The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 18, 1919, Image 15
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Apply few drops then lift sore,
touchy corns off with
fingers
I I
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A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but
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soft (.orn. or Corni betweel the toes,
and the calluses, without soremness or
irritation.
Freezone is the sensational discov
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The next time
you buy calomel
ask for
Sotabs
The purified and refined
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nausealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain
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only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
Health
About
Gone
Man y thousands of
w o men suffering from
womanly trouble, have
been benefited by the use
of Cardui, the woman's
tonic, according to letters
we receive, similar to this
one from Mrs. Z. V. Spell,.
of }layne, N. C. "1 could'
not stand on my feet, and'
just suffered terribly,"~
she says. "As my suf
fering was so great,. and
he had tried other reme
dies, Dr. - had us
g~et Cardul. .* I began
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me. I know, and my
doctor knows, what Car
dui did for me,. for my
nerves and health were
about gone."
b TAKE
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The Woman's Tonic
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SE-NATE FIGHlT ON
L IEAGUE BE BITTEM
Ite(ipblicanl Attack on Peneo Treaty
Indl Leaguti of Nations Will Con
1u1e. Will Vote on Knox Resolu.
1111 1in Week.
Washington, June 15.-Senate dis
lissioll of the peace t reaty and league
of nations, J.'rOmising to coltille all
this week and indellnitelY thereafter,
t'asllce(L iII intest and I Importance
all events eXIte(cte(d to come11 before
coligress this week.
ThC treaty debate probably will be
gin llext 'TicsIay and Is expected to
rival in partisan intensity and oratory,
all past discussion of the matter. The
resolulon of Senator Knox, Republi
can, of Pennsylvania, proposing that
tile senate declare Its dissatisfaction
with thle leace treaty as now framed
and especially with interweaving of
the league of nations with the peace
treaty is to be the vehicle for the de
bate. Senator Knox will o)n1 the fray
for altypoirters of tile measure an( vir
tually every senator present, reibli
canl and democrat, Is expected - to
speak on the resolution, democrats
eaefully have laid plans in olposi
tioll with several plrollising to expiress
their opposition in every possible
form, some even proposing a filibuster.
A vote during tile piesent week on
the Knox resolution generally is
deemed improbable. Several senators,
including Chairman Lodge of the for
eign relations Committee, dlo not plan
to retuirn to Washington until late
this week or early next week, and a
vote is not expected Iin most. (luarters
before tlie succeeding week, ,wit h
sOme delmocrats In favor of prevent
ing a vote enthrely if possible.
While tile senate is engaged in in
trnational discussions, the house llans
to clean up the appropriation bills
Ineeed by Jlly 1. Passage toniorrow
by the lower body of the naval bill Is
planned and on Thu rsday the house
leaders propose to take up the last re
maining appropriation measure, the
sun(ry civil bill. Wednesday the hotise
hopes to Interpose the bill proposing
repeal of the daylight. saving law,
Efforts also are to be made in the
senate to rush through lt e appiropri
aItion measures. Tie $:5,000,000 ag
ieulture appropriation bill, with the
connmittee ridcr' proposti'g repeal of
the daylight saviIg act, and the $15,
(iE,0Oi ilistrict of ('oluimbia approplri
alion hill will boe repolrted ou1t. of coin
mi1l'Is to1mrrow. The $7 I S,000,000
ar'my aPro riatio) hill will lie Irans
miltted frm the house to Ile senati
tollorrow and the SI oI m i lit a ry
!onitlmitt I e plans to belgill inlittediately
its: tonsidrat ion. Ef'orts are expe t
ed to incemtase the hill's appropria
tiolls and also to raise the ilginr of
sit by the house as the "av
eras'' arms for the coming iseal
year.
\uch committi activity in hothI
nate an 1h lu. also is tlannetd hI Iis
wt k. The hearings ilwulo tIprolhibi
tiolt leislatioln by coilmittees on both
I tivi:s. liegislation to reptal the act
raph~ts, telipioonts and oither wVire
Kystem~s, by the lhtuse inltersta to (01m
niterte (comm1it lee. ta ilf' legislatloll, imi
ligrsat iton rest itons anid Stecre(tary
141ane's allotmet~ for lnd foir sailoirs
an 11(ol11dieris by hioulse (0omm))itte00s, and
railroatd, shiipjiing andI otheri legisla
t ion byt sete11C('11) omt tees.
MICK(IE SAYS
/OuIRE R iGTcr, ICkIE - A
MAN WHO SNEA(S GUI' OF
PANiIN&r HN BACK( SUS$CRItYVION
89 REFU9IN&r THE PAPERi AlT
THE- POSTrOPPICE IS A PE5~%y
POLECAT7 AND At N NR
POOQ JUDGMN-T4l POg A '9u
-O IELL u-II' SO TO H-11 sPA~ce,
FOR 14E P'EELS MEAN ENoUG1M
I CAttU0
- 6 iMY A 1\00Q
, *- WARTHOG
*Ta00, BO&.'
ives andi fritends of iurl (tt 'rion andi
brtothur , Our appriiilation of the kinld
at hils death.
We take this means also, of expess
ing (inl) thanks for tile beau tift m iloralI
offeinlgs.
For every ttokenl of love and( act of
symmpthly we are sincerely grateful
and1( we pray Gbod's blessing uponf (ach
(onet who hlelped In any way.
Mrs. M. E. Sloan and1 F'amlhiv.
ALBJERT C. TODD
MAY GET JUDGESHIP
Well Known Liurens Lawyer Under
stood to bo Seriously Considered.
Washington, June 13.-Thero will
doubtless be much sur1prise shown in
upper Carolina when It Is learned that
anilother lawyer frotn tl e dis
trict has entered the race for appoint
meicnt is judge to succeed the lato J. T.
Johnson. lie is Albet C. Todd, of Lat
Ieis.
Although lr. Toild cannot lie said
to b) a candidate, in the sense that
he is entering into a contest for this
place, he is understood to be aniong
those who are being Very seriously
considered for reonunendat ion to the
Attorney General by the two South
Carolina Senators. In fact there are
person1s here who believe that Mr.
Todd will without doubt be so recoi
mended for appointment.
Further than this no positive state
ment concerning this matter Is to be
had at this time, Senator Dial being
reluctant to (isciss the matter and
'Senator Smiiith being at his home in
South Carolina.
When it became generally known
among the members of ihe South
Carolina delegaltion lin Congress today
that Nfr. Todd would probably walk
off with this federal position, which
is one for life alt $7.500 a year with
the same pay at retirement, there
,w\as some talk of friends of various
candidates visiting Attorney General
Palmer regarding the situation.
If '.\ir. Todd gets the recommenda
tion and Is nominated lie will prob
ably do so without ever having le
come li avowed candidate while a
dozen other well known lawyers in
upper South Carolina are after the
place.
* *
* ORA NEWS.
* *
Ora, June 16.-Mliss 'l'lizabeth lar
tin returned Saturday afternoon from
Fomntain Inn, where she spent several
days with .\liss Dot Parson.
Mr. Renwiek Kennedy left Friday
morning for Fayetteville, Tenn., where
he joinus the Itedpatl Chatallau(lna as
crOwman. Ile will remain with the
chantauliua until September, when Ie
will retr'n11 inl time to tahe uip his
studies. at ine college.
Ailr. T. 11. Carlisle, ol' Newborry
county, caie p ii his car last. \\'cd
11da.V aUd Slw11 the daiy with his
sister. .\rs. 1. N. Kennedy. lie brouglht
withl him hik notheri, .\t.It. U. Car
i .\l. luichard Carlisle, .iss Nllo
Carlisol atd everal children.
. im Nahers, liss .\ltt i Nahers
ami14 A.\1ar IJOII Fergulson, e' aun,
i 'pe llt Th uI with . a Lila ib-m
nig.
3k1 -I Elizaleil. Martin left. Mlonday
ifor liok Ilill, whron she will attendl
th Sunii.er ;(h 'ol at WinthirIop col
veg.
.\Irs ' ary Th'iompison,. .\lris. .\uary
Mlllill. .\iss Eliza .\eIlill, .\lrs. Ea
ihemia lhrysoni an d ltiblliron, spent Ian
afterr'oon Ilast wielk with .\irs. .\uartha
Sloan.
.\lr. and .\lrs. .100 Nahersi5 Misses
lin u Feg uson anid M\La ry Lou , of Lan
rens, aittene 01(1serviceds at thle A. lt. IP.
church Sabbuathu.
.\isses .\ILarga ret and T11sabeol lilke]ly
and( Alice Alt Cl intoek leave this welk
for .tinson C ity. TIenin., to attend1( a
siummiier schiool andl enjoy theo moun
lain breezs.
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