The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 17, 1919, Image 16
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* LANFORD NE WS.
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I fty S ord, Set. I.-, .\trs. J . T. Lit
11ioe.iohnud so.J. T. I-ittlejohn,. Jr.,
vislitt l . and lMrs. .1. W. "Lnford
f,41r :!a ' f l ays. .1. T. Laitlhjohnl ,.Jr.,
minad a Lood address beoeIhe Stinl
day Sc4hool Sun1day mri whichl
Its VIy mnlcir enjoyed. lie and .\Mr.
1-I''rd Cox left .\ondlay mlornling-' for
F1rmn:1 I'll iveisity wher.' ilteY ate
Ia-t 1 4 i 1141 i holi inl Ile selnior class
''1! i. , s Sion)I .
\ls. S1t01a Bomar is spildi'l.- om
11114 in t Spirtallburg with friends anld
relt ives.
''he school opientiig wa.s- post poned
this morning unitil we Coubd secure
an4o11trI teacher. only two hlitg pres
lirt 3!!! i owler, thei principal,
has uitoved inito ont niidst, and we wel
c'oine theml.
Mr. Jaimues Fleming leaves this wetek
to attend Carolina.
.lt. Loie Lanford 'will onter h1. M.
1. after an abisence of a year spent in
the navy.
aisses Mary liggins and Atdry
Fraklcs will go !o Limetlcmuone college.
Niises Grace DloSIlields and Nanl
iie L anford goes to Tanider. College.
at GCreeniwood.
Miss Ruth Cooper will elter tit"
.fi'orimlal colle'ge at Asheville.
Mri. Paiul C(ooper has alreadyn
teed college at Mars TIl, N. C.
.\ir. CharlIton Patterson has bought
our Mr. James Patterson's stck and
is m''erclinaldiling at the same stand.
.\Ir. James I PIt I rson has acceptd a
position with Wh aitmire & Blysoi at
10noree.
M . '. .J.ohnson and fatily. and
Mr. Oscar 'rhonmas and family. all of
Arcadia, speIt it few days with Ielirl
parents here last wNek.
\lr. Ci. ('t11 uingliam and family
werevisior.;at the( home11 of Mr. W
D). Pattersont SundaIiy.
We woret all vtIy mneh disippoinlt
ed last 'Tht t ursdiay at the Sn tihay St'hlool
Calomel Users!
I Guarantee I
Your druggist gives bac]
liven your liver and
you up without
'l'here's no reason why a p sor
shtould take sickening, salivatin cal
omiel when a few cents butys a I irg(
bottle of Dodson's Liver Toi
perfect substitute for calomel.
It is a pleasant, vegetable li 4i1
which will start your liver just as
surelyras calomel, but it doesn't
make you sick and can not salivate
Children and grown folks can i ak<
Dodson's Liver T['one, becauso it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomecl is a dangerous drug. Il
While you are able to ;
can't you put som of it in1
You can open a bank
ard you can add little sutpm
away, uniil some day you'l
big sum, and li, will work fc
We add 4 per
Make OUR bai
The Enterprise
N. B. DIAL President
institute, because the Rev. J. W. Watts
failed to arrive, who was to conduct
tle Course of Study.
Mr. .J. NI. DeShields and son, Roy,
id daughter. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. T.
A. Drumnond. Mr. and .\ls. C. 2. Wal
dlrep, Miss Carire leowier ald Mr. L,.
m. cannon attetied thie firai or
Mr. W. 11. 1i arri.s at Gray Court.
I . .. W aldrep and cit idren
aid Miss Itutih .cAlister went to
I.-airens .Mlonday to see the picture
I )aidIdy-.I onIg-Legs".
Paniline and .\lta'rgt I't Waldrep
spent the iight wit ht Margaret and
.\taiy It 11111nd Saturday.
AlIiss Oth1llo .Johnlson has return'led
honie after a week's visit to relatives
aid friends in Gaffney and Spartan
ho bg.
'iIrs. .1. \ . .ohlsotn and litile sot,
lIIa rvie .lichael, have retu rned hone
after a months visit in Newton, N. C.
TIlNKS COAL FAMINE
CEItTAIN FOR EU11lPf,
Notwithstianding ETort fit Mines in
Silesin, Goodyear Makes Gloomy lIe
port.
Paris. Sept. I i.--All biut six of the
5 Coal min es in u1 pper Silesia ate now
workitig on two shifts or seven and
onc-half hours each daily, according
to Col. C. Goodycar i of Buffalo, N. Y.,
a member of the inter-allied commis
:ion whili intervened between rthe'
Poles and the Germa n: to quiet the
warfare occasioned by alleged oppres
sion of (ie miners by the Glermans-.
Colonel Goodear will sail for- the
ITIlteod States shortly. The other
A.merican oileers on the commission
are still ' in Siltesia. ven it all the
Central IEiroipeal mine rs were to work
on two shifts of nintie hours daily. Vol
onel Goodyear said, a coal famine iti
t'Eutiiope this witir could not he pre
vented. as 27 per cent of the railroad
'ii are in had order and thei' dis
orgaiied traiisportatiio makes I t(
average t etwveen loads i i days
as against foit half days for cars In
tle United States.
Listen To Me!
)odson's Liver Tone
c your money if it doesn'
bowels and straighten
making u sick.
I is ler iry land attacks your bons.
' a (lose of nasty caomet today
acd you will feel weak, sick and
Iuseated1 tomorrow. Don't lose a
day's work. Take a spoonful of
Dodson's Liver T[one instead and
you will wake lip feeling great. No
more biliousness, constipation, slug
gishness, headache, coated tongue or
sour stomach. Your druggist says if
you don't. find Dodson's Liver ''ono
uot~s better flian hiorribilee cailomlll
your money is waiting for you.
STOP
SPENDING
ALLfou MAKE
PuT
SoME
OF t I
OUR BANK
vork and earnr money why
he bank?
ccount with a little money
that you are now fiddling
find it has grown into a.
r you in your old age,
cent. interest.
ik YOUR bank.
National Bank
,C. H. ROPER, Cashier
FORGET POLITI'S
1AVS PRESI.DENT
Will iItend IRiot. Act to Anyone Letting
POlitics Diefitai. ('ourse on Tireat.y.
Seattle, Wash.. Sept. 13.-At a pub
lie dinner which President Wilson at
fended, before g:nilig to (te aieia,
whiieIe lie was to (''liver ils nihht ad
dre..;-, hie said ho 'ha1d beenl J. :;!--; med
by theI( uniformity of Opinion among
Sihe yeit('1e.
Ih)aling with tihe puriposes of (he
people oh thie lI'ited States when we
entered ith warit as set forth and (
'pIted by congress, Iresident Wilson
told the peopie of Washington today
that the issue squarely faciig I lie
Cottitry in the treaty debate was
whether that progran should he car
ri-ed brlouigh or. abandonled. lit, called
to mind also the cost in nioney and
in human life, by which the war had
been won, and asserted that thos" op
posing the treaty lrroposed it sac
riflce should be of no' avaff..
Repeating nany of' his arguments
he has used previousFy against a quaI -
iflcation of the treaty by reservations
or amendinents, the President again
alpealed to RepIbifeans of the coun
try to "forget that there Is al election
in 1920." fle asserted his purise to
read "the riot at," to any one who
let politic-al convictions dictare iis
colise in relation to the treaty.
"her'liie is no essential division," lie
said, speaking at the <dinner. "in the
thought nr purpose of' the American
people: no amount of debate will set
thei ofr their balancev*."
All lie word wts looking to (lie
''rite-1 Stitves to put world affairs on
a set tied basis, lie said. adding that
tle world would lint be disappointed.
Fourteen iihuldred tickets had been
distributed for the( dinner.
PETERSBURG '
WOMAN TETLS
HOW DRECO
CURED ECZEMA
1litud Slieni liiiudreds of Dollars, With
mut sucecess, In anl luIfort. ho Cure It,
'ntil She Took D1(ECO.
Miss )aisy Ferguson, of 70 Hlailing
bIook. Pet ersburg, Va., says:
"I had suffered awfully for seven
years with eczema on 11y neck an i I
my lair. I had spent several hundred
dollars inl an teffort to cure it. but with
out suceCss. I have now taken threc
botties of ) reco, and since takIing i
tle eczenia is drying tip, the rediness h
go ing away aid it is better thani at
I any iIe before. It Is practically well,
Ii t I ai still taking Dreco because 1
feel sure it is going to take it away
entirely.
Dreco is p1 asa to take and I
lieves tihun i , cleanses te( blood.
regutiates the mowels, overcomeR con
stipation. aets oi the liver tnd kidnys,
and is fine for skin tronibles, such as
4 '4'ztematU, seu rvy, liils and pimiples.
l ireco is itmade frotim Jutices and ex
tiacts of many medicinal herbal plants
whi(I net i t(e vital organs in
pleasant and 1'om1)t anner.
1)r(e(.i is higlly ieco iin n ilded in
L'aurieis by lanrens )rug Co.
DE.\Till oF SKIlPPERi
Tharee ofl (iewi ofi Win. 11. Snier
Thell Story.
I. IL(aecy, negrjo mante of thle schloone I
Will. I I. Stiline', which tail agiouind
in Tlop Sail inlet a week a go. was im0
li(etedl as the nutrderer itf lIohie l'0.
'oiririi. v'essel's skipper'j, this at'lt'r
niioon whien ihr et' miembters of1 t 4'4
gro) eren~' broke(4 downi umiter the' in
tirrogat ion tof an aigent of' the4 deiparjt
t o justi. (',whou is hami~iinig the'
('ase' ini ('til aboratio 1) withi Assistat
Ijs iitit .\t ttrney' Whietut of New
ACIrording to thtir story. 11h4 skilp
per 4jwas4 shot to dea'thl at 7:1. o'cloc0k
on1 lasit .\l itmbiay e'vening. thlit fat al shot
hii its tirtd with t'orkruini's revol(tver
wichtl I ~ar(y had .secured144 duin jg thle
iui:dht. l ailiure to tell all thety knitw
atiojns iji thlit past tw days,1135 t hey said,.
was htte'aitst of fear' of bae y, whtomi
liey x sa ted was a dangerouis n j.
Th'ley a sserited thiat jiealouisy liver
2orkrtllimi~'s promotionI toI C IaptaUin Of thle
ship was ont' of the chief moot ives for
the1 killing.
The dlead skipptlet' anal thie jnegro
ma11t e havte bteeni miembe rs of t he ('rew
of It' Wmt. II. Suimner for' several
y'ear s as fIrjst anid secondi111 mat', respeeCC
tively. liigid examilnat ion otf TLacey
after theit thliree negroes bad 1told t hei'
storiy failed to shake his ver'sioni that
t' ski ppera camte to his deathI at his
ownI lu jands, priesiumab lly becautse oif (10
splond~ency3 over' thle fact thatn hiis ves
'l mtet dIisaste C 'n)1 his initinaI voyage
as its caplltalin.
TIm'heXextldevelopmlrent inl the~ case
ai Un11ied State's !omisioneri~i('II here.
fr'om Puer ti'to 11ico to New~~ Y'ork wv ih
bphoshte It ad furnjtiture w~ood. She
Is a total wrjeek. Parits oif thei v'sse'l
and a )prtion of (lie carjgo arie itejng
salvaged.. ,
Cole's 1(1)1 lhlast I (Caters mailke a big
iredutel Ion ini your coal bill- -see their
ndvva'tiseinnnt nde gu'aisnine
MICKIE SAYS
----NO PEfV WE O\0' .R OS
-uwin' Abut vi, \$q- \m
SM% saOVRSo PRNrM U
Vwe M4U) ,U ouN e. A\~%N'-o
AN SOME %MES NJe M\SS N
NL\NtkiS GLPhO 10 C&\V 'VMS
<w~~wv, i- 0
0 V u4O
At Opera House.
"The (tnnpardonable Sin," which has
been secured as the attraction at. the
Opera 1louse Friday, is a photoplay
production which theatre-goers cannot
well afford to miss. Its subject mat
ter Ls of sueh a nature as to insure its
being a toie of discussion for weeks to
conte.
(ard of Thanks.
We wish to thank otur frilen(Is and
neighbors for their kindness and sym
pathy during the illness and death
of our little daunghter, Milaim, also
for the beautiful floral tribite.
Mr. and Mrs. Lander 1. Willis.
- WE announce our r
Fall Footwear and, regi
offer the best Values th
There are Street
There are choice Black]i
deer that are the limit <
MAY W
'C
Our display
Call at your
thing you
to get all
WE'l
We have
size and
width
to fit you
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THURSDAY, THIS WEEK
"When My Ship Comes In"
Children 1Oc. (Including War Tax) Adults 20c.
4t.
fIEN'S FOOTWEAR.
CIAL MODELS!.
eadiness to serve our Women Patrons with t1est of -
trdless of the strong advance in' the cost of $9S
at can be obtained anywhere at any Stated Pr e
Boots, Dress Boots and new Fall Oxfords an ps!
cathers anid New Browns, Grays, Field Mou e sin
if Beautiful Colorings!
t HAVE THE PLEASURI
)F SHOWING YOU? /'"i
of the New Fall Styles is now at its best! ,
convenience---look at anything and every
aare to see---ask questions---feel at liberty
the Shoe information we can give you.
(E AT YOUR SERVICE
Narrow
width as
well as
wide onies
OOD PLACE TO TRADE