The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 09, 1918, Image 2
CARING FOR THE
HUMAN MACHINERY
The human system is the most in
tricate piece of machinery, and your
health-your very life, in fact--de.
pends upon each organ faithfully per
forming its functions. If as a /result
of improper food, lack of sdfficient
oxercine or somo indiscretiot; you be
come bilioun, the hur.:an rnl hine gets
'll clogged tp and seriousc seunces
follow. It in your duty keep your
body in go d condition 'par ticularl;y
your liver. Whis can bX easily dono
taking a oso or s occasionally of
that stand:arj ropr .tnry midicire,
Granger Livet\ Regui ator, which act:
directly on th' luggishliver and bow
As and quichly cleanses the systerm of
the fecal eieraentu which clo'ged th
mnachinery. Grange:.' Liver R~e:.g:1^ta.
contains r.- c:'le' nor rco i.
used in th 3:..-!:. c~f h -.).- we
nost -re . p'. . t, o:
Thousands of Go
Are f
Clerica
I % 'ITh gocrnmecnt has just
...........s
DRAUQIION'S PRACTICAL BU.
Month., of service
apparel and holuselio'd
proper clean itng.
W 7 Have Spec
Cleaning or D
* Methods are "A
Best."
DO NOT NEGUL'
Our me thoas; 1L r 're fr't
Make a otrvcy of Your .
FOOT E' p
Calome] Users
C 0 u 1E
kfe w n w
C>alonz el 1 (a 1anJ
Mr. AMron Hlolcomb, of
a la:rg 'v:ie safiered wi
bir.ve~ pains~ and a heavy i
dirg:rrble, t::vne i-i r.:y I'
butter, oil or ~rc::s2, I wou!
regular zick lbc:.dche. I I
after a course of these, I 'i
S seemed to tear my stompe
no good at all for my troub
reco::enrde~d very h-lhty,
liver mr.ne, r:aAe. I C.
r c.IALw. I 'ee( 25. a om
* LISBON *
* .* * S e e e e eeee *. . *
Jan. 5th, 1918.
We are going to start this letter by
wishing everybody a prosperous New
Year and peace to all men. The holl
days passed off around here very
quietly, more co than former years,
and there is a reason, and we are
l obliged to land it to the one quart
a month. We wish we could get pro
hibition fron the Atlantic to the Pa.
cific ocean, and thcse that drink are
obliged to admit that it would be best
for the whole nation, as much as it
would be for individual, and down on
this end we are going to pray for a
national prohibition, as well as we
are going to pray for the United
od Stegphrsf
eeded
I Help Wanted
wriattn t.) this sch)ool pointin-; out thir
u:r: :t ne'I of me::ogra s ro:hlt
andi f':ale, and nintg its to i'it |hen int
ecur;..g the Treat numb,-*r swedi . 'I':
a rt,:n azry offered is 7. to $!:') a(
.ar. Ica:: tion.sac are being held iek
" si.!c( lite demtn:md( of :Im covrnte::0.
! :cc - tsr:: o ...1:14:; h ua:b e
:(d tht.i p:si::(o s 1:.:1Iib.. tot u1 lIIIi 3
by n w \ f n 'it s ! n . a i
L'.: :. on 2 : for :1' ' fit w .
\iri:e for detakl- i:iforma:in. .l:dr. s
N .S3 COL!,flru; C rce'villc, S. C.
ie but to your weaing
g ;ods for u1V wavI of
al F-acsiesc for"
veing, and O r
:c YO'JR FUJ .
!ii;ems tiJ add li e. We
"trchc zud i.cL Us "cr, cu
sa - s a .s ra.. t -au r -e.'..aswtt: srgast:io..-..
jsten To M
odso's uver Tone
DOWIiin NI 0 1
I nI ''uV i I Iomel t y
n f~~~~C Ii e I kNk ' .
bi cio.:ach um:Y!2. I vwoihaJ i
elIi:;:.- (hlir m.)y mealsV a imo':t
d spi)t ft up. I bc;:in to av
;ould be0 coM~cip.'i'd, it it:st
i all up. I foundA !:y v:::re 4
le. I iheard
so befmn to use~ it. It cured
;' lc'h time. It is the best
0 r..:t k e~k headache or
it lo dai I?* h ' o'
It
States and her Allies to clean the
Kaiser and his Allies off their feet.
that democracy may reign supremne in
all nations. We were in Laurens the
other day and hoard .one of our
friends say that he believed that the
Kaiser was anti-Christ and' this war
would stop when the sin of the world
was put aside, and we told him when
you go about to get rid of sin there
would be but few left, I- D., A
wr r lastcd 116 years, as other wars
l. C. from 30 to 50 years and we
might think as our friend said when
Ve get rid of the sin we would get
rid of the wars. There ai'c men who
wield a pen-and we are not in their
class when it comes to brains and
intellect-and they differ as far as
the Atlantic s from the Pacific as to
when this war will end. Our friend
qiuoted referred us to certain part of
the Bible to bear him out in his argu
ment in regard to when this war
would end. Well we see right new
and have seen it from time to time,
that it will take time, money and men
hefore this war will end, arid every
)dy -iiilld uake up their mind. to
d'o their part. We don't agree with
the lion. C. C. Featherstone in re
:rd to thte naumler of days that the
gencral a:sembl y should he in sOs
son. from the fact it always takes
then1 40 d.ys allowed under the law,
and then they 'euld leave much un
finished business. This session with
the wear on, to oiui think.ing has nore
hsine: l; ha '.ly o1e ses-ion (i
record. *it remint; un that the nian
I hat (o1't do tihe work in most aly
ha:-ns: '-an a lwy:; got 0:30 su1ggea
:(i::; to iaake.
ch a ".. :r ':eea] Io Ita 12pent a
.1e ;.,'i k. a Said ilat he
h ..(i ";. ' :1r 5 ' u l :,:t 1'taince, :lt
'l t :m rlt :1and can,' hmg:ue. :!v i -
~ er ;n :'h ple : e ":il h a ork,an
;ero:u t:e big 1.o(1 i
. *. nd . Ar;. lee Iel;c have mn':c
11: l':ia lto , :i:- n~l:~ foure ,ope
The I Po' :11od \cve and ve h::t
a :e thlen itp.
. *. .'. I. I1lalow of i-n:o: visited his
I T. .\. Jalcie '. e n y: .
h i r0 ecu:'in ,:- . F le
Irm. r mmi fe: :':a.: (:l:.. Xi ~o'
Rh 1 rem her ls: 1;'the
\lr. ...:1 .'.1:":. iob'. \::I.- -a: l chj -
C" *2.o 1:1")
:till lt1" ' lithat it::ii( 1 (1 oa ' a
ir a I i i lie si:;: .. - I
Vith t e ir tothFr and-er
T. A. I:lallew."
SOREN ES r:ER IB .RN
id w'r hope that it w'-ill and malke a
finlishl of the sniowt.
.111'. I Icd Io!mes h a jintd the
aviation (o''ps in Texas and is pr 'ear'
iag to go to F ranee.
UGHV ACID STOMACH,
GAS'C ORIDGETO
reaches thresomach n taa
~hi .''y w 1 .l... d r lr< np ij
in'',l wje : pen o'(i(s !ao::I ha
(lois (f to Ih~I com duni. h
- - i l'r (ll I asnthiwe
'hllnir Afieretron
need 1 1 .~le: . It ei n to ruffe
I Svra , ~ due~ ty .uid p00r) n
tended a dance at the home of Mr.
Wright Martin gno. night in' Xmas.
Miss Liielo Irvin of! Greenville
spent the holidays with her brother,
Mr. W. F. Irvin.
Mr. Garnell iHenderson of Fairview
visited friends in this community dur
ing the week-end.
Mr. Talmage Gray had a slight au
tomobile wreck Thursday when an
other car collided with him on the
crooked road near Lick Creek bridge.
Misses Fay Hellams and Lucile
Irvin returned to Greenville Wedens
day to resume their studies in busi
niess college.
Mr. Boyd Owings spent several
lays of Xmas in Laurens and Green
wood.
Misses Fay and May H-ellams were
the guests of Miss Irerne and Annie
Wallace one evening last week.
Prefers ('hatnlerlain's.
"In the course of a conversation
with Chamberlain Medicine Co.'s rep
resentative today, we had occasion to
dliscutss in a general way the merits of
their different preparations. At his
suggestion 1 take pleasure in cxpre:s
Ilg my estimuation of Chanberlain':
['ugh flenedy. I have a family of
;ix children anal have used this ren
'dy in my home for years. I consider
it the on.y cuagl remteciy on the mae r
ket, a:I havye tr ied nuea ly all 1:(1b.
-('a:t: C. Iloss, i't 11 isher i1; i lton
''inty lRei;il: llean-News, (y racuse,
Kan.
* * * * * * * *I * * * t . * *
A iy8:er i.; phone m ge pot en
-" i:1( atout' al.ou...rlo: o'cleekl, a r.I I:
'C:2 . .. C- :': ti::e : if it v n:ould
,.a : :( S'b n.. t,-ou: (. : . -:1t'. i:lioi;t
e:e::b our read and e("I
lit lect C :: , i;ot c: the line aIII'
n;' ;'" to I:: ::. the :i"c"ag- TPh
:( ':.. 'd to kaa : : " he Ccit
:. og oil! of r'y 1:hh:me:
. t ''.'. bil t h:t, he e:c ld. , ,
ti ::m:. . : :, ht ; tr no'. 1e:;n t ca'; eti(
1d1 :'.: >1 t ;e 1.ec(': ' ncl h(ft the.
- fC:n Vh:cCe thme :l :
- I the E :I it the' r ic V,(
* ' in h ::h t g.:'.r a .i lit t:'
- -d t: " i) )'ow ' housi e at 'a slee('
t v.. + :: 1 at ti: l/::Z:e a:1!1
0 em Vn't (do it. b'': ot arrie:
t::eern'.mo, xs: 'in.y !il:n';v i n.
?C0h : IIt the~~; alI(.t han av:'
Cos h a . O'.e thea<!:1 .iche f :. he < ha
de~r~in5 bi, w fe'shai teni:
e s If th::re" was c t
n1. in to:: . I;:t, he finai 'i
.:o it ma~lxt have een a wir.
!'a n :e'sage;( from .1lcionv\i:le thla
ot oft the route and sti ch th Itc k;eal
ile her' aid run in. hlot iie il 1.
ieve the night watcltntut is as guilty
is Lt11. So there you are.
A DEAI STOMA('iI
Of What Use Is I I
Thousands yes hundreds of thou
ands fo people 'troutghoutt Amter'ica
re taking the slow (deatht treattmet.t
ally.
Th'iey are mnurtdetring thbeir owvn sitom
elh, thle best ftrienid thIey htave. am i in
hi ulie'iiimeit linorantce they think
hey ate putting aslide the laws of
mtutre.
Th'ius isno l 'Sentlatial sfttement; It
a startlinig fact, the Itruthl ot which
ny: hmonorzahie phys.'~ician will tnot denvi
-1T!'S.T S NENTiS''II' t'
0't! N 'Cerbin I o l C r>ln
*llt .' ilGe om)re o
a::e ',.
W cti: c:n, .JOn. 5.---t lislpractia
i :1 Vi th'i when the D)"merrcs IiC
.277% : n"; eaof the 8enatec
mun' :3 , :smd y to ennv ide r the vaansy
n the 'h'unnenhip of the linterstate
:'ee Coramiiitteec caused by the r
I Ih ef Ieno~tor Newvla"nds, Renator'
l'. Dl. i-:mi th, wil! he named for ihr
:1 cstie , priobabld w''ssithtout a. d ! 'ne . -
ng vote. The fight to keep the tonth11
Ca:'olinlan out of the position to whtl'
his rank oni the commIttee ent it sr
ains hanu failed comnplet ely.
Wheni SEt Ior Sm'~iitlihi smedr) charut
1 : tire, t hr timig-ition eomm s ttIen
a!Prm~ nch wheht he ntOw hiold a will
'r'me var v. it. Pe enat ir (I r-, of Okt'
em Is the re it r; :k ing muembne~r of
harma sn of thlie cormiittee on a.; :rl
.ailture' an:' will choone to keep that
place. Therefore the chairmanship of
.-'"fion -will go by neniority to
C;auo UI:~:leh, of Oeorga the
hirr1 Dnmcorat 01n the enormlite
2 1
SA o L
""" "and ready
1of pop anc
The ra
the aromi
: Better;
" ? tin of Luz
1 don't like
grocer wil
paid for it,
When It how mi-h
Pours, It
Rein 71_
Could Not Eat or
Made Well By
M1r. Willinm] E. Denny, 1023 Parl:
Ave., Springfield, Ohio, writes:
"I find great ploasuro in writing
you and thanking you for what Po
runa has already done for m,. I
have been troubled with catarr for
years, and it had aft'eted my 1ad,
nose, throat and i toumach, tha I
could not oat nor alcop with any set
isfaction.
"1 have just taken three bottles. I
can cat most anything and nm greatly
relieved of nervousne:ss, so that when
I lie down I can cleep without the
least trouble. I recommend it to all
those who ara sufferers of that dread
tu) disease, catarrh."
SHEET MET
DIVERRC
-SH'EMiE H12EMERI
Lae sell an n
Fnothes foplieIe
Schooprs,. es
maotht 'fogthe or
iPreec
Colors: Wh t ,Flc2
A suitable atrticlei
As only a limited <
had, if interesated w
act promptly, bef
broken.
1w. Q. W
(en It Pours,
It13gigng
you just taste that cup of good g
,uzianne Coffee? Steaming hot g
r to give you a whole dayful i
go.
vor is wonderfully good and
:-get it?-oh, ma honey 1
un quick and get a bright, clean I
ianne while it's there. If you I
it-every bit of it-then your I
I give you back every cent you I
Try Luzianne today and see I
ty good it is.
COFFEE
Sleep
PERUNA 'f -i rr..
Catarh
For Years
C- Now,
bleep -
To My
Satisfaction
Thoso who object to liquid medi
cir.co can procuro Peruna Tablets.
W E N BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
) i-:IGi' E.,3'
.\ AN;TATC;i-:m
I .
I. 1:i c'.ery h ig for' the ( i;me
TNWCOD), . .. .
'AL WOR~K
ravel Roof ing~.
"t M.t Work.
1 Warm Air
fing Res;idenices,
Vrite orPh e
)OFHNG CO.
)N,8S C.
~ee just received
and stylidh on the
:cy.
$230O
ora holi:!ay jift.
juantity could be
e suggest that you
ore the zizes arc
son & Co. j