The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 04, 1914, 12 PAGES. PART 1, PAGES 1 TO 8, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
Raise
Ears of P-ofit
When corn gets above SO cents there's
money in it. It requires a pound and a quarter
of Potash to produce a bushel of corn. If you
raise a real crop, you must furnish enough
a POTASH
Add to your clover sod, or to yotur barnvard manure, 50 to 100 pounds of Muriate
of l'otiah and 200 to 300 pounds acid phosphate per acre. One hundred pounds per
aere of ka:..t th-illd with the sced su;ulies 12 pounds of Potash and clears out cut
wtoun1 taThl rotot he. I'tash 'at s on (orn.
We sell Potash Salts in anly atl nut from mne 2( 0-pound bad up. Write for pti ces
and free pami hlets.
V(.T IGER N tAil Woh)1 K. Inc.
1 I.rota(h vgy. Newiv York
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* RADIMW NEWS.
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Rabun, Feb. 23.-Mr. Laurens Stone,
after being sick for only a few days,
died last Thursday evening about six
o'clock, and was buried at Rabun cem
etery Friday evening. The funeral
service was conducted by Mr. H. H.
Mlahon. Laurens is the son of Mr.
William Stone of this coimmuiinity, be
ing about twenty-flive years old. le
sides leaving a wife and two little
children to mourn his death, lie leaves
and father and live sisters. Until two
years ago he had always lived in this
('ollil ity.
\i rs. C. Q. Saxon visited her moth
'r Al 's. Pleas Ilolt of Moran Mon(lay.
.ls 1Estelle Babb is spending sev
eral weeks with tev. E. V. liabb of
Mu~sley.
\1 :-s. I tc eb a Owens, and lMrs. \latr
kuns Owens slwn( Ti'utlay with '\lr.
aii .ls. ('latdl \\'ast on of ii hkory
'l'a'ern section1.
ir s. Ihm>;rdie Owens of 1'',10(n s<ecton
. n T;1'1y wih1\13 l.'ann1it"
t .. 'Ti . 1t . inhb anl ! r
ci n~ :'niedt byt A~ \1::(" 1:. hhi,
::" r E i t:-s . , w~ih \i:":;. lleitonl O -v
ens. if ' . ~ n 1 - i r ii.
1.' n' ('oee :st we k
\1i t , ' ''cotit u tf :\'.a; "e
I ( I ljia lt ; a, vii -', i r
. i'canV wa lin Fonatain
inn '1Tursda.u .
.\ir. :,Ia \lrs. \'v;:1t1r a i n iiai'i andi
litil o M1:1aI!i visit ed \lr. uilo l iab win
and r.1111i1y of, 10mw1a l'athl seve-(ral (lays
:stv. week.
r1. . l i'('i' nn of 'r l e
t . i see i iu i ri -1 y1 '11tm i Ma r .:
waitih \1.:. i sw::rt w lhon.
1 \i: (Cl:riey Canwion of l' n se'
lion s! t111 il tluIrday }" wtiith .\Ir. andi1 \lrs.
.0 (an1 ntot.
i'l o h 1:1 1 a I i hib ie of
'o l I i.:i . Inn s1 it 1 ; : rd1 ay ni ht
"n i 1 ' ! ! t:Y1 (it .t\lr. : \!r.. Im
\1r. s olomoni etittif y of llen se..
tiona Sutn 'ar~ ih adSna
4ie:'t~ 1 '11 '1 :'' to :' 111' (11111 111110:y )
with ln s. i nebtc: (well and \'. ).
Owens.
the . and .\ats. ill thirette visited in
11ickory Teavern section Sattarda'y.
nr. lartin was visiting his iarents
ant reuntives near Piemont and Sitp
sonville toe last of the week.
.\lr. Wellie Ahererombio of iokory
Taavern section, Soent hnday with ar.
Walter flawno.
.1 311011I;. ItEP1'lWIT,
logun lnois t 'esimaster 1ad e lls
n urterls aeport to 'resideto kou.
thl'snn. gvii r*nac mt
aTer folloi'b is n s d t me by
:n lii ln)i: p1(1': r dur1 in-' th s 't!
inb:tration of theis a11'scnag, g5
(Oal t1 . 1 ' o in excha ;e:
w;:uerford. fulton co, ils,.
1i1 j11(1 wont li. al
li're iden t of lii'tedg States
Dear urL h ai
yous re'inired by the instrutions of
now oolf ta lhi duty yire
porting a pfolnow t fhetaonsto hs.
Ithenr h ave i ot t he ul ,itr'hIutt aou
dun, wha is harldly auieir averag iui rop,
Clense''lif yasorn slowish toluidandl
dobleshie toty akfr ther hair.thft
ciom-munitesa conwly I) Toler l, meeis
andii Iter a veil briokil our aut,
andll clanse ies foarthair ofa,(Ire1
ai13 Xowerful oiwakn onf( the subject1 of
ao willar l nabo zd~r hai dyhro wil
th1 igi jan won live hfitissI dast this(
laabout at I now andtli have, ton rep-r
the presetint0' )uartier ie mysslespects
to mr), Stulhninieli and fb ine hir.l
yhours Tooley12i11Sil~i~i'ir (
Iiiigo'ats a Absigalijenkse.It
(itlilbecomejs thiklalgy,1( lusf-proan
aliin drondrt isauereair sto
S'i urely av".Dandertne loftr
d is ouethe baaut of iur hIr. youstI
mJst et a 5cet wiothl Kanowln'san
takinldglone fraom trn ati atoe ori
toilet coante ar Itf ddirtd.
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* CREATOR OF SORROW." *
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The 'oliowing is an extract from the
speech of Ex-Gov. M. R. Patterson, de
livered at the 'National Anti-Saloon
League gathering at Columbus, Ohio,
last week. This is what he said liquor
does and why he hates it:
"If we have no sorrows it creates
them; anid if we have them it Increas
es them and makes them harder to
bear.
"It bligits the young men like light
ning does tle trees and leaves him
stripped of his heritage.
"it takes from middle age ambition
and hope anid robs old age of its se
rility anid peace.
"It is the thief of character.
"It tiI nls Men1 into muonisters: :ain(d
women into harlots.
It invades the hailot box to cor"
yllIt it.
"it weakens the ;';dministration o.'
just41ice.
"It. is the poiuted ,;treamn whie:1
mint "s with the esirrent of imb.li al
9 i , m1 iI iion all"'; lit (oI 9ch s.
"\\i e it ('lcol : it brit's a FO
" 'The .\ittel (-!I h' l ;l ( li' Ille " t lr ( y :t:
1.u; Iwot bii 19llion dI.llrts Is the tri
E \ In ' lien hnoe e( 'ts. Th'ey -at-l
!1i1: in :;t enormo s (wt r('fOrinl
(s .iInis.netent h lie 11') takes
0'nr of th)e it 1h:1s :i-l;ekn down.
"ILiquor (( lls t':e (''te,' of ein:lit or.
1I I ntionie; the r('ot. n, it (1nters a id
straiin the loisters of spiritu:lity
ill 1!e nani; - tho' fe111 ." l1 st .ilthi;
runI il'r' of h n mliit: ::moils.
"li you would know m(re of it;
h ' k n i l ii t r e or . look a tile
silo! .;; ' pro ch'e I:n of it : ietlitsi.
"Co to th1 'oi tourt 1!and ice the critnesc'
l'h'ca l ln Sed; 111(1 t::(' eriininah:, it hans
"Go to lth IlisI st!tion1 atftl find
or, its tralgedle.; inl tho' listlessc eye:s and
hopleles-s face"(s bhIitld the lutrs.
"Co to flt polio(' station anl find(
the dereliets --tie driit woodl of hu
inanit~y as' you see thenl i tuovinn" :1m1i
s('ttlling in the feat' and cowardice of
misspent lives.
"Gio to the dlivorce courts and hear
the causes which dissolve the ! oly
honds of wedilock and send famiilies
adrift.
"(1o to the homes where the serpent
has left its sIlimy trail on the 1111tels
of the door.
" liE'r the oaths and curses, the re
vili e and iptlreentions from thick
en ltolgulltI and m'I: hlened brains.
"Set the wife al mot. e as she
': les in terror. wits oth a bried and
broken he:11 rt. Sli the (!1 Ihit re n as
hudd!e amtd :-hiver fin fright, like birds
beVforile thie hf m u.So- the Se\t'
nii!k of cco ord3' s 1nd turn inso
the very Broth of Inll.
"Ii(u r It h fort te! tlow I hate it.
"I hate l for what it has done for
e and those I love. I hate it for
what it lons oone for others; to the
fhate fm christmas I hastet was
ed to)flo, borause tlood pit' has(9 ed,
0fo the ome ndtwo hapies gt has
bottekd ofo the mtfetn ndw omiet it
thenl',bt neaf of thm hastomeen
thecens borgtingy e ottl of I~ar
fmIny ar etfe to giv'sha etooher
Ifrtiens keeor Chistmas tlse loated a
fey her~lselfomgrty ill advertlling
oe of i th wme o al o he havpe-a
btltlo t 10heo Beautifier slow oge it.otaIn
Itndilpensal for (thte poropof hairo
t' hlatir, buta air. te asbe
Tho kmeans ofgettiand seve)anrtlffaher
aftiden to, use I.A ai'tot oShapoo.e
Tehi ts l onge9 hitr, whneo ilve aell ing
mor'et fit ha o al'oer at hair e
pais p.ombttinedg prnl a .tl~tt(le
(l'rmnllar W1h'ant'il offnsta youick
lyh te efor~e bi(rusingt t.t Conlains
few It;meilt ns otithnges colort of hir;
nr darken gray htair.lae t al5t
To05 keep haieiranscta dandruflf-e
Tis pr iu) hm.ivsa n
itantanettserich ather 011 tha mmedi
aed eeratnntoaer batles havir
nnd sal' p,$1 ns0ringI a quick, Shtoott0eh
el'yeaying. yoshr money juask Solck
(lya the etire o teran 7,000 onll
ftesan miments. t'onnans1nothinyith.
n~tes ruco.es-js 10aV o sweten
Tlaoths prpaatonCom i .d
sprinkerWtop. lmnyHait eu
Ftflr, 1.0. RIAlaroySha'mpo, KN00.
Bohgaateed~y to satif oui v
Laurens, S.S. .
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T WI E SAFE IN
YU BANK.
The road to prosperity looks like~ an up-hill climb.
SIt may be at first but it keeps getting EASIER. The
nearer you get to the top the more joy you experience
in knowing that soon you wili be up and the climb
Swill be over. Toward the top the money you have in
the bank begins to assist a d -oost you. Nothing
suceds like success, and ey one will push you the
wyyou are going--down or .
Make OUR bank OUR bank.
We pay interest in Savings Department
ENTERPRISE BANK
N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPER, Cashier
Our Southern Friends are Proud of Mexican Mustang Linient
because it has saved them from so much suffering. It soothes
and relieves pain soon as applied. k made of oils, without
any Alcohol and cannot burn of sting the flesh. Hundreds
of eople write us that Mustang -
Liniment cured them when all --be u an th ci
other remedies failed. -~
MEXICAN
Mustang_
L.nime it
Thle Great Family Remedy for K
Sore Throat, Colds,
Mumps, Lameness,
Cuts, Burns, Backache, .,
Rheumatism, Scalds,
Sprains, Bruises --
and the ailments of your
Mules, Horses,
Cattle, Sheep.
and Fowl.
Since 1848 the foremost
'Pain 'Reliever of the South. '
Price 25c., 50c. and $1 a bottle.
Take this to your dealer and say you want
Mexican Mustang L iniment.