Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Asthria t Asthmua! POPHAMM SASTHMA RE1VIEDY gives instant relief ahd an absolute cure in all cases of Asthma, Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists ; mail on selpt of price $1.oo. F'rial Package by mail 10 cen e. WLUJAM A .. ros ., ciela I, Ohio Laurens. S. ( OLD AUTO TIRES! I fbuy worn out automobile tires at V fair prices. \ Always In the market for hIides, Tallow, Beeswax, Scrap Iron, Scrap Rubber, Metal and Burlap, and Bur lap Bags. Write for Further Inform tion. E. BOGGERO, Greenwood, S.C. N. B. DIAL A. C. TODD DIAL & TODD Attorneys at Law Enterprise Bank Building, Laureg, S. C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS Money to loan on Real Estate-Long Time. P are curable. All kinds "'an suffering and * *~~ dansvger. The CAUSE Is always internal. Pl-,L SDr. Lc .nhard t' tablets produce amazing results by attackin tue INTERNAL CAUSE. The piles are dried up and bermanentlY cured. 24 days' treatment, $1.00. R L IAII)T CO., uiaio. N. Y. (free book) Sold by Laurons Drug Co. and all druggists. NOTICE. To the Subscribers and Patrons of the Laurens Telephone Conpany of Laurens, South Carolina: You are hereby notified that the Lau rens Telephone Company has this day filed with the Railroad Commission of South Carolina a petition asking that it be allowed, in ord.,r to give first class telephone service, to put all its subscribers on Metallic Circuits, and that the existing rates charged for telephones and telephone service be changed and increa::edc to the follow ing rates: Business Telephones, Special Lines, Notallic Circuit, Ce. $2.50 per month, 'Residence Telephones, Special Lines, Netallic Circuit, each $2.00 h i month. Telephones on party li1s S0c per mnonth less. You are hereby further notified that :a hearing will be had on said petition in the Court louse at Laurens, S. ('., on the 18th day of )ecember, 1911 at the Hour of 3:00 o'clock P. M. (1. Mel). IlaiIton, 11. L. Vaughman, Railroad Coimissioners for' S. C. .i. P. ')a r by, Secretary. ('olunibia, S. C. Oct. 25, 193.1 t DE IS THEI I reprel'sent iF [s youri home, you Fi If not we will be past 60 <hiys 204 b a nlumberCl of D)welli See me before it is Life I Ask to see t that I am now a family fromi wa M( A few thousand Carlo! Phone Nos. 7 anud ! KING AND QUEEN HONOR AMERICANS Italian Rioyalty Shows lfindly Feeling. A Double occnsion. Ilonie, Nov. 29.-elaring that it was the desire of the ofliceers of the Ameri eu battleship fleet now visiting Ital lan waters to pay their respects to hilin, King Victor lni nianuel invited the naval coin nanles to the QuIrinal tonight. At the sane time Queen lle lena, who had not yet received irs. ''hoiiias Nelson Page, decided to give a dier after the reception to tile wife of the American ambassador to Italy, in. honor of the fleet's officers and the members of the United States emibassy staff. Ailbassador Page made the presen tations. The king received Ihear Ad ,niral Cameron Mclt. Winslow, com tander of the first division of the At Iantic fleet; lear Admiral Frank 1. ilentty, commander of the fourth di vision; Capt. William J. Aaxwell, com manding the battleship Florida; Capt. It. C. Smith, coimttding the Arkan sas; lieut. ('otunander ari P. .lessop of the Arkansas; Coninnier 1"ranilk ILyont of lie battleship Kansas; LIetit. Comninnd'er Arthtir 1. Keating of the Arkansas; Lieut. Williai Norris of the IFloridla; Iteut. .t ohni 'iowns, .Ir., aide on the staff of HIear Admiral Heatty; Lieut. William W. Gailbraith of the Connecticut -and i ett. Rufus F. Zog barn, of the Arkansas. Ills +imajesty declared he was a great atdnirer of the splendid American navy and said lie was delighted to shake hands witlh the offieers of the fleet. Queen Ilelena's dinner, which An bassaclor and Mirs. Page attended, was served immediately after the king's audience. In addition to the Amerlcan oflicers the guests included prominent court ofiletails, the iadies anud gentle mecn In waiting and diplomaitlie at taches. n 1.r,,: din to thse banqluet htall inassador Page, with Queen 14el ena on his arm, led the way. Toy wore followed by . King Victor Em i'1annel, who escorted the Princess Ki'ko of Monten egro. .\fter the din ner the king and queen bade Iare well to the American oflicers a1d wished them good luck. Keep the bowels act iye and regular I lyotu would eny.1 ' health. Dr. i1. A. Simmons' Vegetable Hi er M.\edicine is tn excellent 'mledtcine hor thl t tpu'pose. It never disappoin1ts. Ask for the tin box with the picture of Dr. .\. A. Sit t0ns on the front t panel. 'rice -,c. Sold by all )ruggists. CEMB: 4ONTH FC ive Stand1ard iFire Ins r1 furn it ure or otheri ally Insures Iad1 to g'ive you ai rate ales of Cotton, Five Co ngs have been b)urned i too late. Insure ever' nsurance I he special Life In howing. You shot nt in caseofdeaith )NEY TO LOW dollars to lend on Real Estate. JRENS, KOUTHI CAl 22. Pho * * * * * *'* * * * * * * i* 9 al * * MOUNT OLIVE. * * Mt. Olive, Dec. I.-Little Thonas 11111, the fourteen months old soni of Mr. and Alrs. J. llroadus 11111, was laid to rest here last Wednesday. The lil tie olle fell frOin the porch of their home at Ware Shoals. Hie was carried to the Greenwood Ilosjital for surgi cal treatnient and died While under going the operation. AlIr. and Mrs. 11111 have i host of friends and rela tives here who extend to them heart felt sympathy in their bereavement. Tihanksgiving passed very '(Iuietly here. Some spent the day hunting, while several attended the all-clay singing at Quaker, Messrs. Walter and .Jeff Cooper, of Miss., spent last Wednesday night at, Mr. 'M. .W. 11111's. 1Ir. R. l. M artin has returned home from Laurens. Mr. .. A. Arnold is visiting relatives in Statham, Ga. Cadet 1-. M. Washington, of Clemson college is spending a few clays at home. Mr. .1. N. .ones aind( family spent 'i'hursday at Mr. W. W. Cooper's Miss Nannie and Mr. Ilarold Wash ington attended the Abererombie Wood wedding last Vednesdlay. Dr. .1. O. Martin and son, Stokes, went to Laurens on business Satur day. Miss HirookIe Davenport is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Marion Williams. On Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 26, at half-past two o'clock ai wedding of much interest was solemnized at the home of Mr. and M rs. .1. A. Wood, when their daughter, Mh s Sarah Agnes, be ca'me the bride of Mr. Hlerbert Aber cromhie. The ceremony was perform ed by the iter. Itay Anderson of Lau rens. in the presence of a few friends 81nd relative:;. The bride is the accomplished daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Wood, of the .\it. lethel scetion, and is held in high esteem by all wIto know her. The groom is the son of the Into H1ugh Abercrombie and is a prosper ous young fiarmer of the Tabun see tioni. They have the best wishes of their many friends. Sample Size Blottle of Swamp-R oot. Eae lose ten cents to Dr. Ki'mer & Co., Blinghamton, N. Y.. for a saipl,' size bottle by 'arcels i'ost--it shol:iId convince anyone. You v !! ailso re clie at booklet of 'aluabhh in"rma tion, L''ing all about the lci'in.'sy. W\'h(n writing be sure r ~l meninieni the 1.:a-.rens Weekly A.lyi''u -. ERR IR FIRES beogings I? on themi. In the olhcy. surance Policy dId protect your First Mortgage )seley COLINA t Office Box 174 I *'4 ** *4 *'* *4 * * * 6 e * * 9. # LANFORD NEW!. * * Lan(ford, )ec. 1.-After quite a nice wari Nov. -the gentle Dee. rains have collie and with it ia considerable change In the weather. Mrs. Anna ('amp spent several (lays last week with her sister, .\lis. .1. W. Lanford. Mr. Ml. Flening has returned homie from a visit to his daughter in Ices ville. Alr. Crouch and little )orris ac conpanied hiin. Miss Nell Welborn was at homne for Tha n ksgi vi tig. Airs. .John Al. Cannon and .\laster .ohin Al .,Jr., are on a visit to Air. Can non's parents here. Mr. an( Mis. 1. P. Bomar spent Thanksgiving at L. .\. C'annon's. Miss Mary Patterson spent. the week( entd in Spartanbuirg with her mother. Aliss Itobie Pattersoni and Aliss Caile Lot iiiggins spent Iii it hrsday in Wood rff. Alr. .1. It. Iiigglins was the guest of .1. Al. Fletning l"tiday. Al I's. O. I.. I anford entert.ained Ihutrsday in honor of Alrs. ('rotc'h and .lrs. ('am p. Three lgeni'rations wore pros(ent. The 'lontna's \lissiona ry 1 i'lo"n inf't here last Tuesday. 1)in1ner was serv ed in picnic style. Quite a number of delegates and friends were present. and the day wa atn ideal one for such anl occasion. \ltrs. C. L. Waldrep entertained Sat urday in honor of lrs. Crouch. Miss Florrie Lanford spent the weekend in S"partanbu rg. * * Dots From Ora. " * * * e S " " " * " " " * * " Ora, 1)ec. i.--The s;irit of Thali:nks g1ving was tnanifested by a goodly con gregation tssi'nblinu:. in the A. It. I'. churt tei to be led in prayer and praise by Ite. 1. N. Kennedy and by an offer ing of $:a to the Dunlap 0rphana go. This orphanage will also receive a contribution and a box of bedtling and hotsehold articles frotm the lailies' Aid society. .\lrs. 'T'ommy Kennely of lio \Vest, has been visiting at thi' Iarsonag for several weeks. Aliss Alice Alec('linto:k. w:o is teach ing in ('lover, caite hom 'l'b atksg(iv ing and s:;t a fiw days with her pamrents. W. it. Ityrd is honie ;gain alter a stay o1 sevet'al inonths in I"lorlida. .\atlda'4:e ltuinor has it that two :'idt probably three, inarriage s will take place -iringc the Chr1istina:s ;: s.cn :and for stal and unroyanlie ()ra thiA w\ou1ld be (11111e .1n unusuil in her anwl withal a very inlterestings ruinor. .\rs. Tonuny Kennedy. .\r. N-. T. lilakely Iter. oa i' .rs. . IN. Kenni '\i, .\ r. a tI ltrs. \\'. It. itlak ly and .\.,, aini .\rs. \W. .\. fIryson we-re gil sts at a dinner t iveln by lrs. aI. .\t. \l - 'lintol' Ni'S. nS it i-, I(t'll 3 11 ( l Formerit .\ ' s tttty I''ei ' t'lted in, l ('is li gtoitl .laton net 'v'idayb ni t . t'hos ;:yeloi . w irlwti IinI, but Itearforntiers N iIdenutsI ol ynn ini 1(11ov sarritis ltt' theatlalaseason. li l r tioI ttr is eit i S ea'(til featureii s s wit the' salerir at Iathei iniua litntgs of.Alv FOed.\R. HwE. HAIRasth fenurk \hirind (y-ittone--olth inenty sessfuloa antingoansng itmposilti be srio, lane he imbr youril nrotbe4 onl woryve your hu mk itagrow, utc. giv it ths baty ytou dyor. Nervous Weakness This is an ailment that affects women to a large extent, and is a particularly prominent symptom where there are irregularities and other disorders from which women only suffer. DR. SIMMONS Squaw Vine Compound Is a Medicine for Women It acts on the nerves, quiets irritation. strengthens weakened parts and restores the strength and energy of health. Nervous women who are run down. weak and discouraged from constant suffering revive at once under its powerful restor ative influence. It promotes good appetite and digestion, sound refreshing sleep. steady nerves, the enjoyment of a healthy body and cheerful spirits. It is pleasant to take and acceptable to the most delicate stomach. Sold by Druggists and Dealers. Price $1.00 Per Bottle C. r. SIMMONS MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ar IPersonal Guarantee .o aRi Skin Sufferers" Laurens Drug Co. We have Leon In liusiness in this town bottle' will ost you not ii.n. Yon ..lono 'r sornei4 time, anid we are toolsing to to .ieuse iti lit Ip t rade by alwiays adivisirig Our. .g ain id aw n vaitwe i ye sees1 how a .i trn i reii~~ ight. fow drob of tis 2iurple wasli v.li i So when we tell you that we hav,, to t he sin takes away tie itii. in tound the eczema remedy and that we stly. Aid the g.ureis all Seeut to be standl hack of it with the iatu t'acttr'er''s 1i'lnarai nt. . iron clad guarantee. backed ly ourtselve' -). 1. I). I 'ries('il ttion i t.e' by tle you can diepend upon it that we give our I). I). I). Liabor torics of ('hi 'ago. is .(lvice not In order to sell a few hottl 's ei'O itios('l (i' thyrnal. 'lyc rit1e, oil of >f medicine to skin sufferers, burt be- wintergreen and other liening. rnothing,, )auRe we know how it will help otur cooling ingreitients. Aril if' you are ousiness if we help our patrons. just crazy with itch, you will foet We keep in stock and sell. all the well soothedi and cooled, t he itch absolutely known skin remedies. Itut we will say washed away the inornent you ajipllled this:thi If yotu are suffering from any 1). ha)e U.md atfred fm cild of skin trouble. eczema, psorasis, e hav ne ay fast friends of orein rash or tetter, we want you to try a full than one fantily by rec tier hr and 4ize bottle of 1). 1). D). Prescriliion. theniey to w skin sufferer here ani and, if it does not do the work, this th ere and 1e ant you tar tyit now MS You mustl ear t hisl en or th at economy.A Kxa!+ , w i so stife s t h e- N o t and inopires,.s ar s t m l a e i t n u s t r y , w i l o v r w e l y o. e r C a . -T 1 14, ' MENVER BUNEE q A THE ENPORTANC O T VIFT. Men of the South Save. Ycu must Icai n ihis lessen or that economy which so stiffens the No dth and inspires a d stiulknes ihts youaryakn wll outwhel you.-e' THenrs Clay.ni Thcn Otld stindaseles FovcsI ha sks nca o .lla hillc s and leve Weaness aee aa dencitraal Tonof bau it. Gielf n ic LivetNrin Drivters Outle Maia Ch ibcn.16ns e ! ess withBultpi purvie thed SAsTre. T o GlSr.-\ow r. Po \l a nd Cldr ton ene N'oftiy hou ~h b e tou itr Guar vt-- e - ~ -'t '1 'I."i Wte snear il 50e.r i aThe reu is rNedon Usein inte Frie tng t oruBtering a aur Treriprihis ne 'I an Porr to s yfor ruri ak, Poils rundcv' WCak, Smcral (tli Vrl Cake of ~ ' Swe t. Brea of' any 5i~'t descri otion'r and wek ikll flil~.I~ y or wants~. e'~ bakelti J1ingri Rlavs reu quatcier aid sveji expene ofI' lior t '2 and fel Oure Caks Noave IReputting for Btheri ngd delicouts the CrioutofaFui Cakes ~ akepecall. rS ee ra fan ecrp Let us do the worrying. You telephone Laurens Steam Bakery ~~ CHALMERS ARMSTRONG, Mgr'. Telephone 362 Place your order now.