The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 21, 1914, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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ADVEL'TISE1I PIINTING COMPANY
Laurens, S. C.
kLISON LEM, President
&RT1'ill1 LEE Sec. and Treas.
'Advertising Rlates on Application.
Obituarles unid ('ard of 'I'lTanks: One
ecent at word.
Etntered at the postoillice at Laurens,
S. C., as second class mail niitter.
L1.'IINS, S. C., OC'T. 11, 1914.
The Advertiser will be glad to
receive the local news of all the
communites In the county. Cor.
respondetits are requested to
sign their names to the contri
bution.. Letters shoild not be
malled litter than Mondiay morn
Ing.
It i, rp rt eil in lth inan al circls
thai : ith ii-\tetl it u te of Nflw I-iig
lal ar lin lhe shrinkai~g, inl thet
southl mn accounit of this sectionl's- inl
I!Hilt t n rk t it:s crop a a proit
ablef price. The mor( al fo()r th I nIf ills
to draw fro t I his is to t11kw tilt mtar
R vt for thek ra w (a tlon pro44labh-q and
then the iarkel for hli Cinisi1.l
goods w ilIl he heilpel. After all,. the
?othi bing in a rathier teinti'tati cli
nitei is a largie coISl neriiit of its owi
pol tafter it hIms gone 11hrough the
il ts and : nytii n g whitlh a Iects
effet on m thl. de 11lnl for thll finlished
\Acit'rilig Io t1h' fir. ill a recen
I ai tt tifpr n'ty inu l' sItih h in -
<i 111 from i u - hil A ltvi ihtIso
Ii w (1 h'ti it t , as a I I dI'( ill a (It
dol ilt' l Fi't'j l w aIo fiIht h il ci rllar
ine .. - .1 1 la l, 111. T is io s
twr d ly on, .fu u oI in *vs i lria
1lat '.:.. !lte t o tilt :l Wit. tlt e t h i t iii-1
ii'te se it ll b roperty t l u I, tb uthd
silltt.i 'a i as a b iou . 1 pubgli t
aion ll d1It rmi - the wa ilIt' o1a w old
elpitl bint thl to il n o ut has1.1 i 1ro-y
Ierill oe Tan tA n Ot' hEt p o s
Satholl 1 1 :-o l e Tit i er catin . Tla -
C rease Il n vaille til a' lll
takeseop wa sh lty('iiiic 15 agalyist
a (ot 'ou,21 tll te as o ite ts a iin oth
Sn' erjd waI' s niE 0 liEr bsht
eai t bt'iiot o e nil redii li ( -
ton M(t hit'Le. Takigthe otail houl
eate in' i -ot. the p iie cap ia in
treset 'i wo:yt valu' and that sothe
tshalt'fhote. was aot b$a1.0 agalinst
thebu of e0 in the utyas ad whoin.
thea seI alu of whtesecetl prd-t
taksabai to sh. byhs chhmiwa anat~s
that &ottne vse oft roducts of
ainushnllentlty ormuch1(er abushoi'as
1.and wcit riodlctsflr thd bran.e
ting state t1htth nutriive thle wid
cofftone se itour i tho andhii onlel
tome that of whseat onr an'd Ita thle
lautroitievlu le oft cot ton seedus
is' half' t o eptt of wha ba.Icluding
I te( i vau Iof i Sin the. tale anditt using.
th'.esell I al ue ofwhat poroducts
at s ain Mr.' i Jnonei lae hoitewiltha
the'inthri'nsio vatoft'poducts etzof
a~ bsteps o IttoI:~'n [eed tre wot th
$1..n t'de wet p oduts 11.0 the cotmto
tihing.y Mr. .lhnson ascib te widet (1(1
diffne !oiitwee the~lii llingh srecd
of.1( the Iiwo nasst if prodsuicts to' te.
laot' knowt'i' dgeto f te cot ton satet'
products b.,t!:i tedareifthuero
ducer adoe cinor, ii ea points wut,
howeier.i t'i th lcc isan fori food.
s~t uffs ii t t ' imedi teti fu tre lill
as foo eeia ltand tha('t itf that pro
pler sitepsi iiI sre at. now. thIre southii
canl:iili reou ittI loe n i thi cottln
fibr byitin on the curo ttond Iteed.
Hi advIx.iohe holdng nilth th Ii seed '
adth Ii': untilf thisac htit arrivei.
for the lin a hell cot ton partmer
frhm hittle rhe'en. iredanmteni tt tho
v et tla'em f(thi :wod' foroducts
UShe Ii -:)1 nd hil, t t.he s'ahmed bym
first convincing the public of the food
Value. A portion of these two seed
products have been used before in
the south and the remainder has been
sold at a profitale price to people of
other countries. If this proiltable
price cannot be maintained by selling
it as hitherto, as we have already
said it worttd seem to be the best
1oli(y, eseia'iilly In view of the wide
'-preal deteIniation to diversify in
(ItIStries. to use tile whole output at
home a 111d ' Ut their fuill vi value in beef.
Wli the iiitivatiol of other erops
and the tlii'ti1on of the doiestic
ferlilizert' W(.It Ilie growitIg of catil
wolld etail. tihe cotton problemll
wol, dI be latrsely Solved.
Snowdrift Lard in a class
by itself.
.\ Piture show feicket uvith every
aIn'l ('ohioee Sold this week tit .1. C.
Shell , ,'o.
,.1'1R011 DRAt.WN THU 'ISi).\V
('ommon Pleas ('ourt. to ('onenle thle
First Monday in Nos ember.
Tie fall terml of tihle court of com1
"lonl plis will Conveno 3onday. No
vembor 2nd. witl .idge T. S. Seinse
presiding. The, vountly is enititled to
a1 two- vo ks' torInll, hit a 4l(i1itoi lIts
not yot bveenrace who'thel orl not
the full time will he tiliz'']. Th e fol
hmvillown .inrors were4' drawn TI 'lt11 Itshy:
L.:utronls E. 0. .\Alers- on. \\. b'.
Soxton. Nathan lRichardson. .1. E.
S-iwtzwr. .1. 1). Soxtonl.
l)ills- -1). .\. lohler. .10o. \\'. Ow
ing . . M. Htrooks. It. C. ()wings, S.
b'. Owinigs. .1. 1,. P'ower. 1'. C. .\rml
strong. A. C. Shell.
Youings - A. C. Crowv. N. \\. l'ation,
Ii. .1. (4oo w ill.
Seillelown--\\'. 1). Patltersol. 10. \\'.
.acks -.100 1t. .\dair.
Iluniit e -- \' A. (;alloway, R1. If. Hlat -
tlon, \\. 1.. Fa1r.r, E. If. S e
Cros s Hlill - It. .\. Iloyee. .1. Andur--.
sonl .ones. S ).1). .ll's. 0. It. Pitts.
Walrloo -til01 \\'. Simills, W. W.
Suitiiva n W. If. .\lnroo. .1. .\. Cr-aw..
ford. S. It. Nelson. I'. b. .\brams. N.
\l. \\ 'sson. .1. 'l. Kigtt.
C'oiee week ni . ( '. Shelf , C'o.. 1t hii .
114.4. n - tit 11144. 11l11'r 4icture Shim
fickhet free w1ith eaich (can1 of vco)ff e 4
(l Il'sers. Saheill 11and 1 a1-Nots,
.\fter uig ;'-T"onceo you
Will ilV g41i allse goaslion1 for I
asking "Whal. can I do 4) r-t rid of
Yet" hr.u
Corns? Uis
* G.TorS-T." .. v *
e i V.a...h -
oul pilreoably ate tired .ticki ng o
tape that won't stay .stuck, lasters
that shift themlvies right 0on your'
corn'f, (contrIalpthons t hat make a buni
dlie 0of your toe and~ pruess right down
0n the corni. P'ut two'( drIoip of
"GETS-IT" on that corn in two sec
onds. The corn ia then doomed as
sure as night follows day. The corn
shr'ivels. TIhere's no paini, no fuss.
if youI thin1k this sounds too good to
ho tue try it tonight on any corn,
callus, wart or bunion.
"G10TS-JT" is sold by druggists
ev'erywhere, 25c a bottle, or Aent di
rect bty E. [Lawrence & Co. ,Chicago.
"GNTS-IT" is sold in L~aurens by
Laurens D~rug C'o. and Rays Pharma
cy.
IF CHILD IS CROSS
FEVERISH AND SICK
J44Lo, Motheli(r! If Tongute is ('onted,
(Cleanutse little bowel's i th "'alifori.
nh a y rupj of l''its."
('hildren love thils '"fuit I axativ,
adi nothinig else ('4leases the tendeir
stomlach. iivetr andi howe~4ls so niicely.
A (child( sim~lply will inot sto0p playing
to em0pty the~ bowels. and the r'eslt Is.
thley becocne tightly clogged withI
waste, lIver gets si jggish. stormacih
sours', then~t your it'hle one becotmes
cross5, hair-sick, fever'ish, dlon't ('at.
51leep Itr1 act naturall -$, b rea th is bad,
system11 llI of cold, lhas so rd thrioat,
stomachle-nehle or d trrhoea. Listen.
.\(other'i'! See if tongue is contfed. then'I
giv~e a teasp~hoonfl Ioft'( "aIi fotrniIa Sy rutP
of iFigs,"' and~ itn a few~ htours all the
conlst]ipaite iwaste, sour1)101 bile and l n
diigested4 l'ood passe' out1 of' till systtemt,
.\liilionts or mo~therls give "Ca':lifornlia
83y'rup of1 Fi"gs" becauis' I is perfet4lly
('r tails t4o act onI the~ stontch, lIvetr
and1( howels.
Ask your d'41rugglst for' a .~M-eent bot
whe ith 'i ha fulldtirt I'll Itor habis.
('hildren'I or all ages andit for' gr'own-up~s
pdlinly 14rinted'( on the bottile. hlewar'e
of (013 tountriel.5 sold here. G;et the g('n
tneI, ma1~de by "'Cailiforni a Fig Syru'llp
('omnanv." nresne anote kind
BEWARE OF SPEEDY SURGEON
Authoritative Opinion is That Expert
Must Take Time to Do Really
Careful Work.
"Beware of the surgeon who has a
record for speed In performing opera
tions," advises Sir Berkely Moynihan in
his recent address before the liritish
Medical association. The great dif
forence in shock and prostration fol
lowing different cases of the same 'op
oration is usually the result of op
posito methods.
The gentle surgeon who handles the
tissues and organs as if they were his
own and avoids bruising or insulting
the nerves as if they were awake and
conscious must take much more time
for his work.
The operator who works with one
eye on the clock lacerates, tears and
ulpsets a Patient's Internal economy,
uid he is much miore likely to over
look something. Second operations
most frequently follow quick, bril
liant first performances.
Doctor Moynihian refers to tho
tactics of the brilliant speed* record
holders as "canino methods." Of
course, nolbody wishes to bo upon the
operating table a moment longer than
necessary, nor ' to take an extra
breath of ether. lilut the results of
a few drops more of anaesthetic are
negligible and not to bo compare(d
with the miserles and often fatal ef
feet of shock.
"The Perfect surgeon must have the
heart of a lion and the hand of a
lady, never the claws of a lion and
the lieart of a shop. Ani operation is
dono quickly enough when it is dono
right."
All Nations Smoke.
There is hardly a country In the
world where tit pipe is not smoked in
one form or another.
The Kafllir (early loves his pipe,
and, failing the genuine article, will
use anything that will hold tobacco
from a piece of Iron piping to a cow's
horn. When not even these are avail
able he wiII use the earth! lie does
this by packing a small hole to hold
tle tobacco, from which lie makes a
passage for the smoko by pushing a
curved piece of wire through th(.
grotid. lie then lies face (downwards.
applies a light to the tobacco, and Is
lips to the grouid, at the spot whero
lie has \vithdrawa the wire, and
slloke-S in peace.
Iln nmany villages of the northwest
provinces of india are to be found pub
lie looaib0 lor Ile useo and comfort
oLf tra\velers.
'veryole has heard of the North
American's pip0 of' pvece. (ieneral
i lucler's pipwI-Smoelking wan of a very
differentt character. lie appointed a
tnan to tle Dost. of "pitipe-iaster,"
whOse dilty it was to till a. 111g clay
pih and14 hand1i it to the general before
('very eilgagellent. Iilliher would
then enijoy a few wiliffs, give back the
piOe, and gallop to tle liI ng line.
Just One Minute.
Having finally cornered their victim,
certain New York guinen permitted
hii1m one in into In which to pray.
Then they gave him the usual quietus
and went about their business as ac
tive New Yorkers are expected to do.
The prayer of Labby the Lout Isn't
known. It probably embodied a fran
tic appeal for some miraculous Interpo
sition between the expectedi bullets
andl his own vulnerable person.
And while lie prayed the grimi gun
men stood by readly, watchful, inexor
able.
it was a tragic inicident-a tragedy
with melodramatic trimmings--and Its
most pitiful feature was the readiness
of theso young mur'derers to execute
what may have been some fancied call
for justice-the Justice that prompts
murderers to eliminato traitors and
Informers and spies.
So Labby the Lout had his moment
for prayer-and breathed out his life
and his amen together.
Radium Found In Salvador.
Information has just been obtained
that In the Central American republic
of Salvador a reasonably certain find
of radium has been located. This de
posit was discovered at Cerro Pelon,
in one of the northern departments,
Sensuntepeque, not far from its chief
town.
The discovery was made by an Eng
lish engineer who some1 years ago
made careful studly of the mineralogy
of the (district andi took home with him
samples from the mines there. An
assay of these samples showved a very
complex combination (of minerals, but
at that time little value was placed on
them.
Recently this engineer made further
analysis in the light (If his larger ex
perience and they gave undoubted
evidences (of containinig radlium, andl
two qualified enginecers were sent over
to make further and more detailed in
Ivestigations of the or'es.
For a Moment He Was Alarmed.
When Grout P'. Smtith, ai phlilosophiic
ally-Inclined citizeni or. Petunia,
roached home the other eveninig, thio
hiredl gili, a loquiacious Speron,51 met
him at. the gate, all a-flutter with ex
citemeni'lt.
"Oh, Mr. Smith," she hissed, 'a book
agent was hero this afternon, and lie
hieldl your wife on his lap!"
"That so?" was the reiply. "I was
afraid you wer'e going to say he so1ld
hoe* a set of cyclopedias."-Kansas
City Star.
Largest Motor Ship.
The Siam recently built at Copenha
gen is the largest motor ship In the
world. She is 427 feet long and ha.
a displacemeiit of 13,200 tons.
BIG CiRCIS FRIDAY.
Wild and Wooly West Depleted by the
Greatest Combination Ever Put To.
gether.
Jingling spur1s of cowboys. their
gally colored shirts and wide con
breros are seldom seen those days,
while the music of the six shooter has
given way to the'hum of the Whill and
reaper. andot other civilizing iniluences
live brought us down pretty well to
one pattern. But this is not so along
our solitliern border.
Pick out ally spot along thle 2,000
miles of frontier betweeni tihe Fulf of
.\lexico and the Pactlic and you will
find plenty of romance and action
still remailing oil both sides. All of
It is transplanted in thle performances
that Miller B rothers and Iodward Ar
lington's 101 Ranch Real' Wild West
will give here on Friday, October 23rd
at Fowler's show grounds. For the
presentation of frontier sports and
pastimes Mexico contributes banda
rillos, matadors, revolutionists, .Ya
quis, rurales and vaqueros, while the
Americans furnish cowboys, cavalry.
rantgers, plainisdtien, trappers, sha Ip
shooters and Indians of many triles.
All 1the participants of tle wild West
are fir 1ed witIh th1e aura1"I of excitemti4
which vibratas about all Who live in
all atmttosplere of adveture. TIey
resen't1 tt intelligent restrospect of
the l ile and the PlI( , ot11 only iII its
physical aspe t, but historically and
hittaily.
Why Not Publish lIII
Whlen you walit a fact to become
getie rally kntownvt, the right way is to
publish it. .\Mrs. .loseph liallan, Peri,
Ind., was troubled with belching, sour
stomach and freq uent headaches. She
writes, "I feel it my duty to tell oth
erts What Chamberlain's Tablets have
dotne fotr Me. They have helped my
digeslotin and reguilated tmy bowels.
Since using them I have been entirely
well." l'or sale by 111 dealers.
Il"E'S SON PASSES AW.AY.
('apt. It. E. Lee Answers to Ilte Fial
lltl-('ill at, iome.
Washington, O0. 20.---h, ws was
received today of the death of Capt.
lobert l' .0L', sonl of (;teneral N.
1,ev. Cofederate comu andor. last
night lin ling Wiliati colitty, Virgin
inl. Ie entered the Conifederaio armlty
as ItI ar1tillyy privato atmi waS Ipro
tuoted toto the14 i rank of .Captain. Sinc('e
the war he has been living 4atnietly in
the Coluntry. lie was tile aliuthor of the
recollec-tionls and Ieters of (;eneral
Rtobert M0. Leve.
4-et 1 free ti(cket 1o , lhe picture
slow 11nih ('c en (tllof coIfee bomhiIlt
Mt ,J. '. Shell ('o, tills week.
KeenI Tour Stomnileh and Liver Hlealthly
A vigorous Stomach, )erfcct. work
itng Liver and regular 'acting Bowels
is guaranteed if you will use )r.
iitg's New Life Pills. They insiure
good Digestion, correct Constipation
and have anl excellent tonic effect on
the whole systei--Purify yourp blood
and rid you of all body poIsonis
through the Bowels. Only 25c at 3our1
druggist.
Perfect Friendship.
There is nothing more sacred than
friendship, and it Is impossible to pro
fane it by drawing the veil from its
ministries. The charm of a perfectly
noble comnpan ion ship between two
souls is as real as the perfume of a
flower, and is impossible to convey by
word or speech; nature has made its
sanctity inviolable by making it for
ever impossllei to revelation and
transference. I cannot translate into
any language the delicate charm, the
inexhaustible variety, the noble fidel
ity of truth, the vigor and splendor of
thought, the unfailing sympathy of our
ardent friendships; they are a party
of the forest, and one must seek t~hem
there.--Hamilton Wright Mabie.
.1 ictuire show ticket with every
(canl of ('offee sold this week at J. ('.
Shell & ('o.
Snowdrift Lard cheaper
than hog lard.
Have Us Look Over
Your Carriage
oc'casloonally toi see if ceery ntt and
hiolt is in goodl condl~itionl If every
thintg is all right. y'ou dotn't have to
pay13 us artthIintg. Anid if' there shiould
htapplento b0le anyt3thintg wrong we re
itnr it for a111( mo'drate siumt and prob
ably save you fto a11C more or lessi
serieus accident ais well.
J. D. SEXTON & SON
LAURENS. S. C.
IN TH[ BUY A BAL I
The above is the front of the pro
& Company, showing two bales of cot
gressive firm of S. M. & F". 11. Wilkes
ton bought on the Buy-A-lIale plan
for firms they represent. In all, this
firm botight. ten bales, one for the
iiihmonid Stove Works, one for the
M.\ajestic iange Co., and eight hales
at. tle retuest of the Philipii's- lutitorf
.\lfg. Co.
Another firm which interested it
,;elf in the Iliy-A-flale movoment was
A. 1'. .ahaffey, who reieeved an order
for ole bale from) It. C. Williais &
o., or New York, the "Searlet fIraild"
whlclesale grocers. This firm stilpu
mlaed particularly that the cot-ton be
botight from some rarimer who really
needed help. .
TI'he Advertiser has on its desks let
ters from a number of different firms
wIto had been addressed by local firins
in the i interest of the movement. All
of these sent replies expressnig deep
interest inl the imtovnmlient, most of
litn having bought largely in many
sothilierni cities. Among them are:
h th radulock-Terry Shoe (' Company.
'ie .Jarrell Company, of Iockford. Ill..
distril tors of the "N'lgin" sewing
machine, The C(incinnat ti Cloak & Stit
Company and Tray1or e Tailoring
Com ipaniy. Possibly ot her miier
SPECIAL NOT!CES.
Not ice --All personls ar'e warned
against hiring or harboring Onle Sam
.\lote'n, as he is uni der contract to me
from Sept. 1, 191-1 to Aug. 1, 1915. W.
P. Clardy. 13-it-)d
Found-Three helfer calves, now at
my house. Owner canl have sante by
calling at Fariners & Merchants
warehouse and pa~sing for this adver
tisoment. J W. H lenderson, 13-1t
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-White and
brown spotted pointer. Will answer
to name of Dash; hIS bump On end of
nose as though snake-bitten; about 2
inches of tail hits been cut off. Ite
wardi if returned to J1. AleC. Harks
diale, Clinton, S. C. 1 2-2t
TIo ICent or Work otn Shiare-A farm
in good stte or cultivation, 1 1-2 miles
from Laurens. A pply to Advert iser
oillece. 12-21
. Seed Oats for Saie-700 busheli
Banecroft rust-ptroof seed oats for
sale. S. J. Davis, Laurenis, Rt. 5.
4-ti
For Sale' or JRent,-Sealed proposals
to buy &-r rent, tihe plantation of the
late W. W, Jone105, containing 219 acres
'I miles tromn Laurens on road to Ora.
The terms of rent are for one year
from Jant.ary 1st, 1915, to December
1st, 1915. Terms of sale are 1-3 cash,
tihe balance on one, two and three
years time. Tile right to refuse any or
all bids is reserved. Rt. Fi. Jones, Execu
tor, Hattie J. Anyer, Executrix.
10-4t
Toned Up Whtoie Sysiem.
"Chamberlajin's Tablets have (lone
more for me than I ever dared htope
totr," writes Mirs. E'sther Alae Baker,
Spencerport, N. Y. "I used several
bottles of these tablets a few monthls
ago, They not only curedl me of bil
ious attacks, sick headachesi andi that
tired out feeling, but toned upi my
whole system." For sale by all decal
er8.
SCHOOL80K
o* :e e
POWE DRU4
ON TH-E SQUARE
)f COTTON MOVEIINT
... .....
...... ~ ~ ~ . . ... r
chants have received letters and
orders for cotlon which have never
been reported to The Advertiser.
In this connection, mention should
be llde of two ILaurens county "boys"
who have thought of the folks back
hibme in the time of depression. ''heCO
two young men ar l Messrs. ). V. A.
Neville and W. 11. Owens, .Jr., formerl'
of ('I lntoll, but now holding positions
with the Inter-stat Comlilc'e COI
mission in Washington. When the
hiuy-A-i'ale movement first started
Ithey went to one of tile enterprising
Washington frirms, Woodward & Loth
r-o01, and seciured from thel ln order
for two hale's a1 tell cents a pouni.
Writing of the kind receptioll which
they recleved at tile hands of this
firm, Mr. Owens stated that it is tile
largest. retail store In Washington.
"Th'iiey bought one hale throught. the
onmerclal Bank of Clinton and one
throunlih tie First National Bank of
Clinton. They gave 11 a very cordial
reception and respectful hearing alld
were very uileh Interested in tile
movement and the welfare of the'
souithern people." The though t fu Ile'
an fellow-feeling Sholy i 110111 by
.\Messrs Wlard & 1Iithrop and tile
two lanr'ells contly boys is to be
highly comenlilded.
~U
You will be delighted with
our wrist watches-our stoqi
embraces many artistic
shap~es and styles-all, of
course, in keping withl Falsh
ion's latest demands, a
'You canl securo a 34 kt,
solidl gold watchl withl a flex
ible extensionl bracelet at a
prie thlat will convince youl
It is a particularly excellent
pu rchase.
An exceptionally flne se..
lection is offered hlere--ee
us8 before buying.
Wilim 0alomosn
Exiper Watriinaher
3etwrier & rtuian
Kaurens,. - . O.
Ladies whio are nervous, weak and
discouraged from lon~ stanldinlg all
nments in tile generative organIsm will
find relief and tile spleedy restoration
of hlealthl and strengthl in 'DRt SiM
MtON'S SQUAW 'VINE WVINE. It ia a
womnan's mledicinle. It quiets inflam.
miationl, eases pain and puts thle body
Iln tine vigorous condit jon. Price $.I.00
iper bottle. Sokl hv all drugg lsts.
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anld school suppllies for all grades,
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ouf' Book Department. We are pre
ipare'd to eqluip) every schlolar from one
just beginning 01n up1 to tile senior at
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