The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 14, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
LOW IRATES ON ALL
LINES OF TRAVEL
CONV ENI ENT TRAINS FRO
ALL I'OINTS
TO THE
BIGOEST HOLIDAY
OF THE YEAR
ile Sponsor and Ile Vindica
. the Most Famous Ranch in
World, comprising 100,000 Ac
of Prairie at Bliss, Okla., a
whose Name it Proudly Beare
I FROM ITS VE
Only True, Possi
Coming at the Zenith of Its Undi
Amusement puroro In New Yori
Advancing in three sensational
proud ascendanc' of the' LAR(il.
WILD WEST Sl10 V IN Tim WORI
or like now nowhera in existe!n<
solitary in conceded pre-eminer
beyond dispute. As big al
Frontier Ixposition as honan
If you know us of old, we ace
tion. It you know us only b
por
acql
tiont
II
t, and
tti
-By ~ ~ hava~ I 4diodEl
itor Telt Milli iltevths tRecord. i
Th( 5e 01mporary Iity coto sellron
c rs 03' throSoat i grolt Sis rel in Ii'ie
11Aire (11l1 TOL S On h wl. Tee
tiw y i~~ha roing Edmonds Todi
,.t Thllt thaiin11 danr 0of hyter oi
The temporargoinato ity (lo i('se i
cluot crop at (to. a proitls esulotn
on Iher thing Is d onle the o the Sowill I
bankrupt, is absoltutely absurd. l'o
the last live or six years cotton grow
ers of the South got splendid rej
for thfir cotton, and this whole e.
tioll has ofen growing rich. To suig.
gest that eane for o ie yver, (o
even fori less, becase before the ya
1iv Over priaes should advaofe) thc
section Is going to the dlogs beciuse il
citunot sell its cottonl. Is at i'pielltol
onllhe busoiess solidily of the South
Slundreds of thousands of holders o
scurites of all kinds thang th
country are seeing a depreciation in th<
value of their securities far, greatei
than the total loss of the cotton cro
of tihe South.ee lifti ye13'ar's croiti
were oth iony one-halfg dof las100
ye'r'slivip, atnd such notelinga tha
is1o IjjcursteJs whll fullycessarty -an<
tiole.nU t(0 Hundred thf ltins
inllale ot secuitides uploni wicho hI
owners' tae depeersdi~ tor diied
diintdens, Otd tile olers ofn. seui
reie t~ ning far i'otot tle -bilis
thellrs, awhlo ary twollynbl tof111 ael
ashae of~ sock nloyasinle bond re
ofathe every' St'oc rExchangoet inl~ ath
gownr oticto fae at condtito
twgese whicn thtnoit of tito cotto wr
gowterof Southt theyave metn
hJis odtin tbyefotto eone axpe
est onlbvhngfand at e notti rowinb
stheicangro lseis.(( ocl l
Sot arckato iuts fully o si-ranco
ntes fSot cand, what11 the haltn
inthe cottzone btd :means andechowl
i'ft the grters xtnd th e but
inteed by te dterln hand cotto<
relzf that ehthrohgout ivthe wcuntr;
theremosteyoang thesnd of mnad anr
ourae wit whrihou ainoeai
are maeetno te sam datagnaini uies
go mthting (towno eatseti ai
wths awhousae nhetor lve, advn
goer of te quths ihe. ho
gtnisation, herbnefetedor a r
tesg or thoeafo throw outho agpio3
:te dagie an iserin ex aple th
Sout ac peo ith thne rigf seffian
thiei war zone but hchiaehedb
uoremt oung dsmen. ofanda arc
ane' foft 'therecnesscwirhgwhichtor
Largest in Ei
Laurei
Th
!or
he
res
nd
Y NATURE, OURCE. ORIGIN AI
ble, Pretentious Weste
uinished, Aggregate Glory and Magnitude. 1
City, and Full of the lonors and Homage c
yeirs to the
E XCL.USIVE
-Do Its PIa CKE
C. Superbly "DUsky Demon
ice. SuIIemo of Okia"oma
l perfect a 11"4ln.
possible. Fight for Life
I Ill)i~itI(IUC- In a M~exican
nio introduc- "Bull inga
y enthu1siastic 0Only mian
rsay and re- itunt wh
t, lo t's get ever battledI Iyirchandeld,
tainted. ipa-ish b11 Itui escprsui
To ,o tM: g[ ln ese inl A lite-risken
elyWhfu at Crv 101 anch Wvi d
steadfast con- cerformistice, anid
we t1pon a NVOV-KUfT f3EI.
vaI of enlight.
g and iitructive pleasiret under the amr
been pusied to th(l imit for vour praiso aw
terni 'I ournament differing radiently anit t
rs. Its nppearalnce iere'T .n a1uslpieious pu
anid ti revolution in out door alllusetliits.
re, resource, research, inginuit.v. diversity,
(e of the institution, there will traverse 1
NDROUS FREE FORENOJ
FAITH AND HEROIM.
less of its heavy losses and of the clos
Ing of 111an1y avelliles of eiployielit
by reasoi of the war conditions, ''he
South, if we Were to Judge by the ut
teralnes of Some of its m11en1, and of
(lhe talk of bankrulty of the wiol
'ectioni because it may get $200,000,
(100 or $:00,000,o00 less fol cotton thai
it got last year. is not ileasiring it
to the situation.
Fortun ately tis is S ot the spirit ol
tile South and thesi people do not vo0(
I he real South. It is time that ti
pimblic Should hear from those wh<(
have faith in thellselves, faith in theji
ability to llaster the situ atitol, fiaitl
iIn the ability or the South to lleet. th
i temporary adverse conditions, to heia
I.l'll Illen Who are Ilot affrighted bl
every storim, and who know from ex
I perielice what it is to make every ad
Verse condition a Stepping Stone t<
Iligher things. Let tle voice of thh
South be lieard, and let tle 11en or tlt
South who wanlt to be counted as rea
l men sho'w by their actions that the)
L deserve to march in the front rank o
I (lie army of the unafr'aid.
fDuring thie recent years of inereas
3 lng prlosperlty (lie peolie of tihe Souti
have hardly given to religious aetivi
ties of all ,kinds that degree of earn
- est work and liberal contributioml
f which God had1( demnanded of them. We
I have all been mluch absorbed In ti
- m~oeyimaking opportulities om,. th<
pleasurie-glving expI'eies or 'ii
i imes. Flushed w"ithi rapiidly increiij
Iig material deveilpent tile Souti
ihas to at considlerable extent, ini keep
- ing, hlowever, with the rest of thi
- Cotuntry. beeni developing t~lendecie:
of oxtravaganice and of waste tha
r' nieeed to lie chieckedt.
It is unforlotulnate that thlese t enden
d ees shollid hanve to lbe checked by the
S aplhling conitions11 existing ill Ilu
> r0o1e; and1( yet i luroe's a wful war ha:1
b'lroulghlt us5 face to face wIth aii situia
I (lonl that demandlits thie earliest, praiyer
t ful thloulght of' every one.
I The South1 h~as Iae itrCialbs and( tibl
r) uions an01 td poverty3 ill tile past, an'
I, it hias met tileml with hIleroism. 14ki
- tile Con federate soiertFt of old, Wil<
1 mianiy a time -had to bulli e Is belt
lilttle tighter ill orer~ to make hi
- stomlachle forget thie absenice of foodi
ile Southl in 0other days wvhen trial:
0 came upon It, butckled the belt a lit
e tie tighter, learneod to grin and( boaf
t it, and out, of appiarent (disaster woI
y .vietory. it needs1 to d10 this no0w. Al
1 .of u1s have to learn these hessonis soon1
I,:e or 0later01, and1( fewv of us ever Cs
e icape individulliy thle experience whiel
C tile South as8 a whle~ is passinj
e thlroughl. The way ill wichd (lie ind(1
* viduli meets these condiitions prove
;, whet her lie has st rength of characte
y and( backbonle to conquer them. o
- whethier ho is a wealkling and is con
qu (ieredi by them. 'The same thing
trite o>f a section or a nation.
- ( Dueo to the present haltIng in th
fhandling of cotton there may be som
nl I halting in contributions to the missiei
n work of the South; and yet if the ad
s verse conditions under which th
-Sounth in laborina force the -Deople c
istence. Never
as, S. C., F1
at Bully, Woolly
MLER BROS.&]
HG RDJ
ID OWNERSHIP, THE
n Frontier Exhibition *
'be Show which Created an Unprecedented
I this Entire Country, Canada and Mexico,
1"'T THE LARGEST SH(
';v d a sale silo,
Co's. store, Laurvens.
same as at si
explhia
cst. tec noi, fi
Comp~tor -
le tents. Mranis icr:l ener.-r
id patronale. A tendou
iunenitally froem ali f u::iiar
blic holiday evenilt. A revel . ,
l)i-paying th ' inprecedeited
inthty, aicuev ar(l mag
he prinepacil thoroughfacres a
STREET PARADE
this section to turn their thouightIs to
the worship of God and to thanksgiv
ing to Iliml that they are saved froit
the awful calamities under whicl En
rope is living, it may be that ont of
tle smaller things of this year the
Soutlh will give as much as it Is
heretofore given out of the larger
things which it had. As we view the
sitiation in IEu 0rope With its indescrib
able horrors, every manl il tils Coln -
try, and espe alay every in n i 11(te
South, ought tobe much in p"aye
thinking the Almighty for tlh houncid
less blessings which we ei->y.
iMI'(I1iT.\NT TlO ALiL WOMEN
RE ADERlS OF THIIS P1AIl'E lf
Thousardc n ; I ith iocuiads of w0.
im'enc have hkidney or bladder trouIble
and nlever 51siuspcIt it.
\\olmen's complaints often prove to I
be nothing else but kidney trouble,
or thep result of kdney or biiacder (is
ease,
if the kidneys are not in a henIthy
co:alition ithey may cause the other or
guns to become diseased. -
You my suffer ia great deal wilb
pain in the back, bearing-down feel
higs, headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, ir
ritable and may be despondent; it
makes any onle so.
lBnt hundreds of wvomen claim that
Dr. Ktilmer's Swamnp~oot, by restor
ing health to the kidneys, piroved to
he Just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
A good kidney medicin ., possessing
real healing and curativ value, should
be ai blessing to houisa ds of nervous,
over- worked wor en./
Many send fo iajample bottle to
see what Swamp t. the great Kid
ney. Liver' and B dder Remedy will
do for thema. Every reader of this ipa
jier, who hacs not already tried it, by
enclosling ten cents to Dr. Kilmer &
Co., Hlinghiamiton, N. Y., may receive
- mminile size .hcottle by Parceel Post. You
.a en icurchcase thce regular fift y-cent
nrd 0?ne-dolIa r size bottles ait acli d rug
t (;et id of sdummrer's poisoin g
i'race up for Au~ ttumin-he re the thingc
. Now I15e for~ :t-oz. hottle, (used to hce
35e). 25e for 7-oz. bottle (used to ihe
e* * * * * * * * * * * * *.* * * *
* YOUNGJS NEWS. *
* *
i Youings, Oct. 12.-We are having flne
weather for gathering cotton. Very
littLie cotton Is being sold( in Lhis conm
mi minity. Fcamers are ipushin g ahead
with thle sowing of grain.
,Ouri school and( Lice Friendship
Sschool willl both beginc next. Mondacy
October 19th. Wo are to have three
et techIers this session. Miss Lucile
('ox -who wats our -assistant lacst ses
I sion, has accepted the Shiloh school in
- Dials -township. She left Saturday for
- hoer boarding place and begins hier'
school today. Miss C'ox did very efii
d cent work In our' school and we hope
- she will find her new position both
4 pleasant and profitable.
The young people of this section at
r' tended a .singing at the residence of
- Alexander Abecrombie Saturday night.
s Mesats. J. H. Aberombie and C. E.
Wilkie i-ttended the singing at Selma
Sin Spartan-burg county yesterday.
( i ay Glenn. who has just completed
i j studies h1r the E~pworth orphanage, is
now visiting his uister,.Mrs. Mills Cox,
a|Hie expects to go soon to worki in a
f J marble yard for the last loan' yeas he
Divides. Only
riday, Oct
Real Wild We.
,DWARLINGTONS
L LWlLD
Leading and Daz
A Sinon-Pure, Original Authentic, 'I
Enacted b RIA., 'PRONT!I
Wutching ot. A STINTLESS STORE
1W COMING HERE
< ay at Pow I)rg
1rivvs exa I l tih
10%) Y'l ' I I
rw grmj.,IoI r ItT ,
sand Cow
I h~ 'r-asscf'1 and is. passi
Bdi'i- !-he Ladies anc
u1 polite and thou'!ht(ul for t
N-s':orn Life and Thrilling Sc
the 101 :% anch Performances,
aIntructcd in N-. ,er-to-be-forj
has received Instruc1tion inl this linIe
of work.
ir. C. W. Wilkie and family spent
Wmeinesday night with Mr. W. 11. WiI
kie's family.
Born to Mr. and .irs. J. 1H. Aber
croibie October :Ird, a boy.
lirltted a few days ago, an infant of
Mr. Lonnie Starnes.
PitESiDE1N' 11.i1iNu11ON TALHS.
irges South to tiahe AdltanItag(e oi Its
Facillity to) 1(alse laihe Stock Prolit
ably.
Washingt on, October S.---'"'lhe re is
a silver lining to the clod whicii
halings over tlie market for (ot.tn an
Cott oil -seed produticts," sai(i Presidel
l:.riisoi of Souhiir itailway 'om
pa ny today. "One of the great advanl
t ages of the South for the produ(letion
of beef and for the lairy indu1lst ry is
'.'i the lse of cottoni-seed mteal and
h1i:lIs as parts of a balanced ration
for dairy cows and for fatten ing cat
tle for market.. 1'nder normal 011i
tions a very large proportion of the
coiton-sced meal anid hulls produced
in the South i la )Orted-Ger'many,
ilelgium, anid I lollan~d being par'ticu
larly largo users of these products.
The war in Euirope will greatly di
mninish exporti to these couintiries andl
as result pr'ices of both meal anfd hulls
ar'e now abnorimally low.
"This condition offers the South
ern farmer an opplortunlity to recoup)
himself foi' some part of' his loss due
to the low prices plaid for' cotton and(
cotton-sceed. Bly feeding meal and~ hulls
in proper proportion with other feeds
to dairiiy and beef cattle, lie enni secure'(
a dlirect lirofit fromli these cattle andi~
at the samelI timef have' at utply of ma
nure1 for' building up the lprodulctivity
of his farmi.
"It has long been apparenit tha:t the
weake'st. poinlt ini agricuolture in the
('ottoni belt has been the negleet of
liv st oek. The 'a rmer's of t hatI re
gion have( an unutsuial (iiootunity. If
tl'ey are' to makel( the most of It. as
lung as. liresenlt coiditlonis conitinue,1
there should be ito shi 1pmen ts 01' cat -
tle from the cot ton helt of the Rouith
to other localities eiti.c:- er feedinig
or' for' dairy purp'loses andi many farm
er's may find it profItable1 to buy beef
0o' diry 'alttle ini otheri Parts oif the
Unitedi States."
Whenever You Need a Geoner at Tonk,
Take Girove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chilil Tonic is equally valuable als a
General Tunic bceause it conitains the
well1 knownt toic propertiesof QUIN INl?
and( IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drive.,
out Malaria, Enriches the Bllood and
Builds uip the WVhole System. 50 cents.
Apply Sionn's Freely For Lum~ibago.
Y'ourl at tacks of Lumbago arec not
nearly so hopeless as they seem. Yout
can relieve them almost. nautantly by
a simpule atpplientin of loan's Lint
ment on thte back and 1o is. Lutmbnigo
is a formn of rheu mat m~i, and yields
perfectly to Sloal 's, v lich penetrates
quickly all in thiro gl the sore, tenderi
muscles, limbers the back and
makes It feel fine.~ Get a botti of
Sloan's Liniment f' 25 cents of any
druggist and have it in the house
against colds, Bore and swollen joints,
rheumatism, neuralgia, scIatica and
like ailments. Your money' back if
not satisfned, but it does give almost
instant relief.
Dne Coming.
23rd__
HOlM
dian
Ever
FroA
zling All Other Tc
Iluminating Expsition of Spectacular
:R V IRU The e()c Show
AND STAGGERING SUCCESSION OF S
Cowboy.'A
rtiends, tribes
tepees, lundre
veterans and e
trappers, explor
the wilderness,
riders, pon~y ex
lariat expe't
steer throwers,
..I long-hiorned st
mces, 2 P. M, and 8 PM buinaloes, idii
)pn en Hour Earlier for Cossack to (o
me :to the oindian Village gai Im ('s, C('0
boy Encampmenlt perils, adventi
-I d.'ily rou tinef m1
ng repro!uced in AN ARENA OF PRAIRIE
I Children, or let them conic alone
ieir comfort and pleasare-to see its Pictui
enes of Prairie Activity. Know that inna
and tiat they will be Interested, Amuse<
fottena Measure.
Most Skin Trouble
Readily Overcome
rhe Active Principle of a
Famous Remedy Works
Wonders.
'Manly pt'ople Ie ma' irvel1d the way
" c. '.. r r ,Im , isin I r1b1 es. 1 e k
phi ihno is i3hlnfc ituu S. S. S. Works
I 11) 1 h m bl ! b
intrt e and et odinry mass of rer' .
and4 vi In l.
W in- lolmi jm to ralb) that the skint
and t h!e nh'sh bnean: r mll posed' of it
ntwrillk of titty blood .'git rlj you 041 olve th14e
Thl1re Ar nd e r fu141 1 eleuin' ual propeort WS
tin s. %. iui. t follow the grairs , -of tat
blood streams jutit natur f y ts (lhe most
noroi sing fod el 'ame fit'd.
it Is lre'larll I n Arkmnr i- bl . re e. 14. tn
Juntan 118.on ingredt It. Ahe neie purposei
helh selflecion'l' of ( ('1own ' lssenti l nutrl
matttr Alnd'rl the d 1na1 elmensiof wti
mathless blod urirt areJt na ~ie ssen
tin t wellbalaned healts thes nutlo
t8.u elemen.to fofl34 t the , 1gr 1n ' fatd
Ntnepofminerato drugs. eaeo l a.islutsd
in it110 prpra.n Ask fo8.S.S n
Take intipn havi n ile Adif ytiy do
Octret' kIllful vi c ' a counI upon nit
to th oldlen r-ti'arm ent. hi(e(eseift
oLt noit allw' 11ea'loclk elo
qd. uel over lomething1 ''Just asl god" as
e.13.IR.uto oo tha u twith the( aleond
maineals eare of sal subt~ ils
""Iis t upon I. -. 11.
FANTTETEON
Wae notiry thtin stck alltheyo
fcollo Iwingrnerafnl eon
Bo ycsddg s Amdminista
torhofche ate of 10.cc t 410 decised
workh cflied o themg of pl'-at
ch..and pnrte sait e rcud~l ilpl
foylfl'Su"o disc re, rm my 0rut0
aloAdmisra~or.oi uesal 6
lAoyd Sesn ind'Lebted o sid estat
aenlleyd uend Ho eiuid to 2ak
paydnment thallte and ll.prson
having' Laimsnt agaiim said etat4wl
dly' Lprivent, are v.rbarr00
llod'.Wom ad CndTio T'. medli.1,
Seopd. Wor. a91.-- odto. ag.10
MrFSock Saleer!
Ry's Pharmedies
oy'seo Lcure e, smal ,.5
ONLY, V EXI0AN
(ONltESS
ONLY RUSSIAN ARMY
ME N
inual Cowboy ana tor grl
lay Tour with Tribes of in.
I from adicining Reservations.
y Figure and Feature Of--wd
i the Prairie
hnted Shows
Western Life and istory.
Youl have beenl Wait-ing. anel
ENSATIONAL SURPRISES.
owgirls, vacqueros,, guardins
of I ndians fresh fromn their
ds of representative CNirts,
lebrities of bor(ler life, scouts,
e >inei#uers of
fear <~s ioligh
prms vt ter"'ns r
(.5,
:e.photirs ofndE~
I bkig hrses
I-ers, hecrds of
tresl, o tcs, 4
id battles of the
PROPORTIOWN.
-they will find A
mre *.cal true I
conce is safe at J
1, Anmzed and
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers ard Embalmers
lnered aly hours, cay or r it ht.
LAURENS, S. C.
Simpson, Cooper & B-ibb,
Attorneys at Law,
V/l prctiet in all State O u.rta.
prom .pt attelti(jol givertoall suxrineas.
PIANO TUNING
IJ. S. WILLARD'
Telephone'-"
S. M. & E. I4. Wilkes & Co.
B. R. TODD
Engineering and Contracting
Land Surveys a Specialty
ancrete Work 8 fifully done or, in
Drawings and 'estiniates of all KIndL
Telephone No. 346
Laurens, S. C,
o. 0o0
Of11ee of' ('ompi troller of the Cu rrenfc'y
Washington, 1). C., Aag. 31, 1911.
WI I li EiA 8, by satlisfactory evidene
presenltedi to thIie undelrsigned it has
b~ien muade to a piear that "iNT1011.
PI'isiE NATIONAL BANK OF LAW.
ItiGNs' In the ClT'1Y of LA UlliNS,
ini the countiy of LA UlENS, andt
State of SOL'TI C/AiIOLIN, has
coml)ied iclwith. all the jprov isions
or the Statutes of the I'nited
States, refluired to be vom plied with.
befoie an associa tion shll bI e auit hori
ized to commence~ the business or
banking;
,NOW TF I EltEFOIIE, -1, JO01 IN SE ELa.
'ON WILIA *M S,) ' Lptroller of tho
Curriecy, (1o I by cert-Ify that
01" LAI'ill ENS' In the 1'I TY oI
LJA UlENS, in the county of lAU
HtENS and State of SO-TIF.
OAlt.0LINA, Is anthorlized to comn
mlenee t he buisinless of Itankinug as pro-.
v'ided1 in S'ectIon Flifty-one hun rdredu
andlh sixty-nline of the Re~vised St aues
of the United States.
CONVII SI ON of NnerpriIise hank,
Laurens, S. C.
IN 'TESTVL\MONY WINlER100F wit aess
lmy hand aind seal of office
(S'eal) thIs 3'st dany of AL'GLST,
1914'.
(SIgned)
JNO. SK ELTrON WIILI A Ms,
Comnptroller* of the Currency.
8-10(,
118W Tlb Give Quinine To Children.
P'~nRILINT~Is the trne-miark name given to an
took not ds urb ther stenoh
Children take tai bever know It Is Qiintne,
Alsoe illy pie toadults wh cannog
. no na nor