The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 28, 1919, Image 2
* * ** * * * * *andI dlaughter, Maude, dined with 'Mr.
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* IVK0UY TAVIkVlIN IEW. Ldile Abercrombie Sunday.
* IICKlt T~fi-HNNEWIS. *
* * %l lM. L~eonartd Axim'rtonil, our' rural
* * A l l * * * * * * * * * * * * *erw.
IN,( Iloite to s500 himt out amiong his
Ilicikory Tavern. May 2.--The farm- friends again soon.
ers are all very busy just now, work- it was a shock to hear of the (eati
Ing with "General Green"'. Mrs. Mary Tunifti lg.
4Evr'ybody has a good stand of cot- Nil. lieltett Abercrombie and wire
tonl and corn. s'I
tot) ani corn.5spentt thle (lay with r. .Iessie W~oodis,
Miss Mettie Abererombie returned or Mt. Bethel, last Sunday.
ione Saturday from College. We all The play an(l cutetaiment tat
,welcome Iter into our midst again. was given at 11ichory Tavert school
MIss Ilazie Iolt also teturnted hotme 1( ttse Saturday night by (he teachet,
after a few weeks' visit to her aunt inI Niss Maggie liceks and pis of tl
Piedmont. Ftiilsl School, was ttit .1 stt
.\I. W. S. 1olt ca rrI ied his so, Jack, VvSs. A Io p i rat was renderl.
to GnI'vi lbe Friday andtl had an oji- evty one doitl his or her part well.
c'ra, tion on his throat. We wish lit tle II turlillllt as
Jack a1 sZp' dy recover~y. iilnvcod
Mr. J. 3. M.Su met irel has been oil it e 0e of the greatn theatures or
Ivlek list for the past few day: .. "Nnh xvas a reading, "Alt' Old Sweet
W. .\. I aldwin atl son1. lellnic. ita ti of Min I IIa as rendered so
LOOK 11ORoly hy Miss Magi Ies.
LOOK FORPenso Notle.
TH E RED BALL For til rose of pass up 10 ap
TRADE MARK i iions, the Comnty Pension Board
C to wxill Ilt (I onl thelot it11 (l. ot Ittnec if
III 1yct Some11 lvisltilvg to toil1,01
irearinsAmnunition tn or before that flay.
ad I da(utrt that tieed vll w dis.
Lu iiif ber comb fltids at S e titne
. tler. i tr notice ili rm e ouru
policeman, is seriosly i l justnow
Wehoe oteehLUot mog i
Lriedsoaainoon
It ws ashok tohea(ofthertt det
RODENT ARE GREAT
MENACE TO POULTRY
Block Up and Remove Hiding
Places of Various Pests.
Advisable to Place Brooder Houses in
Open Fields Distant From Perma.
nent Buildings-Screen All
Windows at Night.
Every farner and poultryman line
had his trials with rats, weasels and
rodents catching the young clicks. It
is a menace whileh all chicken raisers
must recogiize and meet ats best they
can. The best method of controlling
these pests, experienced worker.; say,
is to bioci u' ~o reiuiove all possible
hiding places. It is also aIdvisaible to
01C1 the bI.rod1 hIous in an pen
field at least 150 feet frot the iearest
permanent hulldiilig, stone wll or
le(ge, 111(n not allow any refuse or ia
terial to be piled near to aet as i har
boring place fior -sniall imas.
The floors of portable colony hmiseA
shoull bel at least one foot from the
ground, and the space underneath
An inexpensive Poultry House With
Open Front
should be open iuud free. Permanent
brooder houses should have celient
floor". tind thet door's aind thle wind(ows
should hev scrveened w01th one(-inch.I mesh
wrl re fencing. If such pirveut11on are :1141
takenl ra4ts and wenisels usually do lit
tIe (m:ge, sa ys (Ite New York State
Collette. of1 A ' rilitirel.
If skunks. loxes m4 (ogs bithr the
c.1 hol s. :t fcli e r.i)o111und t i ht fiehl often
proveos effective. The fj-neint shOlid
be tive r .41 ;I-i et id, hih 11o41 s ihld he
tu lkil :It tht btttom1 to honrd.'4s that
Ilntre slim i n I Ito m, 1. 11111 l ee oI. foi
inches2. Skunl-s ennl'[ I rptti ::C
\\hn a cat forras" th1, habiit of
eatchin lit o 4tle hiiou s 11 n4 nn1y the ti
n11l w1 to st'1 o f1 urther ' l. ( iss is 1) kill
(lte eat. Ths may ca-. 11n1plientions.,
when the n11111 is 1a poel r a )I- i
brsprop'erty, but it Is thle best reml
edy.
Mvis oftenl kill mnany chlickens" thalt
1ooSL inl tre''s or1' exPOsed ilaes. ''het'y
evt.n enter 1114' open lm of brood
ev' litous's 11n41 a11 1n0k tlte chickeIns I. To(
avoid tlis diiger. it iS b-est for the
far'iner to ketp 1)ll the chlickenis in
d(oors at night and to screen the win
d (owS.
SPRAY TO DISCOURAGE MITES
Poultryman Who Sprays Three Timet
During Season Will Have Little
to Worry About.
The former who sprays his chicelr
roosts5 thiorouighly thre'(e limes dulrint
Ste season41, beginning in April, wuil
Ihave little cause1 to worry'P3 about mites
say expeen )cedl poultrymnen.
The troubliesome poultry house miti
ia atlmuost sure to aippe4ar wheni warn~
wenither comies. The' most commoIi)
mean)i~s of control is kerosene spraye3'4'
upion the p'ehes each week ; somn
farmuers give the roosts an occasiona
coat of whiitewas~h. Thuese meithod.tI
however, arec not aliways effective, un
less thoroughly done11, for the muite 1
a very hard1y creatunre.
St roniger liquhls1 such as cr'ude cau
bolie aci1 or some11 of the coal ta
p~repara'Itions wh'ich will not miix wil
water'm are' uch bet ter, the pouit rymiei
at the~ New Yorki Statiie College of Agri
cui lure say ;they last loniger and1( (
th" work better. It is well to diilut
the acidl or (coal14 ju rodulicts wit,
ker'osenie, s-o that a4 spray pump ca1
he0 used( to apliy thiemf.
A common formaula is one part c
J ncid to three palrts of kerosene.
OVERLOOK VALUE OF MANUJRI
As Agricultural Sections Grow Olde
Farmer Learns Its Worth by
g Experience.
It ia the hi1story of the beginnings
e'very large a)gr'4:iultural developmteri
3, onf aridl or seminrid lands thait thi
fa frmern seldlom appiate'i s the valuI
of manure, either burning it, or al
plying it carelessly wvith a view mori
of getting ridI of it than of profiting b
r', it. As the irrigated sections grow oli
r er the farmer learns by (dear1 exper
ence the value of manure, andl th
more frugal farmers carefully sas
7. and carefully apply their manure.
Sunlight in Hoghouses.
Heat andl energy, -sanitation and1 co1
venience are ail greatly enhuancedl t
0 the construction of hog houses \Whir
* provide for a miaximumn degree of suu
iht throuhout the season.
OPERA HOUSE
Friday-This W eek
"THE SIREN'S SONG"
TI . A IA
FEATURING
THEDA BARA
She sang one song and it brought her Fame;
She sang another and it brought her ruin and love.
ChildrenlOcts. Adults 20cts.
No. 11%.42 Iclteort of (ondition of tihe
L,A'I*I H' N \TIONAI, 11Nl
At I11I'vils. inl iliv State oi S. i. at the close of busi ness lon .iy 1 12 11.
1,oans.- and diSvountls, int-itng rediscounts. .... .... $-117
('uston' r.;' lialility a-cinl of accetIanes of this
b i Iur ttichased or1 discouilted by it .... .... S.021.5
Tot.0 loans .... .... .... .... .... .... ....$26 1.376.3
Notes and lills rdiscount(ed I otlr than hank ae
i n V V S Old) .... .... .... .... .... .... I 226.S22.
O ve'-drafts u s cu e .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... S. 7-91
1 . . 1.onds an dlcertit'i(nts of indbtediess pledged as col
lato cal fol' State or' othr r deipwsuis or bills payable .... ....
Liierty Loanl londs:
i!h lw o 1.41an 1on0 ds. : l -2, I and I 1-1 ;)-r cent,
ulel dted ... .. ... ... ....-* * **, ,*,$ 6., 00.01
Liberty o ' ilmi.. : 1-2. I and 1-' , er c tIll,
ph-dfl#d to s'e Ilcr Stalt' m. (or 1h drnosilts or
i ilis payabt . .... ... . .... .... .... .... 22 . 1 2 1 .1 41
Se ;u . i t r Ohwn 1'. S.1a e Inot inludlIng1l, Flocks) (wNed
urV h) lj . .. . . . . .. .1.. ..
S Iock f oi ral Nbscr Itank 1.0t lin I' C of sub cripltion 2.701.011
Valu" .f bana.na h .n o). & 4 n du it-nnn'e . . .. ... 2 1.m1.1
F 11i n i' re -and lixturI esc- . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. ... . 1 .
1 Z (.:! I t: - i v .,N lit- I)h ll ;h l h oil
S. . . . . .. . . . . . . . 1
Stoo
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udt i . ...'1 . n.... b.. . . .. .... . ... 1..
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-li, ) j-i, 5 1 4ir i'wil ofm re-i il
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'1'iti' I l N~i . ttl .( . . . .i . ( . 'V . . a~ .11. 4 . . a .e . 1 days. . 01.ii
Ve I uni Iu t a 1 1 1an ., . t u ... n.. . .. ..
rlier h i osItIIm .... ..... .... ..... .... . .... ... ........5.51..1
(ash r' I hI ksI on ow h\v I r1 uu 1 staIIn " . . .. . . .. . .. . .. ..
'liT)-I of 10 o14 14.,i ilen i . . .... .......... . 11.52
eman epoits lothr t"hn ostl da-1 1t: ub.jct t v
I onis o pa tyable wi'hin hill :o d.1y-)
forii -id al depo.il . ubj.. t . . ch.k .... .... .... .... . . 1 (
lli Alends un lpaid ... .... ... . .... . .... .... ....
Total l of d af n hi(i , depos.s folheri tonson baek deoi I)
uject to eS.v .... .... .. .... ... .. $ .
JT fi It po rsits itubjiscol to ! in I pay1 ale. fter :It day", or suible
.iect. to :'.I days or, m1or niotico. and postal savinglis):
C~ttietesof deposit (ot her Itht.n for Imoney borrowevd ) .. 7
Oter nt. d.posits .... . .... .... ...... .... ..... ...... ..... .3(...8..
Tot 1I o f Iti hI de osit u jeCI to n (Iorve ..i.. .o. .. $ 89 , .7
.S. o st 1 a o o I liee tan po1 ntaad ahv in o y S)s:
l'. b. aonds horrowed, including ttierty oany and ertifiales
of indobtedns's, withou fr-nishing J collateral Security
fo r sa lm . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. 1-...
Bills l yable with (1 deral i1(serviC ank . . . . . . .. . . . . ... .*, . 271.50 .0
La iiis othier than abw!*e stated (collections not rem Iitt Ied) 1 4,2 11.'2
T 1a 1 .... ... . .... .... .... .-... .. . . . . . . . . . . . $.i ,l i .
Liabiliorts for rdisoun1 . s. inldinl thoet' With Federal Itr
serve Bank .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... $ 3 , 5 .
Stajte oc S11oulth Car-olinal, Countly of Laurens,s:
1, .1. .1. Adams, Cashier of thev above-named bank, do solemnly swyea
that the abiove statemniit is true to 1.he be(st of mly knowledge aind belief.
J. J. ADA.\lS, Cashier.
F-ubscribed and( sworn to before me this 20th dlay of Mlay, 1919.
W. Rt. .\fcCU1EN, Notary I'uhlie.
Corrates --Afftst: IL. K. Aiken. C. M. Miller. W. ilt. ltiev.ey Director.
The Things About a
Maxwell You Remember
1. It runs endless mileage.
2. It makes a dollar's worth of gas
travel a mighty distance.
3. It shies at the repair shop.
4. Its tires seem to last forever.
5. Its upkeep never makes you poor.
6. It never wobbles or creaks in its old age.
7. If you keep two or three other cars
you'll drive your Maxwell twice as
often as any of the others.
8. It is nevcr thirsty for oil.
9. Your neighbor and your banker re
spect your motor car judgment.
10. When yoq part with it, it's like
parting with a life-long friend.
All ten of which are due to the 300,000-all-alike
idea conceived at the time the Maxwell was
originated, 5 years ago. The policy of
doing one thing and doing it well
over a ppriod of years has no better ex
ample in business today than the prod
uct of the/Maxwell Motor Company.
It's the kind of car you never forget.
AMor mi/i r o
ftft
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VINCENT MOTOR CO.,
Laurens, S. C.
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LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS BAI
Says 65 year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells Ilow She Was Relieve
After a Few Doses of Black-Draught.
Meadoraville, Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia doses of !ilack-Draught."
Higginbotham, of this town, says: "At Seventy yea- of successful Ise h:
my age, which is 05, the liver does made Thedic;'Y Black-Draught
not act so well as when yoing. A few standard, houvAhold remedy. Eve
rembor, of every family, at time
years ago, my stomnach was all out of need the help that 1lack-Draught ca
fix. I was constipated, my liVOr give in cleansing the system and r
didn't act. My digestjon was bad, and lieving the troubles that come froi
It took so little to upset me. My ap- constipation, ind!gestion, lazy live
petite was gone. I was very weak... etc. You cannot keep well unless yot
I decided I would givo Black- stomach, lIver and boweld are In goo
Draught a tborough trial as I knew It working order. Keep them, that wa:
was highly recommended for this Try Black-Draught. It acts promptl:
trouble. I began tak:ng it. I felt gently and in a natural way. If ye
better after a few doses. My appetite feel sluggish, take a dose tonigh
Improved and I became stronger. My You will feel fresh tomorrow. Pri
bowels acted naturally and the least 25c. a package-One cent a dog
ftouble was soon rightnd with 9 fAw All denagiutm. .3. Ot