The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 16, 1918, Image 3
EIQUAL SUFIAOE
KILLED IN HOUSE
Itepresentntivo orton's Measure
gives Way to A wait Outcome of Na
tional Aeasure.
Columbia, Jan. ll.--Tho louse this
morning killed the equal suffrage
resolution at the request of the author,
Rlepresentative Horton of Spartan
burg. 11r. Horton explained that pas
sage at this time was unnecessary, in
consequence of national congression.
al action. "President Wilson regards
it as a war measure and its sure to
pass the United States senate. In view
of this 'we expect to come back next
year and ask for ratification of the
federal amendnient, ho said.
The House passed the bill limiting
the Wveek in cotton and woolen mills
to 60 hours or six days of 10 hours
each and providing for one and one
halt pay for over time for teamsters,
mechanics, engineers, flremnen, watch
men, yard employes and members of
the clerical force.
After a prolonged lebate the bill to
piay special judges out of the salary
of circuit judges for whomti they were
presiding was killed by a vote of 41;
to 43. The law wa. to apply to judges
who were unable to preside for a peri
od of six months or more. In that
event 75'per cent of the salary of the
circuit judge was to go to the special
judge.
CliC ESH SPILLS
8i'Llln Ini .1: "1 r, 1~ Rol iictiIcX
S enko n i iio ifyour
f A'N1) 3lA NI 1'LI's. rot 2
years known a licna. t et, AI wnys Rliaclblo
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
CLYDE T. FRANKS
Agent For
ASHEPOO
FERTILIZER
FEW EQUALS.
...AND....
NO SUPERIORS
Farmers! See Me
AT
FARMERS
NATIONAL BANK
+ Pains, +
Dizzy
Spells +
Mrs.Q.P.Cartwright,of
Whitweli, Tentn., writes:
"I suffered with bearing-~
down pains. . . The
dizzy spells got so bad
4' that when I would start to
walk, I would just pretty
nearly fall. Was veryj
much run-down. I tol
my husband I thoughtl
+Carduiwould helpmne...
H-e got meca bottle. .. It
helped me so much that
he got me another bottle.
Igot a whole lot better.
The dizzy spells and the
.4. bearing-down pains .. .4.
left mec entirely."
If you are weak and
rn-down, or suffer from
womanly pains,
,TAKE
CARDU
The Woran's Tonie
Youcan feel sa'fe in giv
ing Cardui a thorouhf
Itrial. It ia comiposed of+
alIngred'. nts, rccog
nized by sta ndard medi
cal books h r any years,
as being of ri (at value in
the trouble'n froma which
only women, edleir. The
4" enthusiastic ;raise of the 4
thousands U . :ien who
have been I. ed by
Cardul In i - - 30 years
of suicdesi f"' t hould
yorw.. - y this
mei;cine ! -tr
ier,. Ali , cell i.
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* IIICiKORY 'TAVERN NEWS. *
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'hlickory Tavern, Jan. 14.-This cold
weather makes people feel like sitting
around a large fire. The 'weather man
hits cold weather sometimes for he
said that a cold wave was comling and
I believe that he told the truth for
the wave Is here.
Our school opened up last Monday
morning with one teacher absent, and
is progressing nicely.
Our farmers have a great deal of
work to do.
The snows that. have fallen this win
ter have been death to rabbits.
Among those who returned to their
Sliies at college last. week were
' seos Currie Knight. I,"ynwood, N. (;.,
d \'era Baldwin. lock 11111, 5. C.;
.ie.srts. IDevault ,eague. lnive(sity of
:. C., and those who will return t.his
week are Messrs. .1ohtn Thompson and
11. T. 1eopard, Clemso n College.
1r. .1. M. Siumcrel while passing \l r.
Wallace Sandlers' last week, ..\I r. San
ders wait ed .Mr. ittnetel to look at
hi.s pig and they we nt oul to see the
pig and it will tip the scales SO
pound:,; also another that, will tip the
sCales at 500. Mr. ,tmteret l say., that
this is the largest hog that Ite has
seen since the state fair.
Rev. W. A. llaldwin and daughters,
Alliene an( Matide, (lined with \Mr. .1.
31. Suterel last Wednesday.
ir. Pt.rank Anderson an( family.
who have been living in Greenville for
some time, have moved into our midst.
We all welcome thett tere.
Miss Eulah Pitts, who has been
going to business college In Charlotte,
'N. C.. returned home one day last
week threatened with pneumonia. We
all wish her a speedy recovery so she
ennl return to her studies.
Ir. 'lAulle Abercrombie spent last
Monday night with R1ev. W. A. Bald
win of 'iabun.
'Mr. W. M. Abercrombie got a nice
lot. of sugar in one day last week
wilich was appreciated by his ets
tomers. It did ont last very long.
STOMAC MISERY
et Will of That Sourness, Gas
- and Indigestion.
When your stomach is out of order
or t'tttt clown, your food doesn't digest.
It fermnents in your stottach " and
forms gas which ttse's soritness,
heartburn, foul breath, pain af pit of
stomach and mniny other 2itserable
symptoms,
Mi-o-na Stomach tablet will give
joyful relief in fl e minu es; if taken
regularly for two weel they will
itirn your tlabby, s tr, ired out ston
aelt ltto n sweet, , ergetic, perfect
working onQ..
You can't he very strong and vig
orous if your food only half dige'ts.
Your appetite will go and nausea, (iz
ziness biliousness, ni- 'ousness, sick
headache and conktipat Ion will fol
low.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are .mall
and easy to swallow and are guaran
teed to banish indigestion and any or
all of the above symptoms or money
back. For sale by Laurens Drug Co.,
and all leading drugt'Ists.
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* NOREE NEWS.
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Enoree, Jan. 14.-We arec stIll In the
grip) of the winter', snows, sleet andl
blizzards in succession, and somec
timnes in combilnation. 0! what a time!
bitt we ar'e becoming sonmewhtat inure'd,
and~ will soon1 be Imagining our'selves
severatl degtrees nearer' the nor'th 1)ole.
Drt. C. .1D. llanna is "in constant do
imand the's' days. I i espmonds promplt
ly to calls1.-, neOver' stopping to consider
weatheri conition~ bs; (lay and1( night hte
is on the go. The wveather' has br'ought
gr'ipple and( p~neumon Ia, but time dlot
hais been quite successful In ttreating
his~ patients.
A few dliys ago Mr'. .Johni M. Gecntr'y
andl Miss Mattie 'Taylor' of Waldiep's
cross r'oad:t, wereo mnarried bty Mr'. Mih
ler', t he Me tiedbI preachier, at thle
. lihn W~aldr mep wast pertfominlg a tmr
tinge (iCremo" -i Io 've f'aled( to get
the names of the parties.
Mrs. N. C. Power has been rightt
siek with pneumonia, but, we are glad
VINOL R!MOVIIS
THECAUSE,))
CHRONIC iGHS'
A Constit ti at Remedy
That uarantee
Lagrange, N. C.--"Por years I
suffered with a chronic cough, so I
could not sleep nights and continued
to lose flesh. My druggist asked me
to try Vinol. It cured my cough, I
can sleep nights anid have gained
twelve pounds. Ving1 is the best
tonic and tissue builder I have ever
taken."-W. D. Ren, Lagrange, N. C,
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis. Not a
~tent medicine. Formula on every
ottle. Ycstr money back if it fai,
to report that she is now better.
Mr. (iossett, our efficient policeman,
hias resigned his position here and ac
Opted i similar positlon at the Watts
\1 Ills. We are sorry to give up Mir.
osselI. Mr. Haskell Moore succeeds
\I r. Gossett as policeman for our
town, a good appointment.
'Wreare Hooverizing right along
here. It Is not uncommon to ha\
ineatless days. Sugar has been quite
4carce, but now we are buying it by
[lie bag.
(bold dust is not so abundant, but
we have coal dust to burn.
The rain, sleet, and snow seem to
be furnishing the mill . people an
abundance of water which is a liess
ing, espo(lally while coal is under the
ban.
The school opening has been defer
re(d for a month, becauise, as we sup
pos'. the coal proposliion is in doubt.
w'he postponement Sen(s toe a iprovi
lential tiling wh1 ne( cohnsider weath
,I.r onditions.
Allr. I('ude I'attoll sold out his stock
>I' 'urniUtue talmi( st. all) and has been
mii a visit to the factories with a view
>t' resI'cking his sore.
Mrts. W. I.i llenderso(n an~d .u)., and
JANU
In line witl
our customers,
and listed a fem
sumer within a
to the retail stoi
to be advanced
urge our friend!
sistent in advisii
. Nothing is i
any article toy
This is true in p
Only one tl
that whenever i
Dry Goods
32-inch Silk, Striped P0lige
ing, .da iinnary Price ....
:t2-inh Cf'epe Silk Striped H
worth 75e yard, January
5 pieces 36-inch Striped Mad
15e, Jannaiury Price...
5 P ie'esr WVhite' Ma~rlas1,
worthi 25c, Janury Prie
Jan uar~y Pruice .... ....
.1 lot 27-inch White D~otte<
wvorth 30c, .Januuary P~ri<
I lot 36l-inch1 Whlite Waist ii
5 C0.1 Jnary11l3I PriQc ...
nry Pr I'ice . . . . .
* :N~ inchi Ginghamns, wo
:munyI) Pri.. .... ....
*I1 27-inci h (Ginughams 11.wo
Imary Price........
.worthI 23e, .January P'ri
I ReQ I rewv Devonsirt
400e. J iinary Price' ....
36-icVh hit Stripe)d Madr
T- * ' W h'tl e )armiakw
"ul ry Price .. . ... ..
n~iglishi bong Cloth, 10 yari
piece, worth $2.25, JanutI
the pliece .... ........,
'g li L onmg Cloth, 12 yar<
oieCe, wvorith $2.50,
price, the pice......
We do not
only ones whici
prices and stror
SW
L AURERNS
Mr. and Mrs. M. ,J. illvi*e of Woodruff
were visitors at the Methodist parson
age one lay last week. Mrs. Ilerial,
who has been quite sick at. the par
sonage, Is III again, and will return
to her home in Ililsholvilte today or
tomorrow.
Uncle Saml has made a little change
in the mali route to Cross Anchor. The
mail arrives here from Cross Anchor
ohtrly In the morning and departs af
ter the arrival of the afternoon trains.
Because of the severe weather Mr.
F1uller. failed to reach his aplloint
ment hero Suinday evening. Mr. Mil
Ier preached for us Sunday morning.
The weather prevented Mr. Miller from
going to his appoint1nent. at Sandy
Springs Sunday morning, hence his
service hire on the off day.
Stomach 'T'roubles.
If YOu have trouble with your ston
nih yout shottId.try Cha rlatt :i' s ''ah
lets. So ninny have bset restored to
hw;i1th by the itse of these' table"ts and
th'ir" costs is so littl, ''S. t nt. that it
Is wortt While to rive het t rial.
For Weakness ani L.uss of Appetite
'The Old Staudnrd vene rni stre Igthcning to::ic.
GROVE'S TASTfI.'s., chill ONIC, drives ni .
ltarin and buiir'i et p . .,,tcnt. A true tot
it sure Apro t ti 19t*. ti I chilren.
ARY
our established poli
we have gone over
things which we kn
very short time. Ti
res and the new ste
to our customers. I
i to take advantage <
ag that you profit by
more uncertain thes
lay is liabre to cha
ractically all lines of
ling regarding "pric
my change comes it
3(6-itcht White line l
J1111 y Price
e Shirt- :32-inch Windsor Li
.... ..40c pink and light hl
hirting, dalnuary Pricee.
Price ..50c 3(i-inch Iatiste. pink
ra1s, wotith worth 30e, Janna
32-in..h, January Sale Pric
..... ..15c $8.00) (rey KidI ...
hi 25c, $8.00) 'I'ani 1lueber1,
..... ..15c $8.00 Kidi Boot ..
I Swiss, $*1.00 K id Boots. 8 1
e ..20o $IU1.00 Pa1tenlt, cloth I
5, worth PtIatenut lintton ...
.....25c (11nn Aletall 1un onl.
....... 25c Kidl Buit toni, lowv he
ithI 315, (11nn Bluieber, low he
....i 23c Iul Ka idc . lOthI top
......20c 1 lot 1305 Patent. e
'aeing, 1 lot 1326 (Gunm Met
N' . . . .18~c (11nn Metal Blueherl
i, worthi VTi(i 1(id. $8.00 vain
.. .. ..30c DulilI K id. $3.00 v'alni
. ...35c Iow II[cel Gun Metai
ethl 75c, Ihow I feel, Viei Kid1
..... ..50c 'Tan Viei, Low Heel
lat to the White Canvas Boots
try Price White Canvas, low1
~.... $1.75 White Canvas, lowv
sto thle White Canvas, low
[anuary Misses' W hite Can1vi
....$2.00 Mlisses' Wh it e Cany'
mean to leave the ir
i we expect to advar
gly advise the purch
ITZER
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
BEST LAXATIVE FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
loin' ..t143 esh ic n t ipaedl, heatlach. ili.I
onis% with breath had or
Stonliach s Sour.
No odds how bad your iVe', stom
nch or bowels; how tucht your head
aches, how mliserable and unemon
ortable you are f roth a cold. conls1ti
ia lIlon. indigestion. hiliousne ss and
sluggish bow 'Is you -1!ways get r'-lief
with (ascare s.
)onl't let your stouane h. livi ' and
bowels make you mipiirtdble.. 'Take
(asearets to-Ilighit jln I an end to the
headatche, biliotpeness, dizziness ner
Vottses4s, sleir' sour, gassy Stomach.
had cold, ,t pItfensive breath and all
other listress; e'lans your inside
organs of all the bile gases and con
stiihaled mlatter whirh, is pirodutcing
the misery.
A 10-cent box means healibh. iaiipi
nUess and a clear head for mo101nths. All
drniggists sell c'asca refs. )on't for
unot the chlildre~n -their it tle II insidh r
ne ed a gentle c leansing. too.
Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Your drmuitist will refund money if PA7.O
OINTMNT ifnils In cure nnu case of 1i biny,
'Ulind.nlk 'tint;nrmlro tudi:ng' 'esin (.t 14dav
'he first upi-:ti: n )"i.. :.. 1 A . nd A'.
LUEGJ
cy of dealing in full
our stock of high cl
ow will advance in]
iese things have al
cks coming in will]
herefore, while then
>f them. We canm
the present prices.
e days than "price.
nge within an incre<
merchandise.
"is reasonably cert
s sure to be "upwar
Worth 20e, Misses' Wh
. ........ ..15te W\o',en's \
ngerie Crepe, (:1, Me,
lie, worth 30e, 42 00. $2
. ..... .... ..25 Extra Val
.and light blue,
ry Price . . . . 25c January 5
es Ladies' Sho-a s Frente1
i*%00 valt
low heel . . . .$5.95,.
.... .......$5.95 - U assortr
-4 inc~h to .'J .$4.95 "i 0\et
oJ)....... .... $4 95 00 "
..... .... ..$395 at...... .
..... .... ....$395 .' Puuto
top)...... .....395 ' or La
....... .... ..$3.45 at..... .
- .... .... ..345 X'ue
........... ...3.45 -
...... .... ..345
loth1 lop . . ..$".95
1, (loth top ..$2.95
..... .... ..$295
3, niow. ......$2 45
p...w........2.45 . I
no....... ...45 0-. ,
...... ..$395
..... .... ..$495 Mc
.... .... ..$3.95
.l. .. .. ....$3.95 'I'at n Bl11uehie
heel .... ....$345 a. 1i P
beel .... .....$2 '' '. 1(02 'P'ai
e, 1-2 to 11 $1.75 IIl Ph:
1s 11 1-2 to 2 $2.00 "g Jute M
npression that these
ice. We expect a
ase of goods now in
COM~h
* 'HIlNIIS' NE:WS.
" C " a s I e s . s . a " * ,
F'rh; mli "hi{7,.I' {:. W e' :r - havingt'
ph t y a. .t w'ind1 ..1 : :!v1h 1' .t:.iber now
And yesterday wa: one of t.hI rough.
("t days we've I had, wit0h rain freez
ingii and s:Ieting.
M1r. .1. A. P'itts 1, t cur , emtImunity
'I'rI : caty to matt!(' b i' 'mne in
l'rineci."on ~ominiunit"'. W- All regret.
veryt chl his abse~nce".
Mi4ss Minnie Davis: ef Princeton is;
(siending this w"'k-ni with ler sis
f i r, M\1 rs. A. I I P'tt'
Messrs. s\lar\ in and 1':4d Pitts of
C'am11p Revi er w ere hor. viit'rs last.
Saturday night and Sunday.
M r. and AM is. W. 1i. Uit t eand daugh -
te:r, Miss ' ila, spent hist Tuer'.
\w ith Mr. and I Tim Jlltis. of thhis
con fd cwunity.
M r. (n(! .\lry. . I. P'itiet t I d
hirsaa wit c r. and .s. .!
p'i ttheir o ,-otne ith Princeton.
I holin 'l h:, n in Iv wolas n
!(r 1'1 w al'tI 1 ail l be 'Ano' ant I windy
4 ter'r( had t r through with
"inTh'(b piisas.
[ R ING
confidence with
iss merchandise
price to the con
ready advanced
2ecessari y have
ethings last we
10: be more in
" The price of
libly short time.
air., and that is
d "
t(' Canvas, 2 1-2 t E, $2.45
fork S'hoe's, Box 4af
11, (pill or plain totiil
25, $2.50, $2.75 { ntd $3 00
t .... ......... .....$4.95
tent of left-ove'P ini
1, Paltent. antii Viei1 Kiil,
$ie.54vlewlsl
... .... .. ..... . .$3.45
(ee, $5.00 vanlue, will P'l
... .. .. ..... .. .. .$.45
.vuliut' $G.50,. wI nel
.. ............ ....$4.95
Shoes, oddis anid (ends11,
..........$2.50 undl $3.00
Boys' Shoes
.nlCe, in) 1l1 styleM antd
..$1.75. $2.00 amiit $2. 0
ne .5 . .$3
r, heavy sole.... .... . .$395
liek Cromie ....,$34
L Bluhehr ...... ....$2Buhr.$.25
things are the
general rise '
stock.
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