The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 06, 1915, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
jAn Aching Black
and
BearingDownPains
Only suffering womanhood f
knows wha it means to strug
gle against the paralyzing in
fiuence of these symptoms.
There is household work that
must be done -nd only a weak,
nervous, disc ;uraged woman +
t> do it. It is alim st a hope
z :s prospect. No .vonder these
pocr womn'v' fini life a d:eary
I urd n. There is hep at hand.
howeve.r, fa th;e who w11l
use it.
DR. SMMNS
Squaw Vine
Compound
S a WomzaiS Medicino
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Towni hip, '.:"0 '. m. to 2.11
p. l .4 Jan.
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'F d 1sh t 1No . r on thc 1 l00 ofs.lin
S a 180n11:-orl4 t f urome in Ings mam
e'd hilwt 01' o'litilty.se nrch lot, tr
a0 ra Icat vtern 3x'p.d
Afo'inhol21' ofi~-n F e wy n0 ()0
CcII 'ealty ll be on taho for day of
Janulo a ke1; r lial toarod a
thurr.''t n f la oui thy Auditor
doice the eiy hor~ttte nete t
thensalu iletn oe tae le aid on
Conoty wokii th.g oroad. ien
Cont vitapay)r arolena r uret, gv
als Onstat ie whtelpoty iso sJtnat.
ary A. town 1or cout. l oclo, actM
All parel ofi hondius beleiere osea
kidAier tle t Cof~ Febuar 5 peru
cenit'4 enalty will he atced forh fal
Moe ko Clek, returns.retie lrt
J..W . TlMPOK,
La0rlnD OF COUTYCMMS
annual meth ng of-theDado
THIS COUNTRIY BIG LOSEI.
Exports for Last Year About .100 111
Ilion Dollars Under 1913.
Washington, Dec. '3i.-The E'uro
Pon War had cost t.e U'nited States
$::M ,172 In decreased exports upi)
to Deeemuber 1, according to a State
miet t issud tuoay by tile document.
Exports to all countrities for the elev
en-month period enlding with $KOvvlm
h ei a ggregated $1,S67.911.192, again st
2.250,022.4I for the like 1we od Iin
1:. Desite that r i ilg however,
tile Novemter trade balanee in favor
of* the V'iteld- States- was $79.111.271
.m1.1 for the elevn01--:1nth1 perod 10:,.
Novembe"r 41howcd its gre::ztost g-ainl
crtld" and InanulIfasvture-d foodstuff's
lit to I-uope. tile 191 I total b ein ,
-:I: i t : ;'S'- in1
:I lI I :Nn t I is t (I
s~n p i n !INoven her 1li::. 1, '12,1--;
, v(h y ar. V-or I l l 11mt
he l e l i 1!11 . Till, u
w i: i
v - I I 1 ni) 11:; 1 :-inw the
'! : In l 1l-1 1 - n I!'l1 1. T o all
dec es..Hw o Nls t I..-e
10 CENT "6CASCARETS"1
IS YOUR LAXATIVE
Stonleh u r iltor iIn lthe 1wold
iork wshile youl seep.
G(t a In-cent box.
I'm t a i iIist on.c ' -Ii Salts,
Pi!,. awr Oil or. l1tr-aat!I. Water~s
n ih i l b vun-rey forcev a1 111, l" pasage ay
hro Ih Ih oLs, buit dto not tholr
onabl clensefresh n ani prify
-and have no
ifeetI what"eer nUpon the liver. atofl
Now') l11 il "in les" jli. and
wit I I aScnres, which thoughly
Pi' t an sieth j tolitch. 1e -ioVe lt k -
1ij s (i: , foud 'a foul gases,
: - tilh v c' s. )!iIll fl'oh i the liver ;11d
eat 3ouill$th systen11 all thw con
d~t'i natel mat and i oisons in
z I howels.
\ aI aro l to-jihtb will m1iakc you
''All by fuuorning. They work
)%mlya s-1lQ1:1 -ne1VerV grill., silkn,41
:I id c st :IlVly it Ccents a box from
,1l' a i t. .\lillions ' of nwl Ia
W11111 take (' Scalr''e t nIt()w, anld thot
: u n I r haelisdoh , iloun.u
* *e colds, indiuesi,lmI "our st m
;!I fi t, I' '1 I 1 ','--t a no'
A. hl t very hou l Iihld. Cliilrin
latt love to ta jaeiin.
IN g('ON EE 'lO'NTY ,i.\tL.
Wh' it' . 'ln ( l hri e ithro 3Irer to
Green'ii aibsole ha e wl
.\ldn 50 ( lere , ih- (. : os. -: onday. w .
lvi'h d i- :In i lhertf wai-,
('iiitat isoinna y, hat' sritied bya
al iiiske a wbotr:le or lohn
mn.1 lSiivnr othe nesuttd Jol . w0n.
hoiel ' ietoa i on :n w iii So ths I alo
ttiti . lnd it riore it Sloatnd P0o1
An i-iteaIneost. wt asely o iver t to
\lagistraf teIan, buWtg the jot, ften
di, tolleth fstatemnt bing made
that toy ofthe memberst conteled
fortekn of h Lnmentr The mag
istt hasgln andonneedtthatthe woile
hold ai sec naod snquest leontday.k al
Itieall bi.does gIve tl oetumnstatm,
tllf meantkie a bottle ofSloan'
Ariimntonhand Ther minutr yo
menxD notriub Dc. Slo--a'pone-s
i'ate'almost im hemotl draic toi
the seaty, paill o into teffht tn
mani rgt andiht have thn 300 hosa
-oonaindtcods whoeale li oenb
jislumbagodsalttwnrand likgoaou
fd bt itdos nv amotnsan
MORE THAN HALF MILLION.
Allies Held Prisoners of War in Ger.
1n1an1y,I
Berlin, January 1.--By -Wireless to
London) .-War 1risoners held in Ger
niany at the end of the year numbered
8,138 oflicers and 577,875 men, accord
ing to a sumniary issued from head
(Iartel's today, which points out that
the list does not include civilians in.
terned In cleralilly, nor the prity Mers
taken during the piursuit iln iltissiai
Poland or t hose in traIimiort.
Of the number of tile Frechli contri
blte 3,4,54 officers inlt(ding seven geli
erals and 21.,905 inen, the ltussian.s,
:,57~> olileers, of whon IS are gener
als and ImC.29i 1nin; the itelgiants, 1I12
officers, 1 tcilhdilittg three generals and
:;C,852 men, anad tie British, .182 olil
vers and 18,828 1uen.
Illeadinarters declares the repoil
that 1,1411 Gern'lian officers an1d :,%
linlen are 'isollers of war inl Riiss.i
is nilisleadinl, sinCe the list ill lllde;
internied civilianls. l'robablly not m1ore
than 1.5 1)1r ('entl Of (he total are Iiniil
te'y 1in'Suion rs. it is declared.
FiV MI.N1isU i L CULi I
IF ''T IACH IS BAD
hAwn T"c ' 11esi" e;s
St ina! b al It Itie i n, (as .;(I
'I S ' s : 1 - i s i. i e i" . fo il
-t,,ltinI I'g zlek, Sol]r, :!assy t onmeh
I I a ilh S 1 1 e res I l inlig
r :it .:'s tthewo 0
Keep this perf ct s toln Ii 1 doctor
li 0 t(1- b- in - it hand y - :a t a1
I'la e !_ li (ty.<< it case ro t ' C. y eUg
stoiticlla a wich dotres's a:irie Wil
thvin:, il Ii.,.t thg'y vIt Jay!- lik.! 14ead,
fer5 ints and elas ni forn 1iso glS;
etes hieadichle, dizzine'l s ald inan
seai': Jan.etatio-s of icid alld uniget-i
(dit food-- e -1. inh (1(et as soin as al' pe's
Diapepsin cones inl conltact with tho
sti ulch all sueh distreSs van5iuhe. Its
pro, (IC)up1 t( l, lertainty an ease in
overcomning th1v wor-st Stonmach dsr
ders is I revelation to Iltlow who try
Frenlch P'reshialn So redicts to For
ehin Diplonmnts, New Year's Callers.
'aris, .as . L ---l'reo li n t h a ll lla tl
would se Ieli end of the gwa r wp;js
mai,'0 e by rlesident 'oilarein In ah
drls Itoday to foreign diplomats, who
wint to the 'alace of tihe Ely-see to
present Now Yei's congratulations.
"I do not douht, that next, year, tt
Ills traditional reception, we shall
Celebrt'le estabi sh11 ment 1' ovi a bn Iijooelnt.
PeaC," Sid the president.
The BIritish amnassador, Si- iarancis
Ibrtie, as dant of tie diplomIe
(,er]ls, presen eAd thle cngratulations
of Ils colleagevs.. and hillnsOIf. In his
address sir- Francis remlarked thlat thle
diplOllliits proelt Olupl'ised "repre
senativescnlofe the nation us igtingl ae
tei At ai e o i 1 'lr adt iiii er c lti' ti 0
H loig SU'tralilg in oses pla
on s eayb tl iiav b por hoeng
.\ the'ries .\!n'tasdt pheretl war
areonglyose ornther I.ws at tom..
heredaccording tormes ininidualrneeds.
We iti icarifIl'' as ad good dso
bake woud make footwar .forn yo\.
Tr .u shoein of your hors.-ioem
thwillary ttb, and iwill ye om
L-hAURatENS .. ...
OUR EW CREDIT SYSTEM!
Pe'sons or parties owing accounts at Switzer Company
Oiare urged to settle on or before the 10th of the mouth fol
lowving the purchase.
Atn the first of the year ve want to ekar our books of
as thy a ot e a tose owing a account
erequested to call and settle it before the
10eth of Jan.19A15
In accordine vith oir New Crelit System w'c must
require all ccoulints to be palid 0n or before the 10th of the
month following the purchase.
No goods vill be charged unless the account is paid
in fulJ. (~lgd~coit pi
Switzer Company
LAURENS, 8. C.
P R..
Extra he t, mb thrm ou ingo w
comfortable. Burns kerosene--casy to handle and inexpensive.
Perfection Heaters are portable, heat quickly and are smokeless and odorless.
At hrdware furnitur dealers and general stores everywhere. Look fot the
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Washington,D. c. .( NEW JE R SE Y) Charlotte, N.C.
*ihod v.. BALTIMORE . Charlest .C..
RJ. B. DIAL A. C. TODD UDRAIGB .TD
DIAL & TODD1 ENEYBRS,~
Attorneys at Law aiSueyaSeily
Bnterprese Bak Bid~It, Asuraas, S.C. U draesadE bles .ee Wr klflydn rI
PRACTICE IN ALL COURtTS ' potd
Uoney to oa on BeCasat- l .n swdayhu. a rmst rwnsadmi~go l1~
Time UDERTAKI. C TB.pn NR . ODD