The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 28, 1917, Image 15
DON'T BE BALD
'ells How to Make Hair Grow Thkk
and Laistrous on Hald and Thin
Spots.
Thousands of men and women are
growing bald every day and don't
know the reason why. This is iIndeei
a pity, says a hair speeialist, who
states that )aldness suially comes
fronm Carelessness.
The treatiment Is very simple; re
move 1th dirt by Shaptooing ev(ry
fen days aid ulestroy the datirdtiT
gerins by freqiuently applying a litlie
of ilte real ' arislan Sage, atuost 0li
(lent preparation that the IIe st ditig
gists are' 0ow 'eomentI t16 lng as onle
of the (t iekest adi af treoatent1s
lo,siur'ely Stop itching sealI aul 'allin':
hlair, I reIn~ov( all 'danldrillf and to pro
perly nIouilisl and invigorAte the hair
o I .
Piarilsian Sage is a so the diseritn
Intig omlan'; l'avorite hair. dressOing
because t makes Ithe hair "vem I wie
as altitidant tand gives il1 a1ftness
asuul lutstre 1that voinls adnirlationl.
.\ generious'. hottle cost'; hill little ironill
the 1I'1ens Dirutg ,'o., who guaa
fees It to yout.
Prescribes Davis
Spring Water
To Whoml I .\Ay O('-rn:
This Is o e t'y ' v tdhat I have
prescrihe 'v it] ns(<! " 1hIvis
.Mllerl ae '' ( r lnrn
Counlty, "-. C.) inl mlY prav-tire,
and finid it highly bli'lil inl
various f'orms of' kidney amfv..
tions. It is a deligh'Ilt full fale
wat er. One glass tak11 n with
aI me0val aids digestion.
IRescit fil ly submitted,
'P. 'j. W. \112IA"Y.
105 W. Main street.
Clinton, S. C.,
I'ehriiary 21, 191'7.
ReCommendd hy
Doctor Cthrm
Dr. T. E. Cothri - a well-known
>harmaciLt of Alexis, Ala. And when
te gets bilious or niee:.s a purgativa
nedicine, w 1hat (o1 y U suppo heo
loes? Out of hi who big stock of
iver redicine ho select. and 1e.'
3rangcr Li;cr Re.-oulator. Ilo sa;.
'Mce i nore better." That's a
)retty rt:-n; ncidorsement, don't you
hink, fTr'cn A , m:-.n who knowa a!
tbout the r.ie!'-t3 of the di!erent mfledi
'ines on the .rhet? Gr-.'ger Liver
egu1:.':or in pur'ely veg'.ble, doc.;'
lot gri*)e nor -irritato th delicate lin
,.g of the stomach and b,';:ch rtl
dway g'.ca cick and p)La-. re
ults. It i. th best system purifier
:nown. Your druggist can supply
you-25c fcr large box. Accept Ano
WANTED---JU IK!
ALL KINDS OF
OLI) IRON
30c a Hundred Pounds
ALSO
Brass, Copper, Hides,
etc., at Market
Prices
HYMAN LUREY
Opposite City Hall
PERUNA in
A housewife mnust give tli
other ailments. Her promptnes
saves a serious illness. Her eXi:
her to know that PE~RUNA is a
have it on hand for the imme<
COlds, and that it is always to in'
a fue Mr ,George Parker,
"~. *' fnaha.iW . wi tes:vfc~
runta ior- ifamily.
for aenumr>c ofic
yearf.erd av
foumd ituo a prfc ly
Sirao I ave aY' PcrtitItic son ris Ii heflya
0C1)1 of l'4[' t I n c fohnl. n 1pre
1'flit t tols oritr I I veilnt ro con
Coldsgand Cigi
Th fora weagtarrh twhih
lat ~ ~ ~ sfeed ivte4 easta i
maretproesitb od metin, to
u hd ove resa,.yto tae reentingy
cnoug giph taknt erngemhendrpps of tny
troof hs dbIshned, from me and time
ronote b it.e pi h onn.Ia
'!er t rm m~v.eand it alan b-RUAv .im ie.'
Witdo. a fr h itieadyu to d f n a h.
Coldsrun Conad C
CONiITION OF FOOD CROlPS
SAID TO BE SElOUS
1. Wo Long Lays Stress on Need of
More Food Crops lleting plilantel.
County Demnonstrlationl Agent P). W.
.loore Is in receIpt of the letter below
fron Mr. W. W. Long In which Nir.
1.ong stresses the need of mlore rood
crops this year. The letter was seint
to all the denmonstration agents in tIe
state. The federal governinent Is tak
ing tile Inalter up0 wI,th farin ollicials
all over the Country With thle hope of
preventing a shortage of food sup
piles while the country is engaged In
war. The letter is as follows:
The conditions, an being reported, i
Or tile food (rops of the world If not
alartiiiinig are seilous. This Is eslecial
ly true wh-lein we realize that the re
.eves will be eXhaltlIed at the end of
chi1 rop year.
It 1 e 1;e llored that the i.ZIgI slh whelat
crop is exceexvvdiI4 hackward. The
Iuteh (roll is siall. ,The French crop
is very 11nuch less than usual, 'and
vihal is tulost alarmning Argentina will
have little Wheat Or corn to exp0rt.
The Aulst ral ianl wheat crop is report
d 10,1100,00 hbshels less Mhan last
ylar's. The staternent is made that
thl E1nglish ("overnllent llhas contract
vd for the entire stirlus ot this years
wheat crop of' Canada. \Vheat in the
wintter erowilg slats in our, country
has su1ffered aliuith for tile wvant[ of
nlloistIll'e. Marl-y vegetables In the
Southern States have ben destroyed
by Iecent freezes. Conming nearer
hol, thle prospiects for wheat an1d
out crops in Fll h Carolina are tle
muost dliscouraging. ill years. The Sea
Son) is very backward aInd, therefore,
little gardening has ben done In this
'le Coutntry Is virttally in a state
of wa-.ir and .wv have every reason to
expect that in a short 1itt1e thousands
of young ilen niay be railed from ti
filds to arils. Therefore, it Is neces
sary to illpress u1pon all classes of
our people tile urgent need of grow
Ing all vegetabies for able Ilse and for
canning purposes.
You sholt!d take this iattt'er up not
only wil ihl , farin ers but wihi the of
IhdIals and resiets of cities and vil
laos and bring abou organization r.
th cult va t ole of, vaecant lots inl food
vlrop Is. Chainher oft Co) n1e rev, o
mion's lub and every agency Should
bo alppeleod to to assist in 1thi" most
inmportant work. The prodttlonl (if
forage erops on large areas, Narticu
birly Mhe velvet bean, Norghton, Sou1
dlan grass, cowimas and soy heans, IS
urgent. The aereage in oril should
be greally increased.
The greatest e(,are should be ta(en
with spril 1g pigs. iliogs are low sell
ing inl the nlorthern inarkcets at la )3-I
(elts a pound onl foo;t beef cattIle
floin 1) to1) 12 cents a pound on foot
WlIh every plospl'et of increasing. The
aeage 'f sweet 'or Su toes should he
inlraser1d m1aniy fold. Every fa rm1er
bshould IlIItIt a crop of fall Irish Ia0
tatocs 1h I .ookout .ountail variety
if obtainaible.
Wtlh the14 food silmiy of ttil wilorld
ini11 it preiln condition11, we may13 he as
Xire of1 I a prlitabllle demandi11 for1 alt
food Crops5. We owe Ih to ouriselve'(s
51ary3 sltltlies for' the taml~il and, ini
the' event that war' Is declled, f'or tile
iI' dulty. The inldientlonls aire thait for'
thle Ilirst time1 since thle (Clvil wart we
will he unlflie to ipurcihase suppl~lies
hlomle. Tils possIbIlity oif shor'tage
may43 bini~g some~i of our1 peole to iae
tual suffeiIng.
If y'ou thlin k wise 111ve' tIs ariticle4
publ)1ishled ini y'our loeal pa per. ('all
yourt banikers, mier'chantls an ld farmers~i'
jin 'on fer'ence so that t he mlost polwer'
Your Home
e first aid in colds, coughs and
in applying the remedy often
erience with remedies has led
Iways reliable, that she should
iate treatment of coughs and
The Family
Safeguard
S The experience of one
womian, given herewith, is
typical of thousands of let
ters that 6ch the Peruna
Comtpt from g r a te ful
friei s wvho have found their
I mi e a incomn
>lete, and( their
family safety in
dan~rger without
PERUNA,
Etarrh
riony that has accumu
JNA has b~een on thea
be0 theo reliable family rem
10otserloous effects of' 'otds
o digestivo organs. This~~
ando many families have
na ter wet ceeauce. Cwve le~t
olumbus. OhIa
ful inflitices may be put on motion
for the growing of necessary food
crops for man and beast.
RIespectfully,
W. W. Long,
Director.
N. 0. PlSDA)
11011rn and14 RIInrd near11 Waterloo04 an~d
for 3liiv Years it Resident. of the
County.
.r. N. 0. P'yles, who Wals born and
raised at Waterloo and Who spent a
large part of his early life in tihis
colanly, died in Coltinibila Iast week and
was btried there. Mr. Payles is well
tetinetti bered by the older residen is of
11he conlily and tinany of he younger
olies wh io had niet 1 him in reCen t years
in C'olltllhia. lie w.a always glad to
Ineet Iaulitls people In his adopted
honite and alade theiti wel(olle there
\ hlinever Ihe chanced to ilueel Ilei. I 1v
was a kindly gentleiiati who was liked
by il wh:o kmw himi. TlIe following
citount of iis latI appeare(i i, The
State \\ednevsday:
N. 0. Pyleh. for ia111ny years a resi
deit of 'oh tinliia, died yesterday at
Ie Itidlgewood I itIbereilosis canip,
whiere le had been taketn for I treat ilent
several Inoliths ago. Funneral services;
will he ilid Ifrom 1217 Ilatplton street
tiis afternoon at 5 o'clock, conIdicted
by the iRev. C. P.. Ituirts, 1). )., pastor
of the Firt lBiaptist lichurch. The late
.\Itr. P'yles w as a1 nlirnbe r of t he ( .ohnnl
ila lodge of Odd Feellow.4, and Ile re
ilails will be laid 1o r'est with cere
Iluoniie iS by the order inl ':linwood Ceil
etery.
iheated in Lauretns ('ounty, .\lr. lyles
gave iany of tle best years ofi his life
to the teachinig 'iiprofesion, having
Itight schools in Abbeville. Greenl
Wvood and L'aulrols counties. Later he(
talight s''veral teitls inl the rural (11s
tricts near columbia. illis was a fa
tIiillar face at the annual ileetlig of
tH6 State Teachers' association, an11d
that of last week was onle of the very
few ie ever i5issed.
lie had a particular aptitide for
ae(nulatiIiling geleral information. lie
made Census sorveys of the dIly at
dif'erenilt tiin's and always directed tle
informnaltionl bureaus; for praclicaliy al;
l.'r!4 convenItions whivhrl inIl ColuiI
h)in . Ile ,s(.-vvd as postollico e1irk of'
tIe genteral asseliilyiv :: years adi ill
that w 11 a ullivacd a large an 11Iitl
ilial Stalivide aiquaintatn-e. Ile was
probnIly Ilie list t issle a direlory
, tlle State legislatire. lie also (dd
huich work li conliectlion with the 'o
hunlbIa postollice and was oile of the
first iiurtal carrieis to en ter the ser
vice. A brother, also a teacher, died
in ('olumbia (ight or ten years ago. No
ililediate relatives survive. A sister
In-law veiisides ill the \s('t, and a
tieplihew lives inl 'lorida. .\lr. lyles wis
abouit :-'' years Old,
Ilenr 'v ranil:t ad Rioy Owinl igs spent
m o % ral day'S inl ('roen ille last wevekI
wihire Itiy w the l'ama hall tIleai
inl aelionl. Tomn Owings, of this city, is
titanaintlg 1the lrini'oi1iti squad this year
aid slates t1ha le ho pic s io set ;a
boys'' lo('k hornts. .\l aniagi'(r~ Owigs sayVs
1hiatlihe luta. a Ibhi' strintg oft layiers
and1( Is coniflidlent ofi ltishling th so
Sonl in 01n0.t wo, Itre class.
The QuInIne That Does Not Affect The Head
lecnttse of its ionic arod t.axativec effect. L.AXA.
TiIE nRO.\O QIIINi INl is better thain orthinarry
Qunine ail td oes not catie niervousness tror
rhnRinig In lie -d. Remtubeit~.r the filt niici and
look for the si2naure of iH. W. GROvE. 25c.
S iic li Id 1)'14 : t ( 11tlOtits WIli
til 1(01 111.1(l~uhelA i N von01. et01 -.1
tellstg 1e3'uty Soenonnist l Inv ia
tie it15I le~r (I rig-nint'sor the iva r.
man-l llweg4 weretllin( deountedt ieth
ter' s by way' oh' --\msterdamii. The 1incI
(d01n tactturredl 'iiThursday dt ing it de
bate onl tile publlc health estima les.
Vice (Chan 1cellor' 4 Ietfeicht, r'ef'errting
to lIerri Kun le rI's remlarik, deelh.red that.
a Gerlman whoii spoke in the sameir
bre'tathu of ItusslanI and14 German:t ('ondi
''nIintute hiis' Ifathirlad.i Th Io
Iin(it deptI retorted ami ba:-ialit
allu:"h-aSe * opae r
m~tn re~t tio aris w t u sa a .
lu'A 0 o a nsle h a
1ilsivo Judgment and that the presi
LIent should not have painted such
I rosy picture of the health of the
population when "underfeeding Is al
ilost, terrible and bound to affect the
pIublic health."
Another Socialist statedl that at
lia11y establishlent s workinen had
Oll1alsed fron huiger.
14,-Tl'.V:NT FOOD,
ipor-tan li t Il'ifeI States Shoul l
Realze Need.
Roie, .\larch 21.-The U'nited] Slates
miat devote itself to incteased agri.
it liiurial prod cllionl , in tihe opinion of
DIavic i in, the Alerican r'pr'esen
Ia ti.ve in 11le I Il ern:at ioinaml I iwl af ilale
at AgriultI re I h re. .\r. I,ubij. \ has
ent to l'rsidl'lit Wilson a plan for
f'ootl mobilization inl vase of, war based
onl experienee of, I-:ur1ope anll '0i111int
to obtaini a grealer agtrivcultu oral 0,
fPP t Iinl view of lie world's sliortage of
loo si an tl alos to prevent foo0t sp wecula.
Ition. To (he .\sociatoil I'res .l I.
Ilubinl Said:
"'Ile first anl IIcessa5(ryl thing is to
plalt potatos, tuilplills. cartts and
corn oil faris anll also oi every I
available (.ity lot. The sate ineas
rll's shouhl be taket for anirial I( oo1
an114 for indliiail agrivIallurIal I)r.(
duts, siruh as collon. If' .\nierica goIs
to watr it an st ii letinstainI that the
war wil last perhaps It wo years long
v r. r on ' a riu ur l i bii -
tion has kept ir ali v( n1111 gh ig.
.\ sysiveri of, footl <dktribuilon thrlolugh1
tle patcel post is elsia'r'Ibl inl order
to avolI high pric s :un the activities
of' speuelators. C(on'gress also shoul
adopt Senator )o She1par1I*s bill to solve
the food probleni."
NO LONGERf DAN-l;t
OF ('Ol'NTElSlIt(KE
No iensoi to EXpect I'prisli of 1Re.
net lonaries, Accordin to Itissitn
Professor.
Stockholm, \areb 21.----Ti're is no
longer anly echance of, a coun lterrevolu1
tion In missia, In, tIe opinion of Itrof.
l'ail Vilog iradloff ol Petrograi uni
versity, but he radicnl palicitilsts ale
still .I sourte f. ill, anger f~or (he nll\w
goveninet. Prof'. \'onogradloff, who
i oil hi. way to Englinl to lectu;- at1
OxtorI. :-,iI inla an iter iew at Illp
uprising Wf Illao rep li0canls. .\; t o
1hv (o.I. of, , ovorilnint to be :adopt
edl tlter 1 nowher.le ally direh1 to an
livialm e tIle (le('ision of, (le national
conivention. NaItura'llyv tle (Itiestion iof
lpea i or war is Ilior acut but that
faction of Ihe Socialists which desires
a separate peaco does not appear to
be (slm'(lally indlpendvlent. One nlay
be easily deceived in this iliatter. Dur
ing th i r day s of' ex itelielit tlire
were ' o11 (Ustali d n (llialIi th1at Ihe
'sau h er hwui-h cea[sef, I'll! 11111 .
\ Ill Vi l1,-I CRI-: E NjW00()D3lj -'L l
I NSI'lA N(E .SSO('1.ATION.
Organ(ized 18 .
II e: 1hOa .\AIor oil n tel 1nd1r
desTire aboutr liur lanth ofto insurl'An b
Wbe inture tou : rprt(gant e
FireWholtormoLigtning. C
A0ompay in..ist.......~t 'tol .
.1o you tatours....is..thevsaei and
b.e'vle Y iGeenwood, . .le ilrn iiri lr.au
rS. a I':d'r ef.....h.l igo .C
II. 1. ~chlson Llle'tlumia, S. '.
'A. O. Grasto.. ... ....\.t. Carmel, S4. C.
Jn. TR.Cib UT......raINy STC
1 I II. N ih lo .. .. I ei ld S. C
W.i.W atnI.. ..Wateloo1 . C
OwenBro. Marb\l, en &gr.
dreenod S.l) (. 4.I
who joined In the demand have reach- 10PE1E A i I-S
ed a diflerent conclusion after riper what Is tle best 1ir tonie. We al
conSideraIti). ways reinmiiI1enid
"I shall not attemil)t to dely that
genin ainiger threatens froini tlie
radical element but on the ot lier
hand I desire to em plimsize t(ilat. 11he,
provisional governiemniii t I s coiplete J RAUL MAmI.
master of the sittuation. P'rince I Aolf 1I1I t TO IN I.
((le premier) Is a wonderful organ-- \\'e kinow the foiniilla and it is a
iZel' an1(d tihe government, thanks to good ole. Sold only by us, .1' and
hIls Cfforts, Li winnIng more ai(d m1ore Co.. '111d Watts
Stabiility daily." iltlr g (oIa rn u \at
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o b s O b h t
-As
itors.
New -11 4~
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I"lf.ABLR FEDERAL 1 '' XP.JUOC A L'1 H.
When you do your banking with us you do it with
a Member Bank of the FEDERAL RESERVE sys
tem of banks. Our bank had to show it was a Strong
Bank bfure it could become a member.
We are one of a vast army of banks which
STAND TOGETHER for the protection of our depos
itors.
OuW bank can take its scurites to our entral
Reserve Bank at any time and get MONEY. When
your oney is in ourbank YOU can get it whon YOU
you. vePut YOUR money in OUR bank.
The Enterprise National Bank
N. B. DIAL, President C. H. ROPER, Cashier
Table Linen
Syou nowy White
ed. We are sure our work will de
light you.
Laurens
Steam Laundry~
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