The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 19, 1917, Page PAGE NINE, Image 11
Farmierm Ieteoul
OurNew Mlodel Ilyd.fli,
NVor a th d hst I
Pumpswter f ronsprmg
flowingi NveiI or brook.
No ruid.g expolnseg.
Vo rvizavo other Itains.
HPlecil Factory Prices.
Wo standl by guarnte -
Your monecy's worth or your injoy bac
Write to tIiv RA & UtMP WOlt e
Waynesboro. Virginia, for Catalog j.
I Recommendl
IDo
Not
Think I
Ever Felti
Much
Better
3 Mrs. William H. 1inchliffe, No. 20,
"Say-this is get
And it sure touches
the spot.," PABLO -
i.1 So good- because
LO. Yu' li ito~
'hopp" ta~, too
Tr PDO ody At
ra goddrn stn
cao..o, yu
,roer e.
4.-. 1Nito~c
D .d lm& r' c
9>un -a ,14A
STOMACHt
Mr aion Hocmo
a 'on-hie-4 ufeedw
"aftra cors owf.tee
Aeed t o tearchstmc
n~o good bau llfrytru
Arcmmndealid veyhihy
iverd medcne Ae.Id
.hpy stoac tro.ean o
he jaed liver tandelp
thIron ou at mtr
tem'. ~'DThjisedie so
u'sie in trie of e. Ge
Mro. Marin 25lcm aopa
a long wh=l = sufere uW
* * * * * * * * * ** * 4 * *
*
) WINIUS NEI S. *
* *
9 9 9 e 9 ,. 9 a 9 9 9 9 , e
Owings, Sept. 17.- --School beganI ol
Sep-Itenther, 131h a ry Courlt-Owings.
Thle enrlolhnlent Was o\-erl one hun11dred
I Peruna To
All Sufferers
Of Catarrh
ilyrtlo St., Beverly, Mass., writes: "I
tavo taken four bottles of Perune,
Lnd I can say that it has dono mo
t groat deal of good for catarrh of
lie head and throat. I reconlinei
'eruna to all suffeiers with ('atqrrh.
do not think I ever felt much bet
or. I am really surprised at the
work I can do. I do not think too
nuch praise can be said for Peruna.'
Those who object to liquid rned
ines can proture Peruna Tablets.
'171SI -W;; o
10~
/
TROBL
NacK." ay:"oIut
thsoahtobe ol
'eigate4ymalams
outh. ~ If .t ntigwt
lstmc trble. I heard
soul bea cosit. It ued
iall upt. It us the wese
o not have sick headache or
-e." Black-Draught acts on
It to do Its important work of
tis and poisons from the sys
ld be in every household for
a package today. If you feel
ght. You will feei fresh to-.
kage. All druggists.
and thir 'ty-ive. more ptuplis entering i
the Iigh se4hool thmln did hast session.
v'rosplects for a good yearl 11re vely%
VencouragIt ing W 111%NNvI"- ve ry forI; tun1t1
ill having such a1 splendid corps of
teachers, as follows: Illrot. It. T. \Vil
sol, 101th grade; .\iss Alargaet Shaw.
8th and 9th grades; .liss Aary (;a
soil; 1th and 7th grades; Ars. Nora
Per~tl, .,Ilh gradev: Aliss .\ary .\iller,
3rl and .11h 'grades,; Aliss .\laurie
Simllp.son. Ist aund 2nd grades: liss
\latild .\artin, violin and miano.
It(!\. IHarley and 1opkiis were PTes
ent andi spoke words of encourlage
Ilint. Air. .\. C. Todd also made a
shorlt talk, giving 11he chilirei som
good advice.
The death anlg(,l agin vi it ed our
little town in (id I'eimoved f roi orI '
mlidst. AIrs I~s ' iln Stoddard ld IeIr
death Came as a shloek to her rela
Lives and frieic. ier hody was laid
to rest inl tilt Dials celletory \Vednes
day afternoon, Sept. 12th. Services
were oliducied by her plistor, iter.
Alr. larley. The iloral designs were
beautiful, expressing love and sym
path 1y. She leaves a husband, Alr. .1.
T. Stoddard, a soil I"i'skinle, and a.
daughter, E'lizabeth. To these and the
father and sisters our loving sym
pathy is extended.
Alessrs C. 11. Owings, .1. L. (;iray, D.
Owings, .1. It. Cook, it. '. Wilson at
tended the County Sunday School
Convent ion held at I4)Irbina on Sept.
11th and 12th. The program was full
of the convention keyword "Service"
and cach felt. after having heard the
splen'ldid addr esses Ilade that t hey I
wid be better :le to 1 noder more
effect It .'4rvice inl Ilir wn Suinlay V
cho . 4 11. ' I ov'l v h) ti.ltlity of fli
jilC 11%.
llu rh . ca n o n u ni,, . i nj oy ed1 by
I))'. 14444 .\I I '.. \V414 .I4 iitI')4 4 \v 14I
tit ~ ~ ~ i v'(.te. |hn
.41)I011'l >a i i n.'d n t ha gone t o -
n A . in . l F l .n.y'.l .\lil:in1rl41
r. and id t \. V wli'e til
' e ia I s o f \' il ; I' .\Iv. 1 .. . ( i %
AI r.. u. S. m .4) I (b 1 ( I Aii'.fi I. il
Un'a1i'l tf thii' i s .ir. .T . J1 . T'i.
AtthIt d- \\C. A.tIeNday r of ;l e re ton.
I te -hd theIk. )I Imr ia it .\Irs. .1 . TI. St Id
dard. i
.\ls. .1. A. lilanchard and AlMaster
- ll(." ha ve 1.A tI-rnedl to ItheirI homne In II
Charilestoli ther a it nh' 11isitC. V uA \ith
.\li'. aid Alts. .1. L. ( ay. I
liss 11cula Biyson who is teaching
in Siipsoivillt was holne \Vldlesday i
to attend the burial of her. auint.
Mirs. \\'od: of P'olantlainl 11nn visitedi
heri daughllter, .\rs. It. T. \Vilsonl last t
week.
lrs. It. 1)1 Dit'rP c and childrni.' are*'
h ne after -Iwlndinlg sk. ra wtkv
wihritlives; inl (;teorgia.
.\llss Sl Owillgs$ is at holli afler1
Iwo luonthis' stay inl Ile 1114)1111;mn iils of
.\l: . d IrI' . \V. AiT. %1 u If In.
l were' luesit' of1 .\t..largi, l'4'tna'm
were sha to1)Ic sih hiinon 1111. te
i n h ' i l' s v - l rit . il .1
~lil es t 'eat hn ti I \lggici' e
1114Nnu w t "itn i fiii'i '1.11, ))
'li t iy 1) l l i it ic's liii' los))4:
thil' .\cet'ions 41 I roi the System, .to
Speicilalist. Ofte iGtall Sicones. (anci'r
testineiis, Auto II~toxttion, Ve'llowt
lil' s'p ailinnt t'c icl t I. cons l' enc)s.
iiillioins. Onie dotse wvill prove' that i
will hl p you. Alay3's Woinderi'ul I Itell)
c'dy is for' sale' by3 Laurlens Drug Co.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *:
* *'
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
ii ickory3 TIavern, Fe'pt. Ii7.'--'iThe
farmeris aile v'ery3 busy5 picking eolton)1.
Tlhetse ('oh ldays make one feel like
Al iss ('oi'rie lin iht left last wcelek
foir Lynwoord. N. ('., whtere slit will b)e
in school agai1n4 thtis yeari.
Messrs (liltlto andi CulIver SumorwieI,
accomiipaied by' 'teir briot.hier, Ken
noeth, and Alaunset, spen'ut nday~l13 wilth
fien'ids at Cross 11111.
Mr. Pink Rhodes and1( family sipent
Sunday wilth J. M. Sumierel.
Little Miss Gr'ace Bolt has been
ver'y sick but Is better now.
Alessrs P. T1. antI 'I'rnest. Leopai'd
arie steninlg a day or15 Wotwih homei(
folks before school starts.
T'hose who leav'e this week foir
schi4ol areP Al iss V'er a 111aldw In to \I'in-.
.lohin TIhomnason, II. 'T. anld Hi'inest
I4"parid to Clemsoni5)i.
TJhie firurmers areo veriy busy3 imaklng
mo))lasse~s.
See( our11 spec'ial s in lhirge4 Oak 114)('k
er'a, 111ne1y flinished foir only $1.90.
S. M. & li II. WIJIMF &, o
*. * * * 4 * * . . * A 9 *
ilAlUN NI.:,1s.
*
.1 * 4 ,* ** * * * * * *
Itaban, Seplt, IT.- -\liss .\lliv Blabb
nieraind te V \\ . \.it her honlie
4aturday evening. Abou)it 13 niiebes
ver pesnti. AfterII teluectinlg Ihey
vere invited into thy diing ro4n atui
lelicict sly served.
.liss laitziz(e Coleman,'1 of .\ rle na soc
lol lint lotniay nihIti With .\Ir. and
Irs. iairenls .alon.
\All. and \lt S mll it .\Mart in and li
Ite Aurora spent .\onlay with .\irs.
%'ancy Owens .
.\lr s. IRlc a Ovens vwa; at .lMrs.
'ancey Ow n'hoine .\Illday.
.\r. \a Iiir I taldwin and i s .\i era
vei in IaItreils .\londay oil b simils.
Airs. Plorence I.cague and .\lt. De
'allIt lea gu wer, in laurens Tues
lay.
.\r. T. P. Blabb, .\liss .\M#h Itabb. .\Mr
id 1rs. Silitl .lartin and little Au
'ora visited D r. and .lMrs. .larvin Blabb
>1 loiona Path. Tuesday.
.\Mr. Dennis Owens an(d Ilother. .l s.
tcliecca Owens visited .lr. T. F.
h hi's h ed \\'etiesday.
.\Ir. lIlgarl I1aabb ol Iautrens was in
his coullllltlly \\'dniesday evening
bibsinless.
.\laste' T. I. Ilabb is spending 1,
clile Withli his grandparents, .\It. and
1rs. lllton Owens of Gray Court.
.\l-. T. 11louston lBabb went. to Ashe
ille Thuit rsday wherte lie will spend
omne lime for thev l.E4efit 6K his liealth.
Iv was accopanil11iod by h;is wif-.
.\iyss Allio MIahh and little .\ary
i.sitel .\Its. Smith .1. .\artin Thur
.\l its \' ra ;uA .llh no i in
li1 T h 1u ' li! ht w ith 311-l . I
aldwin i iiikiry Taern.
\ ' ;inl %\\I . 'I 1 \lI: o l I a v
oh \ il o h e tio. o "llikih
A~si l ! bi n .' i last
I ~ It it h ' i ti;:1 a \ Is l i s oi' :Vii'oh
.\liss (\ 0:1 iildviag Ais lt.i .\ uli
rIA and ii'l. n % ildwin -Inday.
Ir. 'ia in ('Vv k 4f l alzidr visite l
I l t he . Is 1 el . i 01 ( 'h-i? e Cx:
. I. . 1la . l itl I, i i yillg .\ -. sa i
itIle Irowneil of lal this \\cotk.
.\iss \'eraI llaldwoinl and .\l.. O)evalt
owne h've fmr enllege 11hi.' wee.
['Xpwriehllee 11he Best Teaerv..
It is genlIrally ad'.Inited thatex'r
lel is linl bea esu teachr, h1i sho uld
t lot inahe leo ofi tlhi Ixpi erilence of
''at o w ll it s l '. own'? Ti. ex ..
criince a la iltmsand persons is
are to be deptm1ed upon than that
i' one Il ivdl. Ma nIy Iomus nids
If person's have tised Chamifberlain's,
oug irs elcly for oughs. :.5 and141 cols
ith the 9 reslt9. which shows it
1 ho b 1 a thoroul1y reliale prepar11a
i for thos d ia Try it, i i
ronpt .1( and efeta ilpho'ant 14o
Piles Cured In 6 to 14-1 Days
Vou- druigg t1 willtrefund nonevy it P A7.
3ANTMI.'NT fails tn cute anycase of Itchng,
ilinld.nh-r (n o Plott ingg .ilvs inl r I-days.
c ie first ap.puiication g i 1aa d Rt St, 441e,
*. I .tt il le e f-t et.i. e
a sd in -h . .2 1 h
'r or of l4i41 th is etsinuouyl are (elin
il to, !.. rre It (thi r \ b uti fu IiltropS.
AlIs o Ini i t.. \ult lutiy au
41e11 hty 1 ni 4ht la(tt a t llitt lerson4
flri Jhnn'uianTono.aa
.l T. I. i.1k11r d leav e l f lo (l insom
.\ lt tiesTa liu hies Woe totI Char
ott. . .,i Wonordin's Seednss
pei orqa lityu oftgraind an
dmetiedo i our nopeoe wtoh
G. ive fulleittoand m Informa
iior, inls theit I aty. bs
RYEandOher Seeds
Wng an roductive and prieedo
Ryes. S NS r~tol.u etr u
dstiedSE, n orchonio, to.
-t4oTopoff
aFn Meal
What could be better than a
cup (or two) of good, old
eLuzianne? The aroma will tickle
your nose; the taste will tickle
your palate; the price will please
your purse; and all will live hap
pily ever after. Luzianne tastes
llL%: Rc I vior CQ, all the way down. If it doesn't
SSStaste better and go twice as far
as any other coffee at the price,
The Luzianne Guarantee: go get your money back. NOW
If, after using thonte -get a can of Luzianne and
if everyanept, your ro e make it do what we say. Do that.
cer will refund your nonop. Ask for profit-sharing catalog.
ifllANNEcoffee
The Reily-Taylor Company, New Orleans
Do yourII
l"~
Man with Money
%;"/I ha hxis family
protected wih moni
in the Bank.
Doesn't it make you "sweat blood" to think what
would become of those you lcvc. and who arc de
pendent on you. if you should die penniless?
That doesn't happen to the man with money.
He has done his duty. He saves his money and
puts it in the Bank whSre it is safe from fire. bur
iars or his own c.ravaace'
Pu YUm0 jY
We pay 4 pcr rr ne
The Enterprise Natiomal Bank
N. B. DIAL, President C. 11. ROPER, Cashier
SOLOMON SAYS:
"TIME IS MONEY"
OUR TIME PIECES SAVE IT
Never a truer saying, and never a time when
the saying is more appropriate.
Your time is your money now as never before.
But you can't utilize ALL of your time without a
CORRECT TIME PIECE.
OUR HIGH GRADE CLOCKS
AND WATCHES
are the very latest and most perfect creations of
the leading makers of time-pieces in the world.
With one of them you are always SURE of
your time---not half an hour ahead or behind.
BE ON TIME. Get one of our guaranteed
time-pieces and you can't go wrong.
WILLIAM SOLOMON
"Reliable Jeweler"
SUBSCRIBE FOR THFE ADVERTISER