The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 28, 1920, Image 8

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* * * SULPJR SMitINUS NEWS. 0 * * Sulphur Springs, Jan. 26.---It has been raining and our roads are In very bad condition and not much pros)ects of any betterment in the near future, as our road officials seem to be all ab sorbed in more prominent roads and have forgotten out old fords that all still chugging a way up to their hubs in mud, but it will be summertime before long, then we hope to get to see our county seat. 'here has been considerale moving this time, but most everyone seems to be settled down and are aetting upi their supply of stovewood. - Mr. (laud Finley and family recent ly moved into our neighborhood. We are always glad to welome such men as Claud. Wish we had more like him. IMr. Robert McPherson, Mr. Otis (oannon. Misses Annie Sue and Lillie -.Cannon attc-ndedi a land auction sale and barbeente at Stony Point last Fri day and report a good time. N1essrs. Joe Saxon and William .\le 'lPherson took in the pictu re show Sat -urday niglat, at :Latrens. 1iMrs. Sue Teague is very sick at this writing. She has a host of friends who hop" for her a peedy return to '.her usual good health. Mrs. Davis, of Columbia, a trained nurse and daugiiter of Mrs. Teague, is attending Mrs. Teaante during hot ill LA r. James lill has heen on the sick list, but is now itproving,'we are glad to say. Mr. will Jones, nur efficient con tractor, is niak ing some handsome ad ASPIRIN FOR COLDS Name "Bayer" is on Genuine Aspirin-say Bayer Insist on "Ilayer Tablets of Aapirin' in a "Bayer package," containing proper direetiorbi for Colds, Pain, leadache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheuuatism. Name "Bayer" means genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tin boxos of 12 tablets cost few cents. Aspirin, is trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetie imidester of Salicylicacid. - We ha' anteed a Just se< sell chef We wil some wa A good lacs. C Laur ditions to the residence of Mr. Rex Lanford. of Waterloo. .Mr. Will leng, of Laurens, was in our midst one day last week. .\Mr. Aleng has purchased a splendid farm here and anticIpates making some sub stantial Improvements on it. .\llas Annie MIcPherson, who is at tending school at Lauriens, came down to visit homefolks from Friday until Sunday. The oyster and box supper held at .Mt. Pleasant Fridiay night for the benefit of the new school building, was quite a success, both from a social and financial standpoint. Everyone who attended, reports a good time and there was raised about $175. Our witty and eflicient auctioneer, Mr. Walter lien drix, added much fun and amusemenit to the occasion. J. W. Saxon returned from Due West Saturday where he went to see his nephew, loddy Smith. who is very low with pineumonia. Mr. .larber James has been quite sick, but we are glad to say has. im. proved suffilicently to be tip at this writing. TI'ere are still some desirable farins in this community for rent to white familles.I .\Ir. John C. Smith has purchased a new auttoilobile. .\r. Don Covington, of Vnid Point, was a week-end visitor at 'ir. W. G, -.la rt in's. .\lt. Basetin Ciilbertswn, of lodges, has Imoved to his father-in-law's, \lIr. W. (. Martin. .lMrs. Bettie Reed Is visiting het daugliter. Mrs. John C. Smith. of Lau iPens. ,.ANi-Oltl) NEIS. * 'banifordi, ian. 2t'.- When we haven't inieb new.. the\ weather is always a aool subject to start witl. On account of rain and mud Sunday morning, on ly a fe.v attended Sunday School and cliurcli servic(., and AMnday morning we' found a beautiful picture of leiles, aid all nattire pres on tei a most beau tiful scen e suci as no Iman artist can ev\r C0111pare. .lMr. an( .lrs. Lauriis Patterson en tertaine19d a few of thcir friends and r a tivt's at an elegant four courst. dinl ner Friday. ihe occasion was great Iy ynjoyel by thois'' fortunate iiouigl Wo , pri sent. The guests were Ir. andl Mrs. .J. .I. Fleming. Capt. and \lr. .1. W. Lanford, Mr. Al. Flemin, Mrs. ':tiil LIanford anti dIaiigiter, Ruby Mel and Mrs. J. II. Cooley. fiT S vre a large suj Is represented. :ured a car o rp. 1 have by Satt th young calve: supply of use ome around an mns Co D. 311sies Ruth McAlister and Laura Bell DeShields were the week-end guests of liss Grace DoShields. l3rs. Willie Fowler and daughter, Miss Carrye Fowler, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. San Burns near Warrior Creek church. The Rural improvement Association met Friday afternoon. After a very in teresting program on "Community Co-operation," delightful oyster soup, crackers, pickics and coffee were surv ed to those present by Mrs. C. L. Wal drep, Mrs. C. D. Cox and Mrs. Estella Bomar. Mr. Ni. G. Harlan, Mr. Henry Har lan, .\Mrs. Alice Aloore and Mrs. Mary Lou Hunsinger, left Saturday morning for Spartanburg to take little Bennie Harlan to the hospital for treatment. It is hoped lie will soon be able to re turn home fully recovered. IMr. and Mrs. Jim Williams spent Wednesday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence Garrett. Mrs. Nathan Littlefleld spent last Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Str'W hing. Misses Theo and Eiula Osborne were guests of Mrs. C. D. Cox Saturday af ternoon. The Womn's \iissionary J'I'vi had a very helpful meeting Saturday after noon. \1_r. and Mrs. Wellie Godfrey have1 moved to their new home and are keeping house to themselves. They attended church services at Laurens Sunday. DON.L)SON ESrArE PROPIERTY IS SOLD Loan & Trust Company Trustee for Purchaser of Valiable Main Street Property in Greeiville. Greenville. .ran. 22.--Property ly ing between the lasonic Temple and the court house. and in the rear of the Masonic Temple. .vas sold yesterday by the T. .. )onalrson estate to a purchaser waose name was not dis closed but for whom the Farmers Loan and Trust Company is trustee, for a consideration announced as consider ably over $106,0i0.)I J. P. Charles. local real estate deal-| -r who ntlgotiated the transaction, connirmed reiorts of the sale but neither he nor officials of the trust company wol(] announce the identity of the purchaser or pirchasers or tell of plans formu late( for development or resale of the property. Rumors were cu Iren( t on the streets yesterday and in local financial cir eles, that a handsome offilce building, with an entrance on South Main street and a depth extending back behind iou: )ply of Mules a Come and give BUGi C Rubber Top 1 irday a very fi i and some to frt AUTOM ~d cars, among ti d inspect our la) unty L H. COUNTS, T he 3Masonic Temple, is planned for ,his site. While no confirmation of these reports was obtained, they were ;iven credence in some quarters. The property sould through Mr. Tharles to the Farmers Loan and riust company consists of two lots, yne with a frontage of 25 1-2 feet on south Main street, between the court iouse and the Masonic Temple. and, a lepth along Court street of 67 feat. Dn this lot now stands a row of 6vooden buildings, erected many years igo, but still used as offices. The second lot fronts 59 feet on ourt street and extends back to a lepth of 100 feet. Adjoining the second lot sold to the trust comI any Is that purchased on yhursday by the Stone brothers from lie Donaldson estate, through Mr. Tharles. Dr. Theodore Stone. Eugene Stone, Rivers Stone and R. T. Stone purchased.this'property, which has a rrontage of 60 feet on Court street. rhe financial consideration was ap :roximately $40,000. During the past two days, Mr. 'harles has sold over $300,000 worth :f business property In Greenville. SAYS MERITONE WORTH $1,000 Helped Steamboat Man After All Oth. er Medicine Had Failed H1im. "I have suffered from stomach trou bles, weakness and dizziness for years, but today I'm practically a well man. Meribone is what brought- about the change," said Neal White, popu lar steamboat man of Paducah, Ky. "I think I tried every kind of med lcine there is. My stomach was all out of order and finally I also got so that I'd be weak and dizzy a great deal. I felt tired out all the time and hated to go to work. "A friend of mine told me about how Meritone hau helped him and I got a bottle to try myself. "Since taking that bottle I tell you I feel like a new man. I can cat any thing I want without a bit of trou ile an dthe former tired-out feeling is all gone. "It's the truth that I wouldn't take $i,000 for 'what Meritone has (lone for me. Meritone has proved to be the best medicine I ever took and I want to recommend it to others." Meritone, the tonic of real merit, is sold exclusively in liaurens by the Laurens Drufl Co.. and by the following near-by druggists: Gray Court Drug Co., Gray Court; Young's Pharmacy, Clinton: E. V. Golding, Wa terloo; Martin Drug Co., Cross 11111; Euoree Drug Co.. Enoree; Beason's Drug Store, Woodruff: Whitmire Drug Co., Whitmire; Redicks Pharm acy, Fountain inn: and is sold by one druggist in every town throughout the state. LDEI rnd Horses on I1 us a look. 3IES 3uggies bought ne car load of eshen soon. QBILEiS riem Fords, Oak -out. ivestoc reas. and Manac A NECESSITY Adequate Fire Insurance Barksdale 6 Roper Phone 409 Want to Feel Just Right? - Take an NR Tonight m JUST TRY IT AND SEE how much better you feel In the morning. That "leggy." headachy. tired, don't-know-what'u-the-matter feeling wil be gone--you'Ll eel fLae. T ROUBL E IS, your system is clogged with a lot of impurities that your ove:-worked digestive and eliminative organs can't get rid of. Pills, oil, saltr. cz.lomel and ordi nary laxatives, cathartics and pur-cs only force the bowels and prod the liver. Nature's Remedy (N R Tablet:) acts on the stomach, liver, bowels and even kidneys, not forcing, but ton ing and strengthening these organs. The result Is prompt relief and real, lasting benefit. Make the test. Nature's Remedy will act promptly, thoroughly, yet so ni!liy, so gently, that you will think nature her self has ccm: to the rc:cue and is doing the work. And oh, what arclief1 You'll be surprised to f.nd how much better you .f:1-blzhter. better every w-y. I babltual!y or stt.tbornly con 1-r. i:.:o on tiR Tb!et e2:5 n!-:%t In a w:-ek. Then %5 you'll not have to tak.e rne::Icine every d:y. jurst an occasional NR T:t?'t afro, that wi!l be su eleat to k ',e yotr sy:tem ' Ia good conditlon - keep S you fec!!ng your best. Get a sit P*is Rned Box $S sold Guaramte d, and recommondod ky your druggas LAURIENS DItUG CO., Laurens, S. C. tand. Everything guar before the rise and can rennessee Jersey Cows, lands, Buicks and Cada k Company rer