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FOR SALE! 268 acres on public road, three miles of Princeton. S. ('. Good four horse farm open, balance in woods, saw timber and pasture. Number of large cedars on the place. Improvements consists of two G room dwellings, one tenant house and necessary out build ings. Several free flowing springs and one bored well convenient to bouses, 'l'his is one of the best farms in Laurens County. 1 am offering this very desirable places for $.V>00.00. Terms? $l,r>00.00 caoh, balance one, two and three years, at 7 per cent, in terest. Here are Some Bargains in City Property. Blegaill 7 room residence, almost new; with bath, electric lights and modern in every respect. Nothing crampy about this place, houne sits back on a nice spacious lot. Plenty of room for your garden and then some; good stable with two stalls and feed room. Located on Irby Ave., in a very excellent neighborhood. I have been authorized, to offer this beautiful home for a short time only, for $2,1)00.00. Don't wait, buy it now. Tills Listens Good. New brick bouse on Sitgreaves St., 0 nice rooms, bath, electric lights and e.11 the conveniences, necessary to comfort. Within easy walking distance to all business and located in a most de sirable neighborhood. If you are looking for a cosy little home, be suro you see this one at once, for I am offering it at such a very low price, that it won't be for sale long. Don't stand back, because you haven't much cash to pay down; you don't need much; I can offer you such easy terms, that it will make the buying of this comfortable home seem almost like paying rent. Come sec mo and lets talk it over. What About This One. $3,000.00 buys you a handsome little home on South Harper St., modern out and out, bath and electric, lights. Handsome cabinet mantels and tile hearths. Seven nicely furnished rooms, exclusive of ;i largo butlers pantry. This house is on a nice size lot, chick en yard and garden in rear of house. This is an absolutely safe investment, one you can't afford to miss; will net you a substan tial profit in a short while. It will stay rented at $20. Let me show you this place. FOR RENT 7-rooni dwelling on Laurens St., modern conveniences?$1."?.00 6- room dwelling on Sitgreaves St., modern conveniences?$15.00 7- room dwelling on Irby Ave., modern conveniences?$20.(1(1 4-room cottage on Simpson St., recently overhauled?$0.00. I have other properties that I am not at liberty to advertise. Dist your property now. I am getting calrs right along from par ties that wish to invest in I.aureus dirt. T. GIBBON TRAYNHAM Real Estatk Laurens, South Carolina Loans Negotiated. Stocks and Bonds. Rents Collected, I "Old Honesty Guano" HONESTLY MADE Followed by Honest Work Will Give HONEST RESULTS See me before you buy. Can Ship Any where. < > !! E. W. CopeJand, Agent LAURKNS, S. C. PURE FERTILIZER MATERIAL! Each successive year has established the fact th. t the successful fanner is one who intelligently studies the needs of his soil, and the necessary plant food required for different crops. He prepares his own formula and mixes the Fertilizer Material accordingly. The results show a profit to him, both in the cost of his goods, and the in creased yield per acre. Wa can furnish your wants in the following high grade goods: Hog Tankage, Cattle Tankage, Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash, Sulphate of Potash, Kainit, Acid Phosphate, Dry Ground Fish, Sulphate of Ammonia, Cotton Seed Meal. Hy the use of these goods every farmer will be ena bled to mix his Own fertilizer and to know exactly what he is using on his land. We carry a full line of all Fer tilizer materials. Write to us for Prices and Formulas. Molony & Carter Company 254 Meeting Street , Charleston, S. C. HOW TO RAISE CHICKENS. Excellent Advice on How to be Suc cessful In Poultry Raising by One Who knows. Editor The Advertiser: For sonic lime 1 have felt constrain ed to write some bits of experience on how to care for poultry. As this is the season of the year that people begin to be anxious about the success of such, 1 will give some directions as to how to feed. For years I have made my morning meal of scalded meal and wheat bran and now ! add just a little cotton seed meal. At noon 1 give oats or wheat to the penned one and at night I feed corn and have good results from such. 1 always keep plenty of lime and sand mixed into a mortar and pile it out to dry where It Is out of the way. After it is hard keep some broken up f?r the laying hens. I put one-third lime and two-thirds sand. The laying hens will feed on It heartily each day as it requires a lot of lime to form a shell from the hen's system each day. A great many people complain of their hens eating eggs but never stop to think why. It is the shell and' not the egg the hen wants. This and cut oyster shells should always bo kept at the hen's convenience and there will be but few soft eggs and no egg eating then. See that the lien has a good soft, round nest with the corn ers well filled RO when they go to sitting they will have no trouble to keep the eggs all under them. 1 have been to neighbor houses and seen the hen setting on the naked floor of the box and part of the eggs out from un der the hen. If a hen's nest is not good sho soon becomes discouraged about the eggs and will do no good. The time a setting hen gets her eggs broke the worst is the first three days before the eggs get slick. They should always be washed if they are smeared. As soon as the hen hatches always clean the old nest at once so the lay ing hens will not learn to hunt the pieces of shell in them and get to tear ing up the good nests. All the heavy laying strains must have plenty of time and the Indian Runner ducks must have the cut oyster shell for the best results of eggs as they lay all the time and require a lot of shell I stuff for their eggs have thick shells. A hen likes a dark qulel plnco for a nest and If she has that she will like ly hatch well and Jf she is not crowd ed too much she will almost always I raise her brood. When taken from the j nest she should have plenty of grain so the little ones can't eat any for 1 at least thiryt-six hours to forty eight. Then they (the little ones) should have some cooketl feed and nol too soft for lh'' fll'St. The coop should always he in a quiet, high, dry place and the little chicks or turkeys, or guineas should always have some coarse sand before they have any thing else to eat. Anything from wheat is much better than corn for the beginning. Say stale bread, crack ed wheat, then the whole grain. Wheat is not a high food for little chickens In the long run. I have closely ob served chicken raising for twenty-live years and the kinds that give me the best all-round outcome. 1 have tried twelve thoroughbred kinds in life. I used to want every kind I raw but for some years have tried and found the single comb Khodo Island Red a t near an all round chicken as any 1 have known. I lind the White Orping ton a little In Itcr winter layer per haps limn the li' d I. I lind the Rose Comb Drown Leghorn a line summer layer and all the months except Ihi , real cold ones. I like it because the comb is not so much exposed to the cold and doe:-, not frost l ite as ? Little ChiCkcnS HhOUld never be ill !? close a place as they are apt to gol the I'oup. No growing chickens should roosl in too close a place. Tur keys should never roost in a house as they get roup and arc scarcely ev er cured. Sloans Liniment is a line remedy for roup and sore head, among the many that, are tried. I have tried the Philo system some for the last twelve months and lind it can be made a real success. I have kopl some chickens in a box 3x6 feet ami 21 inches deep for winter eggs and they thrived well. I also raise chickens hatched in the incubator in tin- Philo llreless brooders and llnd it can be a success. The heat for little incubator chickens has always been the ques tion. I Und that it pays for each per son to have a good pure breed and keep it pure for there Is always sale for such. It hns always been my de light to help any one I could, along this line. Wishing all my fellow men success In this line and all thai is good I am sincerely yours. W. It. Anderson. Laurons, s. c. In Mother* Vnd others. You can use Ibicklen's Arnica Salve to cure children of eczema, rashes, tetter, dialings, scaly and crusted hu mors, as well as their accidental In juries cuts, burns, bruises, etc.. with per foe I safety. Nothing else heals so quickly. For boils, ulcers, old, run ning or fever sores or plies It l a 110 eqillll. cents at Lauren. Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. SUNDAY SCHOOL QUESTIONS. * ? ************** (Copyright, 1910, by Rev. T. S. Lin scott. 1). 1).) Jcusus the Healer. Mark 1:29-15; Matt. Iv: 23-25. Golden Toxt?Himself took our in firmities, and bare our Bicknesses. Matt, "vllt: 17. (1.) Verses 20-111 ? 11" this sickness of Peter's wife mother had been that of any other woman would .lesus have been equally interested? (2.) What benefit is it to us to tell God when our loved ones are sick? (3.) Verses 32-3-1 ? Is there any rea son to expect that God, in these days, will heal our sick in any way resem bling the manner in which .lesus heal ed sick people? ? ( 1.) How do you account for the fact that the devils all seemed to know .lesus? (5.) Verse 35?Why was it necessary for Jesus to get up a great while be fore day and, in a solitary place, en gage in protracted prayer? (G.) To what exten? is It duty or privilege for every Christian to follow the example of .lesus In the matter of protracted private prayer? (7.) Would you say that Jesus had certain set times for prayer, or did he pray only when he felt the need, and which method ought we to adopt? (S.) Verses 36-37?Did Simon and the rest of them do well to disturb Jesus in bis private prayer, or should I they have waited until his return? I Give your reasons. (9.) Verse 38?What is the differ ence between the mission of Jesus and that of any one, of his true followers? (10.) Verso 39?Should a man with a special message confine his work to one church or to one town? (live your reasons. (II.) Verses 40?111?If Jesus were preaching in the flesh today would be pay the same attention to the cure of physical diseases as he did in that day oi- would he refer them to the phjsl eians and surgeons? (12.) In view of the progress of medical science and the marvelous feats of surgery would you say that God's present plan for the cure of sickness is by these scientific methods? Ciive your reasons. (13.) If it is Cod's plan now to cure sickness by human methods, why did Jesus in his day eur<> people miracu lously? (II.) Christ in that day was moved with compassion by Individual cases of sickness and cured them inlrncu-1 ously. Why does he not do the sane* thing when appealed to today? (I."..) Verses 13-45?Whirl) Is the greater sin. and why. to tri! a thing when God tells us nor to do so or not to tell what ho l ids us make known? (I?'..) Matt. |v:23-25- Is it a lack of faith on the pan of preachers today that they cannot ??uro physical dis eases, or is it because Cod wants to cure them through medical science? Why? (IT.) What is God's attitude toward those who tench that It is His will HOW to cure disease, in answer t<?' prayer, Without the use of the means.' (This Is one of the questions (but may be answered in writing hj mein, hers of the club.) International Press lllhlc Question Chili I have read the Suggestive Qties lions tin the Sunday School Lesson published In The Advertiser, also i 08801) Itself for Sunday . 191. . (Ilate) (ho series of '?2. i Name . Withe . Your Questions Answered, If you would like to ha\e npswefed any particular question each or liny week from "The Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Lesson" by Ucv, Dr. Linseott, send in your request to this office, giving the date of the les son and the number of the question you wish answered. You may select any question except the one Indicat ed that "It may be answered in writ ing by members of the club" Dr. Linseott will answer tho questions cither in these columns or by mall through this oflh e. Don't forget to state whnt boneflt these "Suggestive Questions" are to you. Give your full name and address. Send your letters to "The Question Editor of Tho Ad vertiser, Laurens, S. C." I1KST STOMACHS IN T1IK WORLD. People Who depend upon MI-O-NA to keep them freo from stomach misery always have clean stomachs free, from fermentation. MI-O-NA stomach tablets will drive OUt gas, sourness and stomach distress In five minutes, Laurens Drug Co. guarantees them. They will absolutely put an end to Indigestion and make the stomach sturdy and strong if used as directed For all stomach ailments and for nervousness, loss of appetite, night - mnre( dizziness, overeating, drinking and for all diseases caused by upset stomach, MI-O-NA is guaranteed, A largo box .'.(I ciiiih at Laurens Drug Co. and druggists everywhere. See the new line of Chamber S??; we are showing. S. M. & B. If. WllkC-3 ? Co. yROLLISNGt STONEk OrATHEtRiSNO WHY-BETjg^ANT? m Buy A Home With Rent Money! The average tenter pays for his place every eight years hut the land lord still owns it. Why Pay Rent? YOU PAY AS RENT ffiSf 17S Acres near Mt. olive Glllioil. Cheap ami on easy terms. One-half interest in one of the finest lime quatries ill the South. Four miles of Ware Shoals. Cheap on easy terms. At $120.00 per year in 10 years. $1,581.68 At $120.00 per year in 25 years. $0,583.72 At $240.00 per ycarin 10 years. 103.30 At $240.00 per year in 25 years. 13,107.43 We will cut any of the following into Mich size tracts as you desire. We buy at wholesale and retail land out to suit the small buyer : Splendid farm and ginnery at K.Uoin, containing I'M acres, ami good dwelling, outhouses, etc.. 20-horse engine ami JO-horso boiler, two tH) saw gin, all in good shape on easy terms or all cash. About 100 Acres near Watts Mill, known as Hie lludgetl Land. 552 Acres located near Itoedy Kivor Power Company, oil Itocdy III vor, and known as the Dor roh Place. Price, $12.60 to $20.00 per acre, depending on number of acres and local ion. 200 acres three miles east of I.aureus. High state cultivation. Terms easy. 23 acres at Anil's c-oss roads, cheap for quick sale. 10 acres near Watts Mills, all improved, for $l,f)00, half cash. 105 acres, a pari of .1. N. Clurdy tract. $8.00 per acre. Qol the bar gain now. Several bouses and lots near Watts Mill. 03 acres near Ora, level and good improved land. $50 per acre. 400 acres near Stomp Springs, $11.fit) per acre. Wo also htivo for snlo ahoul Twonlydwo Acres ol land within the corporate limits of the <'ny of I,aureus, known tis Orays Mill, which wo will sell in small building lois, at reasonable prices, A good many of thcSO 1<),S have cottages on them. Remember thai we cut oft any number of acres de sired by purchaser ami give any reasonable liuu in which to pay. We want t<> make it possible for every white farmer in Lau re us County to own his home. Laurens Trust Company R. A. Coop 15u, President. C. W. Tunk, Sec. & Treas. Anderson \ Itlnkcley, Mnntigers Heal llslatc Sa! EXCHANGE 1 ACRE FOR Farm lands at Albany, (la., can be purchased at $10.00 to $25.00 an acre. You can sell your farm, pur chase the same number of acres in Albany, Ga., and still have a balance. Write for conditions under which we pay your round trip railroad fare. We will give you names of many farmers who have done what we say you can do and are pleased with their change. Address EUGENE B ADAMS, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Albany, Ga. Beautiful Booklet Free! Swap One Acic for Three, . IN EACH TOtVl V '?f..-.n.': ;r" I WO M ?MKY ?"<!''>'.'! ii IllC.Vch', We K),?)(Ol II in advance, ,?,?, /?...?, v l ich taue yi .?! may rl I f VI I 'I I'll i ||l U p, rAcr ory ' prIces 1 a no mot our a i.i? [/<'"" until you receive our c ? m vou will ^ astonish E?l Hi ?,.-r facto i'ii our bicycled mi Uryi niCVCLE dealer s. r.r I r- llllol thoilny no. Ivi BECONO HANO OICYCLCU. Wo .to n-'t reffllturl . I ,. numln>roi) hand taken In trndo l?y our CntrApo i ?. i L*j>iP S8jt_?I0. I>i rlpllvc Lnntmn list* mm : agent : lo l.ijlc: I Model i .. re iiin inukhiu; , : pprovc of your S . ,-it ,i ttlil Jrp>OI ri>C.fi TRIAL tlni'iug ? ?.?...?!? U you ??? i.It. ? \\ 'i to Ueep thu / ii'.i nul t*nt tent. I ? bicycles It is lie Sil.:.II jirollt IiIh>vo umi's intjilts by huy i:n null e in 1,1ml your 11res f IV '111 ,i,n',nt a I. ant our unheard of fa<i?et Ivo nur Ik nut If ill ontaloruo 1 (.Ol Ii I.If.Hltl O.'< l~ . i. t ii. in bicycle* fur i liroilt iiImivo factory rout u pintontii .Hi " our prices, I i...-V.-v lint >ially have i af 'i'ii prtiinpii) at immi COA$kTFR?RRAK F *? <"nKio who?l?. Importer! ro'ler etviln? ami ped.il?. imrt ??. r. Mini and w w n v i a. u ii ? i\ i. j , , imptnoiit ol nil Seif-healingTires ft sAlbris: pair TO I NU WDUGE, OHL Y 4 tt,utat rttatl frltltflhtttUrtt tlO.COftt fair, lul In intfoJuit w totllitll, ; a inmtlt r-ii'l'.t ttMAtaih toithntdtt il Si. HO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUKCTURES NAILS, T?ck?,orCl.i??will not let tho air out A hundred thousand pairs sold last year, rblliiL', very dnraMn and lined inside With a KiM-clal ? i ii a 111 v of rubber, which never bo? comes porous and which closes up t-oiall mine tu res without allowing tho air esoapo. Wo have hundreds o( letters from satisfied customers stat bur that their tlroa have only been muimed up onco or twice In a wholo Reason. 'I liey w i.rli no morn than an ordinary tire, the puncture rc.->Istlutf mialliics lieimr (Civeu by several layers of thin, specially prepared fabric.on the t read. The reirular prlco of theso tires is 110.00 i?cr pair, but for advertising purposes wo nrn makimr a special factory i<: i'?? to the rldur of only $1 50per pair, All orders shipped MOifl day lettiT is received. \\*> KhloC o I), on approval, You d > not pay a, cent until yo\t navo examined and f ? >n i1 * I Ihem strictly as represented wo win an..waoaah discount of f.t re nt Uioroi>y mnuiim tiin hf iv flu.sa prr pair)If yon wn.i rui.l cash with ORf?*.h and em ,<,?ii tili? no. rieciiii nt, Von r.ui no i cm ki ? i an order ??< ttio tiron may t? r?tnrnodatOURaxponM) If fnrnny rv? hi tliey aro not ?atlnfnetors nn? . ination. w <? nro in rfi ciiy roiiat>?o and nmnoy aent to on I n" *alo B Ii ? ' ? nh lf\ i ordi rn pair i earner, run fa?tor. m ir Im t<< r. 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