The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 13, 1917, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11
The New Baby
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To the expectant mother the coming
of the nev baby should be an event n
of great jog. She should be bright
and happy. A cheerful frame of mm1d
will influence her coming baby's entire
future life. a
Thousands of motheis; for the past
fifty years have used "Mother's
Friend.' This preparation has a soft
ening, penetrating effect on the ab
dominal muscles. The period before
childbirth is made much easier. Much
of the pain is avoided at the crisis.
"Mother's Friend" is a safe prep
aration. It has won the highest re
gard of all mothers who have used it
and is a prescription of a noted doc
tor. Gct a bottle from -your druggist
today. Apply it ight and morning.
A valuable be containing some
thing every mot er should know has
been prepared fo users of "Mother's
Friend." It is f c. Write Bradfleld
Regulator Comp ny, Dept. N, 420
Atlanta, Ga., today for this book.
FitEE OF C-1111104E.
Any aduilt suffering froc cough, col i
o bro.:chitis, is invited to call at the
drug store of 'owe Irug Co. and get
absoutly free, at samIIle Iottle of
Moiseine'', (erinan Sy *iip, P soothing
and h'e.hling remedy for -pl Wug tron
les, which has a stcee, uLreord of
fifty y. ars. Gives the patient a good
nights' resi free from0 cOtluging, with
free extectoration inl tihe moorning.
Ieg1biri sizes, 25 aol 75 eents. For
sale in all civilized countries.
NGe
This is a prcs iptf6n repared especially
or MALARIA or LS & FEVER.
Five or ix doscs w Itak any case, and
If taken then na a tonic tlc Fcver will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or oicken. 23c
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KLEAN
PALM BEa
MOHAIRS
SERGES
TROPICA
DIXIE WE
LINENS
SHONTUI
Drop in anid look
your correct fit.'
CLARDY
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FittEINISlIP NEWS. *
Friendship. .June 9.-T'le graini crop
t tls section Is not as good as It
a.s last year. A very little was SOWn I
lis timle.
Mlr. atnd .\rs. .1. L. Pitt!; wmil ns
arvin and (iworge pent last aiday
itl ir. \\'arren ltalentine of lir- I
loniy Sos'tion.
.Nir. .nd .\rs. W. 11. Pitt- and family
ecro tlle iusts of .Alt. .ohin Vaughn
nd fatily of lart'onty last Fuiday.
.Nilr. and .\rs. .1. A. Pitts and famidly
!sited Nir. Lambert Armstrong of
:ln commnitily last Sunday.
.\r. and 'iMrs. A. II. Pitts and 1at1ily
i.;itel the latter's mother, .\1rs. 1. 1,.
)avis of Princeton comunitlty last
'atur iday , and Sunday.
Mr. .\. .1. Coats and sister, Miss tier
Acre were muotoring inl IilnaPthh'
anday afternoon.
.Niises ltelle Traynhaim anld lazey
toll of Itabull imotored inl and aroinid
lonea Patlh last Vednesday; getting
-o oG for Tllv .\dvert iser.
Mr. W. 11. itts and dau1glhter. .iss
.ila male a Ilying trip to (reen wood
;141\Vvf(1 Wednday. accompanied by \r.
I. A. Coats.
.\lra. Lou Coats and Ulttic .is . 1uit
'ats spentt last Thursday with Mirs.
T. .l Pitts of this Community.
.r. Arehl"Ie Loppard anld family of
Troy, were visiting parents in thils
eCtin last Sunday.
Mr. .1. T'. Pts and family and Mr,
W. ii. Pitts and faiy We'r visitin
relatives in West in itister Saturday and
Utit1lay.
.r. 1:id Pitt and liss Lucile speni
ua y 10 v afternoon With .\lisses t11t
a and Geieva Pitts of Icliioty Taveil
Me./su's A. hi. UndI.\arvill Piltls Iuid
bisiliess trip to the ilty a.stu day.
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RTABLE
~OOL
ES
--We Have Them
A4CH
L WORSTEDS
.AVES
4Gi SILKS
them over. We have
& WILSON
USIVE. 9
ITS FOR
P KOOL ~1
He who loathes war, and will
do everything in his power to
avert it, but who will, in the
last extremity, encounter its
perils, from love of country
and of home - who is willing
to sacrifice himself, and all 0
<that is dear to him in lifo, to x
promote the well-being of his
fellowman, will ever receive
i a worthy homngo.-Abbott.
THIS MOTHER GAVE HER ALL t
Touching lncidcn : of SacrifIce on the:
Altar of Her Country's Need.
One of the touching Incidents of
ireneral Lyons' march to Wilson creek
wats thiit of a Tennessee imother brIng-.
Ing her little ioy to the captaitn's tent
and oflering hit for the service of his
country. The boy's father lid been
killed in aittle and the mother and!
boy wvere itl(ne in the world. The,
bright eyes and ahlrt bearing of the
little chip, for lie was searcely thir
teen years of age, caight the (eye o'
the cIptinll ant1d he asked wihat the
boy could do). "I can dIrum," he said
proudly stretch'ili im inself to hIs fill
heIight. And he could as the lifer
Soon fouiid oilt a- he played "The
Flowers of Ed I I)oin olgl," iI most dif
fleult piece to follow with the (lrtu11.
"MdIiinlll, I'll take the boy," sahl tie
captnll. The mother kIssed her boy
nd turning to the (ap1tn1))In said:
"Bring him back, captiln," and to the
boy she said as she lplia(ced her hind
on hIs eager little head, "God bless
you, my boy. You're all I have left,
but I give you to iiy country, tiand
drum1 right bravely for the boys ln
bilue." DuII-ng the hleavy fa'tiuing
marchi'eIes from Roli to Sprillgleld It
was amu11)1s ting to see the long-legged
fifer wildillg Ihroitgl the mu14d witIl ou1r
little drmnrhero) tulonnted onl h1i
back. lut r ig the fight at WIlsoln
reeik the checry fife andt( bwave (t' Irum
heat time' for the soldIer boys It hat
tie. Tihe fight led dlown into it (14eepI
avIll nt4 I wils not iong hefore our
dr111tum1(.r holy was 11n the4 tahl1st of tha
friay. Tha ,0t il the detatil 1on gual
duty neilil the raville tholiiht 114
h 1ard 1 faIntly the sound of a rint11. Ilk
listened InI Ithl 111e ilight and w
the relit-f 114n. im askd pertuitssion to
go InII n e of the( little drun11114,.u n d i.
lie folllowerl the (oriof the drum111
and soon Poumd wur hero) Seated(4 fin the
grounitil4l with h111l 4 bok algaillst i trei
aIld hIs fllb rutlit nul hrnling MnI
oish. gI)l d dropl' his nrut stlets a.
I 1 . I I11 114 I1g 'I'll ' 111 e l(a1 -1 te
the guaI(Ird n o 1114 11) 11141 exchllin'll :
"OhIt, corpora I til1' ,(o glald tIlsl you.
Give tm n and as he turned to
go to get him wr plolded:
donl't go and le4a m1e. I enn'twalk.
SIl ''t1 Il l l s had been shot $tf t
the ne.1ooigcoe he div
Ared at (dti111 lyI It h grass.
bull evidenitly blefre hII dlied hetluad
Put at torniu'iet about the stitts of
Ibh. little legs. The, brave h111 was
Carried Into enmlp and gvnsurlgicall
aittenitionl, hill th4 bralve liIttl spirit
wont oul into tell bightines and lan
of a duty TrIwu dt of aIl Countr
served eveu Cunto denath.
Amerient. to theo
ote pledge ur1. loyalty,
M n 4d , i art. and ha11141;
T hSliCly aw's h111w1selyematehrt
yhonondpwr neer etaye1Od- 1
TilGov eyou land! ilsg0'IlsI
dlqent ribtes f D11 ahes Wtre
011Sto Our13. 11' Cuty' NeedsO andI'
for ty anvd unst. adfoee
on nduse arabDe. adpnis
Let swr obethe ur peal.y o
whurryiongtronds nothigbt,
Ifuwmbae tuof waour ctryn
atnd genratvnalry horsse
comefe uar scalledtf ot als.
assucdk fro thl sun-bake deher to
pitc lw rtspert and haprdess
Prs oelyinn thi alnis vltrlos,1
ersy the ben kinstNttionst
N aind. Gar
t\enh.
Answr the bugcle's eal.~'4)"a~
Hurrying0111 trng 1of khki 1(1t
4 Iumle of 110ag14on train 'o
UN DOWN BY LAW
AFTER TEN YEARS
'Icture Betrays Escaped Convict
Twice Nominated for Min
nesota Legislature.
After striving fillr ten years to re
sialish lilnselfi' as i pt ail
ninhelr 41f sm-11ty. Wenllzel Kht
'aped coliviet, ha.1 just been retuiiriied
o tlie state prisoi of Milltt'ie)tI to
:mpllei'te a life sent ence fo r niurde'r.
So successful were-his vfflrt S to be
iate agood citizen thait, undler the
laiune of "W1illiini Coles," he twice oh
ined a no-iIintinii for the state legis
lt Iire an1d held t he respect of
he coilliity airouid Austin, where
il lived.
The Crine for whileh Kibait Was Conl
vieived occurired in vlthi. The farinuitse
of 0. MeCarthy was luried Ilid hoine.
jV
Has Been Returned to the State Prison.
were w ,t111let in Ow I is. A :t 1th t' lV
er we n t see S ti i lin ill., tw :i 1ut ho.4
a Slichtl . n tted1 tIl l ill- ist licte l ,.
\h\rly it r ntr;w -Z0 . rI1" ilt, ne-l~ll
envern tir Shesor S~hetrie to tE.
p lene il, i-nlt, the* v ii1 er e lltpld
in lnit nbh hic h w: <w: tin
fr. hinm (ot ;ble. r.i tel, wh , sid,
lo hegan at ,enrch fr -Me('arthy, who,
he delares, Sil livel S, Ill search
111rie li illnto xoithi il) WS t h Amner
1lea'i atu ltirenyin ste rts of the nitd
itlt. Un necessf tin tit test
Slii1 s. V l l su v f 'l l I,O lii gt11 . Shle'
h ewse to Austin loss Otw two yeiars
a1go l) 10 vstabl~ih d :a (01411r shop.
Utter he was.t: viluploy(.1l i a lutking
hou (s. 111t on a yll .\. 1 S the llf'th
owneitr, ghlninglt throturh anl told panliphi
bat's ph11owngraph ais tht, pielltr of
"Willinok o. lie Follind the Ito
lick. :1114 Kilbat was arrtetd.
MAID FALLS; SUES MISTRESS:
Denver Girl Says She Hurried to Es
$30000ingews.
'i r, -Is h tls ,.D ti, w O h
saysn, ass"-meuo, olneer
urgoloing i tihurry tida' lloetiioi taa
I in thetii Dunnl hea 11'iO Grnt Istret
nthrpti) tof haeno e ofusinitl ii
lThit stlr y i l ~'it det', l iti l ger in'.
J, heto "hurty was shae toeare the rob
tory ert.heefrsoftedtc
tIn ageyingato copyohed slipediiand
andell pdiceofting heightbonbler.
have beeiled tofo 3.0 ahuinges. trhen
theertsetha A re.wrnn "fn$5,000 isndf
Ir fterwedo inspird rerwt fa, n
Sitha Term c Count, ased beher
,seDepascuty b Sheif Repoedat
Ne okPli celt~lil Tiy 95 Folling Trac
Threonhis d t ~i Recove
to follewn. ai tri he ts odi' to~~
n- 'iti c recover iiewel i valuedii at $3.i0le0t0,
W4inithropl of''tt Lenox, il newso whas I
o ltbsecoepbictruh.none
Patriotic M
Love of home and counItry is a
natural and a universai instinct
which finds its most satisfying ex
pression in music. Yankee Doo
de, Dixie, the Marseillaise-such
music thrills because it is the ex
pression of a nation's hopes, fears
and aspirations.
The day has cone when the United States of
America finds itself at war in defense of hu
man liberty, and at sc a taie all true Am-er
cens wll tum instinctively to the mu which
is s t rcisel asbociaterl with te be t trait
of the ntion. I
We hiave in stock a large assoUrment of pa
triotic airs, which it wouldi be our pleasure to
ayover for ou friends. Count yourself
among them and ask to hear the favoie airs
of our nation and of our allies.
P'DW we DJrug Co.
L aurens, S. C.
$50, 000 Ownes Coes t
Follow MaxweWs Eonom
Ti!mph of May 23rd
-undreds of Maxwells on May 23rd
.mad gdc ar c mh a MiaxwULl wi.
go fm-ther ca a) ge' of gaslas e t
p ay ohefr oif..p cnier C-nw, fromsl
well~s to mak as good or a batter shuo:tof
ing than was made on historic May 23rd
May 23d was Mxwell Gasolinie Economny Contest Day all
overx the United States and Canada.
Fifty Maxwell cars went a total of 1,983.6 mi!~s on a total
of o0 gallons of gasoline.
The *average gallon mileage of those cars was 39.67. And
these were privately owned Maxwells-in actual daily use.
Those 892 cars 'averaged 27.47 mniles per gallon of gaso
line. More wonderful records are being received daily.
We could rest our laurels on this great triumph-but we don't
intend to do that.
$50,000 In U. S. Liberty Bonds
To Be Given Away Next Time
Now we're offering $25,000 in U. S. Liberty Bonds as prizes
to the 500 Maxwell owners who make the best mile
age on one gallon of gasoline. Every Maxwell owner has
an even chance to win a bond.
The other half of the $50,000 in Liberty Bonds is to go to
dealers for helping us with this stupendous undertaking.
If you own a Maxwell your chance to win a Liberty Bond is as
good as anybody's.
The contest is open to women as well as men Maxwell owners.
See us at once for details of the contest.
Enter this history-making competition now. Win a Liberty
Bond.
Laurens Motor Car' Company