The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 28, 1915, Image 2
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4 College of
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t Schools of
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An Ideal Co
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Address
REV. S. C
Cealumbhia,
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"I want to tell you what
ceived from the use of The<
* Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clii
S"It certainly has no eqj
liver and stomach troubles.
saved my little girl's life.
they went in on her, but
* Black-Draught made them br
* more trouble. I shall never
na THEDI
ISACK-I
in my home." For constipatii
ness, malaria, chills and fev
aiimiients, Thedford's Black-D
nesliable, gentle and valuable
If you suffer from any o
* Draught. It is a medicine<
years of splendid success
young and old. For sale ev(
Wonderful Bk
Thai Works
The Very Ihx-d oryI
S. F. S. Means Pure Blood Whi
The great exper-rts in Chemistry a
Physioly owdelar tWhat ..as aal
-along bceen conatan hal by tha 8wift lIfl
oratory that the igrs of Iltad dil'-a r
f11ind lodgleit in a th i .Iiit, t.,t
Sues.
And hererin is where F. . F. tes ta
work rapidty, eff,: tiv ai.,1 wIn w
'2erfully noticesh: resir
TChis ftamous: bti jutrlfer -ontna'n
mt~~e ti ala a: tt -a .Lt as vns 'a r,, L
elemeants "4 whe-at, r.. a4taba-g, and! ta
and th e ugaars thet at..h i (r bad -
ration.
- As a P-attar af fuael there i-a oine inicra
dient in F. S. S. whta'h mc-v~es at e
purpiose of aa siiubat ing; (eaach eellualara laart
of the bodey tao the health ly andt juic ia:s
eleetgn ra ts ta own esst&Si~al nuatrimaent.
s why il. regenIerates the loodaa sup;.
aL Schuy it has such1 a tremnenlaus in
E.-n overcomning ecema, rash, pitu.
ei~s, and all skin afflictions.
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fluences.
Surroundings.
ent-body.
Liberal Arts and
y of Music.
\rt, Expression and
liege for Women
ie and Information
IBYRD, D). D., *.
S. C.
irl's Life
wonderful benefit I have re
Iford's Black-Draught," writes
ton Mills, Ky.
ial for la grippe, bad colds,
[ firmly believe Black-Draught
When she had the measles,
>ne good dose of Thedford's
eak out, and she has had no
be without
rORD*S
) RAUGNYi
>n, indigestion, headache, dizzi
.r, biliousness, and all similar
raught has proved itself a safe,
remedy.
these complaints, try Black- I
>f known merit. Seventy-five 1
proves its value. Good for
!rywvhere. Price 25 cents.
od Remedy
In the Tissu s
kheu Now and Vhy the
ili Insures Long Life and Health.
An I in re ra ,tn the tisxu, 4. q S.
.:1a11hia d in-'itive anitidota e-iffec
npan alltWC iritaing itilhtenclies that
- t 1 somthr,,:t, weak
- t in t chii e lxs, and
1,.-1 lif-IV that
- .. Ly all sufferer
I . as. S. S. :t any drug
a!.!- a Ii.. a vd yt wilI net uNity
igl i il * .'1emr:. O' bt yott will bo
au l'.taro r. w t:ie.
S. S. S. is prep~atc only in the labora
Stry oft hec Sw Iftt spoi the Co., '!)1 1Swlft
taig. A tlanta. (:a. \\i'o mahti~tin a Very
eft'iet. Al icai Depatrt ment, where all
wi.o havie anty bload disorder of a stub.
lourn natture inay wvrite freely for advice.
S. S. S. is sold everywhere by all drug
sto res.
Reware of all attempts to sell you
n tmettdznu "Just as good." Insist upoa.
CIEN YOU WANT
GOOD
JEWELRY
COME TO US
Y AND9 SiL.VE RWEAR? 13 A N IN
!l( k1E TURNS. 17T A L WA YS
LL SA TISF"ACTI.ON. IT f/ELI'S
AS WELL AS' IN A BUSINESS
T 0O11 S TORE! AND SEE: TilE
TiCLES FOR YOU!R PERSONAL
vID OUR PRICES WILL PLEASE
G OUR PRA ISES TO A LL YOU!R
BROTHERS
?..E JEWELLER.S
FOREIGN ORDERS MEAN MUCH
May Bring Prosperity to Town In
Which important Steel Works
Are Located.
Most of our steel works are located
outside of the big centers of popula
tion, and often the toWn near by Is
Coilposed entirely of men employed
in the steel works. When times are
dull and the works are shut down this
community is very badly off; many
ien do not have means of subsistence,
and the storekeepers, although they
might be willing to advance credit to
their customers, find that they them
selves are out of funds. When the
mill is running for only three.days a
week. or perhaps is shut down a week
or two weeks at a time, there will be
knots of men standing on the street
Corners. They are not the kind that
we know too well as loafers on our
city streets; they want to work, and
when they see the manager go by will
bto1p him and ask hii wlat the( pros
pects are. lie knows that many of
them have little in the house to eat.
lie knows that. they will '.ot complain
or beg. A foreign order will furnish
work for these nien; it will give bread
to their children-perliaps a little cake
as well. Of course the manager will
not acknowledge that lie is Influenced
by this. for lie must play the part of
a hard-hearted master. The directors
and stockholders expect him to make
just as much proflt as he can, and lie
must kcep in mind tle mainl purpose
for which the plant exists. It was not
built to furnish bread to the hungry,
to give work to the idle, or to make
steel. These are only incidents. The
plant was built to make money, and
thaIt he must coistantly bear in mind.
Ilut there are timeai 'when the man
ager, although he 1oay not acknowl
edge it. Is really a bit, human and does
taho 'ognizance of the ieeds of his
men and the value to theni of .a for
(ign order.--- i. 11. Campbell, in the
iEngineering .lg/ie
LINEN WINGS PROVED BEST
Most Effective Material for Use on
Aeroplanes, When It Has Been
Properly Treated.
Many different naterials have been
tried for covering the wings of aero
planes, including linen, silk, cotton,
celluloid films and aluinum foil. To
the lay mind silk would s1eemn the bst
fitted for lie pmrpose on accouit of
its lightness a i tuxltr.ngth, but it has
bein fouti not to withstand exposulre(
to s1n an<,d rain as well as could be
do.'-ir''d. an1d it do-'s not 1411d itself to
the app!i(ation (if th dressing com
poinds inteided to slrinlk the cover
ing tauitly over thll framles, atl renlder
t(e! fabric proof against the weaut'r.
A\s th14 result. of oxpetrien1ce it has
been1 folild that li14i is tie' best ma
terial thus far use , ot', atlotr it has
r(elved several (oat': of a solution of
1a,1nth substance(,( gene1rally ushed
tot' the purpou'e-the fabric is found
to be stretched as tigliliy as a drumi
head, makiig a very smooth surface,
which is of great advantago ii fast
flights.
The coating also increases the
striigtli of the i linei and renders it
m1ore vinduring undervi varyling weather
Colditions. It is est1ilated that such
I coating increases the strength of
til lineii at least 5 per cent.
Improper Suspenders.
A surtge'on let ituig to) ai class of
ilush Imi nur Ises ini an1 Englih training
chlotl recenitly conju red hiIs hiearers
.o plersuado thieiir fathers, brothers,
hutsbands or sweethearts to wear hy
zionuic suisp~edes. It seemis (liat (lie
m!Isomary bi'aces, whlichi are dual in
fr'ont but single behiind, bring thie
strain in (lie wrong place and cause
stoopinig aind narrow-chiestedness.
Thlese mhisguidled sspeniders are even
the regulation patterni in the British
army.
This is one of the things they do
better in Germany-. Get-man army
braces are double at (lie back as well
as (lie front. A separate strap) goes
straight up and straight down over
e'achl shoulder, bringing (lie stran fair
and1 sqhuare oii tile tot) of the shouldet'.
Thiese are (lie kind thant, acelordling to
t his tiedical authority, we nll ought
to wegar.
Salic La.
The so-called Salie law is a colyoc
tilon of (lie ipoplaiir laws of the Salle
or' Saliani rtainks, a conlfederation of
anien~it(1 OtGrmanc tribes01.. These5 laws~'
itre saIll to have been comm11itted u to
writing in t' lifthi centtury, andl al
hoiutg h several11 .:ltin lext e x ist, (onl
sidl'rable obciuit Iy ir-sts ovei' theidr
of U rime10, an tilIhere is a chapl lter' con1
taininlg priovixionis r'egard intg suicces
14ioni to what. arie enl led Salle lands. it
is so pposedl to forum thle basis or t
law by wvhich females, and1( those who
ti-ace their dlescenlt from the rolyal
hiouse thlroulgh females, are In some
comunttries dlebarr'ed froma succeeding
to the throne.
Hitting *Warships.
In the recent NorthI sea' fights, it is
said, tiost of the hits were mande on
the decks of (lie vessels by dlroppling
shells which had reached a height of
three miles in (tetiuve. Curious
ly enough, a ship that Is fighting end
oin her eneniy it more likely to bo
lilt than onie in the broadside posi
tion. The gunner rarely misses his
direction, so perfect aro (lie modern
sighting appliances; but the projectile
may fall short or pass over the tar
get. The~refore an end-on ship fur
tilshes the .best mark because it is
hnene
their acknowledged rights, particular
ly when they violate the right to life
itself. If a belligerent cannot retaliate
agains4 an enemy without Injuring the
lives or neutrals, as well as their prop
orty, humanity, as well as justice and
a due regard for the dignity of neutral
powers, should dictate that the prac
tice be discontinued. If persisted in it
would in such ,circunistances consti
tute an unpardonable offense against
the sovereignty of the neutral nation
!affected. The government of the Unit
,ed States is not unmindful of the ex
traordinary conditions created by thlis
war, of the radical alterations of cir
cumstances and method of attack pro
duced by the use of instrumentalitIes
of naval warfare which the nations of
the world cannot have had in view
when the existing rules of internation
al law were formulated, and it is ready
to make every reasonable allowance
for these novel and une10X Iected aspects
of war at sea; but it cannot consent to
abate anay essential or fundamental
right of its people becnuse of a mere
alteralloii of eireumnstance. The rights
of neutrals in time of war are based
u1ponl principle, not ulponl expediencey,
and the princlies are immiutable. If
is the duty and obligation of belliger
enits to find a way to adapt the new
eircu Illsta nce to them.
The events of the past two mont.h';
have clevarly indicnted that It, is po4
sible and practicable to condiet such
suballe Operations as have chiarac
terized tle activity of the 1imperial
Germuain navy with, the socalled war
zone in substantial accord with the
necepted practices of' regulated war
fare. The whole world is looked
witli Interest. an(d inereasing saitisfac
tion at tile denimonstration or 11latt 1)08
silility by German naval !comanilliders.
It is maniii fest ly possible, therefore, to
hilt (the whiole practice of subinmarine
-t0ck above tih' criticism wilich it
has; aruse(d and Ienlov( tle chi' I
CaiIses of offen sc.
In view of1 file a(IIission of illevtgal
ity miade by til inipenial (G-1inan1 gov
einielt ivn it. pleaded 11hle right of
Ietliiation inl 1efenw of its avis. anl
inl view of thet Inainifest potssiilitfly of
co~ontngto I-etblsedrles oif
ina 'aI warflare, Ii govrIllinen t of Ihe
lited States enianiioii liulve that the
imper-ial Ge'rian1 go\vernl11unt will ]oin
12.12 rtfraini disavowing tile w.niton .1t
of its naval conlnaidier in) siniking Ohe
I siltalia or frot offering 1e-palrtion
for Ile Aneican lives (lost, so far as
irip'1aationi (nIII he inadle lori a nedliess
destiuction of hunan life by an illegal
act.
The govern mnit of (lie IIilled 'Stale'
w lile not illlifferet i n t h i le friendly
spirit inl which it is inadeI, can)not ac
Ieep I le suggieslion of the inpiteial
eria ii ioveint nit 1 t11 i'ii ves
s ls h dlesiginate and agree lipol
which shml I Ie fre( oi t ie seas now I]
(egally pr.-erihed . The very agree
luentl woutbl, by filnpiient ion, .hjt
ollwiri ve:.,ts to illegal aitack and
wohi (l a, rtai li t11 (ierefor
ili ilI iiiloiiient of thi' irinolipies for
which thii.: goetvernuiient to.tendis 11and
ih Itiml of' (nlun-r1 counsel
every nation wolid concedeo as of
T1t' --toii i rn eot il of the i', itel ta's
and thlt iliwp rial (Gerno1n .-.;o'.erfninentl
Ir conelnlilig for. thw S.1ie !reit c(hI
jcet. have loll stoodl togetlieu inl urig
ing thev very prinlciplos. 1111n whlich
thle -over-nienti of the Ilnited States
nov so soleiiiniy insists. TIey are
hoilh co(nuteilding for. tli. freedomi of
Ile seas. I'lie goverlilt. of ilih
ili d Ia tes will contiil to coiite l
for th1at freedoinl, frvoi what,1ever <lnarl
fer Violatedl withiout anly vonlipromise
oin alt any cost. It invites tIe prac
ical cooperation of Ih( inipirial (er
nIanl goverIeInII~ at1 this filn. wh14en co
operation iay ne(olipil si niost. and
this: greatt 4tiomon obiject be most
STh imerial50( (1erman4' g1oviernent
''xpresse5's the4 1hope1 t hat this ohbject
mta y be.. ini somtie tittasiure aceomp i lieci -_
0 vtn be'forie thle pr eset wari ends. ii
(canIIC1 heunderstoo th11 Ile p overnmntut of0
thle Ilitedl Sbttes feels not onl y ol
ligeid to insist. upon0 it whiensoeiver' vio
lated 0or ignored. in (lie pr'oIection of
'its own citizens but1 is aio deeply13 ini
ter'ested ini seeinig It. made(1 practicale
between th'iiIle bell iger'eints themiselves
andl holds itlf at any time0 (o act as
tile common 1101riiend wvho may be pivi
legedl to suggest a way.
Ini tile mieaim he Ithe very3 valute
wihilch this goverinenit sets up lon tile
long and unbro~llken fr'ienldshipl btween
the10 eleOii and goveirnmient or thle
tinited States and the people and gov
erniimenit of the German niatin impjels
it to ipress very'3 solmen~lily upon lthe 11m
pei('ai German~l niatioii thle necessity for
a scrupulou1)1s obser'vaneo' of nieut ral
rigills in tiis (rititeal matter. Friend -
shipl Itself promplits it to say to (lhe im
perlial governiimen t t hat r'epetitilon by
thle 'oimmandersiti' or Gera nlil iiaval v'es
5(1s of a't s ini (contravenitioni oif those
r'igihts musl Ih' icgarded biy the govern
ment11 or thle l'ited'0 States, when the(y
aft'13 111 Ameian iiznslaldlier
LANSIN(G.
No .lorte N at.fy, Ulisiitr~neable Effectls.
Lii 1'er- Ltx is no0w raplidoly3 tak(inig
thec place (If (alomlel eSverywherle. it
is ju4st as5 iffective, (leanin~ig the syst
teml thioroingly3 oft bile, loning uip thle
liver; and~t mlaking that. sluggish feel
ing dlisappearl 11 lillomglc. Y't. it is
lileasaint to ta ke, auid has none of thei
dlisa griemb'!e afIter effect s lilaI. makeI~ us
dre0. Id calo10:1l so imuch.
IPeel fine all thle timue. Take Lin
Ver-lax reglarly, and hiealth be
(comesC a hait.
Oiuutaant4e, 10very genuino l.ottfle
bcarsi the likeness of L. i(. Grigsby,
[ad if it doci not gvo usatsfaction
your monecy wvill be feturned. For sale
in the big 6ec and $1.00 bcttec, at
Laurenss Drug Co.
Card of Thlanks.
de. whkh to tilank our many friendhs
for t!jeir kItidnesses and help in the
sufferi g and death of our brother,
John 1\ McPnierson. May the Lord
bless th 4m and give thiem a great re
wal'd.
Air' and Mir. N. P. In11ams.
COOK IN COMFORT
THIS SUMMER
YTOU can make your kitchen
as livable as your living room
-if you have a NEW PER
FECTION Oil Cookstove. No
wood-box, no ash-pan, no coal-hod
to bother with.' A clean, cool kit
chen, and half the drudgery gone.
The NEW PERFECTION is
quick and handy like a gas stove. It
ligh ts instan tly,-and. gives you a big
volume of heat easily regulated
just by raising or lowering the wick.
It is easy to operate, easy to clean,
and easy to re-wick. 2,000,000
women say it's "gas stove comfort
with kerosene oil."
Ask your dealer to show you his
N EW PER FECTION line
stoves with one, two, three and
four burners. Note particularly
NEW PFRFECTION OVENS,
especially made for use on these
stoves. Ideal for roasting and
Use Aladdin Security Oil
or Diamond White Oil
to obtain the best results in oil
Stoves, Heaters and Lamps.
PER . 110lSION
01 OOS ES:
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Washington, D. C. (New Jersey) Charlotte, N. C.
Norfolk, Va. (BALTIMORE) Charleston, W. Va.
Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. C.
:-: AMONG THE :-:
White Goods
We are ,showing a variety of fine
sheer weaves, just the fabrics to make
comfortable during the hot summer days,
and so inexpensive that you can select
many changes at small cost.
We carry just what you need in hos
iery, all nice light weight in a variety of
colors in pure silk and silk lisle at popular
prices.
Ladies fine ribbed undervests in regu
lar and out sizes with can't slip straps.
W.G.Wilson& C0
RUB-MY-TISM To rone Bui Up TIo System
Will curo Rheumatstri, Neu 'Take the Old Standard GROVw,.
,algia, Headaches Cramps, Colic TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
1prains Bruises ute Burns, Old what you are taking as the formula is
sores, retter, king-Worm, Ec- ted on every Me, showing it is
ine and iron in a taosteless form.
cama etc. Antiseptio Anodym.l~es Qu611uinine drives out malaria, the
aged intrnally or extern'ally. 2.% lion builds up the systema. 50 cant&