The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 06, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
Pimples and Sk
Danger Sigi
It May Mean Eczei
First Sign of Inheri
PImples, senly Itehinlug skil, rash
denote with infalling (ertainty a debil
the blood. The trouble nay have bei
matter how yon werine in feected(. you im
blood disease. You inuist use S. S. S., i
If you0 expect certain Irelef. For purifCy
The action of S. S. S. Is to cleanse tl
direct to the seat of the trouble--act
blood poisons;. It. revitalizes the redl
so tha lit h blood enn properly per-for'tnl
feelIlng lea ves you-the coin plex ionl ole
spoid promptly. But youtmuitst take !
do. (et S. S. S. from your druggist.
Uped expert ndvice, write to S. S S C
COULD SCA
WA
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vin-'
cent Was Una"Ac to Attend to
Any of Her Housework.
Pleasant iil, N. C.--"I suffered for
three u vrites Mrs. Walter
Vincent, 0"i , ' 2he th tird and
last tim-!, wns my ' orst.
I had drIadful c:Vous hediches and
prostration, and was scarcely ablc to
walk about. Cculd not do any of mIy
housewcrk.
I also had dread!; pains in my back
and sides and whenr: one of those weak,
sinking spells wouid come on me, I
would have to givo e, and lie down,
until it wore off.
I was certainly in a dreadful state of
health, when I finally decided to try
Cardui. the woman's tonic, and I firmly
W. G. WIt
Are openir
full line of W(
Silks. New Ho.
plete line of lN
description.
> The latest s
Lad ies' Neckwe
ues in Hiankkei
bons.
w. G.WI:
Has annoullced a ]puzzle1
01F K NOWLE1 1oE . It i
ILg, 11llstri ld ive .'L]d 1 Vny
hundtredl and( (ight-five d
38 su1bs('riber s to THEI S'T
send in the ir aniswers late
Read The State for Parti
the Contest
THE STATE
I ~COIUM1
Notice to (reditors.
'AIl persons having claims against
the estate of L. 8. Machrray w~ll please
Present them to the und 'rsignued or to
Simp lson, ('ooper and lDa h, Attorneys.
All persons Indebted to iad c.Mate are
rnnnnnstCrl ton mnke nnv~i cut.
n Eruptions
ks of Bad Blood
na, Scrofula-The
ted Blood Disease
vs. burning sensations and Scrofula
Itated, weakened and impure state of
ni in your blood from birth, but no
st treat It through the blood. It is a
hie stanldird blood tonic for 50 years,
Ing the system, nothing is equal to it.
blood. It soaks through the system
lng as an antidote to neutralize the
1)lood voriusCles, increalses the flow
Its physiienti work. The dull sluggish
irs up. Even long standing eases re
i. S. S. Urugs and substitutes Won't
If yours is a special case and you
P., Affhtutal. Ga.
RCELY
JLK ABOUT
believe I would have died If I hadn't
taken it.
After I began taking Carcui, I was
greatly helped, and all three boilcs re
lieved me entirely.
I itened uip, and grew so mu1ch
tronter in th.e C moutis, I felt like ao
othe pesonaltgether."
Ci;.nl is purely vegldic and enue
acting. Its iigredi'unts h:iv a milid, teonic
C On the womaCnOinflIy Const ititicn.
Cardui nakc; for increased strength,
iliuproVCS the appetite, tones up the ner
vous syteNI, and helps to make pale,
allow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped mi6re than a million
weak women, during' the past 50 years.
It will surely do for you, what it has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Write to: Chattanooga Medicne Co., .adles' Ad.
% i ).r.I n .h41 t.i11 g.. Tem n .. for S ectial Il.
.truti#,nxi on %out cAse %ind b4-raigc bookt. "Hlome
ireatment for Women." sent i plain wrapper. J-0
.SON & C0
ig this week a
)ol Fabrics and
siery and a corn
lotions of every
tyles shown in
ar. Special val
rchiefs and Rib
Ison & Co
bai~seil on1 South Carolina
aut s. iT will beC interest~
heVl' 1)l'(fitble. FiVO
rsi w' ~ ill bIe given to the
ATE j whor remit no0w and
3ulars or Write Direct to
Manager.
COMPANY,
TA, s. c.
Simnpsop, Cobper & Babb
Attor ys at Law.
P'romPt Attentlon Given All Business
Wa1 Pratin In n11 Sita Conu-ts
COITIY FAIR
OFFICEitS.
President,
W. B. Byrd.
President Pro Tem.,
I. K. Aiken.
Vice Presidents,
E. W. Martin,
It. G. hlarris,
.1. T1. Peden,
P':tugene I,. Simpson,
W. C. Whartoni,
J. I. Miller,
Geo. A. Copeland,
W. 1). Glennii.
Secretary and Treasurer,
C. A. Power.
General Sulirintendent,
.1. ). WV. Watts.
Executiive ('m1111itltee,
All of the above Ollliers contstitlti
he lx\clltive Coimiilootee.
mip toh Ithe puiblic oI Criday. Octohv
I.), I'ma ttos daiy o'Ily. The gaties wI
h-1m l: n f l etk . 11141 w ill b)
lo;,ed al . m
Sei. 'l t . n ty h I
m il' i' I vn i h- cheerfll
n ) p lintion to Iheo
\, 11ii 1 on I4
I Cl (
r-, of nt .li . (
hf, - hI I brohil o )III
I n l \I . li . \i1 t1 Il . 'i l't) I
tS . nx.i.lo s :-t: lie hi ston. ll):
limp t mIo The 111v eitl- h liondelfS ill i
ll1l-rtilg" at '. mmm ,I u(k tint. ill'tmmtitl,1i 1
to itst e in 10 tle Shmow rh
n fprtnian is in calld Ally v.,
wim il) l be It : mi d t o wie ml.op h Ilal
1t1t1v M ll lie inlm')rt'edn.
.1111 gv S.
Sect toti I. Expert juditges wviil I
emnploye d in tile Horse. Si e
3" ittle and1( Poutr t Depar01101tmlets.
See. 2. Jxuiges willi aply to I
Stperin tendet o1 the depa imnt ft
in1fortinatio Co'cering tohe nrticls (
ick they are going to pass, ail f
aull need(fli con)venientces for makir
their irit t.
See. :1. No dpe ae Iirovided fo
Judges i I heretore see tile l10C
simy dr taing their wattds, In i
Ii rst istanie, wi Lith ie greatest jlo
sie can aP(ud t ep mnise.
See. 21. Rel ts iol awards st I
sigtned by each itidge itn hIII owtn liat
writing, ndent oled to te Sret af
hiepohh 11 11t e oing topiastly to e<
tleir t Secrttary ti relier a stt
llelit.
Sec. m. In Ce ia l e liproindedt
a depat ilelt te ao ex ibitohe in
dearit et tie Jtdge ot Judges isil
be appointne, wy the standing commi
tee on Organization and Work.
Sec. 6. Aoards will be dsignati
1)3gne tyingc judf rin~l hs onlhan
onritig andi handed ribonthi erdtar
Repo~ts mvite ribbon. tl t e
abl t lecretaujrytirendler asta
TSe. Ge nrae auperintendent (a
ofe prsintenythe wiltaden cotro
teon iorangzto anydh Wrk.aio
of the tyir, of ribng ts ow
ordrtn drecrum, le shalln ha
indan preium, arbn thirder
Dutnges of ran erint fexndents
aTyhearGent.peitnen a
ofhthe Pesieyt)rewillto havel bento
te foroundsand-keepin reov all artcl
byons1 volt anyl of hereglat il
ofthe ar ordstrbngttsgo
order ad dealcoum.n onite shallttam
pomwer t owers and thee n chai
ein are departmenwt and to order' (f
cangeitl whfl arrangemet ofrexhibts.
mn tWl mile ve precaujtonwml b stal
by an efmiemlent\ cop fplicemml atii '
wthmnte soiety iill mmin-noen
he responsible for anyt loss orm damlt
tt mmyocr
doe ot ownerii'sl ri ndte w
th''l m'romnds. :\in hal :. loltm'nd e
tha they inam elm k aae da.lltm
&.a brenslr~ig
Iear l. . s
Best (lsllycatne.gos
- pai ladi.esa ('oendy$.00 Powearn
Wio.
('esvs
( eacheok.lyr
PR[IMIUh 1I8T.
Pear.
Wateorinelon rind.
Pumpkin chips.
Host display.
.1 1)t. extract, $1.50, Laurens Drug.
Co.
<Jeles-One A .
Apple.
Peach.
IPea r.
G rape.
Sc)uppernong.
Iest display jellies.
I ladies' crepe de chine waist,
. %%, Swltze.r Co.
Sweet Pickle.
Peach.
Watermnelon rind.
lango.
lest Display of Sweet Pilkle.
1 Sack of Sunbeam Felour, $1.75,
Owing. & Owittgs.
Sour 'icleI.
'uentumber'.
Alixed.
display of Sour Plickl.
P8 ibs, White Lily 'lomr, $1.7-5,
0 ''owler & Owns.
buttr. 1tivt
Ican colfre.o . .l.1 . Su liva..
PI11' i|| 1 1 ,bv .1. (0 . Ih n
.: ;.. di ing h - M .: ly ot, 'if ds
I~ V MIS Ii I I\ I t F'.4 t
iev aii- dIeiirtfiln .
PlW 3 (~ilttli',1S
I d I t o. I ly Mli n fin
i di ' S i bi I r.
Sinlio e *o.
:1 liest pecki with i1I2 ears ybe. vCorn.
I Sack -oy ie guano, $2.50, Ow
ings & :obo
5 'est, peek I I- lt corn with six
stalks of said.e.
I .sack hoyster guano, $2.50, Ow
lags & Bolo.
6 Best peek with 12 cars woit-corn.
I sack Royster guano, $2.50, Ow
ings & lobo.
g 7 Best. dipelay o corn.
$2.50 by 11. G1. Franks.
r. 8 Betst peek Of itois.
I sack ys.-C. fgrtilizo, $2.50, Aug.
n uff, Agt.
9 lest peek or barley.
11) Best pock of s1ye.
I sack N pcer cet acid, Planters
Pci'. CO.. WV. G. Wharton, Agt.
I I Plest peck or peanuts.
n I can Jackson gMluarn coffee, $1.).
W. II. Sloao.
12 est peck of clay cowpeas.
$f 1 2 Hst pock o iron roweak .
it I year subscript ion to Southorn
11 Cultivator.
t- 1.1 Best peck of whipporaiis cowpeas.
I sack V.-C. fertilizer, $2.50, Aug.
A - lluff, Agt.
19 est eck lad barl e
16 Biest peek of tabecwes
1 sack V.-C fertiler, $2i.50 PAter
HferfoW G hro, Agt.
1 lBest coectio of peas.
10 lb. Sudan.gasse,$.0
12 enn edy os.y ops
'f 18 Best peek any arietyowpeet o
1 Cta vatr.
'~1 sack V.-C.tertiluznr, $2.50, Aug.
dHuff, Agt.
a 15 Best peck ofadys caoes(prn
1 yer sbcrppo)o.othr
162 Best peck of Irile otateas(l
H - ushel Agt. it outi Ioa
10 toes. Sudan. gowras ed,$.0
S18 hest peek any tvrit sweto
I sack Royateri guano, $2.50, Ow
e ~iitngsvt & (l B obo. s ssol
a I1 test 'I) pekp lit Irih paoe s u(springoa
iui-2! : bushe Lookot: Moutalin ptai
-ti20 Bes pecklauI ofttrishipotatoes (fa.
d I-2 hushet Iitl ookout yountine pota
"ar'to'le, L.i Power, I ot o
'flie lu'estt ilck offecrnips. t u
backack llyran othoe $l2.50sin, boaw
INEr stIps ia usnd.out acgts tiretl
oit t, cseog the batroulrsoe
Yo'eurty hais iesiohn, bayiluf
ty, abudn and aprirs bak t vigor
andi~ canmfdestifu halth. Price $ir.'0
pnerintte. Sod byn ally drgits
Commence Fall Sewing
THE
NEW FALL
STYLES
with their touch of
quaintness from /
1880 are faithfully \
reproduced by
McCALL "
PATTERNS
The Fall Fashions
show more simple
lines, which makes, it
easier than ever be
fore to construct a ft I
dress from patterns
iee the new \
McCALL
FashionBoo :
NOW ON SALE
Smart Fall Model It is filled with nCw
McCAI-i-c11 nr. ideas and beautifuil t
III U14l tration.(C
MINTE ROCCMPANY
Lauren3, S. C.
IF I ONLY
HAD THATf
/WafiMMMONEY
.-IN THE
,BANK
NOW
QUIT THAT "GET RICH QUICK"
SPECULATION a ----c
"Last year I had some money saved up" he said,
"and IF I had kept it in the Bank and left it there it
would be there NOW, with more added to it. But a
stranger came along/with an enticing looking scheme
and I bit. If I had ,had any sense I would have asked
my BANKER about these 'good things' before I in
vested and LOST my money.
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
Enterprise National Bank of Laurens
N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPER, Cashier
Big Bargain
425 Acre Farm five ,miles south of
Laurens known as the Dr. Anderson place,
with seven tenant ho Ises and one six-room
dwelling. 125 acr s in bottom land, from
some of whicl $ .0) worth of Hay per
acre has been owed. A fine proposition
for a stock f m, on the new creamery
route, which is to be established soon.
FOR A SHORT TIME, SEVEN
THOUSAND FIVE7HUNDRED ($7,500)
will buy this farm and on the easiest terms.
Laurens Trust Company
J. S. Machen, $ec'y.-Treas.