The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 07, 1914, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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CORN VANSHESI 8 8
The Only Sure Ender of All Corns. 8 Local and Personal Nenton. 8
Desperate, are you, over trying -to 8
get rid of corns? Quit using old form- 88 8 88 88 88 8 8 8 8
-ulas. under now names, bandages,
winding-tapes and cotton rings that Mr. f. L. Scaife, of Clinton, was a
nake a fat little package out of your
toe. QAtIt punishling your Ifeet iiy
using too-eating salves and ointments. Mr. Charles Fleming spent the week
To use knives, files, scissors and end it Greenville.
TRaors, slicing and hacking at a c0orn, Mr.' R. M. Bolt of thle H-ickory Tav
e section spent tbe day in Laurens
yesterday.
Mr. W. L. Caostine of Cte Rabun
f Creek section was among tile business
visitors hero yesterday.
MNr. Tomi DivVer of Anderson spent
tile firt part of tle week here visit
lng friends and relatives.
Mr. Fred r c am, who is now making
Greenville Ils -home, spent the week
end here with hamyf.iks.
Mrs. 0. W. Babb, of Columbia, lau
eek specting some time i the city
with relatives.
This Is the Grip f the Happy, Cornlo. Mr. L. S. Dlt, Jr., left a few pays
Foothfnrts of "hGETSe." where vsit
only make It grow aster and biggerrtie
It also brings danger of bleeding and cedted a plosition witli the Gray Court
blood poison. 'fle Mrw way, tile new Drug Company,
lcipl~e nlever known before it corn- rMiss Mitte Owings peas teturned
istory, Is "GnTS-IT". It's a liquid v mho m o
-2 drops on a cotit does tile ,wor'k. 1r vr iluhipoed[- afe 11
Pain goes, tile c01n begins t ilv dei'going treatmeit or seve ite
and out it cones! gof bleedin two at tie Cou ni1 hospital.
seconds. Noti ing to w nothig to rs. W. C. Irby, Jr., and sister.
urt, aind it never fals bo in corn
Try "GFCTS-IT" to it on corns Stevenson, left yesterday for .Iack
calluses, warts or bunions. sonville, Ala., to be withi their parents
"0iTS-iT" Is sold by druggists ev- for some time.
erybwhere, 25 c ia otte, or sent direct In tile election of class o ce's at
IT awieice k olo.. Cileago. tile Columbia Female college several
Laur'ns Drug C. and itays l'hara- days ago Miss Hattie ). Gray, of tils
cy. city, was honored byv being alec-',d
president of tile Freshman class.
ANOTHER DOCTOR'S EXPERT. Mr. Dick Fuller left last Tuesday
ENCE WITH EX-ZEMA-FO r Wasington, D. (%, whir' lie Will
woii Visit Is uncle, he. h10epl1 A.
Dr. B. F. Hawley, 3646 Chestnut I olmes, for a few days. From there
St., Philadelphia, writes: "Some lie
mon-ths ago my attention was called enter Johns lopkln University t6
to EX-ZEMA-FO, claimed to be a s
specific for eczema. Tile remedy was st. edcB.
highly lauded by an eminent jurist, at riy ol last year,
who obtained complete 'relief from its lafted ay ago toltake a seal
use. I am somewhat loath to employ l
or recommenf secret or- proprietary
medicines or lotions not knowing their Nrs W. 13. Owens. J'., and Mrs. W.
compound; but on investigating I was C. Harpe', of Clinton, were shopping
convinced of its harmlessness and em- In the city yeste'day.
ployed it in some dozen or more cases Mi. S. W. MeCrady, of the firm of
with perfect satisfaction., A strange %ee'ady Pros. & (Aleves, airivcd I:i
thing occurred during my observa- the city Srti-uida 1. ta: tp W3 r.:F
tions,Viviz.: A member of my, own ldonce Ieic. 1a has taken tliC Call
family was suddenly afflicted with, lion hoe m West N:uh sl:'t
general eczema. I used EX-ZEMA- will occupy it as soon as Is fural
FO freely with the satisfaction of ar
procuring both prompt and lasting re- (liarleston. I's. NcCiady and (.) 11(
lief. My sense of medical ethics will join 111111 lieie 101111 i few da 's.
t would prevent ie in tendering you i C. 'I 1arice' and little dalglit'i'
this testiiolial, but my feeling of r 'Ved I tie city Saturday to vi ;dt
gratefulness ill laving obtainied both -lir. aid -N'.9. A. It. Ielcy. Si., fin'
the product and necessary in forma- 1onili. .111'. Pari'er, who 1:. .1 ust
tion from you, may perhaps justify fiished Is duties it connetion with
my sending you this communication. ile coilstt'littioil of a federal )1(lug
You are entitled to this." So confi- - lendersonvilit, went to Pliii1ldel
.dent are we that EX-ZEMA-FO will10a for a 17w olayS lifOi'4 retui'ning
relieve any case of eczema or other here.
skin trouble that we agree to refund
the purchase price if results are not
satisfactory. 50 cents and $1.00. Whenever Vou Need a General Tonk,
FOR SAI.E BY Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
ildUItENS DI 'o , chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic becauise It contains the
Specify No. IN. well known tonic propertiesof QUININD
and IRON. it acts nl the Liver. Drive
Iotla, riew as.F there n
The Batte of Ar ils up to aioe whSse. h0 enwts.
inagedstudyO mediie
.oefth fewy ao toe Ptrons of spea
'1-c wo kowsthe0111 tonihe Acours nd thelarvard fediatur fchoe
beginin hastol ti thoughhisCout arr thi Clinaon wllre theopt
~faihfll pophts ust ~le toexlectina gahe iybeteerday. 'ebye
3 t~heof rolb suh s tereneet'Coleg of W.ino M rad thf theafm of
ilitadyBrosi&cheraddareve no
in.(utig te tahew c-ig schorda oyas. The srapr
idenceehei' lshahal taengahenCan
Tilaks o Cod oi' t slve h noii homltae lem Wilte .\!:ir grou-d e-:
to th dar 101(1. ator tsuel egi nin prmelyongin.s inrtve morn
lgsCharle'oi'ty . rst'A.clradhasnnot set
thos alreiy st te Geat ime twi' ll joi oim ere wTI amisio feys
keepe. Ill ho (are 81(1 fr 'i'l- . 0. Pkrand littlwn es;ti benghr
lieandloaed l'ely o tiyilo aiie 1arr ieine te ci'audy t o necs
.troadAis Wbu.y.ee. r, o
Frome.timt.r.tur. oarkerywho1has .subt
Ject ialie 111011 aliliatlointihed haiis eu tied t conectast with(
thctrcti fa ofea' 'uidn
thast vnesonde wenet to taklde
ahed.vTer YouNeiselev enea nue,
aong t akeo roe'Wlseotbl
Why ot ublih Il rclos s lieully vatae noonda
'Whenyou ant-a fat to co e snanveraToily tbeyuexpt oainsth
genou'lly kown, he riht wa wislt aboutwn thne visitorts. All QUie v
md.,awasItON.lIteacwsthnbelchLngrsourive.n
stomch nd (oqunt. eadches ouh alyrianviche to thpesBeodtan
eBusldsatpChaeberlaen'sstablets cente
Thoerm. B Ttle hav Ar-dmy Ol n."RM QII
t h g i ti n n d r e u l td m y b w l . Fo 0T H A L L e ui Ec ll fRE F ul Rn m e D A A.
For saleobeathideales. For0the Paon of Sthe
'el" whoknwsthhed ro te neadacnteestng featur ofd the
beginningrhais Tbleus thaveg done cuTyfithseawllbtefo
faitrhfor mrpe thau hn Tto daexhpe alie cguebetwenl thePrstalentian
.atieof rouble N.uch" aster sever sowneg at Clintoperan hue Tamrcom
'wats sonc these tas a fnationthess afternoof Laurn nigh Manager boys-n
ag. Theyingth only ey mded of il- xhihsholby.Th ca
Thusattaks, sickdfo headacher an htoteepcing itltk paeo the beath gronstbe
tire th feeklnoud. atoe up mss tllugnning popany of94i the lmrn-ye
datoesyutem.re Fo eslel~ l deal-o hown
thoselread I t toe Drays Tie- fi prpoepnsc holadmissiondfe
keeper.sHisihl Ceare sold for a.tri-ownll be 25 and 50wirownpes ths 1be4-g
I TM Tlltr to ure o any ca fibl ub-. ex ses.nx o dy onn. Asc
e f eittapiali ls *~~ csal ear has loeehad forw r fo
SULLIVAN TOWNSHIP PRIZES. REV. MR. THAYER CHANGES.
Special Prizes for Sullivan Township Former Po Po
Girls. 'ua rahro arn
Girls. ' APtst Chucrh Accepts Call to
Miss Janyo Qarlington has announc- Sumter Charge.
ed the following sIecial -prices for the Chester, Sept. 28.-ho Rev. William
tomato club girls of' Sullivan town- H. Thayer, who has been pastor of the
ship: Baptist ehurch here ror the past
One bushel of Lookout Mountain IS months, will accept the call ten
potatoes for the prettiest collection dered him by the First Baptist church
of fruit in glass, by Mr. W. P. Harris. of Sumter. ie will leave for his new
One pg, to the girl canning the most field about December 1st.
fruit, preserves and plickles and mak- Mr. Thayer was notified of the call
ing the imost jelly. by Mr. Walter Bald- Sunday afternoon by telephone and
winl. yesterday received the Aomigal call
A pair of chickens for the widest by mail.
variety of jelly, by Capt. Humbert. The Sumter ehureh is one of the
largest and 'most influential In thle
Twelve Reasons Why. Carolinas. it is twice the size of mi.
The Advertiser is beginning today Thayer's present church. For many
a series of attractive advertisements Years Rev. C. C. -Brown, D. D., was
for J. C. Shell & Company, the "Corn- pastor of that church, lie resigned
or Grocers". Mr. Shell is giving twelve some months ago.
reasons why the housewife should Mr. Jhayer's departure from Ches
trade at his store to get the advan- tot' will be a source of iense re
tage of pure, fresh. clean and whole- gret to everybody irrespective of do
some groceries. These "grocery talks" nominatlonal afiliation. He Is verily
will continue weekly for a number of a man of Uhe people. it the eighteen
weeks. Each one will be different short months lie 'has been In Chester
and of special interest to house-keep- ho has won hundreds of friends. ie
e 11.. Is tile type of mnami that once you meet
him, you w~ill always like himn.
Oier 41,000 Ginned. M. 'i'hayer 1as always been a
According to the official figures friend to the newslalor men. lie
furnished by C. W. MeCravy, local cot- h1S appreciated the value of their
tonl agent, 6,366 bales of cotton were time and Invariably has been ahead
ginned in this county up to Septem
ber 25th. At the sane date last year tcs rather titan behind time.
3,097 bales had been ginned. Its place will be indeed dificult to
11o~liiiii ~li~~lllt.ill. lie is a sclt of thle first Nv'a
The Laure lll Cankih) e . tet and one of the leading pulpiteers
Theof South Carolina. ie Is dmWtiWe
enjoyed an oyster banquet at. the lodge fot big things in Ilie Lord's work n
hall Friday inight. A large number of 'lhe News shall always watch is en
tile Woodmen were present and the
evening was greatly enjoyed. i l ti eget coie ws.
Alili lomn'sFrely ~orI~inmhgo.'Playcr's (departiure is that Ciiester's
Apply Sloan'sx Freely For Lumbago.
YouI attacks of Lumbago are not religious, social and literary circles
nearly so hopeless as they seem. You will lose is brilliant wife. Mrs. Tliay
can relieve them almost instantly by er has ihentitled herself with num
a simple application of Sloan's Lini
ment on the back and loins. Lumbago
is a form of rheumatism, and yields here and like her hsuband's place, It
perfectly to Sloan's, which penetrates too, will be hard to fill. Thayer
quickly all in through the sore, tender in addition to her many activities has
muscles, limbers up the lck and foui
makes it feel fIle. Get botti of m e to Pe mny ba
Sloan's Uniment for 25 nts of any
druggist and have it in the house- peru all over the country.
against colds, sore and swollen joints, Thayer is a graduate of RIch
rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica andc
like aliments. Youmr moniey back if ollege, Bic n Taoan
not satisfied, but it does give almost t oal
instant relief. genary at Loisville, Ky. At both
of these lIstitutions lie took hi1gh
Opening of Oik Grove. iaik In scliolarslii. Ills Initial pas
'le Oak G rove schlool will open torate was at Ridge Spings, wiere
next Monday, Octobor 12th. Miss Lidie If li ieuiiIled foul
Sloan Is teacler of this school, whvm cl Ills next call was to ichv 11 1st 11Ia p
is iH a flour iisliig Condition. list, i'li at ItoI 11111. 11e was
I .\ n es the W keas. "roi
it Dl oe1 51)0s lie 11 rk0. fl(i* i I t(! lie ,I W l o Wilililesl P1. 1y., to
"I like Vha'Inimellain's Cough itemie-- the I" lest Ijaptist clici'ci. After heluig
dy hlter thaln 11113 otler," I Iites ti.
P. Itoberts, Ii onie'r C ity, Pa. "I hav St. aptee s lie at a uriIl t
taken Ii oil and oin foi' years and it he P ti
has never failed to give the Lesired and filled tlit pastorate for live yeau's
sllts.'' For' sale by all delers. andfocir notlis. Ple eame f'oni that
Baptist Churer Acct,as C-lall to
C hester, 4'ui S ept 28.- e h ev il-( l i am iii Pil
.only eigree Illoths.estor ofthe
'i'i'City Of' Long Stalulig lIifils the( W\evki3' News.
Two C1utries Together. Scool Opening.
Washington Oct. 5.-While nowll l or '
M.hinaationyer scnool of the calf
fores iththeallesaganst(ic-Sunciiay aternotns aeephnle~ and
iua3' as ee i'celed y he er-lielyeseay Mrcived thel Lorl'al will
ti' wa l~epa'e t tae te E COOKe GETSc IG oEARFULh
cali pon hi' t do s.lAareatyof Lnmn inot ndeta T in th
long tCndiglbeteen.heItwisoutwiape.eszeo r
triesyearsvRev.gCfoC. Buoual Drotection
~~'uc'eaflre t tl utbeakof stloNe orthathuch Heiu reaigne
Septemi' 28.Mr. ayespratio oepatr siilr Chtur
we whle sa hsutrceo amee onte
Spgrlor tof wverbod hi rboarpear o e
Kee1 Yur tonacl an Lier lentic vnmentieon ed.ltaboard, i beause
A vgorus tomcperect soh-ornt months he 'hseen no Cekte
ing ive andreglaractig Jow s the tyold man whthad jnct roumeet
is glaralte~l i 3'Oi 'ill C i rm ao l voagey wie htigh t
K~ngs Nw If~ ill. 'iheyiiiAuc rhi hme No. alway Sithaenue,
good i)frietdoto the newstpaonrtmpatione
ali~ ha~o anexccenttoni effct s alynretejo ah sle o (Iryland
the~vhle 3'senlI-Prity yul' time1 yo n Juinvarisabveredas boten ohea
11111 ri yo qjal boy loiH~~i 11ors plnient wi' er ptnte dillcl was
tlmiought~mehlo'vels Onl 25e fll.~ maientisoatsithola omte goodrse.a
(Irliglst.tli andmoveo the corkditnoliter
ofiSuth adroachin is d~este
fo ithig in the nLord's ear. n
rerwith agerloans. rrlad
HornSovnty.lveYear Ag [ciLatn- nothear. regr conee itther
rensIlrthce ofB, Hney('li ~ Taer's epetes that rst ster'sh
ColubiaOct..-Ateleram elorud salo andreiteraryt crrye
CarollChae, atie o Soth roi-with lie il. bilAn owfe.irs. ha
doctorsdidenottink hel harm woum.
na. He ~vasbornlatsWatelooainesailibeelasming
reere andnlykeSherehsuband's183aceint
was75 ea's ldat he imtofhi TO l REOVE to111 WL rs.POTRAyIr
Betwen ileScot~on, hvin enist nadihton ourmany achite has
ed n Btle'a~Guad n 161.Latrfle un iento Deiin may beutfu
wa tanfrrd o h sgnl o poems, thich-ave Reaen..pe b a
withden Le's amy.Mr.Chs ma- esa, over-The tw coun r
d iss ariaPooe ofGreevilemnarysoedto oumsvle y the potai
lii186 an fur llldi'nthre Snsof theare nt rutonm the town high,
andonedauhte srvie. e i s rankr it wcasipd i recnt. ps.
vive byfourbroher, JeomeP.torte obscte toid e Sretion wher
Chas ofFloenc, Wihia~ Caseof he rpmitued four atiti ondal ybars
'Pen.,and1~.Dony Caseof olun-halre vasn The hapfoyents. om l
bia.'Ph funralservceswillbe teld relutiont to~ Wtnheproste ayo
tertlionpisk whyrche Afteraibeing
at ewbrytomrro.here tw otearsoh , acnpd aSh:ll1 t
Ai' houl nort. bepts removed ao. rns
A ma worh $1,000000 nohap.aund Oild S Othe Rastoraee o ntv yCars
resultha" ao maiebal orh al,00,0. andefortams~otecame rothat
PIo le T 'oes .no always b in h pi r ch uredh b the w oner ful oldha reialed
us.- ii pi ictta* olye' aienc mnhes.i4hesktremi-~
Special Demonstration and Sale of
Majestic Ranges
CLOSES
Saturday Night.
Come, if you intend to buy or not.
$8.00 Set of Ware Free with each Range
sold this week, and we will accept Cotton
at 10 cents per pound in payment of
Ranges bought this week.
This offer positively closes Saturday
night, October 10th, 1914.
S.M . & E. H. WILKES & COMPANY
LAURENS, S. C.
Baists Flower Bulbs.
Single and Double Dutch Hyacinths (all colors)
Early White Roman Hyacinths, Paper White
Grandiflora Narcissus.
Now is the time to plant White Pearl, Onion
Sets, Big Boston Lettuce, Spinach, ' ustard,
Seven Top Turnip Seed.
The Laurens Drug Co.
THE REXALL STORE
Laurens, S. C.
FREE PIANO
A Piano Will Be Given
AWAY FREE
The Piano is Now on The Road
And Will be on Display in Our
Store in a Few Days. /
The Practical Advertising Co., of Springfipl , Ill.,
will organize a Booster Clu in our town and coiifamnitV
with headquarters at our store; and the piano will be
given to the Best Booster.
Come to the store and have us tell you when the
"Big Booster" will )e w\ith as to organize the Cl).
You may become a Booster and get
this Piano FREE of all Cost.
COME IN TO-DAY
Watch Our Announcement Next Week
J. C. Burns & Co.
RED IRON RACKET
The Booster Store
(Our Store for a time will be known as the Booster
Store, headquarters for the members of the Booster Club.)
Augustuis G. Hart, mo.
Attorney at Law PeRqtysoN, & T N M&
BANK OF LAURENS BLDG. At
In office recently "led by John M. Latweas, S. C.
Cannon, Teceased. Prompt and careul ttention given
Prompt attention given to all business t haw=".
Practice to an State Courts. Oi ce. ver l.tto hnk.