The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 22, 1919, Image 15
ECZENA'
flwi'e Guar is sfarcatto
rlop 0 Juriro
o r Trr r t II ur s anW '
ttr i y 1 01 l i t
- ir tni rS lin ~Vo n
tho bo.
For sale ocally by
Laurens Drug Co.
tr you eat--iways take
ATONIC
Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat
ed Cassy Feeling. Stops food souring,
repating, and all stomach miseries.
Ase diestion and appe.ite. Keeps stoamch
swet&Wstrong. Inereases Vltaltjv and Pep.
EATOlWlC Inthe best;remedy .Tens of thou
sand. wonderfully boni"'tod. Only cotaepe*t
or twoa dayto uot. Positivelyguarant&d
~lea or wo wl iefuu4 riwlwy. G3etale
todar YouwiUloco,
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
P1romtpt Mietvion Giveni All llusinci
3 0 41ney i L 4a1 son Real Estate
T'elhon 350'
Oice' in Simm nons 11u1klig
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracigi : LeveI ig i
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
Thie Lumsoti Drug co., Laurein4 Sit i'
Dr .L. Tim.,merman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Oflice in Veoples Baik linilding
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmer
Calls answered any hour day or nigli
Simpson,Cooper & Babb
i'8torneys at Law.
Wili Practice in all State Courts
Promipt t iit1nti Given All Busines
"ONLY ONE THING
BREAKS MY COL
"That's Dr. King's New Dit
covery for fifty years a
cold-breaker"
N OTHTNG but sustained qual
and nfatlllng eff'ectiveness cel
arousse suchl enthusiasm. Not
lng but sure relief from stubborn o
colds5 and onrushing new ones, grlpp~
throat-teatring coughs, and croup cou
have made Dr. K ing's New Discove1
the nationally popular and standa:
rem~ It is todaiy.
F1years old and always reliabl
000o1d r the wvhole faumily. A bottle
the mnedicline caljinet mueansi a shaoi
lIvedI cold( or cough. 00c. atnd $1.
All druggists. Gilve it a trial.
Regular B'owels Is Heali
Bowels that move spasmodically
free 0one da~y and( stubaborn the niext
should be healthfully regulated by I
King's New Lilfe Pills. In this w
you keep the impIurities or waste mi
ter from circulating through the sa
temn by cleansing tho bowels thorous
ly and promoting the proper flowv
bile.
Mild, comfortable, yet always rel
ble, D~r. King's New Life Pills wc
with precislon without the constipatl
results of violent Iturgatives. 2Toc.
usual at all dIruggista.
]aD6EI3RDTh ER5
BUSINE55 CAR
Its established economy
makes Dodge Brothers
S Business Car a profit
'' able investment.
The haulage cost is un
usually low.
& Palmetto Auto
& Accessory Co.
119 West Main St. Phone 200
JLaurens. 8. C.
WORLD CONGRESS B
ON COTTON FORMED
Permanent Organization of World Cot- P
ton Coniference Completed Yester
day.. Ofticers Elected.
New Orleans, Oct. 16.-The worldb
totton conference came into permiall
ent organization late today when a
report submitted by the committee on
organization was adopted. Sir A. I-er
bert. Dixon, of Alanchest.er, E~lnglauid,
chairman of the British delegation to
tile conference, was elected secretary
and tile recomiei(lation was made
Iat the niext coniferelice be held in
Elngland in 1921.
Other officers eIlected were:
Generail secretary, Rufus E. P'ost,Ac*
1lostoll: asistalnt secretary, Frank
Nasimitia, England; treasurer for
Eurloleall llebliers, Filr . lames IIope
Simpson; for the United States, V.
Irvin I Ballard, loston; vice 1)resi
dents for the UnIi.ed States: Fi',er I.".
Call away, la Gran ge, Ga.; Er-gland,
Edward It. Ormc1 and John Sm it hers;
Iratnce. (teorge iUndern; D 1gium,
Coatint .ea ie itmptilnnE; SZitz/er
limtl, IlIerian linhier; Italy, Giorgiv
.\lyliris.
Tl.v reomdlliali. huh tioll by A l ericail
uii-j1bers iof it,,- grollp on i'naiicini
(or11n ce(ldis and xuports, that con
ir(ss pla'-e It th1e d1ispmsal 1 ol the war
linnc e coion urul iel t funlds li
;w oi t the co lporation Io x 1iiIil
I' I(t f i f) It~l cf iiIt 1 1 . I Ii FtP Hilt Io'I C
x otaillon of i I m i o I ale I
ed iO ti h tiit hE governan1 had an
lotol ;z ill n I ,I t i i , -
nui of cril W 1t liI; 'f t xporit,
ih I d1 utla- a1n. of 1i: - y.1w r financeh :
corlporai o aItl, it TeIiVe'mt h'd 11 c
illt t: t o fm ciI soe oriit. A a ai,
bt1111e1s \w"I, Ih wouibned ane
Bol l i l th s e 11try ill i rl I-r to al
f rotll shol I trIall h illig gi 'oh
! isabili theratu of mxt ing in.o
t amo of Illthe (- g- row reo ers.
oo ig four-teen, points:. were
v.ote l at.aintA in tIll objctio onl of
I iin g:c til. to everal of th points.
it was agreed inally, howevter, that
the rl S he suslii e annd uit that points
; ilthe rower ' inmendation not
previonluy killed -at the gener1l coth
mitel meeling he voled ot. As a re
Ilt all poins inl it growers' eao
mnendtionl were a6dapted withk the ex
teyption d those colndnin the 1al
(of nltton o call, favoing gin com i
Irrevssion, uendemining gambling in cot
T lonl anll othtr icesshles, recommend
ing thiat there should consist only of
teul antual weight fe of the agging and
ies of tle ha, and lrging loser co
operation etiween the gro and a deal
spinnor.
S Forleinl spinners ohjeted to thle
condemnation of the sale of otton on
call, dlelaring it -was necessary that
thevy Should hle allowed to purchlase
their cnton in that way. The ginners
group objected to the gin compression
y reconrnndation. Becase "gambling"
was not dealned the bankers' group
vonteo against that feature of the d.
commendation, explaining that the
o finahen corton eutr ndorsetd.a
Tngingofttac balues hadt otenae
The11( alreofnedatonsr ofrge.ow
. Ors'pomm ie-wiin byr gonn
dt m osiaproembafrg ai ruesrcions
Ii the rutl itlles folleaw:
y ersicosti of oIctrops and.lwn
n Storaate a aemn wareossugd
Tuwev ore aritskelngaytes forh
f ail.eTh reortendted. eegte
Fom aio the boledia texport
fiancingwa crrat endaorsed, lu
whegn D..on Td of eahbii te nam
-ancaddreat onl aroer urged. th
hailment. ta hy~et.ott oie
, It' te Oppo trs eraiing tmbrgoan restrctn
A- comnatien of thae.ow
I thadn alvee praces or crttocv
I ronm cotto sofoi product an oi
conferencer all areement asn
-hall Teoredory that tetilegmatn
fromrErgan whadolted the eacn
frlent dwa iaiircuater amoikng tilt
delegarites, btir wia later. disproave
planed tht y oaboulta oixof. inth
)eightthree dgelngtsC hellf thC
___Pon te te r etannltrsl
ELGIANS ENJOY '1
JORVINEY ACROSS it
opnlalr Passenage's oil Mle George
Wlahingftona. ';
New York( Oct. -1--King Albert
ad Queven Elizabeth, of Ilelgiumia, af
r a aweek at sea,. on their way to
merica hecame 'the linost. popular
ersons oil board the Gevorge Washing
11, If It Is possible to CXecol that. t
iiet, modest, likeable boy whom they
all 'rince Leopold, heir apparent to
he 1elgian throno. Faelh had sonie
ersonal contact .ivith oflicers aIdI
.1en, and inl every 11 blirter the opinioh
ias Cx pr ssed I hat v, hi le maintaining
hwitr official dignity they were, as One
iou1thenIll .iackie (.x\prtessed it, "inighty
:ood folks."
One warmi aftcinoon tIhe king w ith
Wlmiral Long, C'aptainl .\cCaley and
I m1 ember of hIs siuito was liiaying
'dek tonnis." All iho men were ex
lrits at tit' gaine, and thot pla) was
-o clos the king manifesltd thr- < jp
'st interms. .\t lenIll it entinle the
ing's mir i o sevt'e, and, lookna tJh114 I
it-ll ov h Ie lw reImov(d his loul -.' of a
lieultenlaml eenwr~li, and resuml play
an ( flicial mhe iwra !,hmr wvas hany.
Ind Ithe lit wat.- I VfA e r los
QU 11 . ::li.da k1 s a ac-' onpl" h <
ito :: ick . a n.11 vdii ImTin u y
Iiho t o. ha:iae coni: 01 M
all i rle 1 llin., \bleiI nel n
Ienri lasli. It: nilt frniie 171 Itssi it-p
IOe' Y, :m I niet bu d dia o i and
r'itsi iih tat iatul S it m' t ihe
:um ~ ~ ~ ~ 01q (In:s n 10- kn n 0
He all a umir of wI' )it 1ni
w:1iiit'e L t ' I lie it apt' I iW l* ' da
l 1 \\,s 111(t. t fr thell::innin
ft the Owca 'ha 1the ir ln wa.< n
141 ap il a pron' i itily in tIe III w.-' it
is, O it it i l 111.l0 ' li linOw n io ii hi
'tresdridt lie wbtat Sli' d(1he1 no par'
tidenlarly edart for puielty of 1:14 ing i
mte oal 1 aut sai d1 tid nmt hidehr
sevlf. g'oing - 10lo .ar1 of thw 'hip and
manife t in,- the liv iliesi ino.tilt -I in
Ilhv sailoIrs and sohIll(iers.
In comtpany with hl r lad in wait
ing. Cote( Ca r-1111 u f'iy, vse
visited Clhe siekamy, and exprmssed her,
npatiy for the nwn wvho wrlill.
Iler experience in tl welgian ios
pitals during the ai told her t oick
friba. as ideally ieuipped and splen
didly conducted, and hIe cIongratiulat
ed the med(ical force in char-ge.
Ini her apartments thie queeo- nmaini
tained tile altlosidere of er . hmne,
and one of the oficers whato dlilne with
the moya family said of it afterward s:
"ee was just lidin, e wint the liome
of anly oter well bred fassaily. The
kin" and <Ilueen mlade ,ts fe.l aill ase,
and i fiv minutes e wer all et
tering away just as wel woul if we
were at the table of one of our old(
fIe ntds. To me it seemyed that ill ws
royal peopl I te llaielgium were
cultured and refinA and very human.
I will remember that dinner as one of
the saios pleasant exaperede at thy
iliylTae."
On a nborTnfigrhtvn
Nmtuehs Remditain and~ nt Safern
ofthen hoo. leas ulto Sythembi
withog him ing.h dining roomIk
aohedne.Gurnd
Queenti Ilizth.t won theti heo, rsof
rt aioras hen the aprd itjt ati'the
tome otIn ihotnort of ther soni wearing
Bilioaus oret Take
Nature's Rmedy (s Betetradt Safe
g;aThaniaelo. Cciloan's aOua Systema
Wlopihout Criing. topeii Skt
Hetorado ul uar tmaned.ait
thiousI at-e'..:, cotyptat ion, saek
tonrv otait eor laits~ptngL omi
the aorl crr.td
Natur's Remi d ' (NRk-s abletro i ta
atn e, lier, I1 howe l:- a k .ie ,
Ih iipurpos eigto hging'r f l '" at
heathy and aron t 0 nnt 1 :. 1
thei'aot o r an to titt~on ltand ru!:: int .
'etion. It at pr7y rInd 'thruh:'
yetl sy rnuedly ast e'!y c t thi.
isplnevete l:hteysaie]it. t tat o~
Rmedyn (NvRy dTabts h:lvo' ia h:N
'ini left upsonally entei:- bo:li!tio.
ttauasnsimi l t tIp ion ii:0tnourish eti
dred rom f'od, atho blo y a'ity' t.
Ienichne, kitait wsie Id tAa.d: ithei
Onacpo ylana get yolur bodyl ihs
(plnId 'condetsmd yo nei It tI 'e 1
biniousnecrs i ad rcontiiatin thret. n111,
(harugitha etngwl. 1
LAURENS D)JUJ Co.
Be Than PLETs.' T
ie of the little round white hats the
ekIes like so well to wear in sum
er. She had d taped it with a white
il, bull through the g.auze thesilor
Iw the tiark of their ranlk, and they
(re innnien sely pelased.
Prince lefopohil saV all 1 thre was. "o 1
v abot th( dhip. lie is, :;till a stu
i-lt al Eiton, bull was- "'.venl leave inl
rdeir tha he mi-&ht accompany his
110nts to Amliriea. lie is a qbtiet,
right-ey(d boy of 1S, with a ila san I
mile and a pflect condnaml of ion,
sh. Ie is fond of atliehiles, bIt ad
litt-d one diay. iwhile hllin with
he ooespoiulents im deck. that he is
11 (xeltI inl nioe. His eyes sparkled
h11,n1 aSkI ol what he mlost de-sir-ed to
ce inl Amerien, and he promptly an
wered tle "Rocky Mountains and the
lelta of the .\hississippi."
h'rinie IL-opold has no position inl
h1e armiiy. otli Ilhan that of a privale
:oldlir inl tH-- T w\e(Iflft Infantlry, thll
ntiiformil of u hiclh he wears. Ilis bloune
s ('ui to the regulation, and onl iis
;lerv(es is thle iiieral "12". When
w( has com'-let-ed his elassical edhuca -
ion inl l*n"! Id., it is und rso ih
rill ent tit .-', ianI imilitary c!Ic:''.
ftler i t h w.i be ci cib lto a
onnui!.-i'm 1 I I 1 ih1n, however, he
k~ "I'rivato. 1;h4 Ilnlo of !: ha
LOOK FOR
THIE RED BAL,
TRADE MARK
SShootngRih
TAMt-1 IWe- N proof
ror
RW t ,~dS~!Ni 1 -~ /
Hlusti
Youi ~busy Men wi
that .count these d
of looking the
There's real pei
?iotbes suits an
men; dignifed t:
ance giving qi
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mS :-ur u
11 kI 1
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ca o I.
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10 are doing things
iys know the value
>art.
-sonality in these m
d overcoats. Zestful
vpes for older men;
iality that marks a
d
)OD PLACE TO T
YOUR CHOICE OF A BATTIlIY
is a lot to do with the eiliciency of
1mr car. If 'you choose it her, you
vced have nlo doubt" i. 1o rosuU. . Our1
ae I-: r of a n!:y n :i ( -,
rfill as can be iado and as lori! ast
I I. We hmve tra- batteria for
very possible use'.
11 ANEY ELE("'lTJlC CO.
Opposite Post office.
Lairens, S. C.
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