The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 20, 1918, Image 8
To r'ak col 0ver nih 01 1 It i I
tu ch r an t Ii I o iI Ienz or
Cri11. e 11 '1,1. laitals a li 4i druk-H t s z a I*
nani'.less eaoniC l. 1 IaI I is I .i it'
from all anrusand (4knige
fects. Thoac IIII 1atveI triied it say
that if acts like. iaieiw .' fi Iiar IIore
aftf.c it and cer il tain . Ii 1he oli
style iK one, eis't~ :w n tl -
0 C b ' : Il I l k: .o 'i i :1.
tinte \\ith at swaIilow (1f wall.-r. Ithat'I
all. N at.n ~ i o h
Wvork or pwInu . for ornione %0(yaus
ld '.i \ IIT andyir holta ys
letters fW omen
ing of the good CardulT
has done them. This is
the best proof of the value
of Cardui. It proves that
Cardui is a good medicine
for women.
There are no harmfulor
habit -forming drugs in
Cardui. It is composed
only of mild, medicinal
ingredients, with no bad
after-efects.
TAKE
The We7 zrh Tode
You can rely On C.,dui,
SSurely it wIt do ior yot
what it ons done for so
many1hompndsof othler'
wor It it holld help.
seemed to be
writes Mrs. Atry E.Veste,
of Madison Ileights, Va.
"I got down so weak,
could hardly walk . . .
just staggered around.
. . . I read of Cardul,
and after taking one bot
tIe, or before taking quite
all, I felt much better. I
took 3 or 4 bottles at
that time, and was able to
do my work. I take it in
.the spring when run
down. I had no appetite,
.and I commenced eating.
It Is the best tonic I ever
saw." Try Cardul.
AU Druggists
Pale Faced Women Ta
Rosy Cheeks ani
Men Need Phosphatesi
Vigorc
Atheletes lucrease Their Strenth,
or more by Simply Takini
Argo
Atlanta, (a. Dr,. F. A. Jacobst
saiys t hat Ph'iosphlates (' e .jusit it as c
tire ea's (tily, is nerv'~ous,. 0or i'rri ahl
worn ot, 0or looks haiggard( and pa
t~o miake a strong, r'obuust,. vigor'ou
heal thy body, aIs they are to ('(t ton
inake it grow. rThe lack of Phoi
phates I i. the ('ause of all a ni'tc CO
dtItIons and thle adiniist r'ation or
girain Ar'go-Phonsphate' tablets will i
('CeaHo thle si i'enigiI th and 3 lilin Ci
wevak, nerIvousi, Cart iwor n mieni al
worn131en :u0 per c'ent0. ini two or' tihr
weiek5 timec ini mlany intanct1(es, a)
thir contli in edl use wil Ili bul uip't1
whoile ntervouts system, antI give nr
life, vim. vigor', and~ viiality to
whole body. I atlways presibe iii Arii
P'hiosphuati to paien 'its who are jui
anrl colorless, and( it is surpr'ising
siei ho(w qu itkl a few wieek . ire
rosy.\-('he'(kedu beuty. Thetc enni
no''it rosy Ii'~ t: N ihiiked, hea hy, ' h iauti
I et ly sppli ed wtit I hosph. at i Ii' i,
j O biW11131 atid 1 \'nad i . 'I' n.
*. * * . * .s * * * * * * * * * .
A 0
REilD ('lO .S .N OT I -'S.
* e * . . i eae e e geaeg e
AjI t i on 1 Knittrs.,
2 's al~ t utely necesary 'for all
l ar r kin it Linig socks fo t he Ried
('ross to follow the Illeasurellments i
(.l blow or tli socks will be rejected
whn seit It) het(hillarters in Atlanta:
I-'rol the tlop of lit leg to the b ot
tIt I1 f ' th IkIl, t welve i Iches nIIw in
stiad o t If rtenli: lenigthl of foot, not
h, ltlan elevenl inches;, acro' plaini
tI fot, fourt. illches; across plain
pari of, l .. fotr in h . The top of
[ii( .rO lu l ihit i hir e l (tmll a
tal ietltI wh !Ivwst d. Till- ttm
lt'' Pu as;n eltimIardin t to ~lhe
-- l ' r i h-t 1 ot.0 t lla Su -
lll('l I )1 O er tll I 11 I li(5 tlP It(i' 1)L(rk,
Cd I I , v. i a ( r li I tIy t I I.
the r 1 Itt l 'a f nlti 11 he1rth Io
gether this is n.! hgetheo ilt'nine
T 1(11 tI resi 1 d ( 'll - i't lle( 1. s li'll I lI
hatl lit ) l' s,1' wO ill t iii y(own (wl
Ilt i .:Ill rossv. t'ld Cro 41s was asked last
w\e1ek filr Itln thous-'ani surgical wipevs
and a areordtlr of pmper backedl pads4
to he lI vevred ly th1 e :1llst of lItce Il
hittr. This was a ttrry fall and ilo
tit' disti t from I the regla allot
ment 1' of over foul2 h i Ired Iper back
le<] pads, which had been accepted by
thet chapter a few days; before. Alto
gether this Is, Ite biggest .job the sur
gical dressing depmrtment ha,; evve
I i
hla and every twomlan In town wh
caln possibly arrange to do So, is aske
I :1
to help. Classs are 'working t nighi
twil as ill tlel mornings andl after
-0
nons 1., t is nCessa ry for every t h in.
to be run rigt11 p11 to 10 the limit, i Ihl(
Sordetrs :it to be mtI. Nobody m s
i gax wedaut he wiqar Is ver. Tit
r I'mso ui al' ' rtst intlle's will o
I r l r,'Mw li. -il' :;I l inl de tv li ni
l a hinw the are (if str
h t Iei t h s lot
I- m n :. -
ht i t i l tl I Ie ws r h s d w t
it is over in ad of Iinse-Ihourth of Ith
pvople of the In ,015('lil 4 S e 111s hiol I I
kemlrshps, r 1 iP osp es to Mhak th
dnir population - Beau u , wols a
hIbbn w - \.ill h. membllers of thev Amet
io a e Srongd Hro.aS.
- 0
us Boiest way to celebrate ])a I
Etoy adwl ou owur he0 Pled Coss.
Veryn intaerting tinsh thave iti
thatg o L the .unIors shoutd teverywOShei
hoohlt azaars hdrigthei)l ( (Crism
tolidys T hitue chle n tre. sup
1o1make stl~l the cls to( bet sod athi
hazaarsttc" themelves.i This~t foo by3 15
m ansg limosibhl, Ilespca foro Pil
Eergy 'and Enduran ticle 2asts Per Ce
n skinisr pale, andt l flabby, ii
eto o.ttitI Thef mI ls l ack 14 i t. T h
Le haltom, itervou'Ls, irri ita ll desponde
li- 1an Il vit'a l tit, t flatipe~ o l ag I yC
n- i pha ' la kin lin your '141 'i)4 foo y ui
ilmost of whom can rocliet , lnilt,
draw and paint iI waler-colors and m f
CO use iii make candy. Sugar having
Ibeeln such a raritiy of late, canidy ought
to be a good seller. ltrequeItly there
are boys who can do tiarvels with
Stheir pocket-knives an(d coat haniigers
a small pieces of fu ruittire would
provve salhIle.
Another1i -thing of importance is for
the isciooI children to lielp in the An
iknual lIed Cross .\ embership Drive,
w hicl is to come off between the 10th
and 2:: rd of lecebner. Foiu r-MI note
MlII contests art. 'o be held in all 11e
s1chools. The Sithjtjcl of Ole spI teelces
to be prepared is "Why you should
.Join he lhd oss". 'The nites of
h1 wk irs in these coItesIt S Vre to
b:e eutoDis-isional hetadillartlers and(
\ill i]. forwvarded mo \\'a hinglonl to bo
11i:1 4.4 (11 lit , F-'lur M lliut llen roll
SillittI'.
--
Thc Citrme (alks.
mulm blas e a.. it Hte 101~ Croiss cour."Iss
in Ilyi..i,111c Car f 1P. Sick, and
Ilii i e ie.
BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
"vl'ae's cohw compound" endIs grrilip
misey --Ilon t ilta stiniyed-up!
Youi call en1d griplpe and brealk up
a severe cold either ill head, chiest,
hody or limblis, by taling a (lose of
I'ape's 'old Compi1 ound" every twc
hours until tlree doses are taken.
It promptly opens clogged-uip nos
trils and air passages in the head
stops nasty d(ischiarg~e or n'ose running
relieves sick leadache, dul!Iiess, fev
rishnless, sore throal, sneezing, sore
nhss and stifflness.
I)l'it stay sttiffel up! Quit blowinm
and sniffliig! Ilase yo-ir throbbili
head --noth i Ig else in tle world give
sneh prompt rlief as "P'ale's Coh
'onipound, which costs only a fem
ecents at anly drug11 store. I1 acts withl
out alsane astes nice, and calls
(es lt) In ot'tll 'tIit'e . I e stire you gv
Ihe e ulinll11 e.
- SON 1S 111. ) 6S.
r . li! . Ni l . 1,. (' Io. t H iill l :u
l I :: fo ' i: 1 I \Var \'.r . T ll,
I'ie' at r -I L T
ii' ' 1111~~ ~ I I'l I tt 11 t 116 ~il ll I
. I'. ti -' ym
i l l h ia . m I i- visit sub I i sh hs.vI
1 I .I i Siiiu I I ot K ni irds, I h o cani
ov r r ol. Th I IidI I w i h i -;, In.d1
to visiL l'r fa lie's adil to So'
ii 5)1)' tlil iv'es. t"ifiy-tivt' 31'lai ag
Mr. -.\da mfs Thas vilk atil. Crav
place wlaee his isaieits nM. ini Mvi
Archie Adams, then lived. At twent
years of age, after the dalh of li
pa retis, le went to soulth west Georgih
wher' e lie has since' Ilived. 'l'huis Is lb
tirsi t time lie has visited( bis tnativ
counIlty3 sinc~e going alway thity-tiv
yearis ago. All thle iddle aged ani
older' peOPle of (ross 11ll1, '.\ount vili
atiul Ilecaverdlami trememubet' wiell Ile
Adam as a bioy andl young mat
.\any3 laughable stoies of D ick 's ho)
ishi tiranks still linger in the minitds <
bhose w ho kniewv111 himest . it was
igreat trecat to .\ ur. Adams to visit hi
old home111 agaitn, as well as a pleasu I
to hiis fiendt~s to see himii.
.\lr'. tEd. Sitmpson1 of lilierfordIto
eN. ('., is visiting his sister, .\trs. It. I
Nancee, and~ti otier r'elatlIves liere.
.\iss Idal I oin 1titgswor'th Is teacel
ing" thIe Wade School anrd .\ i's. NetlI
tliutis has ('harge of Longview. Bol
oif thlese'young ladbes a6r'' of iIs lplac
Itev. .Iohni . Wi'lconi arid famitly,
Nhnty 3'ix wvere hi're Sor' a sbn
wh.ilIe las Fri"uday .3Mi. W~hIson Is man
inig prtepa rat ions to move here as so<
as ('Oinvei ent.
\i iss llebecca .\oore', of t.he ('aree
woodil schools siet the wee'k-end( lie
with .\irs. W. ('. Itasot'.
a i. .1 Joel Sm ithI of Htushi Iivyer car
ga tp Saturiiday' to see his burot her al
ey sisteris, of I le [Longviewi section
t _
SCOUGIESPELLS
BREAK YOUR RIES
Pi Pu~t a stop to them with o&
y'- reliable Dr. Knhg's New
a Dhicovery
'te .
('I That re., Jboarse throat m ustI
ue rumst be I (:jnedI. hra coughi t
gh che * u otn' sen.
it ( . r Dixovery di~ brci
)ld rf-ivinn bfrh
or : ell-now i C d in i I r < -:' '.
iy .
itr Thy ti3 fn" C')Ta ~itO?.
'se Ne a:ia, neeuet
* * * * * . * . . . . S S S
11yrd's. Nov. IS.-The farmers have
about filisled having the fleecy staple
gathered. They are (Iuite busy sowing
grainl now.
Mr. and .\ris. 1)owns (lenn visited
friends at bLaurens last. Sunday.
Alr. Kugene IluIdgenis and family vis
ited his atint Alrs. deo. Byrd recently.
.\Mr. ald Mis. l0d. Atwell, of Spar.
tallburg. were tle guests of her' broth
er, Mi. lill Anderson, last Sabbath.
Irs. Tinsley Is speiiltig somie time
with her eathIr. NIMr. W. .\. MIyers, be
fore ret' urnIin.g to hi Iloimie at Spar
.I\rs. (eo. Ivrdl atll NIMiss eiia lyrd
visitd inl 1L reis last week.
.\lrs., \\'reni :\ cih-rsoni stpent the dt:iy
Mr,; Wlciiii~t inv ol (ililt ('iiit'a
siln t y, wi he r i n \\eii'. IP. A ji'In i 'iom
rirln. t'inw- in tIihe tf noon It her. ho elie
l ii tat n . (al al'
l r. I a ni .\ar . .l.ii I.a Sn lers fwer e in
bAurn lop-piniv Santrd-11ty.
A dft lndl!rat ion of |(idling nva
ltrs will be givenl nearl IIhe city IAr
day. Those desiring to witniess tinp
demlolnsr-ationl mlay (.,lI aIt .lnes-Tay
lo. lHardlware Companly for1 f 11rthe cr
I nfo1Imat ion. A great la bor saving
imachilne.-Adv.
A CHILD'S TONGUE
SHOWS IF LIVER OR
BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
if 'ross, ieverisfi, sick, Iions, give
fruit lutxative it onuce.
10very iotler' realizes, after giving
her children "California Syru p of
Figs", that this Is theil' ideal laxative,
becnuse they love Its pleasalt taste
an11d itl thoroughyl cleanses I tie tende
little soiach, Iver and bowels with
ont gi iling.
\\' e cross. i i table, feverish or
brealb is bad, st uniach sour, look at
Ihe lot;gill.. Moth )i! If coated, give a
tea.-spooniii l of /tlis h1.1airmless '" fruit
htxalite", and f' a few hours all iti
o . co il: t'd waste, iir bille and
on ii ed'i 0( id ' Oil ( ofl the Iow
r-h. aild .% l 'tt aivv.I w\e t. play Il child
i- . \\'i.n, fi s liii'le -s h-in is fill
erud.111 threat rOe asso meh 1
ri tindr : w ionh .fi 'l -m-lah
aii I ' the l''i'-t tr n, len.
ni 'c -' I hla dy: I l k t k ow
ia 1- 0""- !.11 iiiav saiv s a ick child
Itolsorlm .\,k yo r d n n t for a1
t!:( h " ':l li i : yrup of >-i'.
v'. iii: '. 1, ,, di! I im s v; w ba1 b i c hil
diren oil al :It ai '111 r rI"n 11-iups printl
I d( on ;Ilu. hollle. lieware of countr
6t, : h;ote o don' . fooled. (;(.i
the l-enuinec. m1a4 l y "('alif'ornia V in
Cyu (olinpanly."
Huge Piam
From Seven
Dollars
1' SNIXTY P'IANOS TlO BE S(
pdano I have sold for monthls hi
to sell biy ChIristmnas. Several
C thiem $450.00tt. I want state wi
exacty 11'I A. 31., andt cloislig
$350.00. I have nowv only six
puossible cbance to get less the
hiis is ino tr1'ICk to sell ai I
regul art IprICes p rInted on t her:
whliichm It is sol. Those who
sale is to sell the largest numti
I Iise miy bcusiness thereby.
In AprIl the government
). or struc lumb Ii ner tot' mak I
I enty per cent. then al lowel
iIt. Is the general belief, as
er. Some of the pianos I
c'odIt Ions aecetuate( lieI
-' a~ taeryo all piak nshe adle
if hae one had pryo anoe April,
t mentioner. .\iit lie tthe. mak
I ie eon pay feins w of Ii
Starr P ian 'omp anytoOni
fAllowin thes: are strdyar
frdof te toe anthso ih Ial
b es recnvd tby anyoe. The <
oe Isner int gotheS I do'a
Allc on hs plars all not
noVCw unsl.t 1(1tosliW
U mi~Three o thel utr aInd
l iurilit.eg euite ae
sieoftelemnts wt
ahadtim xcp heit
noteis nt god i on'twan
Al f hs pao aef
s
19~
c4 IIIEF il E.N('E: mTIhet Itiank of U
OPERA HOUSE
--- NEXT
MoNDAYA.NDTUESDAY
. .~ ..
THRE REELS of Muddy Tragedy
of rench Life showing Charlie
haplin's idea of things a
"doughboy" should
have and does'nt.
"Shoulder Arms" will be shown
in cnjunchon with our regular
Monday and Tuesday's program,
A dmission --Adults, 2Stes
Children - 15cts
o Sale---Bargain Prices
ty-Five to One Hundred and Fifty
Reduction in Price of Pianos
1,1l) AT (ON E~ ltl'E, ItEEOAlt1)IESS 01F F010MER PlII('E.. The cheapest
is bleetn for $3150.00, I have now on hand sixty ianos which I ex pect
or these pilanos ate lprIced $50J0.00, several others $-175.00 and most or
tle notoriety in my businaess, and bieginiting 31ilna, No iembier 25tht, at
4atutrday ntight, llecembler 21st, 1 am going to sell every piano I have at
pianos on handl, the price of which is as low as $3d0.00, so there is no
ni the value of your money.
>t of inferior ianltos at extra values. I 'will mail anyone a stock list with
Sso that you may know the make of t he piano andl the regular price at
come first will get t he best values. .\y sole object in having this special
>er of pianos in one month of any one man in the State, and to adlver
cut the piano prodluotion thirty per cen t. on account of t he great needl
ig aerolflanes. I ater hle steel for plates was cut one-third of the sev
I, and recently the gogfernment has iaken chanrge of all the piano felt.
expressed by pinno n/anufacturers that' Jianos wvillI advance still high
have in stock have a(\'anced thirj~y'per cent, since I bought. These
argains offered in t is adyvpttfement.
tanced $50.00) since iyspring. I contracted for all thle pianos that I
918, and on account of buying last winter, I am enabled to sell at the price
's I have are hiousehoid words throughout America and other continents.
nakes:
(Chase lBrothers K roeger Pinnio (om pany
liusha & (herts Adaim Schaauf
istic inst ruments and stand in the foremost rank of standlrd pianos. Come
in every instrin nent and the same to every one". All pianos will he sold
riedl expert iano salesmen wvill have to lie paid and no conmmissions willI
:ustomer willI reap the benellt. I have the largest stock of pianos of any
n sole ownier and manager and have to consult no one about wvhat 1 (10.
> reducted wvith the exception of three players. I have oniy a few players
'layers, worthi $750).00) -ill be sold at $550).00t. Two years time given on the
i'rayer & Itmington. Ail othbets mutmst be pa id for in twelve monthls.
in full or part payment. Any of these pianos sold on terms payabile in
pier cent . in terest added to atomun t carried over. 'No difference bet ween
test on the tmoney. One man'~s mon ey is as good as aniot her's, and if yourt
t. Wihere C redlit is desirted, sat isfacitory bank references must he given.
Es5h st ock, brantd new. 11esides thlese, I hav one(llt Carliisle ian uini oak at
rn llemuington pianos at $298.00. Tlwo listey pianos arte in ci reausiatn wal
titogatny. ThIs is the (hipotunity of a life t imte, to get a pianto at a great
tadled for on this prtopositin. Wrtte tti onte orI enil fIor stoek fist oft t hese
I JOHN A. HOLLAND
The Greenwood Piano Nan
SGreenwood, South Carolina
ro('iwanal, Ins til.!..st am .t trnge'd hanitk in tf r~anun 14)4 ('ant e