The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 09, 1919, Image 6
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift sore;
touchy corns off with
fingers
a urt a 1 ' 1 ) rop a little
n :I athin cor , iistintly
n bipth- ring, lit tug. he lift
\ii hofe o i''rczolle coss Iti
at anly titgstoro, butl is
a retn0VOOv o v ry ha1111- cornl,
s -: 1. ori corn het ween the tos',
an0 illnies, without so:.-'ss mt
is th4 sensational discov
cry f.a Civinilati geits. It is won
FREE ART SERVICE
For the Correct Finishing of the
Interior of Your Home.
Thc art istic decoration of the interior
of the Ione presents many probitIs:
.Dimensionls of varous roomntS; th' cia r
not(r (If the furnit :lt'tid woodwork
the colors of diraperies and car"pts
mu1 11 e 1 c n i l all this retii aires.
I 11, ki n , st e a nd skill.
If you ar con? m ing redecorat
ing your holm1' (illie r uildinti a new one
i . d cit a t -
ne -' ilu :hiltt s .\ timpartinent yof the
con - 1. A -"p niin
t a -, ry
1..~.a ~i 711l)S .-1 1.1tioll soil ice1.
1I-t h in vtrt ion a tn
irl ns. t: thet
T11gr's ios ahtt' amoeruiir of
i'or -t n fo in o m ti.a I h l
f!o '. .vniin \' siab. efndt in tour
ad :p.cd nakes ans teieve tht the wor
(Tf heir At Deparitment d authoritati'e
tni final on such m autters.
depare's a c-Gee faish for every
purpbte. Asi for Freo Paint iookn
end Ciolor Cards.
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FAMOUS BAND
AND OPERA STAR
.usleall Paigeant. "War, Vietory and
Peice" on 1919 Chiaitutqin. Debate
4111 Governient Owiershtip.
Kryl and his fatous band, a musical
pageant entitled "War, Victory and
I'eaee." a grand opera star, a debate ot
gofevnmont ownersliip-these are but
a few of the attractions of the 1il)
1led4th:01 Chautauqua seheduiled to ail
-ear here for .\lay 10tl to l7th. The
1n-iii seVen days' 11rog'raim is replete
v-0h fealtures of comellinlg ilitereAl
anel -1 timl intess.
"The fIeague of Nation V. "The W re
dom11 of1 the Sas. and other down-lo
thle-;mintrlte topics ea h finds ta inlace
in ihe di;icussionts of the week, thus
:ia na jii ;:, a pow ttil factor for cn
'liiihttnnant on ibthlie problems.
Till- 01rehesiral 'Sexlette wvill be thle
attraicion on the first afternoon. While
tle tinsetiible w''ork of the Sextette is !
dtl it' I'lI part of Ihe prograimj the wvoI'
of' the artists in solos, duciits. Itrios and
lrtuair ts is eqtually notable.
"itting T(geillr" will be thlie ti(t
f the ittire oil the openin", night by
.\iss Ada Ward, dynamiie, elotltt-'tit
Eiglish-wotiani, who arrived in Ainer.
ea from l-raniee and Germaniy with a
woIlderuil story of present-day conidi
tion1s in i lurtople. jist in time to bet'gin
her ( 'hait! ati l11a toil r. i e nItI-tal ly
Miss Ward will tell Some of her ex
ptrielies entertaining the "Totunmies"
at tle front.
.\nt eloquent plea for friendship Ill,
I ween Aieri-a and P'rance andt a stidy
If world Iroblems is presented at niht
on1 the svonld day by Capt. l'auil Peril
ordi iot te l r'en'h Army. ('apt. h'euri
odisonle of1 the( 1.~>O surlvivorsi of
tile G1m1 'r1n) hel'oes, wh1o 1llade the
1a.-I ;iud a \'rdunl. lik was eeal
\\mllided alld ive til sdlt
t,i f ill It - IW i
tillr ye n 'r :
i i. r5 ID l, ii wa
'i t a - i i tll n -
iti dai ti le I:I It 'I ; s, t cou alla1y of
I thr oee . 4- kres 1nlinIg co stu11inled skiqtch)Ies,
il ;, give a thirt-1y inli inll I p I)reIlude. Th'lei r
prog ramlns -olin 1rise a1 Ile asing va r iety
of ilassical and poltlar voeal antI in
strumiiientall music and readintgs.
The 'ulp String Quartet, whielh will
be beard on the third day, has esta
lished Itself i as an important factpr in
tle miusical life of the Middle West.
The organization is noted for their
spontaiity and freedom of interpreta
tion vIlh is (he distinguishi-ig fea
': of, cham er m sii at its best.
Aim . .\u:'usta I l tish . pi-lia lonni
t I.: t hI i I the third day. he
ai- i I r I an t ilt t w
t ii a a hnly ma hit i I
'I ' t (inr !a If Railrotitb," w i b
Ths sa h n'nrin'- hih :
thoanedi ithningment has .ethed
rhdaeusmeni who ines upe
Thenv exrort infr-intion on ihe
ciuysti'nt-tand areb alrrbbmairs tof
take 'plang 'jit airh an in~ thekri-bter
n'o ""tn ('h r %-rblr Iho il tak
l h-;allirma ivle lnt -rn t, hethhi -w l
(i ' h h<r I m tue ind 'T eCI;r-' t lib, -
i ultt :h('-r it'illfi te v. .\i r.
% br-tl ~ li I t i -r lif t dy n a
ol at ina iona pro l..t
$0(- (ti - 11 | tbltIiOO r
of Mr. Kryl and his band. Inasmuch as
so many Chautatiqua patrons know
the high qitality of music to be expect
ed from the Kryl Band there is no
question but wih.ot band (lay, -the fifth
day of the Cli.nauqua, will be one of
the big days of :he entire week.
Tle musical -o.eant "War, Victory
and Peace" wil , a featw :, of the
night program given by ry)) and his
band. The strife atid stress of war,
the advent of victory and the joys of
PeIce aTe all set fortli in a sketch
iuado notable by a rave coinbination
of music a1114 costumiig. ticie Sam
and the allies, '(oluiloa, the oldilers,
,:Iiloirs atuil ilarine all have thirl1' ap
propirate place oil i e prograin. "War,
\'ictory at1d l'cacke" wa*,is proluced by
Sarlor Itadilanovits an1d Bllhmir. Kryl
working inl conj nilictiol. .l 1. K ryl
"Th leanoof Nn ions;" I.- dliscussed
ii a rat lectu re by it. F. 1'. Kline on
tihe sixth afteronii. "The New Compe
tition" is the title of the address and
the lIw of the high cost of'hate and
the proitibleness of just dealing is
I vividly portrayed. The relations be
tweenj labor. an1d capital aure also Com
prlehesivelv dismussed.
'ure enilert1aininiit features have
their rightful place on the program.
A inionig tile enterta inoers is Noah
leilhairz (lilharis) who appears on
the sixth ' t. Noah I eilharz, fiml
persolato has eintertIiaied oil the
'latifoirm - IS years. lie "nlikes-ip"
in viev (, tihe autdiince, using wvigs
and hits o. k-ost uning. Character af
ter charneer appear il suich rapid suc
cession that it is lird to believe there
is only one man on tie stage.
Altol I'a ckard is kioin everywhere
as a hiinorist, a most gifted cartoon
ist, a singer of Jolly songs 111d withal
a iioral ist. With this combillationt he
is an unusual entertainer. lie will ap
pear in a .toy Night supreme on tlie
um din ill-nun of t haa
I ll !O 110 1 I\ !SION
HE1 \MY TO1 I.F.VE
i.n of :!d 41 ision 1a1e io:'rtlmlrthin
l'ek d : 'iN'11 \nil Order.
t'neesunn Visit Germin11i Occul
pleil Ton uls.I
C'0olnz, Thul11rsday, Ap'r-il :3.-The
12nt i ltiiiibow i )ivision is all pack
1d imp aiid awaitinlg the 111in:l orders,
"'all aloard for hone." The first train
with troops from this division on
board is scheduled to leave Ahirweller
un,1day. The personnel on this train
will oisist of the division headquar
trs staff iIa several smaller units.
Two trains will leave Sunday after
n1fon and for daily thereafter for six
days. Th ralisportat fi officers fig
ilIri, on '1n1 average ti miie seliceitle froin
L'hine to lirest of sixty lours.
Olicial co.Ilizalce I has 111,n tahen
i l h thinl armIy of the trease
ir i o f in lIi l S in bytoiianIle
it .\ierh i a O i th(t Hl Ie.
r>iilt(f itci n(id)n a ftod, ni
>ti2 1( l iur st i t 55nforvtnwt of 's
nu ilir- hita ion regli n.' mT-h
Ti i . \.l i itspecial' y iiii o~' h w t lreferi
ine to te irculat (1:i on the lift
ban of t It h i? 1111 Iotw e h e
Iral itte ied tr ioe .
pnon f i iin .1i th oci ed
ara to sInir asys: ;~
Paisfc'ion e is xprsse t a 14 flan
I ot inI I r hien l way 2 in thel Ameica
Ifon ou Whih- re i i z ingfo tltth in
h( nI n('s Ifowei ' ll uie 't it Wh r in
hI t'pue-la(i tio thill.ralyfi.n
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Ptiles Cure11t i6to 14 Dayi I :a
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W. l~eal W.u fIoX'lF. ON.,
0i ERA HOUSE
ONE DAY ONLY
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