The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 25, 1917, Image 8

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Spring Colds Are the Worst They lead to catarrh and pneumonia. They weaken the entire system and leave it un able to resist the sudden changes. They interfere with your digestion and lessen your act ivity. Neglected they soon becomo that dread diseaso known as sys temic catarrh. Don't neglect thein. It's costly as wellas dangerous. PERUNA Will Safeguard You Have a box of Peruna Tab lets with you for the sudden cold or exposure. Tone your sys tem up with a regular tourso of the liquid Peruna, fortify it against colds, get your digestion up to nor inal, take care of yourself, and avoid danger. If you are suffering now be gin the treatment at once. Give Nature the help she needs to throw off the catarrhal inflammation, and ailnin become well. Peruna has Ieen lielping peoplo for 44 years. Thousaiids of homes rely on it for coughs, cold and indi gestion. It's a good tonic for the weak, as well. . Tho Peruna Company, Columbus. Ohio W-AT IS LAitOS LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA A DIGESTIVE LAXATIVE CATHARTIC .ND l.IVER TONIC LAX-Fos i. not a Secret or Patent Medl cine but is composed of the following old-fashioned roots an herbs: CASCARA BARK BLUE FLAG ROOT RHUIBAR3 RCQT BLACK ROOT ^ MAY APPLE ROOT SENNA LEAVE' '*. ANDP P F fiN -I InLAX- Fo!th C1 -( -s .is improved by the Ifllitiou u; !e gestiv' i'gretdi enltq hn it betta I.ihlan onlinlacy C CARA, and thius th com CkIllbiniationl act,-, not oni; as a isti :mitai:: lax ~ti\ at,ul cathaur tic lut IlIso a.; a d is ive a11d Miver tonic. Syrup laxativo.- are web. , hut L.%.-iel comine enthwih lcah, o matic tate a)d doe S ';t or d!st-shl the stom:iach. Olne brttle will liove LAX-F(-.cs is invaluable for Con:stipation, .Indie:tin or Terpid Liver. PricL 50c. 0pons from folks Who Know For mralarial headlache, Grangcr Liver Regulator entirely relieved my trouble.--J. Ke iight, Wctumpka, Ala. 11.ad heavy headache. Vomited twice to ris a day. Four doses of Gra:.:c Liser Regulator made me wvell.--Lounds P. lrindley, Somer Ville, Ala. olther had sick heiadache. Granger Liver RevIhtor did her more good than all the m 'aline he had taken Ib~efor'c.--1 rley avis, Pacio, Ala. -I never ex ~pec to be without it in mny h-mu.-.!:ni Usey, G;adsdeni, Ala. Olt is; a great- se'vcir of doetors' bills. --Louis N. Kent, llonoraville, Ala. Thr snone better.-Dr. Tr. E. Cothram , AleN~is, Ala. SAll d:ufri 'a :2e11 Granger Liver Rlegul a.---::c. T:-y it. How's This? WVe offer On~o Hundred Il)ollars Reward for an \ caco of Catarrh~ that cannot be ciau d by llaill's Catarrh Cure. 'loniy Iior ti.- hei I e s aral llevo tr nslio s i Iii toCanr)y ont anyV obh. ulions nlh- hI hi rtn. NAT'ION.\b iL\N. II 4u m'11\r:(C0. Toledo, (I. cilalS : aarhz . lur i1:4lla-n 'Iuinerniiily. by all l irng ists. TVaku 1 lanh u la :uily Ii fI 4 or conotipatliott TFake not ice l hatI on thbe Itih day of .\ay, 1917, I will rendler a linial ne* (100 ini lmy ar(m anrd do41~ ings as.d Fleu ningr. deeen -en, inl the 011i04o theIli at 1 I 1)'cl(1' 4. i 1., andl 11 on ile sam!e day will1 applly for a final d;icharge fromi myV trrst as .\dmilnisllrahir Anyv1( poilo indliiebt to idii esta Ie ii r , tiiedb and' re 4luired o mak 51 aI y-.1 Fe not l. on th 1t day.i erof tarinf thiu silsi estae0 lle.1.e will at.-I olk a.e to.hn o the said daye willy apply for a en forevel'hared.ro my ti':Adminas Exacuto. nTae 'notiebtd the 2s da (of Ai, 1t17,e an rillirende to ial Pay. count on tha ate; andin al pdeson ornvn dclas agInsth oaId e otfl thel prat horok or b.endorte samd (lae wll apovy for ba foreal dbcarredfro my trusts s Exetuoor MAny 2erso indebted to ai sa. e 1* * * * , e e *'4 * * * * * 3IAIlMlEN NEIVS. * 1. * * * * * * * *35 * * * MIadden, A pril 23.--Preparedness is n1ow1 the Issue Confronting the nation. Perhaps these words coming from a Laurens county boy in far off New l0llglanild will be read with interest: "I sincerely hope the farinters of the South will try to add something to the food supply of the World. This war will be won ver'y largey by ieans of foo(istilTs and every farmer who does his share to raise bread and fats will be contributing just so luch to the itilate victory of his country and her allies over the unspeakable system which the GermaIl11n government repre Ments." Catch that Mr. a2aurens Couni 1y Fartner? Love your coilttry? Then for love of' country 1lattt food. l'eople will go naked or wear 'itched clothes tbefore they'll go h1unigry and sure as yoll live we eau't eat cotton1! lI v. Mi . Willialus filled his regilar appoini IientIi at Iil'rspct Siii'dayl. lIe iId hi ai ere l h un, silt s for dfill 11er of .\r. and .\lt4. .1. 1). Utilberlsonl. \i r. .. '. \ 'i.\oor . .Mr. boore hilittl i as ' li t y -;ch tml ilk I'( m1de !. very la1vorablle imlpression onl his hiareis and live lard it cotpli'n. n vd. Omtr dvinlonstrator Is, an all-round :1all of worthl to fit. cotmmunity hev Hls- I. C . 0illlilliill,m Iv b er knlown as "Aun Imte is recoveringt from a reentl sick attack. Whichl her friends will be glad to hear. .\Mrs. .1. A. \\'offord. who was tillable to attend the iluarterly at 141nurens Sat ori'day on account of sickniess is now able to be up again. Alesdailes M it artin ad .M.oore ad1141 .lis, Stusie I,angstonl were re ti pleasant visItois to see Mis. \\offord. lAille \illiam linley was So vory s;itck that D)r. Vlhistophler was called to ,sZO the little f'ollow. We hlio hie will soonl he all r!ilal. M.\,. .1. It. P-ile~y Spent a1 night re( cently with ler daughter, .\lrs. .1. F''nnk Mlarl in of baturens. .\r. anld .\rs. Zehlus Traynlhaml, sonl INay and .\rs. l'owers were11 recent I, lint h a "141-< of .\ r. .1. 11. P'ow .\lr.. N lilt'il T agIl is ,pt1c liin t f e . day l itt h her 1it e, .\i r.i . I'vina .\r. and .\lrs. \\illif ',ro wn uA 14h 3sat i Si to i elM y . \r. and \t.Th"'ul .\tnro. .\lra . C'ora .\ldden and .\r M \olh'e SS iI Ir da y. T Iw fornier wenw downvl to bring, herl isler, .\iss M.1artha Aladdenl hoe Sehas beeni spenlding.. the winl lo w\ithl twr sister, .\rs. \\. l1.Tu n r .\liss Iangstol went down to see her broter, .r. flev \harton who hat 1r' turned it fom I hospital inl CLo'sler. .\r. .1. .\. \\offord hall thle :nisfor lne ii it a lo 1i\4 a tlii co a 114 i id:: die recently. 'M.\lesrs .1. If. l'ower. andi C. \\. Chapl man11 went upI lo Olw .lorseyv :,,aII al -onlillain Inn whsc"retnHp. l'ormer him1 Ia lugd a yong vow. I*olit l~T. ~ i iE NiEWi.. * I'* *ti * * i*s * lilt l, i* * 't toil .\li ( Ol ,A rl2. o e o h started to planb t yeot.ti nIsst'' ls eDr tiitndi a\t. Arthur. (lilnd of Sta-I' 11im, 4Ga., hav en iiig n ti hoinlav.ni'y hey caml Ie for theibil 'If'the s Ir' bther, 0'IA.\l.Sno Itat lan .Ofitl i the Jellar elrin leiitin. ITh ill \tlie 'Isi \ik sl anes ielis ofad' 11 loa n w romit them.l s e iilu .\111 9,t. \\'. I r Cooper iitted e r .\lir. .tae mt of lxhae Inrk seton, wiiat in or mdt eteray.on ll .\lrs.O lris onatI i, r leahol witer v'e~ior, w'taine' heratreIentl vIstn .\I'Ilr. llb r 111 lcioope tand oitr, the Sarght.u frnd .\li'I 0llio teand and d reach'1 ig at ins for apel Iyester alngtvea rmon he rebak~tL wentd to w\are as. Theyd reportfhe~ityrai thon uesa ih..y a.Teee * ,**g 31'T. BETHEL NEWS. * 1* * *3 * * * ek * * * * * * * * * * .\t. Dlethel, April 23.-On last Sat tirday night the ladies of teh Improve meit association very tleasantly ei tertained qutite a number of patrons and friends of the school. -1Rev. I. F. 'Alorris was present and made a very interesting address. Other speakers were expecled. btt on account of the ineleinteiit weather failed to arrive. Af ter the address ice cream and cake were served by the school girls. -ir. and 'Mrs. Clardy lolt and Mr. Iteed Illakely Visited at ir. C. E1. San ders last Saturday. .\Miss Fannie Alorrow and tMrs .1. 11. Carlisle were the guests of Mrs. N. B. Wood Saturday. Ali'ses Claudia and .Jennie Stone at (ended the biritihday dinner given by .iss Ca iterine S'ullivan last Sunday. .l i's Feliela Slone and Mr. Pat sltit \wore recniti visitors in lionen 'r. -1. WV. Sn('.eos and Ir ". \'. k o:-- tt isit ied lr. 11b110 sllia u day. S ! .. . It. oler ha.1s retur ned to her h .r in Collinii after pl as 1ani1 vi.sit to herl p.1rents. .\l-. 'Ind .\rs. \\'. 1'. Stone. .\r. an1d .\rs. K. C. Cook an1d .\irs. I.\M. N. .\orrison 11uolored lo Willituitonl Stanlday. .\I rs. .\orrison remained with heri sister, .\rs. Fleminig Mrs. M. .1. Sharpet is very Ill at this writing. .\Ii. T. .1. Sullivain has purchased a ie\w Ford toring car. .4P4'I AIL SAYS -:VEItYONE SHOI'iD lilMNK HiOT W.\TCilt kN THlE 310It N IN G. Washil .t wy .All thle SiomaIch, Liver 111111 Blvel Polions ieforli Break To Ieel you p best. day in antd day 0 t11 , lo t ' tel clea nt in idet, Ito s ill oel(, in coni your, tongue11 and s-iekenl your treth t dull yot hise :u; ot ssy.otila. t , hiliouls at ta ks ick het adeh.t ( li ds, rh linatism l or lto i chi litn ch y lust it It lonle inst'id E e o'iI~heout~e. thi:i vast ly m.e 'ttimper t. stloel the Agls 'le. do nolt rb inpluities i to th 1 old, whilt ii t t howel pors do. I: k ai t Ic t twn I i ne stoi ia li, it([w t', Ill lUl fromn te lo ve r. ih i' Ih a iato mti gta let tozen ita ii e t'' dieh r a itppler iith I lats i dwt. Thi d ill cl telan , ! r t inl MIs .%.( 1,..h lls (ftir tole - Ihtot iulx e'til ithe i folay1 foilt.no i r , t Iat l lellea itore v i . bitind liore .ood ln11i t becnahm: e s ila de n k%- idnealen i li is an r a li a ter riv ep les m tetoe. They arses inxnie and i il rlniin" with idser tori the Sys nI f its :ilt )oisons aef toin elto tio iprev en th air Iori'la ' ion. jT fei'e al li oung folk fi l, lik yoli f atltbo our oflonervesand, musti'ls hettteitf~ Iatuateis wth ane-t Itum nth(iofboypolos.bgih.i tram S I e andI ia ht i an ke i. A.ip! \ot so ndi'o o I ta act I te sknt tndne aften otar ofr Weidntel a n hoelsho. 'o adn Int 'Sii:t' ilPNtt:W.y e~ i'*. I. . i in ,a ,g .u lo bio, SIt rin5 i. At t il 4.'.god t T he fa rer Nare thatre lan td. .\ks ter friner' Is anbold inihayaning tht"Ntr Thi'oe kHrns yount Itign NaCio. ven' tinh wild iel'eat c-'ittendthio Pet fet tre einch ensh .lth tnd GIo la.e.'rbdy rlvetis lingv itto thme toug bmucs wanl aid ittkIts wipctood in rs ton es mt ahalh co rdit an.\ .: .. . 'h nd s , Ir ,'h wr i teslaaTus CZAR CANNOT SEE CZARINA. Imperial Couple May Meet Only In Presence of Guard. London, April 17.-A dispatch to the Daily 10xpress froi Petrograd (liotes the Russia Voila -as saying that form er Emiperor Nicholas and the former empress now have been forbidden to communicate with each othe or their fellow prisoners except in the pres enCe of oflicers or their guard. "The former emperor," so says the correspondent, "Is conflied in three rooms. The- guard has been increas ed and at stricter surveillance is being imposed, due to ai attemnpt by inm1 bers of his suite to comniunicate su'r reptitiously with outsiders. Tile re strictions were imposed by order of Mlinister of .3 ustice Kerensky." ('itation ifor Letters of Adminstrition, State of South Carolina, Conty of IAnurelns. Ily 0. G. hl1o3lup5 son, )l'obate .Juidge: Whereas 11. I11 Pison nmade mluit to lil . to grai1 11111 Letters of .\.tiinis trationi oh th ta. and ffects1 of \\'. II. linsonl. These are (jierefore, to cite and adl tionisii all and1(1 ingilam 11 K i in d and1t Credlitor of 'ihe s:V \'. II. Pin Soil (vcase. id , Iout I they )l 1111 appear. bef e 1lilt. il lit i . i' t of Prolbate, to Ii hed aur. C6ur1i ilouse, Imat ronl," . '.- ., on th .d h day of .\la y, 1917, next., vi feIdie tio ereof, aif i I o'clock ini th lorenoll, to Show cau1se1, i any ty lave, wily the Said admiinistration shoul( not he graited. (iven under my ial this 201th day of April, .\ilo )olini 1917. 0. U. TiiOMPSON, 4 0-2t .1. 1,. 1. C. Five Sith ('iarolilans Are Itewarded For Hlerolsm. Five awards for heroism to South Carolinians have been made hy tile Carnegie I ero Fund Cominilion for fle period from .Tanuary 11, 1916, to .3lnuary 3 , 11917, according to its an 111111 repolrt. - Titohi ir was 1 bronze Illedal and $.;, for a woltIiy purpose as needed, to \\illiam Iogan. colorevd, aged 45, Stonle cnt.Ier, Wilo Saved C'11riles M. Starnes, age(d 26, farm foreman, from an enraged bull, at Columbia, S. C., ,lune 11, 101.1. '.'he secolid was a like award to \'hAlnd, colored, agod :1,11 lalbor or, whlo- alilmpted to "avo Ill iel and 1ti1hard il'ikett aIged 171 and '39, re rpgtivly laoresfrom Suffocation, by dioxide. s ill a1 \at I 1 1-2 Ieet deevp ( George'tow c, S. ., . Iuly 21, 1911. The thilr4 1w a like award to )I! vid S. Oliver. iged 22, ('11r, wh(o W' t -I I I31 I i ) 114' I 3) v4 1 a II( .1 .111 (I Il 1.11 (1i Pickelt I rioe sltfocatioll by dioxie gas in 31 vatiat Georgetown, S. C., .uly 21, 1911. 7 D 0 D D th A T< Wint J.HJ, -The fourth was a like award to fu- save .Mary merrIn front drowning at lian 1. Wilkinson, aged 26, farmer, Calhoun Falls, S. C., JAIly 30,. 1915. who saved Alary Perrn, aged 24, from When Wilkinson called for help, Mc drowning at. Calhoun Falls, S. C., July eClvey, who was suffering with rheu 30, 1915. matism and was fully dressed, dived The fifth was a bronze medal and 'from the bank and swan toward WiI $500 as needed to the father of WiI- kinson and Miss Perrin, but he sank 1lam lM. McCelvey, aged 30, switch- and dirowned without having reached maIn, who (lied in aln attenipt to help them. Get at The Source of Your "Skin Diseases" Don't be misled by this term, for builling and tonic properties in thou the appearance of pimples, boils or san s of cases arising from disorders rashes indicate something more se- of he blood. It washes the poisons rious than a mere "breaking out" of frql the stem and aids the blood in the skin. These eruptions are, in i t wvork cleansing and invigorating reality signals from nature that the tle he organs throwing off waste blood is impoverished, debilitated and matter, and keeping the body in a nor in need of help. Of course you can nal, healthy condition. sometimes drive away the infected Prove these facts for yourself by places by applying a salve or lotion, taking a bottle of S. S. S. and write but unless you treat them through the to our Medical Department for infer medium of the blood, they will occur nation about your case. Swift I again and agnin. Specific Co., 304 Swift Building, S. S. S. has provon its wonderful Atlanta, Ga. IVfP/HELIN Tis wonderfully successful fire -same high quality in. all sies nowready.or smalt cars - 3QxU And "OVERSIZE' 31x4 Highest Quality Moderate Price !!nesro he "rd~ same t," man cars a e ood us teslieny and a ut r u nilit n a worth. -h s End the saie hih qualty ub GBROTHERS MOTOR CAR t< ~opie expect more from >dge Brothers because believe in them. nd of courde theyst more p scause theytehpect mome. uring Car or Roadster, $785. er Touring Car or Roadster, $950. Sedan or Coupe, $1185. All prices f. o. b. Detroit Write, Phone or See EMP STONE, Agent Clnn S Wo . HU.9NS Lares :5. C.