The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 05, 1917, Image 10

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"I'll Show You How Corns Peel Off!" F.- r J'.S< a Iar.ana 'kJrn. Th.at'e Jt L~r:Xt~v.. "t - ; i - LIVER RE JLATOR R e feveoSick Headach-l &s* _rr. Constipato I 'lo '',i ; taina - cao r:d i a rr'.-:s . e-ffcier.t far i / Irrnedi':ine . lr';,:r ard -i~ M:I I~~ h~jrn,: ail- JLLS - biy druviF, 2., a 1 '. R':fu:: all Granger Mtdie.i-e Cr, ChaItanc:.?a, Tenn. Life Wa*s a Misery Mrs. F. M. Jones, of Palmecr, Okin., wr ites: "F rom the lime I en -from oneC month to the next. I suffered with my back and bearing-dowvn paini, until life to meC was a mi<.'ry. I would think I could not endure the painl any longer, and I gradually got worse... Nothing seemecd to help me uil, one day, . TAK ~ r The Woman's Tonic "1I took four bottles," Mrs. Jones goes on to say, "and was not only greatly relieved, but can truthfuLlly say that I have not a pain. . . " It has now been two years since I took Cardul, and I am still in good health. . . I would ad vise any woman or girl to use Cardul who is a sufferer from any female trouble." If you suff er pain caused from womanly trouble, or li you feel the need of a good strengthening tonic to build up youttun-down system, take the advice of Mrs. Jones. Try Car dul. .It helped her. We beleve it wilt help you. All Druggists r" " * U S S S * S 5 S_ n. 5 0 S I (,( i 1 '.1 11 .. 1.11f . r '~' 1f If l1eh ,w J4 i, 1,(I 111 ("f !( 'r .41 r, (,Li 1(. 444 44* l :. ''' - .. r"1 1'~ h :,.: ' .. i4 4 r 41 .4 .1, 11,i' a p 1:i' r1 '1 I : l;' l,4 11 I!! r ,' 1 11r ,( ( , : '. ' ( ,(" 1 :. 1(1!1, 1. (, ,1!,'O : 4 ' , .(I. (, 1i:f"JI a e1l( o " JA.DN OBJLACJI HNEI . Ju>ng Sranch, D)c. :- i r. anon C',]' and iairit.er, Dollie Mae sjent t:( w'[k-end with their siit:r, M a. Joe C haT[:1. 'dr. and irs. W. J. Duvall spen' Thrdra}v in C;itrion with Mr. and !,:. Jutton. In,.ri IBranch rschool had great isuc '(:- awith the: 'r,)x reupper I'edneaz~day -Adi : H lle Mpentt Saturday :..and Funday with, .M1issea Janie, and An'nic: Holl1anrL A:.nir : 3 and Alice Poole. and .Ml:d :d Hllland w':r a":-t t; of Miiss SUdi : T a atcrnoon. -A - Fn i H1: arn ' Wa of ti. F. .L . i . . Mr n ir-. Will :. Ab ans of Ware2~ h w h. . n: . . '** r . .' .: v : L- g M ''r W. . . A rrt ad J. t.. W lff wn to Cnton Sund y l. L E C M.and $25.00l ArasofWar sol v Ths Weeks Selli. ng rs em O DAY I S T Vilrui Milline. atry adepun day. Ladies T :W.M rm mead .1 1 mut o dntonungth TAlES oerAunhe 1.a st0r g a d and 150 e and~ Wfl hth (Intowe three p tety-iee B$ak8ad5Wite $22.0, $.and $2.00pir Ladcie Trimkmsedy, $m.2t gonduri.n0gpair ly in this community, A fow went hunting. Others were visiting, but as a whole it was about teh quietest Thanksgiving we rernemiber. The "M"ock Wedding" and box up ;:er at Shiloh last Tuesday night was a big sucess, 'espeeially from a fi nan:ial standpoint. The Mock ned ding supplied the audience with smiles the first part of the evening. Prorpt ly at eight o'clock the minister, R. G. Wiilson took his place on the ro' trs um, followed by the bride rnaids and groornstnen. Then came the rose: girls ie atteririg roses, (holly leaves). L5s r:au the big groom, W. S. Che :.. With his !wet fitie bid , A. .; Wh~ty Jx.. ordinary <:oagh tcre~r:-l. hen Jioscihe's German yr ';a }1:r u::1 ' F su:rie*f11 uly f .: ea sin all parts of t r. drr ; .< or ::rju j t'r:, ron':hi - d - .th t.n: i,:rsp . .1 y u :?anarr: t' so'tLi: th i n i'-nt 1, r, aeain al *i} UI }. .: ;:.. b Ste a as * -, a a a .. & s a a t JONES .NEWS. a a a. a a a e e a a a a segea .Jorne, J '.. 8. -Sr. Frank P. .Jrn'F. - . - . ( aine, Mi-s .ary .J''n':5. . . Mr. a d '.fr.. G. I,. (;raiam:: at -.:l*-d (Vfon fr-'r'r-n at (2 ion .-ir.day n d ':Card Iiio C'and.r:r. h r- w a re-unionl of the- fa:,.ly G (,. Wa hington Davis 'Iankri f !.hr chLIrlr:n and grard .rr-',. r ?xr' '. wo w ere pr(esfnt. T:: _ --..r:;thr par-rnt: handsoenn( -r. i " ' .ais gave 'a h rir . rdrr-r) dollars. S Egetarn from th'ris :-:Ction r- above mine .................... :%"ar r r. - f . : a :. . : : r (a : ', fU l men- 'fi potair,(-s in this 5(n<: : 3.. y ha- a fliue Lerd of 1':r(fo)rd cattle. LT. W. T. Jones received a ("onsulta I4n call to IBelton last week. Born on Nov. 20th to 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Berklrev Redden a daughter. Born on Dec. 2nd, to Mr. and 'Mrs. O)tto Cox, a son. Rev. A. 0. Copeland of Brewerton filled his appointment last Sunday af tr-rnoion and gave us an excellent ser m1on. Mrs. J. A. McGowan and Laura Specia Trimmed' -IE TIME to buy': artment. Special v -Aats. ,About one hu .days. Co Royal Soc: "Stamped" Towels, Pill n Sets, Laundry Bags, all Towels a large sizes; pink, blue, ~h. wash rag'hand towel ~ece sets to match. $1 .00 CLARDY I Lauret "A GOOD PLA Jocrit JJ1< Gclwati 71i ' ati4mrpofi to juv C *UE!~, lilil., "iiiit(sr w71 u:'0w!(k'11 vis'A ISO 'f I* McGu-M- L7i's: itsW1't,71't$, rPir".. l,.na Mrs, T. Ae13if!s:. '1!fir fi -!rYdt'tfrill ti', 1,111 'Of cur J' E "CriE Vl 11Q1 t)f14 1' 1'(1c'trnift ' a'[sTlhf 7ILTIt'T' u i UL slu) f. L'tftIi 7 'u c'nr ;, ' ' :f a'1 ctxi Utc 7rlf+t tll f' 110,110v-ing . tr E+xQs : ff J'1I$ 1:f 171 u7ii1'SwTh AIIIIU5Lrtls, of tL .0vuw,. .;f r T.. C.. (Oblill. 'tit 7 .11.'1111 JI. 11W . l .'rlrcsl; 'C f d'] r nc,8 'h :21. Rvg a;.. !P'. M rmr'is; 'til, \ LT t ll Six, 1:a .. (;z'1,x c !. TI:1-1lit" iis..U11ii "11as,. a' h un ";li'J'r ' i(a"Ttlifll 'C1CIti. , +:"z LT,! z' 7;;E't'j''!'c -, a,;1' .1+.Su717} hK ,.'1::s MHI)'E"7 Of11t1)i1L1.1I1 hi IakyblC 14 14/711( "I") -- -F; MIc ': A __.' ' 6LI.CIi_74C." ?rilry! E. " "i. ' ...., i"r:.... J./.'.i 1. t "i 1i T (! hart _.. "lr .1 i+ JU45T 0. Sweaters for ladi men and boys. underwear. before the sto prices. The 'osie stc with 11 e reli carry. We showing ket value. WO G* W1,61 Prices n.... Milliniurv CLYDE T. FRANKS Agent For ASHEPOO FERTILIZER FEW EQUALS ...AND.... NO SUPERIORS Farmers! See Me AT FARMERS NATIONALBANK PENED es and children, special values in cure your sizes s broken, at old >ck is complete able brands we silks below mar son & Co. Fifty LADIES' BLOUSES Crepe de Chine and Geor gette, all shades $3.50, $5.00 and $5.95 This Week's Selling lardy & Wilson's here this week in a this lot and they :hoice of this hun Runners, Pillow Tops, lering. Now on sale owels -l damask, and huck 25 and $1.50 each. Era large sizes; 50c and -~ CENTEMERI KID CLOVES Black Navy, Toupe and Brown, $2.50 the pair. Royal Society Embroidery * and Crochet Cottons, white and color..