The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 10, 1919, Image 14
Rheumatism
is completely washed out of the system b.
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Pos
itively guaranteed by money-back oler
Tastes fin; costs a trifle. I)elivered any.
where by our Laurens Agents, J. C. Shcll
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IF I
ISI
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By Mail
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at a taving.
Write for Ca.falog 3 18
NEGLECTN ThfJ
Why, when- Dr. Knr;'s New
Discovery so pronptly
checks it
IT'S natural yo-.u doi't want to be
careless anl let 11ihat oil cold or
Cough drag oil or Itat tww aitack
develop striously. Not when you can
get such n a proved siuessoful remey
as Dr. King's New Discovery.
Cold, cough, g v i rlp, ouip does not
resist this stanlarl relever very ong.
Its quality is as irizh al tody as it al
ways has been-aini it's tbeent growing
steadily inl popularity tor more than
fifty years. (0c. at1i $1.'.' a bottle at
till (Irtuggists. (Give it. a trial.
Constipated? Fere's Relief
Not that often har-ml, always vio
lent and tetmporary help that comes
from harsh purgative:;, but the coin
fortable, gratifying, corrective regula
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in Dr. King's New Life 11ils.
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but gently cleatnse the :N m of waste
miatter und t'ermtinihipg foki, anl give
you keen Zest f' harid work ttntd
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25 cents.
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WEKE F9Ri
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and Endorsed by Euro
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for iaau;;r ioand coargh
MIRACLE OF THE THORN STAFF
Pretty Legend of Ancient Britain
That Is Often Repeated In Eng
land at Christmas Time.
It Is one of the prettiest legends of
ancient Britain-the old Christmas
story of the thorn of Glastonbury.
Willia inof Malinesbury, the chronicler,
told It hundreds of years ago in his
"Antiques of Glastonbury." It Is re
Peatedl often it Christmas time In
England.
The legend tells how Joseph of Ar
Inathet, was so persecuted by Pontius
Pilate, because he had laid away the
body of Christ in his sepullllhe, that
lie tled to Gaul, carrying with him un
dler a cloth of mystical white sanmlte,
the Holy Grail. In Gaul he found the
Apostle Philip, preaching to the heath
en, and1 he rested with him a few days.
One night a radiant light awakened
himn, and an angel bade him go to
Britain and preach the glal tidings to
King Arvigatrus; and, where a Christ
inas miracle should corne to pass,
there to build a church.
Ile and a banl of followers fol
lowed the Instructions of the angel,
and Arvigtgrus gave them the Isle of
Avalon, and bade them erect an altar
there to the new God. It was a beau
tiful gift. The tiny Isle lay warin In
a verdant valley. Sparkling wave#
softly lapped its shore. Soft breezes
played In its trees, and nowhere was
the sky so blue as over Avalon.
When they reached the )top of the
hill called Weary All, Joseph planted
his thorn staff he hadl carried with
him on his long Journeys over land
and sea, dleep Into the ground, and l
It took root, andi immediately there
blossomecl a itsh of beautiful whito
flowers.
"This is where we will build our
chiullch," lte good Ian saih, and so,
nt Giastonhury Ahhey-for so Avalon
is known today-tlll Ilori hushes
btlooi 1 white ot eaill Christians tile,
enil 41!'r .. er tr to (he frlosty air',
nild reianil all who see tleuir of th4
Christias iruir'ele.
THE CURIOUS MISTLETOE
I Something Like 300 Varieties in the
World.-Pink Berries Found Only
on Cedar Trec.
Therft nre ailtmf .''n1 liitu of inIstile
to(0' ill the wvorbl, li ('1a]chl variety
r'elows 411 tille braniches of Iri's and
!:s lith' w ie h i or 1in In-rries, says
St-. Nichohis. 111-ut the. pinlk hetries
are founi oin only the elad r tres. The
inis"tloe, un1like othor phaints, gelts not
food( directly fronll it, groumal. Iin
St-ad, it gets Its nourishimeiit fromi the
tre's (ill which I it grows.
Another ciurI(ious thing about tile inils
tletoe is tint though it, blossoms enrl
iler il th year t1io11n i tree on wh'ih
it grow\-s, yet lie little lerril's do not
ripn lorn llcl'ber. Maybe Ihat
is beclill it lilts to sieal its food from
the treeis, ald therefore 'armiot ripen
early. ThINe very inlie "InItlee"
give soi soln iie Idea of its insigllifieniee.
Ilk the( Aniglo Saxon burlguage "mnist"
mevans gloornl and It vorneos in mdwn
ter, the glroonlicst tIno f th1e year.
The ga01141-ri14 of mllistletoO wa1its a
veyilll]IMri1ilt cf-roeially lllnung th16
anniint. OIruki. Aboutt ilve dlays alfter
tih liw llioonl 1I -y I inarched il stateW
n altar o (1 straw it wat thle' a idnest
andll, wvith Ii .14(le l'd k(nif, rinove44'4 the
ofre it.t n1lis4itll(oi. The ithr stoodS be- unii
neah the ire id caught3 t he lant wu
fitthdthe ()'iarth,411 Wl it s an1 i'" ment
lose Its chlarm if it t(ouches5 the floor.
,,,, MY CHRISTMAS TREE.
O n
Christ
man mhorn
tinl whorl I
allep-dlits fr'oim
m ~ y eyes' I shalike. I
i1e( a 5igh1t that
hea.1rt A I'hl list ma14s tree
dh- I'I. h ll ~ : i hlil;4 a lit.
be tin drums. AndI5', 1oh, ai ia w n
meto Ie are'( gito a gu
4theIsid 11, which 1tin e led fire
cain ii h1.(45 iA so 11(ldtr doll ,
a dol hous Himsel nd
snvtrl im~ ofIil' at blce to414'41 (i
Ias I loo
1,1 I reem tol
ma *m e *of anr1 lear
GquaringHimself
* LANFODI NEWS. *
* S * * S o e** e e * S e * o
-Lanford, Dec. 8.--li3s Daisy Harris,
the home demonstrator, was at the
home of Mrs. C. L. Waidrep Illustrat
Ing the advantages of the use of the
stean ,pressure canner In canning
fresh meats and sweet potatoes, and
the prospects *are that several house
keepers will be using them in the near
future.
Our school observed ecean-up day
last week, and the neat, tidy rooms
when renovated were a delight to both
teachers and pupils. The school Is
doing soie good wao k, an(d pupils
are advancing rapidly.
Preparations are being made for a
negro wedding to be presented at the
school house, Dec. 19th, the cast of
characters to be announced later.
Rev. .1. It. Williams met his appoint
ments Saturday afternoon and Sun
(lay morning and his good, earnest
Sermons were much enjoyed. We
could not help bit,. feel sad when
we would think of his closing with
the end of the year, and it is with ver'y
great regret that we have to give him
up, for he and his family have great
ly endeared themselves in the hearts
of his people here.
Mr. T. A. Drummond, accompanied
by Mr. W. E. McClintock of Ora, left
Monday morning to attcnd a Masonic
meet ing in Charleston. each repre
senting his own Masonic lodge.
Misses Margaret, Mary and 'leanor
Drummond wero in laurens Saturday
visiting their little cousin, Mary An
dersonl.
Alkis Ieitha Cooper spent Friday
night with Rev. and Mrs. J. 11. Wil
lm in ILa urtels.
. . Ophelia P'owvler ;s very sick at
It his writinig suffering intensely with
a Ihml. .\l s. l)on Biurns, of Harks
dale. was al;d to lier bieside and is
wi her at present.
.lMrs. 1'. W r. \\'a irep, .i'rs. .J. P. \\al
drep. .lr.;. t. 1. l'atterson and .lts.
(. 1). "'ox were in I Paurens iridiay, do
ill"' s~mota ('histilla'S shlopping.
Miss Ila IHurile has t eIItrnod hwit
aflter an exten'ded visit to -elat ives; inl
.lr. .t. T. Iolbo and family have
Ilovecd to C'linton. \\o regletIv to ;iiv
ilin up for tlly \evt' go sod I neigh
lavr a ho 4t of friond'tis lrc
vvil be glad' i, wilcome 1lithei
c 1 inl (mr m idLt an lme.
.\v. lr:ink I iIIIniiuoid was a gltest
otf .\ r. and .\Mrs. .1. W. .Jolitson la,,t
Sunday.
TlRAIN3EN RiE.:F'usi
TO .V0 I W1D I-:itS
SI'ike Syiihizers Haik at Min[i tu
Trainl of Viutl~veer Workiers. .Men
are Sent to M1ines fin Trucks.
l'ittsbuigil. Kansas, )ec. :.--lnionm
;switeliniiiim on the Sante Fe at Fron
trinac today in sympatly Witli the
striking mititiner; refused to llove a
trcainl of volunteer workers anid sol
<ivirs to two sitam shovel mlines, ac
vorlding to an annonneemnent to Col.
I&wis of the regilar ari y.
At aI mass meeting Monday locals
of the focir railroad brotlierhoods pro
tested against hauling or handling
coal, i, indcr state resiversllip and
wired tlieir national headqIuarters,
for autlorization to put this policy
into effect. No answer from national
leadiuarters had been given out to
night.
Tht crew rcfu sed to move a tra in
from Piittsburg to th1o Patton and
.Men.hllinli (Iii s A.ovel imines near
Front "'nne.
'Ihle 1lein Were stli to tle Fron -
tenne ir~lines on trucks. Thell action
.irt h ce in refuisitg to move the
ra n load of soldi ets atnd volutnt eers
precipitated thle crisis ini thle ra ilroad
situOationt several houirs eat lierz thiatn
it was anit icipatedl.
I atecrest centerted larg'-y onl the
tluestlonl of wvhet her ini t he (event oft
thie strike not blin g au'.horized by
lie nat linal organization, the mnit
locally woulId reftuse to handl11e the
coat.
Ther hiti tas been not refunsa! to sipot
ca"is ror thIt mitnes as far as he is
ad visedl, Oscar Huberlt-tt, general mtati
ager' of theo recei vershiip said today.
Carts have been ilaced wherever r
icested at the miines, lie said.
'.Mr. Hubet.t said that lhe wais in
fotrmed that the Santa Pe meni who
refused to move the ttroops and vol
tinteerl train asserted they wetre not
striking hit . feared the cons~eq iece'S
to Ihemselve-s and faililes if they
assisted In handlIintg such t rain.
Pale, Anemic
Girls Need a
Blood Tonic
l'eptoi- 3iant11on linrI ichies tn il d H Iii
I alIlort, IIiiiiendnehe iand Shine ofs i
PcytPo-3.iIantiran i Sold in lit I nti n
Whyi should aniy girl or ytountg w
atn coti nue to have a hatl-. sallowv
compihtitloin and a list less, runl-diown
:;ystemi (devoid of energy and vitality?
Such-l younig folks are: coniiituahy
unlaapp anid dtieetd simply biecause
lhty areepitut sulch a conill on as theirt
luitftoirtunt, andt enivy t~hiri frienids
who are in the bloomi of health atnd
enjioyling all the goodl t hings; ol life.
If tsuch younig womiien wouldt real ize
hia t hir ateiei. tondit ionl is prob
ambly due: to Itin limipove'rishc'sl btloodc,
whttib couild easily he en riehbed biy
tinamlt ttatiye the' wvould hei.
ido's Ptot-.\langa n is a safe, hetn
''( itiil andtlasanit ttinic tot anlyone
1tir biloid. if I'lk.' regiularly for a
few' Wet ks It w ill enriiih- te blood
.M housand tif- th. h itabb r ed
1 1 thoat a r netr',! ito( arry
h et i 1t tvr ats of 0 thi e t.
onth *akaeWteu "ud's
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