The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 01, 1916, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
Just a small amount saved
each week out of your cigar money
or your house allowance, will place
one of these outfits in your home,
and you can enjoy it while you are
saving up fo r it.
"METEOR"
Well finished quartered oak cabinet, strong
motor, plays 2 Records with one winding---small;
light and compact. No better value anywhere at
the price.
CLUB OUTFIT "A" $22
Consists of
1 Columbia Oak Grafonola, style "Meteor" (as
shown above.)
12 Selections in 6 [Double ten inch Records (your
own choice.)
200 Loud Tone Needles.
400 Medium Tone Needles.
200 Soft Tone Needles.
1 Record Album (holds 17 double Records.)
1 Record Cleaning Brush,
1 Bottle Motor Oil. Complete Record Catalogue.
CLUB OFFER $22
$5 cash and $1 per week.
John H. Williams
THE P!ANO MERCHANT
Headquarters for Columbia Grafonolas, Records and Supplies.
Grand Opera Hiouse Building. Greenville, S. C.
B. R. TODD """-:-. ti"-dolloa
ii (hiry of l.:nurens, i inirens (Counl
agineerlng and C'ontracting l-ot No. I II of . Allen Go-rtom de
con :ed. hiounded~i 0n the north by 10)
Lnd Sur-eys a Spedaty of \\ ater hownos, on thIe east by 101
Work SkilfullI. done or in dii d nI'ew ;tbylt o 2.a.s o
apected' No. ;:> ,1 .1 .Al(enb Garre. deceased
gu and esttintates of All Kind btitded tOni Othe Iorioth Itby liot of W.Va it
I towns, Otn the east lby lot Ni,. I I , or
Telepone o. 36 t"" so"u'h byhowey stret, ont the wesi
No. 346 by .lersey st reel. ~*
.,anitO( payatble D ecemitber 1st. 1 0;, th(
NoI(1E. credit lort on to li rlreli'sttt b
I, / .1011(5, note of theii Iurehraser and mortttgatge (I
eZack Oar'relt, Andriewv Narret, the prtemtisies s;old witm tto~t It
JIs GarrettI, Ge'.orge Garret t toaes date of sa'(le at the ra I of eighIt per
rott, John GJarrettI, .\ar'gart'i. oecnu e n u ihlaet h
ellha Deauley, Isora Grlffithi aund purrchtaser to pay his entire biud ir'
in Ia Thospson will sell at pui e ash, thbe purchaser to pay for I5pper.
.tion, to the highest hidde r, at It u- and staimps.
is court Ikouse, S. ('., otn salesday Zack Garreltt et al.
-March, next, 'boing the 6t h day of Slimpson, Cooper & JDabb, A'ttorneoys
month, during the legal hiours for 30-31
MOTOR CAR OF
TODAY A WONDER
Tw ice ast good as the car of three
years ago, and at ialf the cost, Minx.
well 3fan Reviews Lessons fron
stock car Feat on Pacific Coast.
(13y Walter 1L. Flanders, President and
(general Manager of the Maxwell
Motor Co., line.)
The inotor car of today--the light,
econolnical, fot'-c'ylinder imotor car
such as four out .of fIve buyers select
--is practically Iw ai'ce as good atnd
costs about half as int1('h as fle cal'
which, three years ago, was a reason
ably satisfactory article.
This Is a state nent easily susce ptI
ble of proof. Nor need we go furtiher
than these three short. lively yearis to1
get all the proof We need.
Three years ago the Contest Ilbarid
of the Aerican :utomnobile Asso'ia
tion sal'tioned wiltI provel o be the
Muosi reinarlable aclhievetnent onl its
recorls 44l to tha1It tinil. It was n'
officiailly observed tin ill which a car
nverl'(V, without a niotor4t s4t1, a total
of 12.111.9 miles.
.\l1doion maIveled. So ste p eulliolls
was the alhievetllent. 1i:t. for Iitree
years, this car re Intaiin ed the eticllr
,111e ebhalunpion reinlained( so inl splite
of the fact. that is pare11t faltory 141
inl the intia' ntii le, passed 444ut of exist
itnee.
litlt the heitupiont of I12 has heeni
delt onedl. .\ 1:11; M.\axwell toutritig
11(r ti w a wear5 the ciowil Wears it
with a otal non-stop inileage of 22,
(22.:, nearly I wic' e as ;great as that of
the old lhaillIiOl. Agalin luotol'ists
Man4 ) ana/edt at thet401st t i'''es'
of aliotnlobile end1uranc"e,
Hlow !great an adlvane'elnenlt is IlIIw
(air, of tlhe pr'eselt over 1h11 41 1of
Iti e,' ye'll's :4044 Is 'asi4st ap Il i 14-d41
by' a entninutison of the' details of, their
14' ( 1( 1 4'44t: i44t ('''24'4..4
The ()hl eb!atnlpion we' _hed( 2.1;(00
I'44it4Ids. t l';vel't. i 12,144 'I tliles. alve''
t.4 ill' Itl mil's e:lh i ly, 0 1ot-'(11 I1
inil-s 111 the ! allonI of ;as'o lii .1!1(
4 h 4b1 du 4 iated in the (pen ta11r1' 1 1
loat for i:l.-31. Its runt n'a5 en(ed1 by
the 111 t441(r'5 'itilure to p4ertor4'n f1urthe('
withollt rel pail'.
The n11e halupit n w eighed 1!*.
1 ') ns15, rain 22,22.' tliles. :v1-.i1 t'(i
:, 11 il4 1 e. a d ay. ('4o ertril 22 Itil S t1)
the gall1tn antd cost ,.3. It WaS 1r
la4sely slp4414 l inl firi-(la ss ru44tntti
er44144' and it the final 21 ho1urs V4'e(4
it greates i thi l ista'e 1 w14)41 than
"CASCARETS" BEST IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
SICK, CONSTIPATED
Iflei f'or lhfer and honols, hadl breth,
had colds, sour sotomah.
(;lt a Il-44e1nt box.
Sick loaht i, hilioutsness, co(le44 l
tonigue, head and nose (l(ogged up, w it h
a ('4l41 always 1tra e this to id'1i1
liver: do!! yedf, ferlntiing food1 In thm
howls or sour1, M~assy stoinachl.
I'4(Ilel111 1441 444l' ('1(1:;1,11 144 till' Itt
1("sltne . insteaI of bei( cast ut1 t4 f
the syste11l is re-absor4bed into lte
blod)41. '1 in this poison re(14h's14 the
110e 4 It brat1 I 1is u.4 it ('.4.s1u's ('n... -44.. .
11i4t4 44nd llhat dull1, lthrobb44'ig, si('kening44
(~'scareIs i444i4ediatel'y 4leanse4 1144'
st(ornach'1, reinove'(4 thel 544ur,' 44nd4i54ete
14444 444 at lful ases4, tai the 414' xce(''5
bile4 fron1t th4e li4)er' and44 carr'4y 44ut all
(44n4 inl the how..els. .( 414I
41l4ar. stomach4'l swee4't, brea'th1 r'ight,1
** * + * * * * * * * * . *
Watts .\iII, F~eb. 21. Wve. .1..\
111r44k filld h41 is regular' 4 Ippintownt 4441
4414441reachedii'to a1 4141Sd tlarge an4 a.
I nti4 e I ( ongrega'(54 Iti.
ver'y 14apl~iy. GrIeat 1'interst is also4
bin taken 141. Sev.er'al ne4w room4s1 are4
being1 bitto ( the( 1t4ptist parsonage4454,
and44 we' 41e very'.4 anxouts (4) 1have' I 'r.
.\lr'. 11'il mo4ve: bac1k in (44ur 4uid1s1 at
an1 earl1'y date,4'
l'.'''rlhinig Is mov0'ing alonig ni<4 4ly
44s w1'illi bI bult1 41soon.e4 i 14 4((5
.\iss; .41a (Garre4tt, of l"''ountain1 1144.
Wve. W\.I). I liatIieI, (41 W\iiam1444>4n,4
re'4lit'u hom4e44 last .\144nda4y afte
5l4ninltg a4 few.'. day.s with Ihis dau14ghter,!
.\Itrs. .1. .\l. M\oore
.\lr I. and4( .lrs. W'. 1K bitun and 414 son4.
1''rank, visi5ted( reh41Ives ini ('liion (44a8 -
41rda4y and4( Sunday.
. Ir. and4 .\lrs. It. IX '4414. hom son, ofl
It iLaurens, v(isited at1 1he h444144 44f .\lr. 41m44
.\ir. it I. I);1)onaldso Sui a 14 y.
little I.' uol phIIi son1 (41 .\lri. and4 .\t's.
.1. ('. .\iiartn, has4 ben rea1 Si('k. The4
l111t14 41hild ofl .\Ir. and4( .\t'r. (4'ag W\iI
1ia44 has41114 also0 b~een tight sick1.
We are glad14 to saty tha41t .\lr. W. '
M\arlr w14' (ho has been'l sick with la
gipp', is able0 14) be~ at1 w.or'k again11.
.\i's. 51allie Sander's visited4 .\l. and4 4(
Mrs. 1.). CX.,Iones itn Greenv1 ~lil Satur414
da4y and4( Suniday.
COLE L. BL EASE MAKES
DEFINITE ANNOUNCEMENT
Issues Satereiint That He will be Can.
dtliate for Governor and Tells Some
of the Tliings lie Stands For.
('olunibla, S. C., Feb. 22, 1916.
To The DeIXinoeratie Voters of South
Caroiina:
I ain rc eiv'ing and have been for
somle Id ile. so nuany personal coInIn1un
iet'ions in leference to nay beconilng
a cdidate for Governor this yea'
that I find it imipossible to alnspver all
o' these personially. I, therefore, take
lilli miethod of announcing that I ai
1:w a candidate for the nomination
c G over"r of the State of Soutlh
&'armolia, 'itbject to the riules of the
Ienioerati li'rinaty, and ait the time
fixed by the riles of the Deinocratie
party I shall file tny pledge and pay
illy assess inent as re'tliuired thereon
tic r.
.\lv n4 on all publi 1i:titer.i are
so well known, and liy record as (lov
ernor for~t butm years, is so fr'esh inl the
iinds of the pe ople, that. I hardly feel
it lecessar' y l o hller e ontline an1y pelat
lli. 111. lowever, I will state that I
s.1a11 :favor, aino ng other things, the
f'[ollowing:
Th'e \\'arehouse System, which was
narled into Iaw while I ws governor
and which was revo'l'iended by ie inl
li g1neral mIessage to the il'Geal
.\ssenilyl.
.\ Ii l ll 4-'en passenger r'ale on
all railroa; S.
lax-'al 01ption by counties of the
c ion i rl If1111 \ whiskey rquestion.
I.il -raIl I-I Iuporl of Confederate \'et
id r s1 11in1' for' thle Slate in sti
Il ion.; fir wh i ite i boys a t's white
eIs.
Ibli n I I 111 of the free school sys
toin, .1 il) ' verT w11 4hile child inl South
a lina uay IIw 'ile an eduen lion.
The r1::1k1in; of In-r et nl . 1he legal
rate of inter54t in this stae.
1h4' I b ''Ilishneln of a rural reitl
y'stII f 1 t st11 ate.
The b it o iionl of u1;1'11'.: otltces.
'aust lhlWill IlaVor andll rotec"t
n ;ell il.: hI itunleltl purpose; and
ud1 hI ; \ ;1- \\ 1 ll t t (a1)i11.1 in its
hin 11 in I n. 111nt N.
.\ineinilin: the c o11sI tuliotI by I.rik
n, 'VII 1b.11 serfdiq wh Iic'h plrov ides f;1or
the1 1a* 18 nl of So,m to the ail * y
"1': 1 II: o h nilli> ihili s rap; o'nll s a(
whi t Il('an11 all t rii oviw t I i n; IIlt at in
t ' s :4t 411 " I'; . ( ' ' 1.r tuay h ill' raw 1 il)
eiat l1 anil ;t spe~cial court hwldI
utlii it s Ic IIi t a llc' ie f . ustise
adll lt ' Wov Irnor fluly dirl o.
filthe re duction 1)f liill.
rIm44)44 I ili I lItw\' that 14 ollicer cit -
1d I y t41' l11 II shi ll bc r1)44 inot ld
ir. I t1i- 111nh- coinvicltld by a1 jury.
Thie det ('clsI 1 Ireie't day lawless
S li tial ses.:i \ln . of It'' t n ral AS
SeiIly.
.\I the li oper41 1 ii' and place I shall
- ' li111:41 1 1111 ilo- rostr u Il andI iscul ss
I ;, ada l o h r14 a11 t1ers of in ilr
a to h II m - f11 111 th t111 ate.
\ " 1) l'b . lllib4t3' i- s ):.
it 2:.tny, 31eb. "Ilgt.- hr a
Better Corn Flakes
made by a brand new process---mighty tasty and
always ready to serve.
Post
New Toasties
resulting from ye'ars of practice and study, are thc
inner sweet meats of choicest Indian Corn skillfully
toasted to a crackly, golden-brown cispness.
By a new process the new corn flavour, un
known to corn flakes of the past, is brought out
in every flake.
As you pour Toasties from the package, note
the little pearly '"puffs" oni the filakes.--a (dist in
guishing characteristic of here New Toasties.
Another point---they docit muIh down when cream
or milk is added.
Insist upon these distincti/ corn flakes---the
New Post Toasties
They're New and Different
and Mighty Good!
---sold by Grocers everywhere.
REVELATION DEMONSTRATIONI
orOf an instantaneous, self-acting Silver
Polish will be held at our store
MARCH 9th, 10th and 11th.
You are cordially invited to bring in
any piece of sta-ined or tarnished silver
ware and it will be cleaned
FREE OF CHARGE
Iand labor-saving device on the market,
and thiat the demonstration is for THREE
DAYS ONLY. Come in and let us show
you.
We are the exclusive agents for
this Cleaner.
FLEMING BROTHERS
Laurens, S. C.
ONTII
BLACK - ~ -
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