The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 17, 1915, Image 7
* lSleepy
teeling
in the morning when you ought
to be fresh and vigorous is a sure
sign of a torpid liver and bilious
Rtate of the stomach and bowels'.
To avoid a sick sqell give your
system a thorough cleansing. For
this purpose there is no remedy
more -wholesome and effective
than
DR. M. A. SIMMONS
Vegetable
LiverMedicine
The Old Original Liver Powder
Its excellent purifying and in
vigorating influence brings about
an immediate improvement. You
feel better from the first dose.
The bowels move freely so that
the system is. soon rid of the
bilious impurities which are
clogging the vital organs. When
the stomach and bowels have
been cleansed the sleepy feeling
disappears, the mind becomes
cheerful, the digestion good and
the body active and vigorous.
Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medi
cine is now put up in a handsome
'lithographed tin box.
Ask forAie Tin Box
Prics 25 Cents
C.F.S fn Medicine Co.
7Proprietor&
ST. LOUIS, MO.
OWE MY HEALTH
to Peruna
I was
Gradually
Breaking
Down From
Confinement
to Store.
Mr. C. N. Petersen, dealer In fhie
boots, shoes and cigars, No. 132 South
Main St., Council Bluft's, Iowa, writes:
"I cannot tell you' how much good
Peruna has done me. Constant con
finement in my store -began to tell
on my health and I felt that I wso
gradually breaking down.
"I tried several remedies prescribed
by my physician, but obtained no per
runnent relief until I took P'eruna. I
felt better immediately, and five bot
tIes restored me to complete health.
I have been in the bt of spirits
sin1ce, a111d feel1 that I ve my health
to it."
Catch Cdld' asily.
Mr. Arthur G. a-terson, R,. F. D
21, Box 21. Omro, Wisconsin. He
was in the habit of catching cold
easily.
11e says: "It has been seven
nu.nths now since I have taken any
Peruna mnd I havcn't felt the least
touch of cold'since. and I am positive
that I an now rid of the tendency to
catch cold. PerunaL Is a wonderful
.Toowho object to lIquid modi
emsc~n now procure Peruna Tab
Hlow to P'revelit Hillous Attacks.
"Coining events cast their shadows
before." Tis is espCcilly t.ru'ti"oi bil
Ilu atttacks. Your i apptlitte. wvill falli,
y;ou will feet (lull and languid. Ifr you
are .su bject to bIlious attacks take
iihree of Chiamiberalaln's Ta blets '.s
$00on as these synmpitom1 q lPpnr. andl
tihe aittack amy be wyarded off. FOr
salo by alldruggists.
Helping Kidneys
By Clearing Blood
A Function Greatly Assisted
S.By a WelKnown
heme~dy.
?.tost renadera wilt hA Iisotd to more
clearly under'istand~ \vhy nnaiysiu uf uirinme it
so important, in thm. use of H. it. H. to
I umif.y tt, blood, its nett on hg a st imulant
to ithe myrind ~'f u~ne blooo ve'sels tlhnt
thinke tip the costrtive a~sties of 1thle
kidneys. All thli bloods frnt nial over tho
body must p'ass through thle /kidnei'ys. 'rhey
act as teste'rs. andI assayers. jAnid aecording
to whiatI they ailow to pasts out in'the., urinie,
both nit to quantilty am. nmnatrtis, the
heaith of the~ kidneys anel it quality of the
blood Ic detiermined. , 'i'he entalyttec energy
forced) by H. H. H. is . shEi ni a the urine.
It is also dem'ionstrnled pi thie skin. And
as the blood conttiues sweep thiroughi
the kidneys lo udoanin tilng nt ure of
14. 14. H., met ingt na t doeiis t'hrough alli the
ttvenities of eliimiation, shows a marked
diecreanso of dittents5 man ifest atlonus it dhem-.
onstrated by tVine analysis. 'i'his assist
annee is a great reliet to the kidii'ys. 'flhe
body wastes are more evenily- (listrib~ttdt to
the emuinctories itheir elimination is gtlim
iiiated b~y the tonie action afforded the
liver, lungs, skini and kidneys. 'th aji, in
eases .of' rheuimaatlsm, cystiis, chroni sort
throt~t, hutaskiness of voice, bironchliils, nthl
man andi the myriad of other re'flex indiea,
tions of weak kidney action, first puirif3
your blood with H. R4. 8., so it wvill enablE
the e tissues to rebutild e elua'trnt
and regain the normath kmalth. srnl
8, 14. 14. is prepared by 'rlte Swift Speeifkt
Co., 5i27 Swift Ilitig., Atlanta, (hn., and ii
you have aniyrdeep-seated or obstinate blood
trouble, write to their Meicl ept o
iree advice. dil ptto
of fear, Mrs. Langford was slowly
lowered. As her body disappeare.d
over the edge the Japanese rushed up
the ladder.
Barbara's hand closed about some
thing in the pocket of her coat. It
was the man's revolver. She drew it
and covered him.
Inch by Inch Mrs. Langford descend
ed, hanging over a space which
seemed to her a nightmare of horror.
'And, as she descended, Barbara, upon
the roof, covered the Japanese. 0
Ho squirmed and dodged, but the
girl mechanically wheeled and faced
..0
The Prisoner Was Carried inside.
.him until suddenly the rope slack
ened. The prisonr had reached the
ground. For a few moments MIrs.
Langford remained as though petrified
with fear. Then, glancing wildly about
her, she saw a door in the wall of the
ard. and, rushing through, found her.
self upon the street at the side of the
house. In front of her was an auto
mobile. She ran toward it, scream
/ing.
As the last strand was played out
Barbara's gaze shifted, and instantly
the Japanese was upon her. le
snatched the revolver from her hand
and dragged her toward the trap door,
which. lifted again, disclosed the vil
lainous face of a fellow conspirator.
Helpless as a child in the grasp 9f
her captors, Barbara was carried down
the ladder, into the center of the
throng. And in her agony she cried
one word:
"Gordon!"
She heard the crash of a door be.
low. The secret service men rushed
up the stairs. She saw Kawakami
whisper to a conitderate; they car
riedi her, not into the room with the
sacking, but t'oward a secret cham
ber in the wall, which she had not per
enived. If 'once they got ier within
Gordon might seek and sekrch
"Gordon!" she cried again.
An answering shout and her lover
came rushing up the flight, followed
by his men. Barbara strove to reach
him; she heard the crack of revolvers,
felt a sharp pang in her breast and
fainted.
"Barbara! Barbara! I saved her.
And you, too, though it was touch and
go at the last moment! The others
have got them!"
Silo opened her eyes. She felt
strangely weak and strangely satis
fled. 'She wvas alone with Francis In
his machine and they were wvhirling
thtroughI the streets toward her studio.
"Barbara! Look up! You are better
now, dear. You are safe, Barbara!"
She tried to answer him, but every
thing seeed unreal and the world
was slipping away.
"Unrbara! There is blood on your
clothes. You are not hurt, Barbara?"
Th~10ecar stoppedo~ outside the studio.
Ini sudden panic lhe snatched her ini
his arms and carried 1her withiin, Ele
laid her down.
".Parlard! You are wvouuidjed!" Silo
heard the panic in his voice. Per I
eyes openet antd she smiled faintly
at.himl, "tPrancis," she murmured,
and he felt her hand grow cold in Ijis.
And as her eyes closed he realized
that theoy had accomplished their last(
task on earth together.
He kneeled beside her,.shaking, his
head bowved on his arms,
The Gkrl of the
Secret, Service
A Realistic Motion Picture Drama
in Two Reels, With Grace Cunard
in ,the Leading Role
ECL ./
FEATUI:,
A stirring and pathetic story de.
picting the Work of the United '
States Secret Service, which won
the moving plclure story contest
See It at the
IDLE HOUR
SATURDAY.
February
A
MINTER (
The Great Bargain Carnival he
people who have been fortunate en
on account of the rough weather a:
unable to visit Laurens during this
offer for the remainder of Februar:
given in Merchandise. Bring your
goes at Minter -Company.
Clothing Specials
DURING FEBRUARY
Did you I'a il to get. that. Stlit-If tnot-it is not too late if'
One lot $15.0(f andl *16.50 Stits, February Special .. 9.99
One lot *10.00 Suits, "eh ltiry Special .... .... .... 6.99
One lot Boy 's Suits, sizes 15 to 17, Special at .... .. 1.49
One lot Men 's $2.50 Pants, Februa ry Speial, Ia ir 1.49
One lot 50e R ihbon, Fe b1111 ry Spe ial, yard .... .... .19
One lot 20e and 25e Ribbon, February Special, ya1 . 10
Make Our Stc
- IN TER
NEW PEl(CALS
NIEW WHITE G00ODS
IEFERENDUM WINS 'lelclotoittioihSn
BY BIG MAJORITY~ oJli ) Vliiio iet le
?iuetioni wouilld be "Liquor" or "Noieole'ootonwe rthyat
Llqiior*," Sente J)efeatintg Amtieinl d. wtiky511b I g cts
iient s One .After Ano1ther~. ue'Ci tli ot *~ 'CIbs i
Col i umbia, Feb. 10.-Thei0 proh1)ibiigdtelrl t Zoit o of
lon ireferendum on -4) y C overwhm- poi h vi e i1b1i~ts,1
nig majority In the senate this mtorn-wh 01(novl t'ra(l-isiu
ng andl~ the resl t was a regular landl~-tovlri-to hiobypeeitin
li de, thle majiority fori pr'ohi bition slu - l m r-z iain i lIOtIlly l
rising eveni the leadef's. All effot~s i'teh1b1ien, Ctth
0 W!it'.,n the tret'eretnduni so ats to int- a-s& totllilLk LiN1tlll
lude high license failed by hieavy c-iiie,2to1,toewh
otes and~ the question will go to the vl~ o tbig pilOowi
icople for' themi to say \vhether ~ or s a-eIlgeI.I..ono
ot they want liquor sold ip Southl e,1(0 atroSitpSnli
The fir'st test vote came on the mlo- lai n .I.Wlim.Ti a
ion of Senator''John F. Williams tothhevstot ledaatttn
trike out the enacting wvords of the ~oiiitit'tlts
eferendumi bill. This motion was Stao ule fUin le
ost, 9 to. 33. Those wvho voted ayeii'ioela amtden rviin
against the bIll) were: Gross, lIar
cey, Pattei-son, Sharpe, Sitnkler, Spig-thtieseheeolvteaan
ter, WValker, Wightman, .Johni F. Wil- cuiisnw"r"myhv ~
lams. The 33 votes for the bill o~~ittiyo elsalslgO
those voting nay) were: Appelt.diieia'. hswstbl, ioq
tanks, Iteanmguard, heattle, Black,
onlye, E.oC.Epsghes,.EPpttervan,
iinn, Ketchin, Lee, Lide, Alann ing, .Wl 111 -t tgfrti tei
tullins, Nichtolsoni, Nickles, O'Dell.
'adget, Rlicharudson, Shterardi, Stacy mnt
',tuelkey, Vernier, D). I. WVil lams. Stlti ) t Vl am; fTala
Not v-ot ing : Senia tors Hu tghes a ndlltciil3 1(1Htt iiatafli
icCown. ' l 'i vi11 ~OiI aea1lwda
The first effort to amietnd the billesoserl e nI i lmo a
:am from1111 Seao Sike wh of-~e i)il!st iti nI aeltI e
ereti t a n endmienCt ptrovid Iing that iila wel sreit 'nl 'lci.'Its
lie peole east an ad visory v'ote as to toi, i.oth (ls:-,iiii ttli'
vhtet her 01r not Charlestotn shiotild-13avoeo 9t i boe aV1 l
ave hi1gh license withlout. consti~itu- en ':r ,(ol lt -ni gi
lonal restrictions and if the~ majorityeSiri, ilke- tiee,\il
'otes "yes", then for the general as-mal.. .Wlim11(1).1.W
emlbly of 1910 te submit -a constiltu-,laa
lonlal amendment to tIs effect. Th'lis Al~lm'15ofrdb eit
notion wvas tabled, 31 to 10, those ld foiigft h pnn
vho weire willing tot' a vote oni tihe skgorgit'aoniieevon
tingler amendment beinig: A ppelt,?.icase'oetheltonado
iross, IHughes, Lee, Patterson. h sluvir orgst-iotor
E'.har'pe, Sinkler, Walker, Ji. - F. Wil--clctesm a a nteaa'ee
latm andD, I~ilhams. ito rs F.t' Wiladoptef LlAinthei
Bargains
LT
OMPANY
ts been a big help to hundreds of
ough to visit our store. However
ad bad roads many people have been
Sale. Therefore we have decided to
v some of the Greatest Values ever
cash and see how far a little money
February Specials
One lot iirkisi Towels, Fe-b;ir a inl . each . 11
One lot la rge ('o lo wes, Felrua r Mii e e-h. . 08
One lot $1.50 ('ounter nl)11(s, Feul11 ry Spevial . ... ... . 1.19
One lot. Coun t er anes, ebrua ry Special .......... .89
One lot 5(- Val Laee, (inlsertion only) ein-v ) a'iry %- pecial .01
All Standard 1Mv Outings, Pebruary Special, yand ......07
()ine lot $7.50 Wool lIlankels, February S peein ......5.49
One lot 25( Pla xon, Febritary Spe'ial, Yard .... .... . . .15
Oie lot. 1th aned 12 1&-2( Ginrhains. Febriiary Spevial. yaid .08
One lot best. Calicoes at Yan .... .... . . ... . . .. . .05
One 14)t. -50(- Silks, Februar y -Specin. Yan .... .... . .25
re Your Place!
ONPANY
'NEW SNIiT
NEW ' COAT SI'ITS
Don't Lose a Day's Work. If Constipated, SluggJ1Ih
Nleadachy, Take a Spoonful of '-Dodsonl's
Liver Tonic,"
Iisit'en to me14! Tlake4 1no 34 inor sl(ek- 4)g1134 i ;44('.3' - 'lgti '
or' const itpated. I li nt lose a da.\3 5 g 01 y31 3 lgIw n () 4
work! 3:c o le~o' (11gtY~i 101''
('alomaei is mercuiry or iuiIck s.:lvar' )cs~ 8I1(''''~ 31 i('t30'4!
wht~i causes necrosis of the14 bont': e 0 'lae en4S ti elI e
Ca!t:>ael , whenf It comes~ 1ito cont e lcn alrl ''gtalthi{tn
w~ih sot1r b)11e crashecs Into It, brea':!nig i a o 31 aeo laeyus(
It up. Thills is wh'1en you feel thalt awV.- 1gni 1C htOl 103 aI c
fitIi natsea an c11 ramp~lintg, Itf you1 are toso' ieI'Tn ~il u
al13ggish1 and( "'all knocked ouit ," it' yoiti'sigib lv' ot'yr 111(lai '1
liver is torpid and -howels constipat S Ilwl tt)1 :l'head(~s pt
or you have hieadachle, dizziness, coat-~eIwsewihisCogn or58
ed tonlgie, i r43eathl Is bad( 04' Stomach ca a311 1141ng 'oilel nieatl.I
sour4 just take a spOcifl f)Jof harmll- gul131(4 t t a.bt10 3 1)ds '
less Dodson's iver Tone31. i(i'rewilke)(11'411'~fan
Iliere's miy guiar'antee-(Oo to :, ny Iyfeli lefrmmIs ;v tt
(riig store and1( get a 50 cen t bot tle (of '1 '(I l el I sh 31ls 1)'
l~odoiis Llei'Toll. Tke a5110i1 to ight( and e i e it es' .era 31 igh t e o
Au a~l.eht up and)make you feelanis bill
givng he CO~ i t3 4 35035:li'es ut igoTheo )11 b S or i'n Iat you) to13 11o
F~ecenber:i J 11'ilIup teil'1)1o-n'a t ve r Tonl e is destroying3a~i14 th
iil('~ Il casethe eO~lelote34i l e of ((31(rclom 'l beause' it4 is rea l ve -)
tirll ~~as aopte witout ppo it 111 ten ot aiate or 3)l l m ae L you si11.
1' ie I 1nteflir of 11' llc 1 3 io - uarantee4 hat onIsoon.
Ist (11114 31)11 ~('iatr 0113 ". ' l ug hli ver03:)1 (to w or and 3 cla .
tha 1 i31103'33 (3 lt 4':ii ~4 1'd waste whl33 i ch s1( l og ~ing ne 333 44 _
tli4. 34'Silt ef'i''tie. Ill, t ,e r y Tone334 wilab 14 ke(p you en t 'ia -
to th disar~ eig ab d ii3' a304 y e lifnelfrm ntssiv.tt
Dodson '. Wlia T on. Tkea fpoon rit. and1344433 4O~3'Ib theylk is ii'easant taste.
Ane amendmen1 t by43 enatorllu H a s Il0l. 1) bI'l10113 ) f cn h
hnes n P ase o hi ' e a l g 1 v t li 110h i onbi-o'(4 1 '331 i se0'1)
ihe tat lefr of011 ewthe l ht in- 'll~l o'1'0103011' ti
aist I lvm e ro Ient0115 or Joh n al W i ne tao' 1..51't '4il . at
of11the 3'n131tlled voters1mustilpardoes
i'aling themopecia mornin. ' B ' gmake Iwr nlrng gbc elh
to roos ard bitbed for that'~gl ~( he~'llis.P'~10