The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 22, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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the may tilatill :111 :ai:,hiue and1( iL
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1111(1 clov'erI (lop., this fall. Your 1111
ilt! st'I'alit ('at to&l wheltat 11111l oats
wheni slic's JusIt 1aL/iltilIL ()Il of the
groundIL. hilt Ie( ('alIl tIrhI (.11il1(10rom
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t111 road.
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tle to ItIhL IlLtiti of those wiilhit hi::
('iI'Che and1( it w\a.si Ibtis It(, doubtleIss5
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lou S stll ti~', I~e I WOL I' ('LL1
tives to strike. They may also use
lawful means of iersuading others to
strike with them, but when they pro
pose to usurp the law and transgress
the rights of other people, then they
have gone beyond their rights. I f the
Ia w is not then enforced in that case
we may then as well do away vithi it
altogethet. 'There enian be no perma
nut law for the ('onvoenlielce of otte
ra a :,td the incoiv(enit ce of another.
Textile eini::!oyInenot ii thui' ou(' t rlly
ptolluitly a 1"tay not he as at l'a t ive ai
(therO'l (inlploytlnlt ls, hltt it is getit ing
enr a bilete' bai5 every yea'. \\v''es
h;' 1 b .inn 'in ase,i rit year to .znr
:;I! luimrz. o' lah.er shItorteneto'rt. Ti,
f':sturte hohtlis otl ti b i..hter1 pro'spec"ts
'r im !ril! oiei 'ati.e, e'spu ially
thr'( li> toniy ar i :;;v:ply ti nsiol oe:
an1d 111e0h1,0lestu r vaIluablev to
Ih Ir e:rpltoyrc.!.. 'h'1:' s trike oriay I(
:t inians. of u('('Ir iin) Iheter woC'king;
cndi ti0n i1rt 1h(r'. af't (:Ithe' way:;
100.
A CHILD GE TS CROSS,
SICK AND FEVERISH
WHEN CONSTIPATED
I ,o ok, 3t1 I . other! If tongue is 'opted
c'lean little 'lhe(r and hotels.
If 30111' little one's tonogue is cont'(,
it iS a sire ;igni 1h(' :otach, liner and
',ls nee. a =enitle, Ihotoulgh leans
ing at oe'. \'hen y1ur chib i is croes,
i istles-. bale. dtoesn't sleep.
( r 2 '1 uad l iaturaily: if brealth is lad.
1 tr (h son l, systerIt full of col.
ri if 1'eVe'is!, give a It'a
':(oO'nr of "'alifr nia; S% up of igs."
: i ro a few i'hoirr' all 1tr.' ('log t'dl-tIr.
naioi.r rted'( aste. solar bil( andl tn
- "td o l ;il! getlly .Uove out of
he towels./anr you i:ufpa well, play
'I child a'lain. ,.
Sick chidretoeedn't he coaxed to
Ik th i lyrfianless ".fritit laxative.'
\iillions oe'anotteirs kel it handy he
r'azrrse they know Its action on the
oinulach, liver and howels is pronmpt
a1(1 sure"0. They also know a little giv
enr today saves a sick child toniorrow.
Ak your aruggist for a 50-eent hot
lie of '":'alifornia Syrup of Figs,''
which conitains dlire:'tions for habies.
.1''ibiren of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly oi the bottle. Beware of
eroterfeits sold here. (et the genti
ne mtade by "('atifornia Fig Syrup
('oar2imany.''
Sorgi.ant tiMt lere.
Seorgeant I.. S. Bolt, .tr., of the 'I'rayn
hIatn ( tards, now on the Mexieana hor
ler, arrived hone several days ago to
sjpendi a mounth's 'urlough with horne
f'ol ks. : Shortly after getting hionti),
however. le heard of the order for the
Laroens boys to return to this state,
:;) his tite nay be uip before his fi or
iorglh expires, S'ergeant holt has bus
Inter. '.; a I ay (' or t and het
.; (' .Noim' litore especially to keep in
t'uolh wito t lher. Ile speaks very in
tor'.tiingly of his experie nces on the
o'der, but says he and all of the boys
a re ready to give 1p the life .ust as
:n as I'nce l; Sain ean do without
tLen. All of tihe boys, he says, are
Ihe':tlthy and strong, being miiu(h' hard
" . and mvor(" fleshy tIan they were
ittfn they left home. Sergeant Boolt
hiiml' look; the part of the genuine
dtieriand says lhat all the boys ha'v
dt, loped ito furll-Ilb'ogedt soldtiers.
Prarc'el P'ost Sate.
Tlic- tladies ofl thle W~ednresdlay olub I
w~ill hiohl theiir loalreel rost saile in thre
a O'rmo r e xt Tuerosdayr a fteroon andr
eveninog. .\ great manyoi artil'es hoave
tbeen ('On trIibuited to too sotdo at harogain
lrriceos. 'Ton ('enlts wilt tbe the limrit put0
con eacti ariticle. Thre Irroceeds will be
urseod in paurchtasing books for thle lI
br'ariy.
Looking itoto the Future.
Itay your fal aund winter goods now.
Do nort blut iL. (off--buly now. Pr'ices on
mier'chandtise ar'e leaping uipwar~ds
cacti week. bury now and save mroney.
As soon as oour lpresenit stock ia solod
onrt pr'ices wilt have to change with
market conit ions. Corne and buy
now. .1. C. I ur'ns & (Co., Departmerit
Store.
Not-ed Suitraugist Ill.
Los Angeles, Nov'. 1 7.-M\rs. tInez
Mitltolliandl Iossevani was r'ep)ortedl to
dtay by tier phtysicianis to be( in an ex
I remely cr'it ical ('onditi oon. They say
prroboaby rno more boloood transfusions
would lbe madeoto as apptar'ently they did
hoer no good.
('lhangging Seasouns Ilring ('oldls.
"'St u ffed-it p head,"' clogged-uip nose,
ighit ethest. sore th roat are surie signs
of etold, andt Dr. Iling's Newv D~iscov
cry is surte relilef. A dtose of tis como
hinat ion of anttisetile talsams soothes
thle Ior'i tatedl membolra ne, clears theo
hieadt, loosens tote trholegmi, yotri breathre
easier and recalt'ze your cold Is br'oken
upb. Treat a cold prer'sistently ; hlf
way mreasur'es leave a lingcering coughr.
Trake Dir. lrrng's New JOiseovery urnttl
your cold is gone. For 47 years thre
favor'ito temedy for younog arnd old. At
your druggist, 5'0c.
If you are trun down, can't eat, no
appolet ite, y'ou nreed
At tiock JBridge.
Thre- will beI a nmock mlar'irage at
Rlock Io'dge soihool Mornday evening,
Novembn er 270th at seven-Itirty o'colck.
A delighlt furl nirusleal pr'ogramo wl!! tbe
orered try anu orctrta andt thre gIlce
club firorn thre iPre;byrvlran ((otot, at
Cliniton. Ad mission ->-, ,.iola..1 5c.
METIODISTSi MAKE CHANGES
IN THE LOCAL PASTORATES
tev. .1. it. T. Major Goes to Spartan.
hurxr an1d Rtev. W. A. Fairy (oaes to
First Church liere.
lRev. .1. 11. T. Major, who has beel
pastor of the First Methodist church
here for Ohe past tIc years, will go
to Ilethel church, Spartanburg, under
the appointiments as made by Blishop
Warren A. Candler -at the meeting of
the U'pper SOuth Carolina conference
held, in Greenville l st week and the
ir"t of thills week. Rev. W. A. Fairy.
who has been pastor of the \lethodhi:t
chutreh at (linton, will cuate to Ialu
runs to take Noev. .Iajoir's pulpit. I1er.
W. If. Lewis, who has been at the Iaui
rvns .Mill (hureIl, goes to \\'es*t (t eei -
ville and his place will be taken Flv
Rtev. W. iL. .\ullikin.
lioth the outgoing and incoming pa.;
tors of the First church bear wi Ih
thet ('onstructiV( records as to biild
ing and spiritual work. Mr. Major
leaves Lattrens just as a beau11itill new
p11 rsonage is being completed, whlille'
R1ev. Fairy comes away from Clinton
where a magnificent new church was
built during his pastorate. IlotI
churches have experienced a growth
in spiritual life. lothl preachers are
cotlparat ively young men and are
Miakin(g stronig pl aCes for Ih eiseh'es in
tle Confherentee.
Rev. \\. it. I ewis has dlone a good
work during his pastorate on the lau
rens circuit and his ihutirch will regret
to give hit up. R1ev. Mullikin comlie'
with a tine record of nahit evemiIn be
hind hinm.
Laurens readers are interest edl in
other appointments also. 1ev. 1.. P.
.\IIlie relnains at Greenwood for an
other year. R1ev. T. W. .\lunnerlyn
goes to Iloiea lath. 10noree will be
served by 1Rev. .1. T. .\iller. R1ev. M. ''.
Wharton goes to Ninety Six. IRev. .1.
1I. Connelly returns to Princeton. Rlev.
.1. M. Fridy goes to Wtterloo. 1lev. S.
T. Creech renmains at Woodruff. R1ev.
Ilenry Stokes will succeed Rev. Fairy
at Clinton, 1Rev. It. F'. .\orris goes to
Fountain inn and llRev. G. G. larley to
Gray C'ourt.
11ev. It. 1E. 'ITuiii pseel will be the
presiding elder of this district. lis
predecessor, Rev. M. L. Carlisle re
turns to he pastorate, taking the St.
.Johns' church at Aniderson.
l l(I' ST'I'TE31EN' T WI I,1,
liere is the girl's own story: "For
years I had dyspepsia, sour stomach
and colnstipt ition. I drank hot water
and olive ol by the gallon. Nothing
helped unti. I tried buckthorn hark,
glycerine, eCc dt. mixed in Adler-i-ka.
ONE SI'OO F'l1.htelped me INST.\NT.
4," Ilean iso Adler-i-ka Mishes the
l' N''l il' alinienart y tract it relieves
ANY ('ASi constipation, sour stonach
or gas and preveits appenildieilis. It
has Qt'K'INSI' action of anything w
ever sold. The 'Ntreka I) ruig Co.
At. LitanfI'ord choo.
'I'Te L:iurens (uart(Ite will gi an
entertainliont and oyster5 will !
served by le S. I. A. on Friday even
lng, Nov. 'lIthI, beinnting' at 7::10) at Ithe
14anforad school. .\n adintissiuon a: loi
and 15 wiull Ibe chiarged. Th'le ttoeeds
will go tar the imiprovetiiint oi' th.
school. 'Thei pubtilic Is invited.
'Trintlly-. tidwe 1ilE'teainme n.
Thei re will be Itwo "rieatIs'' In storie
for each and everyone who at tends the
hot siuppier to be gi von at Tiity 13
liige school bu Ilding Wednesday ev
oning, Nov. 29th. TPhe Lauirens .\le
Qutartette promises a splendid enter
I aIn mont, anrd Ithe ladiles will serve a
(delIght ful hot stipp'er. Flifty cets w Ill
be charged for Suipper.
Siandyj Springs School.
A box Suipper will be given at thle
Sandy 8'prlngs school Friday night,
Nov. 24thi, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
The pitbllic Is Invited.
Noti'ce of L~ost Stock.
'o at whbomi it may concern:
T ils Ia to certIfy that I have and
own tWo shares of stock In T1he Laui
rens Truiist Comnpa ny of Laiurcns, same
beinog originial ('ertileate No. i-26 and
that said cerifleanto has been lost ot'
(lest royed anid I (des1ire a tiew cert Ific:ate
'of stock to be Issued to mec In place of
Ithle or'igina I.
Y'ou are furtthier' niotiflled that I shah
makIe app))1lication1 to thle said Lau rens
'li'iust Company at its otllco for issu
aiice of such cerl tica to on Ithe 28thi
(lay or D~eember, 19111.
.101 IN WE~llAS TI'01, .1 11
D~ated tiis 22nd clay of Novetnbher, I19161.
ii, N ETTLEMENT.
Tfake notlee that on the 9th clay of
D~ecemiber', 1916, I wIll rendhe4 a fInal
account of my aets and doIngs as Ad..
mninistr'ator of the estate of P. 1l,
M\oore, deOceasedI, in the 0111cc of
the .ludlge or Probate of Laiurens
County, at 1i o'clock a. mn., and
0on the same dlay wIll apiply foir a flnal
diIscharge fronm my t rusts as Adinnia..
.trator.~
Any person indebted to said estate
are notifled and r'equircd to imake pay
mont on that date; and all persons
havIng clainms against saId estate will
present them oa or' before said dae ,
duly pr'oven or lbe forever barred.
- Efihe Owings,
Admninistrator.
Nov. 8, 191t.-1 mo.
MIRS. HARVEY JOHNSON DEAD.
Iaid to HIest in Baptist Cemetery at
Lanford.
Lanford, Nov. 20.-Our community
was saddened by the death of Mrs. liar
vey .Johnson Saturday night.
She had been in declining health for
over a year. She was laid to rest in
the Haptist cemetery Sunday after
noon. A large concourse of relatives
and friends were in attenidaince to pay
the last respects to this good woman.
The family have the sympathy of the
entito commliunilty.
Itev. .1. T. litilejohn, .ir., a minis
letal sitdent o Ft ittman made an it
Itrestitlg talk alt th 1laitist church
Sttnday morning. Rev. Dean Crain of
G;rcer, also preac(hed at I o'clock and
conditicted the funeral of 1rs. .lohnsont
in the afternoon. Hie has promised to
return the first Sunday Ia i)ecemher
and preach again at 11 o'clock on that
date.
Mirs. .1. T. ILi1tlejohn is visiting her
parents, .\lr. and Airs. .1. W. LIanford.
Mrs. Walter Ilarmon is on the sick
list this week. We wish for her a
speedy recovery.
.\Mrs. licomb is spending some time
with her sister, Airs. W. II. Druin
mo)nd.
.lis- ('ar'ic Fowlet' s1 th the week
id with her sister, Mrs. T. A. i)r'utm
Airs. T. A. Drutitond altt ended the
\\. M1. 1'. m eeting at Dur1binl Saltrday.
HELPFUL HAIR HINTS
Wo1rt1hy IIe Attention of' i"eryoie W'ho
Wt ould Ai old liatndrutY, itching sealp,
Gray Hilirs and Il4utidness.
"\\'hat will stop my hair coming
ont ?" lIeply: lParisian Sage is the best
remedy for hair and scalp trouble;
Said to prevent baldnes , 'grayness and
dantruff.
"Ilefore going to I ed, I always rub
a little Parisian Sage into.nly scal p,"
says a woman who -e lugiufious, soft
and fluffy hair is gr atl idmlinred. This
stops itching scalp, ceeis the hair from
falling out and makes it easy to dress
att ractively.
Beautiful soft, glossy, healthy hair
for those who use Parisian Sage. You
can get a bottle of this inexpensive
F'rench hair dressing from Laurens
Drug Co. and .druggists everywhere,
with guarantee of satisfaction or
toney refunded.
" $ *$ * $ * $ * $ " $ * $
$ SPECIAL NOTICES. $
S* $ S
'I'r'spass Not h'---l forbid all hunt
ing and other trespa. sing ioni my land.
If. Ls. Blakely. 18-i t-pdI
Not1(ie-A111 persons Ipre hereby
warned against hunting i W otherwise
trespassing upon my lndf' Airs. W.
W. .Jones. is-it
Notice - -1Il persons 3 re hereby
warned against lunting r otherwise
Irespassing upon Imly land. W. I). Ow
ens. I S-.t-lid
'ni inin Wanted Ti'o rell lubricat
ing oil. grease. Spe ialties and paint.
Pait or whole tuie. f'ommttission l'asis
til i biility is esta 11 isi1(1n'd. IM - aneml
11, b l nd wide I' iid when < inalild
t ilsired. .lan -it h r- preferred.
deit. -.\ eiti int .le. vela ndioks L O.11O.
h raheri l hot t<4~uens Om- lmediu
i hougnd bich, anssw ors at name'
"Neool. o'r black01 itiLi wh0ite3II ihst
ownlc ateil. Wie tiewafrd. feL-An
nforntionleaditne t/orer re.overv
I) il beodd.pecileolrg. Jiarsdsale.
18-1p
Fos t--iout two week go ot me-t
whearo htf weel. Iluea o w i'ngs,
Ilare gaenlectr' ste wand work,
lre coati. ander1 leaose nof gt's
S.le and secuereard 18-It
For Sale-H2aes en 1orn m1.e0 norh
ofbael rtskd on Iw -ctoause. Seo
D.a1t. Todd, 10icehelberg'e 'rs.' cAlys
to . l. Mnte'.18-1d
Forit e fIom' saled2 tls o fouth
bag aled le riie hay As water works
large~ farn auitmle hao'se, twougar
don, Sorge ltipr gra'in, etl. Appery
.c.vniecex A15 yt '. Ig- K.
ofti Laurens on' to pub ~e r~oads. Two
Menate o Idhiermudao atre. loan
tgtat forin k-nle:--Tdfrms.a lppty
at I o. P. C.nte .18a'ktae -5t
Fore Soe-in hay.os 1,000-oo bn
houe, 1of fader. W1 wil eKnig for5
fainlouse o 11 itn-iesoarge hos
cone~ienc11 . A At plny ato Mrs, (l . K.i~l
lmHr e S r BoLA.CK W LffLt
Atonytorey-Ln atermL oan
negontateon iven farm all 7 pier
Monanuatolonet and reastae
expense . orrers w uIld nlg t
ap"pelyt akin C. .Harkbaa. 15l
3For f 0a1e-I Cr(lgos 1a1t1ln-rhm ntw
houepi i6 acre sttwllaech ang fotire
ftr atn. Thmrasbe J. J.t
McInd 111 Aton te spel, Grnilg,
n'. C., 17-e5t'.T1a asy
0eneva, NPhon O'a iesne Pheywoo.
Offic7 - * .-mon Buidin
THANKSGIV ING
SILVERWARE
Thanksgiving and Xmas seasons are
upon us and you can enhance the at
tractiveness of your "family" or
"formal" dinners and teas wonder
fully by replenishing your table sil
verware.
IL will brighten up your tabk and
give just that touch to the occasion
that the host--ss and guests so ad
mire.
This store specializes the
"Go am terling Silver"
Gori am Sterling is the last word
in tab ew re. Largest manufactur
ers in world of high grade ster
ling the latest designs. If you
want a chest of silver or a single
piece-a sterling dinner service or a
drinking cup you'll make no mistake
in shopping at Solomon's.
WILLIAM SOLOMON
Reliable Jeweler and Optician.
LAURENS, S. C.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM ED.
ABOUT MULES
Knoxville , Tenn. ,
Nov. 20, 1916.
Mr. J. F. Hioks,
Laurens, S. C. /
Dear Dad\ y:--/
\I saw r. Cowan. He has
five head of good nre mules--two
sorrels, .t o bays *nd one black about
15 1-2 hand high. Also one good
horse. I am oi g over to Uncle Dock
Moore's. He ~atwo good mules, Cow
an says. I find them high as a cat's
back. Will do the best I can. There
are a lot of good mules in the valley,
but not fat. Will write again soon.
Your "l~d' .
It imrve h appit, an aid e~ M.NA H
* SURVEYOR,
- - - .Terracing, Leveling, Drainage.
to weak sto 4achs, and~~: tonsp the , Notarv ubi
entire syste t. Sold only by us., $1.00. Pu l *
Eu~.reka D)ru \Co., lI.urells and .Watts
Mm. GRAY (.0URT : : :S. C