The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 24, 1914, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11
A BIG SUMMER TIME
Shoe Sale
That's calculated to save you
money and fix your feet for the
Hot Weather.
Special Prices
This Week in our large Shoe De
partment. Hellams & McKenzie
Shoes for Women and Keith &
Pratt and Bates Shoes for Men.
SThere are no better Shoes made
than these shoes, and the reduced
prices this week will make them
all the more valuable./
H. Terry
yrI
EASY TO MAKE AT I
This5 newest vogue, the Duntch Ski
ideal for a stlu er day. As ililustral
perlaiad srqipere etecso
'PeAbov ris is ror ne ad
shwg Smllor la srnmer Ssa onl
figure ans levs.euie a
There never was a Lime when the mn
eswas so easy as no0w, w hen the sima
Mt.~s~a.perl. tailoring unnecessary.
0 M~ccan Iaraern 597
fl.1 Special!
U 10 to 25 per cent Reduction on
Coat Suits, and Pattern Hats.
REDUCE THE HIGH COST OI:
MINTER COMF
LAURENS, S. C.
TO REGULATE INSURANCE.
Congressman Byrnes's Bill is to Stop
"Wild Cat" Iusiness.
Washington, Juno . 9.-Congress
uan .James F. Byrnes today intro.
dIuced at bill to (icily the use of the
tnails to Ittsurance companies for the
purpose of solieiting new business or
collecting premitums on old business
unless such companies are licensed in
the State in which they attenipt to
conduct business. Mr. Byrnes suy.;
that this bill would not only ch i'k
mate the wild cat insurance schemes
which have fleeced so much money
out of the people, but, in addition
would prevent a company from coi
ing Into a state copllying with Its
laws and securing its license for a
year or two, and then when It had
written a large number of policies
withdrawing its deposits from the
state, forfeiting its license and yet
continuing to collect annual 1premi
uns out of the state.
lint entller Totie andi lienlth Buildier.
Are you ru11n do wt--nervouts-tired?
[s everything you do an effort? You
ire not lazy--you are sick! Your stonm
ach, liver. kidney:; and whole system
need a tonie. A tonic and health
bui!de'r to drive out the waste matter
--build you up and ren0ew your
strength. Nothing hotte"r 11an ;101 le
tric Bitters. .-tart today. Mrs. .lames
l)uncan, liny esvillie, 1Me., writes:
"ComIpletely cured 100 after several
doctors gave ie up. .'' J0e and $1.0) at
your druggist.
IlklenI's Arnica Salve for cuts.
More ('otton lillootis.
Since last week's issue, when the
first eotton bloomns of the season, Were
made note of, a nu1n1ber of new blooms
have coie 1'rom1 different sections of
the coulnty. Among those sending
them are '. 1). .lones, of Cross 11111, It.
V. .( 1nnings, of Tyilersville. T. C. Ale
tauley, of Cray Court, and others.
$1010 llenord, $1011
The re lers of this paper will bi
pleased to learn that there Is at last
1)110 dreanded disease that. selence har
bean able to cure in all its stages, ai''
that is Catarrh. Ilall's Catarrh ('mre
I' the only:; positive ('111e no~V 11own
to tie mledical fraternity. Catarrh he
in:; a constitutionall disease, requIires;
a constitutional treatmnent. llilll's :'a
tlarh lire is taken internally, acti:ny
ire'tly 11111)11 the blood and mc11u(0t
surfaces of the system, theleby de.
stroying the foundat1(1n (t the isel
anil givihg th I tient. strengtlh t)
hulilding; 1up the cons:tiIllntion, auml as
listing nature inl doing its Work. 'Till
iriprit :(o>s have so much fait h in it.
enirati'' tat.w'ors that they offer Om
Itlndire, I )olIars for any ease thlt i
fails to ('it.. 8e nd for list of le:,ti
mii .01als.
\ddress P. .1. ('lll": I":'Y ,& CO.. To
1ldo. O.
Sold by all druggists, .'i:;.
1a I1 all's Family f'ills for onsti
1a t io n.
AY WEARD
[OME
a s 69 II
edt andu malde uip, inI our1
is of 0our 27-inch Criepe
:irt, sash, euiffs andi flar
ich striped Crepe at 25e
lnng niecessja ,for mak
sl ightly3 lo r' 01' higher'
uk ing 0 charming dress-. I
plest dra'ping maktles ex
L.aces, Dresses, I
DRESSING0
ANY .
Go/cs o4 MMMa_
(Ha/0s 0r
Orang-Outang Ties Knot in Half-Inch Iron Bar
NI' YORK.-Ali, the big orang-outang of the Bronx zoo, is going to have
a new house with three-quarter-inch steel bars instead of his present one
half-inch iron stays. Following his transfer from Ilagenback's in Bierlin to the
zoo on May 5, All passed a few slug
gish days and then awoke to the fact
that he has a reputation to live up to
J(~ lJ ~-the reputation or being the biggest
orang-outang in captivity.
It became evident at once that the
cage fixed up by Keeper Fred Engle
holm was a misfit by several sizes.
All tested his prison the other day
and tied a fair imitation of a bowknot
in one of the half-inch iron bars.
Then he bent most of the remaining
bars, opening more or less terrifying
holes. Engleholm realizes that if All should got out, the gruesome tale of
Edgar Allan Poe of what happened in the Rue Mtorgue would be uppermost in
the minds of most folk, and there would be a great deal of unpleasantness.
There Is no danger of All's getting out before his new cage is ready.
The bulk that goes with his 215 pounds cannot be squeezed through the
openings he has made. But there is enough peril to make the keepers wary
of going too close within the fence inclosing the cage.
In a playful mood All, who has i nine-foot reach, measuring the ex
tended arms across the shoulders, poked his hand through the bars, took
hold of Engleholn's jumper and gave a yank. The buttons yielded. The
orang-outang tore the garment from the man's back and jumped with it to
the big boom in the upper regions of the cage, where All skins the cat and
turns giant swings.
All's palms are nine inches broad, and Engleholm's arms are covered
with black and blue spots where All has given him playful slaps.
Happenings When Clocks Were Set Ahead an Hour
CLEVELAND, 011.-"General Chaos," known and famed wherever the
sun shines, strolled into Cleveland bringing (-astern time with him and
covered the bodies of nervous persons with goose flesh. Sixty perfectly good
minutes were lost, aid when the hunt
for them began arguments without
number were started.
Taxicab and transfer companies
caught the brunt of the debates, and TO R
mildly excited patrons, nervous for RUtIr
fear they would miss their train, V ( (
talked time with chauffeurs and driv
ors until the situation in some in
stances became almost alarming,
In front of the Ilollenden hotel a
large woman, whose expression be
tokened authority, backed a boy-sized
chauffeur against his machine. "Are you running by eastera, central, sun
time or guess?" shte inqluiredl.
" oare showing a com phete line of t ime tis: morning. 'lake youiirm pick,"
answered the youth, "But I'll tell you the truth, i ar unaning li' y guess today."
A real tragedy: A waiter In a lu nhroom got ham'e at in i ilit anld sot
his alarm clock ahead an hour, setting the aarim for .1 a. Il. uls room mate
came in an hoii i'later', set the clock a~head an' 'thei' hour, tiiikinig his slee p1ing
compianioni hlad forgotten. TPhe waiter showed uii for wvork :i ahlonr ahload of
the newv schedule.
111111Smith wouldn't turn his watch ahead Friday anad he waited tive min
utes longer in thle morning for a car beeno -i~e tin' ru sl liou r exiras had anne.
Thle boss s'owled as he sneaked into thui o;ilce and '-lanced sign ificanatl1y
at tho clock.
lie was to meeit his wife at two and give her tickets to the matinee.
Wifey missed time show because Hill rhowed up at tihre,.
l11ll arrived honmo to a cold dinner because Aviiev had adopted east ern
time, and-perhaps she remem bored the show~ shiie iii issed.
"Corpse" r.aids an Alleged Camlsrs' Stronghold
CHICAGO.--In Forest Park the dust lay thick a upon the r'oad. Occasionally
Sit was stirredl by a passing automobmile, lott more frequently by Soame
funeral cortege on its way to the cemetery. At. Twelfth street and IHannahi
avenute \V011.1i11i M eCuu'n opiera ted a
WOMDErR~ salooi. In thle room abiove tihe bar an
IT ~ he ecu~l loo ere WeHAeTl
youarunnen by etesr, ceneptray sun
thmoot ofsslsh'inqured
"W resown coplt liafcimtismonig Takl yourawyers.
anwrdteyuh "ut 'tl youhe autimusnn wa y h essccrdn toda.
A realtraged: A water atnac ramiot hom t mieshtatindt
hi"looous. Tlc hed "mn ute metingnihedh alaoor -wit. imeist nfor-t
camr snoan tinur latr s'ert thadc hsheye enothrhu Mhim nkin thistsleepoog
aompanthehaon fogThen che deputr showed )uple lor work snhr a head tof
the hoe o shisasstndutle.a 07 ahngo ouead
"What'sithat?"asldn' tur hwatc, ha rdyad ewieiemn
uYu'le (n the anonced the da euher. "our extras aternon,.
The arragin fcowre you funea in We'e oingc and hlaneda regnuliantly
atGth d nclock.M.Rha rwod o htefet
ut Mr. t es was dwti'mfedat twhiand inuertets tr thn atie.
hiere miped wi hw bcousen11nd1ohoe nup sat3 araernlarwu
iniloto arrhed hose Six ackld nnones" oci'ehd anote machien
Tme, oth-erambs hereemblred wthho "plhearers"sad. ftnlo h
Suddpel"h oundsm ba mAtie. "Gamble' Stornrs olad
i said swre'd 'pll thi pacing weutomobi 'kut' man od irqety sai smr.
I ta te mst avea screary bu tsao. is the facowtm above the aret
felne f te lecricl ureu acthll Strike aculor thasre weresitel
once-purelycing ohariscorrespondences
himkerndhhps andcdscs-untch thatother
ters anddpo.tcardMcn leavingchere.g$to
His dailyemail amounts toitwodlettersher
lyfemploy cauecresary,.butehastmail
thectheoryathataadounce of preven
swered.asSworke aacourtafult of iawyeri.
gentthigsbuthe anno wrteso im Soe canttosash othe bucrdengut
Mr.sPtoerc, ahatSariabout -hcsetaroo
Althogh Srikecanntredah ap raaus ull to ndesn henatoned
mof is lete iprach tofm al ssumnersadmitisapoiinoaeu
ateton smeac tM.ters ad hes eter is one iun anwe tohe ltter heo
receved the apalon partcularl tetivser.f plshobectis ar nd byn drag
tihom ohis assulytanterusa Ron came W in t wolavery wy
uneducte," felie buter," ham ved smentit that for isnou." ein
"W at's haet?" hime thrug Rohen.tta urn h teta tieo
1910re as-hrodb anocd striin deruty sheife. "You donduthon afternoon
ThIwm'ma arrangngtordou fundrahnw she'resboung to ihall orguar her
Tn he otth e automits here.ildwt plbaer"adfinso h
horse, hog and cattle own
ers should know that worms
cause by a poor digestive
system or ip11rploper feeding
are liore than dangerous.
DR. BOYD'S
Worm and
Condition Powder
is a remedy prepared by a practi
cal veterinary surgeon and re
lieves the condition almost in
stontly. It should be used with
regularity. 25 cents buys a large
package. We guarantee it to do
the work or will refund purchase
price.
For Sale by
Ray's Pharmacy,
L~aurens;, S. C.
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls answered any hours, day or night.
LAURENS, S. C.
When yo feel Cfud, ne
,'ous. tired, wor ic'l or despondent it is a
,ure sign you need MOTT'? NERVERINE
PILLS. They renew the n rral vigor and
make life worth li. ing. lie sure and ask for
Mutt's Nerveri'.e Pills ben n-o
Wit LIAMS MFG. CO.. Prep,., Cleveland. Ohio
LAUREMS 4RIN CO.
Lauren.4. S. C.
Asthma! Asthma!
POPHAM'S ASTHiMA REMEDY
%ives instasnt relief a:il an absolute cure
in ali case s of A'-Ihmna. I'onchitis. and
IlIay Fe"ve'r. Sold by druggists ; uail ou
receipt of price Si oo.
'T'rial 1P:eetn-kan by mnll I contr.
WILJJAMS MFG. CO.. Pros.., Cleveland. Olio
I L!{ENS Dlil'i ('0).
Laure'ns, S. 11,
Piles ! Piles ! Piles!
Willi.i 1s' I:dian lbii." e I tmn t ssil cure
'. lu m iin und Itchl ing l'iles. It a.b
morbs; tie, :n rsiiy isch:ing at on:e:,
nets1- as a po,.i!.', ic,.-I in.-tatnt rolltet'.
'tilli rn I a' a I i.i )untn.t i st prV .
r est." for l'i!,S t. I n !t ill. ., i ,i: . ...
WILLIA M> MFG. CO.. P",ps., CI'oitand, Ohi
tVIENS :)IlUt( em
La urens".ci. C.
2ino.'A'. W ''erguson C. C. Leatherstone
W. I. iglt
FER(iUSON, FEA TIlERSTONE & KNIGHT
Attorneys at Lanr
Laurens, S. C.
om ; t and carefal attention given
to all business.
(flice.Over Palnwtto Rank.
WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS
l ie you overw stork: ed your nervous sys.
trn andt causedt~ troinl. wth your ktid
loins. side. bak and blb-r:11:(n-litiet ta you
a tlabby a5ppeairance of-~ the( (nee, ando un-t.
dler thie eyes' A frequent de'stre to pass
cure yoi-Druggtst, Prtce 50c.
WILLIAMS MFG..CO., Props., Cleveland. Ohia
LAURENS DRUQ C0.
Launrens, 8. C.
COLLE(JE OF (1. il~lESTON.
Sou th ('arol ina's Oldest (College
13th year~ begins I eptembter 25th
iEntranle,- O:uIminaltlions nt all the
couty 2rats onl Fridtay, .11uly 3rd~, at
II 1. lm.
llh l'our y'eair (aours's lead( toi the
Il. A. anid 1. 5. degr'ees. A two-year
1)re-mial our1(Ot 'se is g iven.
A ttree tuition schlarL~shtip is assign
0(d to (ea10h ('outy ot' the staite.
1' Ilieses reaisonlable. For tertms and
enatalogute, addresst
1ltAltill ISON RAXNDOLPI I,
Presidet,
CHICH ESTER S PILLS
STiII2 ) 5. Dti I) l RANjy.
, 11ndle s! AIk your Ilru at for
it t I'Rfra ia.am 1 ninrt
-. s s~Ie II ith lihie iln.
t -'rn rn., o. ,. nu r vo
f itr b~t Askfrli 1.efIt.T. ty 9L
1. "' si nus t.S vl.t,tv foris la
O01. BY DRWGGISTS EV[RYWHtRE
For sale byv
LJAU1IENS D)itU0 CO.
D)ruigglsts Ev erywishere.
Are You a Woman?
TakeCa rdui
|The Woman's Tonic
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS I