The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 25, 1917, Image 3
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5,000,000 Corns
Lifted Right Of!
Ti'ry 2 DIrops of .W1g1e "Gets-It".
There's a wonderful difference he
tween getting rid of a corn now anld
the way they used to try to get rid
of it only forr or iv e years ago.
"Gets-It" ha:; revoluttiolized corn his
tory. It's the only corn remedy todayi
that acts on tite new prillciple, not
"se? Jst q frpor IGMI-'1.' Now
Tomorrow I',0 1 1- t31 - '%efat( Corn
Ligatofr-:amtd It'.s 0401n01"
only of ,sh1rivlling up the corn, bIt
of looseninl13g the (orn1 off --so 1oose
hat you c.n likt Ii right off witlh your
filiger:. Put 2 drlops of "Gets-It' oil
that corn or cal tonight. That's all.
The cor 111 d oned sure as sun rise.
No pain. or trouble, )I- roreness. You
do away once and for all with toe
ln1had banaes, olov-valin:; salves
nlr what-nos. Try It
---get surprId Iat lose a (1r11.
"(eIt"' .ol everywhere', 2.uce a
botite or (nut onl redceit of price by
E'. lIavrnvoe & ('o.. t('i :o. Ill.
Hol inl . ns anl reconim1nded
S h v 1. 1 cr rounwdy b~y
urekla I 'uIg to., l'ow I ug Co. '.Iid
RUSSI.NS IE'U'SE
(;EIMAN OVEITI'URES
ocinii E:lement in Ne (1o vernt
menit Will No.t Listein to Glerman (
Prioposals ol' l'ecet't.
WVashington)1, A 'ril 1 8.-Assu ra nces
r'eached Wash1 ingt on today23 that nin
(Ir no1( condition.31 now (con(ceIvable
wIll the 1 rovis1)2ioa \t'l ernmen (1
Rutssla y ield to) the overture('s from1
(elnman andc Autrian- socialistic
reIpreta51ttives to negotijaBe a set
ar'ate peace.
Thle (ntnte1I 'l ~ ebsles, ith thli Is as
suranilce before thleml, confessedl the
gr'eat. senise of re lie' they 'felt from
the1 apprIlehenio un501 3tder wh ich t hey
have labored for thte past two weeks
that the extr:eme sociall'stic elements
have s0 far dlomlinated the prtovi1s
sional government through soldiers
andI workmen's commnittees as ser..
lousaly to jeoplar'dze the Intetgrity of
the entente alliance.
The gathering of soceliats at
Stockholm, known to be fomented
by Germans andI Austrians, was look
ed1 upon0 with drteadl and .suspIcIon
andl it was feared~ that cuinlg alp
11ea1s to tihe alt ruistle principlecs of
social Iim, the unl)iver'sal brothlerhlood
of wor'kligment and~ 5such1 consideoration
might force the Jprovisional1 govern
mlent to consent to a seplarate peace
to terinlate the war.
It Is now learned from an author
itive sourc P t0Bhat thlese apprehlensions
and m iisglivin~gs wVere based upon01 mi11
undlerstandlings of the alms of tho ex
trenme socIalistie element In Russia
and of the reacl strength of the~ pro
visional governmlent. The Informa
tien recceivedl today is to the effect
-that, os far fronm contemnplating any
peace on tihe basis of existing gov
ernment, the adivanceed RussIan so
eialists wvant to carry their dlemocrat
tzing Ideas by force into the enomy
countries and to aIppeal to theIr
broth~er socilists in Austria and Ger
miat~y to raise In revolt and overturn
monarchies andl establish trute so
cIalistic rep~ublicsl in their places.
Tils movement Is reported to be
gathering strength rapidly In Russia
among the soldiers and workcingmen.
The former are falling~ into line to
reanew the oamnatrn In the east and
oming~ on
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CHAUTA
hM workinlgmen are going back to
their shops to (urn out shot aid shell
aInd Powder on the greatest possible
scale. From every quarter comes
assurance of support for the provis
lonal govermilient.
REAL HAIR GROWER
Founid at. hast... Pnrislian Sage shows
results in three days.
If you are rapidly losing your hair
and fear baldness, the lAurens Drug
Co. wants you to try Parisian Sage
at (heir risk. It will surely stop the
excessive loss of hair and -make your
hair and scalp look and feel 100 per
cent heller, or youri money reftn aded.
Iiund reds of men and women have
written telling of wonderful resul t's
obtained by using Parisian Sage. 1o
ile who were geltig bald say I hey
now glory In Iheir beauiflul hair.
Others who have -had dandruff for
years and he head iteVhed like mad say
they had a eleai leithy scalp att1r
.i11t a few aIppliegttioIs of this s3kn
did Ireatinent.
.No matter whet her you ar1e bother I
wilhi fallinug hair, gray hair. stringy,
duli11, brittle, oily hair, andrulf r
itching scalp. try l'airisiani Sa, o today
(In this illoily back offer. A lirg e bo;
tle is inexpensive at drug stores ev
erywhere, and if youi Iir is worth
sa:ivinig 'arisian Sage I; sureily worth
trying.
W.AII BiONDS WILL, BE'.
IlD11la1 .\DVE-:RTISED
Newspnlipers, .ia1azines, Street Cars
and 110 Ionrds lie xt(I-: sisely I'sed.
Wash ington, April 22.---A nation
wide advertising campaigti Ii' extra
ordillary proportions ha- 1 deld
ed upon by Secretary .\cAdoo as the
mlost effe1-tive means- o)f dIisp1)o: "InI;
qllickly of thet $50000, h ond i -
I ;ite Sooll to bev offered to Ile puitui..
SO IIIaity patriotie, offers of aid imre
iouiied into the t reasury departlment
rcenly ithatI practically every method11
of pubhlicity in the country will he at3
thle governmuent's dlisposal, Withoiuit
charge, in helping to make Ithe issute
a success.
Newspapers, ma~gazilnes, stieet (ari
adlvert isemnent, eveni thle blililbo ads,
I oon( imay be proeiaimiing thie issue in
big tytie and suminmon ing ev'ery Amerc -
icani to doi his duity' to his cotry by
subsibS~lintg. L a rge adivert ising agen -
('ies h'ave offered t heir services free
of (iost in witing the advertIsing andl
othaerw ise assisting in the campa iiiigni.
.\la ny newspapiers have oplenedl their
advertising col umns wit houmt clharige.
Ollils have welcomed such offers
and ex pect ot her's of a sim ilara nature.
Theiire will be no general campaign of
plaid advertising, it was said authori
tatively tonight, nor the incurrence of
any items of expenseO whatever that
are not absolutely essentIal.
Five mIllion dollars will be avail
able for' all items of expense. A force
of appiroxiately 1,000 per'sons will be
ade ote bur'eau ot engraving andl
patingled working night and
dlay to mneet thle precsent heavy dle
Imands of the goveirnment anal at least
200 ('lerks will b~e emiployedl In the
clerical Work incidental to thle big
bond1( issue. This force will be obtaini
ed through Ithe civil serviee.
Offers of assistance have been ire
ceivedl from many unexple(cd sources,
Demar'tmnent stor'es have offered not
only to accept subscriptions, but to
solicit them, and in sonme cases, to
make subscriptions ensier' for their
customers by buying biondls outrnigh I
and accepting instalment paymnents
for them. Ex press coimpanIes have
offered the service of their money or
dier' depart ments fr,'ee. Chains of
stor'es dlealing in various coimmiodities
have asked if they might not lie au
thorized to. receive subscripl ions.
Patriotic societies, civie oi'ganiza
tions, frater'nittes pnd hundreds Qf in
dividuals have nrged the departm'ent
to permit them to conduct an active
selling camp~aign.
Alahka Iee Cream Frmeeze'ri In. all
sizes.
S. M. & 1lm H. WIrItem &CO.
the Big I
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UQUA WEEK
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*lDIALIS NEWS.
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Dials, A prll 23.--There was n
preaching at this place Sinday after
no n. 1istead, 1,.r. .:. .1. -eSwain o
Greecnvil le, adldressedl a comtiparative
ly large audiience in the interest of t lu
dlenoim inational colleges of our' statei
.\tr. .\eSwaIn was no0 strtanger, thlougi
not knowni peiaps personally by all
lie is ktnowni by reputationi to mtany
As ani oration his addrtess was onie o
eiars, A P lit erPest, as lhe t nochd o
some of hie most essentIal things upie
tettmost in the tinds11(1 of the Ieople o
doday, namtioely food saeat'e ty, lv<
sitruturei . eduienitti and 'el igotn. Tin
stubiject w as htaundled in the usual bhil
hmt anner 1f the speaker and iada
aI dlee imn r b tiluession on his hearers.
'lis .\aude Owinugs was a i'cent
visitori l.aiuen, where she was lh0
pnei of A.Inerstas lietrns. e oi
.i :i rs. lohert Owings an
i-(11n lf th ointaint ti, were vi
tot of .\l. ii. Y Simmonsarits Sunday.
Al. i d .\ts. .1uhins nr iy were Tlh
div guess; o alr. Ili tais Curry an
.. ick ('ampb titiell atid ehiildtre
Slautris, apent last week with IIr
'ophilell': par'ents, .\lr. and Mirs TI. I
('g litI efhl. 11
lestr1 C. R rotks, (alvin Owing:
rad andrst Toil of Ciriiens, were I
1uir dt \ioniday. .\id. Tythiad
drtessed Caph ms metn bnd ehil on
da, ni ngi ii a wi o'ltwek in Itie 'de'
1 l a'l i . .\'r Tod i I' ell i
lrI ip Mo d. N I. Toddvi : 1 ( 1ti
I d I spker '! . :tpok il inl. a io
l':at:i :hitvn'nrt of " auihei
Mn.S uh (arolinla, as well,] a
hell : .\ntuir coun tIr i re iiri
. ra tis : ar :iit itlfovd ti ff.
\, r; ''ilI and ( :n, of lie - was'peisltn
( o f i hoi i -ttei atinlta tiu
how. tey erC ini cople fteeryl
\ i "-ani- ihmwar ofI~urn:
.\!rs YaesC, of9e-redh
commun't'
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HERE MAY 9
Ville, was a recent Visitor of Iis sis
ter, \lrs. Allbrose Holier.
31s. ilattle Willis of Owings, spent
several adys last week with .Mr. .lohn
Hlloder and family.
Mr. Claud Armstrong, who has beel
resiling in Ha llimore. .\dl., for a n11itum
ber of months, returned home last
week where he will remain for so:ie
tine with his parents.
.\iss Christy Aber,-rombie an aged
and highly la Cl ed woman of this
cotmmunity , tiled at her homne Friday
imo rnling, after al illiness of several
Imtolnth1s.
The deceased siPent all the days of
her long and exemplary life as a resi
dont of her (old home near heire. She
is survived hy two sisters, one broth
er, and a wide family connmeeioln.
\lis .\biervrollbie was a consistant.
Christh:I. and a niiber of I 0ials
hur11ch, hav1inlg uiteld with the einarchel
inl early lifeo. The remainls werev inl
lrrd int h Ow e(Nmltry at this place
1it trday morningtt,_r \rvices being con
- ueied by her imstor. thv Wiv. (. (.
Iliarley.
The aulnine That Does Not Aftect The Road
necatuse o its tonic aid laxntive effect. LAXA.
'Tivg InR OM O QIU1N I Nt. is buetter thanuu ordinnur y
Quinine uunnd does not enuse tervoustness nor
rinliug in hicd. Retmember the in unic und
look for the sugnututre of E. W. GROVE.
"TRIBUTES IN Si
whih ~well . d f fre.l
am yo monaeyI. ii u th co101
Owen Bros.Marble&G
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p ihe t i rolinas.
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FITTING MEMORiALS
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- y u; w. ha .d im m m e i. 1 mmil t> 1, win
(l I:e tils Owsi r . our ; \.r i(n . \\ A ilc is bild. M -
naii iibih.airiia rii e:.m..b...........'.i..'m.--..
tetm eaure isdn high s msumwla-imtr hi
u'lfeeling hot a and d "i e:
vI a.o-W-T hrozj1h .8tcra
an i ho 1d f rcf
ili , . f .u .\d:~ IiIciLr -Ae l~ in
the tem eraureis ig
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Chara-Cal
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