The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 18, 1914, 12 PAGES. PART 1, PAGES 1 TO 8, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
ROYAL..
BAKING POWDER .
ADSOLUMTELY PURE
Insures the most
delicious and healthful food
By the use of Royal Bakin Powder' a
great many more articles of food may be
readily made at home, all healthful, de
liclous, and economical, adding much
variety and attractiveness to the riienu.
The" ILoyal Baker and Pastry Cook,"
containing five hundred practical
receipts for all kinds of baking
and cookery, free. . Address Royal
.Raking Powder Co., Ncw York.
v ni~n~toral years, arrived In the city 'with his
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. family several days ago to take up
p~ractice here. He is occupying the
cottage on .West Mlain street next to
Mr. Wm. S. Bolt, of Hickory Tavern, the home of Mr. Chas. II. Hicks. It Is
was In the city Tuesday. understood that Dr. Vincent ill
' Mr. John C. Hellams, of Shiloh, was sieciaize in surgical work.
a visitor to the city Tuesday. Miss Corrie Hart, after a delightful
.visit of several months in Sumter,
-business visitor to the city Tuesday. Ioren and several other places in
busiessvistorto te cty uesay.the lower part of the state, has return
Mr. A. R. Theme, mayor of Ekom, od to the city.
was in the city on business Tuesday. ,Mr. John N. Wright, Jr., of Spartan
Mr. James H. Carlisle, of Mt. Bethel lurg, acoempanied by Mr. Allen Rog
section, was in the city trading Tues- ore, spent the week-ends In the city
day. with Mr. Wright's fathr and other
-Mr. J. H. Atchison, a Laurens coun- relatives. Sunday morning 'Mr. Rog
ty farmer, was in the city on business era delighted the congregation of the
Tuesday. First Presbyterian church with two x
Mr Sam Saxon, from Huntington, ceptionally well rendered solos. Mr.
was among the visitors- to the city Rogers has a well modulatedvoice of
Tuesday. unusual mellowness.
Mr. Wim. H1. Baldwin, from the Lit- Misses Minnie and Corrie Lee Hay
tie Knob, was in the city on business ird, accompanied by their visito', Miss
.Tuesday. flessie Crews, of Laurens, vent to
Mr. Jas. Abe Coats, from Friendship Columbia Saturday, returning hom
section, was in the city Tuesday af- Sunday. That is the ay Miss Crews
ternoon. got ahead of the quarantine. She went
'Mr. Geo. A. Spence, of Sagetown, o ,through from Columbia to Lau
had business to look after in the city 0 She could not have gone from
yesterday. Nctverry.-Nowberry 1erald & News.
air. Williams S. Benjamin, of Mount--_________
vilre section, was in the city on busi- c Miserable?
ness Tuesday. Out of sorts, depressed, a in the
'Mr. J. 1-. Wood, of the Poplar back-Eieeetrie Bitters renews your
Spring settlement, -was a visitor in health and strength. A guaranteed
givei' and Midne s remedy. Money
back if not satisfied. It completely
Mr. S. 1. Hobo, from beynd Watts cured Robert Madsen, of Vest Burl
14ills, wvas circulating among friends ington, Iowa, who suffered foi vru
In the city Tuesday. lent liver trouble for eight months. A
Messrs. 11. P. Minter and' W. H. An- ter four doctors gave him up, he tooki
th lectric itter an is now a well
man. Get a bottle today; It will (o
In the interest of Minter Company. the same for you. Keel) in the house
)ir. 11. Terwy leaves Thursday for for all livr and kidney' comnlains.
Perfectly safe and dependable. Its re
New or anygd ohr rthesprng mr- ults will surprise yu. Oc and $1.00.
cttb g sftt e i w. uenklen & Co.
Miss Ethel Reese, of Elberton, Ga., Philadelphia or St. Luis.
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
andMrs ~V I-. ~hiBeossevealCrs of TLarns, ett
day.CoWemish Stordayretuning hearmel
f~r. T F.Joesof ooduf, sentthnksy for the yat anises rew
the wek-ed inthe cty wth r gf t kindes sown the qurin. Seent n
ho, M. Jhn . rigt, d the o~vn theg illessan Co dmbat tof Laur
eltiesdrn. wife anud mothe Mone frodm
tm M r W ointvam . B wnjamin, on Mr.woiiteenit--m f ed
Ylchar Dutinl, w h inte crtynong abunsi-ha~Cilrn
laresar hee. Crs'ilebuy1.
'Mr. and M. om C. ter Poleft
astrn weefth oth r.ws n mareto inWER WY
wher ciry ystery. bu ooso
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in theycInyLTuesday.
Mers. . C. I ntr and W.p Juli WiAn-akta ahsal ly
dron haef laetrned fo Jaksnle, itnorthsurea igt
in te tinterwith Mrs MIrter Copants. i ervyned
Mr 1.Ter leve Thsave for Da' i~nyii aeepcal
NeMrk and oth eingrhr or kde tobe
urets to tuy goods frte spning so- Arrnoreaydaroscties
orals mothsl ireenoo wh1erton Mr., Ms D ei, ilhueN.1
'Peghas been rtig tihe fone of r.-Iarn.S . as ~3 iny v
acnt Mrlss in.'badshapehnd!l/iorredevverel
. fer. . . J!~ o n, of orefentd n a o~Ais htIawy
petthe week-end in the ty with fela- ono'ho o pi h
'tishernr. Jong Wrgnrd ot fhernoan.AtrIhdue ifrn
Mirs. R.A.mDla Tos reundn homemetgodhah.
Mondy frm DrnauCollge. heOhs t\or sertsl delrsd Pice in0h
toenveryunwll te lat fw w~k bcnts.10icer-iBittrs Cenew yufaourN
healh agnts ornthe A uaran Steed
beig orcd o dscntnuehe std- "Liernd~i thdey remedy. Mo-ney
Pr.ck11. not satesfled. Itscompaetely
Wmngto, N.C., vher he illut- e1 oer dasn of West. BurC'..
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busiess ridy. M. ferndn s ery0 fou Too nPvobhm Judg e:o
m0eti gBttran i ts nof arln
ployd 'a til Pow Dru Comany n.r e atte today; it a wido
severl mothshas ccep~d apehl innslall for you eeti the kindre
tio inFloene. ad lft ilefirt fo and creitors oaned kidey compns
sonreceased safy e and apbl.etsr
the wek totakeup hi new utie. tb wieme suin e yhbo Proate, to00
Mr.~V. B~PitewhOis naiv ofbe eldatI.1.aucklen Cor Clo.s~ L
his n Laonia Oa forthe ast 914Pextaderpiationt Loucis. a
h~m~ 11'cWe wi te exrensoourt howtfl
sevofil ear, ha Tetrne to a thankuse iforn themay have, why tieedsof
ren, wer he'wll ontr~ hs oe-adinistration shuld ino bur rntor
oraingan tvll-apeingbu~a. rihet unesng mys han thsvryn
tim ndr Muntile wth er onMr.whomintredr Ana toie of9ne4.
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lagecinarmtedre iCr'snsre fo1so, Februry 1. x.z.
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witee Mr Swtzerwillbuygood fo
SOIAL A16B PBRSONAL
Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. H. An
derson entertained at a beautiful Val
ontie party at her home on West
Main street in honor of her sister,
Mrs. F. J. Patton, of West Virginia.
The whole lower floor was thrown in
to one making with decorations of
red hearts and streamers a very ef
fective scene. Four teen tables were
prepared for Forty 'wo and this game
was entered into 'with great zest. Af
ter the- games a delightful sweet
course was served. Mrs. Anderson
was asgisted by Mesdames H. K. Aiken,
J. H. Teague, G. C. Albright and A. H.
pleasure.
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Monday morning Mrs. H. K. Aiken
entertained several friends in honior
of Mrs. F. J. Patton. The gane of
Forty Two was played after which a
delicious lunch was served. Three ta
bles were prepared and a very enjoy
able.morning was spent.
coo
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Earle Wf -
son entertained the Forty Two club
it a very charming ianie: at her
home on West Main street. After a
number of games were played deli
ciots refreshments .were served,
rounding out an afternoon of much
pelasuro.
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To lie 3farried.
Announcement has -been received
here of the approaching marriage of
Miss Annie iDrummond and Mr. Fin
klestein of this state. Miss Drum
mond is well and popularly known
here where she lived for several years.
These Big February Sales of J. C.
I!trus & Co. only come onc3 a year
mnd every man wants his share. Hurry
tiI>, only 10 days more, at 210 West
Laurens street, next to Brainlett's
Shop.
A Sleepy
Peeling
in the morning when you ought
to be fresh and vigorous is a sure
sign of a torpid liver and bilious
state of the stomach and bowels.
To avoid a sick spell give your
system a thorough cleansing. For
this purpose there is no remedy
more wholesome and effective
than
DR. M.A. SIMMONS
Vegetable
Liver Medicine
The Old Original Liver Powder
Its excellent purifying and in
vigorating influence brings about
an immediate improvement. You
feel better from the first dose.
The bowels move freely so that
the system is soon rid of the
bilious impurities which are
clogging the vital organs. WI
the stomach and bowels ye
been cleansed the sleepy eliag
disappears, the ~ind comes
cheerful, the diges ion ood and
the body active vigorous.
Dr. M. A. Simmo Iver Medi
cine Is now put up a a handsome
lithographed tin box.
Ask. for thme 77n Box
Price 25 Cents
C.r. Simmons Mdedicine Co.
Proprietor's
ST. LOUIS, MO.
STGMACH
If You Wisha Tio Obtain - Conmplete
and Permnanent Roants Try
Wayr's Wonderful Stemach Remedy
One Dose WUI Convince You
Mayr's Wonderful Stomamch ~emedy is wvell
mnown thiroughout the cod'mtry. any thous nd
>eople have takenm it for Stomn ch.,ive anmd
Cntestinail Ailments aid report miirveou eulte
nad nre highly pralaing it to othets. Ainishingr
enenits sufferers have received .Verom on
lose arc heard everywhere nndl xi in its tre
nendious e-ile. It rarely ever a and those
ifilicted withI Siomach, Liver d Intestinai
alimeonts. lndigoeton, (Gas in the Stomach
ad iatestinea, D)inenas. Fainting Spells,
D~olic Attacks, TorpId Liver. Constipation,
fte., should by all means try this remedly. Thne
senenta stomach sufferers who have taken
M~ayr's ,Wonderfui Stomach 'emedy have
received Is in most cases a lasting one. Aftet
fouhave taken this Iteamedy you should be abie
to dligest and~ malmilate your food, enable the
weart to pump pure red blood to every part o1
the body. giving firmness and strenigthm to fibre
andl miusci", lustre and sparkle to thle eye. clear.
ness and coior to the complexion and activity and
brilliancy to thme brain. Do away wvithi your paiir
and suffering and tih is oftemn posile with eves.
one doqe of Mayr's Wondierful St.,maci
Itemcdy. interesting literatiure amnd bookie
describing S~itoac A Iinments w.ent free by Get
II. Ma~yr. Mig. Chemhst, I5-5S hiigS
Chicvago tIl *li6*hiig
For sale by
ISAURENS DRUG CO.
Druggests Everywhere.
/
raUJ F.Vw
LIGHTNING MIXER
The quickest and most effective mixer in the market. Will Beat
the White of an Egg in One-half Minute.
Only 50 Cents
A household necessity for egg beating, cream whipping, floats, custards,
omelets, charlotte russe, and all kinds of mixtures.
It mixes, stirs, churns, whips, lightens and aerates the material, render
ing it free from all solid matter, producing a smooth, thoroughly blendid
mixture, free from all sediment.
The way it will incorporate the ingredients of a mayonnaise will be a
revelation. Get one before they are gone. Sold only by
S. N.& E. H.WILKES & COMPANY
Carolina Glee Club and Orchestra
Will Give a Corking Good Show Monday,
Feb. 23d., 1914, in the City Opera House.
Prices 25cts., 35cts and 50 cents
Reserved Seats on Sale at Powe Drug Company
THE
Styles Coming In
JUST RECEIVED NEW
1914 Spring Models In
Ladies' Tailored Suits
There are embodlied in these Suits the most ad
vanced style ideas for the incoming season.
The purchase of one of these Suits now will en
able you to be among those who set the fashion in this
city, and you will find through to the season's end
that your Wooltex Suit represents the final word of
authority in style.
These Suits are made in a wide variety of cloths
in novel and distinctive weaves and colorings.
Nowhere else in this city have you the advantage
of being able to purchase a Wooltex Suit, the highest
type tailored garments for women.
MINTER COMPANY
The Store That Sells Wooltex Coats, Suits, Skirts.
LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA