The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 10, 1919, Image 7
KILLS PAIN
IN 5 MINUTES
Agony of Rheumatism and Gout, Neu.
ralgia, Lumbago, Chest Colds and
Sore Throat r.nded in Half the
Time it Takos Other Remedies.
Mustarine won't- blister-it is always
ready for use-It's . grandinother's old
fasl onved iunustaird plaster with other
Iip-to-dato pain killers added.
Tim best and quickest re:medy in the
world for laInmeness, sore nituseles, Stiff
Inek, cramIp I <ti e., Urache, backlacle,
hen ulitelur and1 toot Iiticie.
Jk'gy's Mlstarilte--asm f'm . name.
IR inade of real. htonvaIt , y l i niu1
tard-not cheap substitutes.. 1;v t' freely
to draw the pain froin ,. ..
It'a great for chilbiiiis. iw', nnda for
frosted feet. Ask for ol pt Mu--tauo
always in the yellow box.
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt Attention Given All Business
Money to Loan on Real Estate
Telephone 850
Offiee in Simmonis Buiding
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
The Laurens Drug Co., Laurens, S. C.
Dr. T. L, Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurena, South Carolina
Office in l'eopltes Hank Buillding
U N DERTAKING
KEN4EIRDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls ansiwered any hour day or night
Simpson, Cooper & Babb
.ttorneys at Lav,.
Will Practice fin all State Courts
Prompt Attention Given All Business
For
Weak
Women
In use forover40years!
Thousands of voluntary
letters fron women, tell
ing of the good Cardui
has clone them. This Is
the best proof of the v-ahtc
ot Cardui. It proves that
Cardui is a good medicine
for women.
There are no haamful or
habit-forming drugs in
Cardui. It is composed
only of mild, medicinal
ingredients, with no bad
after-effects.
TAKE
CAR)A
The Womn's Tonic
You can rely on Cardul.
Surely it will do for you
what it has qonc for so
many thousands of other
vomrenl It should help.
"I was taken sick,
seemed to be . . . ,"
writcs Mrs. Mary E.Veste,
of Madison Heights, Va.
"I got down so weak,
could hardly walk . . .
just staggered around,
. . . I read of Cardul,
and after taking one bot
tie, or before taking quite
all, I felt much better. I
took 3 or 4 bottles at
that time, and was able to
do my work. I take it in
the ip.ring when run
down. I had no appetite,
and I commenced eating.
It is the best tonic I ever
saw." Try Cardul.
AIR
J. 70
FOlTY('ENT LEVEL
REA('lEDI)N WElK
Iltrliiest Price on Record Prili for Fiu.
t Ci ('ont'atet. iI ('oftfot E'xc lit ige.
Nev York, e)c. 5.-The only pre
(iced forty cent level was realized by
the advalneti I )ecember Conitracts in
tie Imrar'ket for cottoil fuitures hero
<1u1rintg th earlier part of the past
week. This established the highest
prie ever paid for a flti lre Contract
In the hi-tory of the New York Cotton
l4]Xelange and anl advance of approxi
imately five cents per pountd fron the
low level of November 19th. It was
(le to irgent covering by trade ald
spcilatlive shorts Who evidently Saw
little prospect for sufficient. deliveries
of spot dotton to materially weaken
the situation but a. few December
notices appeared later in the week,
and it looked as though the (demand,
from shorts had been pretty well
suppliedI on the advance. At any
rate, the appearance of tle 10 cents
lever proved a signal for more or less
general realizing and the market
since then has been nervous and u-n
settled owing to the uncertainty of
the M1exican situation fears of a coal
shortage, a tendency t'o Increase esti
mates of the crop, andl the weakness
of foreign exchange rates. Trading
In December has been comparatively
quict since the big advance but there
has been quite an active business In
later ldeliveries with today's prices
showing reactions of over a Cent a
pound from the best on March and
later deliveries. Private crop r'e
ports siuied this week have suggest
el that the yield was turning out
better than expected In some sectlions
of the soth. A prominent. soutihern
ant hority vst.imates ginning prior to
Deceinher I at, 8,993,999 bales and
-the lint. ylel d at 11,120,000. This was
the highest estintate published up to
he (loe of business toniight hut one
or two other auth Irorit ies have revised
their crop tiglvres tipward and a can
vass of Nev York cotton( cxchiange
iiierilei's to1lay showel an average ex
pl (tat ion of 10,70,n1fl1 hales, (xellilinig
lint '. lieports from the 'ools trade
ha-ve ifia r contfinull \irm .ss ith
d('ic hil apiaurla 1 by apprehension
11hat the coal '.1r11 :1y crre
mi11 production mw maifnct urers
have' h('( i slowNN' lo acce'' 1*p t sIl onler
8441 ofliniM from s (nl hamls have
Uee litl inl cridllnce.
PU'BLIC(ITY ('I'iC"
FORi"W-tC-il'C
B!-,Her than ('onvielion to tirb Ory
of l'ost-Wiar jiltin4i11s, liolIS11on
Says.
Numw- York, Dec. 5. -- I'ubilici rallier
theu1 colivictiol i.< the b si eianis of
curbing." the thousantiLs of "e-ih
ulick" :we11c 4lne' thIat hi ve Sprun up
in) Ow orgy of po t-war ' 'l('ulation
3.'corling t.o 1 1llu ton1 Thompson,
'..ra d t d coilliissionerI'. who ad4
<droesse the AFSsociationl of Life In
surawo 'reilintsat. towlay's; sessionl
of its immai conv ntion.
C''oniviction rar ly heic1ps" lid (,
(laredl. "l'iblicity is tle effeet h e
r'4eim ly. Fr'oni ':ix year': s' experin'
in Ile depaIrilient of .instlee and less
than a year lin Ithe federal tratle com
niissiion, I do not lesitate to affirim
lthat the stlat1114. which, thiroiigh p tth
li(ty, seveks o prevent, is far iuor
,(fficaciou.; than thw oneli which is
parental andlp ntv.
.\s" ri' n 1ig that "he fit ful fever of
:peculation 1 a\i waIte Invariably
tpingi fronm war :and runs its bMight
ing icec'lr oilt. to the eml", Mr.
Thompson sail 4hat after the worl
Iar 1he federal t radw commission
hai heen entaled 1111 to investigale
every kind of sclieie from mithios
for solii's, Thli1 to hsi izin-, he add1
I wd, wasi ('oniceirned WviI h "i:!1represen'l
"'I wln eot belivw' in depriinig ani
( re k G ! 1 Fii b l i 4.< 4' ad ! l a II
To11''4 1cli (' iiarnh u wouhi
lb'h t i 'e i'l alw iii', b - I, I nr',w'
Iwl i 'nI '' ut mif'i)3( lripri ntaI
par o1fw :wD inIwi etive inve4" tor 11 hat1
'i.44W, l' rN il ~l.: ('' I' 114 4
hello 1:har (4'wl's Iaway Adm/,ii en-l
ha. w4'ith "444lI-:n'rwnuu iv 0:t a 'ine's"
W :1 in-'t( n, 444 ':.' :'l . - 1.11 a1 pr .
:i. ' II o un the ailr : 41 h iI ws~ uIu14
i4 'lhe (0:? 1'te toa.\. 4 m a owl the time'
of ( lt' 4''a 114''ia iliiwr1. lpwerth 4'4 'it
atwl Ne~od lilkwubVls C)1tic. al ne 1'4'
''ii' n herili as isiat' ion 4414 bet in'
:whi~l p ri e d pot . n21. t ,l ri4'' :- (I
im railroamydeand.''ain ih ,
-4 4K' i'414441 ra a lrn elw ins te wI r -
up a ra reua #~,ro WhI
ha "'ume Ath incentive aC lon
in w'az awards luu a-ii"g ~y
to th fo*t of oer-dion H mOU o5 re
A WAI DEPARITURIE
Alexaitider lierkiat it andi Emma Cd01.
111111 Hld for Deportation t.t 0-s
Island.
New York, Dec. -,.--AlexaInder I 1terk
IaI1 111d 'liui t (Goldinlan, Aniericta's
two 111M to 11IOS aniarIch.ist.s, sp' ele
-toilight, at -lilb iklalid. Th'ley were
812 l'I1deredP( to 1the ituto uigratiori at:
ho rit.ies at. no0n Poll eiitjde anI of the
ivlpartniint of labor to await. deporta
'tioll to Rul8isia after re eliiig tlielr
loctrin. i lit the h 'ttledt States for
thirty years.
While they were onl tile way to the
Islar1tl, accompInied oil tile govel
Illent ferry boat. by a few of thelitr
ilIest devoted followers, t.herP Cotnisel,
Ilarry Veilberger, was appearing be
fore teederal .ltide .\vMeyer with a petl
Itoll for writs of habeas corpus Ili a
last effort to nillify Ohe dleportation
(lecce. Tile writ., were graited and
are retirnable .\Monday. Welhiberger
said he wouild insist - t'at his Clients
be IIrodtcedI Il1 Coirt before .1tidge
.(t ayer, who selitende 1 them to two
year terms for obstruictiig tle draft
law.
There wI,,,-. no way of detelmllining
tolli', ghl wihethier tile legal proceedings
WOild diay tile (eparture of Berk
inall and .Miss Goldlllin for Russil.
T'lo goveritinlent has not atinouneet00l
'when it expected to have a. ship avail
able to carry then away and Welin
herger dellined to state Whether h1e
wotld take their cases to the United
States silprellie Court. if tile lower
courts detiled against .the(lm. It wa s
p1ointedl o1t, however, that. tle $30,000
ill liberty bonds ised wi bail for them
Wolit lhe b available to carry on a legal
battle if it is con1sideired worth while.
The habeas (orpils pet i itiol wis
based 1111011 tilt cotil lion that Miss
(Ioldilln is 11t Anleriennm citizen by
:11,1tr11ge; that the constilitional right
of fre'e sp~eech has brolightl withinl the
ml2e of the law aly radical titteranves
Ihey rIny have mlde and th.at. del'or
tation to Soviet R l would he il
1:1, he2 anO.e t h l ' n l2'iledo Ut has
not reen02nized theiv u t.ii
.\ 1<:lwhile V1'l o'1r in : l .1:2' (;2i2(.
t 1' n will be heit! a l';'ii i 22 nd w112hl -
.''2 ll('r radivlls a de[>I2(2:
t iom. .\fter th!ey werl, :mtr1enliode
iod:lv, w-arein'd .ndl ill ''eld by dIm.
1 2:0. Ii ':-kmen I. i n ;. r'1o !.m v.i:11
n i d r 2 'of Ihc loin
I 1 II) h- 2r i I. \wbile \ Cb12 (oldin a(
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I''' ing" 11in 1ediate dcn122 Ion of
thI l' o 1 1 1 1111 , l ;t do (. ('o
nie r:iiv l a rolpar d th.1,1t onf
the2 2)er* ' trip to I-:is '- n ill Ii .
ud ;i4 i bloth) a;r we l; , 1:11, h!'o.
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22: llu iI ' IvoHlii ou try woplth \'e2te
I to be 2a(1e hNtk oEo i. S 12(0.
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GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub it in
to get quick, comfort
ing relief
Once you've tried it on that stiff
joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu
iatic twinge, lane back, you'll find
a warin, soothing relief vou never
thou:ght a liminiet could produce.
Won't stain the skinl, leav.es no imuss,
wastes no tilu in applying, sure to
give quick results. A large bottle
tucanls economyll. Your1 o)wn 01- anyv
other' druggist has it. Get it today.
35c. 70c. $1.40
0 W E N BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
SDES 1GNER
MANUFACTURDRS
ERECTORS
lit ~Dea!crs in everything for the come
U.~ tery.
Theli largest and best equipped~c monl
uiental mills in the Carolinas.
GREENWOOD, . . - S. C.
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