The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 16, 1916, Image 7
Cut YoirStore Bi
Down One Half
Tens of thousands of farmers as well as
town and city folks cut down their store
bills one-half last year and saved money
in spite of generally chort crops and re
duced wages.
Absolutely millions of dollars were
saved and countless families lived better
than ever before in the face of the cotton
crisis and general business depression.
how were these burdensome store hills
cut down? By the real money-saving
power of good home gardens, rightly
planted and kept planted and tended
through the season.
Hastings 1910 Seed Catalogue tells l 1
to cut stor( hills ('.own; tells abot:t ~ar
di and farm se((s of kind atd -qual
ity that en met he l-otghit fr mn 'y rn-mer.
chant or lru ; i . l'. fu! i In ' i :e au
frmt informan:i 1. R'si fre f ye n
for it. Wrt o .I.Elr3
CO., Atha",' C" -
The Rayo Lights
Like a Gas Jet
Olight the Rayo
lamnp you dlon t
have to remove the
shade or thlie . chim
ney. Just lift the gal
lery and touch a
match. It is just as
easy to light as a gas
burner and itrequires
little effort to keep it
clean.
R&)0
Lamps
are the modern
lamps for the farm.
Simple in design
yet an ornament to
any room in the
house.
UseAladdin Securi
Oil or Diamo d
White Oil to o> ai
Aest results in Oil
Sto-ves, Lam s and
Heaters.
The Rayo is on! one of
our many product, that are
known in the household
and on the farm for their
quality and economy.
Ask for them by uname and
you are sure of satisfaction.
Standard Household
Lubriceant
Matchless Liquid
Gloss
Standard Hand Sepa
rator Oil
Parowax
Eureka Harness Oil
Mioa Axle Grease
If your dealer does not
have them, write to our
nearest station.
S''ANDARD 011, COMPANY
(Now Jersey)
BA LTIMOR H
Washington, D. C. Charlotte. N. C.
Norfolk, W.Va. Charleston, W.V.
Richmond. Va. Charleston, 8. C.
FINAL SETTLE3iENT,
Take notice that en the 19th day of
February, 1016, I will render a final
account of my acts and doings as Ex
ocutor of tho oatate of Sarah M. H~ollo
way, deceasted in the offie of the
Ju dgeoof Probate of Lanure aCounty.
at 11 o'clock, a. mn, andi od the same
day will apply for a fine discharge
from my trusta as Eact or,
Any pron indebted t~ said estate
are notifled and required Ito male 0pay.
ment on that date an all porsons
having claims against Id estate will
present themt on or ore said dato,
duly proven or ha for ver' harred.
E~xecutor.
Jranuary 19, 1916.-1 me.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTI(T'
Laurens, Sou~th Carolina
FANT ANNOUNCES FOR
'TTATE COM3MISSIONER
Mr. Albert S. Fant of Blelton Announe.
ed Thursday That lie Will Ile
a Candidate for State Railroad Comn.
nissioner to Succeed Mr. MeDuftie
Hanpton.
Mr, Albert S. Fant of Belton an
nounced today that he will be a can
didate this summer for state rallrogd
commissioner to succeed Mr. McDuine
Ilanpton, whose six year term ex
p1Ires.
This announcement will be received
with great interest by Mr. Fant's
many friends throughout Anderson
county and by his friends scattered
throughout the state. lie has friends
wherever lie is known and this means
that lie enters (lie race with a large
i)ersonal following.
Air. lPant Is .II years of age ani has
ben lidentilled witi the progress of
the l'iedliont setion of the state for
half Ihis titne. Ilie is the son of I. .
George W. l" ai, one of the best
lnovni farmers of the lItelton section.
I o'' oral years .\Mr. pant has
fl'en in Ihe cotton and frtili'zer busi
ness and in c'arry'ing onl these busi
nlessels the hlas had 'onisider'abl e ex
erien'e with the railroads. TIhbis ex-.
perience will serve him to great l
vantage, if elected a member of the
conulniission.
Ihlring the Mast year Mr. Fat has
been assistant stale dispensary Audi
hor, and this work has carried him
fr'~euenly inlto the la "wet" counities,
where he has imade hundreds of
friends and aettunintnces. Ile serv
ed the state governllment ats auditor in
a caplable and satisfactory manner, and
won the gratitude and praise of thie
higher officiais of the state.
Mr. l'ant's ability at campaigning is
well known over A nder'sonl county, lie
Is ap'abh-(, ma;kes. a pleasin;; imprr,
81on2 upon strangers, is what is
lerm1ed a "good mixer", and kInoVS
how to deasl Mithi the public. lie is ain
x('cellnt .Indg' of huui man latu'e, a
( itlalilationl highly implortlant in seekc
ing a' stale oIlice. lie is honest, sin
I cre and frank, and caln he1 counted On
to do the ri;;it. thing at the right time.
Hie will serve the people well and will
be falir and just to he (orpo'oralions
regulated by the state railroad com III
mission.-Anderson Daily Mail.
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* LONG VIEW NEWS. *
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Long View, Feb. 14.-Farmers are
getting very anxious to get to plow
Ing.
Mr. R. L. Cole spent the week-end
with his children at Clinton.
Mr. Sam McGowan, the paymaster
of the navy at Washington, visited our
community recently.
Misses Manile and Susle Lowe and
also Sarah Dukes are visiting .\liss
Nanie Lowe.
.Miss Elice Black is visiting her fa
ther at Ninety Six.
Mr. W. II. Austin is visithng rela
tives at Kinards.
Mi's. 11. L. Cole and Mi's. L,. W. Iteed
er' and also .\a'. 13. I. Owens a2nd sis
ter, visited M\r. and M's. W. S. D~avis
Miss Dolle Mae Cole was theges
of .iliss Ethel lteedler Pariday.
We are glad to have Miss Else
ileeder back in our commiiunity.
We ar'e sorry'3 to know Mi'. 11. L. C'ole
is oin (lie sick list and we are glati to
know~ lie is bettcer.
We were soi'iy 1o heai' of (lie dleathi
of Mrs. D~ollIe Iliit. who hlas been ill
for several weeks.
Mr. L. W. Rleeder' went to Launs1
on1 business, F'riday.
Itev. (Guy is getting along fInc witha
hIs schlool.
Mr'. Ii. 1i. Si h IliIs hiavinig a lot (If
P1'4O VlE N S W.\ .110l01
Th'le symptomls of kidney andi~ blad
derI'IiOi i (rnb'8 areI often'i vei'y distriessling
and1( leav~e the .systemi ii2 i'a run-do0wn
(onition. Thel( klineys seeml to suffer~i
mot, s 1 1 almost (eey victita com'p1 llains1
of1 12amin back andit u1rinary trioulesC
whlielh lhould nlot be neglected, as
t hese danlger' signlls often lead to daln
gerous kidney troubles.
Dr. K(limer's Swamp-lloot whvlieh
5061n heals an t tren lgihenls tho kid
noeys Is a spl qidid kidney, liver' and
bladder j'eme ,JY andt, being, all herbal
compou~n l. h4 a gentle healIng effect
on the k f~ ie s, whlichl is almost Immle-I
dilately n ti ed in most eases by those1
who use ~t./
A trial will convince anyone who
may be In need of it. Better get a bot
t!e from ynnr near'est drug store, anid
start treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this,
great preparatlon send ten cents to
Dr. Kilmlner & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.,
for' a saimple bottle. When writIng be'
sure' and mention tihe Laurens Advor
I iser'.
Card of Thianks.
We take this method of expressing
0111 alPreclatlon, andi thlanking the,
goodl people of Mountville and Cross
Hill for the assistance rendIeredl us
!n the recent sIckness of Arthur Lea
man. We feel that it Is through the
prayers of these good poopho ho Ia be
ing rostored to good health.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Loaman.
Crons Hill. 8. 0.
DEATH LURKED
IN SOUP PLATES
Narrow Escape for Chicago G uests.
Analysis of Poison.
Chicago, Feb. 13.-An analysis of
the poisoned soup which made 100 or
more prominent guests violently ill
at a banquet given Archbishop Mun
dellen here Monday night was comblet
ed by Dr. Frederick 0. Tonney today.
The analysis showed that . the
guests who partook of the soup tiiss
ed death by a narrow margin. The
poison used was white oxide of
arsenic. 1'. Tonney says that his es
timate showed that 'the portion served
each guest contained 1 1-2 grains of
the drug.
His calculations showed that the
entire kettle of soup contained 180
grains. This developmient was rega rd
ed as significant by detectives working
oil the case. In the amtlateuir iabora
tory of .leat. Crone, the missing as
sistant chef at the club, an oinec bot
t.ile said to have contained arsenic buit
which was empty was found. Aln ounce
o ftle drug contains .180 grains.
Crone disappeared on the night of
the batilnet and had not b~een foutnd
tonight. 1Minton G. ('Iahaugh, chief of
the Chicago bureau of invest igat ion of
the dejiartmlent. of .justice, joined in
the search. The bureau is said to be
watching an Eastern friend of Crone.
"It. may be said there is a possi
bility that the case may have interest
ing ramifications," said Mr. Clabaugh.
Capt. Nicholas Iluit, chief of the
detective bureau, said that inforna
tion important to 'tlie search was ob
tained from a letter found in the home
of Jean Allegrini, a friend of 'rone.
Allegrini and l'asiouale I igno, another
friend of the missing chef, are held by
the police.
li'nusual precautions wire itaken by
the police to guard ei arhhishop at
at b ig reception tendered himla oniahit.
''Thirty dlel-ctivcs w(ere : waiterest
thrtou~hll the crowdc and o hitsr; Sal fon
the 111atformt durin~g the speaking"
prog ramime.
For Children's ('omu~h.
You cannot. use anything better for
yorur child's cough and cold that 1)r.
King's New Discovery. It. is prepared
from Pine Tar mixed with healing and
soothing balsams. It does not con
tain anything harmful and is slightly
laxative, Just enough to expel the pois
uns from the system. 1)r. King's New
'Discovery is antiseptic--kills the cold
germs--raises the phlegm-loosens the
cough and soothes the irritation. )on't
put off treatment. Coughs and Colds
often lead to serious lung troubles. It
is also good for adults and the aged.
Get a hotle today. All druggists.
SIXTY GIALLON STILL
TAKEN BY OFFI('ERIS
'hree Men Arrested near Litke (ity
Charged with .inking Whiskey--One
Ieleased.
T.ake City, Feb. 9.-On yesterday the
local rural licemian, ass5ist ed by a
number of citizens, arrested .1. W.
Stikand, age Si; his son, .1. .
Strickland, aged 27, and I,. .\. Mloore,
aged 25, c ha rgedI wvithI operating a still
on a farim which thiey hadl rented a bout
five iles eaist of' this jplace. Thley
caiptuiired also one still of tilt ga llon
ca pacity andi a bout 100 gallions of soiir
mash whihii property wvas destroyed
todiay by orders of .Alr ix vanis, of thle
revenue dlepartment.
For some tine there has been evi
dence of wvhiskey in that sectIon, es
peciallhy amnong thle negroes, andl last
Thursday morning Zingle Singleta ry,
a iiegrio, was foiinid Ia a dying cond I
tion by the road. Th'lis incident
a rouised thle comminunityv to ani active
inivest iga tion anid on I ast. Su nday niight
a conferen('e was held with .Ala. .len
In s, Shieri ft liurchl anid thle rur a Il p
licemen at which tIme the best ('itl
rxen:; cof that sec t on app:.ary! ai;..
sutred thle oflicers that lbheire was a still
ini opera tion dlow'n there buiit withot
they (couldh state definitely to the re ve
niie agenits thle exact localtian of lie
still t hey saidl that they could( not do(
anythhtig so they return red to thelir
homes.
T1hie local authorities being dleter'
mined to locate and~ arriest these of
fenders, conducted their efforts with
this iresult. Fro mthie information ob
talnable it would appear that all thr'ee
of these parties came here from near
Dunn, N. C., stating that they had
sold their farm there and wirhed to
buy, so after some investigat,ion they
rentedl for thie present year.
Afteir .the prelimInary hearing be
fore JTudge IBaldwin this afterinoon ..
Strickland was releaned, thie pror.
ecution fallIng to' connect hIm with
the offens~e.
For a HIfllous Attack.
When you have a severe headauche,
n1 companlid by a conted tongue, loath
ing of food, Constipation, torpid liver,
vomiting of partly digested food and
then bile, you may know that you have
at severe bilious attack. While you may
be quito sick thero is much consola
tion in knowing that relief mayc be had
by taking three of Chamberlain's Tab
hots. They are prompt anid effectual
Obtainable avarywhar.
NoeYou e eligible to m em h er~h p ",-) yC
ouw r c nfoinola Club, no matter hw1c y; ..
y!,a jv out or the city, v':
xv " ... chip this outuit to you aVTW 1
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