The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 28, 1914, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Payable in Advance.
Published by
AD' ElTISEI PIlNTING COMPANY
Laurens, S. C.
AL]SON LEIm President
&RWT1'l' 111,11F Sec. and Treas.
Adiveiisimt ItAts i Appliention.
Oblitiries itl Card of Thiks: One
ventit a nord.
Shllerel at te 10 P iloltOiC it Laurest
S. C., ai- sou.nd class limil matter.
Tiser ilhe t;lad to
tr4vis e the Ioa l n wi s of all (lie
lUunilh in, the emlint.. Cor.
' -'. ndntslt iae rtitiuee to
i their a ie's it) thi conitri
I . 11:'.. ~et tI er 's slmi l hlnot ble
h-dl inter 1hn.asa) miorn-.
k ll the ClraIh ru -ns
kii[ 'h ()i li i.
of1 weIS wit IIl in i oi ; i j 1.
.i : :n u Vl. o ' ai fla liith. V.oe
f(it h1 m. :1 n4 th1W o ier -n i f~ anil , ,- \.(
'wou"( d b]Old tol loatb- the own;,rs .
I' 1 iit wl <:11 :'ather as to till
* m . 'itl I jwp' I - ll ill tl i o -
tre :Il 1(m :. 1. 'Ic leI sl r wr
1:- m.n itn i dis'1-siaing i heth1 -
cr r ot the. lit'-stionl of issuinlg boint..
.s \,i ! 1w S1in1 it0ted
to : toill. aI' I ll . opl. T larI
bo os I vot i r.. sll 22 i11 lly among
to::. h om v it s is Iee thi e bondl is!
21.11wti the siuic t ill hnist
hanlds r an'iiy airs :nuil woill not
votE iOr g lithel.
- ta')hi::tin t hit It o t 'me olf
tit l'St 2 ting v is for ev.ry mn-]
tw 'b ' iont.s np i; tie e
to :s- :. Stii-r otic 2'2i n2; t0; any~t o
fidi ner will not lw in o
lorse heavily 'It. 11:18tje The mor
chf l . th.. bankt 5 i 1)1 2l of its w il 1;
harmd put. to it to ik endslo n
0ct1W'1 aig ae the h il1ation to thebeost
61. ability aw a1l1 will coioe out,
aloight. If there i g loss let's leet
Iand A ::oew.
From al:"raane the legista
uwr is goil to dl o little t to Slv)eV! te
(%%tonl sitnat'o. \ith nlone of the
Other stts actin it unison, Sough
Carolina to11 .. d: o little to aid thie
per.(:'a tat io rad( ilo mlore to
Cr('dbtli's p:1( (.l(tO'nforced ridution
in lle i t one I'mtate mtihae i ttl
hy:. I rwill howi ver preve t th
farer ofls thi'sat fr'i om growin
nometh 51ig: !' th tl~' th r wilil5 bVe th ar
kestr. Theai \Vaders o pla o loning
moneyI o Svthert.ogrwranth
ope inning thei reservebns will pro
bab'ly doi moe. good than1 liaiu stat isa
1)'0the subect an-d these~1 ClA proie toWaP
betl.- opraive a1)1t tar. datie. to the(
me ~antime,1'('i our cotton growerl wol
rme~en t , akehiarrangements ith thledir
-j o' o t !'.as Niht.
Wshini , Odit.ions-1' wr tha
8he1 wou iinliiid St ha ry [e'ore thorg
Teat. ' yIea h irsto frostll was on wtii
hofe Sesnswhmber li.'hag
ICt on, swb11(, O-f7 -Therl hou sis
tfu' n oto Inso the wl~inw wart
bose tol agand rtn ithob avinto the
wenaete \a redrfoelruted tbl or
T'frelenStd, debat bein foeajourne fai
Eui orecn n t u aout Thi D.
dence of the American citizen, regafd
less of the flag that first mot his eyes,
in the ability and purpose of the gov
ernment to carry out Its obligations,
not only among the nations - of the
earth, but with the humblest citizen
of our land.
Two Important results have fol
lowed; thousands of peo)le, largely
of foreign birth, accustomed to send
their sav4ings ibroad, are n*!4ow patrons
of our postal-Savings systeil and
elnormous siis of actual cash have
been released for 0111e1rial uss
anong our own people at a time when
t1h ieed for every avallable dollar ik
pressing.
The growth of postal Savings in the
'lited States has been ste:auly an
healtly alld the systeml] as 111ll an
limporltant. ga)p helw4'el the till-cal die
poitory emi the facoy ImyllasteIll
)In .1u0y 1. wiltel affa ir's e i dlarjihg
:44411t hellv11re and abroad and the
tr~e !:::ion of on -y erf). - the .\I
-n%;I!, 1p)rOximait ely 8:.n0 Bof pos
a1 s:'ing stan1:diig Io the1 P 1edit of
1l 4)it : do.0 depositor.s. Silee thin
4 , - 1"A I0' 1111' s of l14pv 0 !
ha vnce.''1l (no'm on 1:-. This un
d l Fin i :ho molwe str!Nin.
"j :11i:h I dih :u .1-- :: 11:
h1 1iinr: theit prev\ious; W',~n' tht
ervicv. The nlrlom :n1, continl(
41-'lI i:, lo : is 1' I ' 44.I (2 11l's 44 hae
t v1r nlook 1nd11 corner of the
coutr1y. N-w York :it yle n!le I
ai Zurin41 8in4Se'p14n'he of mor0e4 than a
m vil 111 w e rook'.' Idl howed a I-n!
ilv1Y hi. increans'. Chi':4go report
i'd a largrgai in I the past lree
i 1!h wh1: for tlhe pr* 4viOu1 I.w l
m4lonths0;. Mloro th:i 1 7,01100 I nh e w . acco1inlts
W r op ne du in thIIIe ItIIII I l I 'rod b In .,
inl 41he numhbr of deposi o., it I halt
v'it c it u) to over' 2 1.000.
h 1111 e:: eed il -rase ill !os:11 -
savings busins1 1: not only :141ded
Ir it !y to the gener:l adii' trative
dut is or4 tl , :yst4-n, hiII 11:s bronyhKt1
uP en y n' .w :11i n intr tinh' proh
'.,to wh,"vh h1.v, called for Ohw c le
I Genro I l 'Hreso :1 1 (;oveir or
i'i)bten4:l 1 na ht' b41 1 h. ' ts 141.
of de'pository banksilk in Inll1i.-;i I d
ditioillal 1( t11y1 ' to :n4 t tli nlorti l
depi ts.n .\ nlm wr or the r111y IarI
edbaksinth ocount1"ry, which ha.vo
w't rlo:-i' 1do 111e.! to qu ! y is 14'
ositoi for' osta!-svinP ftnitd s,
ar n1ow am1(ong the 'aet', ;ppliats
for them.
For Deser-tion. I
Depuity Sheriff iteid retu'ne)i .on
day rroll Lexingtol where le had
been to secenre 0. E. Hlamlet, white, b
ing proseclted by him4 wif or on1
support. lamlet forilerly lived at
the Clinton Cotton 111111 With his wiffe
1214 Iwo. ('hildren'I.
1('ic week' ai ,l. 1'. Shell & ('4)., ii
wee(kt. An(4' itle ('aiur (' tur 01' ow4,
pict lIrclS ih(chen f ofe
Keen Yourt Stomach uand llvrc llealthy
A vigorous Stomach, per1fect work
ing Liver' and r'egular' acting Bo~wels
is guaranteed if you wIll use Drt.
King's New Life Pills. They insurte
good Digestion, correct Constipation
and have an excellent tonie effect on
t-he whole system-Purify your' 1b100d
andi rid you or alu body poisons1
through tihe Boyels. Only 25e at youri
druggist.
Statement of the Con<Ution of the
H.ANK OF 3110UNTlVlLLE,
Loente'd at Moltnttt~he, S. C.. at thie
closeC of buiess1C Oct. 21, 1911 .
RilCSOl'ICES:
ALans and1( Discounts .. ..$ 56',632.40~
Furni~it.ur an'~d Fixtunres- .. 1,55-i .08
Flanking I louse .. .. .... 2,158.40
i)ue from flanks andi Bank
Currency ... .. .. 624.00
SilIver and Other4 Coln . . .. 2241.32
(Cheeks anid Cash Items111 . . 181.50
TIotal ... . . . .$ $5,)36.87
('apital Stock i'In .ii. ..$ 20,250.00
Su4( r'44 plu Fnd .1( .. . ... .'. 3.00.00
Undivid4hed Pr'ofts . less Cur'
1Idiiul Delosits Subject .
to Cheek ... .. .. .. 0,996.61
Tlimte (.er'tilhal of5 D1'epos0it :3, I35(.1 x
Cashier's (Chec2ks . . .,. .. 1i7. 10
1ills Pa1yab)le, inlcudinig (er
('oun ty o)f Laurens. ss.,
l1ie''o re m11 ('.1e41 m('. .\l. l'nlle' (, a sh
i''r of1 thei abo4ve4 namedl'( bank, wh'lo, be
jng duly3 swornl sayl3s that tile abIOVg
anild fore(4ointg st1a tCIementt is a Itrue (1o1y
dit11on of said bank, as sh~ownl by tfle
books of' Said bank.
Sw''.orn1 to andlSt15 'ubscribe before~ me)
thIs 26th day of October, 1914.
W,. iE. Crisp,
Notary PublIc.
Correct Attest: . M. Simmons, W. .1.
C'lu,,r. M.i Fuhller, DIreator.
WILL NOT SEIZE COTTON.
4ato DePartment Investigating Inter.
ference From Ware Zone. Gernany
Wanting (otton.
Washington, October 24.-Senator
;nith. of South Carolina, with otler
nembers of a committee appointed
restorday, this morning went to the
state departiunt to discuss the inter
'erence of the warring governients of
Iuropie w.'.'itl the OVer'-se1a shiptmIeiits
)f American cottol and,4 cotton seed
il.
The coiplaIints have been, lirst, that
here Is a disiosition to seize vessels
lade and owned abroad, bit, now 1ni
ier Amelricat registry, and seotid,
hat the P'IlglI sh marille i nnderwriters,
vho it is allegel. praetically dominate
his class of insu50ralce bisiniess. re
use to insu re vessels loaded with cot
ol ,onldned to !eutral ports -o. fo.
ily for'igl ports'other thani the 1lrit
sh ports.
The elep r:ll e vi- of 1-4:1ite has prompt
v taken these .mattvrs under consid
iration. Advices Imive been received
;):It, fi lm1aniiy is anixious\for cottion and
-!nds e:ir to lutrchase the same if
's'lran( of :f livery ca 1e
1!,lr::nit 14 t ( ,
It wolild 1iwviou y b of great re
) Ihe 8 utih i' 4ol.li l ieans Couldi
,-- a reed u1ponl by which .\me4riecoi
.-tten vowild lo ":afe11 lnded inl for
Ign ports.
nhaso 3milh ayst ti'it he- was go
to makel' anell ffolIt to astlr ceriltlain1l1
'roulah 4, d1i im, ni of Ftau and
'0mmer1111,, 10 ju11: wh::t extent thet
oinri-s enii gaged in war ar likely to
rtai thir urcawsof Ann-ricanl
-ottonl onl acCountll of the1 w .'
1141 las s<Ile d ays !!!o written to
l lers al l,] mll-inact roer in France,
Nnglantl, Germamy. Rlttsslia and( Aus
Iri-11 lin ry, endealovoring to gather
lhisinortnlation.
lHopeless Lumr1c Trlolle Culred.
alny rveoveries, from hun Troul
beis are die to Dr. tell's Pine-Tar
Iolley. it strengthells the L.1ings,
I'lleks the Coughi 111(1 gives relief at
oIC - .r. \\. S. \\' Iil s, Cties, N. C.,
writes: "I umed Dr. ]itcl's i'ine-Tar
llley ill a (lse givl up') :!s hospeless
mid it fforted a complete cure." Get
a boille of, Dr. Ibsti's I ln(-Tar- IIloney.
If yotr colugh i.- drt.ily amI Ia('llg let
it trichle down th Ilromt, you will
Surd.1y g 1t.r lilef. Only :'0 t ourl
.1 ru:ist.
Tolled U'p 11hIl11!e I ysItIe i.
"('h.1 ml't;1. l *n'. Tahie1,ts h.a\.( donle
muore f'or me thanl I ever dar1ed hlope
fr.'' wrilts i rs. Esther lae llakcer,
Spencerport. N. Y. "I u sed seVerali
bolttles of these tablets a few%. um1on1ths
ago. 'T'ey not only ciured mi e of bil
ioas ai .ttpks, sick headalies and that
tireid ouit feeling. but toled up my
Whole System." For sale by all deal
ers.
-His Father's Son" Thurs
day at The Idle Hour with
J. Warren Kerrigan. Great.
Whenever You Need a General Tonk,
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chili Tonic is equally valuable as a
General .Tonic bcaui~se it conitalins the
wvell known tonic prope'rtiesof QUININIT
and IRON. It acts 011 the Liver, Driv.c
out Malairia, En.rice tile Blood and
Biuilds upi thle Whole System. 50 cents.
J. Warren Kerrigan in
'His Father's Son" at The'
Idle Hour Thursday. Most
excellent.
Uet a free ti(ket to tihe plicture
41how with eac~h can of' coffee boughlt
it J. V. Shl & ('o. thmIs week.
Staitemient of the Coniultion of theo
FAJLMERIS BANK,
l~ocated at Laurens, S. C., at thme close
of buasiniess October 21, 1914.
Fans amnd Discounhts . . . .$ 92,542.96h
v rd a t .. . .. . .. 6.51
londs and Stocks ownecd by
the Ihank............2,000.00
Fu 'rnitur and' 11( Fixturi s .l . 1,.160.78
[)ire from Jianks andi Biank
rs .............. ...... 1,213.51
' 'rrelsey..................2,i89.0fl
old.--.. ...... .........20.00
silver and Othier Coini .. .. 138.31
hiecks andh Cashm 1tomls . . 229.38
Total.... .. .. .. .. ..$100,200.48
'aipital Stock Paid In . . . .$ 50,000.00
n ldivided Profits, less Cur
rent I ~xpenses anigl Taxes
Paid ................2,196.29
Indiv '.idua Dt eposits Su bject
.o Check ...........I 15,877.87
'havinigs Deposit .. .... ....2,19 1.I6
Timie Certifleates of D~eposit 1,7318.00
'ash ier's Checks..... ... .. 197.16
illis P ayab1le,. incluin g Cri-.
-tifieat-es for' .\oney 1I4)1
r'owdl.. ...... ...,,...25000.00
Total... .. .. .. .. ...$1002001. 1
-'tat4 of' S;outh ('aroh ha,
(Cony 1 of'01 Laourensi. 51s.
HeI'o(re m114 cam 11RI. I". .1lnes, Cashl
ier' of thle abIove name11d banik, wilo, be
lg (1u113 sworn', says that the aibove'(
and( forel'going stai imcnti I. a true coin
ltionl of saidl banik, ais shown b~y thle
1)ooks of 11a1( ban1k,
Rt. 1F. JIONES,
S'w.or'n to and( suibscribed before me
tbis 27th day of October, 191 I.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: J. S. Mlachien, ~J. C.
Ciings, W_ 13 Slan, Diector.
" WATTS MILLS HONOR ROLL. *
Third Grade: Mary Fuller, Grace
lit eley, Roy Comnwpon. ira Whitlock,
toy Minis, Grace Oxner, Luielle Mar
til.
Fourth Grade: Lore BIlhop, Vino
Vlen, 10mniet .Tessee, Gladys Tumblin,
Clyde Golightly. Herman Taylor.
Fifth Grade: L4llie lughes, luth
Oxner, Chaley Pulley.
Sixth Grade: Clarence Martin, Nan
nie Lee Snoddy.
Seventh Grade: Pauline CI a rke,
I''hel Col er, Hlorace (olightly.
L~adies, Attention?
All who wish to board teachers dur
Ing the 'eachers Inrlitute of Laurens
{'niuty on Nov. !th to 7th at $1.00 per
(.:y wIllI( please onltilly me 1imimlediately
r.fter ily arrival from Columbia oil
F'riday.
J 11. Sullivan,
Sutipt of Education.
The0 J. B. Kershaw chapter 1'. 1).
meets with lrs. 11. K. .\ien, Mlonday.
a ternoon, Nov. 2, at 10 o'clock.
.\linie 11.hh,
Swe r't i ry.
A pituriE show i4k v41 lih 1 cry
enn lf ('offee Sold 1his .;eek it(. .1. C.
shl& Co.
Ti iOW l'T Till- LINE -
Gi-c lie Idne)s 5 lilp and .11 ,11 P'o
1/.e Will he 11hitypler.
"Illrow Oit the Life Lin)e"
Weak k idneys need lielp.
They're oi ton ove uworkid -i tey
don't get the poisonl iltereld ott of the
blood.
Will you help thei'.
I)e:m's Kidllney 'ills Juve briouiglt
benefit to thousands of kidliy su er
(rs.
Road tisb Clintonl case:
.\ \I. 1.G lno it. P. 1). No. 3,
"1'lton. S. C., says: ".\y kIdn)Ey were
in h:d shIape ::III the kidneiy si:rtons
causwd Im. aniinoyaIlne1'. I wvas dizzy
: I:nevou and my lack :hELil. My
feet w ,'r swolh-1 inl it 'vas haril for
me 14) wil) . -.pots apin:I bef oreE
mly eyes. /i ri'ed difierent ned icAines.
but was not lenietid .1tnil I took
Do::n's ~ ~ ~ 1114f I-M e 'ls 'eenoe me
enirrc w\v , 1an r .1i -ecommenwid
DoIm's . Kidney Pills highly."
:',1..- , 111ll d al s Don't Si'al1
ly ask fc r khiney reedy --get
loan's Kihwy iils---t .iame that
.\lrs. G ralhatni had. I"ostrI-.\Iibu nIl
Co., Props., lImffalo, N. Y.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For ScaJ-A few pure strain Rhode
Ibland Red cockrells 1nd piullets. See
). M. Norwood, Lautrens. 1t-It
Lomt---Soimc tille .Monday, a Kilght
'emplar's watch charm. Finder will
IVe liberally rewarded by returning it
to ie. S. M. Wilkes. il-it
Lost-Somewhere on the streets of
Iaurens. a bunch of keys holding
about tli or fifteen keys. Finder Ilease
return to thuis ofilee. 14-It
Lost- -Gold Masonie. watch foh Pril
daZy on streets of'La:urens. With linIitiauls
"L. G. it."' on bark. F'inder please re
turn to) AdlvertiserI oier and( rErcive
rewarid. i -it
Seed Gaits for' Sale'-700 bushels
Bancroft' rust-puroof seed oats for
sale. S. J1. Davis, Laurens, lRt. 5.
4-tf
Statement of the (ondition of the
PEO(PLES LO~AN & EX. 10ANK,
Located at Laurens, S. C'., at the close
of bussines's Oct. 21, 1914.
RECSOURCiCS:
Loans and itscounts . .$402,841.10
Overdrafts .. .... ........1,457.33
Donds and1( Stocks owned by
the Blank .. ...... .....25,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures .. 2,500.00
Banking Ilouse.. . .. .. ..10,000.00
Due from Banks antd Hank
ers . .... . .. .. . .. 10,166.08
Currency .. ............12,5G67.00
Gold .................250.00
Silver'and Other Coin . . . . 708.34
Cheeks and Cash items . . 728.60
Total ........ .....$166,218.45
LI ATLI TIlES:
Capital Stock Paidl n .. .. $100,000.00
Su rplus Fund........ .. .. 25,000.00
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent 10xpenses andl Taxes
'Paid ...... .........69,668.69
Dlu0 to Hlanks andl Bankers :,133.13
D ivhdends Un Paid ..1.. 8.00
Individual D1eposits Subject
to Check ............9.'608.05
Savings Deposits. .. .. ....9,934.52
Time Certitieates of Decposit 101,1416.21
Cashier's Checks.........28%.20
tillis Payable, including -Cer
tificaites for M\oney. hor'
rowed ..............60,000.00
ileserve Fiund (Carrl-d on Glen
eraul I udtividual~i or SavIngs
J'Ledger............ .......07.I6
'ITotal...... ..........$166,218.15
State of' iSoutth (Carolina,
County of i1/trrns. ss.
ilefore m1e came1) C. W. TIune, Cash
ier of thle above namtld bank, who, be
ing duly sworn, says that lb0 above
andl foregoing statement is a true con
dition of saidl bank, as shown by the
1looks of said bank,
C. W. TUNIE.
Sworn to and- eubscribed before me
this 27th day ot October. 1911
W.. R. McCuen,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: W .A. Watts, II. B.
Kennedv. It F. Jnes, Diretor,
Owesscott.
A marriago of much ihiterest .,t.
13umbers of Laurenu people will be
solemnized at the Piesbyterian chturd
lin Clinton Friday afternoon at five
o'clock, wlhen ,Miss Dorothy Owens
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ow
ens, will become the wife,.of Mr. Ma
:ion Scott, of lBishoi:ville. Miss Ow
ens has a wide circle of friends i
Laurens, where she has often visited
and Is very popula: because of heo
charming personality and winsoin
mannors. Mr. Scott is superintenden
of the Bishopvillo schools and is a
jsing young educajor.
Why Not Publish It I
When you want a fact to becoml
generally known, the rigfit way Is t<
publish it. MArs. Joseph Kallan, Peru
Pid., wvas troubled with belching, sou
stomach and frequent headaches. Shi
writes, "I feel it my duty to tell oth
era what. Claumberlain's Tablets hav
dlie for me. They have helped m;i
digestion and regulated my bowels
Since using them I have been entirel:
welI." For sale by all dealers.
Aet a free th'hiet to the pituri
show $0ith (11ach canaa of coffee boughi
1;t .1. C. Slell & (o. tills wek.
('hAN(EN IN S(1llIli:ES OF
(11A R EFSTON & CASTSH R'OLL0
NA ItAllWAY.
On ac'counilt. of presenlt condllition
and I lini 'i inaa bines Chrt lesto
)VWesteral ("uoInniv ..;1111-ay halvil
f(!ond it necessar t a':ake tle follow
in' elanesinl illvir pawsenl-er scedil
.11-;t .6 ei tihe Septenthler :21). 1911.
Tralin No. . 1; hea ing. Augu!asti al 5:3)
I. 111141 aTri No. -15 arriving Au
tcutst 5:1; P. .31., iill lae disconatillue
etna(4el Auguasata :iand Allendaale, anl
n ili ull 11111, except'il 'Nulay, jbel veer
"'eniale anld lort Unoyal.
'i n,1iins Nos. 47 aind 18 will be put, 01
Suidaly only, betweei lelnlissee an
Port loyil: No. IS leitilg Yeinassee I
A. .11., No. 47 Ilninct Port Iloyal. 1:,
P. 31.
Trains Nos. " 111111 ; betw-eenl Augusti
:1ad .11111 Iso will b I le disco tinued.
Train No. I vill IeaIve- Atugusta a
10:3,5 A. 31., insteal of It A. 31. aik
:m::.0n stopis be-Intven au11tosta1 11n4
G reenwioll, extemil iollair, betweie
G"revinloodl and spartanhlilurgr It Coro.
ao, 'i' auren rn1141 1lore 111111ad Woodruff
Will conarel i at 31 ortilek for Andler.
son,,arivina Alllersol 3:10 P. 31.
Trianla No. I 11111 leaie *1partanibuirp
.:D . 11., iirrh im: Auwxiusta ':15 P,
I . * ').pl Wootia:, 1 norce, Lan
rnSul 4 Watferloo. GreeInwoodl a t111111uleal
statilons from Greenniood to Augusta11.
except lHonar1'. .
Anderson lianch.
Tin.i .. .(s will tleiic Anderson 7:3(
A. 31.. arriV'ing 31c1'orlmick 10:05, con
iteeting withl No. 2 for Augusltal.
31ixed1 Triain No. 22, dally excepi
Sulldaly will leae A inler'son 1:1) 11
31., arriving 31aormeik at 5:15 P". 31,
connecting niithi No. 4 for Augusta.
Train .U. A will leave .orilek a
12:30 P. M., arriving Anderson 8:1
11. R, connet ing wiik Train No.
from Auguistai.
Trail No. 21, mixed traftu, d1ail) ex
ep4t Sunday, will deave McCorniel
5:30 A. M..'arriving Anderion 10 A. 31
Other slight changes will be 1a1141
Tle . ullmia Parlor Car bet weel
Al:fIusta and Asheville, vin Spartan
burg atnd Southern llalway, on Taiin
Nos. I ani(d 1 wiiil 11, dlisc'ontinued at
ler September 20th.
Before WeStart to
Work
on a carriage we go all over It thor.
ouighily to see what repaIrs it neced:
Not the stallest broken belt or th
least cr'ack or split escapes our' eye
That's why when we send a car
a'iago from 0our r'epair' shop you, ca:
rely on it that it Is in as perftect con.
dIltionl as it can be pyit.
J. D. SEXTON & SOla
LAURENS, S. C.
POWE DRU
ON THE SQUARE
Pudfties Blood
Witl Telling Effect,
Gives Conscious Evidence of
Its Direct Action.
4. S. s., the famious blood purifier, almost
iniks as It sweeps Its way through the cir
cilation. Its neliou Is so direct that very
often In some forms of skin ailletlon tle
appearance of the eruptions changes over
uilght, the lItch and redness are gone anti
I i~ ery begoin lininediately.
As a matter of fnet, there Is one ingroidl
et In S. 5. 4. which serves the active pur
pose of silulaling each colhilar part of
the boly t6 the healthy and judicious selec
tlon of Its own essential nuitrlnient. That
Is why It regenerates tIhe' blood 4%upply ; why
It has such a trenaenhmos nilluence In over
coming eezema, rash, plInples, ind all skin
afillctions.
Ani In regenerating the tIssues S. S. R.
has a rapid anil positivo aiihlota l effect
upon all 11181 l Ir atling t illillees that
caise rhetinuti ii, s:* Hth rot, weaik eyes,
loss of weight, tiIn, pmle chlks, and that
weariness of iusclo ni nierive that 1s gen
erally experiencels as Pruing fever. GeLt a
lottle of S. S. "'. at any itiug s1or, and In
it few days you will inI. n;11y fel bricghI :nul
endrgetle, Iut you wll b., IeII pilctutire of
new life. S. S. K. It pre'paali only In the
iainhra torntoy o ' Swil SpollIe ('o., .34
Swift lhIg., Atlanta, (hi., who inintain a
very (.1li1ent1 M i flenitI Deparilintiilt. where ill
viio have i.y blotiod iorder of a st-.'Iborn
nature inn-Awriii frely for ndvlice al I a
s ]ctI bok of ilst ruel ion. S. 1. .. IV su1ld
everywher bty trug: stores. d*partinei inv
siinernI slores, but Ibewe re of ill substitutes.
Do) not. nereiii Iiem.
B. R. TODD
Engineering and Contracting
Land Surieys a SplitIalty
. nerete Work Skillfully done or in
spected.
Draivings i and esiilles of ill Kind.
Telephone No. 346
Laurens, S. C.
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It
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You will be delighted with
our wrist watches-our stock
embraces many artistic
shapes and styles-all, of
course, in keepilg With Fash
lon's latest demands. s
You cnn seuro a it kt.
solid1 gold watch with a flex
ible e'xtensionl bracelet at a
1price that will conivince you -
it Is a lparitlculalrly excellent
lpurclhase.
SAll exceptiona ly fine so
lectiont is offere hore-see
us before buying.
Expert Uitrbsmaker
3etr & 0ptitun
J uretta, - 0. 01.
Simpson, Cooper & Babb,
Attorneys at Law.
Will practice in all State Ccurts.
proiihpt attention giVento all buuine.
Only On. "BROMO QUININe"
To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXA.
TZVE BROMO QUININEL. Look forsignature of
RC. W. GROVJE. Cures a Cold In One Day. Stops
cough and headache, andi works off cot'd. 25c,
BOOKS
and school supplIes for all grades.
You will' find everything needed in
our Ihook Department. We are .prle
IparedI to e(tiu1p every scholar from one
.list beginmninig on upl to the senior at
lhe hlgh school, with every 1)ook andl
supply needled and at prices too, as
low, if ntot lower than anywhero else.
G COMPANY
LAURENS, S. C