The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 19, 1920, Image 10
Wom Down, Out of Heart
Georgia Lady, Worn-ouf and Tired, Tells How She
Was Hlelped by Ziro.' 11ron Tonic.
HE personal ex,)erience of .Mrs. "We heard of-VIron, and from what
Nannie Phillijls, of Powder I read, I was sure it wouldi't hurt me,
Springs, Ga., is printed below in if it didn't help Inc. But after taking
ier own words: It, I found it really hel)ed me, and I
I' "I was in a worn-out condition. My sent back for more. I ato better, felt
Stomach was out of order. I didn't much :tronger. I ani suro Ziron is
sleep well. I was tired all the time. a splenlid tonic."
I couldn't half cat, and didn't rest , Many lieole, who are worn down and
Well at night. dishearteued, due t. stomach disordera
"I would get out of heart and blue. and n-rvou: ills, find relief by toning
I would feel like I was going to bo up thcir blood with Ziron Iron Tonic.
down In bed. Yet I kept dragging Toll your druggist you want to try
around. Ziron on ouir money-back guaranteo.
REAL ESTATE
PROSPECTS AND BARGAINS
We Have Thom Waiting
FARMS AND CITY LOTS
We Have Them For Sale.
SULLIVAN & MADDEN
Office Olk Robcrtsen Hotel Phone 419
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We Believe the Weaver to Be the
World's Best Upright Piano
Years ago ve first expressed this colviction. We
were strong and sincer in our belief th(en.
Now it is sliared so' idely y others that it has vir
tually become the general conisensus of opinion.
"Best in the World" is at rong phras but it is
fact that you constantly hear it applied to the Weaver
Upright IPiano.
atalogue and fill p'i-1;.,rs gladl sent on l reutiest.
O'Daniel & Reid
Clinlon, S. C.
an ever - ~.*day oei aytm n
arag-oronprga.I-esr
Perapstenee acui To apay
most - perhaps the popular song hits
furnish your kind of entertainent
or perhap~s you like band and orchestra
music beCst. Whatever your taste, the
Qblumnbia Grafonola will gratify it to
your heart's content. Every record is
perfect in its clearncss and sweetness.
Comec in andI enjoy a Columbia enter
tainment this week.
WILLIAM SOLOMON.
RELIABLE JEWELER
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* -Been Down to Charleston (1) *
Captain Alfred W. Horton, one of
the likeliest young men in Spartan
burg, went down to Charleston last
wveek to help intsaii the Rotary Club
recently organized In that town and
came back home fairly bubbling ovrc
with enthusiasm for Charleston, act
ually the solidest City in the South in
financial strength and potentially t he
greatest siaport oil the South Atlantle
coast. lie had an idea that Char
leston was a dead town: he found
that it is the friski est Ihing his eyes
eve r' saw; he went donVII there pos
sibl toy (o scoff. h-- came back here to
lrim5', ald iv talk''d about his adven
lture so eItertainin.:ly the other dla
thlat at omr retiues t hle has redlIteed
5ome11, of h!S impor'essiols to avriting for
ulbi-atiomi in The .lourinii a.s follow,:
".\s luost of ul- frml the 'i erior.'
I hiad alway.s thoimght of Chlarlestonl
as 1win1: aho't the dwadest nlace In
hI. vorbl. I was very much surprised,
ih r.-fore. :o sto lots of evidence of
r 'al r. One of tie first things
h I 'a4harlestonian tells yol about is
the new $31141.060 hotel that has been
S ta rt (. 'Ihell Y 01t observe for your
self the improvement Iin the street
paveients, a good lliny of tle old
streets being now well paved, annd prac
tically all the new ones. Then they
show you the do velolpment on the east
(rn side of Colonial Iake, where a very
pretty setion of town has been re
clainend froni tle waters of the---(Ash
lcy, 'oopcr or Atlantic Ocean, I know
not which!)
"'l* Standard Oil Company develop
ment, wlicl represents anl expenditure
Of $1oI-.0.l , or molr, Ileanls tlat the
ralilliolisl being turned loose, and the
new leople to (0ome1 in to 111111 the plant
will materially boost Charleston. On
(Iut, fail lhei, theiry 5how you the' n1ew
or'~-1'( teranlsercedb the( G~over
in~u ari:I th- wa, an now readjfy
for voi l'ria !4,1.acw. I ha1d no ide-i
of n--. n o tiisproject. Theo nouan
inoh ::0h u1 alpparoently vxtv:nd
for rul anld Imil's. anlI are ( a , -;.
hioh1'llie tos u1pon t1ois of imlerchalldise.
Thev Gover mIa, Il lVII It .So I w.as l l,1
12o," :'I h:ls of Hil tr: in 1t1- war*
hl) ' , ald it looks as; if Illv w e
lost in the vastne's of 1. 0u ;lia .
To ,liow the siz' by tit uisi of co'in
parisoi : The Spartalnillunrg Count IY
Warellillses were lretly wIll taxl'I
to hold 241.0* bales of col ton this
rinall, anldN we know that tIny are
'(tty good sized bluiillings.
-Anoth -r phase of hIie prolgress of
CliarilsIon is seeni in tIll coimimiercial
activity. While I was tii're on of
l(- ollicer of a local bank (o(llme
Iluat hi, bank had just finiiisli.ln lloit
ing a $1,000,000 sale of shock, thn work
1 -in; dloll' in in: liourls lbi
'Another iing Ithat sirui k nu. w :
llie illisti.a - cou (.l v ff 1b1. (hIatrie
10 1na1.1. \ (- were tuel at1 1!14- trainl
an l fro'll till- lil e we I~a - ln: ii
I It, IlO paill -, e star. d to iii .
S ha e a rh I d 1ii!i 1 1 lien . \\ . o w' r
ill 'I i t; i . h a l a b ( ' ib, ! h"
olit ('alli n ('!'i\bl, th i.l ys l0''d
.(1 t( ha -rer hon 1hi-. flowa l: 2(r a 1 iin
lislain welbyte w i iul thoil a ibln
Iia is r-w &ir fofC~ progrss has.on.
Idii 'go oldtite days hmad of( theSrll
tirt e'ith ol Io~ the' orlliro ill
Anth tehing 2ther itriuck mXeiwis
eab 11148o "1l2the oungter~ busim..s
mlen oft~lill' 1 the aul (lb, her
oth ('unraocnser111)atie buhe- ma-n
erll(l Charl1eson, but~l fro.mi the 1 activit
lditp hella el thlw w ih whons 'i 1ame
inu 2111(1 I weeaIn sure i l(a ie ra
has1 ariedo tor((1 Chartlestory I
obsrvti oosid olii days had~5 now isse
tway n'.oI ' Inea would have urpred ta
toll is itr fromtd theee"interier" she
aveC't mitak (ersnll.li s baee flth
Alantlig Grelfan aftr yeasitnha een
Chlesgtonin" atil the It leubot
nCvelt ofnythin droag for agmnute."
tlont, ita og the genions "ofnct
Ilyoand-ha tere yng, Mggither
ithog reaono oub~s t thel t toi
wieawakve effrtsofg felorer of 01'
oberltlnths tan irssos.Ilt ow Cin
thle worldt the ieatcoul have1 ofored Its
lay nder Inbd' kll thieWr fatlChar ll
deolsadeade Claestwe hve never been
able. o underatand.~i~tI~ It It s been fin
gan(i Savannah bfor Cyears ~vithat 'een
helpi11vng 1agbilds upO (tef P ion
coutry ofiv lSuthI Carolesa fr t gera
tion, it was hrogh the fenusa of a1
t Ol 1 heveeots)ofl a form''il aert- o
ofs Cfarletn atte' Morgank~I lf Mofu
the city" are now building. A town
with a whitepopulation of about twen
ty thousand that did a business of
A 150.000,000 the year when all croakers
and slackers were saying that it wja
all over was doing fairly well for "the
deadest place in the world." A town
that has more than doubled its busi
ness in less than ten years must be
regarded as an active Competitor in the
race for coninierciaf primacy in the
south.. If the "most of us front the
'interior' " would go down to the City
by tihe Sea, the only city by the seza, -n
the South Atlantic coast, we should all
contie back ltotme with new iipressions
of what Charleston really is and of
how We Wiight turn it to good conimer
(1: 1 account in our own interest; for
ti- mioitntains and the sea are parts of
:1e ) Iie reat Commonwealth.--Spar
innCurg- .Journal.
No Worns In a Healthy Child
Al children troubled with worms have an ut.
healhy color, which indicates poor blood, and as a
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GRO\'E'S TASTELESS chill ITONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the ,!ood. lim
prow the digestion, and act as a Gonoral Strength
ening Togic to the whole rystem. Nature will then
th row off or dispel the worms, and the Child will o
.a verfect i alth. Pleasant to take, 60e per bottle.
Take Notice!
We have just received another fresh ship
ment of Watermelon Seed, the Buist Prize
Medal, in Bradford, Tom Watson, and the
Kleckley Sweet. The Best.
Putnam s Drug Store
801 Main St. Prescription Druggists Laurens
aIn au
INSURANCE!
Fire
Life
Liability
Automobile
P'late Galass
. Property Damage
SEE US
Barksdale & Roper
L. C. Barkcdalc Phone 409 R. H. Roper
The Supremacy
of Stamina
' More than a year's abuse hi
seven days and not a flaw
STAMINA! 5,452 miles in a week.. 32%
miles per hour, elapsed time. Continuous
day and night driving on country roads;
rough and frozen. This remarkable record
made by Ovedhand at Indianapolis is Just
another proof of Overland Serviceability
and the extraordinary riding qualities of
Triplex Springs.
The gasoline record at 32% miles
- S per hour was 20.24 miles per gallon
ADAMS MOTOR CO.
JLaurensu. 8. 0.