The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 28, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
COUNTY FAIR' AWARDS.
(Continued from Page Two.)
1 pair ladies' shoes, $3.00, Davis
Roper Co.
Blue, M: H. Hunter; Red, J. L. An
derson; White, J. L. Anderson.
Class 8-Mediteranean.
139 Leghorn, White, pen.
12 liion table napkins, $3.00, Switz.
Comnpany.
1lue,. Mrs. .ohn Ilenry Nance; 11ed(,
-John Abrans; w hite, G. C.
Roper.
140 Leghorn, Brown, pen.
Ladies' rocker, $1.75, S. Al. & E. i.
Wilkes & Co.
.1111e, 0. C. Htoper; lted, D)r. G.F.
lughl; \Vhlite, 1.3. It. Plower.
141 Minorca, pair:
1 pair ladies' kid gloves, $1.00. by
-11. Terry.
Milue, R.. 14". Thom 011pso n; Rted, C. M1.
Babb.
142 Anconas. pen.
$1.00 In ierehandise, J. C. Shell Co.
ihie alnd led, .lOhn L. Anderson.
Class 4-English.
11-1 Orpinton, pair.
I palr hod room illippers, Alinter Co.
hte, ~William T1eve! Red and
White. .1. 11. Young.
1:15 (anme, Black, reasted Ied, pair.
A Happy Home
(Read What Peruna Did)
Mirs. Jailnes F. 81unimi1tt,' No. 1006
East Eighth St., .MuSeatine, Iowa,
w rites:
"ally healti was 3o mie ralelo for
years tl:t I was practleally 11n 1.
validI. ve had no famuily., owvig to
mly ill hecalth. I Was induled tl ill
.Peruna a trial, and found very qu!c'.0dy
that it was helping 111e.
lam
now well
and
Happy.
We have
A Baby
Boy
He is our
first and'
only
chi.
'I aim low well an ppy. We
have a baby boy, which e believe is
the diroct. cisequence of ly iim
proved health. lie is our first and
onl.\ clilld, and if Peruna had not
cured me of my allmnents we should
never have had him. I hope every
auffering woiin will give Peruna a
tialI, the same as I have."
Those who object to liquid medi
cinos can now procuro Peruna Tab
lots.
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SHOES
Son.
170 lest Hound dog.
Blue and Red, J. W. Bolt, Jr.
171 Best Hound bitch.
Blue and Red, J. W. Bolt, Jr.
M0xtra-Best pair Houid pups, one of
each sex.
1 boy's Iron wvagon S. M. & E. H.
Wilkes & Co.
Illue, .1. D. Cunlinghani; led, 1. 1).
W. Watts.
172 Best Beagle dog.
I can St. Charles coffee, $1.00. A. L.
Malahaffey.
Ilue, (Ily 1j. Wation; Red, 'arle
Laitgstonm. q
173 Best Deagle hitch.
I can St. Charles colfee, $1.00, A. L.
.\iahaffey.
ilue, Ikarl ltaigston; ited, v. 1P.
Iloblo.
171 Hest Collie dog.
le, A. 11. AMoore.
175 Ilest Collie bitch.
ilue. 11. M. Owiigs.
176 Best pair O'possiins.
I. ennl Coffee, .1. M1. Phil1pot.
Blue, 1. M. Ow lngs.
178 Hest collection O'possuims, $2.00
IIIte, 1.. .l. Owings; RIed, W. F. Siow
18) Ilest display of iuiiting eqip:
rnent.
I ton coal, $6.(u. ii. M. iEicheiberger.
ile, .1. 1). W. Watfs,
181a lie- display of l'oiniter puips.
1111e, I. S. Stoddard.
18b11 lIIst pair of, beagle pups.
Illitv, C. T. Ildn,
ISlI Owl.
Illuev. NsOY Chibiross.
I Sild laive Irog,
lItle, W. P.. sinow,
I S I ".l iianical frog,.
b1lue, .1. 1). \W. Wails.
HEADACIE GjONE NO
PAIN OR NEURALGIA
-!oli the lloosier Club Sale, starts
.\Monday, Nov. 21ad, aud (loses Satur
day, No\. -th.
Only $1.',10 will pll Moosier Cab
inet fin your hoiie. if you1 joill the
Iloosier ('1lub ((ext week.
Call aid. see the Iloosior Cabilnt at
Oilr Stor1e ne:lx week. .0
'vvry wotnan visiting ou .- jl6re next
week will be a.llowed to) piIreilase t
puire Alutmmimaen 1) f at L 1)ents.
This sizo jIan regt lWart 24ells tfor |1 to
.-M cenits. You lo'llt ave to parehase
anythitg eke to one ( of' these.
Only 1 Wenlty-fiv .woien will be al
lowed to join the loosier Club next
wevik. %l;c)ii'L delay or youl m,0 ay be too
late to joil, thereby losinig the chaee
of' lavilig a lloosil\ Cabinet put in
yor. ho o' . m' onv $1.01).
'l",eeed Director.
\r. 1. ' oms oversewir of, spin
Silng ao. th Wa:ls Mills. was elccted
at direcv.. ill the 11(ans baik at a
ine('4tilg t dirvctors held Wedniesday.
.\Ir. Thowi!, is a w'an of, kievin blusiness
juidgmentil . nd is a valuiable nettuislii
to thle dir-ectorate of tis, instituitionl.
Il1
LSON
'MILY
Unbrella, $1.50, H. Terry.
Blue, John Abrams.
-cass 6-Pit Games.
147 Game, Pit, -Reds, pair.
Fountain -pen, $2.00 Powe Drug Co.
Blue, T. .3. Crews; Red, B. Culbert
son; White, A. L. Iludgens.
147a Silver Spangled lIanburgers.
Blue, J. 1q. Ledford.
147b Gaies.
Blue, John Abrams.
1,47c Black Lang Shang.
il c, 1j. 11. Illackwell.
147d Cuban Games.
131u1, T. .\. Kellett,
1417e (rst Gamnes.
Blue, W. I,. caid well.
151 Game, I'll. Mltes, pair.
I year subscription to The Adver
tiser.
lle, A. 42. lludgens.
152 Game, Pit, Dominiques, pair.
1 year subscription to' The Progres -
sive Farmer.
lue, Victor L2awson; Ied, A. L.
Iludgens; White, Victor Lawson.
Claiss 7-Orient-al Uaues.
153 'Indian Game, Cornish, pair.
$1.00 it inerchandifr, J. C. Shell &
Co.
1luC. W. 14. Coldwell; lied and
Wh"Iite, .\rs. J. F. Malriin.
15I % vlite i'atce Black Spanaisia.
lIllue, Mrs. P. II. .lartin.
155 Bantams, Game, pen.
Hloy's tie, 50c, Hi. Terry.
Ilue. .1. L. Anderson.
156 Bantams, pair.
Iloy's hose, 2 pair, 40c, IT. Terry.
Mile, C. Ml. Iabh: Red, Artlir WIf
son; White, W. P". Caldwell.
('lass 8-Turkeys.,
157 Tutrkeys, lironze, pair.
I pictiure, $1.50, i1auireni 1)ruig Co.
ile, .\rs. A. M0. Cleveland.
('lass 9 Jucks.
159 Ilest pal'.
11lue, iDavid Miakeley; Itvd, Mirs. .1.1
F'. .\laItit; ' hi , .l ack llagn "11.
Otlass 12--lelgian llares.
162 hlest pair.
ilu1o, llileks Cooper; ied, V. F.
Snow.
, lass 13--igeons.
I;. B3est pair.
Iblite, .1. 1. Anderson; Red, Artihuar
WVlson.
101 Ilest Guinea display.
Ile., ,1. .. Anderson.
165 hlest individtial poutlry display
of LauIarens County.
I gold brooClh, $5.00, Fleming 3ros.
Mlue, .\lrs. .1. F. Martin.
HENCl ShOW.
.)limt Wade 11111, Guy L'. Watsoin,
Sit perin tendents.
16 I lest. Setter (log.
3 yards white linen for shirts, 1.
Terry.
linite, .1. I). V. WXatts.
16 T lieSt Set ter bitch.
5 1ls ierod Uanid Coffee, $1
Knilledy Ilros.
I Ilue anl I ed. .1. M. O'Shilds.
16S llest. Pointer dog.
I (log collar.
blue, 11. It. Woller: lIed, .I. .i.
O'Shiels.
1109 host Pointer hitch.
I dlog collar.
1luc, W. F. ..\artin; Ited, W. 11. 1)o1,.
Is Not
conomy'
To put off buying
oes until your feet
t wet and cold.A
od pair of shoes
ght save you a doc
-'s bill.
We have the good
id. Shoe prices
e about the same
arywhere. Adver
ad shoe prices mean
thing until you see
shoe values the
ces stand for.
home and let us
>w you the shoes
Men, Women and -
ildren.
DY & WI
i FOR WHOLE F2
YOUTH IS KILLED
NEAR GREENVILLE
Judson Brooks Meets Death at Strad.
leyville. Shot was Accident.
Greenville, Oct. 25.-Judson Brooks
was shot And mortally wounded early
Sunday morning by the cilef of rural
polIce Hlibhn Gosiell. The shoot
Ing ocen rred In Stradleyville, Green
ville eoiity's derillioide, aI accord
Ing to GosnelI. was aWeldental. The
yo111g 1111111, who was 19 years of age.
Was resistitig arrest and the olicer
struck him over the h(ead witil a .38
(alibre alt om1atic e'volver. The first
b)owI d n Io1 'it tlet, Brook,. So Gos
tiell Struck hin agailn, it Is said. Tlhe
Pistol was discharged and the bullet,
went into the brain of the yoing 1111111.
Tle wounded man was taken to his
llol(! oil O'Neill Street, Cityview. lie
is sutrvved by his parents and Several
sisters.
The killing crealted great exel emet
ail the 6I-ctij on wher iit oeantd.
Chief (osttell noiled otler ofilcials
of Ihp killing aild was. lodged in jail.
1i' re-!rets the woeirrl3i'e (hily and
stated that his Sole purpos' was to
plave the boy 11lie arrest. 1I1.rook s
and lural l'oliemni .\lainley,* were
:111i.1ata Chiqqf Gosl camne to
the olier's assibt:iti ('. To boy
slaslhed thle chiolf several inc's Wilh a1
kn1e kti said,. 11w1 Gosnewl thenl
struck him over thll- head. ac-or'ding
the it ' story o ihe killing as related.
.\t tl, coronler's hitolest Iu-Id ,to
day It was testilled b1Y do~lors that
the skill was brokeni by thev blows
strucek and that de~alh mgthave,
('0311 even luad th revolvlr l'faile:l to
go off.
Ciet' (ta111 has a good replitatioll
as an oftlive" of 1he law and sores of
frieild have' cAlled i1pon him to ox
press symlpatily anld regret at tihe ul
fortnillie occurrel'e(. I hlisill n lin
largo nunthers. have offered and Io
Crorrow lls bolld will he arrIl'tld.
It is learn(d onl good :uthority that
a llllnber of lersonls interesteid in
neoar-bvvir phi.cos of Slirmileyville. have
5tt2dit to (imploy two leadillg .tor
noys to aid Inl the prosovintion (if Gos
114ll. The officeri is very un1popula:
wI'hl11 t helwless vilment -Inr1 one con
1wel d wili the (a e -'ay;s h:is en i s
ipoIt) 111,11o. mk 11:1-41 ligh! ::min
him1 it thley (I'n ::t lawvl'rs I)to t:ak
It h:1s beenot Gosnell's ('llstomi to
patrol Stradle yvlle each SAt11ay
nidghlt, and th kingi ove''ll nreid while
h' was perfolllng this dily. 114 has
onl fre(ltlent occasion arrosted i1li
tigers aInd othler offenIlders ill tils no
trious5 section.
TO Si1 LSE.ALS AGA1N.
HIedi Cross Seals to be Sold to lielp
Eradication of 'I'l uberclulosis.
Cr hi Inbia, Oct. .6.-On October 19th
tIhe 'Red Cross Seal Cmm01111ssion of
Siouth Carolina l d its second annual
meveting and olrganized plalls for the
is Commisslon, wI f Is g'ntirly'
the' ener3gel Ic sta3te wide sal' oIf the3
seals wich ai re to ibe used durl intg thle
mon111th1 of i )eenmber3. Thle seals5 ar'e
u35sd (31 thle baICks of' letter's, itackalg
0s, menus31. thflatrte ptrogramlIls and3( any3
lface they3 wvili stIck.
ILast year3 almtost 250.000tt seals wer'e
sold fin Southt Car'ol ina. Otnly tn Iler
centi of t his amount111 wentl to te Na
tifonlf Associatin, nitneby Iper (cent be
Inug kept it the state to be itsed in te
fight agafnst tuberculosts. Tils was
a sptlndid shiowing, and at thte close
Of thle 1913 seasons let-ter's of congtrat
tIlatio'n were recei'edf ftrom bo0th the
New~ Yotrk andl Wa~shingtoni cen1tral of
fiees.
Aflthoughl the pr'esentt butsiness out1
iookc and( the European~t I situtInl are
gloomy3 -thle comm311isslotn does not1 feel
that It. ('nn a1ffor'd to call a halt 01n a
w"ork so wvor'thy andl succes'sfuf. It is
Southi Carl'ina11, ito weverC smll , to do
its shar le. A13ready a lartgp sutpply of
sea:ls and3( adviertisinlg malterl'l3 has
beent reied rom headriuarters.(13 1 Ar..d3c
a3 boo(th at1 thte Stte f.'air tis week.
. ipply Sloan's FreeP'ly For Lumbtiato.
Yourt attacks of il4um3balgo are nolt
nealrily 53) ho0peless as thtey s0eem. You
cetnn rl'3lIeve theom almost1 1113 intnly ihv
a simle1 a ppilint litn of Slan t's I,1311i
m11nt1 onl the bac3k and13 lls. tIllmbago
is a forml (If l'heuma11:tsm, and1( yIelds
per'lf"('tly to1 Sioan3's, wichl flenetr'ates
tlusc's. ilibers up3 thei bak and1
ma1:kes it. feel fine3. (b- a3 bot' of~i
loan i's liienllt tfor 25~ 'fnIts 43 an31'
dru'Iglist and3 Itv It in thle htouse
:5h31umat~is, neuralgia.3( sW3iniu'a . i'
like ailmen113 s. Your3 money13' boek 'if
111ot3 safisfied, but1 ft do(1s glve atIl'33:t
ins5tant3 re'lotf.
It .lway D15Ioes the~ Work.
"I like Chamber11lint's ('ought lleme
dy better than ally other," writes R.
l*. Rloberts, Itlimer City, Pa. "i have'
taken It off an~d 0on for years and~ ft
hlas never failed to give the~ desired
resutill" I'or saln byoil denaoa.
WORMS
Horse, hog and cattle own
ers should know that worms
cause by a poor digestive
system or mlproper feeding
are more than dangerous.
DR. BOYD'S
Worm and
Condition Powder
is a rvin0edy prepared blya practi
Cal vetermar111y su'reonl an1dr
.ives the condition lmost in
ktantly. It shouid be used witi
regularity. 25 cents buys a large
package. We gunrantce it to do
the work or wil refund purchase
p rice . F o l l ,
ForS
Ray's Pharmacy,
LaurenO 9, C
Mothers Tell of
Mother's Friend
1xperine- [: or 4 i sh1.1 h" orr hr..et
tealher. WVOllivl wil., h];Ivo 11obeyqd1 th
s . . I II."1 1fllt richiest
of :ill filri l', - h
1s 4 1ru l l- o 11r h 74.
to I vCC Ih did--tt idec
of, h Ilpfu inc lel -c
toe41 li t141rg tI 14 4 -1 0 MOMuvi.'
ti h t 1 4) i h w h)
v.lI ti ml I.
Ji~ISI41~ ii ak uAty anye iratei4 when
Lt 5 n'o!Ivete l gran -
il l lth1e1'1411 ug s h r
daughter to do as "1 shto d--to US(
"AoithIitr's Fricnd," thereV is 11 me reoit
to helltve it tth! right kind of a vico.
Its pu4rpose is to furnist ph'aney to thel
ruscleS. it) lake a'wity 114 stnlthli oitie
tords and 1 91 11ianets, tA relie've tihe tei
44on41 lii rs 41n( engdons4 so pt. to
Ilrovo e or agri ti u4Se4,11. 1 114-n,11111K
silkness. twvt (. -I I .44s of t ih limilbs aItld i,
oil. It Is appliedi exterril~y.
Althoughl. Inl thw natulr of thin1gs, at
(I .41416"uwhil xi 14 liso fMl i 4 4'' .lit
rareyi . yi-t so e i v -4. hias it on r4. ou11um
that thi. sphobi ree 1 d. i VIs 11 ;.Ill! lit
ost drug storus throughout tHar tlite
Sta t vs. It habel prepard by Urd.J1hI
Re-gulator C'o.. 3114 L:1.ama Ildg.. Atlan1ta,
(.'It. . awtl n vertisri by lis fi r over twieity
yearis. Ask at thl i te filtn.
uf "Msothr's Frite. It is Worth While.
Augustus G. Hart,
Attorney at Law
HI.\NE 0F LAURENS BLD(,
In oflice reetily ocel pid byl. .orliahn 31
0Cannonl, deceased.
Promlpt. attentlonl givenl to all1 businesm
Practive in sill State Courts.
Cures .Old Sores-, ther -Remeidie-s Wo-n't Cureo,
The worst cases, no snatter of how lonigstanding
are cured by the wonderful. old reliable Dr
Porter's Antiseptic 11ealing 011. It relievei
Pain and Heals at the samne time. 25c, 50c, $1.01
Ino. W. Ferguson C. C. Featherston<
W. B. Knight
PERGUSON, FEATHERSTONE & KNIGtIf
Attorneys at Law
Laturens, S. C,
Prompt and careful attention given
to all business.
OfficeOver Palmetto Bank.
CHIH ETERS PLLS
4 TIii osde' IlA MoidI! RAD.I~~
, Pni. In Red and Gold flnetallic
... bos. scaled! wkih llue Rlltbon.N~
yeaus known as IDestSafest, Always kelltable
SD8VDRI4WGIST'S FVFRYWH4FRF
- Make your
hens and pul
lets lay now and keep
them laying alliwinter
by giving them
Poutr gulator
Makes the loafers lay and g ive
you1 lots of eggs now0'.. All yu
bird ikeep heailthy and( reqouire
lessc feed. It atuailly save s itsl cost.
Roup m ed - I ab is or Powd. uar-~
nceed topreven as2 well as to ce
. .!C. Shell & (o.; ,J. .A. F'ranks; T'oddt,
Slipsoni & (o.: .A. I,. 3lit~h~ey.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
Dentist
People's Bank Butilding
1.aUiellS, S. C.
N. B. D)IAh A. C. Tor
DIAL & TO)DD
AEiorideysi af LAaw
8nterprise Bank Building, Lauirens, S.C.
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
Wone) to loan on Real Estate-Long1
imie
- - sanJJ LAxnZm Fj
PIANO TUNING
J. S. WILLARD
Telephone
S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co.
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY ROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls answered any hours, day or night.
LAURENS, .]. C.
M1R. C L IFTO 0N v~JO0NEtS
Ibenti st.
III Ihe Sliim nis BulI14diLm.
Phone: Office No. 86: Itesidenco 219
NOTICE
01. 'Tli-'
County Treasurer
Thl an I)f thei county Treasumrer
will I- oin'n d lo t II ollectiol014 of
Sk1tat, :11:H a Coii mni o otaion Road
TI ' 1 Il . 4i al yoitar' 1911, 2t the
Treamir '141.e frl i 1 O1tobr ti-t h.
to | 1.io-r ;l 1111u 1. A fler le e .
ler : wht 11ne 1 inr C1,1 will bo addedi.
.\lti-r .Ammal~ry' :I., two jIaer centI Wil[
le dded. l ul a1 r February 281h,
:;qVon 1141: eeI. will1 bw a b1led till the
1t h day of .\lrch. 1915, when th
bioks will e closd.
All peo nsI4'5 5 owning property ill m1loro
t lln oe(t Township .11r IrIi Stis('d to
call For I1-ce-ipts inl each of the several
Townshi ll in whieh the property is
lo nted. This is iniflor4ltuit, 'Is addition
-11 cost an4d 1lu'liy Illay bo attached.
.\11 able-bodiedl 111:le citizenls he
I\wVcn II' a s of1 21 andl] (;It years of
.... ar li:l'' to pay a poll tax of $1.0)
(-:xcvpt. old SoldiolrS, whlo are exomnpt
atanyersof a1go. "onlfitutaionl floaI(
Tax $1 .7 il liell of road ditly.
TheTa flvy is as f~ollows:
'F11r laX IImo' b.v 1 15I410
1.'or 1tat'e 41 pirI oses........... t milIs
V.' ('onst itut ional school Tax :3 mil
I|-or Ordin ry t'on1ty p4urposes :. Ill s 1111
1.'or Interest n tlailroead iolils 1 mill
FoI r load 41441 Iil-rd, Io :;d iilk
1'or ('4ourt I louse It1nds It.1; . mil4
Toal .1 . N.. II... .. .......7 14i1i1
Ii mhi I hkl I.-u trn Townsh dlip1.
km.an No. I I.......... iills
Trinity-klige No. I . . .s s i il
.\lm ions No. 2.--.. .... ..I ti:1.
Narnh. No.:............... milis
Bailey No. I.-.. .......1 this
M.\ill..- .. ....2 mill.
0Ak (Grov No. . . ...2 miIs
Ora No. .2. ............... i il
Special SchoolsA-Y ul - o\
Yoings No. : . .2 .il.s
YoInIIgs NIo. 2 ...........tlI
Youngs No. .. .I
Youig. No ...
I"Olntllain Inn No. 211...... ill,
LainfoIdl No. li) .. . . . iIs
Ora No. 12 .. ...lls
Yotings No. I ..x..it)II.,
Central No. 6 . ..2 .,1il.
Youungs Townshi.
oeilSo ol... .......... ills.
1)1115No.ul o ............ tmills
2........ ..... mfills
8hiili I).:1.......... iull~s
GrayCou-Oing NI. .1 mills
Ilit'1sd4eNo.(1.. .... .....mills1
Dial ('inrel N 7...........1 mills
1"OIt(Ii~u 1111NI. :1.... .... mills
.\Ieia N.......... .......2 muilIs
Youns No. *I............... mills
Special Sch1ools-Dils~~ Townsi1I.
Gr en Pond No. 2 .. .... ....-. mills
DiaPlse 1 No. .. .... .. .. .... millis
Shllio Spo. :s NI.. .. .. ....-. mills
Sark lle No. 17........... Inills
ials rch No. 7... ....... miil
''ouin Inn No.i R0 .. .. ..13 mills
.\erna No. S ...... .......2 mills1.
Special Schools-Wulliloo Townshi >)
Wal. D1he) No. 2I.. ..........3 mIlls
MtPrincetonNo. .. .... ....4.mills
PoplarSrings Noo2. 3. . ...4 mills
Suliva No. 7... .. .... ..% mills
rewterloon No. 71.... .. .... mill
Suklla oNo. hi..R.R... onds 3 milla
M.eraNt SN.. .. . . . . . . . ..2 mIlls
Wteloo No. 74........ ..4 mills
Hethd lehe No. 2 .......2 mills
Ek'o4 u1 No. 18...... ......4 mlls
Centerpoint1 No. 1 . .. ...2 mills
lOkvill N). 2 .... ...2 ..3 mil
rot. Pleasan No - . ..... .2 mis
Mt.05 Olive No. 7 . ...... .. mills
Reedy~ Grove No. ;...... ........ 'mills
(Cross 11ill No. 3 .. ... il
Crosstitel No. 1.......... il
Cr(Uo lillN............
Crs1 1 111ll No. 1 . . . . . . 11
Crs Ii1i11' No. I . .'. ..... il
)~l'4'1No12 Townsh11
lack NI. :...... .....7.mills
ilO''i01 8('1O4)5.. . ..mileo n O l s1
8'o~l'14w No I . . ...2 mls
~ N. 1............... .....4 mills
Cros UIlowi No. 2 .. .... ....2 mills'
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