The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 05, 1919, Image 7

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"SYRUP OF FIGS" IS LAXATIVE FOR CHILD Look at tongue! Remove poisons from stomacl, liver and bowels. Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only-look for the name "talifornia' on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most hari :ss laxative or physic for the lit tie stomach, liver and bowels. .Chil dren love Its delicious fruity taste. Ful directions for child's dose on ench bottle. Give it without fear. Mother! You must say "Califor nia." the Quinine That Does Not Affect the fleal Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININIE 14 better than ordinnrl Quiinlne and does not cause nervousness no ringing in head. Remetnbc r the full unne nu( look for the signature of W r. GROVIt. 30c ; - * e you the I h.st - It the a Best Prices Absolutely Guaranteed to Fit and Wear The very he . -Ii s. h's ltent sty!e'1 ,1n1l moust extreate. sirzes canI secilm Ie ftind In III allr towil. our se rv It (its Is yn I d to satisy eenth ty-st cactlin . Otr s* stom ot itting phe s ;11tt ISlii Iin ll. oiui r thi luistrated -:itlo show ,.i4%s inany~ (it' the iest i11d Illest t les. Yolu Will satvo moin y nn IIII a t I gaitin Sat sfacti nl by or(erhns,, by mall. Write For Catologue A 18 rI a 5 apa 5c a pacI THE FLI SO DOES * * S e S S e * e S e S * S S S e S f4 GRADED SCHOOL h[IJNOR ROLL. *R The Honor Roll for the Laurens City Schools for the school , month ending Friday, October 24th Is as fol lows: 11th Grade:. highly distinguished, ( ldna 'Riddle, IElizabeth Senn; distin- (1 guisher, illarriett 1lughes, Rosa Gray, 1. Annie Wade, Annie Laurie Thompson, A Mary Gasque; proficient, Nelle Long, q IMary Roper. 1011h 0rade-highly distinguished, I E1mmie Lou Washington, Raymond 'I Gaston, Rosalie Sullivan, Elula Burns; distinguished, A. 13. 'Madden, Bealrice Babb, Leora lunter, Nancy Meng, Lo- \ ree 'Page, Eleanor 31ilier, Luther I Chaney, Nelle Senn; profilent, IAIs I 'Mart.in, ,Mary Belle Myers, Ruby Mar tin, James Burns. 9th Grade - highly distingtllshed, I 'Nelle Jones, 'sarah Eliza Swygert, Grace Taylor, Neanie Wright; dis tinguished, Lunette Barnett, Vermelle Caine, ,Margarct Coleman, Martha Dula, Lois Fuller, Allie Gosnell, Martha Miller Iloller, aMary Hludgens, IEula lac 'Martin, Louise Smith, EIva Taylor, Joe Holmes, 11ansel Senn, Herman Taylor, Alartin Teague; pro fleient, Cecil Drown, Enmmett Jesse, Jack Iludgells, Larion Blackwell, Leoiide Inley, Toccoa Gray, Talulah 1lenry, Dell Montgomery, Blanche Pattoi. Remelle Reid, Ruth Todd, Ruth 'Watson, Rufus Satterwhite. Sth Gorade -highly distinguished, .\Mary Copeland; distinguished, Sarah K. Ilarksdale, Wargaret knight, Ellen Langston, Allien( Miller, Grace -Mont goniery, Floride Moore, 'Maude Wof RHEUMATISM Mustarine Subdues the Inflamma tion and Eases the Soreness Quicker Than Anything Else on Earth. Pay only - 0 cents and get a big box of Begy ' Mu arine, which Is the original mustard pl ster and IF; made of strong, real yell ' mustard-no substituties arc its -n na the quickest pain killei on car or In hundreds of instances it stops eadache neuralgin, toothache, earache ad lbackacbe in 5 ulinutes. It's sure, speedy renedy-none bet. ter t bronchitis, pluris4y, imuhiguo. and to draw the nflam m ation from your sore feet there Is nothing so good out get real action with Mustarine-11 oes after the pain and kills it right o(4 th1 reel. Yes, It burns, ht It won't hils ter--it doesn't give agonizing pain a slar on limo wist. It (IOS give It a good hefaltm3 punch In the jaw-it kills pa n. Ask fol anl get Mustarine always In the yellon bolt. age efore the war ~age luring the war ~age NOW VOR LASTS THE PRICE! ord, Wyatt valdrep, Fred Clifton, ay Goodwin; prolicient, Robert Babb, oy Gaston, Katherine Meng, Malintzie Ichardson, 1 iinie Patton, Ruby empleton, Douglas Brown. 7th Grade - highly dist ingtilshed, Paul Philpot, Hilda Taylor; dis nguished, Janle Holmes Davis, Mlary . 1Holler, Katherine IHicks, .laric cne Gray, 1l.oise Clardy, Sara Chil ress, Margie Chaney, Nannie Franks, verett. Thomas, .. It. Power, Cothran cCravey, Rose Rosenthal, Il izabeth 'hompson, Ruth Oglesby, Huhy Todd, dla Catherine Owings, 'Mary \Vade, ,ouise .lcCoid; -prolleicit, Il'or IBabb, 'hoimtas Watson, Frank iRoper, Hlorace 'iclols, Iarvey Oglesby, I lerman :heek, George -Wright, Zell Btlakely, Villie Caldwell, Orrah Lou I rby, Mary 3oyd, laula '.lae Jamieson, Frances ( nigh I, .Margaret Ilumi nbert. 6th Grade --highly (listingutished, erin11 \Vright ; distiniguished, David lower, Layton -Waldrep, James An lerson, Willie 13. Dincan, Gladys Pranks, Grace Gwin, Janie Harris, ,dith Hlellais, Ida Mae Hunter, ITat ic -.Nliller, Inez 'Motes, Rebecca Myers, D)rusilla Owings,- Sarah Richey, Mar .aret lichardson, Lla Iickman, Lot Ie -Mae Teague, Nettie Tollison; pro [cient, Willlaia Power, \Vilkes Knight, William Illudgens, lichard labb, Fred ,hieek, Vivian Tilakely, Kate Compton, Liili .\lae (ooper, .\lary 1Lou Fergu son, Janie Glenn, Anita 'liller, (ei trude Sexton. .th Grade --highily dist inguished, Martha Power, Iltruce Thompson; dis ingu isled, Collyer iarksdale, lilly 11t, Annie Leah Almond, legare ilackwell, Frances Childress, Iucile Ilawkins, (arolineC Ilidgents. Kittie lc(ravey, 1larlow Mahaftey, Atiaryl lis Smlith, Hiarriett Todd, .\ary Th'lomlp son, lienry Williams. Charles Rosen thal; proticientI, Mary Avery, lietha Kennedy, .1olin K. Taylor, 1 Iarold Trempleton, Cecil uillivan. Clifford llowland, James '.\artin, '?'allie 11111, \illie 11111. -ith Grade - highly distinguished, lVilliam lIramlette, Oscar labb; (is t ingitished, Miary Anderson, Mabel tiarton, Gertrude Templeman, L)tilse Pinkheiner, Robert Moore; profilient, Laurt Vance Jones, IHelen Ledford, Minnie Floore, Pawnee Watson, .lar garet Woodside, Edwin Williams, 1er bert Oglesby, E ulah Walker, Cyrus Kitchens, Francis Ellis, Dallas Dendy, Harold Chaney, William C'rows. :rd r( Ia(e - highly distinguished, none; distinguished, Jaek Isabb, J)aies I)unkli, Antoinette 'Moore; Profleielnt, .\Martha Franks, Arininda Iflough, Lil lian Kitchins, Elmily Taylor, Verimel Weir. 2nd Grade-highl' distingilished, nonev; disi tiguisted, Sarah Dorrolh, lierthia Pinhinier, llelle llami11(lto Rlolfe lii glies, C. T. S~iuires, .I orothy Norwood, .\larion TRedd, Ilu1igh c's Itoun - ti'e, leleni \'inet, \lariy llelen Vill ent;I prtofleieint, Ialph llagwell, Bill llackwell, IlaniiPtol 1unter, \ahel Trotter. Ist Grade -- highly (list ingu lished, none ; (list ingu ishied, C'hal me rs Arm - strong, Frank lIramlett , lDe\\itt Nor w~'od, John11 Thlotias T1oddt, Sarah Itid die, CIiirborne IDunla p. Theron MlilleCr, Eniliiy IIa hh, .\t:arigartel ..\o<ravy, D or'o thy Sit greaves, liiuthi legan,.14 luse Tay lor', Pau I Jones ; proficient, L ou ise SmIth, Jolhni Emory I Tollerm, (Charle s hlicks, Joseph1 I lludgens, ('Iyde C ay, ,10C Reidl, Itosat IrbIy, I Iaske(lI Sandericis, Edw~ini O)wlngs, Jack'l ItaliC. Lau irenms Mill Schouol. -1ith (GradIe-pr oilieint , i lugh Cheek, Ge.or'ge Nelson, 'Marit ha ('ulibert sont, \Mary ('utihi(rtison, Naunnie P'owers. 3r id Gr made-proficientI, Ora Ilald wint, Laney t~May Casey, tuth 'Vooper, Mlin ntie 111ll, Florence Powers. 2nd G;radec--Proflcient, Willie Mlotte, Joe Smart, Ethel Lyon. 1st Grtadle-Prof)neient, Elmtier Davis, Lewis Motte, Carolyn (Check, Atmy Lyont, Nellie Casey, Lilliani Davis, Jlames Word, Nita ('asey, Hlessie Da vis, Alma Tlempleton, Charlie M\oor'e, Katherine Weathers. DO0N'T' LEAVE LAURtENS. No Need to Seek Afar. The Etidene Is at Your Door, 'No need to heave Laurensq to htunt up proof, because you have It. here at home. Trhe straightforward state ment of a Laur~ rft residecnt like that given blow~, bei r's an inter'est for ev er'y man11, womnj n or child here In Lau rons. J. F". Ihicks, ruo diales stable, 204 S. Ilarper -St., Latrens, says: "I was capturied during the Civil W~ar andi was In a pison for' about one year, When I got out, my whole system was run dlown and my kidneys startedl to bother me. For a number or years I suffered w ithi my back aching all the time anid I was lame and~ weak. M\y. kidneys ldi't a('t properly and~ the secretions were unnatural and~ causedct me a lot of annoyancee. I was in aw fiul shtape wvhten I started using D~oan'u Kidney P11lIs. I was suirprisedl lie way they h('ele tme and1( they soon iut miy kidney3s ini good~ shinple. M\y hack got strionger and iui felt be(tter'I in everiy way. I htave used IDoan's oiccasiontally sincte aind t hey keep~ mei( it n ood (cond(1 tioni." Price 60e at all dlealers. D~on't sImu - lily ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills -the same that Mr. Ilicks had. Fostgr4Lilbuirn Co., Mfra, nauffalo, N Y. JUST Shipment of Those Piedmont IN FOUR, The Piedmont is a < offering to Laurens of medium price. ent make of cars, v our choice to offer perison with any cE anywhere near its < For Demonstration Caine on Sullivan Si Piedmont Au LA AUT KINA On the date below we the only remaining tract ol property one mile of Static Piedmont Highway, a 40-f< completed runs through th Will be sold at a barg Small cash payment, balan Will sell in two tracts to suit purchaser.. An opportunity for an outside the incorporate lim splendid land which wi SALE R~ Thursday, Ni 11:30 Valuable prizes in mot sale. Ladies especially im *best land bargain of the se PrudentiaJ CO W. L BENNETT, Ar XRRIVED Sturdy and Dependable ULRO LV.w S AND SIXES -ar of real value which we are motorists as a first-class car After looking over the differ ve have selected this one as our friends. We offer com tr on the market at any price -lass. s see R. B. Owings or F. H. ..near Coca Cola Bottling Plant tomobile, Sales Co. URENS, S. C. ON SALE - AT RDS.,S. C. will sell 147 acres of fine farming land the D. Luther Boozer lands. Ideal >n. Te C. N. & L. Railroad, and the )ot t jpsoil road which has .just been is pr f't5 ain on terms to suit the purchaser. ce on lon and easy ter ms. of abov 75 acres each or as a whole tone ooking for a small farm. Just its of Iinirds. Gzood community and il1 double in value within a year. AIN OR SHINE >vember 6th, 1919 iey given away to the crowd attending ited. Don't miss this chance to get the ason. CONDUCTED BY [Investment Co. LUMBIA, S. C. ictioneer