The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 01, 1919, Image 7
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* LISBON NEWS.
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Lisbon, Dec. :1.-The rains have
coie and stopped our prepara tIons for
sowing small grain and doing many
other ilings Ihat should be done be
fore the holidays set In, however, we
must Ie satisfld .with the things as
they now stand, as therc will be plen
ty to do after we have departed this
life, ". let's look upon the bright side
andl hope for a brighter future. The
falmters have butchered soic of their
line hogs and we trust that this little
Warm. spell will not cause them to lose
their Imeat. We feel satisfied after
tiwo or three nights of cold weather,
with plenty of salt it will be safe.
We are glad to see the boys coming
homne to be with their loved ones once
iore. We have so much to le thank
fiul for and we are satisfled that after
Woodrow Wilson returns from "u rope,
tle United States, with other nations,
will enjoy an everlasting peace by his
hoaving gone 'abroad, so God jbless
Woodrow Wilson, the grandest man
that ever lived or ,will ever live. We
pray that be may soon accomplish his
work in eriope and return to his na
tive heath.
irs. 1liza Fuller has been Very
sick but we are glad to say that she is
on tile road to recovery .
Mr. and Airs. livers Mliam and son,
of Durham. N. C., will spend the hol
idays with his mother and brother.
.1. T. A. lallow is spending a few
days in Union with relatives.
We were sorry to hear of Mrs. John
Brown's illness and hope that she will
soon ho tier usual self again.
We are also sorry to hear of 'Mr.
Yates Irown's accident in his auto
wrecked on his way to Laurens from
hiis father's home Saturday.
All. Norwood Martin has bought the
Wr'.ht place and the price paid .was
a good one. but. tle place is worth the
price any day. We think that Mr..'Mar
tin intends to raise hogs 1(and a few
cows as a side line. lie sold his best
.pigs for $12.060 each at six weeks old.
The government tmas don a great
thing when they got the people of the
state interested in the hog business.
Joe llolmes sold his Diuroc pigs for
$1-15.00 each. 'cverywhere you go you
can see pigs for sale.
Your. correspondent Visited Union
last week, and we nwant to mention one
thing that was worth our special no
tiee. A friend of ours said to us, "I
want to carry you all around to the
hotel that in run by Mr. Mitchell and
show you some hogs that you never
have seen on your state fair grounds."
Our-. r'eply was that we doubted that,
but we went and we want. to say we
never in all our lives saw sich hogs.
IT.s at sIx veeks old were much Ilarg
qr 11 we ever had (Ile pleasire of
lookin at. Old I'tion countly soil don't
look lik it did :10 years ago. After
.IL., if Is thev manl Ilnd nlot so muchel
the 1antid. Somte of t heir farms are
sown down in rye. clover and oats, for
.winter covering (roils to put in the
1land wvhat it nieeds most. W~e mot0 up
with a Laprens county mani who ives
now int Sport an hitrg, hbut owns a big
farmu ini t'tion coiunty3, and( lie nays
(I nioni ('outtty is thle goardeti spot of
the wvorld. lie also said, "T get my
rents .wit homt any t rotible on the patt
of myself". So it Is a pleasure to own
a farm in old U'nion.
A liappiy Chr ist mas and a prospetr
ous Ne.w Year' to the edItor and those
in thle 'work.
Misls Frankle Cole, who teaches the
~oa11(1 school in (Inaon coutn ty, has
bieetn visittig fri ends in t his ('ounty.
.\r. and( *.~l rs. lb 'hi. .\i lam and( chil
dren,. of Grmeenvil le, r'etur tned after
visit ing his mtot her atnd brothercis.
M.\.lotmes I lolmeOs has returne'tid
htome fromt a r'auip itn Viryinia.
.\tr. and( .\lts. I logoan Walker andi
('hildr1 en and Al iss a iat in vhied ir, t
and( tr". M\atrtinl Yest erday.
\V' otter big values(' ini islanikets.
Y~out (an hatve thtemt cit her itn white,
s .Al. & KX if. \V'l4ICES ,L& ('(.)
DOClOR SAYS
VINOL IS DIE
BE IONIC~
Honest Opini n D r Gave
His ent
' Bedford, Ohi .-"I was in a pitliul
condition, wea , nervous and run
down so I could not do my housework.
I bad doctored for years and tried
everything under the sun, A friend
told me about Vinol. I asked my.
doctor about it, and he replied, 'It
certainly Is the best medicine that can
be had today. I couldn't give you
any better.' I took It, and today I
am as well and strong as any woman
e ould wish to he, and It was Vinoi
that saved me."-Mrs. Frank A. Hor.
*key, Ash St., Bedford, Ohio.
e.We guarantee-thls famous cod liver
and Iron tonic for all such, coftditIons.
Fior Bale by Laudrons 'Drug Co. and
Druggisteg.oerywhere. ,
31 EN COMING HOME
IN STEAJDY STREAM
Million Dlesignated for ismtissia from
Service. M1iany Already Out.
Washington, Dec. 28.-A steady
stream of troops from overseas and
army cam ps Is moving hiomiiowar'd.
'With more than 1,000,000 men desig
inated for demobilization since the
signing of the armistice, all efforts
tleneral March, chief of staff, said to
day, are being directed towards get
ing them out of service and back to
the work in which they formerly were
engaged. Already more than half the
number designated have beeni muster
ed out.
Aleanwhile additional units have
been assigned for early convoy home.
Reports tonight from France showed
that thrge more transports, vith up
waird of 5,000 men, had sailed, and
others vill depart for home poits as
rapidly a'i possible.
Generial March said work of dis
charging nen from camps was pro
eetding at the rate of about 100,000 a
.week.
Mfore than 1,100,000 American sol
diets at- home and abroad have been
designated for (demobilizatioti since the
armistice was signetd. General March
gave tle fiuit-es toda' as 937,000 men
in holte units to be (ischar'ged and
1G8,000 m11-. and G,800 oflles assigned
by General Parrhing for 'arly convoy
home from France. This ilues Ilel
already dischiargeI and those who have
ainded from France.
Tro dati oiflcial reports show 533,
33i meI n and 3,-409 oficers actually
dischar'ged. Complete reports for the
week Just closed are-0 expected to raise
the total at least 100,000.
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS, FEVERISH
FROM CONSTIPATION
If tongue is coite'd, bretitIt bad, stom
ach sour, clean liver and bowels.
Give "California Syrup of Figs", at
onice-a teaspoonifl i tay often saves
a sick cli'd tomlorrow
if your lit tl ono is out-of-sorts,
half-sick, isn't resting, eating and act
ing naturally-look, . Mhcr! see if
tongue is c Iated. Il is a sure sign
that its littb1 sotmae , ' liver and bowels
atre clogged with sn. When eross,
i rritable, f ver I, stomach sour,
breath bad - I s stomach-ache, diar
rhoea, sore ti at, full of cold, give a
ieaspoonfui f "California Syrup of
f;Igs", and ir a few hiaurs ali the. con
stipate'- poison, umligstetl food and
sourt' bile gently move.4 out Of its liN.
tle bowels ithout gripiing, and y-oi
have a well, playful child agan.
Mothbet's eati rl vc. easy after giving
this harnless "ftit ilaxative", because
it. never fails to '-leansi te i-lt' oi(e',
liver' an] howvls and sweet.mI the
stoiach and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full directions forl
habies, childiren of all ages anti for
gr'own-uips printed on e('ch hotIle.
lBwar'e of conitI'teit tig '. trus. Ask
yoir druitg4g!st for a ottlie of "Califo'
itia Syi'utp of 'is;" th1n, ''' that it is
1imdle by Ill.h "California P:A Nyrtp
Compimny."
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* A T11illl'E 0 i"LOTE.
*' To te 31lemory of Cliarence Hel-j *
* amts, Son of 31 r. antd 31trs. ,J. (. *
* Ilellamts, Hlortn 31arch 21, 1891 *
* and hied Dec. 2, 1918. *
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* . 0 0 5 5 w S S S S S e a e
This day wvill be r'etmemberitd as the
day the Celestial M~essenger came for
the soul of out' darling brother and
silently bor'e his sweet, bette spirit
to Glod wh'lo gave it, and now wve say
he is de(ad1. We know ou' Clatence
was a favorite of par'tial nature, with
a bt'igh tintd and a kind iov'ing hear't,
together ,with sweet ness of dispiosi.
tion. When we t'emembler what music
atid sunshinme Ihis swteet voice andi
bright silie were int that now dleso
late homie, wve ennn tot lielIi crtying out,
"Whty was Clart ence taken fromt its?'"
it. is ideed a tmystery of providence.
why lhe shtoi have to go, but1. ,we
shtall I know s lieu the vil is remouved
tO out fltci'i sight niow, thent shatll
My idoa. lin e to tlans it ntiitome-'
lilt. iterhaps ith sciapht smuile and1
lIIis itlttig rister',
,Necola.
D~iS('.AltDED 1110 Bl'iA.
ermns Leatv ontg iiiange Gun i in
Old P'russzan Arsenatli.
Comnz~n, Dec. 28.-D ismtetmbered
andl with its wvar wvorn parts already
be(giniing to rust, theo big Ji(rthta
which startled the wvorld by its long
rango fhrt upon ParIs last sp'lng has
been left to Its fate In an old Glerman
nrsenal yard in weost P,russia.
According to inftormationi reaching
the ThirdY Army, the-famouts big gun
Is lying in~ the open ai pr'otectod from
the eyes of the curious only by a board
tejice,
Other ituns of alr'ge oniibre are also
within the yard, a tow (German BoI
[lior0 acting a~ a guiard,
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
DOCTORS ADVISE
The improved (alom el ''ainlet '1'h1at is
Entirely iurilled of all Nauseatin.g
an1d Dangerous Quallitl(es.
I'hysicians are warnin g the puble
against trilling With colds, influenza
and gri ppie. Ti'hey say tihat a brisk cal.
omnel purgative, preferably Calotabs,
tihe ne v and himproved calomel tablet,
should he iiab ' taken at bed ti
and repeated tih l eond or third 'ht,
if neessary. II the earie, stag.,
one Calotal) is us ally sulli .nt unlc's
the ease is part 'ularly .ere.
Ph ysician s sa that is a waste of
time and is da gero h to experiment
-with other laxat ye , as caloniel is ab
solutelynitecessar sooner or later. One
Calotab on the tongue at bed time
with a swallow of swater-that's all. No
salts, no nausea nor the slightest In
terference with diet, work or pleas
ures. Next morning your Cold has van
ished and your whole system is puri
tied and refreshed. Calotabs arc sold
only in original sealed packages, pr1ice
thirty-five cents. Recomnnended and
guaranteed by druggists everywhere.
Price refunded if you are not delight
ed.-adv.
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4 JANUARY 9-10-11
V Imam
JW. HENDERSON JR .
Laurs,.. C
FAREWELL TO 1918
he Year 1918 has passed out upon the white fleeting wings of
Vhe past is now history; the future lies before us. Let's all gather
heart full of energy, with light feet, and by the help of God
>rward, determined to make 1919 a better and more prosperous
WISH YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
1919 NEW YEAR 1919
THE HOUSE OF BARGAINS
RED IRON/ /RAKET
same Goods 15 Sells for Cash and Gives
Per Cent Less You Your Money's Worth
SMILE AND BE HAPPY
Buy Your Goods of J. . Burns & Company
and You'll Be Happy 1919
H appy New Year Letter t Al
lR:
'innbliig is the Yahar9-terhst- te ohat bplon t univrsal hity. im list man in thw (eti-gwnso
mid every wanit rlilled,. had ivery privilege m-eo-m-i-d tohi. hu -Ii etn - ti-rito n
Lri-i'iiilei 11(1 iiMli e (diii miot bave tht }iiihs r iilii'rs u 'itie
lirst thinilg a by does i~s to raise a howl a m ialoe a Iik. earale111 iles- ioi
bulsinless, no inatthr what that businiess is. To'' hea uni-n talk, they are all losing iomuv l'u i
ni says5 business i. not, w hat. it. used to be, lhe is I osinIg om li- everyW yea-; he wear lne el ith
wears diiasnois they own theit own earliage. ;uni have a ellge by athe.
mhe. it is the sane with thli fetes, the ewlr and mn Goi .r p ii l- sti l is
ni yvou think wouhili lbe <;ontenlt, is the greati st griimbh-lr of tliiii all. I im seaom is -lv W
rwiake seed tIis yea ; if t he 1 leaven bour abu-an d the barns bars . not get
for onur xs t al, t here is no use having it.' NobodyiX wa uns hiis sill to follon-tli a iie line -l, lisies
griiilbleis iii every voicationi mal loetiin. l-re ai-e nio iie m~id'ru les inli onlei uyhr
mnan in businiess hais to he a gentleni:- -: hiolie lie doesn't. have to lie anyt hing in iiena.
Say it is a ha id (ot ho slii up within bitk walls, t hat it would h'e idlightl to etofsile
I enjoy tresi vials and pure air. Y'ou go: wiu-i *vii get ther-<. tn' lile is bu l. lIee
e inost vil ga - yioui ever saw, ihe fooid is stah.1. 'li lit tl 'il liiio wheii-e liwy laM- 'l X'n isa
ii viiu .just wish youi hail st ayedI at hon .. am i i> 'Lo.s et l~y lim. else
ybmoly kjiows hmu't a woruk iough t to bile dou I -u\ pt Ilim poor Wi wre--- who aln aii i I Il
hat, as you inpron ve, iverybhod y else an n y thIXii i eli hsi lN.I i 'IlIi
are o od i 5 S elt i 'ie a nid Gi e
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