Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'Why Swear, Dear? Use 'Gets-It' For Corns!' It's the New ian.. Siinple. Sure as Fate. Applied i a Few Seconds. "Why. John, I never knew you to use such language! I've told you sev eral tilnes it's no use to tiy those bandages, salves, tapes, plasters, and "You W outi, n't I You r T'einiper. John It You 1nt et.vl'-1t" for Those C.'o rns (1111 ill " .' - n . . r . 1 . - n'O . :: off 10 . :nives raz to - -It' and ion and no .. en u;ses ." - al by dru'its. em ey . ... a ho't e. or sent dlirect by E. La. ::cn & Co.. Chicago. Ill. Soil :1 rtni and recoininended as th. '.-::'s :hs t orn recedy by E-u reka D,; Co. The Coming Baby! Hooray! Hooray! Nothing else ca1n so Completely endear us to the present and the future as the e'pected nrr!'i. of a I 11)y. lhit In the mean. Line the comfort of the imoither is of vast lunnortance. .There is a splendid external rem edy known as "Noth er's Friensd" which ex erts a wonderful intht ene upon the expantl_ ing muscles. They be Cole more pli a nt, stretch without undue pain. make the perlo-i one of pleasant antic. ipatlon instead of ap rhension. In a series of splendid letter: tom all over the country mothers tell of the at help "Mothier's Friend" was to them. en grandmothers tell the wonderful story 1 their own daughters about to e-:ter th; hte of motherhood. Cet a bott:c o:' "Mot!.. t's Friend" today of your nearert !rt:-.gist. he this splendid help with your oawn hari pided by your own miid. For a free boon: f interest and importance to a: ru:the:'s rrlte to Bradfleld Regulator Co., 4O' Luar lidg., Atlanta, Ga. It relates the persan::1 aperienes of many happy mothers, it tel! t nany things that all women should h.- fa niliar with; it is at once a giit: a:::l ano tnspiratiot. Write for this book. (BEST TREAIMENI FOR CATARM S. S S. Removes the Caus. SpecIalists havei a greed that f'ata irr is an in feetfo o f t he btltul. (ince yat get your btloodL clean~lsed oft t he CataIn i poisons yul will bet re'li'vet oif ('atlarri --thet L dippJting fin th lthroat. hawtvk ini and spitting,. v'os in the notstrils, an< the disagreeabl,' btrath, 1i was cautsed in the firrt jplate. betus. your uiniov. erishei bloo'd was tiasily itfected. I',,. sibly aL slight .Ilbi i contact wilth some -one wtha had telal. Ist the pint is don't siuffer with l-atarr ht- It Is not nele j essary. PTe rinted I . 8. 8.8. dIIicver' Over fifty years ago. test'd. truean<t tried, is alwta yst ot: ainl at any drug~ store. It hai.- provenits valte ini thou-t sands of (Ia.. . It will 'do $o In youri caso. (it 8. 8. 8. at inte andtt begin tareatment. If yiours is ai biog-stand ing cast', he s'r .- wri ihu. swift :-:1. cife C'a., .\t lan t. ;i . :-. I li.-o h al purely vt r-: a- t,. . I ', lb w !--as. S. S FULL W~toHT 40 POUNDs; 1 pmnrS Ii,. .- (lean. Santtry F. ,t her. It .t iather proofTtkie' 5.''a onmon y baIk..r ntiltt!. DO NOT Buy fr-tm at.:w at any ierhi-.e untilyu ii - ih, BOOK or TRUTH1 otir bir new caalov' ani.- FREE. wrte at-stal OadTDAY. A vents watn'cd ( AMERICAN FEATNER & PILLOW COMPANY. DE 5-344 NASHVI.L.E. TENN. EM EDY FOR., EN. C~. 6. Featherstono W. B. KnIgh FEATHIEUSITONE & I(NII'HT Attorneys at Law Laurens,. S. C. HAI 'Buin 4s Iintrusitedt to (Our Cart Wit Hlate l'romipt anud ( arcini A tten Mr. Featheratoneo wi! spen~d Wednes. day of r'nch week( ini LaurensII. ) 'Those who hate nasty meodicim should try Chiamborlain's Tablets foi cosipin They arc pleasant t< ~ ake and their effect is so agreeable u4d so datural that you will not real. *.e it has been produced by A medicine .MbaInable everywhere. S: 11I)IES OUT FOR DEFICIENCY Daniels Approves Iecommendation of of Naval Academy Board. Washington. Feb. 11.-Secretary Daniels today approved the recommen dations of the academic board at the Naval Academy dismissing S2 midship men for failure in their studies. Their names may be made public later. Three are of the first class, 19 of the second. 20 of the third and 40 of the fourth class. Secrotary Daniels said that although the navy needed more oflicers, only those who could meet the high standards and quality by examination could be retained. "To meet this need." he said, "the t rd congrsCs ipon the recomlmen(la 'ion f the Navy Department, continu t~i the law which had expired by lini ':1' :eviding for the appointment isip maen by each member of andi the 11ith1 Congress. as t nr1t1 iIn large r pr e pari'edness, :l the bill giving three a:' 1 rts to. each Senator and tiet.. n :'a ixe. 'l'hi- tiakes possible an .'ase of :'.1 .i(Shilpmi11 n, fo. the T; SteICetary oxpre ltt'Csse( re1ret that ' '2 students had been found "ut ir:actory in such a degree as does not iu :tify the hope of their gradua tion and training as olicers in t he navy. \\e want more oflicers but not at the expense of the high standard long maintained." he said. "The need of officers for the naval service." he added. "will not be met b% lowering the standard for graduation.' S('MIDI' MU'ST DIE IN ELE('ll(' ('hllIIi Giovernor refuses to Interfere in ('st of 1-'ormer l' riest. ('oni feted of 111r. der'. .\lbart y. N. 1'., Fe(b. 11.-- -l1ians Schmi 'lu- foirmer priest conivietail ofl th1e unir" der1. of .\nna .\utmuil'-i in N.: York it 19 3 ilbe pult to) dea ;thl inl th l ch( wA h 1k of February !:. Gov. \\h it mit tonight declined to interfere with liil ex(cutlonl. The court of appeals ailirmitet Schmidt.': conviction but called th govertnor's at tent ion to the clail; made by the man'i attorney that \lis: Aumeller died from the effects of ( criminal operation and therefor( Schmidt could only be tried on t charge of manslacghter. The govern or granted Schmidt a respite of 31 day Gov. Whitman tonight said lie hat reviewed the medical testimony a Schmidt's trial and also had had tw< persons examine portions of Mis Aumuller's body which had been pre served at Cornell Medical college IBoth reported that Schmidt's victiln had not, in their opinion, died fron the effects of a criminal operation. lnarksdale News. Barksdale, Feb. 7.-One month of th, new year has gone and not very muel work done toward nlaking a (iro. .\lts. M\arty Itol t has becen spend~ling few (lays w ithI her r'elativyes in t hi Icotlnmiunity and we werte all certaini: glatd t) have her with us. Mtrs. J1. 11. Smith of Oinlgs has beet Ispending last week with her liarents .\r. and .hrs. W. Ii. IHaidwini. Al iss Ani a. ald(w in was the gues (of .\l iss Annllie Itishtop last Sutnday -.anuar'y 310th. .r.andl .\l rs. J1. Y. Illnderson~ (If thli: place were thle guests of thiir dla'ghi ter, M\rs. Janie H endlerson, of Owings Sa lturday,. Jatnutary 29thI. .\i r. an .\(1lrs. W. 1I. I tenderson 0 Shi ilh sect Ion visit ed his parten ts nea; ittarksd ale Fr'iday, J1annarmy 28thb. .\rs. J. Y. I lenderson visit(ed .\rs J1. t. .\1il On Februtary ::rd. .\Itr. antI .lrs. lt. 1E. .\ltn oft O1 winlg: larksdale last Thursday. Ali (Ce I Lote let it andi .\ ni lt' lac!dwit ccf~ .\i.-se .\llIie antd .\titie Itil i ; at ionaieis (Il binessti2 att this writin1g .\i (it tilt .Ionog peole of this sec I lot at tended thle miee ting of thle Y. W A. Sun tday, at Iiligh land I ionmechu rel and1( report a nice prtogramn. We hope to have ttotre on thme mroll at otur nex1 mneeting which will lie on First Sunday afternoon in Miarch at 3 o'clock. I am glad to see this beatitiftu we' ' er but. It Is beginnitig to loot t(L ning again. eoooee.esseseotoesesee * Thte MERCHANTS Who ADVERTISE * MIAVE the ftNEST STORE.s Severe cold Qniekly ('tred. "On D~ectmber firat I had a very se vecre cold or att.ack of the grip en I may be, a~nd waq n'nrly (down sick ir hod," writes 0. .J. Mfetcalf. Weatherby Mo. "I bought two bottles of Chamn. borlain's Cough Remedy and it wat only a few days until I was completo. ly restored to health. I firmly believ< ihaiti. Chamibe''rlai'. Cough~ Remedy ii -lone of the very hest miedicines and wil know what to do when I have anotho: cold." Obtainable everywhere. * MADDEN NEWS. * Madden, Feb. 1.1.-I don't get the clutter cleaned up from Christmas, with the bells and "A merry Christ mas" wrote on every piece of white paper in the house till here they begin on valentines! Now the floor is covered with hearts of various sizes and shapes, and the little boy laboriously writes - "Up the poplar and down the pine, Mit you be my Valentine?" Wasn't it Col. Wharton of the City of Waterloo that, after a life time of experience deducted the axiom "If you want to keep out of trouble talk little and write nothing at all." Wh:; didn't I need that warning atnd let the .\ladden news of last week alone? I sure stirred up trouble for a w hole lot of folks, myself included' "lirst and foremllost" the ladies of the ltur1al Iiniprovuement .\ssociationt are up in arms' No ladies, I did not, with iuaicle ( fr3th1 lolughit (1ha1n your date for tl(e b1ox su per. I .t1 all iake llue n il tat 1!1;1t 13't, thsupper I is to hm -'e . :-->t h,1i a n ii' ' lo king at the t'alenda:- while I wr 'it i. enutb your ol, I did that before and then iit it '.'Oh. Bersides all kindls of good things to cat. soi by box, there is to ie a liewalk and i t I enn .ol the "other halt" to keep the children I'm going down to calk walk with the .young folks, tooo Th'ere, again -with my pencil poised in air--the thought flashed through noy mind, "Sotmebody will call you to law In that assertion old lady" ere the words "he cnn count on one vote sure" were written: Not only denied an in herent right hut. not e'ven allowed to bglutT a little bit without the bluff be ing calb d. thereby adding insullt to injury' It wasn't :o 1uuh 1te fore( of th, blNow as 1 111'urce ' ( " hi3hl' it ea1 itn,. I:t tI lIrutus! 1.1(w 1 To:a i :11 .\ n 1 It 1 t1o111\i n n ai r, 1)11 5 u;. 3a i .rS .\ b a1t13' n d lit - t; -ulhn lIoil. \\ truist thetre w, ii b, no bai k-:ut u ith either. \I s.\lolli.' Tca3.3mt is .spen lidt week wvith her nlephew, .\r. \\ill 'l'eague Of Il'aved'ami it. .\Mrs. Claire Martin came down t0 the turying of her little niece. After spetding a few lays with her parent. and other relatives, she left for bet home in Greenville Sunday. S'he wa: accompanied by her little twin daugh ters. Ruby and Ruth. Mrs. Della Cunningham spent Friday I night with her niece Mrs. May Madder and Saturday she, Mrs. Madden ant Mrs. Claire Martin were the guests of Mrs. J. R. Finley. Mrs. J. A. W\oftord and Miss lettil Cunningham represented Prospect a the Rural Improvement Associatior held in the graded school building Sat urday. A very helpful as well as en joyable meeting Was held. Ilittle Frances Teresa, the one-yeal old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Franl I Martin "as buried in the cemetery o Newx Propect Thursday afternoon a :13 p. tm. Otur1 hcatfelt sympa 311thy to th1i 'Oh. not in crutelty', no( t i'rahi, 1)id the ileaper ('ome1 that day, T 'lwa s an Anogel t hat v'Isit ed the g reer ear'th Atnd took thle flowers aw'ay." t Many13 fri ends and( 11 rthItives, reader: ,of The Adverti1ser, wIll lie glad to hea: that the la teSt neows frotm Mt'. and M rs A. It. Lan tgstotn and( dear i't tie ''Sonn: -11l3y" is that thIey are' gefttig on slplen~ ( ddly and thIeirp heaIt h has been) goo< lItowevert, we were all sorry~ to boa hat 11er. Lar tne latngstont, It son 0 Dr. W. J. Langston of C'olitumbia, ( hbu It ntivie of 14(trenskI was fot'ced o1 *a('coutnt of srioults ill ness to( tetur 11i'l < 3'rtoounced'3 Ils illntess ats lunlg troulek .\l'. linutgston~ andt his young bid and3 1 his famtily were e'xpe4cted ini (( 1n. 1''3l tbruar I12th. 1* EIDEN NEWlS, *. ** * * 4 * * 444 4 Ed:(en, Feb, 7.--We are havitng som pretty weather now, the farmer atroutnd Eden are getting busy, Mrs. L. A. Armstron~g wh'1o has beet ill for abotut two weeks Is improving now and her friends wish for her lpeedIy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Owens attende( services at Rlabun Sunday. On the first Sunday in March, Mr W., A, Baldwin wvill be ordained al IHabun chur'ch. Rev, Mr. Washington will begIn hi: wot'k at Rlabun on the thtird Sunday af ternoon. Mr. i'. Ii. Reevena and F. W., Mahaffe) were In Ixitrens on bus;incn3 Saturday Miss Clautd Gray ft'om Gray Court spent tho week-end with her grand mother, Mrs. L,. RI. Brooks. Mr. Charlie Brooks spent Sunda3 with hIS mother. Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Reeves spent Sun ,day withi Mr. and Mtrs. R. A, Nash a Me ma. 'h\ ,Z ^a " "' . \ :? Coprrfht late h' R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Prince Albert meets men's tastes M all over the world! The patented process makes Prince Albert so good in a pipe or rolled into a cigarette that its popularity is now uni versal/ It satisfies all smoke ' desires ! This patented process, which also removes bite and S?1parch, is controlled by us. No other tobacco can be like ERINCE ALBERT the national joy smoke Listen: Men who have stowed away gentle old Jimmy pipes a t'",rato"."a ' for years, have brought them back to the tune of and color of unsalable brands fry~ ruh &mbc ouCo to imitate th. Prince Albert Prince Albert! Get yours out, for your confidence tidy red tin, but it is impossible toi"itaiei"'fla*n never will be abused I We tell you Prince Albert will process protects thatt set pipe free the tenderest tongue ! And smoked in a makin's cigarette, Prince Albert is so .rneAbTcn~o1h refreshing and delightful that it gives you a nevw idea of --a a cjtd cigarette happines. Any way you fire-up Prince Albert, it red tin , lOchan Will win yct' gi m::'; a fiash-it's so good and so friendly 1 and in that classy R. J. RIYNOL"3 TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem N. C. that finpshe ont o i ", ~such fine conditionl Oxfords and Sandals T sHIS Spring Season will be distinctly a Season of low cut, Foot wear! Have a care in buy ing Low Shoes, Madam! Many Low Cut Show are unworthy. They slip at the heel, gap at the side and are entirely out of tune with the foot. Our Low Cut Shoes are perfect! And we have just the shape, size and width to fit you. :-: :-: The best Manufacturers have sent us the styles of our choice, and we selected their best productions. There are Oxfords of bright or dull leathers! Button Style o Ties! Every style of toe shape and heel that is right! The woman who wants a pair of "just right" \Low Shoes can find them here! . CLARDY & WILSON Home of Better Shoes A. G. HART UNDERTAKING Simpson, Cooper & Babb LAWYER KENNEDY BROS., Rooms 205.207 Masonic Temple Postofflce Box 683 Undertakers and Embalmers Proenillo, s e Ose0. a.swered aa, hoar, dayear alg6 . rftx P At0tSUO Gives Al Bw4>eg Propmt *tttlon xlvon Ofl buslnqee. 8. b j