The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 01, 1919, Image 6
FINAL SET'TLMENT.
Take notice that on the 18th day of
January, 1919, 1 will render a final
account of my acts and doings as
Executor of the estate of W. P. Bald
-win deceased, in the olice of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens county,
at 11 o'clock, a. in. and :)n the same
day will apply for a final discharge
IT'S NOT YOUR
IT'S
Kidney disease is no respecter of per
sons. A majority of the ills affilcting
people today can be traced back to
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs of the body. They are the
filterers, the purifiers. of your blood.
Kidney disease is usually indicated by
weariness, sleeplessness. nervousness,
despondoncy, backaehe, stomach trou
blo, pain in loins and tower abdomen,
gall stones. gravel, rhounatism, sciatica
and lumbago.
All these derangements asre naturo's
signals to wvarn you that the kidneys
need help. You shoul use (OLD1
MEDAL Ilaarlem Oil Capsules immoe
) I..."
Men or- , T .-- t. C - h!.
Iigginho iam, 1f .1 town, ov , "A
my age, which i f l, ho live
not act so well a:; ven younglR few
years ago, i)y tio:ach was all out o:
fix. I 11as constimated, my 1Wy?;
didn't act. 'My digestion was bad, ani
it took so little to upset me. My ap
petite was gone. I was very wecak...
I decided I would give Black
Draught a thorougl. trial as I knew Is
was lighliy recoinmended for thi
trouble. I began tak-ng IL I felt
better after a few doses. My appetitc
improved and I became stronger. My
bowels acted iaturally and the least
trouble was anon rihton with a foxw
Why dont
Save?
<
Putyour
Moniey in OrBan
Saving is a atural ira
tion which is the first Jaw<
1How any man can see
"go" each pay day, and not
zie any frugal rnmd.
Old age is sure to f
with plenty. Start a bar
habit and you'll soon have
Make OUR bank Y
We add 4 per cent. int
The Enterprise
N. B. DIAL., President
'I AM GLAD T4
Glad to Try Anything
"Three years ago my sysitem
was in ai terrliy ruin dow11n con
dition and I is bro ken out all
rid a bout my3 con dition a nd I
wvas glnd to try any itag wleh
woeuld re'lieve mue. P~eruinn wias
recomendediiuu to me as a fine
blood remedy and tonie, and (1
Boon found thait it was wo4rthiy
of pralie. A few bottles chani~gedt
my1) 'ondliltionS materially andt in aL 2:
short tine I wais all over amy
trouble. I own may rest orat ioni to le
health and strenagth to I'eruana, e
I amn glind 4o endo14rse it." ,
Soldt r'ery,h..
from 'iy titot as Executr'x.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
ment on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
MRS. C. M. ABERICROMBIE,
Executrix.
Dec. 18, 1918.-1 mo. A
HEART
YOUR KIDNEYS
diately. T soothing, healing oil stim
t.en tfe kidneysb relieves Inflannia
I lions aid destroys the germs which
I ave aused It. Do not welt until to
or Ow. Go to your druggist today and
ins) t on GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Cabsulos. In twenty-four hourn you
hould fou l health and vigor returning
nd will bless the day you first heard
of GOLD M1 DAL ltarlein Oil.
After you feel that you have cured
yourself, continue to take one or two
capsules each day, so as to keep in
-first-class condition and ward off the
dangor of other.attacks.
Ask for the original imported GOLD
IMI )A L braind. 'Three sizes. Moiey re
Ifunded if they do not help you.
flN
I- e
I0a - lo7 Draught."
S a yarof siccessful use has
made Thedfo's Black-Draught a
standard, household remedy. Every
member, of L-very family, at times,
need the help that Black-Draught can
give in cleansing the system and re
lieving the troubles that come from
constipation, indigestion, lazy liver,
etc. You cannot keep well unless your
stomach, liver and bowels are in good
working order. Keep them that way.
Try Black-Draught. It acts promptly,
gently and in a natural way. If you
feel sluggish, tako a dose tonight.
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
25c. a package-One cent a dose
All drirgista J. Co
natu. '
(OU ak
1 V
;trnst. i ssl rsra
)fNatre. an
eey Cn of RhPER eaniner
saesm fi, wouldblyz
tun acon Yo'lge h
CNditionalBn
Miss hilka Leopold,
S Larceo St., Monasha, Wis.,
C'y 13edc~erkra nz. M'diss Leopold's
tter oppioslto conveys In no un
-riniln w:ay the gratitude she
ols for Pecrunat.
Llqnid ad T.alets Fo..
CALL FOR CLOTHING
FOR BELGIAN RELIEF
Hoover Reports on Western Europe
Conditions. Food Also Needed.
Washington, 'Dec. 28.-Four years of
German oppression brought no loss of
life from starvation to the population
of Belgium and 'Northern France, and
the under nourishment resulting from
enemy occupation can be stamped out
if America continues to send food.
This report from 'Herbert Hoover,
chairman of tho commission for relief
in Belgium, based on a survey of the
occupied territories of Western Eu
rope, iwas ifiade public tonight at the
commission's headquarters :.ere.
The survival of the peoples of Bel
glium and northern France, while a
quarter of the populations of other
German occupied lands (lied of fain
Ine, was ascribed by Mr. Iloover to the
work of fihe comi Ission ,wliich foi
four years l)01red foot! across bellig
crent liines suflecient tok eep men, wo
1114' anid ('ihilrell lbove fle ma rgina of
star -vatioll.
Thel gr.:00i1mle of, thr-1 people to fihe
l'uled ~ f,( 1''en 0l. toove r !.r -1
V; b Iu - 4 n l e ~ n r s i
? I I . I i I n , i 11t y of4
I il 111 Ihi 1 ' will noi i d t h I
Wji hi tle ( Irnm-.- evacuati on1c , h lie
sys I' ,it dist ri ill ion i of food .111da
cloth1iing bulitl up by 111w commilissionl
duiiring tle four1, yea ('S becaml4 disor
ganiz.ed, dle to tIhe break(downi in
I anllslort, .\r. H iover founli.
Though it Is noaw possible, Mr.
Iloover found, to buly almost any kind
of food inl ftigiumi, the prices pre
ciude the plrchase except 13 the
wealthy. Meat, accorling to the re
por, is $2 a potnid. eggs $1 (ach1a ad
bilter $2.50 a pol )1. I'liese prices are
ill coontrast with an average ilconie
for Illole thain onie-lalf the poulillatioll
or less tian $-1 a week per family. The
food administration. stablished by ie
[heiglan govermeiint, the reorlt alded,
Is iakinig care of this situiation as rap
idly as possible.
''An exainnation of t1h1i poplilaluion,"
Mr. Iloovr salid. "1rove t hat till
shipeltlis of rood by tile collmmissionl
foi re4lief i ll Relgilli l dilring itle pIst
fourl yea.rs haebroulght thlis people
:thr1oughi their. ordeal1 withlout irr Ie
paabe amgeto thle nalionl1 hlea llth.
There exists amoni 0ig certaini classes
undernutr11itionl, but conitinuled suplll*(I.,s
of food will rapidly rectify tils.
tuIbercu losis as a result of lis tin
dernutifritionl.
"Th' mot lhe)ring facltr in the
sit uation11 is thie colnd ition1 of thle 2,1100(,
000( Ile'lglan clilidren who hlave been
t he obiject of itmost soliitude' of' the
wholeC worild tuin ag the four iyetars of
Occup latin 1(1.1Iecauise of thie supple111
men(t1ta ry nieaIs fu rnishied bly the relIef
('ommlIiss1ion andI I le m~any chlildlren's
inlstituitionis . . . these children have
c'ome through this periodl i a state( of
hei(alth pe. lrhap even het'1 )0 teln (hall totild
b' ex peeted. . . . lecaiuse oIf Ameri
's r'eady respons111e to thle appeal (of
thle rel it'eOfl nmmission to sav4e the fli
ture'( generaljthills (If Ftelgiutm, wte may0
lbe dluly' pr1oudt of t his reslt."'
Iloover' stated,. i approix imat(ly :Y{.500,0i00
people4 were'4 thetitute C andit dependenlfit.
ge'tting back toI work this numbl~ler, lit
said. hall ben reci(edh to 2,lt0,500.
"'.t i llsu vey (of thle rtest of t'i-urope,
tilii'it evidencet't Is al hand to shitw
that bleforle next hatrvtst rtelif oft ani
(temled If the' remininug plopulation is
4lt' b tiaintaiined ill any smbilance of
healthI.
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
TH FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief fro pain
mnakes Sloan's ie
World' Lin ent
This famo s re ver of rheumatic
aches, sor esa stiness, painful
spramns, ne ra ic pamsul, antI most
other cxter a twinges that hutmanity
suffers fro , enjoys its great sales
because it practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relicf.
Always ready for use, it takes little
to penetrate without rubbingp anti produce
results. Clean, refreshing. At all dru~g
stores. A large bottle means economy.
R0n. (J0e ni $1.l20
LANFOIW NEWS. *
Lanford, Dec. 30.-The Christmas
holidays .passed off very quietly and
pleasantly here swithout so much of the
usual display of fire works as we have
.been accustomed to.
The school closed for only one week
and aMonday morning 'both teachers
and pupils seemed happy to resume
their regular nwork, having spent a
pleasant Christmas with their home
folks.
Miss Othello Johnson spent Christ
mas holidays in Spartanburg with her
sister, Mrs. T. 'I4 Harney, and Mr. B.
W. Johnson in Arcadia.
Mr. 41. 11. -Iavner and son, of
Maiden, N. C., Mr. P. G. Havner and
son, of laffncy, also Miss 10velyn Hay
ner, of Statesville, N. C., visited their
Jonlison relatives (luring the holidays.
ir. and 1rs. J. Hi. Cunningham, of
Lalrels, spent ('hi tistias witil Mlr. .1.
-it. l'atiersol and Mrs. lills.
M1r. W. 1). Paltirs'il and family were
lithe fdt \of-3. .1. .\. 0lle-Nhiels al
.r I nl :
11 1 C II ll w t It
\: 1.1c;a a il 1-:l11:1 y Aut:tmns,
of Fi* n ai lu a.1111, a few day';s * it II
ill i:' couiS! . \lisse's ! 1101ra and .\I -
lie .1y l'atterson.
Till-day singilng was called olf
bu aI few good -iigers calli, iot
kinowini. of it. and tw had several good
Sons5. cluar(tts, tc., by Ile Messrs.
flynn. Riditle, Todd and llurn.;, from
Warrior Creek (choir. Those woil we
I folnitunat to hear i ft'is good singing en
Joyed it very miitIcli and extended to
themiii a bear i; invitation to Iivet with1
uis again in '.he iear futire.
.\1rs. .\fills and Miss Helle Patterson
del ighteid thlir I Sundicay School1 classes
by presenting theiml soic Christias
presenits Suinday morning.
.\lrs. c. I,. Waldrvp andl ..\rs. T. A.
D liruminnond entertained the liltle folks
witi aft(rinoon parties amiusing them
With games, ililsic and refresliients,
diiing Cliristias, inch to their de
light and enjoyment.
.\ris. I'. A. 'I'ioias an(d little soil,
of Spartanhuirg, arl, siending lie week
will .tei parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. It.
Franks.
.\lIr. Yates Waldro'p has iret uned to
spartanhurg and is working in Todd's
drig ti 1111til Wofford College openis
"I ATE BEEFSTEAK
THE FIRST TIME
IN MANY YEARS!"
Greenii1 :'Lad~ny D~escribes Her F"eei
ing~s Whenci She is A tble to Eat a
(Good Menl After Ye'aris of Stonmach
Distress.
"Forn maniy years 'I haIve been the
victimii of stomal('ichiisordeir. It kept
gettiing worse and worse uintil began
to feel it in ot heri parts of iy body.
M\y liver .wont had, I had i eadachies,
was 'onst ipat dI aind sl ecred from
ilainls ill the li ibA. .\13y Sleet) left me
and I lay alwal e nlih afte ni iighit. I
'oulId not1 eat - gooi imeal without it
g iviing lilt greai trio deo. I tied aboiit
Everytinig 1 0ou find but nothing
elded as a las .soirt lo 11ry Dreco, the
n ew herb il' m ( eine, il)i'Oen hl -a -
wonde1(0rfilly firom thle very firist day
I slaitedl on ii for I at(e a big meal of
tbeefstea k. thle flirst time ini ma ny years,
andiitiI dlid not hurl me at all. Thle aw
ful pains in my limbs aie all gone andI
I sleep much helbteIr now anid feeI r'est
ed when I get up in thie morning. I
owe al1l my recovery~ to dl reto and ami
piad to tell t'very ieirson I kinow. about
(8Siginedt .\1irs. .1. C. lioberson,
:27 Wallace Street,
Gr'eenville, 8. (C.
No. i'ersoni (enn ke''p we'dll iinless. the
stomiadch, li' aiid bowels are'( inl goodl
woirking order'i. it is a slimpile matter to
kee l thei1 iiachinert is of t I 'heotly in
firist c'lass '-halpe thlroughi thle use oif
I reco. .tiist a Siioinfiul wvithi (eh
meal for' a shorit timie has aceomplishi
od wonideriful results fori i11( hundeds of
mien and( womlein of thiis sect ion.
TDieeo Is inex peiisive. pleasant to
iake anid culk and1( ('fleint Inl Its ac
l ion. .\loderni driuig stoies every-whiere
it' no0w dispensing [Dreco anld it I'
..Oularily r'ecoimmnended In ILauriens
by I1aurenls Driuig Co.
War's ('ost in Dleadi.
Londonl. D~ec. 20.-WVith th le issue
of thle official figuires of the Frmench
losses in the war' it is possible to ar'
ive at the a pproximafte estimate of thle
'typiallI ing toll of life. The de'ad, so
far, nusmber 5,936,5041. Thie Individual
national losses in deadit thus fair an
nouinced aire:
Tit ishi 700,726, Fireneh 1,071,300,
Ameriean 5,4,79, Russian 1,700,000,
Aulstriian R00,000, (German 1,600,000.
Th'ie total -German ensualties are
givenl by the Beirlln Vor'maerts as
6.330,000, and the Austrian total was
placed at 4,000,000. Serbia in killed,
wvounded and prisoners, lost 320,000
Eat without Fear of, Indigestion!
Instant Relief for Bad Stomachs
When your meals hit bac
When what you turns sotir,
forming acids, g .es and i iges
tion.
Magic relie No itingi
The mom ape's Diapepsin
reaches the torbach all the sour
ness, acidity, heartburn, Odyspepsia
and indigestion ends.
Upset stomachs feel fine.
Costs so little-+-Any drug store.
UPS T 7 ~ WILL PUT YOU
UPrm Papes Diapepsin ONYOURFECT
I am Sincere! Stop Calomel!
I Cuar tee Dodson s Liver Tone
i1te in me aF ! (' b:-ul .o I s I and you onyslv-. :iloo a
:dn. ' w rk 1, col i!iiit:lk o i.
i Is I (I r 1,T v 1 1 W IiI II
iS ~ v I' V1 VIL It- Ii~ I (,5 I11S v e ' rt I5: i )P Ia
ha:1- not iced :I 'ureat1 faline o in 1 i .1, 1 .
sa I f e1 lomel. T, i-v IIl l V I I 'i he Ih v t . I o; r
sam N re: aSo ounl 'o us I1) Ton e eu ; blk
is I n its place. I tohele, I t0vr o r ( OIl
''alomll)1 is dan1gerou01s and11 people -. i -lv v 'Yt.IId
knlow it, while Dllolo ' Ii Tone 11-1h st ohellrl n d !
is perfeelh- sa fe :Ind g ie hetlr re- IT k tsolfl f ldtal v1o
gist. Dodson's, Iiver. Tonle is per- Ie nle vd solal rclii
sonally guanr-ant eed by every drug- paled Im-els. It. doesn't gripe all
gist who sells it. A large bottc the next day like violent calonie.
4
Cattle Buying for 4
Swift & Company
Swift & Company buys more than
9000 head of cattle, on an average,
every market da .
Each one of t em is "sized up" by
experts.
Both the pa ker's buyer and the
commission sale man must~ 'dge what
amount of inea each a 'al will yield,
and how fine it ill b , the grading of
the hide, and t e ntity and quality
of the fat.
Both must I now market conditions
* for live stock and meat throughout the
Scountry. T he buyer must know where
Fthe different qualities, weights, and
kinds of cattle can be best marketed
as beef.
If the buyer pays more than the
V animal is worth, the packer loses money
on it. If he offers less, another packer,
iL or a shipper or feeder, gets it away
from him.
If the seller accepts too little, the live
pstock raiser gets less than he is entitled
Ito. If he holds out for more than it is
worth, he fails to make a sale.
A variation of a few cents in the price
per hu.ndred pounds is a matter of vital
importance to the packer, because it
means the difference between profit
and loss.
Swift & Company,
U. S. A.
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