The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 03, 1915, Image 7
"I was taken with a severe
headache and cold, which
finally brought on constipa;
tion and bowel trouble.
Physics of all kinds were
used, and we -were obliged
to resort to the fountain
syringe for help. I could
drink castor oil like water,
but it did no good. Sits
were of no use. The doc
tors were puzzled. After
using three bottles of Peruna
I consider myself entirely
well." Mr. John 13. Capers,
No. 610 Pecan, St., Fort
Worth, Texas.
'rhome vto objcot Cf11u14
Mleielline will 11 p 11 Ab
1ItE it dtiirnOjle emtedy to
CATAE.luuL L C AIrris.
STP. .Ii "GTI'
A ~ A
(hili Pinsfvr-. h)Ales; nud Whali..Nots.
After uisi'g ET-IT" once you
viii iever ag:' in have oveasioni for
asking "What ean I do to p(-t rid of
111y Corns " " T -T" is the first
surev certailin cornl-e'.der ever knownt.
If y-Ott have iled other in.b thIN
scoro aint will nlow ity "(M-A-l.|"',
yout will r mize this glorious fact.
W,
You I)robably are tired sticking on
tape that won't stay stuck, plasters
that shift tiemcselves right on your
corn, contraptions that make a bun
dle of your too and press righli down
on the corn. Put two drops of
"GETS-IT" on that corn in two soc
onds. The corn is then doomed as
sure as night follows day. The corn
shrivels. There's no pain, no fuss.
If you think this sounds too good to
be true try It tonight on any corn,
callus, wart or bunion.
"GETS-LT" is sold by druggists
everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent di
rect by E. Lawrence & Co. ,Chicago.
"GE'TS-IT" is sold in Laurens by
Laurens Drug Co. and Rays Pharma
Free Flower Beed.
Hastings' Catalogue
Tells You About It
If you are engaged in farming, or
If you plant only vegetables or flow
era, you cannot afford to be without
the big catalogue published fresh and
new overy year by the great South.
ern sCed house, H1. G. Hnstings &
Company, of Atlanta, Ga., and sent ab
solutely free, postage paid, to all who
write for It, mentioning the name of
this newspaper.
In this catalogue we tell you of a
splenid~ offer of tree floy'er seed to
all our customers, five / magniflcent
varieties that mean lDe iy ab~out your
home and a pleasur to wives and
daughters that nothhn1 else can give.
This catalogue tells you, too, about
our big cash prize offer to the Corn
Club boys of your state. It tells all
about our fine yielding varieties of
corn andl cotton--the kind we grow on
our own 3,200 acre farm. It tells
about the best seeds of all kinds for
planting in the South. It should be
in every Southern home. Wrlte to
day and let us send it to you.-H. G.
H'AST IN GS & CO., Atlanta, Ga.--A dvt.
' CONDENSED PASSENGERI
SCHIEDUJLE
Etffective JTahuary 17, 1915.'
Groenyllte. S. C.
Arrivals from Departumres for
Spartanburg Spartanburg
No. Time No. Time
4 8:f5 A. M. 2 7:00 A. MI.
5 10:00 A. Mi. 4 9:05 A. Mi.
7 11:35 A. M, 8 12:10 P. M.
9 1:55 P'. MI. i0 1 :40 P. Mi.
11 1:15 P. Mi. 12 41:15 P. MI.
15 1: 15 P'. M. i i 0:30 P. Mi.
17 9:15 P. Ml. 16 9:50) P. MI.
Arrivals from Departu res for
GIreenw ~oodl and GIreenwood and
Anderson Anderson
No. Time No. Time
4 a8:55 A. Mi. I 6:45 A. MI.
x6i 10:35 A. MI, xx3 8:25 A. MI.
8 12:10 P. Ni. 5 10:00 A. Ni,
x10 1:40 P. MI. xx7 11:35 A. Ni.
12 4:10 P. Xl. 9 2:00 P. NM.
14 6:30 P. MI. 11 4:20 P. Ni.
16 9:50 P. M1. '15 7:40 P. NM.
(x)-From 'Auderson only.
(xx)-For -k4nderson only.
C. S. ALLEN,
Trafmi Manager.
CHURCH 3~m 0
Episcolmil ILaymlenl Will .Meet InI Columl.
h1111 tils 31on'th.
Columbia, Jan. 30.--On the 12, 13
and 1-1 of February, a Mislonary Con
vention for the Laymen of the E4 pisco..
pal church in South Carolina will be
held at Trinity Church, Columbia, S. C.
BIshop A. S. Lilody and .lhn \V.
Wood, iresiden t and Seeretary, re
spectively of the General Hoard of
Missions of the EiIscopal Chulrch In
the United States and the highst aII
thorities onl Mission Work Inl theC
Church will have importantI part; oi
the programan.
hight Rtev. \\'m. A. Guerr.1y, Ilishlop
of tie Diocese, IteV. NO/hW. W. 'a1t1,11,
Secreta ry of 1.h1v IP'roviIce of v::ance,
.1. N Ison Fi'rsoi, 8. 1f'. FIn ney,
outhilevrn ihld Secretr11y of the iti'roth
OrhOod of St.i\drew~ anld \\'alter
I izard will all Join i ialing in
t-onvventionl an1 jiltin one.
12bi 'fi v lllv i !(m i. fill- IlIst (1i1f of
its ' kind ev r hold i th iS :da4W ali l ,
0\.*C1eii(e consmilee la vk r anI :1xious'
to give 4Vir malE lpis; o;11liaii anl op
ll' :iu ly to Oharo inl its b1 Ei v
3ry I':1rish ill 1 0 stabh 11I n rIe13I.
I to i nkc a aval : L 1 11: 11 1n
l Il l 1) i> nroll th il :.3.1h,; m tes
:11,11 :he i gi no doubi hlt111 .1t l-lagc
w le al r..mT cmtil~n
4 d r1I th8. 'day iiih i n244' piral ional
11ir1 : n'4I h and aI :n es m leti
onm i 1 ld;y v f11ternoon. A Aimphe .*:>..:)
i ;, will ee Pid.idty ev ei n.
'Ih 're will tw a regir1ai tion fe of
mte dolln'r for eIch delegat (,5 wIo t
wilds. I f tihis foo can he nIonl11 to cov
er itle cost of the Sliji ui s w ile as
the otherl < xpenlses, hrewill be nto
further4.1 char11ge, otherwise, the( suipper.
will be a small amotut per plate. The
registratlion Ie should be mlaliled inl
adhne to the Treasurer, .1. .Lal
lory, P. 0. Box 5n-4, Ctmbil, S. exc
Theli clergy, and delegates will be
entertained by the itrch people of
Columbia.
All intiuifries should be addressed to
either Edimund It. Heyward, chairiman
of the excriutive conunittee, or J1. La
Iicfe Ward, secretary. The execui
live Committee consists of E3dmutnd
R. Heyward, chairman, Rev. Walter'
Mitchell, vice chairman; J. H1. Mal
lory, treasurer; J. La. Bruce Ward,
secretary, and L. A. Emerson, Allen
Jones, Jr., Geo. 11. Reeves, Julius H.
Taylor, Jno. T. Seihels, 1'. T. Moore,
.JIr., W. Anderson Clarkson, W. A.
Thayer, J. N. Spann, C. W. Jacocks,
Jr., LeGrand Guerry, A. P. Brown, .1.
13. Rodgers and J. K. Abrams.
Conventifon headqunarters haive been
rpened in the Y. M. C. A. building In
Columbia and registration commit
tees are canvassing every male aittend
tnt in the local parishes. TI'rinity
Church 111 pledged one hun iidred dele
gates. Any male attendait of an Epis
copal Church in South Carol!ini may
he a delegate upon payment of the
rcgistrat ion fee.
THEi llESTi PROOF)1.
(lienu by a Lamurenis Chtlzen,.
D)oan's Kidney Pills were used
they brought b~enieft.
TIhe story wvas told to Lauirens resi
dlents.
'lime ha~s st'enigt hened thle eviience.
I las proven thle result lasting.
The tes5tim1Iony3 is somtie test imony
Thei~ prloof 'onivincinig.
it cani be investigated 1by IdaurensCf
residenits.
Mrs*. J. D). Lewis, 21(1 .\ill St., Lau
rens, says: "M~y kidneys were in hadl
shape, actinig too freely. I suffered
from2 seyer'e attaicks of backache, my
head ached and littI specks appeared
in front o my ey .' I was restless
and mornings alwa~ felt tired and
wornout. I tried dI lCrent niedicines
bit without beneflt itntil I took Dlonn's
Kidney Pills. They mado me strong
and~ healthy." (Statemnent given March
10, 1911.)
OVEfl 1THRlIE YlSARS L4ATERF, Mrs.
Lewi~s said: "I couldn't ask for better
healtsh than I am enjoyinig now. I
giveo Doan's Rldney Pills all the credl
It for liy cureC."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kIdney remedy-get
D~oan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Lewls had. F1oster-Milburn Co.,
Priops5., Buffalo, N. Y.
LOAN FUND ABANDONE~D,
Only About $I2,O00 Was Taken p andl
andt New York Ilanks to Hatndie
This,
Washington, Jan. 20.-Unless there
Is an uinexpected Increase in the de0
mand( for loans the $f35,000,000 cotton
fund plani will be abandoned shortly
after Febriuary lat. Subscript ions of
niort hern, we'ster'n anid east ern bhanks
will lie canciell1ed, and( sout hern banks
and13 cottoni mien left to finanice the sur
plus crop in their own way.
Application for loans so farn have
amiiounited to about $1 2,2000, and
ofIlciauls have no r'eason to believe
thiero will he 'iniany mioreC aplien12t.ionis
b'efore feh,. 1, wlhen the per'iod for
making themt exiresC5
The $12,000 applied for probably
will be takhnm care of by some banks
in New York and the other sub
scrilbing banks wIll be released from
the nledesn.
BARGAINS AT THO'
Bargans!
RED HOT I
Just Like Hot BiOcuits Tght
SPECIAL COO) THIP
at J. C. Burnis & Company' Red Ir
Sells Same G
Red Hot Pices!
St. <i111a V ya1i-wide La . d, limite t ' fo .... .03
5M quality .anteirns, limiit1d 1 fr ..... .... .... .... .29
G spools best, Thi-i , liniitd .... .... .... .. .. .. .. .22
50v botIle I )odson's ILiver T i . this weck .... .... .. .33
.$1.00 hottie W ine ot ('ardii. this week .... .... .... .69
.$.00 MaitIing Art SIpwre, 9x12 ieet, limited, at .... 1.95
$1.00 Alarm Clock, this week, In ll ed .... .... .... .49
I lot len's and lBoy's Caps, 20c s.alue. this week .... ..10
35e (uality B rooms, this week .... .... .... .... .. .25
1 lot Men's fine Fur IHlts, worth $1.50 up to $2.00.
special this week .... ..... .... .... .... .... .. 1.00
1 lot Men's Four-in-iland Ties. 25v values. special this
week .... . ... .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .18
$3.00 heavy Work Shoes, special this week .. .... .. 2.45
$5.00 value Boy 's Suits, special this week .... .... 3.50
50e Men 's and Ladies' 1uderwear, this week .... .... .35
7 enkes best Laundry Soap .... ..................25
7 packages Washing Powders, this week .... .... .. .25
4 packages laump Stiarcli, or Celluloid .... .... .... .15
144 Shirt Huttons .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .05
2 pi'kages Shi e Taeks .... .... .... .... .... .... .05
eh Set of Plates .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .45
$1.00 W atch this week limited .... .... .... .... .. .59
We have hundreds of bargain
Immens
J. C. BURNS
We are located Completely Out of the
Next to Brai
YOURI MONEY'S WlOit'lit.
CHICH ETER PILLSYonsTnsi,0ai.to23
il In lidand Goid metallic
not oee with Slug RIbbon. TudaFb2,Lnor Yns
yeuak nown as Best, Safest, Always Rollable Tovsii, .3 a. n.t 120 . .
S~. YDRilGGI6ST FVFRVWHEM Wdedy e, ,Wtsmlbn
LAUltENS DRIUO STLOIIE, rn onhp .I.t .0p n
IW. Ferguson C'. ('. Feathierstoneof2an 0ersote1tof.i
W1. i. IKnighltnayxcptoewhaeicpbl
~RAUSON, PATIFRSTONE & KNI10Weo mmleiit
Atlarne at LawAsoalmlciiesetenie
P'rompt and carefull attention gIven terrj~ 1 fs u 'tlc uio
to all btuisiess. drn h ie~io/ ieil' it
Office over Palmetto Bank ai tyt I(tnt iesu" 't
ASSE:SSowtS NOTICE 191A5.apyrsaeleilld ogv
The Auditor's omele wvill be open as tt hte rpryi int
rom the 1st of January to the 20th of e ntw rcuty ahlt rc
hiobruary, 1915 to make returns of all o aclo adms.b nee et
personal prIoperty for taxatIon. aaey
For the convenience of taxp~ayers Afeth20hoFbuay0pc
the Auditor or his deputy will attend cn eat il10atce o al
tho following named places to receive juet aertrs
returns for said year to wit: J.VTOPO,
Friay Jn.29,Yong Tore dy, eb. CouLntyordong
E BOOSTER STORE
ARGAINS!!!
frm the Ov'-y Go F
GS ALL THS WEEK
on Racket Store. fhe HIouse c t
oods for Less13
A 111)o
$... . . . . . i w. - - -. . 3
$15.u Suit this wk-.... .... .... .... ... . .... 0
I i lt' .\III en s lin. I n' i iIntg a '.jc-1al i i WCI(
I ?I-:l) I IO(T I'l, I( - C ,1
G5e .lMen 's 1itibbe Shoes. sp-evial t h is wcek . . . . .45
6 uill-size I'itblers, limnited, this week .... .... .. .15
1h. lge Till Wash Pall. this week. limiite . .... .05
35v quality lare Agate )ish Panl or Iueket. limitel .19
1 lot $1.25 Men's P'ants. limited, this week . . . . .....79
Millinery prives cut hall' in two. Now is Your tile' to
get a lat.
$5.00 Ladies' Long Cont, speeial t h is week .... .... 2.95
$7.50 Ladies' Coat, this week . ... .... .... .... .. 4.39
10e quality yardl-wide Ifle-hing, limited 10 yards, for .65
50v values len's Work Shirts amti Dress Shi-ts. limicd
2 to a customer this week. prive each .... .... .... .34
I slmall bot 10 qutal ity i lannelt I)r ( cis. 10t yan Y is
to a ic tom ---- -... --.. .... .... .... .... .60
7 1-2v Aproin 41ing thams. this week .... .... .... .. .06
2 spools ( ood Thrmi -ea -- ----.... .... .... .... ........ .05
7 halls sewing Thread --. -... -... .... .... .... .05
s just as good all through our
e Stock.
& COMPANY
High-priced District, 210 West Laurens St.,
'nlett's Shop.
(CENTI LESS .iONEY. 2 I
ANNOUNCEMENTSi.may .W.IIJAS
I hereby announce myself a cand1(1- 11tClVato e yefaeni
(into for re-election to the 011100 of(lt oICiiitac 01cofidr
Mayor o1f the City of' Laurens, sub lject mnt 11\a'iI 1 i(C olc ~e
to the rules of the Democra tic prima ryofteecorat iimay
C. M. llAlD.'j S iz,
I hereby an10noce mnyself a Canld i- Iheic'a toll ysitaCdnli
diato for the 011lee oft Mayor ot thIe(atc rAirii 2touWatt1ccc
City of Laurens, suibject to the rules Je otecte tIh )uicI
of theo Deinocratic jirimary. icnay 1 .'' I 0
1 hiereby annlounlCe myiself a candi--tpteoic i iiicait 11~
daue for' the oftice of Alidermia n ini Iacd aoc1~ ccatlc v tI i
Warcd I, sub lject to the rulies of I i the tc )m ea i i
iDemoeratic' intrly. C. it. (O.\SQVLW it NYE.Ii\\
dalce for .\h.ricttmn ill Warid I, sttbjlct itli. ttcitcc li actI i
toc tile ruties ofl the ieh-mocractie c k r i- 'O~cc 1.Ilcii ~
C \ liIXOS 11. .\OSKii*Y.
for re-ietlectin for1 Al deirmanc in1 Warcd ct ot .\ictu c ii\ici
2, siubjeel to 1 ithirues of' the Deimo- I)li'td5 0 i ~io iI
Aldietrmati in Watrd 2, subject to the aeort'eitctio'Ad.ccicit
rul es of the D emoc rat Ic prci mary. \ac 6 ttiet 1iil' iieolIl
I ~~~. 1OYD i SIGXTON. imor i inc. .i0iiii
'VT fr'iends of Mr. WV. 1. hlawkins ihrlyacocl' cye aic
an nouce him a canid~ate for' Alder'-(ttCfrt'oieef \iitiatolp
mani In \Wircd 31. rsn.W ' nii 4 el '
1I0 hereby announce myself aecndi--Cuclai rmsooai1h'i~
date for Aldorman in Ward 3 subjiect leoft Dmeaicrmay