The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 12, 1920, Image 10

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SURE DEATH TO CORNS "6Gels-It" .alakes 'Em Loset Their Grips and11 Lift Off Painis1. Th-rt. hn G t--t'd ra w e it anc 1o n a corn or '2]ru- i to rinuff r)ujt Ita 1a1. The .s .i ri v ls th: ctornj or calius and lore::i. "Get-It' Spell, "Finish" for Cr"a Soon, i:- a ro:-:t r-ady 1o fall off You r -! it jr:At a Ii'. - v lf ftinvI t it off twi: tiana an .'inver. Youjt don't !v(-n ftol *'.. C,)-> '-a the-r- ih no uI rt left i t. .IM ions hat'- Iroved Ith (.ael- st :urrtzt, naft'.st and most pleas. ant rnwthod. ''O~t-I" hr- n'ev'-r faing t.uar ant,:c.d onn y b r trn (' -~or - tstS but a tr11- at any1 dV(rI 1r(-:. .Tfl by 1. La, -A nr-e A: & 'o. . jhi -1 1). Sold in Laur -ns and r:commended as th wor1ld': b . r 'uoody by Eu -k bru' 'o . Ps,,; in Irit You I)o More Work, You :.rr; hhror- firrbitious and you get more enj'yrro. at w-n of Cverything wle your bo di i( goo'd corditiort. Impurities in the blood have an vry depressing effeer on th- ;ystern, caising weakness, lazin ss, netr v:>usne(:,S nnrd siehnes",. (IROVi'S TASTEiIiSS Chill TONIC ret:.re*s -.nerr.y and 1 Vitality by Purifyitig nri inrhim th,.- Jib)d. When;i you fed itt 3rv:rWthlening;, inv'.igtr,ratinjg effec(t, see how It h c, - i:r to h, ch-eeks and how it irprovfes .t arIpetit. yoi will then nypreJiciat( itU trj tonic value. (ROVFi'S TASTELIESS Chill TONIC is 1ot. a atent ruedicine, it. i simply ION and Q NINi stspoended inl Syruj. So i ifa t evezn children likre it. Ihll blendA neC(ds Q(u a inine to Purify it anld IRON to Eirid it. Thete rejiable tonic prop crties irever fail to dri'.ve out imnpuriti(es im the br'eod. The. Sitreng.tl-Crceatin Prg over of (ROVE'S TASTI.I. S Chll TONIC Ia marile it the fa v't. tonit: in housand of hoimf::,. More than thirty-five years ago, folks Woild i'le a ono. disrtunee tr. Pet (ROVI.S TAS'lIl ,)i Chill T " .N IC wen, a mrnbnihr o their f-a ily hardi Mhltiria or nedded n body-buil in, -t ren-gtIh-givini) tonic. 'he formnuij. ii just t'. he samet ,iny, and ytu ra . it f:armr aiy drug store. (P: . r b . L G''~ - I 1'1 ) 4th NA'Ight SRedpath ~Chautau qua ( SOPIE READ has written and 1ec Stured to a clien S teie that numbers millions. I 9 " Human Nature and Politics " is a H great lecture ~ ~" based on a long M and understand- Y ing knowledge of K fhuman nature as it is. I SJust One of 15 I SBig Attractions 4 SEAAON TICKETs $2.75 Piue 10% Taxi Chautauqua Week Here May 17th to 24th LUCKY FIGURE "9" Almost Makes One Be!ieve in "Science of Numbers." Question May Well Be Asked, Is There Any Connection Between Number Nine and Gold?-Sta tistics That Are Interesting. A rugget, weighing 173 ounces. hns be(eIi dug out in the Belglar: Congo. This is on- if the hirrgest nggets ever fournd out-isiee Australia, anl this w "fild" of Afg'I 4dri ;ohl is said to be ar: :z~iao:ty rich. It i.-,. f curs, a coir~ie n.e. vet a very urious one, retmarks a write-r in 1.on'lon .\r 's'r-. that all the gre:at 'wols .%i ',li\- hl *ii tIi Ina .vT) irsi trasia8! w~lith the Tgure' "O'.1T. fa-' ru us G ~ r ia ::il fiAlS at .- ,tter's vr. 6k% v. : ! i iri 1" 8'. ,1 1 - T rsi iI' iiter cninei tll: lis ('overy ,f cld itn Austraia , nral !in the !.-ry-a y ir In iri ih'I UIlil h :n.Th , uh to .\ustralia wns really the~s hjlainn~i of the gr":ct lihlanel con-* tir nt'i v;ieo'r as it dorniniioii of tle lIriti-h o'ni re. In 11-()!i the fairnous Conistock lode ws'i oa'lwn1 pll an(] provel the ris:hest ever ll'<: r i teill United States. TJe! yvar 1570 saw the Arizna gold fineLs and the great rush to the fanous towi of Torilbstoni,. In I%! thie a1li'nost e(ually linpor tant elgigs of Clover creek, in South ern Ctlforila, wvere opened up). Here IIe volll wvas jus btelow the surface, and itige forties were pleed up. III 1u0j0 history relmated itself. 'iat wia s tle year wirien the world first hIe:a I of the ariiin ing riehos of the Klondike, In [II when t le great rush b i l t' fir iretl . The Yuloin ldI uis n h-c thist youar a l hineitrk ra tihl- hi'stiry c g' irl vligging. Th' your 3'io .anin V the ye:ir nl v.icht Ilit ih 4 t'silornhin elsovere'l h:;. t -h' los <t a -itable inoull - s r anaaaof -! Th irs t. i lisov' r w s rN I1 t I I ' ,i r 1r-4 -I - k. w i -r1 ins- .i s ' . vn 'h of ii lreek y e a t . th of tpil to tho ton. .\rl ou in 19 0.coww., the9 netw'; ,f 'H7 !i Illr la the ll- at of T. - : ! . -. th4- 11 e i of th- truth ,:' o; rs- .Il. of It I5 -ll ' e l' "'Sil of .1 * .'. rs' ija . sf the~ 1 n ay Ceei t !i- i I I'' t;j\4- (-asijn * Il tr s fr-o rr) li . ::I ,,a! Ihw -:n t. Th: r as - ow a.;In v liii i hioli:. rh v. nilh vbi, Ihi t Ia ih - hae-c' who5 :.1.- att ie l byv outi of th 'a ii st '-<e ill finuat einenI t era v:. IIt is n 'wisl, he ' .I -. I, ",-I Ih' . r l ll Such thIeF jl'sr M'a l-e o till- the-ai 1<c liiy lsir;:'. 1it ) It. I r 1.1n1 1 : tanin t la-ip won4uy r - clc'r'ina whyeV if th ia "'wicra c-" lhire re ir le. the-s' 'A I I I ra 'tiil i! p.1 Ice ls-li'. i ti - I r-s Io rolli In rivenw . NoDw We Eat Mermaids. unbl eco a~or i .;-r h'a-. Ibrv l il a r i I . r 1 . t Ia r inln* ira ibi w :t r tlre o'.li h! I s tailbethc rrlly nost:'i.n. . li r A Tur inIt .l turyt' or lr uar ofi t i~s yor ity :, i week oftr the sev IIi n ri theor 'lritcl rr. t ia te n ext'a I'w' f'ou lahile intc '' ~ Ithe iih we ter fext . a' n raltb r anes of Apr||,c' 1'rc l. Another l e' cl wouh ten he rIu'i (Int e riiisen ' .-insto be si li ng 's'ssIa thatui ini .rrra''ii lpite of ihe <h- ' i- teno s o melri-l IV I';ne ''icn resatnr t he '. p' i-,c ernaieiil' th r wort.. i wI fo aisc . good Theu ter :y Ial' -osc ryic'' i rayi': we 4likrtri (iriv c i i he i i 'I ha es onic .<:' e \ a i his'a fa efrie' rs.sii tI r. r I e ' unfrin l lr tha e w ules'nsic tha e bth les~ for 1i rileee's I htif ' h ecnyr w tel one rtillci s vel'ee woui 'sa v it fe r 10ji tlents.e iii.r 'sV t into e5 fohnir, g e irern y I ' M h. l fc er h t w l rond hOsneok, ake, hyn Crachkst 'dhl' ng li~ le''lui tdenry. ) quicl e rplieel ith e'a ouset lee-Ho sprrin s)rte A rn idew Thmane rsse tis'veie -tee t e'1 ROMANCE BECKONS TO ALL According to Theatrical Star, Men and Women Never Really Forego Their Childhood Dreams. "We ire all more or les3 only grown up boys or girls," Mr. Ditrichsteln said l4 an Interview given recently to a New York Eveniig Suit reporter. "The less grvwn up we are the more we enjoy life and the thrill of living. It Is this joy of hurnani experience which makes the stage possible and whieh particularly aids the actor of melorlrata. "Thlie life of the roving buccaneer of adventure or the suave cavalier with his rornantic conquests is deniledi to mnost of us," Mr. lDitrichstein snid til most sWyly, "but there lives i9i us all the le-irre to do the rash. inpossible and delightful thiigs of ourt great he roes of fi':tlon. Tie wisfn.*l, colorless little 1i1 ?Riu see ont tie corn rnuters' tri Ita. w-hIo tolls by day over hIs prosale b aoki :id fIgure-. iols-ibly rily be a d'.\rtn'iar. or a D)on QuitIxote within the I tinfinite realin i f his nocturnial lrinagiliflonl. Th,- shop .Irl durling the !aylight hours rany 1e! thet( rein earnioon of Cleopatra (ifr II('len of Troy over ai librtary b'ok dluring the evening. Sihe rIly practicoe before her mirror the walk wnl inann er of a Eu ropeani quteen anid, In ext renIe cases, where the finaigiraition buoys hope to the highest point. even go so far as to think of hierseilf a a qucen of the movivs. "It is not too much to say," Mr. Dit riehisteln said, with a sly twinkle of his b(eanenering eye. "that even the famous 'tirei tusiness mnan' is occa slonially subject t'> hope that there Is sonething In life rinore ronantic and exelting than tilie eitting of coupons an1d worry over the high cost of ste Igra nhers :0u1 other business conn modilties." Iiiseipie4 of "the troot ol (ays" wheri ni-:i t(] %%nlwi(- ran free-(; when dasht~ing-' 'ln virs 1,1un11:4- through the guarthan 1n(1t to tie ristle walls ; elil onriari- till- 1-:1y (if tho-Ir lio iarts' rie sir 1away thlrouygh tIlle illoorlit lanes (If ihw whSiPIerling! foreIsts and l inntehler till-"r Inne1vs a1ir*t114- bravest4 Inel ,if the- wnwtny fori-s- simnply for fthe joy of a gal 1nt Ii ht. or to av nlive : h:i ly'vs hlonorj-- If suchl, av oe1urailta tli the ruel. h~lr s r is thel. H1:n4l40orn pf the41 ore!"-stJ14 ra Iio- e llvry wli-rever Spread of Copra industry. I'r1111 Iio th i ] :Il - i ,hlil s, IhI( vajst grfo)v4,i (if tll- el- n.c nut1 0:1 1alm in the. l'h lip ine we o~t utljijz4e( ink . (oIn-. or' lfll :-111 3 e, hilt 0 ,ti11t that t hil- a ir I fi ll ' il Ailniili lrought ovr Ul p 'o f. I .lrhil I .UIprt I fI tI I g - limre 31111 thei - op-11I1 of .\ lnila1 Mid bui-I'll wer hou tilh. process of eon. VF1,011 that 11ll1o thlt t1,ilng of voplra rpren- d rap i In 1 -14 . hil . to at hik of properill IrllnZati onl andl Slit nhto In fill, I-4 l t 4 141 11 1 1 1,1 - Ill*% up1 to thll 'toh, r1-1 (if 1. ills tricts :1111 h 1 ' ilpp.o V l s w - - 4 'lur in1' ht ' 1 1' pr$t . I b r I 17 -n Ily 3 t .. I13- tie hi-lIvr ha' I th' . uilh :- I i i in lJ4, ' 31m Inh II11.l: - n l a Il fl rli III 11 rn i tloty.3N1. 1)'iln~ I Mrelianh Ufu hM aielants.r;in h ill' ibftl anytt her Ili i r l .S O si I''The ll :.'s nti ul 1(1 III-ls 114, upl to l~las hIer tlcil fta w ip Inl Iiga ' t i ( ns ,I gtin e" the 'l t i trblt t her. i t "Twolti 0 h otl fetif thate lis11 enough Nowe'l sthdo.(1otlistl of e nexl tt WheX ' onthe ovey(grl h11.a fTie u rs inri 'eii pn 5ts re ii~ tr fbt 11 renchApi retl'~' tip bes vrce, Mal ne.i11 brown fuile, ufl Laititnnr in VI i repelin l1utrCiIIs-Finelr, ie horie n(I an0 Nrwy-oletnhu'.f)fH Make Arrangements to Attend the GYPSY SMITH, JR. EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS Laurens, S. C. June 6, to July 6, -1920 You Are Cordially Invited to Attend ij.! I. n tyt e n UA j j N shoul be exr\eAnfiihn hm rv .\\\ f Winthllee ando expes, schlpls floors Masl kept ssen ctod b usin oact b o w Withes~te care ond epse, sucgh"Plse floors ar- asiy ke t nsldi You need no experience-simply follow directions given on each can, and you will obtain a high, brilliant polish cf great beauty and durability. Pee Gee Floor Wax can be successfully applied on all wood surfaces furniture and lnoleum. If cracks appear in the floor, due to shrinkage in the wood, Pee Gee Crack Filer should be used. It fills In and makes the floors level and smooth. Ask for Free Booklet-"The Modern Method of Finishing Wood," also for set of wood panels finished with Pee Cee SpecifAcalpn Varnishes, or write direct 6b Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., ?ncoworate. Louisville, Ky. - LAURENS HARDWARE COMPANY Laurens, S. C.