The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 10, 1919, Image 2
After you t alwy talks
EA, NIC.
CF-R-Y UR - WTOMAa
Instanty relieves Heartburn, Bloat.
edCas y ooling. Stops food souring,
reating, and all stomach miseries.
digoston and appetite. Keepa stomach
weet aetrong. Incroasco Vitality anid Pep.
EA ICiS thobest remedy. Tens of thou
eande wonderfully benofited. Onlycostean Cent
or twoa day to uso It. Positively guaranteod
Ieaso or wo will iefund dV4hy, Get a big
toder. You wil @co,
Tlia L rens lirur:. Co., La urens, S. ('
Dr. T. L. Tirnmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
O(vlde- In 'eoples 11an11k litulldinig
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
I 'all,;s isiereil aniy lionr da y or ilglit
Simpson,Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
WiN' Practice in all State Courts
Proiit .\ttention (ivei All lusiness
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prfonlipt Attenltion Givein All Business
.loitey to Loa's, oil Real Estate
Telephione 340
Office iI Slinm Itons Buildig
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
, O. Ft IiPV-rsnc W. B. lin1ighi
AllorIvcs lit Lai1
Laut I Ins, S. C.
All IIlsine' I intru'se-d to Oiurl Carl.
Will 111-f. Prompt :! 1 Careiw Atten
* (huOle. on-r Pa4intuet I) Ilun~k
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NITIVE OF .L.O1ST ((;
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On:yet- u c crddg1-..- Au
lood4( ;s4~ la g '1 .,i dit iont I, i iit ies in
thre blood havi' r, ver44y derTeiSi, ; fiert (4n
the s.ystern, (Iau: 44ng ~ wokneis', i:ss
nrvousness and4 :zekne~ss.
O:RO(Vl'S; T.ASIILHSS CitiN TONIC
r:mrcs Energy and4( V itality b y Puriifyinag
n.! 1'.nichid t4 be~i NI(Iood. Whlena youi feel
its strilienehingl, 4Pinig fraing effect. seeL
how it brin;: color4 to4 th .ucheeks and how
it imiproves te aperriL., you~ will tiien
:pp~rci ate i ts true ton4 C ii alu.
(iROVii'S TASTEjLESS Chill TONIC
is riot a parenit medr!icine, it is simply
iRON and QIININE' suispendedC ini Syrup.
So jleatsanlt eveni chlrent like it. The
blood! needs Qui ninie to P'uri fy it 4and I RON
to I'.'uricht it. Tfhese reliale414( toneprop
erties never fail to d1rive4 out i rnpurities. in
the blood44.
The Strenigthi-Cre:t ing Power of GROVE'S
TASTEJ~ LESS Chill TONIC hias inade it
the favorite toie in tho4usands(1 of hcm~ies.
More than tirty--five years ago, foliks
wouldl ride4 4 loneg distanrce to get GROV ICS
TASTEILE~SS Chill TION IC whe 14a14
mlembe)r of lhe' ri farilily had4( Mat 44ia or
nieedcded boy-h)uildinig, strengthI-givinog
tOnic. e lhle formiula' is just the snme to4
day, and4 you ca(n e t. it from any dIrug
store. 4404 pjr bo ttle,
it. WI. ~rI ~I E j iaNv.
J1. s. 14n4 l and4.4 Son44 farm 4 4,
1e4:atr ., in I 1-:- iniles; Tin14.4y
W.4 C. Ah--ri' eomb4ie bon4e4 on] 441
lo)t in :4)u44 '4f ('lien4on, wviih
yje,4'r.-i'rie4l 4 . : e ',. $~e4 jf
4 . A44 . 4 '('f e r :bln n o
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Ier. 4 mih-j4 4 o 44lii 1ory Ta ern
4u ,by 4 44' pla14. 11 4,4r, .
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Wilt r Gosn44'ellae n441 4Ii'' e
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1 i:CENS TlIti!ST C'OM~PANY.
Il. E. Todd
SALVAGE MILLIONS
FROM SEA'S DEPTHS
British Adminraulty Reeovers 40 Ves.
sels aid Propert.y Worth $250,400,.
004). U-oat's Scrrets Found.
Ilondon, Aug. 30.-Tfhe 3alvage of
1.11, vessl.,s and hie1 recovery of pro
perty val tied at $t2, ),1.019,000) is the
r10d 111 fou'l yeatr" of the Admiralty
| irtmient, which, inder Rea r Ad
iirirtil Philotts, Ilat; heen coniductin g
s'alvage o raItion s ill tatti .n i fol
(-ign wate rs. The depaliellnt e itnc ili
to ( xi"itnce ill t t.he Attittti n of 1915 anul
hiihd its last totiiet this week.
Thisw the sal1vaginlg of anl AnwerietInI
From thi begining of' Octolcir,
1 ' to thw I( of Nove iher, 111S,
4(4itish iallied tItd l i 'tiIIIal v Il to
ta i i , 2 .51 gi l ; is toll.. isa\-. lveen
sa:\v d. . t" o-sti Is ha 1ve apIpea c Ir ed
)'v 11t1( 1. 1 l T e \.4ti ir ipt p a i;i Ie.
f hr4 inf - enI I k t1 44t1 in I hi alv.:'
w I: I Ib I I li p i iv S i t I I i I t1
liin',44 1 1tili l it viis ti'- inipro4 vei, bItt
In I 4 1 -1 11i? 11( I :t 'I. ~I 'n ay r i-d
1 h- i' m . W T lii .ii i t ni t t l ied1
w It in'y 'I I I lI ittlilr. it v ettI Io
i14Inue 1 p 5 u l ie t erics of Ix Isi ' I
inI (it i . I.nver .1d fron I I lI op iper
died ~ttr 1, whib 'tl l 'ipport 1 'Z!it rain
o e 1.01(1 t l ' w histigl tir ilr j h \via ,
11 mn . t1e :111t , in nited, w i 134' a c1 |
\\,is sunlk atlwl h . allehor-agv al1
il .L Ith Ih 1 iiked her. 'nd h(-r o i-id
w' t I l s Ii t I li itit k whi.h hit
dh - w i d Ill v h1.t rc.tt tidcd i.s ini
\',iI h \ 'it illi e I ot li IS tI Il
Co le'wit S I, co l Illisi l argaill, n1 t
n ieI fo s4 44l Suli ls. 'I i e stll
4f4ll 44 iolt 1: . li-thods wer. Sligh1 1t (1 d -
r(1' !d fr'om. This wais ;11 Feolkeston..
The I 1si (uihi IIll.ll , andi id
Was scut tll, 111d, ill I of
(ma o I the il11YIty, .,1n1 g nt'e nis
wV*'l fIlladf for. djsviligaed 1 .j.w11y\v
ines on. e shor4. to 11.111 Ihe wrec
Itr l.4 ()flt of Ite pliih s o h
s rn r w fll l |' i ,
w4 44144 -s4114 t1:i c4-1rol
Wats at %ital lik in the lI)vs of coil
ii 'Ij ion h 0 g j thjI 11 ' A'4 Ii v4 .
oil , in 4. e fl'wity' an. d brt ok I h1 r
Th I- 4a1 e1 Iet promptly Ii' li'r
ha A vi ni bro gh1 the hali"
it tlin nli( pr j t d4 -al
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4. 41421 4 Ill t4ion, w l ith aii 4'i41w
14'y th ('i 11114 a li p 4la 1ns, I'4
h'4' was ,4(en in 1ng 14
\\t nI 't H ti falmtn i ti lta s-'a h
-t p ai)~ ni o;H I ha . h nIthere
Itdnd fol'I 4 ' IL t Inijli Inltle
-7 i4 Infl44 el bo aprs anddtttynt
htIti I' "" ry f'otl i ld thl t t e er
hnl l d u n liar lyn iotie ia a
l4 airtl 4f th a nh ,~ i ih,. |jfel
(t w w(4n ea o ig 0 e s
dor 5111b1 lc 'it ores o yhn
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TEN FOLD ADVANCE
IN COST OF LIVING
Picell of NecessarIes Continue to Soar
fi Japan.
Tokyo, July 27.'-Soaring prices for
food und ctlhing as well as house
rents show no diminution in , Japan
The cost of Ilivig, according to The
Yorotizt, has Incre'Ised tenfold siAnev
188'l While wages have advanceed only
forfold. AS t-gainst :6 yenl :I koku,
r 0, inl mianc.i durl'n, file ire riots of
AuglIst, last, year, the price of rice
has now risen to -, yen a koku (live
bu1ishels) anld it grve food crisis las
rcsil1ted. . /
.iapall ir a1 oltIry of large families
a.nd with ii( costing about $2S for
every live bishels the head of a faln
i I*\ly as to do sotne hard ll h init .
OIhler food i4ecessities, -slpciall,y su
"ar, which .aliallese isv volisiderth1y,
ha .1v lisen( il proport1ion to rice. It is
the-."reat niidldle class of .Ja1:pat. Ilte
pcople working Mn small salariles,
whi4hli is raising the caI-test cry.
Allolgl wealth1 has il'reased a a
iresult of ile wairl th real weaillIh of
th14' il1asses has decrea1e am] the po
pht of Japan are rIati)Ii vely poor. Al
the santev tilne( lull1ional laItsts have
changed an(d the S-paric ii siiplicity of
(>'Hell timles is tio loniger ettelured.
la1nw' SUMarics inl public ser-vices have
so depleted 11e pe1rsonel that govern
Inentl instittions like the postollice,
telegr-laphs, l'olice. for-ce and schools,
tieall unldern11itin d. Induhstrial com1
panes hoevrare pa.ying' dividlends
of froii 5i to 114 per etit. ald dis
ib111liig blig boiuses, landils and renits
ale rising ill valut' and Ilt farner is
hoarding his rice 1until he has pushed
the niarket' to its highest notch.
The distress of today is chiefly fell
by the law abiding cl iss of Ithe nation.
No riols ive occuIrrId like last year.
Th pres s. generally blames tie' go\'
ornalent for not finldinit" a suitable
'eledy. "''ll situation calls for Ill.
get1 aclion," writes tite vdlil oit f the
Kolinill. "Somue peop 11v abollt to
fa nish. h'lhe conil ied advance )inl
prices Iais developed a kind of reigni
of terror.."
"If it is ho:pIs v, iay fh Yor
o1lzu. "to bing down the price of rice
and other Iwle:;ssiies, Ohw _'ovcH)I1I(,n
in tdfevise ru1cans ofr n resn inl
Co44III . < )lh isV 1 :'-( '4 i o1 r inl
co''4 all 1101 h( !H ll io lda d the
r1 v 4414 I tII a 11444 4f1 ( I 1t? I i1 II w i I 14
LIFT CORNS OR
CALLUS S OFF
1)'esn't hurt! Lift any corn or
CIllus ol: w%'it 1h tin ec'rs
t J 0
Don't suiffer! A tiny bottle of Freez
1ne ('osts but ai fewV cents at any dIrug
store'. Apply ia few driopO oin the
Corris, ca liiiues and "hard skin"' oni hot
10o11 of' feett, t hen lift them: off.
Whlen Freezone removes corns from
tihe toes 01or1 caluses fr'om the bot tom of'
feet, the skint b~eneath Is left in~k
and be4a4h and ntliuever sore, tender4ii 01r
S \VS Sill: ..\l{(l1-:)
Will-:N ONI I' T Wi-:Ji
litil t.
'il hun'4 . S pt I The W' 144''
il l i v'.-ij -:1tjin 441 fr i 'o '.441iih
7t1r4'. I-:lizabth II ylrd, yesterdaii field a
p44 tio 1 w41 th:1 ilhe er'luit II our'444s,se k
in 11~ 11h411n i u 1n11t 'f h44cr 44nar1:ian in4
444rd4 I she 1 lrielY. I at1 4 .:a4 l. 1 .4 (4 .,
wa:s Ihe bu41 1441 year11s old, ha:vin-. 14 ('n
1b441 ay she)40t frivd ith her hus..11101
* r:l d. Inowh sineaui 'hwail001 in
st enographe r, she saiyi. l'anu I,, WrIghtI
htineyn for \Mrs Fox."
SECO.ND YORK IN
FIRST DIVISION
War Record of Sergt. Bill Donelly
Rivals That of('Tennessee Hero.
New York, Sept. 5.-One lieutenant
colonel, 12 other officers and 250
sipiiiers of the Gernan army eried
"Kaierad' to sergeant "Billt Don
nelly, a fighting liish member of the
!:veonid battle of the .\larne-and there
by iplaced Sergeanit "Bill" up in tile
class with Sergeant Alvin C. York, of
.'all Alall, Tennessev, championo hero
of the world war---I. was aniiltiunced
here ton1 giht.
York, wh'lo inl peace time, had been
s Icond elder in the Churhel of Christ
and Chriialn Union ill the little Tlen
nles-eet vill-ig oil Ile winding Wolf
Itiver. hiihd more than 20 Gernuins,
put !"5 machine gun 1iests out of busi
new:4., ,nd took piisoier I:12 of tle
(nely. inevilding a major.
I orm ly, according to lis ollicial
reorld. u ith a sqiuad of six men, 'ulr
a'utuded" chiateae ill which German
sli j pers w at work, drove them to
Ill( ;r "hona proof", and then loudly
en lIed 1for .grt nk ad.es wit I w Ich to
blow them ny11.
The resUht was that all surrendered,
ib. oit and ilarcld back to the First
Sljivisiol lilies under liol elly's able
direclion and won Sereanti "Ilill" file
Frenich military medal, the higlest
war1 decoration of Pralice, and recom
inn11datioll (or the con i gress ional mnedal
or linolor, (1le highest 1111111ary awa-rd
of I lie 'uijt(d Stales.
.\leibe's of Sergea "lIi I's" com
panly at 0amp .Alills announcied conl..l
d((ily tonight that (eneral l'ershiig
and t.lieFir1st Division will parade withl
Iill oi Wednesday."
Dr. Chas. A. Cromer
GRADUATE '~
VETERINARY SUR ON 'ENTIST
Service Day and 'It'
Charg is Reasonable
Will Appreciate Your Patronage.
Telephones: Residence 201; Office 15
Office at Posey's Drug Store.
Run=Down People
Viniol is What You Need
Wcak, run-down nervous men and women need
Vinol be ause it contains the most famous recon
structive oni in an'agreeable and easily digested
form:- and Cod Liver Peptones, -Iron and
Mangan. c Peptonates and Glycerophosphates.
We g 1arantee there is no tonic equal to Vinol.
HERE IS PROOF
Detroit, Mich. Texarkana, Texas.
'I got Into a weak, run-down con- "Ikeephouse and I was weak, run
dition, no appetite, tired all the time down and nervous, back ached a good
and headaches - but had to keep deal of the time, so it was hard to'
around and do my housework. I read take care of my chickens and do my
about Vinol and tried it-within two work-Vinol has restored my strength,
weeks I commenced to improve, and and my nervousness has gone, so
now have a splendid appetite and feel' I can do my work as well as ever.
stronger and better in every way.''-- Every run-down woman should take
Mrs. John F. Watson. Vine. '-Mrs. Emma Britt.
Yror all ruts-alown, nxervous, anamic conditions, weak womn, overworked men,
feeble old peoplel nad delicate children, there Is no regthdy lk. Vinol.
For sale by Laudrens Drug Co. and Druggists everywhere.
FREE! FREE!
On Wednesday and Thursday Only
We will have at your disp sal the services of Peaslee-Gaul
bert Co.'s expert interi an exterior decorator.
No matter what th su ace is you 'nte d to beautify or save,
there is a Pee Gee finis . Let this exp -trdvise with you; a finish
properly selected will s e you money.
Rogcrndls.s of loca ion he will make personal calls in Laurens
or in the county. Read also Peaslee-Gaulbert advertisement be
low and watch their advertisements in this paper.
PHONE OR WRdIE
Laurens Hardware Company
Laurens, S. C.
Paint Insurance
Destruction cf your property by fire is remote,
destruction by dc.-ay and neglect is certain.
You are carrying fire insurance, which protects
you against possible loss, but does not prevent
fire
Paint affords positive protection and insures you
against d~e.-y and deterioratiQ'n by the elements, be.
Save Sics it incrcaws the value of your property andadd
the Surface'
and you
Save All"
Yte Yaued For every surface that needs to be painted, varnished
or stained, you'll find a Pee Gee Paint or Finish that
will give you lasting satisfaction at lowest cost. Half a
Century of reputation for highest quality is behind the
Pee Gee Tradenark.
Ask us for FRE, Porint Book "tomes and /low to Paint Then/"alo
for Color Card%, or write direct to
Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., Incorporated,. Louisville, Ky.
LAURENS HARDWARE COMPANY
Distributors for PEE GEE Paint Products