakes and toasts food in its raw state without fust partially cooking it in an ordinary stove or reheating it before serving, as well as steams, stews and boils. The "Caloric" saves fully seventy-five percent, in fuel alone and nearly all the time, and work, and all the bother. It requires no attention after the food is placed in it; there is no danger of burning or of food being over done. The "Caloric" will pay for itself many times over. After using it yon would not part with it for many times its cost. Prices range upward from $9.00 WANTED-A RIDER AGENT IN each TOWN ami district toritloniul exhtbll a sample Latest Model Ranger" bicycle furnl-ln <l by ?13. Our aifontsovery Where arc making loilcy fust, N'rltf far full ?artUuliiti end sfttlaltjtrotontt, ? to MONEY REQUIRED until you receive and nnprovo of your bicycle, We ship to flll.VOnO anyw lu re In tie- f". S. v xhnut a tent <fep?t,: in advance, /,,,,./?. and allow TEN days' FREE trial riming which time yon may ride ; bicycle, and put it. to any test yon wish. It you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to keep tho L..^i??lL'P.>! '1 1 11!"our expense and t?u v.tiin;t teomont eem. FACTORY PL7irF<5 Wo ' >rnl h i hlKlu it firrario blcyclca it. U rMV r?ll?ltd ? ,0 ....... ... ?? nii ?,.?,it. aiM)vo actual factory cost. V? ustivoSIOt ?.? jmldrilemen's prollts by huy mifMirccyif usnmihju-o tho ni imfm uror's frunrantco behind your in o*> ,40T buy .: ble.vcloorn pnlr of tires from ?nj?n? at ?*y "r i til II you r. e, iv t in- nalsil '.'ies and |. ; rn oar unheard of fatuti /{//niul r,na-iibie ipe \al t>S/> ' i ridor .-,??onta. will be asvokisnkd^.^.--in::;:^^.^.^??? Jirlr.t wo c:>n !.-.. >..n t'i! : y, nr. \\ ^. i| tl?. ||||(| I?Dt ?rudo McyClOa tot ollior i r .? Wonrvi UlMlod v, ithtl.Udproitt kIk>to factory mxt. >t CAD (Oil u-..r I igj under )u ;f o?.i DatnU pialuitt ? >ub|.; our pricua. niCYCLE OEALEHS, lv.,1. 10 SECOND HAND OICfGLCa. W,> ,],, | ,,? .-. ' An naml Uk(<nlntra(loliy out* Ctnoiita, i riptlvo Irircnin II ? . inn einglo tvhoels. Imp ipineat ofa i k S3 to ?8 I ). COASTER-BRAKES, irt? linndio'socon I hand hloycte*, Iml n-natiy imvo ii11 v.. Tliuto wti tlonf ' in promptly at pricoa rteri ro'lf r elntns nn.l >nt lutt] tue rtut pedals, parts, repair i ami of1M SJ nm g\ 2LS HedgeJhoni Puneture-Probf $M ?J Self-healingTires The recultrrtltil prlteof their tlret $10.00 per pair,hut to tnleoduet u villi tell)OU a sample pair for f I.SOitath totih order tl 54 NO MORE TROUBLE FROMPUNCTURES NAILS, Tack?, orOUit will not lot the air out. a hundred thousand pahssolri last yoar DESORIPTION: ^j&n It ? .-tili-, very durable and lined bisldo with a HiM-clal miallty of ruliUr, which never !><? comes porous and which clows m> .small ' uiicturcs without allowing u.io air to escape Woi have luindrcri.s of letters from snttsflrd customers sUtln^ that their tires havoonly ??c<-n punuxd up onro or twlco In a whole, wrsoii. 'I'liey wclirh no more t hau an ordinary tiro, thopunctimircsisila? naalltiea belntt ?Iren by Kcveral layers of tbln. iPCClally prepaicd fabrlcon tho tread. Tho rccnlnr price of th.-.so tires lStlO.OO iH-r pair, but foradwrt IstntT purposes WO nrn f^^r^^i^^'^^i ,0r."t, rW0r of on,y ??-/?Per Pair. All orders shlpi>ed samo g&!?meT??u^ Srlctii0" ?" ",",,',,Vfl, Vou do not yay ft <*"t imUl you Wo will allow ? caah discount of!,r cut ( Um WITH ORDEN und thia aUviTtlatment ratarncKl at OUR, ,t?- , ,. u foran; rva and nicm y ."rnt to ns Ihkh fafoaK In n Notice ths thlok rubbortroarl "A"?nd puncturo?lrlps,7B" snd "D" ?Uo rim strip "H'? to prevent rim cutting. This tlrs will outlast sny other mahs-.SOrT, ELASTIC ami EASY RIDING. i orders pay h cent until you .. as rcprescnteo. ^.f^?'?.dl.?00,i^,'.0":," r." "' 'UWWUJ makin? ???? i.ri, nS4.5S \yr pair) If yon wnd FULL CASH i run no ri-k In *, nding III mi order a* tho tires may I? ' ?? i'laimnalioii. \V?, are prrfr^tly mlial.lo ???Irr. run faHt.T. wear tx'tt. r. laat Ion >" ????ii the* nro not M>tlKfart,,ry on riarnlr Pank. If yon ordern pair of tln~o tln-B nrorand look flnof than nnv tiro *ou ha. yOU will ft ml that tiny will rldO liaT? ever iimn! or seen at any price. IF YOU NEED TIRES '}'?'!!'!,,,,'.'.,v r."v "' ",,v vr]rn*on M>n'1 f"r?'"?,rf>f i^arMhom J. L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. THE COTTON ACREAGE URGE THIS YEAR Area Planted Is 4.6 Per Cent Greater Than 1910. .Hatker Late In Sections Memphis, Tean., May .8.?The first of the season's cotton crop reports from correspondents of The Commer cial-Appeal of dute of May 23 and 24 Indicate that there Is an Increased area planted to cotton in 1911 over that planted In 1910 of approximately 4.C per cent., which in round figures is 35,000,000 In all. Over 89 per cent, of this area the cotton has come up to stand. Plant ing Is practically completed save in western Oklahoma, where If rain falls soon oats land will he put In cotton. Tins compares with 88 per cent, to stand on May 2"> last year. Broadly speaking it may be said that north of a line somewhere be tween the 33rd and 34tll parallels the crop is somewhat later than last year, owing to the fact that the ground Is too dry for the proper germination of tho seed. South of that line the rains have been sufficient to start the crop off well and it is flourishing and early. Altogether conditions are well above an average and perhaps better than last year, as there Is no complaint from any cause save dry weather and Irregular stands. There Is no grass or weeds. The use of fertilizers east of the Mississippi is the greatest ever known and there is a tendency to better land preparation and to the em ploynient of improved machinery. There is a return to cotton in the older weevil Infected districts of the Mississippi valley, bill a decrease in the sections newly invaded. MINISTER Ol ?All KILLED. Plying Machine Dashes Into French Cabinet Party Two Others Sustain I njurlcs. Paris. May 21. France paid a ter rible toll today tor h?r magnificent endeavor to attain supremacy of the air, when a monoplane, the driver of which had lost control, plunged into a group of members of the Cabinet, who had gathered to witness the start of a race from Paris to Madrid, killing the minister of war and Injuring the prlmo minister, his sou and a well known sportsman. The dead: Henri Maurice BortenilX, minister of war. The Injured: AntOUllie Kmmanuel Kniest Monis, premier ana inisiter of the interior: Alltonine Monis, son of the premier, and Henri deutsch de la Mourthc. tiie aged patron of aeronau tics. liefere a Multitude. A large number of other persons of note had narrow escapes from injury. The accident occurred on the aviation field at Issy Lds Moilllcaux, where 200,000 persons had gathered to seethe start of the race. A. Train was piloting the monoplane that wrought such havoc With him in tin- car was M. Bounier, a passenger. Neither of these men was injured. The machine was wrecked. Minis ter Berteaux was horribly mangled. The swiftly revolving propeller clean ly cut off his left arm. which w as found ti'ii feet from where he was struck; the back of his head was crushed in, his throat gashed and the whole of his left side cut and lacerated. Premier's Injuries, Premier Monis was burled beneath the wreckage of the monoplane. He was taken out as quickly as possible and examined by military surgeons. Who found be had sustained compound fractures of boms in the right leg. his liOSC was broken, his face badly bruised an dthei'O were bruise:; on his breast and abdomen. Mi4, Deutsch and young Monis were not seriously Hurt. Among these who hail narrow escapes from injury was M. Loplne, Hie pre fect of police. If Your liter is lYroilO. Volt Are Wrong Ml Over. A torpid, inactive liver goes hand in hand with- constipation and is a chronic condition, one requiring a sys tematic, well-directed effort to over-, come effectually and establish condi tions of health and perfect body drain age. RlOOdiue Liver Pills contain the el ements needed to Increase liver ac tivity ami muscular action, go aotu rately to the sluggish liver and bow els restoring them to perfect action. They are composed of great vegeta ble agents, for the stomach, liver and gastric secretions, mucous membrane, Circulation and bowels, and always glvo best results?they are Nature's j own laxative. Thousands of satlsHed nnd grateful people have written us about tho >at benefit they have received from these pills. Hero Is one: ? Portland, Maine. Gents:- I find your Bloodlne Llvei Pills tho most effective pill T have ever used. They cause no griping or constlpntho aftereffect as most liver pills do. Yours truly, MRS! AMANDA RICHARDSON. They form no habit. You should al ways keep them on hand. These little veeotnnle fills will ward olT many His. never sicken, weaken or prige. To cure constipation, biliousness nnd sick headache in a night, uso Hlood Ine Liver Pills. 26c a box from The Bloodlne Corp., Boston. Mass. Laurens Drug Co.. Laurens, S. C. CROSSES OF HONOR. Old Soldiers Requested to Cull for Crosses en the Third cf June In the Chamber of Commerce Rooms. The secretary of the J. B. F.ershaw Chapter, Daugtbers of the Confederacy have requested that all veterans who were absent from the Memorial Day exercises and who failed to get their crosses of honor, call for them Saturduy, Juno 3rd. A meeting of the chnptcr will ho held that day in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, when It is hoped that all of the old veter ans who have not called for their crosses will call for them. If It will not be convenient to call in person, each veteran Is urged to have a rep resentative In the hall to get It, as the daughters arc desirous thai uii of them be given to the proper persons. Those who are still without their crosses and who can get them on the above named date are 1). H. Baldwin, Irby T. Ballentine, Elijah E. Marler. H. Y. Taylor. E. R. Thackston, E. L. Edwards. I. S. Boxdell, S. F. Bailey, A. J. Smith, and S<. Coker. The des cendants of John R. Smith are also entitled to a cross and are requested to call for it. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You will find Chamber lain's Liniment wonderfully effective. One application will convince you of Its merits. Try it. For sale by all dealers. INDIGESTION. Relief in Five Minutes and Permanent Cure or .Money Back. When Lnurens Drug Co. states that they have a remedy that only costs 50 cents and is guaranteed to cure any man or woman who suffers from food fermentation, or money back, what are the poor stomach sufferers in 1.aureus and vicinity goin kto do about it? Food fermentation causes belching, sour stomach, t as oructntlon, heart burn and that tump of lead feeling as you probably know. The name of this most remarkable Stomach prescription is MI-O-NA. Most people call the MI-O-NA stomach tablets because they know t'.ial there is no remedy so .good for indigestion or stomach disorders. I Lu e is one opinion : "I have been troubled with indiges tion for more than a year. I brought one box of MI-O-NA and it cured me. Now I would not be without a box of in lie llOUSe for $."..110. It saved a ot ot doctor bills when you can be ?' d for f?0 cents.?Arthur Seder quest, Nichols Ct., VVakoflold, Mass. MI-O-NA stomach tablets cost 50 cents a box at Laurans Drug Co. and; druggists everywhere and money back If they don't cure. WOODRUFF OBJECTS TO Cll VNGEN. Spariiiuburg Town Want- ('. and \\. ('. Schedules Left as at Presen!. Spartanburg, May II).?AI a inert-', lug of the board of trade at Woodruff, a resolution was ipassod protesting against the proposed change in the schedule of the Charleston ami Wes tern CnrMir.a Railroad, which would deprive that town of the convenient train service that is now off.?rid them by the road. These resolutions will be forwarded to the railway officials for their information and considera tion. Doctor Praises D. D. I). Although an M. D.. I acknowledge to my pati. .its and patrons that your remedy, D. I). I?., reaches cases of Ec zema and permanently cures them.? Dr. Ira T. Gnbbert, Caldwell, Kan. "My cere began from tho first appli cation of D. D. D. My skin is now as smooth as a baby's. I wouldn't take a thousand dollars for what D. D. I). has done for nnV" w/ites August San to. of Chllllcottoj, Qnlo. Those are just) ?amplcs of letters we are receiving every day from gntoful patients al lover tho country. Worth its weight In gold." "All my pimples Washed away by I >. D. 1).." "I found in.taut roliof," "D. D. D. is little short of miraculous." These are tiie words of others in describing the great skin remedy, D. D. D. Proven by thousands of cures, for ton years lo be absolutely harmless and t'ellabb in every case of s' in trou ble, no matter what it is. Gel a trial bottle today! Instant re lic, only 256. Lnurens Drug Co.. Lnurens. S. 0. ItliriimntUm nnil liim.il DI*fn?cM The cause <>r rheumatism is oxi ess uric sold In the blood. To cure rhi u mntlsm this odd must be expelled from tho system. Kiicumulisin Is an id' r? nal disease and requires an Internal remedy. Rubbing with oils and llni mcnta may ease the pain, but they win im more euro rheumatism than paint will Change the finer of rotten wood. * iii i'm HhniiiintlHm To Slay Cured. Science has discovered n perfect and Complete cure called Uhoumacidc. Test ed in hundreds of cities, It h.is effected innrveiou.4 cures. Nhcumacldc removes the cause, gels at/the joints fnuii tli'i Inside, sweeps th<y poisons ^ut of tin> BvMcm, tones up the stomach, regulates tiie bowels and kidneys. Sold by drug gists at .Vie. nnd $1; In the tahlet form ut 2oC. and Mc.( by mall. Ilooklet free. Bobbin Chemical ?">?.. Baltimore, Md. Gets At The Joint? From The ihmIiIc. LAI RKNS DRUG CO. Laurens, S. C. Do Yea Enjoy a Good Saucer of Pure Ice Cream? If you do then go to the Laurens Candy Kitchen and enjoy a saucer of their delicious cream. Ladies who are good judges of Ice Cream are especially urged to try the ice cream made by our experienced maker. 1 5 (i (t S 9 N. M. PALLES, Proprietor S Second Door from Post Office. 9 I Have You Tried It? There is 'a bottle of Cardui waiting for you at the drug store. Have you tried it? If not, we urge you to do so, before your troubles have obtained such a bold n you, that nothing will drive them out. Even now, it may be nearly too late. But try it any how. If anything can help you, Cardui will. It has helped in thousands of cases, where other medicines had been tried in vain. Why should it not do the same for you? Take CARDUI J45 The Woman's Tonic "My daughter, Octava, would have been in her grave today, had it not been for that fine medicine, Cardui," writes Mrs. Laura Lawrence, of Drennon Springs, Ky. "Nothing I tried helped my daughter, until she had taken Cardui. I had sent for the doctor, when I thought of your medicine and got a $1 bottle. When she had taken four doses she became all right. I often recommend Cardui to my friends." Your druggist sells Cardui with full instructions for use on the bottle. Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., tor Special Instructions, and 64-pagc book. "Home Treatment tor Women." sent lice. Take it from the oldest man in the bunch, " Red Meat" tob acco is the chew for men. No spice?no e.-iccssive sweetening -nothing to hurt your stomach?just good old North Carolina to bncco, properly aged and perfectly sweetened. That's why won't give you heartburn. It's our treat to put you on to the real thing in good chewin,.'. Cut out this ad. and mail to us with your name and address lb: r.ttractive FREE offer to chewers only. LIIPFERT SCALES CO., Winstop-Salcm. N. C. Name.?._._. Address A FOUNTAIN PEN ^ Guaranteed Not to Blot or Leak & 1 V Try One: $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 \ DON'T FORGET OUR HAMMOCKS i$1.50 to $12.50 See Stock before they are picked over and get kind wanted. Palmetto Drug Co. W. H. WASHINGTON, Manager. We guarantee the Pens and will refund money at once if not satisfied.