The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 29, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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Among teH
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Anderson College
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Situation ideal for lealth and cil
For Catalogue A
J\IM I S P. KIN.\RI, Ph.
JMSCNON, R., M.hA,
Relt. 4 E WT4 ia :
The Leading Training Schiool
I 'A YS all charges4 for tic0 year, I
Li itiora, 'hysticali CiiIttire anad 'I
- '>:tnjit onsic andi (lot'nttIon.
(!Can jentu'' s (ina chol i ha be ii tti
~iunaag~eent at sneh~ mottidra a o.t ? I-'or
achires G(;-O. I'- A DAMS. Secretar.1
It Always
says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of
wr iting of her experience with
tinic. She says further: "B3
Cardui, miy back an~d lheadl '
thought the pain would kill m
to(1 dian of my hiouswork. Aft
of Carditi, I begran to feel like a
gainetil 35 pounids, an~d now, I
as well as run a big water mi
I wish every sufferinmg wo
SCARl
The Woman'
a trial. I still use Cardul whe
and it always does me good."
Headache, backache, sid4
tired; worn4-Out feelings, etc., are
lIy trouble. signs that you need
tonic. ;fou cannot make a mit
for yd$*trouble. It has been:
women for more than fifty yea
Gt a Bottle
YOUTH PAROLED,
AGAIN IN TOILS
Waiter iayes Arrested by SherifY on
Charge of Highway Robbery. Moth.
or Died Few Days After his Return
to Her.
Greenville, July 27.-Paroled on May
30th of this year in order that he might
return to the bedside of his dygng
inother at the Carolina mill, Waiter
I layes, a white boy of 20 years, is once
more in the tolls of the law. lie was
, arrested Sunday morning together
with Russell Hellue, charged with
highway robbery. The charge was
brought by Will Graham, a young
white nian of Gastonia, N. C., who
states that he was held u1p and robbed
in the vicinity of Cripple Creek Sat
t1rday night by Hellie and Hlayes.
Grahlailm sai(I at the coity jail
y<t oerday that Ie had been out in
Cripple Creek Saturday nigh. and
wa inl the oituilltaly of these two
hoys. 1lv Said they ieft Criiplde Creek
mnd started ltoward the interurban
trac: k. and after they had proceetded a
short distanlce Hlayes ,truck hlim over,
tiw lwad witi a bottle. lie said itellue
held a pistolpon hii while ay hilles
reIti jv. v d him of, his watel, chain
-111( $S inl Inoney. GIrahlain Identilled
kolm. Itall' layes as tide mn eeWho roh
hvd hinm. Ill. poilitd out hi s tilants
in a crow d of 12 or illoet people at
t e Colinity j.111.
Walter layes' built p arol e was d
throughl the effort" or 11. P'. Burbage
1va atorney, and lDrti. I . Delk,
o .' .ills mill. A p tli tion signed bly I
nIber of Greenville itizens was
presenlted 1to Gov. Dilasewleh
wasattending a cotvention i at Ander
IFon,. and a felw days later a1 pmrole wa.IS
forwardiid to .\r. ttiurbsage. ll-s' wa S
ue t p I)rotn Greeno ville colInty in1
L an a y 19 12. hein u convi ted of1
role was se d i n orler t ea rt I-e
p y 1,Y tl,1 ,4,1e 14'st of, the agvid lllothe:r.I
Wi az a * t that iln low y o dy -Y
me r aon~tawmloy.
A enlyfor woeinen that wvill Putl
1 d.
sickiwt s of. the t itht i, p. iful rr1 -
uiiti , tlt n id n , breAt, Poo
tap;>it. i':tha yle oli rellsstor lR.
Sl'.\AW,'S S(21'.\\\V \I-, \\IN!-:. 1:
is prepared.1 for wolinen only, being I s
O i!Nadapted~ 10 act on the d(li' nt
l' i ll.(t .'
r e11i le, orI Ifis:nI . It hamnishes" sufferv -I
inz. ohrrois we.in ids and thl w1hol
)l of ditstr m i yoich
fl ow ItI . dison elfrs inl fhilnliv s s
tI'!!1 I. 'aiid . 1. p r holnl' . Soli Ily
\* *l.i .. .. .. .
i T i 1 ltt ,1i 1-i. :ii NE iW s e
T .ny 1Q v a ns.
r i Iha ll l so liattend .wrvics ia t
IagtnSunday.
. T P. Paolo was in spar'aburg
011 hu1.-iness Friday.
.\liss Pale Tayrd of Pleasalt gaie
is tihl a1ira tIive ust of .\lssoe Ua
and N1 nn11 i 'l
31lis.es iydie Peterson lf Sar tileg
1pet 'lthe wek-midih elt.e
.\oles alh W.dd i hiersn chldrenX
of1. Sparlanbu~rhavy waeen sptenng
a l' gi h'tys wth 3i . andit .\'s. . 1).
Poole anstrdaiy.
,31t Isuatti eleeersn Isa with
.\tgr iEn r in yen PoLa e
31t'. "'le. (I ik. P of l lland it 1ltl ton
ii'tverybdy wa doeloihedwihh
rai tUh fel s heavily hEWeS.na
veyn chneddagg. tben
i.\tiss NevaTaorof eaidei
Mr.itind M\rsn.\.W.Ciu M U.,p Poleaund
an family.
Mr.isand Mrs.euynnie and lattl
lRdbe 'wole wuergei Laus sopn
Sastursd Mandy L'd~ n
.\esrsFly Clr n SMaiin
Mr. T. R. Riddle visited his daugh
ter, Mrs. 0. A. McPherson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. .Pitts Honry, Aliss Lu
la and Mr. John Henry of Maddens,
came down to see Mr. Preston Sinith
last Friday evening.
Mr. Ueo. A. AlcPherson visited his
sister, Mrs. Ml. A. Riddle of Laurens.
last week and while there enjoyed a
big fishinlg onl thle I411cnor.
AMrs. Preston Smith, Aliss Sue Tea
gue and Alissecs Ruth and Fay 1111
spent last Wednesday with Mrs. G. 0.
Teague.
liss Annie Hawkins and her cous
in, May Sheaves of Ftasley, were the
guests of lisses Porah and , Lucile -
R.eed last Saturday evening.'
Ai'. and Airs. Claud Mahon and Mr.
John C. Smith called oi, Mr. and is.
G 0. Teague Thursday morning.
Quite a number fron this neighbor
hood attended the senatorial speaking
at Laurens last Wednesday. I think
it was quite evident to all observers
that .the governor carried the nnijor'i
ty of the erow(d. 'is true tia' Smith
rev cuN7[ a greatki 'I -al o' aoa. u
it Was muost ly from tile ionl-Voters.
Air. -Jennings was ver y attentively lb,
tented to.
Alr. Sloanl Sheaves, of Eiasley, is ont
a visit to his cousil, Blenet Ilawkinis.
'Irs. F". L. Saxon who is with her
datgtier, Nirs. .1. A. Al erson, has
bveen continled to hler roomi Willh grippe
for several days. is able to be about
agailn.
Stops Neuralg- kIlls itnii.
KSoana 's I. Linimuent gives instant telie'
from Neuralgia or SeIatien. It goes
Straight to the painfliti part --soothes
the ierves ail stops tihe' patin. It is
also good for rh ma'ttisn, sore throutI,
cliest alins and sprains. Yoiu don't
nleed to ru-1l-it penetrates. .11r. .1. It.
Swin;e r' I.olisville. l y. Writes: "I
Suff'red wit <ltuite a severe Neuralgic
headachev for four. m1oniths withouit anyIt)
reliet. I isedct Sloani's lininent for
Iwo or three iights and I auven't sIlf
ferd( wlit iny head since." Get a hot
tie loday. KeIl in the house all the
tin I' o t aiis aid all hurts. 2', :0(',
and $1nat yotu-drggst
l~int1i t' .tie'a Salvc for all sot's
* *4* * * + * * * * * * * * * * .1
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* Irs. N a i ,Ii .1. Tra i ha ii.
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As tih "tuni was sitnkin low oin tlhe
11st of .lay, 1911, the l.ot-d took frout
this l arloth itr mother, ito a holm' he
yond theo skivs, and lin ourl achling"
in-art no eath ly power 'nn till.
Yes -\lother goune and left its int
this sal world to roain, bit we hope
to titeit her lit that leavenly hiovie
above. for' there sih is resting till the
(hl, in lil . wisdomil has reealled the
bootn lis love had givei and thoughIt
tle body moldieth lerec, the soul is s:afIe
in heaitven anid with a bvehoning hanid
sha is calling ler childrent til ter'.
"Ie auglhter."
Ane'ls'on, S. C.
Ntut Ice to Cr'ditors.
.\ll per'tsonsi holding t'htits atgintt
toi the urndersigned at Sptartanblurg, S.
C. or to the Pr'tobaIc te Jidge of' Launs
countty, oni ori bef'ore the 12thi dtay of -
August, 191il, ori lit for'tvter bar'red.
Adiistr at or.
.July 22, 1!91 I.5 -;
Back at Her.
A dear little girl visitinag at my
aunt's bomne kept. every one amutittsed
by het' originialI remar zks. One (lay
site was tellinig how she and het' sis
ter' playedl teger 'ber. ''Ohl, yes,"'
shte said, "wec quarrel sometimeas.
Oneco sIster told mue I made her sIck
and then I told her she dIdn't givo
mo mitch ot an aptpetito."'-Chicago
State' of Stouth ('arollina,
('ounity of Ltturtens.
Whereas, lietit Ions signted by a legal
nitinbet' of' thle ciuial ified elctory ttntd
fr'ee-hiolders residinog it Water'loo
school dilstict No. Ii, Laurtens cotunty,
Southt~ Cartol ina, taskintg tot' an elec
tion up ion th e qtuest ion of votinug qan
additiLontal 2 mtill tax tupont thle propelrty
ini stid school d istict to lbe used for'
school puitrloses, havi e bteen tiled withI
the county boarId of ed(1tIion, ?aant
electilon is her'eby ord'er'edi upon0 said
qu iest ion. sahId elect in to he held ont
the i1 dlay of August, 191-I, at Alt.
PlIeasanlt schoo01lihouse iin aid dlistrtict.
undt thoe'ile manatget'tentt of' thle tust ees
of said district.
Only such el ector's as retun ireal
andl personal priopertity for' taixation
andl whlo exhibit their' tax r'eceipts
and registration certificates ats r'e
(luireOd ini the genera'il electiont shall
be allowed to vote.
''Tose favoring the 2 mii -additions
al tax shalhl vote a ballot containing
the word "YES~" wr'itten or printed
thereon. Those against the 2 mnill ad
ditional tax shall vote a ballot con
taining the word "N1O" written or
printed thereon. Polls shall open at
the hour of 8 o'clock in the forenoon
and shall remain open until the hour
of 4 o'clock in the afternoon when
they shall be closed, and the ballots
counted.
The trustees shall report the resutt
of the election to thte county auiditor
and county superintendent of eduetd
jon within ten days thereafter. yu
-e *JeAMEIS H. BU~iAAVAN, erL
A&Myorder of County lloari.I'
IW I
YOUR SUNDAY
ROAST
is best done on a
NewlPe r fetionm
Oil Cok-stove
Its steady, even heat preserves
the rich, natural flavor of the
meat. You can always get
just the right heat.
The New Perfection is ready
to cook in a minute. No
fires to kindle-no ashes, no
soot.
Made in different sizes-Nos. 1, 2,
3, 4 and 5. No. 5 has the new fire-.
less cooking oven. Ask to see it at
all hardware and department stores.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Washington, D. C. (New Jersey) Charlotte, N. C.
Norfolk, Va. BALTIMORE CharlestownW.Va.
Nickhmond a Va. e Ctarleton. S. C.
THj CCACOA OMAN
*;.s~~$::jj ~ ~ ATLANTAr~ - OA.
The beet polishes in
the handiest box.
Black, Tan
and White
THE F. F. DAILEY CO.
LTD.
Buffalo. N.Y.
HamnitonOnt.
UE P1 l51IES
v.04
made on the
f Ladies' and
unshades--they
e Centre Tables
figures. Sheer
White Fabrics
ii Ladies' White
>siery you can
or and weight
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m Shot adpe* tefllwn
'U)Ih ( nt ut iI ne iv :
28, an ln orh$5,0
dcludin TaleToad
id, ei son, S.C.
LAp
SCo ls Ky.,to( i own
ifore I began llliiie t ou s I e l
vold urt ~s bad~)I, ~ t
y o 3 was hoardily pable
fr Girking irginia.e
n*.ew omn. i I soonl X)(ri'~e
dlfon all oser,K,
mavould ive bd
DUI
s Tonic
n I feel a little bad,
ache, nervousness,
sure signs of woman
Cardu, the woman's
itake in trying Cardui
delping weak, ailing