The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 19, 1913, PART 2, PAGES 9 TO 14, Image 11
ENERGY AND PERSEVERENCE DOES
ANYTHING THAT CAN BE DONE
Last of the Special Prizes. Work Done Bet
ween Now and Saturday Night an Important
Factor in Winning. Get in All Your Sub
scriptions Just as Early as Possible.
Rally Your Friends to Your Support?Great Changes in
Respective Positions Are Predicted W hen the (New
Vote Tctal is Counted Next Saturday Night?Only a
Few More Days in Which to Work for the $20.00.
It looks as though you would all
have to begin to be very much in
earnest if you do not want your neigh
bor to carry off the twenty dollars in
gold in your district. Now is the
time for all your friends, who have
given their promise to help, to come
forward with that help, and see that
your Utile favorite wins one of the
prizes. Don't wait. Don't hesitate. De
lay may mean that your little darling
will lose.
If you expect to stand any chance
at all in this contest you must soon
get to work or you will ho left so far
behind that you will novor catch up.
Of course we know that it is a little
hard to get subscriptions, hut you
must remember that every one in the
contest is meeting j.ist the same con
ditions that you are. If it is hard for
you to get subscriptions, it is hard
for your opponents, so there is really
nothing to bo discouraged about. Do
not let any one discourage you. Tell
thorn that you have as good a chance
aa'the one at the head of the list, and
then get out and show them that it i
was not just idle talk.
Are your friends trading where they ',
can get .Merchants tickets? Tell them
the contest will be over .in two weeks
and if they over expect to do anything
for you, now is the time to do it and
not alter the close of the race.
Boar in mind that wo^ arc not offer
ing a cheap sot of dishes, or a cheap
piano; hut Ilia.gold and enough of it j
to amount to something to the one
that gets it.
"We expect there will be a great deal
done for some of the children who
have the good luck to possess yiinbi
tfous and energetic parents and friends
who appreciate the full meaning of
"Most Popular Child in I.aureus and
Adjoining Counties," and believe it
to be worth striving for. to say noth
ing of the gold that will be theirs, if
they are successful. Those who take
an. interest in seeing their child win
will bo the ones who will win. And
on the other hand those who take the
contest in a sort of a haphazard way
and do not care whether they win or
not, or whether they realize anything
from this offer will be the ones to be
crowded further and further into the
background.
Take your subscription book with
you wherever you go. There are a
grer .iany people who should be tak
ing The Advertiser but have just ne
glected to subscribe for it and are
just waiting for you to approach them
and ask for their subscription, and
perhaps they can tell you of some
friend Who is taking the paper and
wants to renew their subscription, or
some one who doesn't take it, but is
willing to if you will just call and see
1he.ni. Do not be bashful or hack
ward. The worst that any one can do
Is to say "No," ami nine out of ten
will say "Yes," if you explain to them
what you are working for. You can
not sit at home and have the subscrip
tions come to you. There was never
anything worth getting that did not
require a little hard work. Make hay
while the sun shines and do not let
even one prospective subscription get
away from you. Take everything you
can got from six months to twenty
years. It. means a little work hut
think of the reward.
If your food gives you distress after
eating, it is a sign that your stomach
is weak, ami needs help. The best
help you can give it is Dr. M. A. Sim
mons' Vegetable Diver .Medicine. It
purities the stomach and howols,
strengthens digestion and restores a
line feeling of vigor and cheerfulness.
?uy only the genuine put up in a litho
graphed tin box. l'rico 25c. Hold by
all druggists. [
m vsTKU i.. w. iiicih:, ,ik.
Tlireo cheers for ilii- youim man! He
is the tirsi ho*, in Liiurcus, er out o."
it, (a lie a prize winner, lie lied for
second place in l>Istrleu Xo. 1 Salur
dity iiit*lit showing (lie young ladies
el' (his cit) lllld county that (here is
one live little man in (he town of
I.a ii i'm! s. We (loll hi if there is a liner
little fellow in the state, with his black
eyes ami golden curls and sunn*, dis
position he is indeed a child to he
proud of. He is Muster L. W. Highe,
dr. the little son of Mr. and Mrs. I,.
W. Hiebe, of I.aureus.
MISS MC KM \ WILLIS.
This dear little ?iii Is Miss K Ilgen la
Willis, (he litt)?' daughter of Mr. au.I
Mrs. I.. II. Willis, of (Jraj Court, and
the pride and ,|oj of the whole Willis
family. She has hosts of friends in the
count\ and is verj popular with all
who Knew her. .lust keep jour eye
on Miss Eugen hi before Hie close of
this race.
MISS AMHF, 15. ]>VYI>.
This charming little lad) is Miss Ad
dle It. Davis, the little grond?dnughter
of .Mr. and Mrs. .lohn F. Da\is, of
Walls Mill. Miss Vddic k a verj dear
little girl and has a great mail) friends
a( (he mill as well n* in the cit) of
I,aureus. Wo expect lo see her make
a verj good shawlim before (he close
of the contesl.
miss nt v\( ks Til KH'l ?
This hnpp) little lassie is Miss
Frances Tongue, (he little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. <;. o. Tongue of Water
loo i;. F. Ii. No. -. Miss Frances Is
one of our most cliurmlnu; little girls
and a great favorite with all who know,
her.
Standing of Contestants.
District No. I.
All territory within the corporate
limits of Laurons.
.lohn Richardson. 14270
Ruby Temploton.13150
Margaret McCravy. 1025
Toecoa Barlo (Mary. 19875
Sarah Rebecca Rlchey. 16050
Clomlogene Toaguo. 24850
Flora Elizabeth Bennett.15075
Xcll Sanders. 47:>o
Lucio Tumblin.19325
L. \v. Iligbe, Jr. 22775
Catherine Micks. 1376
Lillian Garrctl.11025
John Cannon, Jr.HUT.'.
Laura Iludgens.l:'.:'.?."?
Carolyn iludgens. 1025
Jim punklin, Jr. 1100
Dorothy Norwood.11125
Ducket Young. 13200
Clarence Albright.10025
Vormollo Calno. 1150
Toecoa Cray. 14250
Fred Roper. 10050
Martha Boyd. 102.".
10va Taylor. 1675
Sarah Fli/.a Swygert. 22375
Wllllaltn Itramlett. 1250
Lizzie Thompson. 22525
Chalmers Armstrong, Jr. 10l'.~>
llaskell Sanders. Jr. 10450
Madge Louise Taylor.13075
Johnnie Milani. 1025
District No. 2.
AJI points, outside the corporate lim
its of Lnuron8.
Lumens, R. F. I).
Mary Cnldwoll, lt. F. D. . . .. 13250
Capers Simpson, R. F I). I .. 10700
Emma Check. R. F. IX 4 .. . . IG025
Addio It. Davis, Watts Mill .. ihr;:;.
Merle Shaw, R. F. D. I .. . . 2s'.?7..
Margaret Caldwell, R. F. I). (1 .. 13025
Margaret Melle Moore. It. F. I?. I 1025
Fred Cunningham, R. F. I), i .. 1025
Ora, S. C.
Charles Rlukcfy.10425
Gray Court, S. c.
Marvis Claire Curry.19160
Eugenie Willis.10150
Virginia Owings. 1025
Margaret Dee Curry.I9C00
Lona Baldwin, B. F. D. 4 .. . . 1150
lx>ls Nash, B. F. 1). 4 . 10450
Irene Owens. B. F. 1). I. 1025
Lucilo Baldwin. B. F. D. 4 . . . . 10025
Grler Smith. B. F. D. 3.12530
Clinton. S. C.
Samuel Glenn. 22025
Alden Bailey.19025
Lucy Bailey. 1026
Ma?iha Phillips.19800
Emm a Little. 1026
Martha Young.10125
Maymo Lee Wright.I9G25
Thomas Barr.13225
.Icnnettll Behind. 1025
Ruth Galloway. 1025
Jack ii. Day is .. .. ?. 28026
James Ihlmond Ferguson . . . . i":j.",
Waterloo, s. C.
Frances Tonguo, R. F. D. 2 .. 1025
(Jladys Fuller. 33020
Jessie Elizabeth Saxon. R( 2 .. 22150
Harold CulbcrtSOU, B. F. D. I.. 1025
Barksdale. S. C.
Jaule Boyd, R. F. D. 1.1325
Fountain Inn, S. C.
Lottie Woods. lOL'.'i
Mary Hughes. 32C00
Lawrence Temploton. 13525
Doris Stokes. 10025
Owings. S. C.
Alice Owings. 4350
Illicit Hill. 1002;
John Ropp. 102.'
John Thompson. 102.'
Boss Templeton. 1012"
Goldvillc, s. C.
James Lawrence Lanford . .. 2802?
Mary Campbell. 4150
Sarai, May Clean. 1026
I Mary Frances Hale.10125
Lanford station, s. c.
j Louie Klphurd Williams . . . . 13255
I Qus8io Landlord, lt. P. D. I .. 1025
Virginia Onrrctt.19150
Margaret Drummond. 1025
Pauline WaUlrop. 1025
Catherine Wolff. 1026
I Mildred Lnnford. 1026
I Allie May Taylor.L'sf. v.
? Ahnle May Patterson. 1025
I Helen llouier.10125
lOnoree, 8. c.
! Theodore Shnw. 1026
Troy Mills.'js:'.-_';,'
I Fletcher Itogore. 1026
] Walter Montjoy.10026
Hau Yarhorough.13026
I Helen Vincent. 1026
1 Clay Crisp.10025
j. P. Johnson. Jr. 1026
Mountvlllc, s. c.
I .lames Dean.ItHlOO
Cross Hill, S. C.
Marell Campbell.I052fi
Ktnni.i .1. Dial.-Mi17".
Nellie Wells. 1025
Ware Shoals. S. C.
Carl Lewis.19200
Lovey Dtxon. 1025
Carltou Garrison. 1025
U?wis South. 1025
iThelaia Young. 1025
Bthcl Predawn. 1025
Ware Shoals. S. ('.. It. P. |).
Lois Pitts. It. P, l> i.10025
itarneit OT)ell. it. P. i). i .. :'.t:,.l,:i
.Ihnmie Hodden. It. P. D. 2 .. . . ::i il>:.
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>n ei. > iw s iti.hi:it.
This is to Introduce Miss (iludys
I idler, the little (IIIlighter of Mr. and
Mrs. ii. ( . Puller, of MatcVh.o. S. V.
Miss (Gladys noil tirsl prize in her dis.
trict lor lie. subscriptions, and last
Suttirdii) night she won live dollars
more, being second in her district.
This surely speaks well for I ho en
erg) and ambition of her supporters,
and it is not iieccssarj In state that
Miss t;|ad\s d< <??.<?- OVO!') pri/e that
she has won,
( VI UMtll \1. TltiM'lthi:
iM i:i) t si: iivomi:
Vau Ii rent he !t Xo Stoinaeli Dosiii s
l Icais (he Head.
Cso nature's remedy for catarrh, or
cold in the head, one that is harm!'' h
. et quick and effective,
It is the healing oils and balsams of
llyomei which yon breathe through a
small pocket hihahuv This curative
and antiseptic air .reaches the niosl
remote air collp hi the nose, throat
and lungs, killing the catarrhal genius,
-topping the offensive breath, raising
of mucus, droppings in the trout,
( rusts in the nose and all other ca
tarrhal symptoms,
The complete outfit costs only $1.00
and 'he Lnurens Drug Co. will return
your money if not saiiflcd. Do not
continue to suffer catarrhal Ills try
llyomei now today.
THESE MERCHANTS GIVE VOTING COUPONS
IN THE ADVERTISER'S GREAT CONTEST
For Each Dollar Spent You Get 100 Votes in The Laurens
Advertiser Childrens' $500.00 Voting Contest. These
Coupons Will Help You to Win Your Share of the Gold.
The Merchants Who Are Represented Here Give De
pendable Merchandise That is Worth One Hundred
Cents on The Dollar and Service That is no More Effi
cient Any Where.
I J. C. BURNS & COMPANY
(Red Iron Racket)
Next to Bramlett's Shop.
J. C. SHELL & COMPANY
Fancy Groceries
RAYS PHARMACY
Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles and
Druggists Sundries
LEVERET FURNITURE COMPANY
Furniture and Stoves
$ BIRTHDAY, WEDDING, $
* ANNIVERSARY AND HOLIDAY
^_ PRESENTS_^
^ The "Little Jewelry Store'! where the crowd jjoes, where
you ort a hundred cents value foi .1 dollar. The place ^
^ where vom patrouaj^ i i .1 ten cent repaii j<?l> is apple
ciated as much .is it" you purchased hundreds of doll.its
worth of goods. My expenses ate small and YOU reap 7V
5c ihc benefit in the value of the goods purchased,
>-.,,. ?.-= ^
^ William Solomon ^
\ Reliable Jeweler Graduate Optition
h's the all-year-'round car. 1 ? gusty
Fall?thruWintev's snow?in balmy Spring
or sonny Summer?the Forcl serves it's
owner equally well. It's the one car on
the job every clay of the year.
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I'Mvc hundred dollars Is the new price ?>f the Kurd
runabout; tho touring car Is live 11 fly; 1 tw town car
..even fifty all f <>. I), Detroit, complete with equip
ment. (Jet catalog and particular, from n , j
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SUMMERS GARAGE
NEWBERRY, S. C.
J!
IGASOLINEi
20 cents I
Filtered Pure, High Grade
AT THE ?
Bowser Filtering Station
THE MOST CONVENIENT 2*
PLACE IN THE CITY TO >
HAVE YOUR CAR FILLED ^
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Eichelberger Bros, 3
Telephone 33 $
\ Near Public Square.
Simpson, Cooper & Babb,
Attorneys at Law. l^Z^'fy
Will practice In ell HtatO CoUrtP. SliaftliEf, Pieloy?, Bclfi, Repair* and
Flics, Teeth, Lock';, Ctc.
romp! attention fciven to all business. Lombard iron works, augucta.c/?.
Ott out ciKulut before you buy