The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 03, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
UGH! COOlIS HOR
SHQOKS Y(
Calomel Sickens. Don't
Your Liver and Bowels wil
Ugh! Calomne) makes you sick. I's
horrible! Take a dose of the danger
ous drug tonight anId tomorrow you
may lose a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksllver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Caloiel, when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, break
iug it up. This Is when you feel that
awful nausea aid cramping. If you
tre sluggish and "all knocked out," if
your liver '- torpid and bowels con
stipated or you have headachof dizzi
ness, coated tongp1e. if breath is bad
or stomach sour, just try a spooiful of
harmless Dodson', Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get a 50 cent bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone. Take a spoon
Better Light a
KEROSENE ligh
and old eyes alike. a
give you kerosene
steady, generous glo
corner of the room.
The R1TO does not snc
solid brass, nickel-plated.
clean, easy to rewick. A
STANDARD C
Washington, D. C. (NEW J
- Norfolk, Va. BLT
...Richmond. Va. BA LTI
It Alwa
says Mrs. Sylvania Woo<
witing of her experience
tonic. She says fturther:
Cardui, my back and h1
thotughit the pain wold I
to do any of my houisewor
of Cardui, I began to feel
gained 35 pounds, and ni
as wecll as run a big wa
I wish every sufferin
The Worn
a trial. I still use Cardu
and it always does me g
Headache, backache
tired, worn-out feelings, et<
ly trouble. Signs that yot
tonic. You cannot make
for your trouble. It has
women for more than fift:
Get a Bot
SHlOES REPAIRED IN FIRST-Cl
Wo use the best leather' that
* work will please and that our at
hllack Cat's Paw and Sping
Tan Cat's Pawv and Spring St
* O'Sullivan Rubber lieels..
HInolbachs 'Inuterchangeablo R
I Talf Soles, machine or hand
* Half Soles, sowed, women.,
* lieels fixed .. ....
lI(alf Soles, tacked, men ...
* Half Soles, t.:.eked, ladles..
* Wq~ put on anly kindl of rubb
wholesalel prices we ar~e aube to
We have just received a new
* while you wat. We do the work
* New York San
IIYMAN LUREY
RIBII IT
hR UYlR, If BILIO8
Lose a Day's Work! Clean
th Dodson's Liver Tone."
ful and! If It doesn't straighte n you
right up and imike you feel line and
vigorous I want you to go bael to the
Store and get your money. Dodson's
Liver Tone is destroying the sale of
cagloniel because It is real liver ined
le ne; entirely vegetable, therefore it
can not saliva te or make you sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful .of
1)0(1801's ler T1on will Iut your
sluggish liver to work and cletpf your
bowels of that sour bile and cph stipat
ed waste which is clogging/your sys
ton and making you fcol' miserable.
I guarantee that A bottl4 of Dodson's
Liver Tone will kegp y6ur entire fan
Ily feeling fine \ ,.tiontlis. Give it
to your children. It Is harmless;
doesn't gripe and they like its pleas
ant taste.
ad More of It
t is best for yodng
LAMPS
light at its' best- a
w that reac4;s every
ke or smell. It is made of
It is easy to light, easy to
t dealers evcrywhcrc.
IL COMPANY
ERSEY) Charlotte. N. C.
ER Charleston, W. Va.
MORE Charleston. S. C.
Vs Helps
Is, of Clifton Mills, Ky., In
with Cardui, the woman 's
"Becfore I began to use
ead would hutrt so bad, I:
:ill me. I vwas hardly ablc
k. After taking three bottles
like a ne0w woman. I soon1
>w, I do all my housework,
ter mill.
g woman would give
I when I feel a little bad,
ood.".
side ache, nervousness,
:., are sure signs of woman
I need Cardul, the woman's
a mistake in trying Cardul
een helping weak, ailing
/' years.
Ile Toda4.
B REPAIRING!j
jASS STYLE WHILE YOU WAIY,
is mado and guar'antee thlat our
les wvill wear.
Step Hecels...... .... ...40c
eP H~eels .... .... ... .50c
. - . .. . . . .. . . . 50c
ibber' Heels ... .. ...0
eed, men0's '. . . .75c
.......... ......... .. . ....65c +
............. ... ....10c
................... .....0c
er' heels. uying our supp1)loes at
.0 this ch~leape than others.
mac hine that w'ill sew your shioes t
right,
Lple Shoe.Store
FASTER SHIPS
NEEDED ON PACIFIC
Geo. L. You Meyer States Japin Coulti
Wiipe Out Comemirce.
New York, Jai. 30.--The necessity
for an adeio'-ate navy kept at a high
point of elliciency was argued by
Faranklill ). Rtoosevelt, assistant See
retary of the Navy, and George Von
Meyer, former Secretary of the Navy,
in addr-esses at a litticheon of the lie
publicaln Cluh lere today.
"''There is no harmn1 in saying ou r
navy is third largest today, and that
France and Japan are piogressing,"
Said Mr. Roosevelt. "Th1e fitire of Ihe
navy is in your hands and the hands
of your Congressmen, but unfortui
nately many people (o not know wh
their own Congressmen are. If we had
not an adequate navy it would mean
the loss of Hawall, American Samoa
Porto Rico, the Panama Canal and tnc
Philippines." The Assistant Secretary
derided "amateur strategists, who say
the day of the battleship is gone and
advocate submarines."
Forner Secretary Meyer advocated
a navy as necessary to the inland cot
ton grower and manufacturer as tc
inhabitants of seaports. He called at
tentlon to the lack of battle cruisers
"It was because the 131tecler was
slow that she was suink," le sail
".apail could Wipe our entire con
merce in the Pacilie because we have
no ships that could overtake her bat.
t!e cruisers. The fastest crutiser w<
have is 22 knots."
lierbert L. Satterlee, formr as
sistant Secretary of the Navy, sald:
."Fome people say you cal raise ai
army of a mIllloi mein over-Ilight. Bll
youi cant' raIse bluefackets over-night
You mitst have trained Ieln ll h<
naivy--it's mu11rder if they a re no
trained."
MOTHER! THE CHILD
IS COSTIVE, BILIOUS
lon't, iesile! A haxative is neces
mir. If fqongue Is coaited, breath1 ha114
oroa solliil sour.................
No matter what aills your child,
gentle, thoroltgh laxative should al
ways he the first i(tatilent. given.
It' youtr little oie Is olit-of-sort'
half sick, Isn't resting, eating amd
acting naiurally--look, Mother! se
if tonigue Is coated. This Is a stie sigi
that its little sto aelh, liver and bow
pis are eloggei with waste. Whol
Cross, 1 Cii inble feverish, stomach Sour
bretat:h had or has stonivAchI-ache, diar
rlo(a, sore throat, ful1l1 of cold, gIvc
a f $'aspoonifill of " :(.t iforinia Syriu a
I":gs and Ill a few, botirs all the con
s1ipatad polsotn, 1ind1igested food aill
SoarC bile antly imioves olit o0 its litth
hvoes witlhoii griping, antd you ivy
a Wel:. playful chill'again.
Moll-'s can rast easy aftr givint;
this h.rl s frl.ht lax at ive." it
(Illsae it ne4ver fails toa clealse lthe lit
tle olle's liver' and howels a1nil Sweaet
'll tlia a h and l they d'early h.
its F1~m n oC . 11ul dirqeelions to
h ai al, hibir w, :111 all tae ;111al ta
rownal\\l-li(il trilutach holtie.
co1a1 1 aa. of iih ii sY rp
\ . 1ru1i a I - I Ia btfo!
ha -t .;u! : ta n aa ll b e tat a ly h I a
I iz d. ilta a)lt I un i '. by iat \
.\ll 't (', :'o? fll . \ '.-: t . e a'i lla Ia
'l ti- slhliabtr of ('o l.- irtm, l ae( tim(
itli iir e , Ilin e-a l la alettlr lrau
for efort nrhnatioas ao hat lalati
forlitya itoI bacu n i l a- g ra i marlo (i t ia1
theill otat :fn portios-ofa No 1.o
liu. n d Po rst.Ar .llo e
$100 srpu Rewrdp, h100 e
The inreaing dfmans perwii btal
pteaseto learn thtat aplee itrepartion
hare made saetll hre te hads gail
fb or epot, all hte .stes, asd tha is
fotrs o foodls Ctffr.-Chres tleonly-:
enngPota hbigacntttoa
dieae1r00ir. Reard, $10t0oltrat
ah readercos sufatis f per wteile re
lesdtoyieang te ithere os ates one
deaed iease thetpacientcegh bye
Culaarrh l' atrhCuei the oosilto n tltnly
nastre inr lonowit knownk Tohe rpredtca
fratersoni.t aith bing it curativutional
ent.ha' CatarfrhOn ured Dollarsn
fany uo thaurtfalo to syute. ther
for listroyn test onatns ft. d
Boldsla all gDrigglthe paientrnghb
Takilai' thelonitutPi or ant asition.
naTure in)doingo ittiwork 1Thel prorer
haveta somck fart in M.&..IPits crtv ow
er that, tlhey offer~ On Huni'daredl Doa
ofo l~eist of t0moniloc , tT
A. dde F. .CiItIsi.:N ~i' & Co Toedo,
S l byaC'rg.es ''c
'('hebook of sbe'i'ition t th
cap.itastoc of it. all. &hidre d.sison
totnc. wila eoened of (sursday 'ih for
o~ehferr and1 o-ltoathck kindness T
Caa 1C(lrstld ola ofTank. .a.W
\l . .oh . itt a d f m y an
To' 1JUl11)L FE WER SIPS.
Setin. TIllimit Speaks In Favor of Cur
tliing nattleshiip Con1structfi.
\Vashington, Jan. 26.-Curtailmnent
of battleship conistiuction until les
-)JI of the EIuropean war can be ap
pled was proposed in the senate to
day by Chairman Tillman, of the naval
coimtittee. Ile Introduced an aleinl
ment striking froi the naval bill the
admuinlstration plan for tiwo btti
shipi this year an1d suibstltuti!ng a Ie
quest that secretary of tile niavy sub
1mit iext year specifieations for four.
battleships of a type determined by
the results of conten pora ry naval bat
t!es.
"It senits to be tlnie for Congress
to go slow iII expending these tenls
of million.s of dllar because of soei
supposed necessity or the desire on
the part of sonie one to have ships
constructed in certain1 navy yards or
Li certain places," Senator Tillman
declared. "I feel sure a half dozen
or more battle cruisers strong enough
to put a good fight and swift, enough
to catch anything alloat, or I-in
away, as wisdom may distate, would
serve the colitry's nee(ds at this tinme
far better. Jitst the type of battle
ship we ought to build, we (10 not now
know.
"The light in the North Sea has
demonstrated that speed is vital. The
ftastert German cruisers got a way,
but the slower iBluecher, altholiutlh
faster than any battleship we have,
was sunk. Let the general board
urge construction of more battle
ships.'
The South Carclina senator declar
ed the war in Europe would ex
plode many theories about battle
ships And sit bmta rities.
"The Germans or some other na
tion Imtay be holding in reserve somle
devil's engine which will make super
dreadntiaughts as obsolete and useless
for war purposes as Indian canoes,"
lie continued.
"No one knows what is going to
happen. Why shoul( we build hattle
ships when every day mttay dellon
strate their utter worthlessness?
"T. ile alonie cat teach us whether
fitire fighting will be waged most
sicessfuly, on, under, or above tle
water. The relative tterits of dread
ta'glhts, aeroplantes and Zeppelitis
will b)e found out ere long and we
call r'eap tite friits of1 the experiments
tow going on wititot sharing anv of
the iaigers."
4''oldb and ('roup it ('hildrent.
.[\'n evolie revly uponl (~luunberol
laint's t'outgl titelm dy imuplicitly in t a-t
.s oI' c I(S a14 crolit, and it il'velr
dlisappoints" thei. .\rs. E-. HI. Thoma IIS,
L.oganspuort. hnd., writ-s: "I i ve
founid ClaunbIll inl's Cough"l Remiedy
lo he the lest imedicine for colds and
- roup I have I'ever useA, ;11d i.ever tile
of reOcomainll ing it 1o ill , n\ 1 igh1'd bors
111 i friends. I have 1lwa-;Ys givenl jl
0o Ill chii re wn-ll arinOIg friom
uand i: h.1- m-ef. Ailed' to. 1viv
F, II -111I
. m !"v .1. I t. '
Tho (luini That Does Not Affect The Hcmad
nleenuse' of its tutt1'ici1 ml 4'ntiv e'ff'ct. AA
Qutinelt nnI'1d oe. nt cautse net'' ISI ou s e nr
I~t i ing h 441( he 441' R i tiber 44 tth u i atu' andi
took for the slgig:Iture of i8, Wi. GROvi:. 25c.
Delb Iiait utnrentts 31111,
.\r. .'siu Averyi a well kntown
icd d t the homl of' his~ tather', .\lr.
iitueal services and intermlent w~(e
ait thte Lautrenls ('emetery thle following
day, Rev. .1. A. hiroek ('onducttinhg thte
services which wcere a ttede 1by the
Woodmatn camtp ill a body13. Thei udeath
was a pecul iarly' sadi 0one on1 account
of lie fact t hat. Is 301tng brdl~e of
Just a1 few mtonlths preceded himi to the
gr'ave twVio mloths befoi'e. .\r. Avery
was a very'3 (Ittiet untastimlinlg younig
mail, greatly admtir'ed by all who know
hitm.
SYM PTOMS.
Slight Sympitoms~ii Somtimlies Pr'esage
l.o you feel timed, have y'ou a sallow
COmle lIxion, contiiiation), headicachte,
badl breath, sleeple'ssnless or cir'cles
ar'ouncd your' ('ye's? It' so, y'ou ar iuntl
doutedly(13 sutffetrling from1 somie liver
P'er'hps y'ot uio't feel very' badly
now, lbut (dela3 Is dlangerous. 'To allow~
y'ourt livert to contltie out oIf oider', is
to inivito a serlous chlroiiie illness.
sy'mptomls of' liver troubile stop it im.
mledilately. Ytoul an ido1( it harmlel)I sslyv
ntura itiVegetaibie ('ompiound itha il: Is
r'e'la(cing ('aIolmei e'verywh lere4. 1.1 has
'all t ho effect ivon uss, not thie c'ffectI of
etalomi ' insist on gettIng the originaii
I . '-Ver-Latm hecarn til hei likene4 ss and t
slinature to f I,. l(. (mrigsby, whiceh is
gtuaranlteed to glve satisfce on or'
molney reudd.o.saeb gnr
A A?1kAKJ JJLLXNM
Destruction
Of aluIes
After taking inventory of stock find we
have . too many Winter Goods on hand.
While it is possible the most severe weath
er is yet to come an opportunity is offered
to those who are not provided to secure
Winterwear at much below market value.
Below are a few of the many items offer
ed where market value loses its identity:
54-inch all wool heavy Plaids, the dollar <tality, iiow ...75
45-inlh Ruimin S'tripes, fr'initr prite 50(, now the yat .39
\ll Plaids anl -tripes that were 25e now .........221-2
Silk finish 1'oplins and Rieps, wore 25v andi3( e now. . .22 1-2
,A.\0NU THlE l'NDI-:IN\\E\l
The sltwk d* Ladies' anl Chilrtii's VeSts, 25e gvrade
all sizes for ---........ .............. .20
I.adies' liaeeled, heavy. O1ovet , rihhll-4 Vests an d P1ants.
were $1.00 a suit ulii . .... .. .... .... .... .... .. .85
I' <lesired tI hey vole inl separate pittcs.
The Samle proportionmte cuit inl 31en's Vlder-wear.
Tle remaining st oek ofr Lolies' ani Childieil's 8weaters
have s tred the iiiiniiiest eut or all.
All heavy, tdark Oat ings and Flanieetts. 1i0e rtality .08
A good q1lity yanl-witie Sea Iland. yard or pitet .. .08
One lot Sea Island in lengt nniing from .10 to 2n
yards at the Yard .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .... .04
('ohoret ( 'lnvt-e d 'th I litslill at sdilt' [tijtt as above.
A limited ntumber oft 21;-imihi brlhi.Paao framle,
St rod and stylish handles. Covered with fiat water
pnittu Twill Cloth. v11 elleit valite ftr $1.i0i. eut to .. .75
Only a limited number of Blankets on
hand--these are offered at prime cost to
close.
W.G.Wilson411& Co
~&
BOOSTERS! REMEMBER THIS
GRAND PRIZE PIANO
We. have tdecided11 t rewad the elfor ts tf ttach l000tsor whot (ol
and are1 al s goodi as (tash on) oneo tOht liantos fori sI\ix t oths fromi
thle close of' the Iloosler (Club. Iitemis th.. '!!Irtfites are trans
lerablie, t he Iloosteri securIing onie mayit stl '1: to at fiendi who may
wVish to buiy aI Itino. hy uising it orSt sllina tt tath iloositer will
be~ awardied in a subtstanltial wtay. as thetse tianots, are' sold for $'8ti
at rt1l. Onl the Iturchase of' eacth pianlo toly one tertifiete may
be usetd.
WVORD CONTlCST (LOSICD e\AT1 itY NlIG11T.
31r. W. E. Ilramlett is the winner of te .12-piece D.inner Set. The
followting is the stanidinig of the five hest:
Wortds Votes
W. E. llramlett .... .... .... .. ,..........1,7 IS 1O,'(e)
Mlrs. D)uff Stone.-.--..-..-.................1628 8,00h
.Alrs. J1. A. M1artin ................... ....1,578 6,ttttt
Mliss Luacie Baldwin .... ................1,520 4i(tt
.\tlrIs. Shula I Jonies.... ........ .... ........ .131: 2,(tttt
STAND)ING OF BALLOT BOX C'OL'NT AIONDAY.
FIRST-.\iss M\ay Rloter.
SEC'OND)-Mirs. Ev'a Tleagule.
'fill ilD-.\liss ltutth Patton.
W~ho wtill furnaish mutsic fort one hourit ttext Satutrdayt'? Two
THE BOOSTER STORE
J. C. BURNS & CO