The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 19, 1918, Image 11

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W. M. NASH SURVEYOR 'Verracing Leveling Drainage NOTARY PUBLIC Gray Court, S. C. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmer Calls answered any hour day or night. Simpsoni,Cooper & Babb Attorneys at Law. Yrtil Pracee in all State Courts reemPt Attontion Given All Business 0. Ak DIAL A. C. TODD DIAL & TODD Attorneys at Law Euterprise Bank iuhidings, Laurens, S. C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS bong Time Loans Negotiated. Abstracts Prepared. Dr. T. L. Timmerman DENTIST Laurens, South Carolina 4, OMee in Peoples Bank Building. Blackwell & Sullivan ATTORNEYS AT LAW klrompt attention given to till businer, alorley. to loan ou flcal Es"ltatt -4c,; Pho1e Residence lionu 0111-:..mos Bui1ldlin . Fea.ther' tonie W. B. Khi Attorne3.;s at Law a;u ren:. S. C. *' , Win a lot rustid to ( r ('. tioni. . ho nki ri J. ROY CRAWFORD SURVEYOR .im, Trielnvs, IMm, PrInt , Etc. -.epohone 2601 ( linton, S. . Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up.System Trhe Old1 Stu.ird genernt rarrngtheninsvtn. GROVE1's TA", l'L~ESS 01111 TO."7C. 'ri-cs L't M~aims iIICl ich t iC)100dI1~ICl)O(h~lli!d3 Ilp tesu. A ttue tonic. Four udillts and chiklo.~za. Ct-' Life Was a Misery Mrs. F. M. Jones, of Palmer, Okia., writes: tered into womanhood . . I looked with dread fromi one month to the next. I suffered with my back and bearing-down pailn, until life to mue was a mhisery. I would think I could not endure the pain any longer, and I gradually got worse. . . Nothing seemed to help me until, one day, . . . decided toI TAKE The Woman's Tonic " I took four bottles," Mrs. Jones goes on to .- say, "and wvas not only greatly relieved, but can truthfully say that I have not a paini. . . "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 Ngj sufferer from any female trouble." Ifyousuffer pain caused from womanly trouble, or If you feel the need of a, good strengthening tonic to build up yourrun-down system, take the advice of Mrs. Jones. Try Car dul. it helped her. WVe R* believe it will help you. AU Druggists OtVuers of .l'eiile at I iitisirial ('onerns Not Incorporatel 31lnst E11roll Wfore ,inly 1. VverylinillA is Iealtly 1t tle ofile( of Ckle-k of ('ourt U. A. Power for tie registratioin of all persons x in tile entinlty having intierests Inll raltl andi inlulstrial vshblishntentsl~i other thani those <luly ihflorporatedi under tle laws of lite state. All steh per soils have until ti lirst flay of Jluly to reg isttr and all iecessary blaiuks, books. ete., have been receiveLl by lie clerk of court. Attention Is called to the fact that tle law applies to every person In the county, in tihe mill villages, tlie small towns andI rI'ral cOam1iin ities, wh.Io owns or1 has an interest lit an un incorporated Industrial or Ituercanitile bilsiness. Pool rootus, barber shops, restattrants, blacksnmith shops and all tomlobile garages are all ineluded, their owners being requ ired to regis ter tuilless the business has a charter or contmissIon front the secretary of state. Failure to register by JTuly I calls for a tine of $- or iIprisoninent for ten days for each day the Concern whose owners have not. registered continues to keep open Its doors. LEMONS MAKE SKIN WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR .1a1ke tills beat lution for a few ei s i ilsee for yourself. Wlat girl or woitau hiasii'l liari of i ienoii jlici o 11) retio e complexion b~lerinih : to while n it skint anid to brini 1 u tl th- ross;t , tlh- e ' F sre-. itialu. li hilitil linb aily'? Ih l m n ji' ui c rln i.; arid. ther for -rritatin:. aidI Aholuhl hec :Ilix(.( with tth -d white i t, t v, lit) S - i l l i , i - h n s i ll ad I lit coutil innih.t i re un On hae atiaw ol 1ian:iri pin ofW k and i l inl-lin at ; v i-llat the i c W l :-11al Y pay. !or a nal l j'ir la ordiiy Ci 1 r:n . i:t su-l rn to Iain wi len julii .) ' t o p ,ll ) into) t ilth I th'a. 1h4n l i t n re'nil ai mI- di?''i ra eh saidenhs Wh n apl-ar d daily 1 l 1th, lavl , nek, r s ali hll n -ils it Sh lb ht- p b h . ri Ii It inta 5an( l-itift ' .1' irllii v.t l.otpply thri eonne i n tthe '~. ii bo l titt, it inw r if ictnnie, I -t - I al aIt it andl:""ee a h Ilmon,. Whten Ilhe l1*1ii r (Celied thlv Heli I'll, (I',% W. I". ('irr.\.) T hi' i ii a itl t : it On the tele-phonev one ay T 4irl a' il at ientr listened Too al t1 wy haid o say. lit I l it h ie h ard Ihl a r vo-t .1:4 It'll hii th i i. - P !'a!e 1 Tha;wnt himi(ill thet phlone.' T I l iil "it I ' Ii l to ) 1il, . til aid , "I it lii r rnig here ll l n1-arh S I il I u I t o. Si al catl I d lt., Iiiiil s ag k I It, ier ii'. , - a -.g ht l iie n o T hel o u.i I sure n it. Thil k taile sid. "Nowii li ten, uThei ay tat it ai runting IOni i arth a ~l'iI) ilde tO0, Aro lt cotn t. orueanyai lu-oi I li'v :haric t ls to iel, a iol' th t' wil I c ' lut-ar jo:,.St~tt "b I nt lita anrmub ou n .\I hni u u i a ll y iou vo it i tl.tt JIliiI both tI b noughttoo .\tei' 'd nj ii., ithe ifo % mpe ti g tel \\ on ta an wt I ad it 0ng. I a claiid ot fiorll l'a1t )e'i hut hth lf po l(-ti eiou .\i tohati niii hat yop gt ti . ill gnulaine myln i y.,; T-hria .:i anla lin' ft-rus llist Tnal a'l iliar or ittonall2It Wore t e Ito iii i~.ot I a-llw, 3 To linkt lourl~ shipsli nt It'll; Weili i ha'h you tot ith' - . tI me,) ht W1 it a milit I Itke Iir ' I'ji ~lia ger' ail (lerk anl I11nd. 'i el.s TIheit, Get ,'fs $151) anid . ewelry. Spartanlburg,", e Il. (n f sg nost daiing robberles ever '1111atenidted Ill simetanhiurl' was perpetvrj:ttedThus CIay' at 9 o'clock when an unktown sol dier' iterd Ohe Store of It. Skalow.si-; at pawn broker, onl Ea st lainl tree1t. 1( i tle manier 111(1 t (lerk at I)lie point of a 1istol, honrittffed them, tied, ' V hen a d f1 then Proceeded to rob mhe sore of 1.50) in, eash and at least. one ring. 11 is possible that ituore Jewelry was taken. foir ani inl ventory of the stock has not yet been takei. Th'lc robbery was atletnpled In broad daylight, andi its success is do1lbthless due to 118is fact and the'141 Ii extremely 'great nerve of the soldier robber. The city police and the military authori ties have been oi -the lookout for the robbers, and I have niade a (iigent search for him. lit so far their ef orti have been unavailable. No (-1lie ats to the identity of the robber. It- is not known whethber or1 not. he is sta lion(ed at Camp WadswortI. 11v rep resented himself to he store keeper as a military policeman, but It is very probable that he is a civilian mas 4lierviading in he uiniform of the l'ntit ed States. J. 11. .Iinipson, ihe manager of It Store, states that a !I o'clock this muorning the( Solier1 e.liered the shop, slating that ie 'was a itilitary pollee italn and desire'd to bly a pair of h11.and. (.111T. IlaI . lotlh, a (lrk, took sev erall imirs- of hlulffs'Iv fromn te Show" case and exh 1 ihil d theml. \%'4'd: *% the "oldicl. pr-~od id a pis-tol frloin In dI r his; co' and d n I'l'. 4 h111A11 b4th1 '!vrf pga e thron up fth'ir hil: 14 t11n1'm orc I lh 1 < I h) t oI ' 4 hande f'' the mnn er. ho';mwi'i'- u\ hi( It'- I' :4 tin ! w lb' (:'0 H li Iio ;ll. r<;:r w'f t he !ar1- t11 111 l'.4 ill (1 44he .1(4i 4'elw t 'emn ' v. i lh a I in. hfill r dv11 t li,(1ron: . 4l':I414:w'4 lto 144 d1 4)l44 !'4 taIners Ct! )4 for . inn l44 . 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'~l 14air ti lIt 44) fallin w 4u ain a ts4he t I 4 4 1i - ld 4.' 1 '44441o t uI hair of14? <hat, dir% and 4.4!' 41i. . '4% 1)) nt' ''in .i't a~i few 4 m it ., you i4a' . < ou--4: 1144 1 's at atl'' in t he hai a4:1 onc 14anderin '4''4Iig.tI 444e's h'l partile o f Brnarhe scal f!rn rii I. . iten 1. Ingbntfing h ir. 414 / hue o Hr.((. wha tg! ples yo11u4, (of wli. fwil l~ (ltay lst. weweb sel fiin teIl dooiny Of fliersn ye44 but rll new4'f~ '1ou, 1a' 1or asetty stof-oi 'ft ha 'wmlt of it meL. --Ia los of 4mall boill of404 itojr toe 'hnr. for41 a few cen'"t! . 4 11 I 4! 1'rn ) ittne v''ro ,ilt I',''l ton one day 1 last4'). wIlleek :~' elin 14 he 4414): 14art1ly as a store-house. for farm (Ii ii ,v j. ic)11.v. l1141 h 4) HEAD Ou 1, 11AN.I 'Ihuin oel (I'llild 1 II .0 4. 4, ., lit 4) IliE iole Juno.414 a joi He .1Iin . of the lo a j314I Li I-d, a 4 17 IC (I z 1)01 tI )1 I lis t~i 4011 i Jack'Y114,d 4) 111(1IChol1.0v foll etiter . 14fil l iii:. n 10, ( hei i st!. wI 1111 in hI~ )r. W i 11111 1h! Ti;ueq (!esrida an. 'ill 1)041 e(ills I llnt he i identifideld I 11v' '4V4)4n .Z 'toriiII ral yeen arsl. Dr. tIP*111 an .nlIel le hs IIeIp ta ofli, l th'e all ne will7 e4)e upon IL new cyc '4sh s113 s1. Hei has so.Yve l74)I'i pu) 11711 ey p soat for in past !t ; 0.1-4 lIiS(n hich I)( '4'Im becl" 41414 4I I rI I I . he o rd n fhl tha I, 14 .: wella4':14)Iil t(o thejtwl hAi) - ii W1k. 11ls li a 14144 11% S1fithe 4..e-t The42 ( uic action lh I 11 I1* Iav-ll Al I i l! red.Aweek' I m(IIIvptl THE UNIV!EUSAL CAR FoII( I1I" fit mr*1- , I It Laurens. S. C. TALDOT' GARAG 14 'IL Men who buy and wear KEEP-KOOL Summer Clothing made of honest, reliable, serviceable American fabrics, give their personal aid and active influence to the splendid national team. work that is the basis of patriotic citizenship. KEEP-KOO " ock o KEEP-K00 to look for Sold by ogressive a successful clothiers through ut the worl Prove your faith in Am ican ent prise, stability and wer, a help protect and deve p American cloth industries. T % Ak THE HOUSE OF KEEP-KOOL THE SNELLENBURG CLOTHING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA For Sale Exclusively By CLARDY & WILSON %11 CORM \CK BeWithOurBoys bniglit tn<erly sung by John kl Connack Ilea it, and let the sentiment find eclo in the depths of yor wnhar't. Thiousainds; from)1 CoaSt tO COas1.t hiave been 1 thrilld b y i 'rack's renditioni of tis stiri mlody. Myrs Shall Fow" - oLu uc interpret'otion Iis famos air froi "Rinald is onc I L iiders fni nt tm 111posiLions, and is sung w ith dign ity by this noted baLritone. Two patriotic recitations Jancs If. Heron presents these delightful numbers in a manner calculated to fire the emotions of every backer of our boys over there. They arc: ___ 1"The Singing Soldiers'' and "The Mother's Answer" Stop ini a nd le o rby thes elctins fr you; a lso any other of the New Victor Records for Junhe FOR SALE BY POWE DRUG COMPANY