The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 08, 1919, Image 8
KIDNEYS WEAKE
Kidney troubles don't disappear of
themselves. They grow slowly but
steadily, undermining health with
deadly certainty, until you fall a vic
tim to incurable disease.
Stop your troubles while there is time.
Don't wat until little pains become big
a'hes. Don't trifle with disease. To
avoid future suffering begin treatment
with GOLD NI'1DAL Iaarlem Oil Cap
eules now. Take three or four every
day until you are entirely free from
pain.
This well-known preparation has been
one of the national remedies of Hlol
land for centuries. In 1696 the govern
ment of the Netherlatnds granted a
special oharter authorissing its prepara
tion and eale.
A Remedj
/ ~Conditions
World of Suf
The Doctor e
of catarrh and con
ages of the worst C
PE
, 0 The Greatest
Catarrh first att
tihroat, ungs, stoi
IhI body. Un1chc
sue's and chronic :
are a1ways diflti
Guar( your len
too late. l'eruna Is Cxcellent for cot
all catarrhal tinflannation and conge
Many startling recoveries have ot
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"I was troubled for four or 1l0
years. A few loses of I'erutnt
Would always bring relief. In tlb,
Spring of 191.1, I began taking I'eb
runa in earnest and used twelve
bottles and have not had aI attal
in two years. 1 feel better and can;
(10 more work tIan In ten years.
Irunai alsoi cur ted Ine of chronic
Bronchitis :tml I recommend it as a
sph-nd 1( rei -nt Iy.''
pInd i .'0. F. McBRIDE.
Santa Fe, Ohio0.
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If sck and It doubt, write The
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lumbus, Ohio, for Dr. Hartman's
Health hook. It Is free. Sent in
a plain wrapper to any address.
DO IT TODAY
To Our4
We take this m4
customers for ti
age during the
and we hope b3
to merit a cor
same.
Wishirig all a H
New Year.
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NING?
00K OUT!
The hou wife of lolpnd would al
most as a i be without food as with
out her oal Dut I Drops," as she
quaintly Ils O MEDAL Haarlem
Oil Caps e . y restore strength
and are r )o ble In a great measure
for the st y, robust health of the
Hollanders.
Do not delay. Go to your druggist and
insist on h s upflying you with GOLD
MMMM)L Hlaarlem Oil Capsules. Take
them as directed, and if you are not
satisfied with results your druggist will
gladly refund your money. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on tho box
and accept no other. In sealed Doxes,
three sizes.
&o Worl/d
to Overcome Catarrh and Catarrhal
was Dr. Hartman's Legacyto the
lering.
tirly recognized the insiduous nature
iecrated his life to checking the rav
f all health destroyers.
RUNA
of All Catarrh Remedies
acks the mucous linings In the nose,
nach, bowels or any other part of
eked it finally bregks down the tis
iiments develop which, if not fatal,
It to cure.
Ih with P'eruna. Don't wait until
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4tlott of the .tIucous linings.
n recorded/
lAl) (A)AfLRRH IN WORST FORM
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lown. / Many claimed it was con
4 innyt n nd I really thought so
liHj.I had it pain in my lungs
ndi left side, no apietite, could not
e~ , always weak and tired. My
w.Is N9 pioundls.
Stooki frtet bottles of Peruna
Ad am entirely cured. I now weigh
135 plound~s. Thanks; to PerUnla."
MRS. A. J. NE1TKOWS.
3951 Tyler St..
Minneapolis, Minn. N. E.
If you want health, insist upon
having Dr. Hartman's World Fa
mous Peruna Tonic.
IN LIQUID OR TABLET FORM.
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Ask your Dealer for a Peruna
Almanac
ustomers
thod to thank our
eir liberal patron/
year now endid
renewed ef)ort
tinu nce of the
app an Prosperous
ctfull,
Ison & Co.
~ros. Cars
equent;
t Al ost
1ll line of Dodge
s, and u rantee
the New Models
f. o.b. Factory
Auto &
ory Co.
Main Street
4t Plan for $25,OOOO(
for Builing Good Roa
In response to mny equets we'publist
ftue of $25,000,000 for good roads In Gov
bonds to be paid by a special autonobile I
VottremeAt In twenty years to be created in
that has been endorsed by the good roads
State Automobile Association, the Columi
Charlesten Chambers of Commerce and mi
BEste. It Is to be submitted to the Genej
eassin In the form of a bill.
'lhe plan follows in full as endorsed b:
Your Committee e Plans begs to suba
known and understood before its proposals
There is at present no 'State Highway
State Highway Commission, created in Fel
members, of whom three are senior profe
aad the other two am appointed by the Gev
and duties to investigation and adviee. A
It coUeota from licenses is turned over to
Act, it is not possible to establish a syst
committee's recommendations contemplate
in its Judgtnent, would be necessary, both t
vondition and repair at least fifteen hundre<
connecting every county seat in the state.
To do this would require a very large
or even twenty-five million dollers-and witl
it, this would be impracticable. Under the
be extended "unless two-thirds of the quail
on the question at a general State election, b
1920, there will be no opportunity for submi
However, there is much to be done 1i
of State Highways before surfacing them ar
a half will not be too Jong a time to lay ou
to the roads. In the meantime, however, y4
which would enable such counties, as ma
completed within their limits, to do so.
It is clear at the outset that two-thirds
the question would nover favor any large Ii
by general taxation. It must be made cle
pay no part of this tax. It is a public in
beneflts the motor vehicle owner that he
he should so unmistakably express himself.
mobiles registered in this State, and they
year, in round numbers, $290,000. The inc
for the past two y-ars has been, from 19,
65,000 in 1918. The increase in the Unite
January 1, 1918, was over 100 per cent. I<
six persons.
To retire $25,000,000 of 4% per cent be
require about $1,800,000 per year. An ave
100,000 cars would yield $2,000,000 with; 15
ear. The present average license is $5.25 I
If every owner of a car would figu re 1
and in wear and tear, provided there were
ways, kept in good order, in the State,
amount to between $100.00 and $200.00 per
the State to permit him to invest from $1
eave Orom $100.00 to $200.00, a total saving
of over $10,000,000 per annum, in money.
saving in thne.
With this prelude, your committee be
as follows:
1. The State Ifighway Commission sh
rights-of-way and lands, by purchase or
establishing a State Highway System col
construct and surface the highways in su
the traffic which may be developed upon tI
proper condition and repair.
2. The State Ilighway Commission
should be composed of one from each Cor
senior professors of engineering, provide
m.embcrs. It should select its own cha.irm
Its own engineer, and fix his compensati
all its employees.
3. Thero should be two or more issu
way Bonds, aggregating a sufficient amoun1
a well-surfaced highway, each issue to be
w4thin the life of the road upon which the
4. There should be levied by the Legl
motor vehicles--all of which should go to
sufficient to enable the Commission to ke
proper condition and repair; to pay interes
Bonds, and to retire same -in accordance 'a
5. The counties of the State should
to issue County Highway 'Bonds, and cor1
system wIthin their borders as their peQp1
6. There should be levied for the ni
distributed to the counties proportionately
in the event any county should desire te
Highway Commission for expondiure on
wthin the limits of its county, the Comni
like amount from its license fees for thei
7. The present motor vehicle licens,
50 cents per horsepower for automobiles al
power for motor trucks, with $5.00 for tri
there is an opportunity of securing Fede
increased to such an amount as will su
must furnish in order to obtain the full po
8. Any moneys which a county may
glen, to be expended on a State highwa:
out of the proceeds of any State Highway
out interest..
9. Wherever any highway which is in
Improved, shall be taken into the State H:
fa'cing improvements as may be avasila
appraised, and the value thereof paid to
any State Highway Bonds that may be fab
Your committen believes that under a
ways can be begun and be prepared for
B~ondu referred to tn Paragraph 3 may be
ber, 1920.
(Adopted by and recommended for e
ef the South Carolina Automobile Associal
Nrote the Tremendous Growth of
. bile Associationi
Comba-A year age the South Cai
was unknown. Today it has several the
being formed weekly in every section<
launched during the fast few weeks a sgo
ter a State-wide system of good roads that
1t It does the good roads system will at
automobile association,
Much of the credit for the wonderfu
the association must be given to C. W.
treasurer. 'When he canto to the State a
~practically defunct. He took hold of it
'wonders.
The State headquarters of the asso<
Hotel at Groenvilie. There 'Mr. Cofleld h
bile owner in the State of South Caroline
different looal clubs a minute descriptio1
will be of benefit in recovering stolen ca:
The auto association furnishes each
Book, membership in the local, Stat, and
an emberm for his car, ? subscription l
good reads magazine, 0. surety feature
lUaderwriters Detecttive Bureau in racovi
10 Bond . Issue
Is in South Carolina
below the Rhett plm fer a boe4
th Carolinas, the aterst en the
ax end a oithing tuad Se m et
the same Wy. Thie is the glVa
convention, the .60th Carolina
da, Greenville, Reek Mi satA
my other organisatleas ee thoe
al Assembly at the appea- g
r the goo4 reads esaveme:t
ait serain Saet whiek hbedd be
are presented.
System in South OaMUMa. The,
armary, 1917, Is eapevs4 et aye
usors of engineeriag st esoages,
ernor. It Is limited M No pewer
.t least SomUhsah of me sNsuA6
the counties. Under the presat
im of State Mighways, Md your
such amendmenMs to this Ae v,
o establish and maimansa in good
I miles of well-suraced highway,
sum of money-possibly twenty,
to t the credit of the State behind
Yonstitution, this credit may not
fled electors of this State, voting
e in favor of it." Until November,
tting this question to such a vote.
i the establishment of a Systen
d it will be found that a year and
t such a system and acquire'title
Jur committee has proposed plans
y desire to have their highways
of the qualified voters voting on
4suo of -State Bonds, to be retired
ar that the general public are to
iprovement which so particularly
Nan well afford to pay It all, and
There are now over 65,000 auto
have paid in licenses during the
rease of automobiles in the State
000 in 1916, to 37,000 In 1917, to
I States from January 1, 1916, to
>wa already has one car to every
ids serially in twenty years would
rage license of $20.00 per ear on
D,000 ears it would take $12.50 per
oer car.
LiS saving in gasoline, repair bills,
1,500 miles of well-surfaced high.
it would be found that this will
aunum. He, therefore, is asking
0.00 to $16.00 per annum, say, to
to the automobilises of the State .
It would be hard to compute the
gs to report its recommendation,
:nuld be given the power to acquire
.ondennation, for the purpose of
mnecting all the county seats; to
2h a sytemn rto as to take care of
em, and to keep such highways in
shouli be seven In .number, and
gressional District, with the three
I in the present Act, as advisory
an, and have full power to employ
on, and also the compensation of
s of State of South Carolina High.
t to connect every county seat with
retired serially, or by amortization,
proceeds are expended.
slature an annual license tax upon
the State Highway Commission
op the highways in the System in
t en all outstanding State Highway
Ith their terms.
be authorized by the Legislature
struct such parts of this haighway
emay ratify.
it two years a one-mill- tax, to be
,for road purposes; provided that,
turn this fund over to the Staite
a highway In the State System,
Ission should be required to add a
iame purpose.
a tax should be at once raised to
md motorcycles, and $1.00 per horse
Hiers and $35.00 for dealers, unless
I aid, in which event this should bie
pply the portion which this State
rtion to which it would be entit.led..
turn over to the High way Comnmis
,, should -be refunded such count~y
Bonds, which may be issued, with
itow improved, or may hereafter be
ghway System, so much of the sur
ble in the sakl System, shall be
the county out of the proceeds of
mued.
utch a plan a System of State High.
construction by the time the State
submitted to the people, in Novenm
nactment into law at a corrientiog
ion, December 11, 1918.)
the South Carolina Automo,.
n One Year.
olina State Automobile Association
uasand members and new clubs are
f the State. The association has
vement for a $26,000,000 b~ond issue
bids fair to culminate successfully,
and as a lasting monument to the
I work done in thne organization of
Oofleld, the tireless secretary and
year ago he found the organization
with a vim and hoe accomplished
liation are located in the Imperial
as compiled a list of every automo.
He is also compiling through the
a of every car in the State, Thi4
'.
member with a copy of the Blue
American Automobile Associations,
,o thei American Motor, a national
mnd the protection et the Sogthega
ring stolen care.
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