The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 28, 1917, Image 10
*9 0 0 0 grandparents, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. W. San
* MT ETIEL NEWS. *drs.
MT EH*IES Mr. and Mrs. George Bobbitt and,
* * * * * ** ** ~~ *Misses Helen Bobbitt, Lily Marti and
Mildred Marti, were the guests of
Mt. nethel, Mlarch 2-1.-The farmers Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Cirtisic htst Sun
have ben taking advantage of the pret- day.
ty weather preparing the soil for Mrs. 13. E. Crawford spent the week
planting and hauling fertilizer. end In Greenwood where .,,e was call
Misses Mary and lacile Moore of c( to the bedside of her sister. MrS.
Laiurens spvnt tIle week- id( wiht their '1'hontpson.
WHY [LOOK FURTHER?
Colored Seed Voile, White and Colored
Poplin, Fancy Stripes, GWhite and Colored
Voile, White Taffeta and White Llyrti
The Above Are All Yard Wid~e, at
25c the Yard
A Full Line of 36 inch WashfSilks at 35c
Silk Crepe do Chen, yard wide, in Black, White
and Nary. at .an . . H. Sc
Fine Quality Georgette Crepe at, pr yd. $1.50
W. G. Wi'lson & Co.,
It Always Helps
Ssay s Mrs. Sy Ivaiia WVoods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in
witinig of her exipei ice wvith Cardul, the wvoman's
tonAic. She sa.s fu.the. "Before 1 began to use
Cardi, my~ back and head would hurt so bad, I
thought the pain w'ould kill m ee. I was hardly able
to do any of my housework. After takihg three bottles
of Cardui, I bcga to feel like a theei Thop o 1. soon
gaCied 35 pou ils, ad now, I do all my houslwork,
as well as ru a big wathr mill.
I wish every sffering woman would give
The 2Womans Tonic
l trial. I still use Carclui when I feel a little bad,
and it always does iy good."
tired Mvrn-.u fSylvaiaiz etod, ofsr ClinMs, f . womn
lyntroguofle. Seignctoeeit Cardui, the woman's
tomic. Yoe canys furte a"Bestae i gn t Ccue
forhour thepanooudbille. Ithsbehlpg wakarl aln
todoeny fo mr huewrk f Aft eakigheebtte
of Cad2 Iean t oSo oih"i a~ forlevike ane. womBack Soon
2ined Blck (pounds, and nown 1 domaton myphostework,
I qd)frwitshe suffeingI\t Coake (cake) give
2 n hte udWlqi) orman'Sos, 2i Tncpaz
a? trial.an stin usea parui whn elaqu ttiebad
and itlack-Weste-Taod."
F F adaLLYCh.o e, back, sideche nervlaousness,
tied wrnot eeins ecae surten signs ar of woman
ytrube.Sin that you n Caru, thede oan'hrs s
oni. Yu cnno mae amtker's trin Cadister
fo y urrule . Ith seen helping wak amos iian .
women for more areanofifthaneglsd
Get a Bottl fToay th lug
AT"2 yon ehetn ohe has morniryus. Fort Blac Shoekever
2ein s ack"t (phe and er cild drs Blac omiaion" (ato Comady
Thquad)sforio WhihteShoes "2e in1Wte Cake (cae)an
extntd the tion n Cobtion paw n lqi)
kiofe abdomen
Dcomfortlandpplgrattonharf ofothe
or's Friener'snightnd" ismorninge
theription netaofamofsnehyescare
soThthe ung eepand oteas mrig rt rabo vr
extet t he ensione of thew
Misses Agnes, Willie Ma and Bertha
Cook visited relatives at Ekoim last
week.
We are glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Garret into our community.
.1Ir. and Mrs.. Jeremiah Stone, and
sons, Pat and James made a flying
trip to LIurens Thursday.
Mlr. and Mrs. -1. D. ' Abercrombie
spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Wood.
Mr. It. S. Stewart and little daugh
ters, Nell and Julia spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson.
Mrs. I. E. Ilughes Is visiting in Pel
zeri.
.\lr. and 1Mrs. .laimes \ledlock of
Chandler visited their son, Mir. Ram
say Lois.
liss Fellein Stone spent Sunday af
terliooni with friiends in Greenville
county.
.l r. and Airs. J. 11. 1lenley were the
guests of .\lr. and Mrs. S. C. Cook Sun
day.
Mr. Jerecmiahi Stone went to Laurens
(I businiess Wednesday.
3isses Nora and tosa Rteeves wei'e
lie guests of .\Misses Claudia, Kate and
.I liie 'tone Wednesday nlight.
Site the new\ Mt. elthel school
building has been completed we have
organiized an enthusiastic improvement
aso.ciation' The followilig were elect
ed as oflicers: Pres., .\I vs. .1. C. Smine:
viee president, .\rts. Edd Carlisle, See.
an1d Treas.. .\liss Ethel Cook. At the
irst elitertaillinen( giveni by tle asso
int ion $\. iti; was ilade.
'hrIIn Ierht Ili's ('iouith ih',1med1 it Fav.,
orite for C'olds.
.1. . Iasley. Maconl, illi., in speakhig
o Chambiiherla in's CoughIi 1teledy says,
"l)uring the paist ifteen years It has
.een llmy sister's fa\ oritei iedicine for
'olds on tile lnliis. I Iimyself have
talin it a nhimber of limes when suf
fe:ing wit ha cold and it always re
livj ed ile promptly."
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B.VKSDALE NEI'S. *
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Marstae.Nircb 20.--.\r. amid 3rs.
'\. It. Ilaiwin spelt last Siulday at'
lernon w%-ith .\Mrs. Nannie ii'I.
.l& isSrs G. T. Weatheirs and G. M.
urinof Tumubling Shaswere visit
lmin th1is ennunun111ity lastA Saturlday.
.Iis; Louidelle ahlwi 'i and brotiir,
\\'Wimi were the SatuIIIrday light
guests of their sister, .lrs. uliber
Suiilh of Owings.
.rs. Tom .\rmstroig of 1)is spent
Sund.ay afternoon with lier parents,
.r. and .\lrs. .1. Y. IHenderson.
\I'. and .\Mrs. Eiarl Knight and
daughler, .\lary Louise were tle wvel
emlli guest of MIiss loudelle HlaldIwiln
iast Simdilay.
.\lastel Charlie IBaldwin is spending
thei%' week v.ith .\Mr. Wilmon llaldww1in,
of Ihis place.
.\Mr. an(d .\rs. 'ilyde Gray of Shilolh
were visiti ng relatives of this coi
111o1iiy Sun11day afternloonl.
.\Mr. and M1rs. Will Hlolt Spent last
Sun day with .\lrs. Naliie lolt.
Alessrs WI11111o and 1)rury IBaldwin
were tlie guests of .\Ii. El iner ilald
win of .)ials last .\londay.
.\lrIS. RI. 1E. Martin an .\(1 t1s. F~loria
31irs. W. II. hialdw''in of Jharhksdale.
.r. Clyde S11 imsoni lost. at good mil1k
cow last week.
.\i'. Cla te lii 11ler antd sisteri, .\laminie,
of lFriendship ('omuiilty were' te
wel1(ome1 guests5 of .\iss An lI liopi
'in Sunday, .ari I1th.
A I~'lous .\ttack.
\X'hen you hiav.e a ilious attack yourp
ive' failIs to lierformin its fu nctlions.
Yomu become conistipated. Thie tood
yo1 ('at fcierenIs ini your1 st omalchl in
: aul (If diIgest ing. 'Illis Inflamties thle
4 uomach and ciauses nausea, vomiIting,
and14 a terrible hieadach'eit. Take Chamn
.h'r lin's T1ablIets. 'Thiey illI tone up1
your liver, cleain 0out y'our stomnach and
y'ou will sooni be as wvell as ever. They
01n cost a qluar'ter'.
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*eIsE.. TIOS F.R. PE".. *
\\ her'eas, out' Ileavenly hFather' in
Ili~ allw''.ise prov'.iden'Ice hals seen lit to
r4'n. ve fromn our1 ids (t our1 brotheri, W.
II. l'inisoni, and
\\ .4 reas, we' feel assuredil thiat, evena
ihir ' we very keenly13 1 ie Our4 loss5,
yet en realt''llize. that 4ur seiparaltion1
wi:ill' b for' long, an that we' wili
, hat \\i ' l ily3 ain4 :2lisiiis
' how to1 Ithe wiilli of God.
nd414, Th'Iat each one of its ennl feel
a 'alIize4 that it was good for I . I that
wi ' for' which lie stood1(.
r1ilh, Thati a page In our1 .\lmiute
h le devoted to is miemory.'3' and~
the hose r'gsol tulon h(15le wrzit ten thereC
F" ith, That a cop)y of these r'esolu
tions be offei'ed to the counlty paiper's
for p)ublicatilon.
Guy E. Moore,
March 18; 1917. For Committee.
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* FltENDISHIP NEWS. *
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Friendship, March 26.--Horn to Mr.
and Mr. Carl Profltt a son, on march
12th.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Young,
a daughter, oi March 10th.
Messr.i W. M. and 1. L. Pitts of this
community were in Laurens last Mion
day on a business trip.
Mr. A. .1. Coats was among the bus
iness visitors In the city last Monday.
.\liss Agnes Pitts and brothers, it
ieie and Alton spent last Sunday at
Mlr. .1. 11. Pitts' of this community.
ir. A. .1. Coats of this community
was visiting in Ilonea Patti last Satur
day anl Sunday.
.\Ila. John Vaughan and daughter,
Aliss Iuelle of Breverton section.
spent last uinlday n igih. at the home
of Mr. W. Ii. Pitts of this community.
.liss Leila I"tts of this commiinity
visited .liss IA.cile Vaughan last Week
of lirewerton section.
M.essrs .1ohn \alit ghta n from lBrewer
fol, and W. I.. Pitts from tilis place.
were il Laurens last Monday.
Mir. .1. It. Pitts made a business trip
to the city a day o. two last week,
from this place.
ars. .olhn Ilag well from Priniceton
comn tui nity visited Ier daughter, Miss
.\Mary lIagwell of Friaendship last Sun
(day.
Airs. .1. It. ]ilts spent last Wednes-.
day afternoon wit Il Mrs. .1. l. Ilts.
lr. and Mrs. A. II. l'itts Visited ip
'rinieton colatnnitiIy Iast S'a'tutrday
and Sunday.
R1ev. .1. .\. Dallas filled his regular
appointment at tihis place Silnday.
.il. and as. .1. A. l'itts and family
visited their parents. Mr. 'and Mrs. .1.
L2. P'itts Sunday.
Mliss Iatelle Traynham has returned
homate after a few weeks' stay inl lontea
l'athI.
Miss Ilazel 1101t of Ilabun cotnmntun
ity was the gutest of Miss [aella Pitts,
Sunday.
MV. ad lMrs. C(oke Traynha we r
visitlng in this ficommilnity Smtnday.
Rev. .las. M. )allas dineld at Mrs.
Lou110 loper's Satunday.
The' sick of this coittnu1nity are get
ling along vrry well at preset.
Rev. .Jas. .l. Dallas loslor of F'riend
ship, spent Satnday iight at the lbioaw
of Mr. W. II. Plits.
Lift Your Corns
Off with Fingers
Tells how to -1oosen a tunder corl or
catillus So It 'fts out. wit thout. 11a1u,
Yout reckless men anld women whc,
ar pestered withit corns and who have
at least onee a week invited nit awfl
dheatI1h from lockjaw or blood polsona
atre now told by a iniinntatit authority
to tse a drig called freezone, which
the moment ait few drops aro applied
to any corn or calitIa the soreness Is
relieved and soon tho etire corn or
callus, root and all, lifts off witlh tile
fingers.
Fre'cezotne dries the moient it Is ap
piled, and simply shrivels ite corn
or callus without inflamtn tg or' event Ir
ritating ilte smwrounadiig tissaue o' skin.
A small bottle of freezone will Cost
v'ery lIIttle at any of thea dr~ug stores.
but. will positively r'id one's feet of
everyv htard or soft corni or hardenedl
calluis. If yottr dlrugglst htasn't any
fareezoane lhe eati get. It at any whole
Sale druatg houtse for yott.
Cuick Benedictioni.
"'It's too haot tot' lreachlinag.'' saida the
Blillville briothaer, -"atnd I dont't wanit to
shuctk miy 'oait for fear rom (a' you
hard-sltellI sinnetrs maiay thtintk I'tm a-go in'
to kntoatk a the cunaa~edness ouat o' yotu, tan'
thtroutgh the winadows,. '.-. Asi go ton
inag of the hayttin : 'here's a hiotter~ timei
n-comtira' by ata' by I"
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* P.\S '.I H. MOHLIEIY. *
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IHeatht S'rinigs, MIarch 1-1.-Pa~iscal
ft. Mobley diedI het'e at the hotme ot
Is fat her, G. L. Mobley, Sunday tighat
at 9 o'clock. Ma'. Mohley was 31 yeats
of age, htaving beeni born huere In Jlant
utary, I1886, ando wheni a yotuth, abot
15 years ago, went into thec emptlloy
ttienit of thIe Sotu1 tern Rail road Cotmt
litny as stat ion agenit and1( t elegraphd
otpeator, Int whtieb capaclty be haad
creditabaly illietd miany imp ortanit 1)os1
tions at various ptlaces alonag the line
of thte Souiterni ever since. Ills htealtht
beant tao detiine 5eeral mtonthls ao
buat tonly tdurng the past few weeks
hi' hIs condaitlIon rieacad suahla itcrii.
lea! iaand haopelless; stagte, anda thte ana
attniIonettmt oaf Is dleath , wIe n'' ot
unetxpectted by hais immllediately famialy
anad fiendais. Itas brougbht sorrtow itand
staness to is gr'eat htosi of friendls
a hrouaghotut Ithe Ftitato. whao deepaly
ymahize '.t witha ,he grie(f sitriokeni
f~atmlly.
Mr t. M.\lble was aXt 'onist eat Imtemt
hetr of the llatist chttrcha witha whichl
lht tonnetled himlltsel f whten atbot it
yeiars of age, andio beig a younag ana
oif hIgh maoral olhanter' and strontg
('hrIstla failh, Ito made numerous01t
friends whlerever Ite went.
Masont, being a member of all the
branches of this order, Daron lodge
No. 261, A. F. M., here; of Keystone
Chianir' No. 19. It. A. M.. at IYao-.
ter; of C114ter cominandery No. 7,. and Truman Mobley, all of this place,
Chester, and of Omar Temple, A. A. and -by one sister, Mrs. J. E. Caskey
N. 3N. S. Mr. Mobley was 'a Shriner of Bethune.
before he reached the age f 22 years Interment took place with Masonic
and was at that time tlh youngest honors at Salem cemetery at 5 o'clock
Shriner in the two Carolinas. Monday afternoon after funeral ter
le li survived by his witae, who was vices held from the Baptist church
Iliss Daisy Phillips of Fointain In and conducted by his former pastor,
before her marriage to Mir. Mobley the Rev.' Dr. J. W. H-. ;Dyches, now
al:out two and a half years ago, and of Fort Mill, assisted by. the Rev. J.
by lila parents, Nir. and Alrs. C. L,. B. Weldon, pastor of the Methodist
Aioblev; three Brothers, Ralph, Otis church here. i 1
A0! CALOEL IS HORRIBLE! IT
8HOC(S YOUR lIY[R, If BILIUS
Calomel sickens! Don't lose a day's work! Clean your
Liver and Bowels with "Dodson's Liver Tone."
l'gh! Calotnei makes you siek. It's ful an( if it doesi't straighten you
hot rible! Take a (lose of the dangerous right ill and make ),oil hue and
dhig lonjight anid tolnorow you my vigotous I want, you to go bick to the
lose a day's work. - and got your money. Dodson'.
Calonel is mercury or quicksilver Liver Tone Is destroying the sale of
which causes necrosis of the bones.aloitel bccause it is real liver mcdi
Caloniel, when it comes into coutactleite; cutirely vegetable, thoroforo It
wIth sou. bile Crasies Into it, broalking ca tot salivate or make you ick.
it up. This is when youl feel that l I guarantee that one soonful of
natSen and eanp11 tng. If you aie slug-II)odsoals iver']Tone will put yotr
gishi and "all knocked out," If your di-gish liver to work and clean your
liver is torlid and howels constipated bowels of iat sour' bile and consti
or .otn have headaele, dizziness, coated paled waste wich Is clogging yout.
longue, if breath his had or stoiach syxleti and making you feel miserable.
surt. Jtst try a spoonful of harem less I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson's
I)oIont's Liverl. Tone tonight. I1iver Tone will keep your entire fain
lere's ty gua ranteo-Go to any fly feeling le for mo1tits. Give It to
dultg I tore and get a 50 cent bottle of I ot. cldion. It is harmless; doesn't
iAver T'otle. Taue a spool- gripe and they doIke Its pleasant taste.
IfYu Sufer F-ro1M Catfarrh
the fatal mistake of r i- spitting and mawking and vil odor
gardiag it as a trifling matter. Au- of the breath will not only cause
thorities agree that Catarri is an il- mnisery to you but will mane your
fection of the blood. ,Coi1~quently, presence obnoxious to others. S. S. S.
sprays, salves and~l lotioni can af- which hns been tro standard bloof
ford only temiporary reliIf, because lomedicin a for fifty years, will relieve
reachne;entiryof th your catarrh, because it will
disense,-thc blood. When,' you depend your blood and relieve it of tce ae
on these -ternporary rencdies alone cumulatnd poisons. S. S. S. contains
your case is likely to grow stcad u no mineal or habit-forming drugs.
iverso until it beceines chronic.dh S. S. S. is on sale at all druggists and
possibly affects the lungs. 's the advice of our meical d artyent
Buteven if the infection does not is at your disposal, free of charge.
o mtis far the continuous drippitug Swvift;,Apect3.z Co., 302 Swift Building,
gi the throat, ta botltaet AoafDos, on.
95 Bushels of Corn Per Acrel
is the prize-winning record achieved by one
South Carolina boy, whio used Planters Soluble
GuanYo-on of our Four Big Crop Producers
that have been oade and sold for years and
years.
PLAINTERS FERTILIZER'
D@ULE YOUR YIELD
You can do as well if you want igger, bet
ter crops of corn, Cotton, truck. Enrich your
soil and make it mon pr-oductive with these
oronytmayreliabe e-,tecste medtiiefr ffyyas.wl eiv
thy don't acpt sopre t ofte -tourcatarrhcuin wi u rify
ds as,-h blood -sherth dpnour bloan d arlev Tofte ac
ontes lemar isonreryie agn cuult' d piourcrns.y S. onan
you aisfelytor growsltedyn miraorhbtfmng rus
possblyavce itheolungsi k/d theavicnul ofur ecan deprtmn
Bu weenifte dinfectio osnti tyu ipsl reo hre
ofmcu n h hot hsatan etlna Ga.
Guano-one ofaouFaurBg r opPodcr
. tat hae s n ,d and sao for yer In
tercros o conCton, ruchy Enrich doneur
solan mket olen rownctiveait thse ch
reliabreamyibe-ter-tdatdatilazers
Don'taccepsubtit goes--tere' notinng Thju st
as goodrekfat"isitel that'sr iatharrdTad:
Mar isonevey ag of' your~ certainy. of it
toabiat-ciohtyrhard. You bu
(Plantndsfartihezethan
Phospheaprice,
The uznMeauarnte:ur ger wilrfudyu
of a CharlestonreSnuthsaaiofie
in evr raespet orgo ubl. Akfrpofta rin
ZiANecffoer
- The LzianneG arantee : o pu ,IJe ren