Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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What Cures Eczema? W e hate haii s s so attnyv imquirles lately resairdl 1 I"m.;eelm:a ;atn othmr skin dis e:ai.s, ttit we tire gstad to make ouar answer ptblic. After careftl itivestiga tioni we' h~tvet tinalt that a simle~ wash af Ill of Wintergreen, a. conpoundeel Iis I . D. D. 'rescriltion. can be relied 11(11). We woutld not make this state. fiet to our I. ttrons. frientds and neigh hors unless we we-re sure of it-and although there are no:5ny so-callel Ec 'ena renedlies old. wo ourselves un. hesi tatingly reconutnemij 11 D. D. I'ro. ta'ri Pt los. iDrop irato our store today. Just to talk over tho terits of this wonderful Pro scription. IAUMENS DRUG CO. Laureus. V. C. Coffee to Drink Flour to Bake 111 lbs ot Grveen Coffee for . . .s .1 6 lbs of (aroen ('r''ie :o ........Gi. 1 Ilbs of (rren ( 'l fee for . . .. ..t. 6 t bs 0f Itos te'l (iffee for . . . .$ I .i I lbs of tUist.A 'keC fr . . . . .0 1 Ills of M-masted: t'o ffe for .. .. 1,1): ('offee 0)' ier (an. I 1111 of l 'itur fo' . .... '.t1 1 hb. of .lour for.... ......., I hi e1. of 1lou1r for .1.........5.5) I bhl. of FHour fort ... .. .Ito0 1 hlI. of l ou;zr f.... . .. The 1ig Stoe' L. tihe jlas, '; lour F'lour and n'o - 1I Ilbs. of (rei ('offee only . . . .:1.011 I Ill. "Asa"k t" !''lour only . . ..A4.6 'f'ikl to the Hi.<; ('hief. 'w rie v ilt the ltoys. J. H. Sullivan Laurens, S. C. .\ NF ItIIRi"1", PETITION FOR DIS ('lA l 1E. 1)istrict. (: r'il of the linited States, Di)st-rfet of Neuthl 'arolina. IN llANK!C;TI''Y. II the M tite: of 1':s;'ihast l 'oliakoff, lbankritspt. To the lionot;rab le It.. .\ 1. Smlithl, Jiul1ge ofi the I)i;trtict Coutl of th:e 'olited :.tales for tlet I )iariet of fioiph'Carolinr . I slst:ha;'l I'ol. tauff. of lea siro'ns. in the Coun'y of 1 .:ui'ena a'.t :I of South ( r':oiulis'', in 5a I I listr'i''t. ie (s:trens ullya rris ha n h l' .'na2':'. b he1 li t (li s a: '' ill lIn t 11m 1:y Ot .In l y1 , last )u) h. w . is dI (I o m .ed! ttnkr;pid t nd ')(a' .:, Ac 's ' Cor ess ''I. rebi' l '2t 'in t :t( u rI'tl : th::t h ' ' a:; (ti"' d v ' i ; ! 't i ail hit hri' - (11rt and rom of p'rot. n I ha s full con1iplRd !Iil the' r('ptiremts of said Ail,; :.nd of tht. order~s of the Con-'t 10'9-0? I'i:; I:ankr pt--y. Wh'?erefo re, he rysthat. he mn:iy bo dlevreed 'hy ilha ;'outrt to have at full dIischargot from aill dlebt pr ovable' agains his estate un:ir a tid bansktrupt Acts, except such debts as are except ed b~y law from such discharge. Dated tUsis 1st day or April, A. D). 191 1. RtAPh1A0L~f P)OLIAKOP, Order of Notice Thereon. DIstrIct Cour't of the hinilted States, Distriot of South CarolIna. On this Rrd (day or April. A. D). 19141, on readling then foregoing ipetitions, It Is Ordered by the court that a hearing he lad upon1 (hO sa~me onl the 9th day of May, A. D). 1911, before antb! Court at Charleston, S. C., in saId Dlistrict at 11 o'clock in the forenoon; and( that notice' thereof he published In the Laurens Advertiser, a nlewspsaper printed in said1 DistrIct. and that all kinown cre'di tors and other ipersons in Interent. may appear at the said1 ime and place a nd show eause. If any ,ther have, why the prayer of the at id1 pet'?o should011( not he gr'ant ed. And It Is fur'ther ordered by the Courat, that the Clerk shall send by maiil to all known ereditors copiesq of sairl petition asndt thIs or'der, address ed to them at their pslaces of residence as stated. Witness the Hionorable II. A. M. Smith, .Judge of thse said Court, and the seal thereof, at Charleston, A. C.. In said Distriet, on the 3rd (lay of AprIl, A. D). 1914. RIfCI IA RID W. tIUTSON, (ieal of the Court) Clerk. 39-2t P'1 IN1 SETTLEMENT. Trike no0 tc that on the 8th (lay of Alr. I will rond(er' a final account of my arts andi dloings as Admints tretor of the estate of W. If. lil, dlee'tsed, In the oflce of the JIudge of Probante of I~nauren's county, at 11 o' clock, a. mu., and on the same day will ap"'v for a final discharge from msy truct as Administrator. A isy psersons Indebted to sald estate are notifled and required to make pay muent on Ct. af .date; and all -persona having ms egainst. sald estato will present thesn on or before said date. duly proyee, or be forever barred. - - A. H.'~ OW iR A nrl 8 194.--1 to.Ad ninzjstrator. Asthma! Asthma! POP AM ASTHMA RE. SpY gives Itp.t retief and an absoto. hure in alt "p -of- At4as,..Dr4pitis, and Slay Feyer. Sold by druggises; .ihalt 'on receipt of rIce $1.00. TPra ack a by mail 10 cepta,. WUti -IAMB ,I~ .. a, uta. Old. . & us U 00. anrans S. d NATIONAL DRAINAGE CONGRESS IMPORTANT TO THlE NATION PFourth Annual Sessions at Savannah, Ga., April 22-25, Will Attract Wide Attention. Vice President Delivers Opening Address. W 11'II the vice president of the gorgeouly nod aritially decorated iii United States delivering the flrat itesigiis. will p through Iiii' opening address on Wetlnes- mai streets of the city tiat afternoon. (lily muorning, April 22, with At night the 11151105 sect i(1. oui' of two or three meainhers of President Wilsont's hine1t)11( in attendance and Part it Pati ng in its disclssiol-4. with Who /ih-livers uin'ning :tddretss nt National " t ' r ' ' DraIrtie con-zs, Savanth, Ai Aprit :" * elllinllnt eligittet1 Is 11111 sanitar1ianls oil the loro~gr"ain for importan'lilt neleire1sses 4.10i. I 1: ii0 I! TS V\ \ 1 and with lin assetuhl1age of 1'-1:11.1 1,tate s se'naitors an)Il repre'1s at: iv"", 11"I~t" ii s.t :!l il:t' n Il governors 11111 Iot her st at ll -l a"iis >IIl on-h 1 t.w l l.ziti ilt : iisll' ts has n1'ver 1et' re lgro; i-1 sii'ii ;. :.h 1!'1 1 ai , 'till l.:iZt" 1''I' li' 11111.1 .unthlerinig, the Nat i1'nal l)1rnin:'...-' 1'11 It- 1:1'<.:!t at0.' t 1It 11ltll grss w\ill hh-. its fourth annual .eg siuns :it Sr: !nih, ( ., .pril 22-25.i. iiie I'..f l 111 i lhay. Apri 2 Several h 1u n-'l rea 1 h . 1 art, 1 iss- ,111-011t :1:1 pericl, 1114-lu11,1ng 1 in i ofl the1 Ieallin:.: i :1 !111, i '"t'i ,1 To .5 a-.< rn t T .S.: -1. r , y n AT s ya A !p ONE OF THE UNITED STATES SCOUT? CRUISERS AT SAVANNA"T APRIL 20'25. Th''ie sct h A tlanit ic' stall's5 :I re i's p'I.t haitI"'' I'S i il '' Ia'.''l (r . e(Itohueesii'ieItyst1' ugy ri l'4stiile' h slio,, t ii . inl~ ii: x'i ki teelb i th. Aniiiig~'i~ui'~h iotd SjE'f kes fii nni t r'y. ws: i.ill l' *ir .f ip to a liins lu1e who at l((l rozi Cii r fo I hs s :ec h ea r i val. wOi(t a i:-i. i her thei mosi t In awirneby tilslinef thetimTie-tnightewii' the cot rr''nh-rto tte lantralnjoiiiiiehealth Iuiterestierit- ti-t.\l:-thiti <;(lieveltiwith~h: have grantid nitvthon rtt into.-uentuiun. men fo ti afas the soth ore t et The foih in shy -r~ly pi Thed outho Atline states4'iill arier'4pee ed t ei epciially 111 lt rli treprsetie Aog world~i nted siipaers from. abr'.nd la AIrIWriliamtWllAco Allbuild er) of tie gheeatkAsshuanedamiiinhe otpt, purpose ino (ieirgrainMfarch.'ltii In apprecthiationlI Iof athiel'mp(irtanceI ofi the ciotgress to ttill mntirraliandulheagoh Dintrt(sble of thlunryteso rirad have gted v erytNa lowa ratso (avan nagrom all poitsoutuoftheOhi andtlt iefhe Mviissippi versIl. o teFrt thietran and Siillih vtreive1 Chasrb'stod the lastethrseTyhys.for he nabreforlty, weehainc.ledilencrsehersu stroyers. These, oneifh beeopen hfornpte. tunenchwilwheraffordedwtolvbsitorshto studythe grontthose interestingtfightieg crafrdThandaconeertrom tothshipstthe fram mhiary bnd herd rofes- VN YBSILND RSAANH tarwarmonsiitingayfthen Tympaniescof nfatry tw bateris o artlley a d ing thn Apil30kA the imatbe ot~ a cmpay o caalr, ad oherloclSvaahue at Wthe proda of teyri orgniztinswil rtciptein t nentrtatse win te w orle for 4le1ur gret mlitryandcivc dmnn~irato Thoo entosent and rav ndarehoo on hurdayaftrnon, pri 23 inaforth's dayrsnt CxityrIng thni md Desgnern buhler fo ra pAsadan~atfIi t fehdes.f thate tie whit aion raied on- ecainso ' ag at the fs threetand caannah versuso ti onrs at f iior torpedo~i bot antorpble1d boat, e laent-p ob dspone The One E~xcptiOnl t You don't, as a ruile, associate a good suit with . so low a price as $17, but there are rare exceptions in clothes as in everything else. And the one great exception is "The same price the world over. Such a good suit for $17 is possible because one of the -- great makerA concentrates his buying facilities and his energy 4 on this one grade of men's clothing. No other concern has - 6 the special experience and great resource necessary to produce I these great values at a medium price. Remember, this is the only STYLEPLUS store in \ town. Our assortment includes all the new fabrics in all . the popular colors. Styles for all men irrespective of size j \ \ 4 or ihapc. A wide range of young men's models. Davis-Roper Co. Laurens' Best Store '- e P N. B. DIAL A. C. TODD To the Presidents of the Various Dem- egates to the County Conventlon which ocratic clubs of Laurens County: NviI1 convene on the 1st Mlonday in DIAL & TODD You will please take notice that. May, I)ing the 4th day of saId month, dIer the rules of the Demn,ceratle party- at. the County Cou rt H ouse, Laurentjs. Attorneys at Law of South Carolina the various 1)enio South Carolina. Enteiprise Bank Building, Laurens, S.C. t Please hear there laes in mind and he your vaudy1Arl wihc~i arious clubs together on 0on th 4th Saudy- pil ihtl the d]Iae ::c :nt loneri PRACTICIC IN ALL COURTS wIll be the 25th day of the month, for o lioney to loan on lical Esate-L~ongJa .CnoCara Won to loan on d E t og the puroe of reorganization of the Demrocraatic fartt y: Iaurcs Co. Time, various clubs, and the election of dl- :arch 21, 19'1. 30-it B IARGIANSNREALESTATE 1.3 acrs, four miles east of Laurens Court House on Clinton road, well improved at a bargain. Terms easy. J. W. Moore Place, near Mt. Pleasant, 75 acres at $20.00 per acre. The Coleman Place, six miles west of Laurens, 125 a1cre(s at a bargain. lDorroh Place, neiar(U Boyd's Mill, 220 acres at $12.50 per' aere&. Jio. Clardv Place, near Mt. Olive, 165 acres, $10 an acre. 45 acres (ne and one-half miles South-east of Laurens, 845.00 per e. 1 One house and lot near the aurens Cotton Mill School building at $1,000.00. 1,000 acres, three miles west of Waterloo, in several tracts, at a bargain. The Dr. Duvall Farm on Pea Ridge, 100 acres and splIendid iml)rovements, well located as to schools, churches and good 1leighbors. A 50 -tcre f1arni in same neighlborhood at a reasonable price. One house and lot on West Main Street, now at a bar gain for a quick sale. 175 Acres in Sullivan Township, the T. Wood Brown Farm. A bargain. Laurens Trust Company R. A. CooPER, President. C. W. TUN, Sec. & Treas. keders A B9akea, NMags Real Estate Sls. LAURENS, . C.