The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 17, 1919, Image 15
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift sore;
touchy corns off with
lingers
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Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
Freezone on an aching c Vn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, th n you lift
It right out. Yes, magi
A tiny bottle of Freez I C but
a few cents at any dru e, but is
suficient to remove eve I d corn,
,,oft corn. or corn between the toes,
and 'he calluses, without soi;eness or
irritation.
re'zone is the sensational d iseov
iry of a Vinlc ini t I genills. It is wonl
Habitual Constipation Cured
In 14 to 21 Days
"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonie-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 (lays
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulates Very Pleasait to Take. 60c
per bottle.
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WILDR OT'
will im rove
hair o
pay you
Wildroot Is a guaranteed preparation
which goes right at the hidden cause of
coming baldness-the scaly. itchy crust of
dandruff. Wildroot removes this crust
allows nature to produce the thick lust
rous hair i.armal to any healthy scalp.
W"Il 111T
THE GUARANT~ J HAIR TONIC
For sale here under a
noney-back guarantea
itireiis Dirig ('o.
#Nlroois Shaimpoo Soap, utte4 in connhectin
1 1 h at or1ti on
JOHN A. H LLAND,
The Greenwof Piano Man.
The largest deal - ' . . n'nstru
menits in Westerni South C.arol~nr- Sells
pianos11, sel1f-plnyer ianios, organ is andi~
sow vintg mineims. Re'ference:' The
Ran~k of' Gr''nwood, t he Obliest and
strongest Dank in Greenwood County.
Syr tem Furified and F~r..e Fr.m~
(0et% by T:aking Calov.hj,
the I Nau-,ales~s Calomecl
Tablet , that are De
light o and
Sure.
P i' 1. 1inn ' ('n- 1( clvrn iigis t a ndvi t
hI oi *it'm! t oii kee' p' tt9 hei1( sa
p..;iled' d Ii uth orn i n t prfei
our einolnc f i'''i tira. h -y~ro ly
('.nlile~lt '-it Caoas.A~.
"UNPAlRONABLE SIN"
RECORD SCREEN EFFORT
Picture Version of MIajor Rupert
HI ughies' Story IIas Created Tremen
dous Furore.
Surpassing in inortance any previ
ous moving pictlirc event in the his
tory of Laurenis will be the engage
lent of "T. le Unpardonable SIn" 1lar
ry (larson's extraordinary epic photo
play, starring Blanche Sweet, under
lie iersonal direction of Marshall
Neilan, at the Opera Hlouse Frilday of
this week. There will be live presen
tations of the picture beginning at 2
P1. .l., and ending at 11:30 P. .1.
"The Unpardonable Sin" is one of
the most pretentioius sCreen plays that
has ever been attempted, and lias been
completed after nmonthus of painstaking
effort and with the expenditure of more
real money than has been clisted In
tile aid of any photoplay prodluded
K ithiin the past five years. It Is a
brand-new proluction, and just now is
aving its initial runs inl the import
ant theatres inl the i'mst.
Those who are familiar with the im
porant books whichI have been publish
ed (li ring the past couple of yea- s will
identify tle big (arisont picture .s an
alaptation from the powerful story by
the sainte naume, written by Major 1ll
pert Iliigles, which irst appeared int
serial fori inl the Red Hook and was
later published in book form to achieve
a reputation as a "best seller" which
has been surpassed by few novels of
fered the rea(ling pubiic. The story
has been spokeii of as one of the iiiost
powerful tales of love a11 adventure
which has ever been written and re
views of the picture made iy import
alit critics throughout Ile country pay
high tribute to Director 'Marshall
Nellan when tihey Aay that here is one
of the rare. instances when tile photo
play version is evei imiore powerful
and gripping than the original nar-a
tive.
When they ree ."lhe l pardonable
Sin'" movin&l picture devotees will be
partictllarly interested in the work of
the star, fer the reason that in Miss
Ilanche Sweet It briogs back to the
screen a favorite who had thoroughly
established herself before retiring for
a long andIl much-needed rest. Miss
Sweet won ier spurs in some of the
biggest and( best pictire's ever pro
clueed by David Wark (rililth, wio has
since givetn to tile public such big
flings as ''The I i ri of a Nation," "Iin
1oleiance" amd "Ilearts of Ile World".
.\Marshall Neilan, who directe her li
Ilie new Ilictutire, is conceded to ranlk
c :emally hi'-h wul.t Mr. (rillith. anA it
is :o( s1ranm Ilen that .\Miss Sweet's
performallce in "'The l'n pardonable
Sin" seems to indicte that her ab
senice from the screen for some time
has imlproved rather thanl impaired Iler
powers as a dramliatic a('tes.
. In support of .\Miss Sweet, Mr. Gari
sonl has assembled a cast of uulisual
Strength, prominlent among" Whom are
Mltt Moore and W'allace Hleery.
ilEN I \ENSOMI P.I)
1'0I Pa so, 'Texas, Se pt. 7 1.-Six thoons
an id dolla12rs ini gold( was 1paid( Me x its
121fe'Y~ yestdy for Ili(' relea2se of Dr.
J1. W. Simith,. ani Amlerican1, an1-:. .\lMon
soin I .\ lsen) heli(evedh 1(1 he a stubject
(of Swedeni, who wer'e taikeni from a1
tra1in near Santa 1Nulalia,1 ('hihuilahlua,
yestIerdaty morn11 Iing, accord Iing to1 tel e
grm r211 ece ivedl from (ihuah 1211ua (City
toniighit. TIheiy ar1" exiected( to reaich
Oera whoueh Friday
that city tonight.
Mlonsen, or Aunsoi, one telegram
spelled the name, was released by the
Mexicans and returngd to Santa Eula
lia, where he presented the demand
for ransoim.' The mone was deliver
ed to him and he returned to procure
the release of Dr. Smith!
Paul Steger, a Swiss citizen, a sit
perintendent of a mineral company
near Santa IEulalia and William Dwil
ly, a British subject, also were cap
tured from the train yesterday, but
were released after the payroll of the
Duena Tierra Mine, of which Dwilly
was forelan, had been seized by the
bandits.
The train hold-up took place yes
terday morning at Robinson station,
ntin1e miles east of Shihiualtia City and
six miles west of tie town of Santa
i1ulalia. The ideltity of the handilits
Ihas not been let mined. although it,
is not belieei( here the band was a
part of Villa's command.
lir'. Smith is pihysicil fo ithe Potosi
Mlining company, a New 1 ork corpor
at ioll.
.\n official replort of thev capture anid
dillaild for Ihe payienilt of a ranilsoil
I for I)i. Smith w\.as iade o t l. state
deplartmentm inl Washingtonm by fthe
Aillericanl constIl inl 1,bihuahuall City.
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ikoim. Sept. 15.-There w\.as a good
crowd attended (chttr-ch at lnion Stin
day afternoon. A good sermon was
preaelhed by Pastor Colemliail.
A prayer Imeeting is being hlvid at
tile church every Wednesday night.
There Was a singing at tile ltoime of
.Nir. Gray Cooper Sunday night.
.\Ir. Ind Mirs. S. M. Cooper, of tile
Turkey Creek section visited ill otir'
community Suiday. They, together
with ls. Alile Culbertson, NIrs. Lou
Culbertson and daughter, Aliss Lau
rence, were dinner ghiests of )Ir. and
.I\'s. J. G. Cooper.
.rs. .J. W. l'owler sient the week
end with Mirs. Jane Culbertson and
family.
Miss lertha Cooper went to (reen
wood Sunllday where she will attelld
ischiool this sessiont.
.\Mr. I'dgar Iurts and family, of the
Woodrow Wilson section, spent Sun
day at h liome of .\Mr. I,. C. Culh'rt
son.
Mlr. T. IIl urts and wife ;pent a
shor't While Sunday afternoon with
.\I. Iomer u'Ilhertson and family.
NiA'. P. J. Cooper and family spent,
Sunday with Ilr. W.' W. Culhie'rtson
and family.
.\Nrs. Carl Culbertson and children
visited ler parents, Nil,. and .rs. T. IL
lurtIs Satiurday iight and Siunda.
lorn'i to Mr. and Iirs. Iloner CuM
herisonl onl Sept. 1:1h, a ilauglihter.
.\It. Jay C'.ooper has purchased a (-art
and is learning to drive it 1iretty well.
The Imlissio1arV sOCiety had a (iiuilt
ingt Saturday.k at thW homeI of .\lrS. .\la
mnie Caldwiell.
Nhr. Johnie .\icNinch antd famiily
pen'3t. Siunday withi NI\'. and1( .\rs. Aif
AeinchI.
his auntls, .\lisses 1lita and14 Killur
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Iliddh-'s Old Field. Sept. 15.---Thle
farme I' oS(f tIs Sei'on0 hiave'( been
busil y en igagedh Ithe last few weik s
in.rves5ting thir3' crops, but t hey re
iif a i 1ob as thioigh fori'
'1(r1sing Si'rmon3i at this lihlie Sundliay
TheIs(hool at is 11a3ce will beini
'IrIs. .\Iarinii l~iihodes. We aire lookinug
for3wardi foi' ani assistan t.
W3ae 0r ii rei (rt thie sickneiss
el Ali'e Niud' Iliidl. \\'e hope5 she
wT oiin lhe well and3( ltend1( ser'vic's
Iiir's iiu iia thie luni l' Ioif .\ 3. W. I'.
111arris Su nlay.
ni ht ii thi hiir fiendi . Ih l liianc liod.
N3.\ 1113a nI .\s. J1. 11. l odi's, .\Miss lla
tlie donighter' Iolise', also( .\irs. Tloim
lirilirdtte, spent one (lay last wee'ik
with PiI. II. Owens aiio famiily'.
Sirdi "i . and .\i i'. . (hrry Open
3ir. I'0. II. Garrett lhiddled out1 part
of Is 14ota3to ('r0p in laturenls Saitur
he0 would get bettr r'esu011tls to) sell
01arly before dleeny' set in.
Tlhei'e will lie anice lPCreamtl and biox
ntighit, Sept. 27tht. 1k' on1 ihondh by 7
o'clock fast tIie. PTe pubtli c is in
vitedi. The proceeds fotr tile ibenefit
of tile school.
To Grace
A Woman's Foot
WHETIHER it be with a charming
frock or a siartly tailored Suit our
new stock foi Fall and Winter gives
every Woman an opportunity to
complete her wardrobe with Foot
wear to her liking.
Women, more than ever, are appre
ciating the fact that qluality Foot
wear is essential, particularly in these
days when good Shoes are a scar
city.
We are certain that you will
admire our Fall assortments.
We shall be pleased to show I
you the new modes
Davis-Roper
Company
The Kinards Duroc Stock Farm
Fourth Public Duroc
ANNUAL SALE
Will Be Held
Thursday, Sept. 18th
30 Bred Sows, 10 Open Gilts and
15 Young Boars Ready for Service
I have in my herd brothers and sisters to the boar that sold
lately for $32,000. Also to the last three world's champion boars.
Come and spend the day on a real hog farm and see over 300
in one herd, weighing up to 1,000 lbs.
Music will be furnished by one of the best bands in the state.
Big barbecue dinner will be served by the Baptist ladies.
Kinards.Duroc Stock Farm
W. P. SMITH, Proprietor
Kinards. - - -. South Carolina