The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 07, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
WHATCAN YOU DO FOR CATARRH?
Ask Yourself the question. How often has the doctor failed,
as have ointments, salves, vapours? What you should do.
The easy, common-sense method--- naking mterials to enter the lntes
that costs so little-that is so quickly tites, combines Vith these food ole.
and vigorously effective--is often the niouts to eter the circulation, and In
last resort of many phtarrh sufferers. l'8$ tiattu 11011t' 1s at work through.
Why, is hard tq/say. One of the out the body in process of purillcition.
special sts of tto .-ift Specille Coin- " S. S. is made Trom barks, roots
" 1 tilait: lad herbs that arc food anrd tontic for
1yy it Atn -it physician of stand- the blood. It stimulates-gives the
Ing at 1 natioitd reputation because of )1(1 Lowe, to throw off polsons. you
his ki wledge of blood disorders, made will soon realIse its wonderful lnflu
the a serp.ion that if the majority of enco by the absence of headache, a
Catar-h sufferers would buy and faith- clearing of the air passages, a steadily
fully Ake S. S. S., they could effectu- Improved nasal condition, and a sense
ally get rid of Catarrh. 0f bodily relief that )roves how con
S. S. S. goes straight to the seat of pletely Catarrh often infests the entire
trouble, the blood. It spreads its on wy.. o a l
fluence over every organ in the body, dru wtore S. S s r ale rem
comes through the veins and ateres, for all blood affections, such as
enables the mucous' surfaces to ex- Rezema, Rash, Tiupus, Tetter, Psorias
change acids and irritating substances is. foils. and all other diseased condi
for red blood corpuscles that effectual- tions of the blood. For sneelal advieo
ly cleanse the system and thus put an on ny blood disease write The Swift
end to all Catarrhal poison. S. S. S. Spr'iflo Comnany, Medical Depart.
cleans out the stomach of mucous ac- ment, Room 11, Atlanta, Ga. Avoid
cumulations, enables only pure, blood, substitutes.
.HUSBt~AND LCE
DESPAIRIN,14G WIFE
After Four Years of Discouraging I had gotten so weak I could not stand,
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave and I gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got oe a bottle of
Up in Despair. Husband Cardui, the woman's tonic, and onic
ttced taking iti. From the ery first
blood powe tothowof ouon. o
wios, s ou l tell it was helping I . I
can now walk to miles without its
Catronm, Ky.-In an inter~stiii letter tiring ine, and am doing all moy work."
front this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock f you are all run don fro womaly
writes as follows :"i suffered for four troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
years, wvithi wvonatly troubles, and during Cardai, tie won'S tonic. It has helped
this time, 1 could only cit up for a little more than a illio women, in its 50
while, and could not walt anywhere at years of continuofts success, and should
all. At times, I would have severe pains surely hlp you, too. Your druggist has
In my left side, sold Cardui for years. He knows what
The doctor was called in, and his treat- it will do. Ask him. He will recom
mnent relieved tue for a while, but I was miend it. Begin taking Cardul today.
soon confined to my bed again. After Writed : Chattanooga aeicine Co.. Ladles'
Advisory Dept.. Chatanooga. Tenn., for Slecia
, s Itructions on your cath and 64-page book, Home
tatno any good. Treatment for oen." sent n plain wrapper. e
Spcf*Cmay eia eat
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* 10I('hE1tY TAVERtN NEWS. * * ('BOSS ILL NEWS.
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I lickory Tavern, .lune 5.-The i'li Cross 1111r. nMay 29.-The Cross 11111
last week has revived the crofts con- school closed its 1915-1911 session last
siderably. Mont. of our farmers have Fridy evening when the senior class
a good stand of cotton now. exercises were held. The auditorium
The sick in our community are all wa filled to its utmost capacity and
better at this writing. even overflowing. 'ie exercises wore
Misses Fannie and Sallie Brownlee well prepared and good throughout.
of 1)ials visited their sister MIrs. W S. There were ten members of the class,
Bolt last Friday. five boys and live girls. Seven of these
.Hisses Ino and 10mma Cheek, c received full diplomas and three cr
conipanied by their brother, Gordon, of tilleatos of work accomplished. The
ILaurens, was ihe guest of their grand- following Is the pbogram as executed
mot her, .l rs. E. 1H. Cheek Saturday Friday evening:
night. Prayer, Rev. J. A. Martin; Saluta
Mr. 11. M. Bolt while fishing the oth- tory, Huth Agncw Rasor; Class ills
er day caught one of the biggest carp tory, Barrett Simpson Watts; Read
that has been caught this season. It lg, Lossic Zell Goodman, subject, A
netted on the scales fifteen and one Second Trial Class Poem, Lura Assie
half pounds. Brown; Oration, John Casper 11111,
Born to ir. and Mrs. 11. V. lellanis, subject Work and Habits; Class Pro
a boy. phecy, Sudle Pitts Lowe; Declama
Fish is very plentiful in the pond of tin Contest, Messrs Charles Clardy
the Sullivan Power Co. Mr. J. 11. Raso', William Erskine Turner, Wal
Tumbling while fishing the other day te' La1''ayette 'Turner; Valedictory,
killed a large carp with his fishing Lillian Etl Martin. Address to the
pole. graduating class, Rev. E. B. Kennedy
.\tr. .. \l. Sumerel has got tassles and
.~i'..1.31 Sine'e hs gt asicsaiulof liue Weost. Mutsic foi' the occasion
silks in his eniy "roast-neer"' patch, w furnished by members of the
he says thatL "roast-neer" swili is se- class, Miss Adams, and M. Rufus
ond to nothing. Walker. iplo s and certificates
A large crowd attended church at w presented by Prin. W. P. Cal
itabun Sunday. 'T'hey heard a splendid lersoi.
sermon, delivered by lRev. Nlr-. Wash- Mr. E'skine Tumor won the i'e,
ington. Which was a silvo(ai, in the do
" " " "P "# . " "" "ckliners contest.f
S" Neinetn pupi III lie p rimiar'y
.1)1 AiS NEIWISh * g'ades 'ecived libeiy Ceitificates
? * anid. cloven pupils of the school re
? " * * . * * " * * * ceiveul perifect atteiidane buttons, Lit-!
Dials, .lu ne -.-'Tie farmers of this tic Miss Alma (olenan, who has been
place are busy working their crops, in School live years and has just tin
since the' rain. ih d te Ifl rd ,rcie tsil
.\ Iarge' crowd attended the lawn able and well deserved pr'sent for
party at .\l'. Kellel t's last Saturday liv'cy'a pe''e't itt didi(', given by
night. All reliorte( a nice time. Mr. ('ulhertson.
Mr. and Mis. IBell Siis and (amiy Mrs. iss, 1 Swain of Now .1ersey
and I ire' .\bereroiuita' spent the ni " is visitdag yelatives in town.
Ilt Sntiday with Mr. aid Mrs. lien k i 11. I essie laiIier of Ilodges was
('ani illl here Friidav to al tend the graduatioti'
.liss Laura liellaimis was the guest of her iice, MI iessio Zel (good
of lier aunt, .\ts. George tobertSoi mn.
of Graiy Court. Miss Fiiler of Atlanta, is visiting
.\lisses I"ainie and Sallit lloi rownlt er c'(' in, Miss Ze Goodiai.
spent the day Filday, with their sis- Misses Nell Copeland, Huih Falry,
ter Mi's. Bloll of liabun. and Collett C ritlim of (linton, aie visit
Alis Donnie Blarton of Greenville, lng thir young friends, Misses Vivian
is visiting her sister, .\lrs. Neomiand l'lise Nance.
Campbell. Mr. William Rasor of Aiderson,
.\lr. and Ml's. 'iom lishop of Lau- tiavelling salesman for a prominent
rens spent the day with Mr. George Jewelry company, was ieie recently
Frady and family Sunday. to see his relatives.
.1ris. Nancy Campbell and grand- Rev. J. A. Main and family of
daughter, Clara, spent the week-end Westinster and J. 13, Rasor and fai
with .\tr. ,J. A. Abercrombie and fain- ily of Gr'enville spent the week-end
ily. Here.
MNi'. and Mrs. Nerralls had as their .l r. and Mis. .1. B. Pison and Miss
guest last week, .\r. Gillworth of Blanche Pinsoi are going to Atlanta
Greenville. today to attend conintncement of the
.irs. Mack Campbell and children of Medical (-'Oege, from which thcti'
Greenville were the last week guests brother, Mr. I hgh Piison, will gral
of her parents, Mr. and .\lrs. Ben mato toioirow.
Campbell. At was oui pleasure to hear a good
Mr. and \Irs. Liudie Abercrombie had er at. the Mouniville Baptist
as their guests Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. c Sunday afternoon by Re'. It.
'. .\. illhlls and family. It. Buris (f Bush Rive is text was.
Miss Sadie Gray'has returned home 'Choose you this day whom you will
trom cl le'ge to spend her vaention. serve'. 'he speaker uiscissed tle
.\lr. andh .\lts. .lohnii Siimmionis spent1 i'rosgd ftewrdt hc
thie dayi F-'itntdayv iih .\irs. .\l'( ill ~ ilmn ieIldrg'ats oeand er
Im i t .vicu- col hanjg en, ial'k
u . Ir W i's i n Ta r-ll Ii o n eyii w illI l N ' 10 .
1 ii n u ,It hi a li te (aithin a i o ni
iir IlI i'ine'-Tar-lloniey is a hixa- ~___
t Iv Tar S iup, t he Illiin t ari hlIsamii Si~''is ''it i n e (oiies
hi il i the ra' 5jpots5, loolws,'i the miut
b:hi~ tubers. .luist get a blt tle oif i~,Sm lm et~f(
i:. I h l's l'ins''lar'-lloin'v loday, its
Iiii.eiCd lo help IYOU. .\t duiggists. dtr(f''i(ie'i'leNes
S * * C C * * C C * * , A revlee.C
* W.3.I.A'i~At. * gesniiNcol illevstn
Ii visain No. I if \\' .\l ' Auxilary etl i s tl'ii osi'~ h
to 1-iile in W a limIingtiona wil1ltionvfrnn
\\u i Bleuhthal lhapiist churcb .huine 17Cilllioiwt hsiolhn red
I 0::W i) tivoltionial by Mi's. I,. Il. iandn. iiim i' Ialo itie iua1Iiew r
Grmeetligs-.\I iss Daisy Stoine. o h i l yci i eo hc
lI(esponse- -.\lIss I Ala Washingt on, Ile(oiiSinh saieihr a
lteioirt of' oniventlon----.\liss 11 iu. i ontlti.Irge htM'
WVrighit. Ncol ilto aeJa' ntecii
Demionst rat ion-i deal-W. .\. S.,paiibeus I lloettter
iliosidedi over' by Mris. W. W. i lgtiiuiesadn st h
Yeargin.ciirsun'prsn.bado o
Enrollment. ti.Nooesestknw vitc'
Committees,.i hoii i lse o mn h
Lunch hour. "atfl h t h aso l
1:30-Devotional by Mr's. Ben Taylor. 50( yterf'edo hte i
Talk on heri work while in India- i uniga eddls umro
.Aiiasi 11 . Wright.a eftl halssiopi'sn
Reopoi't of institute. ikt hsi notntI i a
Char'ts-Methiods, Means, Ideals, byfoaknte"asth olei'
Mirs.,C. E. \Vatson. ette oko t
3llscellaneous.hoitii'anIam skgte
Suntday.cogesati'uiyoile vi
I0:30t--Devotional, biy Mlrs. C. E. WVat- nta''neanctmgnx eki
Sunbeam Chr-akdto by Mrs. ahullCdsiso fteise n
C. E. Watson.voedithcogeioacmpgn
11: In--Address by 'Pr T. O.Law T hioiln.o imt otiu i
,We urge all the ladies to come and itrs ilntsifr
extend to the ladles of the GIreenpond exctieadlc frhi
Methodist church a cordial invitation
to meet with us. Everybody come meig ev oteslcino
Sunday.' CoresnNihl,
Mrs. T. M. Ball, Pres.Yorveytu,
MrsCross HYlr.n3 ayo.9.h Cros M ill
PREPAREDNESS
A word which has recently become
conspicuous in public print when'
scanning the political horizon and
is also applicable for the comfort
and security from the attacks of
the heated term. Some have al
ready realized the situation in the
past week. Others, doubtless, will
follow suit and secure some of the
choice yet inexpensive fabrics in
dress goods shown here..
The steady increasing demand
in the Hosiery department is suffi
cient proof that the proper weight
for foot comfort can be ha" here
at prices satisfactory to he cus
tomer.
W. G. 'Wilso & Co.
MICHELIN- FOUNDED- 1832 -_--V'"_
MICHELIN
12 to 150/ Extra Weight
tN311AI1.-EA> - Eztra.Addrd I (
like iicheiin Ra . 'Nn-Skid Tread
Fng ljpeia read
uIHEI N VERSAL
SI test. Let us weig h a Michelin Universal Tire
{ n comparison with any other non-skid of the
f same size.,
Yog will find the Micehelin 12 1; 1
o II S heavier than the average,
i e ciaet pereentage depending onII
the size of the lives used in the est.
This cxtra weighi >.':ents extra rubber V
and faaric, wt.i.. ,na extra servico.
W. P. HUDGENS
=~~-(ON E QUALITY ONLY- TH- EEST --- -
Low Round-Trip Rates
for everybody offered by the
Seaboard Air Line Ry.
"The Progressive. Railway of the South."
'To A TIM\NTA, IA.--GCergia Sunday School Association,
Junc .13-15.
FOR SIECIFIC RATES, SCHEDULES OR OTIER IN
FORMATION, CALL ON SEABOARD AGENTS OR
C. S. COMPTON, T. P. A., S. A. L. Ry., Atlanta, Ga.
FRED GEISSLER, Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
" A . To tiRi E ir C ".E
\uriversrai erg oymher b
CO STANT.$,
Laurens Coca-Cola
Bottling Work. I V
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the same with BANKING YOUR MONEY. Build
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