The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 04, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
Joyful Anicipalion
of Motherhood
Ther is npt to ho a latent apprehension
D0 distress to nar tilt completo joy of
expectation. B tu t
this Is quite over
corIeo by tile nlvice
of so .itany Woien
to uqo "Mother's
Frienll." This 1.4 ill
i t pplientloil
eZignird to si lubri
cat" the liui leI anad
t4o tIa:Si relievO tiho
I'Vwre ractilig ()It
the cc .-rvos, that tit)
luatur.1l .s'trali ponIlthc ucrs an:ir w i..l
n .I. Il ot hyicrn cctd ilv tlhosel SevO)
paill (4)i c een: o eonn ik
.ne d n al n y i-l<M ~
jwhli -h . Ive it, t ,h t t ' i' t , ti i t
bnvr k 10en p:: to viery!-: t! it nl h
'v ar I - c itiOr ;' 41 . w t-l10ht,> em
lit:' t:nh. I' -. I': v I'-' :;Z . ! .. etlit-d 1101)1i .
. j : ti ho ia c lt t j'.i o t
enr 'd.4 - I-N, I y, t I n t( .'
IAi wni th' : t t l it- I t~taicc.i It
in; 1 b0 1:: . i t i t . it i.: :smile
liii ~ a( II n-cc,7 fitc~ V i~cl i l l.
h m , . i f- in i '. I n:c t
iclnc :It ., b r: t .V : .cl j.-. . I., * dr-, I - -
icA rywh' r. .\ t. 1 1 1ul toL ! :1vY
: '1 : . for exlii.tn
N 0c
cii
c1,1. V. 1il :1- hbccl :0 I
i . ia of .\l:teb 191., whenl the
bo(-; - will bo close~d.
. lI perons ownitilg properly il Ilore
tiha (tic, o 'ne onish1ip a. re req Itinesti to
cal for receipts inl each ot' thle sieveral
T- us.cijsc inl which the property is
loc. ' ted. 't'his is important, as addition
al co an- I Id penal ty may be attached.
All able-bodied male citizens Ie
iio-n tie ages of 21 and 60 years of
al:t are liable to pay a poll tax of $1.00
excit old soldiers. who are exomipt
at ' yea rs of age. Commutation Road
Tax $1.50 in leu of road duty.
'The Tax Levy is as follows:
Fo:- S1tte purposes G.. ..... il IS
For Colslitutional School Tax 3 mills
Fc: Ordinary Coutnty purposes 3 nills
Fo'' Interest on RaIlroad Bonds 1 mill
FPr P) Ioad -'>nd Bridge Holnds 3 m1s1l.
For cirt Ilouse onds ... % mills
1 . . . .. .. .. .. ..;.7 m ills
No.l - 11trr i
Tini- No. N
'Y oi............... ii I
. I m. ... mills
...........l.... mil
Or~. .o .: j mill
................... tIlls
V IIu N... .... I niils
Celltl N........ . ..2 iills
\c, ......... .....2 ailiis
.......... .... it!:ills
Yoti r No.. . . i I I
Y S" i oi I .Schools --i)l1I
Lnccii ton(i No. N cI
Or a. No. 12 .z
Youn..trs c No. ........ u
SCral No 1c1 \. .1......i ul
\ic ..~.-.........2 m:jil.c
Di Ni I... --..........I mis
'IaI 8 iiacb; . - - ..ipi ..' .. i m ill
~ ittl~I ~-)... ...I mills.
i~rric.IcilNo.I......... ...... mills
Sniivat N,. 7.............s. mills
iti'cvii'tc N. -7.-......... Imils
Sullvan rowahj. i. i. ..oc .3 ills~
Me ia a N'o. ~-.--.. .-.....21 niis
YoulI e'bc No. ..-......... ills
MimealSierho.l-I.....Townsh ill.
13r1 In t'ind No. .--........ .. m~Is
Ekici.i No....--.--........... mils
Shci~~lciiN . I -.-....... mills
Gayhi or win.s.........:ills
IM ('I'airch No. 7........ .. mIlls
l't inc iN N..: .... numlls
('rs. lith Nc. 13.. .. .. ....:. mills
P'rin..o No.fl h I.-.-.-,.... ... mills
Pcia .piig N'.;;......... 1)1m1k
iSulin N'.1 -................ mills
Irewirti N(. 7 -c. . ... mills
-Mrna~ fl No. 3 .... .... .. .2 illsI.
Siccein! Scols -Wa[citrlo TIowshly~
Wa lr . No. I4t-; .. .. ....49 mills
IMt.icalagh No. ....... .. 1 m1111.
Hueicih.m No. 2.-.-.........2. mills
(Ekjm t N.! - ..... i.. mtiil
I uioin No. *.........2 mills
OcakTic.'' e' No. I . .. .. .. ....;2 111 m is
M lt.uc >':asan N. .. ..... .2 mills
- (t'ire No. 7 - .. .... ....5 m:iills
(h~ roy l i'O,.Ne. 13............7 mlil
.fuihc o.I............. mills
i No.oi l 2 -i -'c No. 3.. ....' i 1s
8iih'iccviN. I .. .... .. 2 ills
J~ifc'iNo. 10 .. ...... .. isi
Csi s Ilillo No. 2 ..... . . .iiil
Cs(.If ilil No. 4 --..... . . . .2 m ils
SI-cmal Sitchoo.ils (1 llne i Townhi p.I
the ir-r No. by - --c-... ..rl.. ocmillse
imo akn Noff a -. .. ..i ..et .... m1c
dclu'ngter N o . . . .. .. ;eul mills
Rio's orth No. R-- . .. ..O.TJmN(
lluno No. -- C- .. t. ..r..s milrs
Odoer No. 19 .. .. . ...&m
PRESIDENT WILSN ,
ISSUES PROCLAMATIQP
President Befers to tie Fact tiit ti
United Stites is at Peace with ti
World.
Washington, Oct. 28.-Plresidedl
Wilsort today issued a proclaillatioi
designating Th ursdaq, Novembe :ii
-is ThanklstivinJg day.
'T'he prochIilation, whiv i rle i 'e l o,
the lact that thle Ilnited stall... i.;
pe:u-o while the rest, of t. w :ii b
Iv var, fo!!ows:
" 1 1 Ilhl'es Iient of tle IlIlt :
Stolave of Alerica: Al'rtilaln
It, h 0 ,Plh been tlie 1011' , i
0min of, our people to L1urn il thi
lrititii nutinof thef .oveu ill 1r'1.
mid lhank:giinllg to A i te
for I lis lu y blessin.;; and l e 1111ri
;t' u:is a nation. The year fthau k
lit 01dawilr;' to a, Close SMnOC wl
obser-ved ouir day of aml ha.;
Sivinlg has 1 bween, wile 1 3'.11: '1,..
iplinse of tei' mi4 h (0l o ,
I* Wallr and(1 of Chalng hi h 1 11
dh.,lurbed to world, ,tlo :1 7e-cl w:
;i blesCShing forlls
"It ai s b(n11 k(u h~l e -1 o Ii.:
:in-tin -it in-ace, with hmioor. a.::rl
)5:I01par Io tell t sitn tfeai!':i 4
111!.\ t ho ' s' I ol' t l e w1:0 n \ :
u ,i \\ hav h.c aw n privil, ;
I 1 , W Ilm hope s k(n to1o, (e )
*~~I'IlC~~ StItfl SIo~t of o Ieg I
dIy oI Inar a trdl dI I O ir owIOI
1aS a airn hath a t e er comil
helsion, a I tull (I. re1alization of he111rv1I
r01spols-ibilities, as w ell as of the ir
blessings.a nd a( . ke le se ells of'tI#
mora1-l1 and practical signifc a c e ofI'
hIa~t their part amliong thle nations of
the World may Comle to be,
"T he hurtful effects of ofreign wr
Iin tneir own Industrial and commier
eial affairs have made them feol the
nmore fully and 'see the more clearly
thel ir mutual inteordependence uponl
one another and has stirred them (o
a1 lielpful cooperation, such as they
h 'a I eldom practiced befo*(eI. 'I'lley
have been il1uickened 1by, a great Illor
al stimulation. Their unmista kabli.
ardor for iace, their earnlost pity
;kI! d disinitereste(d ;%ymipa),thy lor- those
who arI- slulffering, th re4(,11. 4ad Iines lo
hi-l aind to2 t11i nk1 of the 1-1 4'd , 1''
ohiers, has reveai!le Ithem44 to1) thl:.i -
'os tlwull aS to Ht w0ori.
"Our cirps-i will 1114'd all who uit 1
'Iod; the elf-tsse(io ofNour u'p,
as adalo tilehasgivingth standn tndl
Jillt inite ti,11 p11w1I tlrilol u l ii.
re.d or ce(ss o our buined mCn
it I n o thiwr 1( n t ions s al w Ill Is
our 11 own.
"Te business of the outry hoas
1%l l Supplied with new instruienta'li
t)s and th4 connlero of Ilw Worl
with new channtels of trad e and inter
Itse. Thw PanaIa cai l has beeN
opened to thie comme of the na
tionls. Thle two continetnis of America
have beI I bounJ4 d inl closer lies o;,
friendship. New instrumentaliti- o!
1,1 hih it will alo. No instrumentalll.
muni rvc. Never) 4I11141(II> befor hIl av.-'it
"Now,41 therefore,~' I I, Woodro \\'il
114 lof Aeriany tomhb designate
Thursday, foe yGthr ofk embaeret
as a y s ofrthanksiing an )ayer.~s I
antonefrom l'g their wned IJl ou
tolmahight G o ee nen
"115I il--tnesR whorof I havey here
l~O 11t. tngea cie of Wahntn,
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.~.ie from the wvorld's record success Oliver Morosco's "PEG 0' MY HEART". This delightful pla
will be presented at the City Opera House, Monday Night, by the most
distinguished cast that has ever visited Lares
Vt-vieaIl,1'. N'ai %% hia yolt 111Cc' and1 (11.
g~~I.: o'oo1jny it. %%Ithout rli'ad of re.
bet 1101 li lit! stoma1cht.
Ia'&.o Di a pO'j0.111 lio'Iongs III y(101
holm- a l.IwI'y. Should1( Oneo of the faiii
Ili e::t sontuthing- wh!ch donx't agr-e
in digel t iol oyIlopsia, gast i-Itis or
8 tcirou~x c!' rllntioiito' ato day oltime r.
dt vil '1w -I l.I I*, 1.-; 14 to gten
; - :I 1 11 1 f . I ' I o I I on1( 51
S0141"t o4 sile ' I. wVilliww now4~ 1 iv.iut
Il l V. i i% I- I nI' 1' H1 4 S, . -O S j 11W)4.
o1 v. ~ 1 -'lo Y't l: 11:( 1 1 1 1 Mt.,~
Iild !'44 l1l 1vi th a h 'i',V () t011
Ill t. hoW l4i114 M!.' 1110'st vit.o~l~ol i
1i1 ". Iith of01 ' Ill., uoll '. lo llo himn,
%%1il t I## I' i-d : Oit w;l t o. .11(1 114
('~o (12 -litL 1 . -1 1110 ()1 1 911.
111 ~ ~ 11 hwoscolily
thav lOtcl 105 ilto't'o' 4V11 1)0o loe
olil this ienohsrdtIII-I 7to, ItS lie 1oon
t~ oco () !,(-11 1)0 ,11 I 111 r cio d t do b
icll 1co O1It, 1.
.1 pens i on toa I Iol II-e to) dio th . is
W.''0\14 11e. !tol. .loi1i'o u
od tltto's 1I10ist 11 1. (01' 101 1(Ill
Vlitsit i !- folut I 1111 o t BegltoI the
lo''o~ I 't-il ol 2!4.l l'dvly. lii I olii'
It II (I' ll (14 t o c s t~ill jm5 Ilt r il l11'
caso' 1). totoct's 1 eIooI. andto I'itito'o
od aes 1)1st ile lt voti'c 11111(1 tw1 hl-it
was-1t11 haldtol'('t 4enlecl Ilhtit.c1I~iei
N' I'i govo10111 1.l gave .~ VIl oI Islie
hovie, ht i,.eiol c hoe )' eto ol itti
'Ihoe a!,ese h I'hlolill lo'vd 1111 h
'o''IIvs io 1111-let Atonvy lnt twl.o was
i eal it" a not lizntd loth e 'e o'ootgh Iw
hile In the, 111t a 1 dlou th11ey oiSfl
loInvioain toth ae an0ed Sickly
ITh Old Atoodadt Sen ovl.red thatl tnw
OROV('Sf~.(: TARTllS3iellOI, dwloIlrive ou
Materto .eir!tcheq wheboc wend bukl topii
tern. tirue Iwoc.y 'or dl l ncildnot
Had elken llss121ionary in Central A mterl.
en for lIii.Thitn Vears.
The home of Ir. .1. Wde Aniderson
was saddened Woedn Hesday mornIng by
lb.h leath of his brother, lev. Conway
G. Anderson, w-o 11ho had beei vsi ting
him for the past se.eral mtionths. Rev.
.\niderson retIrnedi to) thIs count ry
. Cm 'entral .\merica inl .\Anu..t ho)
h-g lo e1I'.i rate frmil an itlaik of,
n8~ e.. the ('.- atral .\n. mra mis
un lield(. .\lahowJh :" was . -n ral
K OWn1 that1 he# wVIA notA eno. i' oi
!Pn Ib Ih- ne'w it t hl wl : i a i ll
iic .1 voiii m l~i'n inl tle :arly part
m t he ','-k as a shioek alKi sur
i ise to his fii(tids. The birial ser
Vh-V.s wer(I*( h1.!ld ele afternlooll.
blgolhteil"('1(mtedl by lr.1.. It. T. .\la
r. assist oial by IRev. N. .1. Ilo.mes andt
.\r. (. 11. Ilobo. In!termttienit was Inl
thle Lailtrons cemetlery. A larg-e num11
b.A of frltiends and relait ives gathired
lo pay a last I rihite to his ,:1em1)o- Y.
Thie following gentlemen net d as
p l- ar r : H. 11. WVIlket vs, 1'. L,.
Clardy, W. II. Sloan. .Join A. Franks,
\\. 1'. Iludgens. La. .\I. Roper, A. N.
Iia ~ t 1 -1. J. lnes.
Riev. .\ndersonl wa.- thet Koni of D)r.
vv(d .\rs. 1). 1'. And~erson. of Water-loo.
lk1 Sent his varly life inl tih I.!shon
See tioli. AboItt thiirtiein yea:1rs ao ht,
' as enled to the inI:istry antd soon
ti-reafter was sent to Zacapm. Giat
am1ahl, by the ilentacostal Ml'ssi
ioar, wiere h.- faithfully served un
It a few montitls ago When Ills leaithIi
failed him. While In the mission ser
viee he wag marriedi to a co-worker
f'om Pennsylvania, but she only lived
for' several years after the union, dying
while on a visit to Mr. Anderson's
relatives here.
Rev. Anderson is 'survived by two
lrotlhersI and one sister. as follows:
J. Wade Anderson, or this city; R1ev.
11. R. Anderson, of Boston, ia.: and
Mrs. Goggan s, of 0 reeiiwood.
R1ev. Anderson was in the fiftieth
year of his age. At an early age le
joinei Ole church and lived a conse
erated, Cii ulstian life. one of soervice
and help to hiis felIlowiman. InH his
death, Ils11 church loses ole of its mnost
Ievoted workers.
Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
0INTMUNT falls to cure anty case of Itching,
Blind,Dleedlngor Protrudtng Plies indto 14dav.
I The fit ot application gives Ltase and Rest, 50%c
FOlR JEAD (OLDS Oft ANY
('ATARIH ILL.
'Vuri ely use 1 yoiel: i ucly vle Irs
the heal. stops tle dis greealle nasal
diselharges, soothes a d heIals tile in
Ihil 1ed lining of the I r passages--you
feel better at once.
Whenit your nostril are clogged, yon
Siffer witht dII IIh adleles, or. have
that onistatl frog I the Ibronlt, 11yo
mel Is tl r'emei'dy tht. Will give the
qiuicke'-t, most effe tive and l:ating re
litf pIo!ibli t I vs right to the
e,111,t1 of the I. iii e aid gulekly ends
your mis'y. Y u simply breatle
iyolEl utsin1 1 e small hial that
o:les withI every complete outtilt.
Ilyomtel immiedlately' reaiches ail the
ra w and it fl amtied tissueis liin g the
2n0se a1nd throat dii ivintg out thle polison
outt secretions and heating the sore
spots --dul11 headaehes vanisuh--you
btreathe freely. Even the worst cases
respmondi quickly. it. Is Impossible to
use Hfyomeol anid not be immediately
benefited,
Hlyomel can 1)e had from Iaiurena
Drutg Co. anid ia vnry lunapnnivo.
9 LET IT BE
9S SKVER WARE
oR CUT GLASS0
PLAN -YOUR CHRISTMAS BUYING NOW. 1T IS NOT
TO() EARL Y. COME INTO OUR STORE AND LE T US MAKE
SUGGESTIONS FOR GIFTS. OUR MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN TH1-IS BUSINESS IS A T YOUR SE RVIeE. YO.U4MA Y KN'OW
i A T WHA T WE SiE LEC is P1 OPER AND THE PRICE WIL L
13- KE (G H17T. WE CA N DO YOU ENGRA VING AND HOLD THiE
GOODS 'TILL CHRIST 1AS I EK FOR YOU.
FLEMIN BROTHERS
SLaurens, S. C.
The Only Way One Can Offer Top Notch Quality
anid bervic.e at right prices, is to control
manag.e and direct every process in thje
manufactre of one's product, t0u elimi
nating os: motion, tim dependence on
others and'expe nse.
It is this k' inld of ani oraiad nthr a ained
for us the high rep tatlon we eRjoy EI'ElENh
mgli of oplt houe bil:frminh.w
s FLE'I" AROTHEUMBS CO