The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 02, 1916, Image 9
Always Helps
says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in
writing of her experience vft 3GIuI a won 's .
tonic. She says further f fo I regan t Q.e
Cardul my back and heady ould t rt so fid I
thought the pain would kill . IW hardrab1
to do any of my housework. ter taki " thre btfei
of Cardi I began to feel lik new . ran , soon'
gained 3a pounds, and now, I do all my housework,
as well as run a big water mill.
I h every sufferiz woman wou
The Woman's Tonie
a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad,
and it always does me good."
Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness,
tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman
ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's
tonic.: You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardul
for your trouble. It has been helping weak,
womien for more than fifty years.
Get a Bottle Today!
The C4viest
'.,,ever chewed/f.
Ie ...Bobs"
5c. the packet or two "Bobs" for a
cent at all the better stands and stores.
OP a "Bobs" into
your mouth and
bob it closed on the finest
gum you ever chewed-a
heart of gum covered with
peppy pepperrmint candy.
Everybody's boosting "BObs"
420 GIVE
A> YOUR WIFE A
7BANK ACCOUNT
~SHE CAN PAY
/ ~ HER BILLS W[TN
~ CHCKS AND KO~
A CH-ECK ON HE
-r*N BILLS
AHECK ON OUR BANKWS
R EC ElPT *
SHow many times ha4 b'lo t receipt? How
4nany times, neither debtor or creditor could remem
~er. If your wife pays all her bills with CHECKS
he has s. RECEIPT for every one of her bills. It
waves a ibt of time and trouble for your wife to pay
The household bills that way and we are helping her
to keep accounts straight and to Economize.
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
EntrnrseNational Bank of Laurens
HUITAIN TO PASS DYE
FOR S'T'A.MIS IN AMElICA
Ijurean of Etngraving and Printing
WINi" Soon iaie New Shipmixeint frot
Germany.
~ash inton, a.Jn. 27.-Someone who
i telosO"bbserver-tlie sort of follow
W)~6 k aVs wie Uthe postoflice clock
Aii :ged washing or his neighbor
is &o\v necktie-says the red 2-cent
jPostaOQ stamps aren't as red as they
used to be. The 8-cent stamps, which
once were of an olive green, he says
are now of a yellowish green tinge.
Director .Joseph E. Italph, of the bn
reau iof eng'aving and pt'intin g, says
tihe close observer is absolutely right
about it. Our stamps have been off
color and slckly looking for some
eight months, and the shortage of
Siiermr.n dyes is responsible for their
faded apll)earance.
Substitute American or foreign dyes
have not conveyed the bright colors
of the Gerlan product. !lowever, the
(Iiricetor imparts a rather Important
hit of news when he says that. arrange
ments have been made wi i Englatd
and Germany for the receipt by this
(lovernment of a shipient of. the need
ed Germnn dyes. The understanding
Is that the dyes are strietly for use
of 'ncle Sam, and it is on this condi
tlon that they are allowed to come
tirough in these war times.
Mr. Ralph expects to get the dyes
within the next. two weeks, and then
the stanps will reflect their old-time
brightness.
"It is tr\io." said Mr. Hal ph, "that
the lack' of German dyes has resulted
in a slight chan e in color of our
stamps. This is especially noticeable
in the 'Oil staimps, and the 2-centers
w'.ll he found of lighter color than
he'retofor.'. There are also other
1liti.lrseniting.a faded appearance.
l - n c lt tir'ker is irobabil:y the best
It iise-d )to he an olive :re t.
aml is n1i" of a i'e- ,*(eloj '..1 I in-:.
11;'.r"
for sev ' or r': lf mon I hs., anli ltt vP
b"-n fr-"Ad to ' what ia.y b1' en lied
:!altr!o r td, r otors, Imported r d oms
ti'". 'I lie: col ( o'-rs cost more, but have
h1- t lrtre. I r'eeity !aid $1 por'
'"":.'d for 'rdls.", w er a I neerd to
!)'imehise the Gerian noor at F I elits
Ind the ltter prloduct seemed to be
about four t lines. the coloring ntrengtih
of the dyes we are now using."
l-'IVE l!IG STARS IN ('OLMII1IA,
To Be Seen in "The New ifenriefta",
Ne xt. Satuirday.
ColumblIa, .Jan. 31.-Five stars in
one play soutds good. Let's +urn it
I over and see-what it means, f,a tter
ly, as a rule, plays have bee,n too !oean
to iulpplort one star, and one star has
hard'.'. been 'nottgh to warmintu) ex
citing interest -V(n in a aoodi piece.
i' the ('o!iinilI a The "e. "e ( luibia oil
Saur -e otrn n. andl [venin F .
-111., 'e i s !iv"'' . the hj hst p l- I
i pa is that blls lik heav the
ha fa lit h e. 1 )0r 1 alI n Old
en ! at ' a Ii .b.e ;i t'd lift
with .th. -
,Tferion.al renabe ('ine the 1 tolm
Ihe he(1lrt lioer days, and1 inostj itut
anommri on Drew. alstk eavn lie
youngerlo g)eerain.0 . Isp (lrooks
Ia fatthetd~ 11more ii iotint revivals~
Mclnay of iltie~o l .timaei lrlag man
a iirs.~ I t wasl~ he-- tohoanitedo-h
meln ow le-ctr tou 'hin the 1(lan
tenl! drawing "The1 liiitias winths
eianctd by laerr. E. M. and Joseph, ft
for thei. Johne- Drew.oe Lat ses-h
reived "reiel by witihen 5!-tar eand
andeow Maes osut the fastn "Th
siotiiofta" pang his lublig Thaeti.
Ma.eirokyn a Arbukl hi A pnlla ighm
sadudntTl iroi tebd tfcitd
li-yhtfl-mance. i .ti 3ac
hei- ticet maynriea oha ithadvan
agfan mtricanistoryliouodi of d ~~ e
Fornca dawin n Attannk rst
acmdanie blyer aoaedngur loted
tnveof revosdb Wtoistlunhl topi ivern
vitinro .apatly duigtetst food vi-1(
then bile yo ayn knwrtat yo That
ar 1evrookilioas rack hiule yoright
bheaqte tick er a e bo ugh wctonsla
tin intruding thagt reof may be adu
lts. Thley r rmt n ~t
Whesnylou hverywheer had e
VET' *15,000 IN ('MH
(Group of FlIve Enter Blank In ('hlicago
oud IH.ld I'p Officers and Patrons.
Chicago, Jain. 27.-Five youths, all
believed to be under twenty years of
age,', today entered the Washington
Part: National Bank, forced the twen
ty: Officers, employees and patrons to
fad:; the wall with their hands in the
air, Scooped up $15,000 from the teller's
cage and escaped in an automobile.
Although every available policeman
a(I detective was placed on their trail
immnediately, no clue had been found
tohight, as to the Identity of the ban
(lit 8.
Four of the robbers entered the
bank with magic;s over their faces, and
each carrying tIwo revolvers. Thle fift h
remained outside in tle auitololbile.
'Three of the bandits forced the oflicers
and ten p~atrons to hold up; their hand.;
while one rifled the cashier's enag:'.
None of the pal ronls w'as sea rched
A. W. M cb'tc'y, assistant cashier,
Jumped Into his aultotnobile" , whichi
was standin" outride of the bank, aint
attemCIIpted to follow the robbers, but
they (luic'kly outijstnlc led him.
.1. (arland I.fake) SIahl, fornir
manager of the lloston .\mt'rican f.a
futel tea Im, is vice p'esident of the
bank. The robievrs kept a revov( -
pointed at his head.
The bank is in one of the busies1
parts of the city olt;ide of the down
town section.
Police Lieut. John Ilogana ca't t
sight of the fleeing automobile later
and pursued it in his own machine. As
he Was; al)proa(in11a his (tlat''y an au
tomtobile truck"l collid"(d with hli,; ear,
wvrolcing it andl imnjuring Ilogan.
CLEANSES YOUR -A IR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL,
T ICK, GLOSSY, WAVY
ty thN . All dnhndriuI' dilsa .pear. ail
ha ir ;tot) coriinti ouIt. a
u try a "Ialderin liair
('t'll x " lil '.1, wi;sh to i:11med,1i:uely1'
dothl;1 i lyh bautyll of yourlt i1'ir. .Jo
anoisten a cloth to ith I )anderjine and
d raw it caref ully through your hair
taking one smll1 s trn.ud at a fil'': this
will cleanse' the hair of (fust, dirt or
any ex.-essive oil--in a few ininutes
yolt.will he amazed. Your hair will be
wavy, 11hiff'y and atbun(la t and possess
aln ilconltariai sof ss, lustre and
littiriance.
liesides hea Il f ng the hair, one alp
i-lication of I)at ertine dissolves every
particle of dand ruff; invigorates the
sc(alp. stopping itching and faliing hair.
I)antierine 'is to the hair what. fresh
showers of rain and sinshine are to
vegetation. It goes right to the roots,
Invigoratos and strengthens them. Its
exlilarvatilng, stilulating and life-pro
(ucing, t'operties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful
'ou can strely have piretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lot, of it, If you will
. -st ot a "-vent bottle of Knowlton's
I )ande'rine f:-om any d11rtg s 1'e 1'
tWiel ('on' tr!l' and Ity it as directed.
'.X ('0111..SS1<.\
fli, 4'5 im-, tid i nhonsitutional
tli s i,: ai , ',on ii Vg b i
th beol~(hlly e di-cu'athel ine -pi
teied te ii ha tit aC io lj iv o ti
lieaurehy ilils to ndny o ntracl1:
inMoii tliglc (ower ine thek couns
takn.Thspkrdilatdani
lentrind taginar:. to;rernir .\(lani~
chnowe himwele. he agonnud and I
Selieve sha'll btcu re-lcte fo in piOtlb
of ia iend101. .\nato. Vtckneyis ocon
nods, ithu a hank att illhtoytha,
WOebatelwa oinsh~ ntl Tue. tinlt
larl'nielal sip fetie f.tt n
sTh'ei ioau. Thill t1 o brevl n aIromP in
suance00Q foundtl to 11note ito lio
(lacft astttodrt.< ao haewassdebatd
brine etasinarion to ayurllegeun
is Ao beh(y night ofull et ween boyr
-nagir Cealtlof NkSpfartaner
'Iry eduilltion dhill eaed am ~lhwuld
qndlyea ao beoing providtat aor
oebide fhetdebn the gesofal and lfl l
cadho sehso Seator Vnerof eo-in
nded ntrodce a ~iter'l' blelcuo ha
w$ eh wJltold abo~lire flafree to
tae' cahip ffeat irs of satreabl
stonnons. Thane will ppotprale
e Idtered byen proate." byhe mdcne.
Ohaiale mevmber fte. gnra
Luzianne Coffee will satisfy
you in every respect. We
further guarantee that one
pound of Luzianne will go as
far as two pounds of cheaper
coffee. If, after using the en
tire contents of one can ac
cording to directions, you are not absolutely
satisfied on both these points, throw the
empty can away and get your money back
from the grocerHe will give it to you with
out quib /e.,uy this better and cheaper
coffee t4. Write for premium catalog.
I~ JZAN w::? i.E.an
COFFEE
ABigger NLa
CONCENTRATED 'I
Can.o _
sipy o huehl an Harl ue, it will
pa yo to buyu6 I ~tr
ME=LAMENLDLES"
AtaANtY, IF
i200Z,.NET
,'If you use lye for soap making purposes or
sirnply for household and farm use, it will
pay you to buy
MENDLESON'S LYE
to the exclusion of all others. In Mendleson's
you. are not only assured pure concentrated
lye, full strength, without adulterants, but the
extra large can (20 ounces solid Lye instead
of 16) means economy.
No other ten cent can will saponify eight
pounds of rease or make four pounds of soap.
One pound can make fifteen pounds of soap.
For cutting grease from pots, ans and sinks,
scouring woodwork, kitchen furniture, disin
fecting poultry houses, treating hogs for chol
era, etc. Mendleson 's Lye is Best.
Three Forms - Solid, Granul..d and BalI,
I osi:e~s 1 10c. and 5c.
Also sold in bulk for main comvpo3s C
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