The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 23, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Al .4. We Start with the Rough Log 4 We end with thei finished produlct, and every operation is done by our own men in our* Owl mills6 Sash, doors, blinds, screens, mouldings, colui1 fs, grilles, newel posts, shingles, lath, mnterior finish, ete.-everything in building material we furnish in both quantity and q ua lit y. Complete house bills from architect's~plans and builder's lists our specialty. . ring or mail in your specificaton Get our estinate free. "B]]uy of th~e Maker' AUGUSTA LUMBER CO. P UGUJSTA. GA. COULD SCARCELY WALK ABOUT And For Three Summers Mrs. Vin- Ibelieve I would have died If I hiadn't e WSat taken it. centWas nabI to tten to After I began taking Cardui, I was Any of Her Housework, greatly helped, and all three bottles re lieved me entirely. Sash,~ fatt bhds srendu, anudngsuc Pleasant Hill, N. C.--" suffered for st in o s, ltl three summers," writes Mrs. \Valtero th p n builthn Vincent, of this town, and ie third and i t and last time, was my worst.mid I had dreadful nervous headaches and atn.Iigeinshv oi prostration, and was scarcely able to efco oal osiuin walk about. Could not do any of my Cru lae o nrae tegh housework.mpro appeitetosp thn I also had dreadful pains in my back slo hes rs n oy and sides and when one of those weak,Cari sinking spells would come on me, I would have to give up and lie down, I ilsrl ofryu hti a until it wore off. I was certainly in a dreadful state of de frtei r health, when I finally decided to try v1ryIet,(litiog.*n.,orsecl h OUL CANCEL RNAL THEBAK PacIng. IO A ra ABankBokfcntain moe pratianly cnstitmion iny fr yor b o . aan herdi abke fr i rese b sren irves le to e auile t e the r vou syteme , and eso makcphe PleaantHil, N C.11sufere fo stCagru has threed mor th an a met illon theesmmrs"wrte rse a womhe n, duin th pat5Iyas dtranowilt ore ort oT o today Cearu. t he rnd of DrIlis firmiyvefot book sU t aN sE I cnSERvai MakEONan YOUR bank Ersrtinnerpcrel Nabtioa d ank fo Lauresstngh N.seor. u DysAL, ars C.lp H. RO ER a kerple Talso COLEG WH EN YOU HAVEs Mn hnoeoN hoeYa alwceks rs noy ink Tell BANl Koeo e adhshle oeta ilo Aea wANK-BOO duigthSt50yas THE'BES SCHOO BOOK FORu adledon . . EMERGENCY TAX NOW DECIDED UPON Democratic Leaders have Settiled tipo Iteis to be 'iaxeId to liaise War Ileveliue. Washiingtol'%, Sofat. 19th-An emer VVency reVetitle bill, to provide $1057, 000.000, taxing beer, wines, gasoline, siveping and parlor car tickets, insur ance. teleg'aph and tlephonle Ivs sages, anm iiselients and a variety of' iocuiments, Was agreed on late today by D)emocrats of the Ilouse ways and IIeanis ( n0111 i itvte. It will be iItro dciteed by I)mocratic Leader Under wood M.\onday. R liiiublicans of tIhe comlittpe will bi en d aIn ''luesd ay to vote oil tie Lill and the House, will begin consid eIing it IThusday, It'-pulblicanls of' both llou-:e and Sn ito have already gone oi record ill )piposilion to ally war tax ieasiuro. I)enocrats liope to rusi the hilt through the llouse. The big light will bo in tile Selate. Tle committee increased tie inter inl rventi tax oil bee from $1 a bar ret to $ D.om. I)onestic wiles are to be taxcd 21 cents a gallon oin s we It wilme.i, and 12 Celis a gallon on dry wines. Gasoline is (Io be taxed 2 cents a gallon .\lany itemis of the bill are adopted verbatim from the Spanish war tiax bill of 1898, includliig the admittistra tive featires. Staip tax. provisions and the tax on fobacco dealers, brokers, bankers aid iamusements are carried in scmhed ile(! A, wiich will continue in effect until I )eeiber :1I. 191.1. Tihe renai n - dte or the bitt will Ie in torce until repealed. lalkeirs ar to be taxed $2 oil each $s.000 of capital, surlptus and undivid ed prolils; brokers will pay $50 each: plwi bI)rokers $20; commercial brokor. $20: eustols houe brokers $10. Pro-. 'Ieltors of* 1 hleatres, mulsmsills and I con(ce'lt halls in citibs of 15,000 pop ilation of iore art' to iay A100 tach, t'iretts propriletors are, Io pay $101) a year: Ipoprietors of otier exhitions $!0, and plroprietors of hiowling alboys .rdi i,-llia:11d rooins .i f*or each alloy or Tolmevo deillers and Ina l il r tfoturvrs ar to ib0 taxed the salile 3as ill I '.lS % cvpt that ill the largcst class3 , "to havEo dealer not s3lcillellty provi!ed or."' the tax is to be $1.80 each. In 111 there was a $12 tax (i tobacco dealers hii g annual sales of $3i,000 pouinds or- more. Ilouds v1nd ' rlilientes of ndblod' ness are laxed . - , (clints for ealhl $ilt involvd, and freilIt n1111 express rv Ceipts I c'nts 'ach, witht a mandlatory provision that t hi 1ippers Imlist pay this tax. Telephone inessages IrPp to be axed I cent oii all tolls of 15 cents or More and tel egramills 1 ('Cent I mIes sage. The bill Carries taxes of 50 Celits oil uealh indemn ity Iond. 2 cents oil each cerllicnate of profit,. 23 vents oin vach ed foir. aIr4te 1131inuran Ic ol icies ar e to) he taixecd S Cents cin each $100 adi tire', miairine, C.malty, ticdelity an11d gliaran I $1, as Ill 1 89. Gocds withdrawni firom ('lstoim houilses w~it ill y ai stampll tax cit c50 cellts as illn 1898; bu(t t he 25 Ceiits talx Oin ch1l warehoulse reCeipt, imp~los ed in I1898, is omaittled. TPhe 1898 tax ot fr'om1 2s CCents to $1 for' dentry of g)oods4 ill Culstoms 110uses, neCording to vlue i, is reneiwed. Foi' (feh seat iln a pala11ce or'l1 arior' eari and ror' each heithI ini a sl eepiing car'. the tax niow is to be 2 cents, agahinst the 1 -eint wvar tax of 1 898. iCkets firom a Uiiitedl States port to a 'foretin tort w'll be atxed fr'om $1 to $5 PeachI, acording to the'~'i vlie of thle ticket, as in 1898. Other povisions are: Ilirokrts' con - Irc't'' il "pents; clcecds and othert (coni 1''tlnc's, ;c0 ('enits, whentl noct oecedill a ddit1ion1a1 $300; mtor't ages, 25 ('ents1 0or e:a(ch $ .,i0; iiow~er' cif attornllcy to sl.23 cents; prlotest of i niotc', hill o1' nie('eptancld, e'tc., 23 (P1nts. tldilasI 01' (cntitu~ 11c~tiol questin forecign hcills of i'etchange. charc lt'r agreemntlt'i , manctifes3t amidlccfor'i-a lils I ofi ladinig, aind ii.( a l-- lctr ( outt alt and oin teases. 31ithIer' of Eihteeni 'hihclren. "I ami thec miothler of eightten ('lil ciren:1 att chaive' thIe I'raise of cloting more1 wccor'k thban anly youn ig wcomant I in my towni," wr'ites .\t i5. C. .1. Miartin, tlOOnle Mitt, Via. "1 sutff'ered fotr flyo years with stomach trou)'e andc could( nOt eat als muhlI as a bilscuit wcithlout suft fering. r have' taketn three bottles of Chiamnberlain's 'rablets and am no0w a well woman and weitgh 1618 pounds. I ('nn1 eat alny thing I want to, and1( as mul~ch as8 I want and~ feel better than I have t any timeo in tenl years. I re for to any one In Doone Mill or vini ty and they will vouch for what I say.' ChamberlaIn's Tablets are 'for sale hv all dealers. CHARLESTON BUYS NEARLY 15,000 Great Nu'ces Attesded luanrution of' fluy-.a-liale 3 .ioventent in 4 11tarh'%. on, (harleston, Sept. 1 .-The t wo-day cotton ca( anign, whici closerd at six o'clock yesterday alteIlloon3 re.,1 I 141 :n I1,7S. bai!cs of Votton bling sub serib d for at. the rate of 11) vents : potill4 by blisilless In(ti aid ec .i '3rns of Char1l14'ston. This Invans that $7:1.9. 2H3 will be available as soon a1 nw, .ssary to t:3Jie care of the presn11't (1tion crop. It was statdi 1at iht by the 4:we'itive (otunI of i) , buly-al-11:lle liio0vtIllett that tjit. wou!k would not b stoppl 31ow, alt3(it 11h1 whirlwind eannipz Ign is ovvr -:1.1 it ii lwlie'ved that. the' t1111 ann30ung timbl t lli it oun n t he ' ,1-. t;1 3 I i'4. I Thlt ct nt18 t 31 w3n3 te I',il ;;(: 111111 art is. AI:t4' 4; n . .\I 'r \, 13i1schgi andl A. J. (; 1 ly, was rvInar'333:3 iy ckhso. 1im1 for. mru l It ading inl num,1berof. b)):,hI, pldg vbylss thanl isl out W'ne - ly .5.un. The Rledwokr r (d in slibscriptions for 7.(5 313 bales again,;1 7,191 ::its f3.r til l, i . tly a. voo la.t nighl1t it was <ii I l I'd that. thet thIal' 1 of ( A4 n, .(nI by the led ar3y fr iis work in tih' 'ilm1w ign, ,iohtld tit., do10t i to 11h Chanth'er of 'ounuttri3e4 to help d1' fray the expenlses of' th(- in3overn3en3t. Thle (exCeIItitivP cou1 itt e of 3 t h, in3ovenlent Inl Charleston county. it Wats anno00n1tced last Iight, will bu3y three htndred bales at tn Vents 1 I'ounttd froni nie'edy farnier s of Chat ](.Ston, 1Iorchiest(r1 and li3rkely counties. The territory for the buy Ing of, the e1t11ain3ing 3 1, 34301 bales i.-; ulIiinlited. except by thle bout)nd ries1' of tlhe Stat' of Souith (':Irolin:1. Tles: last. will bl t:ou( gh l ('y Gharleston Ionclrn and1 i..dividulals direct fo arinrs. through llthe correspolIs o03 the local 113433n o1 I'stablishnlti s. It is bel'ievel that inl tbis va('y thl- gre:o 4'st 3unount f : i wvill reau:It to 1i3 - a t hu'ge. '113ig at1 1 - 'co W' dtw day tuorn ing and lastin u1111til six ('ro k vl'4 I Irlay aftr noon11 M') it roduIId-I A resut 11 far in xess of what hal hr, 3)e'3ted. l''i'e 3thou3.3:n 31. bae!- of2 -4): toi va thilight, 3o 1.1 3 anIll renn34 hil esti ia:.1 ()I, e' o3f n l. d o hlb - t-1ilon 3wior to l.. th 3 a13pi: n. andl t1. :I v(ouneetnI Il In i ma tilw, 5.0 n ark bhad hil1 uri bl,'d w\a:s g 'T e r w r yes'1terday w3i113 S '4pris' . On . ha li words of' praise, 1a13i otllili!ii I' , for Ith !\\0 two s10 . 134n Who h 1 It!, their personal affair.; to Inakev thek 13'ie nwnta I3 t u e s wer h33e44' IIard. The lar1gest anlountit of 1als sutb rerilbed for by any one ('on1cern,1 wa:s 2,000. One of Char1-let4stonl's 14'leading Wholesale and cottonl houlses agreed to bu1y t.hlt Inany males at the rat of tenl cents a1 polind. A second whole saler a greed to buy .544) ba!'. (hilt n'y. S t3. 1 --..\ w l1l .i.'V l.' nor)3thern3' 3portion1 of3 (atf31wy3. l'Te ('h3id coroner3'2 3epan1le a1 jur3)4y of3 in'u' s but.3 af3ter3 taking the4. tes5t it1n0y 1)f the4 I)r'. .1. (L. ll.! t1nan, ad4jourt'ied1 the4 333. 43133ry untl later3 13n the4 week4'i. 131 the hope3 thazt enloughI lfacts woul'03d deve')lo p to) warrnt'113 placin3g 3'th e53esponsiilty'. There'3' is absolutely no0 ('h4e as 31) who4 conunitted4)4 thli ertne33., 3t1hought1 the. offic(er's are' wor3kinlg on3 the ('ase. Dr3. i'Ittnuian testitied tha:t ihe '11h1h had3( beenI born' alive,2 Invigorating to the Pale and .Sickly Tile Old. Stndartd 41eneral3 strenth33enig toniic, GROV3'3'S T3AST1'I.3~s ch~il TONIC, drives out Mallai.ent ichese% ' blood.nnd3( huiltipthe3Csys. Itecin. A true toni3c. For n4ault1s and1' children.'. 50c N4. 13)33. -'ITitE.\SlI'cY 1) I'.\ItT I NT. * W\1:8lintgton, I). C., Au\331. ;13, 111I. presented 3 t3.. o the' unders i 4 d ' ha l'i333 N N.\TION.\' . I C\.N 1 O)1 l.\t-_ 8331N4'" 'i thel ('il V ' of 'l .l'4'3'3 333. 2/41 3( he 33(p 1oun 3o i. l253imN . ain Stleof 'liSO13' TI! - \, JhN \. has. ofN th 33e Str tt'o th i n'l'i 3103u '2I Ies, 3 re i te t (31 3t op1(1 ied wit 334) b'fore 13n aSc ition Fl ht-Ot( Ti be 3341o -'" i13e( RIt- ennunof l e Rebvbsessttf orWh lNRl NE ' , 1 ,.1lNSK11, TONVWIl1l51.\.\ 3' I'o33p4ro)l of the( Curtrenc, do hC. y etfyta "INTIiX'ISEN N.\TIOA It\NKs RENS a and a( State of SOffl CAR.OlINA his austhorzy o AIoUin-. (Sige ned Sats CONRSIN o Enterrie Man, Laurtrensof heS.rrnCy l-N TESTMONY WICREO -lwtns Nervous Weakness 1 h -i a il an lmnt that ffects womn to a arge extent, and is a varticulry pro:in t rsymnom wh-re there are irreularities 0 and oth. r disordcrs from Which women o: y stffer. DR. SIMMONS Squaw Vine Compound Is a Medicine for Women It actscnth nerves. quieta ir ition, srcngthens weakened par', and restores 0 .the strength -od en:y of health. Nervous women c who-are runl down. weak O and discourage~d frem co stant suf ermg revive a tyca'rnier ts powerf ul restor - ative influccc. It ponotes good aptip><fnd dige.tion, ound refreshing slep. stcady ierves. the cnjo ment of a hcahhy body ini cheerful spiritL. It i; p ca:-a t t' t.d uid : crLiab:e t- t!;, rut d nate stomach. Sold by Druggists andi Dealcrs. Price $1. 00 Pcr Bottlo C. r. SIMMONS IEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI O W\0,, - RINGS RINGS RINGS. I 1 I. V S 'IE | FLEMING BRyOTHERS 0 Laurens, S. C.g * gg B. R. TODD' ENGINEERING--SURVEYING N,, he rapiil ~il in -nn t ile price -of' hinds nievessitates nreniplovyal.. 1nly e xperiencved and re0putable surveyors1.S tAalips and cacltiesreogn.ized as anithor-it y over the 1) I ad .1v1 n land 114 t() wash a a hny n vn h v 1 6ercdaddandI'prl.(allarn hn M u G oo oo om~oooo em mm sso g> oo oo m0 Blackin ne Ta*atn an'd , "as wyd oeni0 Box Bet*0 foS h ais ShoeNSRINS RIN Se Mcails*inr Ha*entoogl vrhue n o red*o teCtonGnig0esn * aescue heaec of the amou wil pLcas uc'n seed sel anCex chagecoto Rs meaOadDhls.Ia preare totakcae o at ctt~ vov se+ ma~fIfretI. readls o h wr Gtm ti S.G.McANEL *Ginneni