The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 14, 1916, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9
"I SAVE TIME in my
COOKING!"
" H E TOUCH of a lighted match
gives full heat on t/ie insrtant and
the flamc 'stays put' when it's regulat
ed. It turns on and off like a gas
stovel"
The New e9fecEtion Oil Coo. Stove, the
stove with the long blue chimney, is
built to save time.
The long blue chimney gives a perfect
draft, and assures a clean, even heat
and a lasting satisfaction.
New Perfection Oil Cook Stove 'are
made in many styles and sizes. hey
are sold by most good dealer 1o will
gladly show them.
Look for The Long Blue Chimney
Use Aladdin Security Oil to obtain the
best results in Oil Stoves, Heaters
and Lamps
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
Washington, D. C. BALTIMORE Charlotte, N. C.
Norfolk, Va. MD. Charleston, W. Va.
Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. C.
tIT'S THE LONG BLUE CHIMNEY'
Zukianne
Grocery Bills Smlley'
coffee better and morh fit
that's what comes of using Luziann $ffee
famous for its flavor and economy all o0/er the
South. Try the entire contents of a c-pound
can according to directions. If you are not satisfied
* with it in every way, if it does not go as far as
*two pounds of any cheaper coffee you have ever
used-tell your grocer you, want your money
back and he'll come straight tacross with it.
.Write for premium catalog.
COFFEE
No. 108590vo 1UFN adSaeo O~
TI'IEASIYRY D)IPAIlTMIENT. CAIOJX Inatoietoor
Ofiee of Comnptrvollecr or the Currency.nwethbuieso akIgs1)0
WashIngton, ID. C., May 2(i, 1916. ~iclI eto it-n lnlc
.\VI IERlEAS, by satIsfactory evidence adsxynn ftelclclSauc
pr'esenited to the undersigned It has o h 1101Sae
been made to apipear that "The FARM-(NVS[ othFam Hn
EIIs NATIONAl DANK" In the CI''VTYaies .C
of L~AUJRENS, In the county of LAlI.- I fl1IlMN hFf~F inn
REINH, and State of SOUTlt CAltO--*m adad elo fl
LINA, han comp~lied with all the pro- (el hn2t lyo A
visiojns - of the Statutes of the Uinited196
Staten, refinired to be 'omleld wIth (ind
before an association shall be author- JO K~1O ILAS
Ized to commence the business ofCotrleofteCrnc
banking: --
- NOWV THEIREOfFORE T, JOHN SL~T-DivsOtMliaBudsUSytn
TON WILLIAMiS, Comptroller of the TeOdSadr ees tehhna oi
~Currenr" do hereby certify that' RVST8~J8 hl OIdie u
"THlE FARafERfI NATIONAL. DANK" Mirsercete~oadbldutey
In te 'CTY o l~A RJC~ inthe oum f te 'nAtr eta ostes ndhlr .5
MAGIC OF A LIQUID
Sulphuric Acid Plays a Big Part
In Our Daily Life.
ITS LOSS WOULD BE TRAGIC.
We Could Hardly Live Without the
Help of This Wonurful Agent of
Science That Makes Possible Many
of Our Arts and Industries.
When you get 1up h the mt'Iiil ii :anid
turn onl the water for your htathi you
use at nickel plited faucet whi ch re
quired a81tthuri' neied lin Its milufne.
tuie. 'Your ulb, If it be e(nameledl.
has met sulphuric aci before it be
enme whnt It is, amid If it is an old
fashionetid (110 of tin2, plated on sheet
coppel. it needed even inore sulphurie
acid before it took its place in civiliza.
tion 1s it bathtub.
'ihe- water it whieh you bathe has
probably been trented with sulliate of
copper to clear it of algae. The towel
with which you dr~y yourself has filet
sulphutrie neld before you bouhght It.
and the sonyinker possibly found it
necessary to use some in the prepara.
tion of your soap.
The bristles of your hairbrush have
been treated with it. 'Tie back of
your iairbrush as well as your comb,
If 10th he of cellitloid, could not he
produced without it. Your razor be
fore it renehliil its present high estate
has very likely been pickled in sul.
phurie neId after it was annenied.
As you put on your01 undllerwear, says
a writer I C2onilneree and1( I unee.
you runy rcenIll thatt the blencher) and
the dyer used sulp~hle~ avid on te
threitrl before It ws 1knit er w ovln
or* uponl thel fabri aftrn arId.
As you Iuliii till your otiier gi'r
nients yon mayl\ he retahi allr( ail:mt that
Sitiphin-le ne'idl was neem'cl i: n motu~in g
the o'ol, in ennk ing th!1(' dye ;:ctl Il
the irilcess of (dyeing tihe cloth.
l'te b ti4n 11mker needie I Smile be
fore your lit tlons were '>u cong-l '. 'i'lie
(anltn't iined ed Molue hii ilukhus thet
leather for your siioes, ,ant It 1i a so
used to lril(ute Shor p">lis!h. 'They eiSh
lon ulponi which you 11:13y r4st your
1l)ous1 hI 100.4 kne *Vtilir d tlioi n0 : 'S IO et
sulphnriii t 1 in Onte 1way o' nIlotler
more thoi once before it reledit al its
present diiity.
At breakfl:St your clup and saueer
laity have (o2ne into heing witlit tite
aid of sulphtlie acil, but only provid
ed they are phain white without deco.
rative gilt. To produce the constitut
ents of aqua regia, which dissolved
the gold, sulphurie ncid is used. The
silver of which your spoon, klife andl(]
fork are made mny collie from a1 sul.
phuric acid works which has first burn
ed the ore, while if they tre siiver
plated they were plated in at sulphuric
acid bath.
The farmer who raised the wheat of
which your rolls are made pronbly
used neid phiosphante on his hi1(1 to
encourage tilel wheat to grow. Acid
phosphate is phosphate rock and sul
phurile cid.
'I'he luthier 1unk er needed coma1e sul
l 1honated atillie blue to tint your
mnorning pal-0or even if hie us'ed no
stulphite putip. anti it wV'ol be a rare
ink thatl is huimenelt of 11. th toch oIf
2ttljitrie b111 at s4om1e 14.1in1t in its
iis'o'y.
If (:It e kwt bu k wheat ca'lt;ms with
I 8ire' the4 siru1p nieet!ea ii, une2l 12s fori
ylot:rl I ar ieel liht if) you gt 4 1:41 i e arly OJ
Wi2ott.ghtoneedi,' o wouh (10' ,1 21 driMe
backlie ('I1'dl i'ii I w21ere o for is
prodnet.i'lo 11(11 It woudld lhe [eltring
yourL eleltre li('hlt.I broulh to2142 you' by
uret. o)f l ect51rie3l t through (41pper'2
w211ie(s. hereI Iold ihe1 12e4 Iigtri ' l e s
twut~oul e IIpper It (2tIstr of itho~lut
the1( letroly8114tlepr ess o f e', th41'('12
We hve 12 eard 0wi of t Imbarraes
met olltf itry by~t thIcio.Gr
1man dyt s 1 but this 2 1is( almere hn(ate.
that wuld, ( flow ta d1arth of su'lphur-V
l ntil. gI(WiI ennl neit hrg te war~l
Ond igin sofentloweranr a
wIe n 41 ence w'~lihout ithel r- 11
verdyo g inelvIlizat11(1 io tiou tnuo
getout of(2 is' path.'1I11, uttisi
know itsprletotile ndItesr (Ifmnrk
abule hemilen 021rsoalityad thu had1(1
bly t hsbHnaroud Luck. ou
Ilon ofthal paerasive ausorins tof
sulphur1012le l el in I the s of what of
enil1 t el i I ti. ndtits 1us' 2 is12 (on
sltntly groing1 along with o e deel-O
000,e00 ofcietWindutr andl bthey
wesetnce agicture.h vol mk
thOriginrf ''Getleman.'
I Gt qites comone hupoed tah
notate cse.Orgnlytewdwa
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(Abbeville Press and Hanner.)
.ir. 1 ldgar lIlanche tt, one of tle.
young fariners of the county, who is
lttyling and(1 paying for a holne on tihe
Antreville roadi, and who in coise
quelce is a hustler, and whose mules
do not sleep ii daylight, caie to town
last Wednesday. lie had one of his
tenants to drive a pair of mules hitched
toa two-horse wagon in order to car
ry hone sole "rations" for the lalor
ers on the fari. The driver made a
sad mistake. He drove the team diownz
on Trinity street and left it standi!:;
there. The two black mules hitched to
the wagon soon saw that they were in
Ia bad atmosphere.
Said one of the mules to the other
nmule, "Do you see anything going
Wrong?"
Said the other mule to the first one,
''I have been watching that iuan over
in tle garage look at a pipe, he is;
(Iiiniking of working on, for three
hours and I believe lie is asleep and
charging by the hour."
Said the fir st iitle, "Hlave you
seen a man up ahead of Its looking
at the end of a wire since we got to
town early this mdorning: I mean the
fat luan withi the cigar "duck" in his
ioliuth, wIvlhi he makes up and lights
every other hour, what do you s:ppose
the geiitlemiani is looking for on tihle
clt of the wire?'
Said the second little black iinile,
"lie is looking to see whether the
electlricity on thy' wire is galoping,
lolping, Imeingllt, ailup)ere-inlg, eg 'ling,
or rp~niingand is wo;-kln 1y''1"
.:ays 1114 list little inuie, '1 lave
you seen hat ina on tol of ti at new
buiiling wih the brick; inl hii. hnd,
wh'at i.; he dloin;;?"
Says the ere4n'ld little inntie, "Ile
ig silug N isihy to lay it tomorro .\"
Says tihl' his t little lult.ie, "\\ hat
was that. pasted it.I so fast you could1
h Aly see it
Says the s on1d little mule, "That
is ,r. .\lorie, the only thing wake'
on this street. We must get out of
here or sleel) wi!1 overtake us.'
Says lie first little mule, "Let's
wake up this end of town, how eann
we do it?"
Says (lie second little mule, "Let's
run away."
And away they ran towards the
public sluare, crossing at Philson &
lenry's corner, wi;hout going into
low gear, blowing a whistle or wing
iug a bell; and they were quickly
1ollow(ed by all the little negro boys
in town, while 'T'rinity street turned
over and charged for another hour.
Reaching the square, the first little
mule says to the second little mule,
"Where shall we go?"
Says the second little mule, "Let's
go by Gene .ohn.ion's and show liil
that the way to run away in busin".-,
Is to advertise," and aroud1( by the
l''iastern side of tIhe .sinare they faily
blew with the little nitro boys close
!y' following.
Saynu the lirst little' nulle, "''hlre'
shall we go no0w ?''
t, it is riin" iiou stanintg ini th
An.\ i zlawayi1 they iana to'wards thle
neatest15. au lto01rnob Cie unil th1ey' saw
the namie on it. Wheni they' saw it,
tihe lirst little miutle says to the sec
ond little mule, "'Nev'er lackle an1) i~i
Says5 the s'eondt little iltle to tile
flrst little nlle, "'-Wt's knoc~k down~i
('ty counc1(il ini front of' thle opera'l hiouse
to the lueiliry3 of thle police force-the
hay'(.1 ne wih hirs (4n it, always hlilch
''As good ats doneI," says' the firs-t lit
IIcle ule~.
I m 111r1ied(0 to bite tile two lit tle iintih's
as they pa ssed.
AXnd theni the inties stotpped ando
goit hiit'ch uii again.
And1( the liltimblei's, and the ('arpeni
hers and thle biik-layers, andl the
eiltric Ian.s, and1( the auto~mobile doe
ltors oen Tinility' streeCt wvome til long
e'no ughI to c'hiarge foi' a nothleri hottr.
And the little black mules went
home. 'That nigh t afte' they' went
to bedl they talked atbouit what liapj
pened, andl what the(y saw in town
utiiil they were r'eady3 to go to sleep.
And thlen thle firist lit tle mulec a sked,
" I lie (log tied?''
Aind the other blaick mlie said,
"Yes, goodl-night."
('ll:Al if hdN ('()31S 'UO y]{1'l'h'IlN
It Is foolish to think y'ottin gaini
ai good c'lear' comphlexion biy the use oif
face powde'. (let at thle root of the
I touble and thoiroughily cleanse the
sysntemi with a treatment of Dri. King's
New Life lPills. Geiitle andl mild in
action, do not gripe, yet they relieve
the livei' by their action on the bow
els. Good foi' young, adults and aged.
Go after a clear' comnplexi9n today.
25c at your druggist
Magnolia Balm
i' ..i.d:_ F ac:- Powde:r useai by famous
benu! s. If you 1~ ve Sunburn, Tan or
Freecics try *(a nl:a .'flolm. it euicklv
ctops the lur-' t:tt retovs 'ant and
13 era :na I\ . , your sia---nft-and
eLroth. i3-,y u t ail
sure to please.
Three Colors
Wlhite, <1%kl, 1 O...-Redl. Wp;fn
75c. at Drug.ists or by mall direct.
SAMPLE FREE '" ;
LYON MFG. CO.,
40 So. 5th Sct., Brooklyn, N.Y. i
State cf Ohio, City ot' Toledo,
I.Lteas Coitity. ' .
Frank i.1. Chene.y nwalts oat h that he is
Pent''r p:trinor of the 10tha I fP. J. Cheey
& Co., doing bii4si'is in the City of '1'o.
Ierlo, County anti 1;a:I.- a fore.tid, andl
that said flrint w t| p Vy ih.- tiut of ONI.
11I NI D)t1f) 1)01 .LA in; for <- eh cunl ev
e'ry v'ast. of C'atarrh that ca:nn~ot he curet~c
fy the use of ILA 1,1,'.9 (Vi.\ [([CII (g if,
''it.\N [K .. ('iI FEIY
Sworn to before im, nut subscrihebt In
my pr'i":'nce, this iAIt-4aay of Decernber,
A. I). 1686. ,
(Snl) - A. \V. GIiEASONT,
Trinl's Catirr :tiih C Ir Is zo- lriterrally
Cons sirfner's of tim c ystein. St-'ii for
.inonils, fra e.
P'. JT. O( ll N I'N , '. eo -roledo, 0.
i-1 bI y ai 1)r tur m . r". -
Tritie iall' Fnm'iiIly " t fir Cinstiplatlon.
,'12m.e.e.e e.. - b.
L\1 S Di S
It. L L. s immer:a;
DENTIST
laurens, South Carolilia
Office in Peoples Bank Building.
Si pson, C.coper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
Will Practice In al State Courts
erouPt Attention Given All Business
H. S. BLACKWELL
Attorney at Law
Promipt attention given to all businen.
Money to loan on Real Estate
('rlee Phone ,.O Residence Phone 9F
Oltic E... mons Building
Notice of Scihedtdlze ('iatntes.
oles w\i l* be madeC, Cffective Sunsday,
.layv 2N:h 19i.;
Tri No,. .1 4:tttday Oilv I- tat
("on tiud.
war ,2 m 1en 1:. .\l, t: i .,e i llts': b :1
Tra.ll. o 3 ,fi tl ) w l e v
.lm a, a'n in S.tation , :.; .\. .\l.tt~
le :27.\ ,herr . :00 P .\ct .. la,. h _
t1: - i ?jto. 2:! .\'., ar i L avre N::>
(P. .\iji (e.
with St.board Air ineM atni C lno foril
A ti lnta an the 7: &' \V M.a aarn
fo Slutrianhurg. ** **
War,' :lin t' 2 ! ( .'-\i ., eave New
ti t .. .iP :.i~ Jl Pe .\. andies '1500hi
retei t . Il Fi tI it (tiongr:essp. .\I
Thes tahtor..ut ('lndilia -11( il to
(IC 101tic.\.iT.\.'imty
A. IT'NCE.IENT..
I hterteby annttounctie myselfn a can
date: I ot tel oict o ogrssmanto
represet.the 'orth nrssio nalI it it.o
DtrofSouth Caroio lia and therom-s
4) it' to'bide by5 the rlts o they)m
ocrattic oliciryr
T herebo'ly an nounite miyself as a enn~l
ddate lor re-lcintoftt Conglss from
Suth aproiatosubjetto tihe rules
of the DIttmocatic PrimarT~ty.
For S.lior.~F~,1
I hereby anntounce mnyself a c'andi
date for'tl oeo Solicitor f tueht i
etit and oise toi'abde sbyec te rules
rlof the Democratic primary.
H. . LAILL.
I hereby announce mysel~f a candli
date for the oficee of Solicitor of the
Esighth District and nromise to naid
by the resuilts of the lje loeraIle prI
T. F. .\lCOltu,
I hier'ebya lo :: iyself I .; a c l
didlatet for the <. l.00 of Soi'litorI of the
1Eighth .ludlicialt (~icuit of South Caro
litr, esntuIPo:Sed of the essnties of Ab
? i deenw;,(,1,rood. Lautrens anid New
berry, souijec( to the rules of te )em
octat icp lliary.
B. V. CIIAP'\AN.
Fior. Stitte Senate.
inlI()t to the rules of the )clo
ratie party andl the result of tho
;primiairy election. I res'piectsuilly an
iotinee iltyelf a candidate for Stato
Senator fromt L~autre- euncmit
J1. I I. W 1151'tT ON.
I her'IekV anioinliet tiiysl 1 a (a11(11
date for re-electiou to the itate Sen
ate . 1bjeet to the rules and iegula
lions of the ik-miocratc ie party.
0. 1'. (OODW IX.
Ft' lon tse of Ittl i (resen statit is.
I hse'hy announce iyself a candie
d:te for the Ilout' of Rep'esentatives
ilsubj ect to i roles of iethe lmocratic
Srima lr
W . i t. Il i:' s 1 E l, . {'.
I hereby announce myself for re
e .e i top 1'chele Ilou t of Iil 0 aie s ta
tire5'S eh.ivest to h ruI euts of the l miito.
cratil primtyary.
WILSON W. 11.\;11AN8.
Subhieel to ,:. rule ; of t he Demo..
cratle p rinuliry chc elion, I r, spoet fully
a lic e 11u (sefi 'it (' iiys'nl' for the
I.e' 11l t'e I i .iit t e nl i coi u' t yt'i .l
0 . 1. iO %E. lt.
I hereby (nnounce myself a candi
date for re-election to t.ie hlueoe of
foepresentatives, sbjIeit to the rules
loverning the Dlemor-ira tie pilmary.
S. 11. GOGIIG.ANS.
I herelby announce myelf a ;alndi
late for the filme of crlerf ofnativs
Iroeni I,oron on y, "o sub tt I i by
r ul ts of t ' M'te rat Ie c rtim !o'".
I foiD..W. 1M .MASON.
For xh : 1'r C t
sisluj t. to th e r u f of t '. ei" mo
ofl I.;!ures (-ount1 y.
pJ. 'Iy. s: . EID.
1her em anneu - myself a candi
late for te otlie of -Seriff of (ho
rens <svn ti su jct tf the rule:, of th
ilre :-iii rriyre.a y.
W.. 11V. .\lti ED.\
I herey offer nc myst fa a candi-lato
or th orlie oe of Sherif f f I.a-ens
county and plsdge ini':olsef to abide by
th reslts of the I:ens oer'atic primary.
th. A. W. Il1A lTON.
I i'"hy annloutnce myself a candi
dite f.r Ithie oflice of Sheriff of Lau
rens County subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
A. It. SULLIVAN.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Sheriff of Lau..
rens County and promise to atide by
the results of the Democratic primary.
D . .1. MASON.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Sheriff of L-aurens County,
subject tothe ruleso the ttlDemoratic
primary- S. C. It EID.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the oflice of Sheriff of the
County of Laurens and promise to
abide by the results of the Democrati
primary.
J. WV. KELLLTT.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the otcle of Sheriff of Lau
rens county and promise to abide by
the rsuls of the Dmo'ratic primary.
.pOlN .). W. WATTS.
I he'reby atnnouln(c ayself a eandi
tdate for the-electiof thoriff oicuron
tstmony siije5 to 1 0b the rulests of 1110
iDemocr'at ic prtimlu-y'.
GO. 1. !!O'KN.
For Atironer
I ber'eby anntounc tllyself a calldi
datie fo the oleionle otline of u
renstj I Count tnd ('romist 3o aide~s byt
it.. te.,t oIf tihe )l~emocrt'tit pimary,
II15 Ifreby annlounce tmyself a ea~ndi
dl rkf Corontr fof Laurtenls county
andbj tldemsl to abide byeso the re-ol ~
party.fteDmcrtcpiay
I C. . FOtANKS.
I hereby annlOnnfle miytelf a cand!
daCothe ComIseofooner of Lau--n
runty ouysujectto tle rules of the
Democratic primary.
mary. Z. . T T D.\1