The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 28, 1914, Image 9
WIC ARE CLOSING 01
This is Booster Clothing
the biggest values in cloi
off in Laurens. Suits. ran
$4.25, $5.00, $6.39, $8.
$13.50 for the $18.00 kii
2,000 pairs of Men's Pant
an1d prices for work pal
about and dress pants.
have some Pants vihues
up to $4.98 for thib $6.5(
It us pant you up1).
SI 'CtA1L iOOSTICR
1 EEK.
36-inch1 all-wool CrIepes. Sc
this week .... .... ..
1.000 yar1d; 1.ds In1y eO ()Iut ing4
2,'00 yards 100 Gray Outi
1,000 yards( 6e Plaids ...
God yard-wide Sheetinlg
8be Ist ya rd-wide Sheetin;
10' Iuality Shirting Che
- eCallivo (llooster1 piec)
7v Pereale (]Booster prie
10c Perecale (Booster pri
.1,5001 yards beautiful Plai
ham1s, speeial Booster p
Special lot Fancy Plaid
.15 to .... .... ....
The House of M
Ladies' and Child
Underwear, Ove
for Men and Bo3
of bargains in th
Trunks, Brooms,
Shirt Chevots, D:
Clocks, Guitars, )
Books, Envelopei
Washing Powiei
Store and buy y<
buying your Fall
];['Y IIElE-YOU WILL S
RE 11APPY.
The House t
RESERVE BANKS TO
OPEN NOVEMBER16E
McAdoo Says Conditions in Southl
,Necessitated Action. Says It Will
Help Cotton.
Washington, Oct. 25.-The twelve
Federal reserve banks of the new
banking system will be opened for
business November 16. This was offi
ecily announced today.
Secretary hicAdoo, authorized by the
Currency Act to name the openfling
date, made the annou'ncement. isu
choice of the 16th was made despite
the recent recommendations of- the di
rectors and governors of the twelve
banks not to open before November 30.
Mr. McAdoo declared he had reach
ed his decision after discussion with
the F'eerai reserve board and because
of emergency conditions in the South.
lie believes the operation of the banks,
especially helpful there, will benefli
business in all sections.
In a *statement tonight the Secre
tary. npade it clear that under the new
system the Federal government will be
able to deD~slt Nom the general fund
of the treasury in reserve banks to aid
producers Of staples. 'The new resolu
tion rejuires, h~e pointed out, the re
lease of 148,000O000, now hold by na
tional banks as reserves, and will add
greatly to 'the l0aning power of th(
banks.'
TVhe statethent in part fillows:
"I have deterinined to announce or1
the 16th day of November, 1914, thE
establishment of the Federal reservE
banks in all tihe Federal reserve dis
tricts. On tihat day the new reserve
requirements for national banks. ai
prescribed by the Act, will becomE
operative.
'I am impelled to this decision par
ticularly because of the emergency
conditions in the South and the confi.
dent belief thatt the prompt opening of
the reserve banks will be very helpfiu
to the cotton situation and to general
business in all sections of the country
"This conclusion has been reached
afte a th'orudh iHscunnlon w~th m
JT CLOTIING.T
Week. We have
hing ever pulled 9x
ge in prices from
00, $9.90 up to
d.
s, all sizes, kinds
its, for knock
Believe Ine we
,98, $1.25, $1.48
ZIA
kind. CIome and
PRICES' TillIS
r-ges, spvvial
.45
... . .. .071-2
ngs . . .. . . .09
.05
.05
L(. L.) .063-4
viots. .09
.. .. . .. .04
.... .. .06
e) .... .. .09 W HERE
I Dress Ging
rice ...... .09
Suitings .12 1-2,
.... .... .25 Our
mny Departments, Clothir
ren's Coats, big line Dres
ralls, Work Shirts, Dress
,a ever landed in a Booste
e Basement, Tinware, GI
Churns, Flower Pots, Jea
rills, Outing, Flannels, B1<
Razors, Scissors, Pocket I
i, Bibles, T'estaments, Cai
*s, Baking Powders, Starc
our Fall and Winter Gooc
and Winter Goods at the
REN
HILE AND M
iat Defies Competiti
Completely 0
associates on the Federal reserve
beard, who are co-operating cordially
with me, and lso after full considera
tion~ of the views expressed by the
directors of the Federal reserve banks
at their recent conferene in Washing
ton wvith the Federal reserve board.
"1 am fully aware of the physical
difficulties that ermust be overcome to
set the reserve banks in motion on the
16th of November, but the directors of
these banks represent the highest de
gree of American banking ability and
I am sure that not only can they meet
the situation, but that they will cheer
fully take up) the task in the same fine
spirit of public service which animnat
ed their decisions at the Wasghington
conference,
"As the result of the enactment of
the war revenue measure, the parity
between receipts and disbursements
of the treasury will soon be happily
restored. This will make it possible
for the treasury to render still great
er service than it has already rendered
in helping the financial situation in
the South and in other parts of the
country where -the need has app~eared.
The prompt opening of the Federal
reserve banks will make the assistance
of the treasury doubly powerful be
cause the Federal IReserve Act author
ies the Secretary of the Treasury, in
his discretion, to deposit a large
amount of the foneys held in the 'gen
oral fund' in the Federal reserve banks
and to require such banks to act as
fiscal agents of the United Stat'es; and
also in his discretIon to deposit the
revenues of the government. 'or -any
part thereof, in the reserve banks -and
to make disbursemenits by c'hec'ks
drawn against such deprosits.
"Under the present system the Sec
retary of the Treasury cannot with
prudence scatter the 'general fund' of
the treasury among the great unumber
of widely separated national banks
throughout the country. Up to the
present time I have gone as far in
that direction as I have felt it was
wise to go, hiut with the larger powers
i conferred by the Federal Rteserve Act
and the tlse 'which 'I may 'be able to
IE BOOSI
THOUSANDS BUN
Store is Now Know
g, Hats, Shoes, Dry Good:
s Goods fancy and plain w
aEnd Negligee Shirts, and b
r Store. Remember our s
ass, Crockery, Enameled N
ns Pants and Knock abou
%aching, Cambric, Blanket
Cnives, Table Knives and
idy, Tobacco, Cigars, Ciga
b, Matches, and hundreds
Is, we can fit up the whol
Booster Store. These gc
[EMBER THE B
URNS E
on and Sells Same G(
ut of the High-pricet
make of the Federal reserve banks as
fiscal agents of the government it will
bte prudent and wise to deposit a large
amount. of the 'genei-al fund' of the
treasury in the Federal reserve banks.
"As soon, therefore, as the reserve
banks are in operation, I shall trans
fer to themi as large an amount of
government funds as possible, and this
will In turn, enable them to extend
ecnlargedl credits to national banks and
state banks ,which ma ybecome memi
bers of the Federal reserve system.
which they, in turn may extend to
their customers. By this means and
thiough tile agency of the Federal re
serve banks, I hope to give additional
assistance to that already given by the
treasury department to the eptton pro
ducers, the cotton industry and the
business men of he South.
"The new reserve requirements,
which will become operative on No
vember 16, will release 'more than
$400,000,000 or reserve money and
Jargely increase the credit facilities of
the banks of the country."
Your Fall Cold Needs Attention.
No use to fuss and try to wear .it
out. Tt will waatr you out instead.
Take Dr. KinG's Niew Discovery, relief
follows quickly. It' ceekls y'our cold
and soot-hes your cough away. Pleas
ant, antiseptic and healing. Children
like It. Got a f>0c bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery and keep it in the
house. "Our family caugh and cold
doctor," writ en Lewis Chainberlain,
Manchester, Ohio. Money back if not
satisfied, butt it nearly always helps,
*E1HOM N'FMS. *
EFkom, Oct. 26.-There is a good deal
of sickness in this community at
present. Misses Myrtie and Frankie
Ciilbeortson arc right sick. Mrs. T. J.
Oooper has been sick the past week,
also Mr. Grover Hil1's children are
sick.
Mrs. T. C. Mc[)aniel went over Fun
day to see her brother, Mr. L. D). El-I
ledgea who is ntill vney sick with ty 1
ER STO1
lit -;1 77.
THEIR WINTER
n as The Booster S
1, Millinery, Ladies' Read
eaves, Bed Sheets, Pillow
elieve me we have the b
tore is 2 in 1, Main Flooi
Vare, Lanterns, Lamps,
t and Dress 'Pants, Wall
s, Comforts. Now back
Fork, Combs, Brushes, Si
Ltetts, Standard Medicin<
of other items we havei
i family and our lower pi
ods are going to be sold.
DOSTER STOR
CUMP.1
)ods for Less Mone3
I District, Next to Br
Ahold fever,
Mrs. Allio 'Culbertson and children
ipent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
sar Blurts.
Mrs. Mary Culbertson and daughter
lis~ Lidie, were visitors here Sun
lay.
Mr. F'loyd Godfrey, 6t Ware Shoals,
risited home folks Friday night and
saturday.
Miss Mary McDanIel spent Sunday
vith Miss Jessie Tinsley.
Statement of thme ('onditlon of the
BANK OF URIIY COURT,
[bocated ait amy (Curt, S. C'., at the
clos~e of busIness Oct. 21, 1914.
.Woans and Oiscounts .. . .$103,182.58
3verdrafts .. ...........,487.30.
iondls and Stocks owned by
the Bank ................7,000.00
P'urnitumre and Fixtures ..1,679.631
Banking House .. .... ....1,750.00
Luo from Banks and Bank
ers..... ... . ......... 1,779.38
Jurrency ........ ...... 1,570.00
3ilver and Other Coin . . /.. 207.16
Total .........$122,656.05
3apital Stock Pa4/in .. . .$ 25,000.00
Burplus Fund .... ......1.0,000.00
LUndivided Profits, less Cur
,rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid .. ...............6,629.28
Due to flanks and Bankers 3,889.02
Individual Deposits Pubject
to Check.. .... .... ...21,694.43
avings Deposit . .. .. . .....23.88
I'ice Certificates of Deposit 1 8,236.09
Dashier's Checks.. .... ....183.35
Bills Payable, including Cer
tificates for Money Bocr
rowed .. .... ..........37,000.00
Total .... .........$122,656.05
State of S'outh Carolina,
County of Laurens. -s,.
-Before me eame L. Ri. Brooks, Cash
ier of the above named bank, who, be
lng duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true con
Clition of saidl bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
L. RL. BROOKS.
Sworn to and subscribedl before me
this 24th day of October, 1914.
W. 1H. McCain,
Correct Attest: (1. 1". Dorroh, RI. L.
],ray, J. W. IReason. ilrectors.
iNeoa bi.
I.)( ladies' ribbu
1.000 (doizell jlose
Children's .05
SM
W llole i l 1.
its. We enn 8'
A' I O T1 I -: I 'll,
And dr1.
..5010 lysKnI,
breasted an1d I
:1 u) to 19 Ye
Irom .50 to $]
:3 boxe~s .lth
i eIkes best Ia.,1
S paltages Wasl
GOOD 4 packges Stanr
iarains galore
Cole and See.
tore things are g01
y-to-wear Skirts, Shirt W
Cases, Counterpanes,
iggest and best line of Pa
and Basement. You wi
Rugs, Window Shadei
Paper, Plaids, Homes]
to the main floor: Je
ationary, Tablets, Penci
, Toilet Soap, Laundra
it time to mention. Con
-ices will save you 15 t<
Now get in the game be
E IS
N iII'Y 11
.TO STRE'l
ANY.i %I'U
r at 210 West La
'amlett's Shop.
INM Ih
Don't lose a day's work!
bowels constipated take
You're bilious! Your liver is slug
gishi! You feel lazy, dizzy and all
knocked out. Your head is dlull, your
tonguc is coated ; breath bad ; stomach
sour and bowels constipated. Olut don't
take salivating ealomnel. It makes you
sic'k, you may lose a day's work.
'Calonmel is mercury or quicksilydr
which causes necrosis of the ly)6hes.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
flynamite, breaking it up. TIhat's when
you feel that awful nausea andl cramp
lng.
If' you want to enjoy the nicest.
gentlest liver and howel cleansing you
ever experienced just take a spoonful
of harmless D~odson's Liver Tone to
night. Your druggist or dealer sells
you a 50 cent bottle of D~od son's Liver
Tone under my' personal money-back
McCRADY BR(
Engineers an<
Specialist fAn Sub4
Develop g and I
erties, Drain
Designs and Estima
constri
lerwea r for the whole lamii
.39, .45, .69. .83a garment
... . . . * , , , . 08
d Ihose .10
Mlen's, WNomlenl's and
.08, .10,, .15. and .23
Pi: SHOES!
t he biggest hline oft Shwo,'s
r w slhl . We ean fit fil
Come aII fleure w1:h1
.N0 YO 'I 0111Yi.
YMA11 Soap...........2
-)ST-ilI ITI
V P'ants' nt.dub
.Ilkanl Suits, all age fom
rls. an~d we en al-.VOI vonI
.50 on I Snit.
.... .... .... .. .10
dIry , Son1 .... .... .25
in1' P'owder . .. . .. .25
-h .... .... ...... .15
down inl tHi Biasementf,
liny nlow hie the good
ag.
aist, Petty Coats,
rowels, Hosiery,
nts and Clothing
11 find hundreds
, Curtain Poles,
)uns, Sea Island,
welry, Watches,
Is, Memorandum
r Soap, Blueing,
ke to the Booster
> 35 per cent by
forpit is too late.
I -E_ WILL liELP YOl'
TH1 OUT YOUR I)OlLARts.
urens Street,
IOM[S Q[ G[OlRGIANS
If your liver Is sluggish or
"Dodson's Liver Tone."
guarantee that eachi spoonful wvill
clean your sluggish liver better than
a1 dose of nasty caloimel and that it
won't make y'ou sick.
iiodson's Laiver TIonie is rea'~l liver
miedliin. You'll knowv it next uiorni
lig because you will wake up feeling
line, your' liver will be working, your
headache and diiess gone, your
stomiachi will be sweet and~ your bow-.
els regular. You will feel like work
lng; you'll be cheerful; full of rigor
andi ambition.
D~odson's Liver Tfone is entirely veog
etable, thierefore harml~ess and cau
not salivate. Give it to your children.
Millions of people are using Dodson's
Liver Trone instead of dangerous cal
omel now. Your druggist will tell you
that the sale' of calomel is almost
stop~ped entirely here.
IS. & CHEVES
I Contractors
livision of Lands,
leautifying Prop
age Surveys.
tes of all classes of
ietin.