The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 06, 1918, Image 2
SALE OF REDl CROSS SEAl.S.
Over !.11 Sold iI ,1au1riens Count y.
Seals ill Sow'.! hra.il i as ' ill a
great succe(C s. .\ll reports ate Iot yet
in but iIthose so fit r i'ceiel sIlow that
Ovr' S.',>,00 seas ha ve been sol1d: i0 is
thoU1ght the nuituber will reach 00.000
when all reports are in. I lad it not
been for the weatlier conlit ions the
sale wouli l have reached *I.0.000.
11,16t sekls were "Old inl Lauens
County as follows: Laurenls 7.71
Clinton.:1.5 Cross Hll, 1,200. Gold
Ville. . .\louttville. l,0010 Gray
Court, 666: Gray Court R. F. D., 50:
Waterloo. S7; Owings, 75; and 61S sold
by letter from the Columbia office. In
justice to Waterloo it shold be stat
ed tihat Imtore sea!s were sold 1cre but
the Illmlim c lillot the statel as 11:o
sahls \11,1e 0ita( by agents fiow1 other
'10'hi - !C it' , 4 (,t' T. :14 catn]pai"_n s till''
to tih :'i:hltl eltor of th1 :
In Lautrens ijift;y thtn floin
chi idrn. In o in ti1ture Ih o : : t
li .!:-!., . * ' , a.
I, *,kl : '1 a1: tIl I I i ii!~ o t' 4 IN
their ca~'eant s for lie vah tlebb at
giveni: :e atso) thansi hioie w en
inl contr 1ib:? ions S hrouI hIt "Io ll Ir
letter " sent out fiol t 11 m ai n otlice.
Avoid Dangerous Drugs
Don't dose yourself with poisonous
drugs that destroy the delicate lining
of the stomach and the intestinal
tract, when you can stimulate your
sluggish liver by using Granger Liv e'
Regulator. Thi standard. modi 'he
contains no pois nous calome It
contains no inj uri s alcohol. t does
not cause unplcas t af ter ects. A
dose or so will'oof relic ' sick head
ache, indigestion co ipation, de
pression, lnnguo ai all other ail
ments caused by rpid liver. Cran
ger Liver Regula r is composed en
tirely of selected roots, barks and
herbs of special medicinal value. It
may be freely taken by any member
of the family. Just try a few doses,
and see for yourself what a splendid
medicine this is and how thoroly it
cleanses the system of impurities.
Price, 26C a box. Soldby all druggists.
Demand Granger Liver Regulator and
accept no substitute.
High Soap Prices Arouse
interest in Home Made Soap
Women all over the country are
saving money by making their own
soap. Try this:
First, set a large can or jar in your
kitchen; throw into it all meat skin,
waste grease, bones and other kit.
chen scrap that has any grease in
it or on it.
When the can or jar is full, render
it (by boiling) and you will obtain
enough clear grease to make a big
-batch of dandy soap, cheaper and
purer than any you can buy.
With Crelse and Red D di Lye
You will nd home ap-making
so easy a economi that it will
be a gen ine pie ure. On the
label of 4ery c of Red Devil
Lye are {omp te directions for
or by boili.
Anybody Can Make Soap
if they have Red Devil Lye and
grease. Furthermnore, soap making
.at home pays byj because you buy
nolthingt but Redi Dev'il Lye - the
other ing;red!ents are actually saved
out of thec waste t:0 you have
been thrmenna 'w .fi'1 wi thank<
us eve a:e ou n Re D'vil
1 lomie
CLYDE T. FR ANKS
Agent For
ASHEPOO
FERTI IZ F1
FEW E U.s
NO SU EJ IORS
Farmers! See Me
AT
FARMERS
NATIONALR BANK
in the pliblic schools will he distriblit
cd. ?1ttblic hen1 nur1111ses will be puit1
ol to visit and ins1tlct inl hiolues whe'e
tuber01culo:is exists, ch rsWill b i v
'n' 'o se44 \I(in l ich have sold a 11ialy
as .~ ,I seals, and tiany other plans
are oil foot to 11d in the tifit against
I w I; irat White Ilague".
0HITI'ARY. *
1S97-191S.
'S C e C * gee seeeee e e
Youth does not carry with it immun n
ity from sickness or deailt.
On January second, tle death angel
t 4'('( 11th t'. S. Training Station
in Norfolk. \'a.. and carried the spirit
of lumtilie linghes into Ilte heautifuil
..omle beyonlld. 1,11un11ui was th very
picti:'-o of hevalth. apparently, rohlmst
and stron It i natural fort' u 1s s le
:o woler' , w I iis a 11111t Provi
d1e '. sees fit to take the yoinig. We
W:in ; I Corr Ictly : lve -'.ih a 41w'Stionl
' 11 w li;4w. tiat (;()(I l1ove4S inl
!"I:d on"y .- on :,\.I ay from
n I mm
'4 'i : l -' '' in ' i 4' le
n rin'01Is; an1d hovteel ones have
he asurnceOf a, lutpay retinionl, for
! h'1! faith which ohls death of
'is .rror and the grave of its, .:: lo .
.former Sutnday schlool teneher,
. rs. Alittcih.elat'
SEN- IME .il l-N TO (.'-'T 1tEP 'OiT.
Fniel .\dmin(ror Wants 111fo-111
finn F-roml !lines.
Wasihingtn, Fveb . !-T. --1emlbranIdt
r1"arle, representative of Operators inl
the( fuiel administration, and John P1.
'While, represetvnative of labor. were
sent toiht ii(' to Ii ring h1(am, Ala., hy
Fuel Administrator arfiel to report
on thle differences between operators
and mino~rs there.
"Practically all of thie mieinon that
field are in operation and there is ev
ery exectation that the controversy
in the few mines involved will be
speedily settled," an official statement
said.
See our display of new Bed4loom
Firniture.
S. M. & E. H. WILKES & CO.
O I E E NS A UCdUST FLOWE R
has been a household remedy all over
lie civilized world for more than half
a Century fori consti pation, int tinal
troibles, torpid live and the neral
ly depressed feelingj that ac inpanies
such disordes. it s a In valuable
remedy for indigest n 0r ervous dys
ipepsia and liver t uh ., briging o1
headache, c'omiing pi f food, lialpilta
tion of heart, atnd any other symp
toms. A few doses of August Flower
will relieve you. It is a gentle laxa
tive. Sold by Powe Drug Co., in 30
and 90 cent hottles.
Pilling Ohut Questionaires.
For some time the writer has been
one of many citizens engaged in the
work of helping registred men filll out
their' questionaires., The formidable
looking pamphlet of sixteen pages
floored most men 'when it was first re
eeivedi and to the man who (couldl not
read it was almost like sudden deathi
and (lestru1c!tion. W\heni once into tihe
thing it was foutnd that it was not so
conmplienteod hnt timne was certa:inly an
essene'e of the job in the legal phrase
adit it ito4ok time' abovei all ('lse. To
averaige i wo ani hiour waIs pret1ty fair'
work. .Now afld Ithen1 :1 nili'i 'tA h 4111 44
timiet, esplally inl ('ases whiere' (s
im t ion wa.h:4' wai ('4 or1 t d 'e''rred' (l'
t -4
4'.- lild: n 1 4: l ' ' n
w\iIhu an1 4iy shaow (of re('2rt t hat th(ey
I d i 44a ..i.'h to ('hiim any:' exemp~ion1.
TheI (lint "xceptio was1 aiS younig manll
whoI( said 1h4 ha~d 110 groundit for tx.
41mpti onl save that4 he did not want! to
i i was ('ranki abt t I 4hab t didi
ni >0eem to4 iii it very2 much1. hut
i. was al striking iibing thatI inll iIt
"W lit I iam needed4('4 I a(1n ready~~. toi
-4' when4 'I en (led." It is :;inl inilg thatI
made na4 imp41rIie:.SiOnI( on the '4' witerc anid
. .:i<. M i inly in th s s lin, di erv
Thei rt w s4inl ran|paho1. h
b i .im ! 1 , out t 4 lues ionsi.
llways a haird Job. Natitrally slow
to Comliprehend the registered :1tan
waI. m're thait apt to 1llake (otltilti Ing
ta'enIents and it took care, antd pa
'aIce t. steer i in ll a safre (o'rse
thriough Ithe sixteen pages of ittormia
'ion alout: imlstif wit cith tle governl
?teint wantts.
i' first (q estion as to lielill antd
age was eatsy. So also tie next about
nearest relative, iaie of emiployer and
I 11( ( f Wol ', dione for tihe Past tell
etars. Now and thent it took time to
tigttre out all tle different kinds of
Jr.ihs, but in ilost eases the in forma
Ht was easily gi'ven. Things would
-:o wiltnlingly until the questioner
and informant cai' to the qttestion,
"Wotlid yot be willing to take free ev
v'Ining schlool instritelion inl case You
werie enl led to canp." Tis was a
IMtis'1. Applicants hesitated over it,
a :f the answer would comm I it themt
1lonn to camight thenl anid there.
1;'ent :Issutralce1 that te uestion wais
not loalddtl, alhe answer wottlid he "Yes".
n Ilh( Nvhoe list oly one. man11 made
(', ion1 !hat h!o woi'd "if it
u-a <I htt :nythinig." Kntowin
. th it w as taken as simly a
tr:: ;t to bt, en the lookouta for
\W, :hw
b 'iata i ro nl. ''Wha- t
(,:I t tita
WI ;hon-idi :alled to) s:-vice"
S-h br a lch s . rillry,
;w. lqndn:Ir c orps, medial corps:
oitdinan. e :w n-l (ruarlernastter corps-.
; -, -t t o Civa1n !. I''i t a inors o
!a th ali-ant~ hadl all s;orts oif
ib:tions and' i 1 h' prospec1i et sem d t t iot
al allirinaz onte for there would be a
ionig pertiod of hesitation. The ielpers
alwatys stated that this was ('tirely
o:itiontal, it could be answered orl not
WANTED ---JUNK
Old Iron, 100 lbs. 40c
Old Sac s, each . 10c
Coppe , Brass, -
ber an all ki s of
junk h nd .
Best ices Offered.
Hyman Lurey
Laurens, S. C.
Yo
You wi)
most in
greatly
best sei
fertilizix
1
i"r E
- M0
a' ins;. et:TM
as the applicalnt preferred. 'Most of
thent wanted the differilt branaches
[xplaied and when it was done, using
"hig guns" for artillery and "single
g tils" for the infantry, the appIival t
voulid express a pr(ference. The
(Itartlermaster Corps was the )iost
popular, though the artillery came a
close second.
One aiusing word and one that
seeimled to be generally used aiong
tle Colored mna was "reddish"
for registered. -he would say "I red
dished" for "I registered," the word
seemed to be one in which there was
an insurmountiable obstacle In pronun
ciation.-Greenwood Index.
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DEALER
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esult is a tractor will thresh, hull, fill silo, bale
pend upon. It hay, grind feed, shell corn, pump
er need of the wat'r, drive milking machine,
It saves your private electric light plant, and
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profit for you. Tractors are right before they
ase Tractor you leave the factory. They are
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it, mow, rake, farm power need. Let us tell you
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