The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 24, 1917, Image 8
DEWEY'S FU'NERALJ
.iTTENDED BY MANY
(Continued from Page One.)
living former secretaries of the navy
and their assistants to attend the
burial services and among those who
came were Chas. II. lionaparte, Iler
bert I. Satterlee, ('has. It. Allen and
Frank W. lackett.
The body bearers were under com
mand of W. Roberts of the Mayflower
and the others were iR. Flannagan. A.
C. \Ward, .1. .1. Windeutiller. O. Lint,
'W. P'. A. .artin and C. 1U. Lynn. of
the Mayflower and E. A. Posey. .1. F.
Platte, '. 1l. lanne, V. .\e.\utiren. G.
A. King and F. Schooley of the Sea
muan's Gunners school.
"Kie-Yie-Yie! Get
Me "Gets-It" Quick!"
L' Dro~ps .ake Corn1 "F-all (Iii
"I've join ed the Ne ve -again Club.
Never again will I tse anything for
corns but 'Gets-It'. Put : drops of
'(ets-It' on. and frotn that second the
corn begins to shtivel, instead of
"Oh,, Don't Touch 1i It'H so Sorel
Udse "Ceti-it" and It Will .ever
lie Sore!
s ' n .15 like a litt ilite s1on1(O l
T:"n Ii loo iSens frainT your to am
kno te lea old I takes f tyo
su'nd"oapy t n t lisa
1Y(" " t- I-I" thir- Cure discovery
( . the au'. .\ore l. "t--It" is sold by
t-iany tit than any oti -r corn rem -
( dy Inl existence. Try it and you'll
know the reason why. It takes two
sc<ondls to apply it, and it dries at
(once. That's all. 'I-on't experiment
--follow the experience of millions
and tise "Gets-lt".
'Gets-It" Is sold everywhere, 25e a
Lottle, or sent on receipt of price by
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111.
Sold in Laurens and recommended
as the world's best corn remedy b)
Eureka Drug Co., Powe Drug Co., lau
rens Drug Co.
NOTIC.
The County Board of Commission
ers of Laurens County will award con
tract for medical attention at th
County Jail and Poor louse for th
ensuing year on February 6th, 1917.
Physicians are requested to maki
propositions on both the visit basi:
and also on salary basis. Propositiot
will be considered on either one o
both of these institutions. Proposi
tions oi the fee basis will state fey
for first patient treated on visit an
one additional call fee for treatnen
of all other patients requiring treat
ment on same visit, but in nto eas
more than one call fee to be charge
in addition to visit fee. Proposition
on salary basis will name the amouni
payable quarterly, at which the md
ial practice of each of these institu
lions will be done. In either case tl
county to fuirnish necessary mfedlicine
ehxceplt suich 1tiedicines as are ordiniari
ly car'riedl apid administered by phy1
sician at Itlme of visit.
All propos5i tions1 to be sutbmtit ted I:
writing to the ('lerk of the Hoard o1
or before Mlonday the 5th day of Fel:
ruary', 1917.
II. I. Ilttlumbert.
26-3tSuplervisot.
Forget It, Anyway.
Whlen y'ou hatve forgotten how wvisi
aind useful andi( good~ you atre, thern
mnay be some)4 Incentive for others t<
make the discovery.-Ar'kansaus Demt
ocrat,
Geni us.
Ilow~ enisy it Is to) be a genIus uinti
Is ai lotetial gentius util he hits tri
to dIo somitintug in this wvorld. \Vo'
yeaunderstoo li to sh fountd ot. ass
etc., h itlX4 ( iii \ ti-:i i'l'V(i:N
The N fol'lin'h. tturpise .dLau'j
Iens:~ li\I buineA.- man111 lhi's wife 1 sufere
from 11(1 S 11 dy p i t Ill ontp t to~tI i I
110r1. Atog h itdsewss
'mpties NOIl 1):10 andl' sml ne
lin11 gie itlel A(. SoldI' otnsIV'a
a JpediRliY C A WFORK-:TDct
S-:\TI ( VE\ l I1\ I i:
whcenltoou havEI a (orml appelil.t
TRIBUTE TO DEWEY
RECITES HIS MERIT
Tillman, Presenting Ites.lution. Pays
high honor to Virtues of Admiral.
Washington, Jan. 18.-Senator 13.
R. Tillian, chairman of the senate
committee on naval affairs, yesterday
offered appropriate resolutions on the
death of Admiral George Dewey. In
stating that the senate had learned
with profound grief of the death of
Admiral Dewey, who, he said, had
served his coun try brilliantly for more
than G2 years, Senator Tillman paid
a glowing tribute to his memory, say
ing: "Our country has lost another
great naval hero. George Dewey,
admiral of the navy and hero of .\a
nila bay, died last evening at 5:56
o'clock.
'' is spirit was the spirit of .ohn
Paul Jones, of Stephen Deentur of
las. Lawrence o' Oliver Ilazard Perry
of )avid Fariragut. lie upheld and
illustrated the traditions which these
mhen and others like itlien establish
ed. lie knew ino fear. lis first
hought always was the navy and
his duty to it. as was his last thought.
.1ohn Paul .Jones, withI his ship sink
ing unler hit, replied, in answer to
a summons to surrenler, 'I have not
yet begun to fight.' Ptrry's mes
sage, after his famnous victory, was
'We have mut the enemy and they
ar ours .lanies I,awrence, miortal
!y woinIed, sho:1: d with his breath.
'l(in't give up th1e0 ship': Farragt.
:llint into .\lohile hay which wa.
.:I id t ' be 1. d w ithi torpedoes. .aid.
'l)atn t he' triiodoet(s.# go ahelad': and
14 w ey. ent'ring .\anila bay, wcith
mines and toride( under himt anI!
shore 'a tties and enemy ships fir
ing on hlim. uttered not at wo(rd 11ntil1
he gave the famous ordelr. h-al('tiliy an(1
quietly, as if he were talking of
alnot'i'h matter: 'Youl may fire when
you are ready, Gridley.'
"Admiral lewey was a lineal des
cendant of the heroes who preceded
him. We can not do him too much
honor. I ask immediately considera
tion of the resolution which I send to
the desk."
t pon the adoption of these resolu
tions the senate immediately adjourn
ed and a special committee of seven
members of that body will meet a
similar committee from the house to
take further action for the funeral Sat
urday.
MOTHER! DON'T TAKE
CHANCES IF CHILD'S
TONGUE IS COATED
If cross, feverish, siek,. bilious, clean
little liver and bowels.
A laxative today saves a sick child
t tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from pay to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
solr.
Look at the tongue, Mother! If coat
ii, or your child is listless, crass fev
erish, breath had, restless, doesn't cal
heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or anIy other hildrei's ailments
give a teaspoonful of "Californhi
-Syrup of Figs", then dqtn't worry, he
cauise it is perfe<;tly higrmiess, and i11
a few hours all this 6bnstipated pois
oni, sour b ie and formnnting waste will
genitly move out of tile howels, and you
have a well, pllayftjl child again. A
thorough "Inside cleansing" is oftimet
all that is necessat,. It should be th<
thi'st trecat ment given In any sickiness
Hoeware~ of counterfeit fig syrups. Asli
your druggist for a 50-cent botte Icl
"Califo.n i Syru p of Figs" v'.hlich hlai
full tfi'ectilens Cor' babies, children ol
all ages and for grownl-tils pila in.
luiinted o)n t he bottle. ILook enre'fuiIll.
andi see that it Is imade by the ''Call.
fornia lFig Syru p Comipany."'
Perfectly Cut Diamond.
A proply3 cut dtmiuod hias 56i
t' 32 face't s itabio' the' girdolle shtotld
angle from thle girdle to thet tale
shoild bi' 351 ti'(rees andi frtom t h
a id twotirdiis blow.
th. '.eyhad i a:!y anyi ) , but aleru.
Kin(1ky Jiair ca'nnot be0 ymade r.fraigY.
You lhav.e to have,' hlir bef ore it o:n b.
I staihtne. Nwti
** n1 <o f - ~i n ra iiy
NEWS AT WATTS MILLS.
Several 'Deaths (host Pale of Gloom!
Over Community. More Houses lMe.
lug Built.
Watts Mill, aJn. 22.-Quite a pale of
gloom was cast over our little town
Friday by the death of Mr. B. .\l.
Langston, which took place here at
the home of .\Mrs. H. B. Brown. Mr.
Langston was sick with pneumonia
only a few days before his death. The
funeral services were held here in
Watts Mill church on Sunday, being
conducted by Rev. Mr. MAelin and Rev.
Mr. \tullighan. The body was carried
to Laurens cemetery for interment.
Mr. Langston was about :it; years of
age, a well known citizen of this coun
ty and also a member of the Metho
dist church. lie leaves two brothers,
.\Mr. .1. lce Langston, and Mr. Marvin
Langston. together with other rela
tives, besides a host of friends here
and elsewhere who mourn his depart
ire.
.\rs. .1. 11. liipps, aged about ;"4
years. died here on last Wednesday
night. .Jan. 17, at the home of her
dauighteIr. Mirs. G. C. lion non. .\rs.
Hiipp was sick with measles only a few
days previous to her death. Hier body
was carried to Friendship church on
Thursday for intermlentI, the funeral
setrVice being conducted by Hev. .1. A.
Itrock.
.\ir.. Br ick. had been a mn uhera of
1};e lit tit < h rit . in ie n er rlbCtod
T''.c !:ti chil.il of .lr. a:ndl .\:'. Ftr"
111:1n Campbel',ll dtied here of inea I ls
this tilornin'Z and will be lut icd at
klnort - totilttrt'ow.
I i HitkSil.i NE WS.
lear::dale, .tan. 2:3.--The weather
doesn't look very favorable yet for the
fartners who are anxicius to begin
plowing and the roads are almost past
traveling over and especially in au
tonmobiles.
Mrs. Nannie Bolt lost a valuable
horse last Saturday morning the cause
is not known.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight and
daughter lAmiCse spent Sunday night
with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. 11.
laldwin.
The school improvement association
had a social meeting last Friday after
noon. All report a very nice time.
Mrs. Moore of this place who had a
fall some time ago is not improving
'very much.
Mr. I1. R. Todd has recently moved
into this place from Narnie.
'Miss Annie lishop visited Miss 14u
delle laldwin Saturday afternoon.
airs. II. A. Weathers spent from Sat
urday afternoon until Monday after
noon with .\lrs. Nannie lolt and fam
ily.
The Sunday School at liighland
'llome has moved their Sunday school
hour from the afternoon to ten o'clock
itn the fotrenoon.
To Visit. West Poinit.
mlan Sanm J. Nichtolls of the Fourth~
South Carolina dlistr'ict. has been
namtedI a mnembler (If the ('ongr'ession
al committee that will visit Wesi
P'oint M\ilitary academty. lIe will
leav'e for t hat place Wed nesday.
Y(J'NO PEOPLE TO0 .11EElT.
.Jiiiut .3 eetin oftt Younw P'eople's So.
e'let.les at the P're'sbterin Churliu''
'Suntday Evenuting.
Ont netO Stunday night. .la. '.sth.
itete wviii het hld In the miaitn audi
toiin ot(f the First li'resbyterin
Yount ig I 't'(ples Stcie ies (of t he diffe
:'ntl denomit ione fecty. niyThett
tople fortt'' d iu stfn wi ll b' "~The
cris of Young'tt' t PoleIt 'tioit't ii
\'r" ad diffteren t ase ofil telt b
tiromi' ea 1h soety t a.l an emitoung
a li'ke (t'~ tibt are orily inv titd t allind
thdet' icies ti whadaces wi hi. a
:4.nevrcou aNd la for ne Tonic
T.00e3 nOdi ctnsittin roef Taslsd
chll n 'Joitettis ~ill hey vandrle a
iterval To'in thaue itayerttaingth
wellit t.t tolcarprtingewt :odd QJNN
hers( IRO. Itrncly oruth d Lin thie
now halaiw, Etur.iceti theBlood id.
ody uo thke Whe Syatem and cets.
FAILED TO GIVE ADDRESS.
Pathetic Case of Mother and Daughter
Separated for Many Years.
New York, Jan. 17.-In writing a
joyous letter to her newly-found
daughter after a separation of 19
years, Mrs. Henry -lolzhouser forgot
to impart one important detail-her
address.
That one omission. is keeping the
longing pair apart. it imposes' an
indefinite period of suspense between
Mrs. Christine Marski, of 161 Stock
holm street. Brooklyn and the full
fillment of her heart's desire.
l'hillip lolzhouser, father of the
family, was a farmer on the outskirts
of New Brunswick, N. J. Nineteen
years ago, after a furious quarrel
with his wife, he abandoned the
farm and her, taking with him their
three sons and the baby, Christine.
then 2 years old.
lie brought them to Brooklyn, and
established a home at 232 Stanhope
street. The children were not hap
py. Christine told sad stories last
night of their father's treatment.
1Her brothers rebelled one by one,
and she ran away at 17. 1lolzhouser
has since disappeared.
Christine became a. maid in the
home of Mrs. Johanna Black, 79S
Nostranl avenue. To her kind mis
tress she confided her lnging to find
her d . erted mother, and betweeni
them they wrote here and there in an
effo:t to -ace her.
M(ou' yr:s 13 the young woman
marri d Adam .larski, and they went
to live in Stockholni st reel. Two
c'hildnI n vanme to themn.
\lr.. \iarski still longed fur her
llotle'r and lost no opportunity of
iuetiring for h1(:'. A yei' or two
ago she wa' thrown into great ex
(ittm11en1t by hearing in the neighbor
hood of the Stanhope street address
that Mrs. iolzhauser had been
there in scarch of her lost ones, but
she left no address.
Three weeks ago the daughter
thought of a new plan. She wrote to
the New Brunswick }tome News, ex
plaining the circumstances, inclos
ing the only picture she possessed of
her nmother and begging the paper to
help her.
The home News printed the story
and picture on its front page last
Saturday, ghiing Mrs. Marsk-'s ad
dress, and Monday the daughter re
ceived a letter from her mother.
It was a tremulous semi-hysteri
cal letter, half in English and half
In German. It began:
"My Darling Daughter: No one
car tell how glad I was to hear from
you through the paper. I am sick in
bed-probably my deathbed. Try and
coic to see me as soon as possible.
Friends are taking care of Ie."
And so it rambled on to the signa
ture, ".Mother," but with never a sign
or shadow of an address.
YOU'RE BILIOUS! LET
"CASCARETS" LIVEN
LIVER AND BOWELS
D~on't stay hieadacy, const ipated(, sick,
with bireatha hadl and stomiach subur.
Get a 10-cent box now.
Youi menR andl wVomenC wh'lo can'e get
feeling righti-who have headache,
coated tongue, had taste and four
breath, diziln. is, can't sleep, are bil
Ious, niervousi and upseti bothered withl
a siek, gassy. (disord red'( stomach, or
hav'e a hadi (old.
Are youi keeping 0our bowels cleani
w iih Caseare'ts. or' inerely forecinig a
plassageway every f w (lays with salts,
eat harit Ie pill s or -aistor' oil?
('as'a rets work wvhile you sleep;
eense51 te .9om1a h ,i'emove the sou11r,
undlligeted4, f'm'' iting food and l'oul
gas's; t ake' e xcess hlile from thea
liver and earr~ ut of te system all
the' (oins! ipated\ aste mtatterI and pois
Onl in th hi'loweii.
youi outl by' mloi-ning--a 10-ct boxt
Itomh weetg 51iver andihols41 regu
lar. and4 h2' ((I h ar' for1 imoiiths. IDon't
rort 4I2ith chibire. Thei4y love ('as
I OF24. f'. :Ilts '1-:ia-: fT dh.0,
(Iftiltr S'n s 4un i,411ical~ '4 oc it fil
iMe'et4inei Yoast' Mon'dy. 2'.1I.
A:t the ret'.lr' .lanuary %1 meetindei
ihoe fttta flei(4 (oulyl(' i al th e tyll
behl h41II'. M ndaylu~ aft snoo 'In'te of-ut
f~Il(' I tI'. Ii. 'i . u h s h o l w n
th leetn Iyea ulcsien. ..b
''nn1ll )1i~~IIN S~t of \\'telo : 4i ' preiide t,
lir.I~ Stt Cla l'l s ''linttun: ' s Irt
tared- tsurer.ss' Dr. ' .lam ft M.h(arden:
were 14 sall.oin t '( telegate to thea n-i
nual s~tte it Iv niiana r. nt. IIiWalk
hielit ing'l dog 'h'ldinl1emc patnhur
inli eecat IdanBl.cs
HUGH S. KENNEDY DIED who knew him. le was a man of
OF PNEUMO'NIA MONDAY strong convictions and had the cour
age to express them when the public
Had Been Sick but Several Days. welfare demanded. Ile was a m1em
F>neral Yesterday Afternoon. ber of the First Baptist church and
was a constant attendant upon its ser
ugh S., Kennedy, member of the vices. In his death the city has lost
firm of Kennedy Bros., one of the sub- one of its best citizens.
stantial business men of the city, died
at his home on East Main street Ion
(lay about noon after a brief illness. HOW TO BE RID OF
His death was due to an attack of
pneumonia, which came on so abrupt- CHRONICDANDRUFF
ly that most of his friends were not
even aware of his sickness when the
nnouncement of his death came.be ranently
a~llolneenen ofhis(letlicaie. of disgsuting, uintidly dandruff is to
The funeral services were held yes- correct its cause. Destroy the dandruff
terday afternoon at the Laurens cemne- gem and get rid of dandruff for good
tory, being largely attended by sor- rusin a lie of the e
Had Been Sick btu Several D1 g ayis a aedrclyo h a
Had eej Mik bu ~reri Dys.scalp until absorbed. You will surely
vices were conducted by his pastor, be amazed at the result of even one ati
Rev. S. 11. Templeman, of the First pleation.
Baptist church. The following gentle- Only a few days message with Pa
men, friends and neighbors of the de- Isiam Sage are needed to (estroy the
men, germ. that 'au~se the dIa ndruff to form.
ceased, acted as pall bearers: J. W. The s Iall becomes healthy, the hair
Leake, of Clinton, John D. Childress, will g ow belter. show more life aad
D. A. Barnett, J. D. Watts, F. P. lc- vitahit, ,a}rd you need never be tiou
II. . N B.J~ia, Lmarbled bN fi drulff again. Faded, dull or
Gowan, 1L F. Posey, N.lifeless hair is quickly restored to
Smith and I)r. L. S. Fuller. beauty by this simple treatment, which
dlr. Kennedy is survived by his wife, is alutely harmless.
who as aMis CorleBrks ale sid Parisian Sage cani be obtained from
who was a Mliss Corrie Blarksdale, landrus ~u o nddugii
the following brothers and sisters: I .e Lrens li u Ci no pensie
I. Kennedy, -i. B. Kennedy, C. E. and ----__
Miss Lillie Kennedy, all of Laurens,
and i. C. D. Kennedy, of Texas. C K ya
Mlr. Kennedy was 39 years of age.
Ile had been in the mercantile busi- and pay that over
ness in Laurens since about 1S85, hav- due subscription
ilg beenl associated with his brother,
Alr. C. K. Kenedy. In all of his busi
ness relations he carried an upright- Don't wait until the
ness and honesty that won and held
101r himi thle Iiig lieat resp~ect of t hose
WE ARE NOW SHOWING
SPRING SUITS
You will want to see these
fascinating new suits, so
different in materials and
designs. This showing
embraces many fetching
new creations in all the
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