The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 23, 1915, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Pubilished by
AM YtILHTIS1' PHINTIN ('031P A
Laurens, S. C.
AT, TSO 1EE Preid4ukt
P9 ' 1, M'LE See. and Treas4
h ivrit isi n iates on Application.
w th1rfles and ('iard of Thanitr : ti
enta word.
n cd at the postoli at itens
d C., as second chzs mIa! mauer.
V.Wt'lti-:. S. ('.. ,11. 2:, 11
\'hch! . ; . oln in Newb~c rry
Keep soo of: th.) flne oat., and
1tha1: wh.3 3 lor the lkniy ai'. Almolwst
fx :nt~o aloot it., s aty u
*' * *
The lhl n" o, at l irme uumber of
ca 1,ss 10rn the court cah'n14dair Mon
c. y niornuin- N. lit, he our 31 vt Conl vened
%.as not only anl indicntion of the
la -hdn pirit ew:ist1ing In thle
in:nlte v l wa , '-1 :uI1 it '..3x to the
F ':11nt ial di':1 ., ; : ' 1 :: es of,
II
1. I : ; i hen .h
0 itt vry b-w :--wa freelyv
d"( I,,d tha~t fit, : r n vwoui
- 1 t
V: 0h''n ial >none 1 1; II v had
1- .;k lit m i 1not 9 1 0
rW . a
I- y ll W o . a t3. I vI h t11-1 n 1311
h: I w s .h
I': \ d 1 ! h.: II c l'ot ih -
%'J1 1th iin ll Pa ; c 11 n11
a isi l th (n t'(3* lilttl r ~i -Tiil .
toa the 13't 1 hi. Vlll titidow till
.ed iatIely. 14ore forgetting. and m1ail
U: a [aenewiVal or a1 payment ol' thtat
11ortion Mf t Ie elub1 ri3t onl w1 hich iis
aready la ;Is dIe.
Til3l0 4 I RANK CA(31 I 33' .3 l
followed,11 1he ran trial throug all
ofi ntien 4'.'1,t phaes, w'Oe are)1 not in
al .osition I ev t t o press any piin as 1(
toII neept or4 111 denyIl t 2la i that. he
rl. rel uir 1 that.1 insidght i'no i tel cas
and)4 Moodi1 oil ih.'l mo tali i1' thee
c.out roomlli Iand Ith streets. durg(ing I lits
la11t1( da y ItlS itd ittdl? tha ~tt was
til Itra d i 1411.- ui b anger1111(1, i '(ilr
an! 110 11 ei:: to ne h'.'. theeon 1akin,
to thes Ojbi :( ! .a11lcs.a m 'n'rdt r
1)<01>311)1d to1( 110 k ea an:-10(113 up the1jy
iutlhy mrigh. Ie thouht tey tuid
oi'In mItonrof theyg woere Iot wlili
rnte fr thend faurt to11d1etde wh'ether~
.orii hno' (be een (ifsh.I t Thriey wre
reaty to in rideo thle cout.0 ITheyI
to oi tai.nit oul nohing.' 1)xcepIit cln
naiti ion of murerc of t he tia '. deree.
thrI of01( foe things:' Franke wold
owed 1111n tak'IIen b the mobnd ithou011
reit ncte frenthe Gour It olliers
.wuld1 hav bteen to L rau gd in the htcIno
its due course' and ultinately, it iay
be entirely put aright. Probably,
s'oeli tine IIn (he futture, the case may
.e revived again and a I-a held tin
a"(-com pal1ed by prejiudice and over
Ieatd passoins. Fiaik imy or inmy
not he convicted again. ht ie will
be surer of a faie ,)t rial.
AMERIACAN G)IRL
IN WAR ZONE
vdstcount of Hier E"xpleriencevs
.\mhi .\rinlivs of the .\llies,
I.onition, .\!ay '.'S-,\nAmeicani
piil \\ I %ho recently voI unteit ered for sVI
eN:f uith a kvId Crow:; ".mbI)IhImce ini
I k-lmiuni send1(1 tle folowitng Ikccounlt
of Iet first cas(e:
"The coiuntnan:1lt doctor with
whtomi I Iv.as assiel to work h..d
Itkon im far il) (oward thleI Iron,
w here a lIelgialn battery wa.s sta tlon
(a(. Wh-.i~lihe attetutd to -omle triflin:-:.
i 1 it i thlierv camev thi e stolznl d of
cannlonlading, ! and tIlws that thei Ger
Riins_ weVre atlacking tie, very t setion
where we vere working.
"Suddenly, at what set med the last
inoiuttie of safely, Iwo lBelgian stretch
c.I hearers, with1o1t a stretcher, 'ush
(d up to me. They said tIhere was a
m1,an 1 hadly wounded -som iew v' lhe i
tIe i road. I fouind a stretoher aitd
4.1n1 off with Ithern Ito look for h!in.
"\o \' w.ent oil and (11. It probabldy
n'i, more than 500o yardk, bu1t it1
1d1like:1 very long L wa~y: it ;v(
,i toIIn the h vTnn
h : 1, w it a
b i h i : hc I! :d a broad. C;thil :l
Il t y i L ir ;' :1
r m Ii 0 n a ii
1 1 fi
'II
n: ~ ~ v StNt h - i iy fIly :-) b I ;:* r~
d i 'III 1 v Iho s I. \ .\ ! , h im
I li G lMITi "Is %liii 110
1 yr.ld a l ri It I: I ou tom
-: "d. Then". 1(1 myh rror
d I I : )ov. 1 :1 11 I
- . 'l in( y : it H h was
d i 'I t tink it \\a. e ."('ily tIhe
W;lcl Imnt'rmeti, :11)! lii 11"'m , o
in several iguages. The rimatin:
wvere I lill 1I come around the turn-1
inl Ilh( road at any timei. You nlever
"I ut hie herers stooud stolidly in
:!: i b l of IIIm road amd inlopped
thevir fawes :Ind Ilulfed. Tho Silnation
ia to be as awurd and lerrible as
o'' thle strieteher' and said I wvou~ld car
i ,i mysilf. I sa(id I wvasn't veryv
aniyhiow,. I wvou~ld Iry.
"They picked it- up at oncee then,
tand star': d off at a giood swinging trot
(over iht' rouigh mving Stoneis, jo~ltng
my5 (0oor painent hiori'ibly. 1 suggestedi
that Ithey w alk am thw smioothi path
at t he sidte. lhyhid thIs suigge
idea.
th:' \ !ng wvhceir the htitery was ta
ticnid t1. ambiulanee UMI got its
woundedl and was ready to go. Butt lie
had to hav~e hits wound dreisse'5d. lIe hiay
t here ini thle mtiulut of the ,treet and
I had to watch while the siirgeoii stf
htad ail ways 5 spt'o'd tIhat thei dlre:;sinig
ofl a woiiad wxas :: ('autiois aind dli
was a carelesas audael~ty about it. Thle
iugnN.'iiW worked rapidly, unmoii~ved, as
if lie were stufffting ain old crate wiith
ia ra w..\nd it was all over Iii a amo
men'Rt or t wo. T[here seemedi'i 'sul-it hing
lBelutianl L wa stitisoed oft.
"Th[len the surtg(eon remarked'il(' esuial
ly that my tat ient's wmnuid ldint
aamoun t to imuich. 'It loo!:s imiih worse
than it really Is.' lie said. I felt huil,
as itf this bielovedl teison lad been
slight Ied, ailso a. Itf there'P hail been
some sutlhe (1isp~aragemient of mty
'flnd'."
For a'~tn Impialired A ppeille(.
To Iim prove t he appiet ite and
st rengt hetn thle dIgestiton try a few dos
es of C'haitiberlain's Tablets. .\ir. .
It. Seiltz, of D~etrolt, .\lIch., says: "They
rest ored tmy aplpet Ite when liipa ired,
rotlieved me of a bloated feeling and
c'austed a' tleasant and satisfactory
miov'emtit'iI of the bowels." For sale
by all dealers.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take tho Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTICLE~SS chill TONIC, Yout know
what you are takinug, as thte forttla isi
printed on every label, shiowing it is
Quinine anud Iront in a tasteless form.
Tihe Quinine drives out :nalaria, the
Inon buils up the svstem. 50 centa
CiNrElI POINT' NEWS, *
*- *
Center Point,. June 21.-Mr. CF. W.
Aloore and falily visited .in the 1ome
f AilMs. W. .1. Miller Sunday.
Ilr. W. Ii. Pinson and sister spent
n - day this week with Is daughter,
Mrs. 11. Boyd, who has been very ill
for some time, but we are glad to say
lhe is tuch improved. IHer m1any
illends hople she will soon be well
agin.
.r. E. 1E. M.\oore and friend, Ni-r. Mar
1hn, from .auren us, visited fihe former's
parents Sundlay.
Mr. Jm . Miller was a bu iness vlsi
otr in i) Laurens Satuarday.
Mr. 1'. S. Ellmore hiappelled to a
'(:y painful accident last Week, hav
ing his hand mashed while working
v. Ih a t raction e1 ie.
Alkis AHltinie Miller and brotlher,
.*(nos, slnt last Sunday in th hote
of .\irs. .\. 11. Culhert-sol.
Miss Belle Stribling, who has been
ill f01 Some tine, is not improving as
well as her friends wish for her. We
all hope she nVill soon be well.and her
jolly self again.
.\tlr. .John N. Golding visited I his
daugh ter, Mrs. J. W. ICI more Sunday.
Hlave you seen thle myst e rious elock
at the fled Iron lIacket. "I'ook in
ite show window."
Why nel 5end In yoni ilhneript lonl
1-Iff-vai TO) \Y? 1)n'* pii l off any
" *'itP ' f ' n h
CI un' i i i I: tr .1! 'io l
thi N t i my 15 m'.i-'f!rn: '
T( Cl\e )~c t
'2!%111 \!Sbtl 1 pa 1
hi . be ..eure es/t in het:.
Vhelii u;.Inw illi
I i i i I 1 1 1 .1 ). 1.1 oid
I~~~~~ ~~~ II I I't1 I r lF ' >I
1 q c I I y 1 1 i rig.
- n ,.!m -r lain
c V t I; I I I I * I
\tI hi ah a nolin al ea is
s n i o'nI t i.i re s l- outy , laluu i ll~
Ia-- t a-u k A m 2i 1. -N i I I , ghl- le.,Is
.'li' 141yi compeilti0v1 a t h 11(1ion
::r-, . II. 'r in mo;-ary in rmtin
! L i l real n ' I.- -.e ih a I ieh
u lee inlo arns Friday shoppinrda.
.\l . V. . F Iem ing sp niseverailI day I
th -t wrikt it h ilg.he..lr..l
L. Patteron. oealifitl r
.\les LoIs Andef onIin. hi ldrl i enk
Mr the Iust of. 'cWle. IIl. rum)inoml.
tlliu 1Mrs. I'.rummond attene tGreen
'ollie for trilalmnt She1 had a: sight
ioperato ida y.111 c' 'xwr
\ls. -. fro. .hnson is right riek at
thisatwriing.
.\!r. Puer e .\ :o(a re nd Iamily ares
th'e gests of;) t. 11. .loor this week.Io
.\fats .l.e. ('wler. .1.s.T. .\11. rum
lin tand .\lts. .. D. CoxI attede the11
Court Wurda.cky IndW Sunt. Aliss
.\dr IF;Nrakis I 1I a s~ Coxu were
boitth aftenda ing. o prttlstg
.\lnt Cal. t J. (0.lii i e ha rg I the w ek
I tnd a ton ufa> wth his1 s 11. T.
STOP!inOO
Jn.ueto .! C. rrie ulli & inC
Th ri 1rop thro ugerh......o
isfarl Ihod Capt. .ComW. nd L.
L Cfdash ihrshingi andmk.
la t W creday itWo Pdyufa.
.\hoNoa Jano hCs rSrne
2 DROPS OF "GETS-IT"
OUT COMES THE CORNI
It.'s the World's Wonder; Never Falls.
You'll make goo-goo eyes at your
feet, after you use "GFYTS-IT", and
you'll find the places where those
"How Wide Is a 'GETS-IT' Smile ? Wo. a
Good Deal Over 2 FeetI"
blankety corns usea to be, just as
smooth as your cheek. Tlere's no corn
or3 (llus among the' millions of feet
in the world that "GwiS-IT" wIll not
rellove-there's no escape. "0 MTS-IT"
Is tih new way, the situple, cvoiinon
sense, sure way. It. does away with
greasy ointments, salves, pads, cot
ton rings, harnesses, knives, scissors,
razors, files, and tile limping and the
painful pigeon-toe walk of so many
corn-pestered people. All you do Is
put 2 (rops of "GclmS-lT" on-the corn
shrivels up--and good bye. Nothing
ele in the world lIke "GETS-T"
.\liillons are using it. There's no pain,
no trouble, no changing shoes because
of corns.
"GICTN-IT" I sold by druggists cv
ory..'here, 25c at botle, or sent. direct
by M,. Lawrence & Co. ChIcago. Sold
in1 I allriens and reco3illelded as the
wor-ld's best co11 (11re by I 'lu ren s
In il- Co., a nd I al 1 '1h ramacy.
F-'I N \ I, lI' T ' I 31: N T.
Tknotio nat (m on( the 2:1rd day or,
.'.\ .- . will re t al i n Ii l a eo iIt
1o ' Wur ts :utd doilgs a .\a,-, ldmin1isra
44:4 of IL.I tl. atc o., Sh ra n Frank
7; 14. <v< 'Is d. 1.. t14' liic,' of th]
.11d11,_c of, IIl r ob al h ( of .coy1
LJ Ii o'clck. a. n., al n (1 he San
4!y will a111 \ for a, Inl. dieharg
Ir n (ur ir u:;ts ! .\4imini :'(o S.,
.\ny ;wrsons indtelv d to :, l -: tate
atm noiiil and reI .0 ntia to ina.ke pay
to3 nt on that d :11a n1114 ! p ron.
havin (la 31 ilu l inst ,:dd e1 tate will
p1'. culit h oiln o at h tm' l date,
41:1'Y provenI, or be foever'- haCred.
Lydia Frankhlin,
.1. C. Frlnilin.
.\ ;nl lite years ago I h 'an3 takiig
Chaniul -et ill's 'I'ablels afterl SllffC 3ing
rinnl il (igIestion and on3s3 liton for
. 3mr wit1ot finding anlythinlg to re
I ev neo . t'hantberlain]'s Tablets help
d 33(' aM o4 .141141 d by isintg t1hem1 for
.,;i,\ wI'eek I 4 :;<( u levd of tlhe co1
plaiiil." writles Air . Sizry N. .l .l l
i4-1n, l'helps. N. Y. For sale ) al",
SPECAI. NO'TCBS.
Palm 11 'ench Sit h - Cl ealed an(d
pressed for .10 cent s. Have 44' o1r3 wagoll
Call. Lauirens. Stenam Laundry. .17-5t
Wlnited At Once-500 Nai.xy 1 I I
Potato Slips. Phone -12 or 221 1,aui
1e115. Is- It
Lost--Poilntel hitch, white with
br'o4wIn hea.1d. AnIswe's to nme31 "Ijlcy'"
i.1 beral re wat d If returned to m31e. ".
ii. Caine, Pe'epics IDru3g Stor3e. 48- It
?4'r Ilitnt-FIve room1 ('Ottage-' 1 wIth
. all m3odIern3 eonv~enIences, In a very~
dlesirable 3par3t of the cIty. Wr'1te or'
aplply to tils oilliee. IS-It
1liall Iiisuai 3'I3' ilnl Insurantt~tC
Sec J. F. TIo1lbert, the or'iginial Insurl-.
an1Ce 1man3, at on1ce for'111 ha l i 1rance.
Tomaiiito Growers-We want to sell
you tIn CanIs tor' ((annling toma11toes,
beans. l4eaches, 0etc. We buy14 by3 Cfar
1)ad( lot s loose4. ('an1 s'lI you eper 32.
Let uIS 41i03t' you3 1. 0. ii. Founlta In
1113 03' Laure3s33. Drummond131( & (;ar
relt. Fountain1l 11n1 8. C. 4-1i-pd
Wante1(d-An..iy person3 a ffec ted with
ca1tarrhlI hay33 feve' 03' asthma113, to (o-0
mun33lealte with 3m1. 1 anm agent. for'
lhe Swiss-A mer'Ian Yaplorator' Trea3t -
mlenit. FIve to 10 daays free trIal. G.
1D. SmuIth1. ('lintton, S. C. 44-tf-2t-pd
For' Sale---One tanI' setteor hitch, pr1ice
$8.00; tw'o setten' ples1 at $5.00
each. Also 75 cord(s of good at $1.90
1101 Cord F. 0. II. Cold Point.; also lot
of Jersey' cows w~It h y'oung ea lv.es. Of
llee hours I' 5 A. .\. 3to 1 P. 31. every (13ay.
TI. .\. Sha1w, Laurens, S. C. 40O-tf
Dr. T, L. Timmerman
Dentist
People's Bank Building
Phonfe 8S2.
Laurens. S. C.
K! LISTEN!
STIGATE
~.'s. Cash .Prices
.... ... ....$1.00
...... .... .. .... 1.70
4lrd.................1.00
'Wee'k.............6.25
NVek .... .... .....75
Locks the spots out of
~h and pay less.
11l & Co.
CLLN LIVER
Don't lose a day's Work! It
achy, take a spoonfv of
Listen to Inue! Take no llore sick
C!)ing salivating callomiel when bilious
ol constipated. Don't lose a day's
N ork!
Caloinlel is inceur211y 01 finichsilve r
which causes necrosis of the hones.
Caloniel, wvlIen it collies into contact
withIi Sp11r bile crashes into it, brea k
Ing It up. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and c raminping. If .you
are -Sluggish and "all knocked out," if
Your liver is torpid and bowes (onsti
pated or you have headache. dizziless.
coated tongue. if breath is had or
stolmch sour Just take a spoenfuill of
harniless Dodson's Iaiver Tonle.
Ilero's lily guarante-Go to any
Idrug store and get a ~0 cent ho te of
. ljodson's Liver Tone. Take I spoolful
.L U8It~[1U~8
AND B9[L8 GENTLY
Contipated, Sluggish Head.
"Dodson's Liver Tone'
ioniglit and if it (ioesn't traightell you
Fight up Und make you feel fino and
vigorous by inoiuilig I want you to' go
balck to the store and get you. luoney.
Dodson's Liver Tone i destroying
the sale of calounel because it is real
liver medicine; entirely vegetable,
t herefore it can not salivate or mako
yol Sick,
I guarantee that one Spoonful of
Dodsoll's IAver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work an1d clen your
bowels of that sour bile and constipat
ed wasterwhich is elouvinig your sys
tf1 ald rhaking you feel iuisei1ble. I
guarantee that a bottle of )odson's
Liver Tonie will keep your entire fain
ily feelilng fine Cor uonthl0S. Give It to
your children. It is harmless; doesn't
gripe and they like its pleasant taste.
14(2
FRESH AIR BDAKING MEANS
BETTER COOKING
"YES! Iam doing all my bking in
a NEWV PERFEICTION Oveni on a1
NEIV PERFECTION Oil Cook
stove this suimiler.'
"It bakes bread so richly browned-such
delicious hiscuits - such light, fluffy
cake."
The secret is the current of fresh hot air
passing continually over and under the
food-drying out the steam and preven
ting sogginess, an exclusive adivantage
of tie NEW PERFE'CTION Oven.
With a NEW PERFECTION Oil
Coo kstoveanda NEW PERFECTION
Oven you can have a cool, clean kitchen
all summer. No wood to cut; no coal
to carry; no smoke or ashes.
The NEW PERFECTION is like a
gas stove. It is ready day or niglt.
Needs no priming. Made in 1, 2, 3
and 4 burner sizes. Hardware dealers
and general stores everywhere.
Use Aladdin Security Oil
or Diamond White Oil
to obtain the best results in oil
Stoves, Heaters a n d Lamps.
PER ON,
0 "73K 1 ES
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Washington, D. C. (New Jersey) Charlott, N. C.
Norfolk, Va. (BALTIMORE) Charleston, W. Va.
Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. C.
ERSONAL ATTENTION
is given to every prescription that
comes to us, that it may be filled
correctly and with the purest drugs
The' same holds true with candy
NUNNiALLY'S
is sold in this store because we believe it to be the
best obtainable. It is received regularly by fast
express direct from the factory and Is always fresh
Powe Druge Company
Lauren, S. C.