The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 12, 1916, Image 7
A POSITIVE STATEMENT
BY A BIG BUSINESS MAN
"Neglot of Apparently Unimportant
Conditions Wrecks Many a Healthy
Growing Business"
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W. S. ELKIN, JR,
a prominent druggist of Atlanta. Ga.,
is authority for the above positive state
ment. In explaining this staternent he
asked two quest ions anild oflored one
suggestion.
If a growing healthy business turns
and begins to run down hill, what is
the condition of the owner's health?
Almost alwnys, tinusually ball.
What was the first enuse of I 's poor
health? Constipation.
This constipation coultd have been
avoided by takling Itexall Orderlies oc
casionally. They are a pleasant candy
tablet laxative whieb entn be fetl by
men, womnen or chilklren w the best
results.
We have the exclusive selling rights for
this great luxative.
THE LAURENS DRUG CO.
THE REXALL STORE
PERUNA
A STANDARD FAMILY REMEDY
For over forty vears it
has been used as A *TONYIC
AND ST .\Clf 1 \i
IEDY. Pieritm ni'4 t /' a
petite and e 11 i t
digestionar.
- ra Hooray!
Nithing ehe. can so comnpletely endeer
tes to the present and Inc future as the
expected arrival of a
hahy. But iII the mnean
time the comfort of
the mother is of vast
importance. There Is a
splendid external remi
edy known as "Mloth
er's Friend" which ex
erts a wonderful influ
ence upon the expand.
ing muscles. They be
come more p lia nt,
stretch without unlue
pain, make the period
one of pleasant antic
ipation instead df ap
prehension. In a series of splendid letters
from all over the country mothers tell of the
rent help "Mother's Friend" wa to them.
n tell the won erfu story
to their own daughters abont enter the
state of motherhood. G et a le of " Moth
er's Friend" today of your I ' rest druggist.
Use this splendid help with ur own hand
guided by your own mind, For a free look
of interest and importance to all isothers
write to llradleld Regulator Co., -$09 .amar
Bldg., Atlanta, On. It relates the personal
experiences of many happy mothers, it telli
mlany things that ill women shstould be fa
millar withI; It Is at once a guide andI an
inspirastion. Writo for' this book.
F'5or Sprinifs, Lmni n kzs,|
Penetrates and L~eals.
Stops Pain At Once
For Man and Ecast
25c,50c. $. At All Dealers.
LINIMENT
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hlall's
Cata'rrh Cure.
F. J. CHICNYCY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Wo, the underaigned. hsavo knotvn F". J.
('heney for thue Iast i5 years, at l believo
hinm perfectly honorable in all bsineoq
transactions tanid finanucily gl- to carry
outb anly obili'nt 5 '5'n mai . s s firmu.
N.\TIoNAl, H.\NK O5" (' il;itt'1.
I Tall's (Onta rrhi nr b'tii'I tens iterinaliy,
tactinag directsly npus n ' thebso' I antri mn-5
Celus rsurf:rs of 19 sr'veI.'sm. 'T'stimuosInil
9ent fr'-'. I 'r'e 75 e< sis jr bottlei. Slsd
TakeS.. sliiru 5.-'amily I'ii for contatiio's.
~s I dlu'ste Ask ..i I~ssg sl.'naf
- ' ht In e s I s I mth Is had i lon .~ '
'Tako ao othr.o imt i .Rsr
years known as Dest, Safas , A twayb Rellibl
SOLD BY ORUIWtSTS VW IIERE
L A UREN'S DRUG STORE,
.1Lauren, S. 0.
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* DIALS NEWS. *
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(Crowded Out Last Week)
Dials, April 3.-The declamation con
test for Dials township was held at
the Gray Court-Owings school build
ing Friday evening. As iusual the
school auditorium was filled with in
terested friends and patrons from
here, as well as other sections of the
township. This occasion is generally
a long looked for event, and Friday
night was no exception to the rule.
All the speakers, especially the little
folks, acquitted themselves in so
creditable a manner that the judges
found it difficult to make their deci
sion.
To Gray Court-Owings, however,
goes all the honor of representing the
township at the county fair, April 11th,
as the decision of the judges were in
favor of the Gray Court contestants.
Mr. Ernest 1larris was a business
visitor in Greenville Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Townes Curry and
children of S-hiloh, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Curry's parents, .ilr. and
Mrs. Jim Armstrong.
Mrs. N. %. Nabors of Columbia, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. I. S.
Brooks last week.
.liss \lairie Simpson spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Wistar Ow
ings.
lrs. Williams Ilrooks was shopping
in I., irens Thursday.
The annual iquarterly meeting for
this i '"ce will convene here Saturday
and Sunday. Presiding Eiider ('arlis!e
will be present both days of the meet
ang.
The store buiilng and goods owned
auln operated by .l r. .1. .l. Hlendrix. was
-h-stroyed by ire at an early hour last
'i'Tuesday morning. 'l'he origin of the
fire is untkniown. It is thought how
etver, tha' it originated in the interior.
One of .ir. llen(drix's sons ovenciis'l tli'
"-ack (if thie building as a sleepiing: com
part lient and iarlely escaipid with hi:;
i'e. The loss is considerd a lhe.vy
one as no insiurance was earriel.
Mr.>ll:avidl lIrowrnlee was a week-end
visitor in the "Mountain City".
.liss I)wey Armstrong had as her
guest Friday night liss Hlattie Aber
cromble.
The exorbitant price or gasoline
doesn't seem to deter anyone from
buying automobiles, as the agents for
the various cars, seem to make just
as many sales as formerly. Among
those from here who have only re
cently purchased Ford cars are
Mlessrs oJhn Ilolder and -Earl Gray.
The many friends of .lr. Ernest ljar
is will be glad to know lie is rapidly
recovering from tie sudden attack of
Illness with which lie was seized Pi
day at noon, while coming from his
farm1.
A nuiber of young people from this
conitlunity iotored over to Durbin
:q Kinlay and enoyed the all day sing
iin g.
.\iss IEliza Swltzer has returned
tromt a \iit. with her sister, in tie
A\ tlr'i enjyings a t wo w.eeks v.aaei
with heri mother, M\iss; .\arie ('urry re
iiurned( to 14iander' (ollege W\edniesday
.\t r. and .\lr.4. .\thuiir I 1arris aund chl
drien wvere tihe spend1U-the-day gluest.
of' .\lrI. I I. D. I iarris andt taniiiy Sunt
dlay.
.\I r. annd .\lris. .\l atk Thiomaisoni spent
aS'ynuday w.ith MrAli. .John Th'lomiason andc
family.
.\lr'. and( Mr is. Haritley Owings w.~ere(
the guests of Mris. Ennmma WillIs and
family Saturi day night.
Mr's. L a nder Wi~ll is anrd little daughi
ter', ICpgen Ia, of' Griay' Cour t,* were vis
Our line oif Map1le l 'oreli Ilocker's is
the biest, licist. 'oile and lowest
p ri e(d to he found1(, let. us fit up your
Ii ''I . M 2 I i, C o
*Sil l 1,011 N E' W 'S,
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I('rowded Out Last \Veck)
ShnIloh, Apil3 .--A mu(ch needed
rain is falling this morning. It is
v.ery necessary to the large amount of
earjy corn that has been plantedl. The
ground has been too dry for it to ocme
up.
Mrs. Ilebecca Owings of Ilabun spent
Thursday of last week with Mi's. .1.
C. Hoellams.
Mr's. Pleas Burgess of Taurens, vis
Ited relatives in the community last
wveek.
Mir. lFelton tolier and Miss lhazel
Itili and11 .\l . Gilenna Ablererc oinble and
Miss .\late .\lainhon of Ii lckory Taiivern,
at teinded pr'eachling at. Shiloh Suinday'
Menssrs W. Is. Chestein anid ivan
Abereroidnlie w.ent to l'elzeri Satur day
on biusiness. They report a nice tip.
Miss Cor'a Leo Owings of Laur'ens
s pentt the' week-end w IthI hier granid
parents, Mr. and Mrs. IPnkney l11-.
lamin.
Messrs Clar'ence and Tom liellams
wereo in ILurens Saturday on busi
ness.
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* 'V'EN) THE FAIl. *
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Since Laurens began holding an an
nual County School Fair some years
ago, many other counties have taken
up the idea and for the past several
weeks the daily papers have given ac
counts of these events in the various
counties of the state. As Laurens was
one of the pioneers in such a move
ment we rave a reputation to sustain
and it is to be hoped that the coining
School Fair will be one of the best
in attendance and wide-spread inter
est we have ever held. The railroads
have been asked to furnish extra
coaches for their morning trains, the
roads will likely be in good order and
the people of this city want everybody
in the county to be here that day.
Bring the children. The trip will help
their education. All useful knowledge
is not gotten out of books. That per
son is best educated who is best fitted
to fill a place of usefulness in the com
nunity where he lives. Knowledge of
persons, places and what others are
doing is part of the sum total we call
education. So co. e and bring the
children. It Will mean some trouble
to do so, perhaps, but this event will
be worth more to them and ou Ithan
a circus parade. Our wIe-awake coun-.
ty school ofllcials have made splendid
plans for the (lay and the contests or
skill, the exhibits, the parade and all
the day's doings are going to be great..
Don't miss it, is the advice of,
OllSlW1.v:lIt.
We are showing the best Porch
(wing 1n1' I theip " li t lr krk. 'ItC r
inished, heavielr ald si ron er a11e1l w
asc no ndore than youl waull have to
pay at other places for'al tmalo or d i t) lI
lighot r swing.
:'. .l . l ' N . 11I. \\' i 1.K I-" (
* l Ch oiiV V 'I' 1-: i~u \1:1 .
( Crowded Out I,s \\' eek )
Ilickory Tavern, April a. -Tie far
eis are pwitli up with 0h. Work. They
have got nearly done planting early
corn and have got nearly all of their
cotton land ridged ready to plant their
cotton seed.
I have never seen the farmers as
well uip with their work as they are
at this time of the year, before.
Otir school is preparing to attend
the school fair. Everybody wants to
go. They Want the time to hurry and
come.
Mr. Zed Lambert of h'liilhamilibell,
"\la., visited .\ir. -.1. .. Smerel and
family \\ednuesay>. 3. r. limber( t was
ca111d lo the b1'dside of Ii i sit at the
laiureins 'ol ton mill, who was \ ery ill
Vithl iiumoi a.
.\!r. i hadi ol rt left for hia lui' :at
'l l:1( g in g hio ; n ii 1nli h ins i impro ted.
\ ',' h Wille .\il sonile well( ac tn. '
.\tr ths ringr.ad fl olInw
tPll the (ouf Caroilina io'l watil
so lie andll ofe'letiriewoh thave comeII
over iole themst year. -1
\I e.' as t.: .' y e. T. -l. \ li her-. I Ii Pe r
iid;hiiit ' nitc' viow hi.t..er. 01'w an tia -
selo ilgo4)'le ofW'e setin w'otre~
billts it I ital. ' ni i gsl w r .\ew lay
morns 'ing.t Thie ueit it ne ainIlt
Ifvi iorkihad nio i'ed lit'n v fou ek
The N gil erp 1(in tisn se14tion is~ int
.1oitg r'y prtleoisi' g'
lr.t' illie.\berioie how nuc bet
at thos feerit ating. glts
Mull aind Mof "\Jon PnayohI Shade
in Itock Ar, rtig ad 10 fa.mi atndyo
ncla offlastowek prith eatives d.
thieus hey) commuithb, tie
isscie noratte Wofbitterchor t
emting fcooan the 'wLeopuard ciit-n
hids Nt aMs, Cr. King' aNdw fani
13'l Sna. ngriedin' ovar iputN te
lrNoi'd' , "nsc nau'e, aldgpin
Mr 1. andoi' Mrs ttont'oi radn ofa tl1
iay comnity visit ed M. nd Mrts.
NI aDt.i Ams)tongtSi andamiySudy
day of 1( Nlas, weerth rlatves Iin
ted rinshop commundty,
Flei n scl n bir. 1 (Lopar'd, aisit
eod Mr.t and Mrs (' . M. W(o'4(s and1( fami
leag rd'in "Cats," r
Mr. andbert' ArtA'mstrong of aml
ountain Cour visited Mir. and Mi's,
Johtn Armstronagi Sunday.
Wiied ho~elks~ thayL T d
hams haslbeenyonatheuricksedsa tot
seeral dayes aons hrtr.cnc r
Prince Albert will
show you the real
road to srnoke-joy
Cpra 1byR.J. le o ist yacoco. -c
P RINCE ALBERT was made to create tcbacco
content where it never existed before I It per
mits men to smoke all they want without getting
a sore tongue, without any comeback but real
tobacco enjoyment! The patented process by which
Prince Albert is made (and controlled exclusivelyv
by us) fixes that-and cuts out bite and parch!
the national joy smoke
comes right to your, taste fair and square I And it
will do for you what it has done for thousands of
men-make pipe or cigarette smoking the cheerful
est of your pleasures!
Prince Albert /s to be hadWhat we tell you about Prince
e'verywherectobacco i ak its LONG te Prnc
tappy red b.is, 'jy red Albert is a fact that will prove out ClG, PA
fans, 10c; hadomerond justF quickl 4C0t
and half-pound tan *u 'na)rs to your satisfaction just as quickly
j syou lay iastc ndfire-up rec!elt
"-and-n tha clasy poud crytal-gass hmidor ith a you ay ina ston hnd fireepse Oside r of thisideof idys red rtininyyu
s Optat will re "Process 'atented July 301h,
keeps fthe tobacco in such 1907," -.liih has nane Ihree men suinke
fine shape-always / R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. pipes %.e ora smoked before!
Ther is onl onel~ reaso why Ford l 'c;t l
cars~s are's demandedr byd over- haffh
It';i(ti( to tOWt l'tfiiiil t ii iiliito\',
bt tel ltrs .ties hvig aiy d o
staA iit os iy at hli tls tls
theiat Iaellan (;.at ()-n de:-rd,
CnITl, iout.h ( i ii, co ta il-ig
mu Ines gt e or n a b E rl a-se'v i (2o7)
ac r(,' , 134 ori le'ss kniowi as tlit
lsid tae t o h .11i1 h unknown,
cars are demanded by over half thehn
car buyers in this country. They are tt in, o tir ino' Aim'i' ('uon
better cars. The Ford has demon- Ila tit Ibis atchtiat rat wohifh a copy
Counetyil Soutl Carona ont aningo
strated its superority by ail twe tests andt i f o, nrtsvn ( the
said ('outtiiit a: l i ~t' tuy:i''s at
of time, in every k i ndl of use. The it' ra,fl rls,knw a thi'etib' N t iotl !ank
demia ud is great bJE'ca ul e the Value is ttiliilns a I.lrni Nabo, o .lt I rt't'lina,
itnt, nf de a. alT i1:. Nabo r d W
W. reee.Defn~lnt. '
To rthe llernd an' "ty .\hll Namd:ts .r lc
Ru iina ou t. $390,' 'I( 1 ilg Carr $440; thi0You tile Ilrb tIummond adc
plaint:01 . i n this c ? h t t io i' wh ;ha cpy
lai 0; A u o Coi .$640;s ti lbn i( lnt ,rntl; c d 'lhe . p i t
of Nim . in ev/rvcinpo, ue Th thei 0i , Ieplse Nahona Bank
great. 3 etter buy y ures , NS . . ,il;I V ex 1n K :ori im ttItd. : )(h
r'ite: an i l o aii lio pn e the)
lulnabout $390;d'lcuiingt'lr S140;tc n. Uhitti n t tim a med
'. 1.. DIAL. A. C ie iD it - P10intitf . .\ pft
Enterprse Ititik i~uh1 titt'E, IIntet' ttit'' a.I t ie oI Iclam (upon, the
.. a!!muh arte as fuy hai (''11-r the~t~
IM . . L . A.iC. TODDerr[' HAR gfTiiitAN UI" Iu w'i ll t'tides entieta h
La urens, Sot Carolinasfo ~arnsCuny
0PccI n CT IIC I A iik ClO ii(TS I if'ic u. ' a D Ii fl y ui a-' l 1 (1-1.t:' Sr m ait arltina. Ion t 1h d -y of
ony t L(n4) ITha sate--tonze Sftytea aout diasrorintngi th!e b.od we1
haveitomtreatethe blodaas tho cauhe.n
Dr.T.L. im eratn8.8 ""' th.otrlibermd forre ont nmuto s 't wsnty dan ccom
8. . S li noe ertcn ef o aint Choieai rvble o thsnmnyuo ou n
day bu I a iicesT.t b.Or e r, t . .\. oherfrm bl od ruie s..)0( i*g dt'. ti t Ox e if a vo fai! /pi t' fo IAh,
DE( N :T IST yy ~a h~ Is. notIzz g nont n, .leut i. .i'iang pOnmt the het nod by m a s
i~'~A) .t~t, ''I. ~ l i t flf O nite C lti i oantua .\l y til hein.
Laure s, So t Caoina .1"'.Il , 111"'1"- ('(1 ca~ i0 Vo i: '(ure s. :c. 't''v,.II
001ecin Peopesfran nuildeng. ing, andlt ifeadv toane Oxnhterl(ll itLi d and Plaintif'.ttorneys,(C
IiQI hl'k echi~io n e Oxnert and'ii the andusup al o rl Alarch 10h, i 9 . a:':'
ivacnie anact iYf 1iou o S.houl ad noeow o o
(1)ln Tat d i a y is ith resultitof a l eisodee tondelei f . We wt {_
(2) Thast wher we rethe yorgldlye gcondian adviemint th'e
(3)e oThloo truble is oecare of oiston througout are body
(m)nThatrm. of R.i heumats oreCaabout ted natre reovfn oumpuritie
from therolood. aiosBod e~a Dprmnt om
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