The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 22, 1920, Image 6
eads List. Senator Smith
'ied Expense AccounlIt Yt.
ton, Se"t. I18.-George War
ing to risk $3,806.50, m1or
his first year's prospectivc
the United States senate on
nce of winning the senatorial
tion in the first prinary Augnsi
uis amonilt places Warren a
.itJman inl the expenditures of
,arolina candidates thus far re
hi Washington.
tor Smith has filed an expelSt
t .of $138.65 for his expense pre
The first :primary, but has filer
and statement on that primary
II it Should have, been in (he
ay midnight of SeptembIer 7.Ih
:. Pollock, who spent $10 he.
-te first primary, and W. C. Ir-h
pent $1 12.0 I have filed no se.
tatements. Neither Sinith nor
n1 have filed stitteieits .kiin
3x pelses in I teir second rie
alissioni oil the hat! of i the foutl
cludes teI all a tun.- mtoI .
)t- of the lede(rat l Ilectiols law.".
i said here.
ept Jack II. Wih:n1 of c ar
rg, all thirteen vandid:tte'; for
anse from1 South t'arolinta have
he l (vst ary staternes. \'ilon
.01 stIt in 1. soco'd nse
nt.
sonl and .John ...bSan
ville. his stco( ssIl ppm .n'.
we only canldidates-\%h w a nlao vi
alny cot 1riti nills ' t i a:n
pro thanl an' oh:-hos1en
.and five ti nost:: IN.
ted ;topon m IN~ en!t*: l ol
onl,. Who palid ow:So
I j. Tr x r 1-0 Nr :n 1h 1 m1
You Do More Work,
ire more umibitious and you get more
ment ut of everythirig when your
is in good conditiont. Implurities ill
lood have a very depressing effeet Oin
ystem, causing weakness, laziness,
msness and sickness.
VE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
res Energy and Vitality by Purifyingli
Enriching tIhe Blood. When you feel
rengthening. invigrating effect, see
it brings celur o the cheeks and how
iproves the appetite. you will then
eciate its true tontio value.
VE'S TASTELIAESS Chill TONIC
t a patent medicine, it is siip!,
and QUININIj suspended inl Syrup.
lasant even children lie it. The
needs Quinine to Purify it and IRON
rich it. These reliable tonic prop
never fail to drive out impurit'-! r.'
Iood.
trength-Cr(ating Rcr of GIROV 3
VELESS Chi!! TeNIC hat. made it
ivorite tonie in thua-sof hun
than itirty-ive yeirs a0fo
I ride a longC *I " tnce t et G!!)V I
iTELESS Chil TO.NIC whn
nber of their annily hod lMa ria lr
led a body-buildin.. s14 t h-_ vi
e.r Tihe formula ip ju:t ihe '.amtt to
, and you cti 'et it from any drug
C. 60C per bottle.
IJUST ASK. YOUR
DRUGGILST FOR
RECU-MA
rOpr ratin whih
NN N\\'. I.\ ' E :I
.\ltdt ottnly of par t
hterbs amIi ba , co on
mtost tI [ k iu t'le udI a c
r'uy in tils .*. ulnt /:h - n
try.
hutns wamr iax at Powe~ l)ru. o.
aund all goodl drm:t store.
CHILDR ENt
SSTOMACil el4 B09:El
CmiP, mr .
J Af4T -FCAMENT
y6 ( u lfli ( (it .
. AOCK IL. .. C.
$2,2.31 MeSwaln $1,9415.05 and Tur- I
ner Logan of Cliarleston $1,002.80.
O)ther expenditures were far below.
icp1resentative James B. Byrnes of
Sand lepr(sentative 11'illly ,. 1
Roll of Kingstrce, who were unoppos
ed, returncd to the house without
spending a cent.
Fulmer pmid out $2,000 to one of
his caim...aign managers, S. J. ILa
phart, and suis of $660 and $200 to
another Imlana;!er, Sauel Owens, antid
$351.: for nlewspper advertising.
.\ann spent $175 for his party assess
inent, $4) for advertising, $20 for t
car ids, $1:h railroad fare, $168 hotel
bills, $.5,4 automobile, $13 telegrams.
The call iligli expenses of 't'raxler
iittded 0. W. Ilabb $6913, L. I). a
nier $291.15, C. 1). ',acker $15, .1. K.
White $S4, I.. C. Wharton $u1n, W. 11. t
Tiiler $6I0, and .1. II. Smith $241. Trax
lei's other inoney was spent, chiefly
for advetisilng.
. usetd all his mitolney for ad
veis i:. '.:eeut $:12.~,n expenlsts for
W. .\. .IeSwain, Jr., $2 expenses for
S. I,. (oldsmith, and $27 auto hime.
Wilson's $5Su wa.; given from lhe
fojlwinu- Sonrees: \\. A. Ilarm11on,. for
railvay c.irll n, $22M: John -'. .iller
iT. II. Sla:tery, $11: A. J. Allen,
~ Vt
. : . . ilack. I:t :.ames I i otr,
1, E% (' i lw oi. m :1: ( '' m ii
A. N-'. 1! %i. til- fo rth candidat filr.
ih pe~a tat V c 'G india' se;at. which
w) 1by I.\ w in. paI d mut : c
a!.radvertlisiln-,. C
A.J. l-I#\.*, *o e - nd .140hn \\ilII un .llv
n ." ;'l)I cr e lva: Sinlg Clarend1o n-1. anld
I . .:. i: vy. !-.', \\. Ib.IrI-unaII n.kI
.<:(i.!: andl .141hn1 1. Kentealy
il .!i f4r w k : 1 in (',u l:- l
. .' an 1n i: il: n ed i.': < ; I to
S .-i tilnd an las~ irt tt . tt'.
li . .xy of'ii i ti hg. iT-a :mii
~ ,t.!'loo -enii e - ( I'IE .I lSom..
h 1. i . :. :t.
\ . wh l-; t m hat
*'~. im tt.iled hIasw s e t, and
|-'G I T il,. (til I..
-1 i-' l t':,
\Wil- t loo.:lo n 1 (ip se S m
( 'S I i I -f , hl roh V i o i\ o tn s
7-o T v- i. m I. ; I.; a -I
of i, li Ic ofh Whir t I -
51) hn I im hit-, . ol it ond
nil boti(
FROM DR voltn..S
SittIt ttlmoll' ewm toe flankly. SohI
* I 110 1't'.i a hisaere ~nonnl
-T . T- i. , hEl:adwa
*1 i 11 lt ( ifodet. i th e4
- t'h ail a tr-n's~uC lt
ary bares n ari outo
it hi n -~ I! n i tii- 1 ti oul a -
XX n!i - ie n enti f ornl inent. At I
-t Imi 'ht eollicill of thell(I15gnfe
dts fr. ionres whomld itO willsee
Ii def .N 'I nile lof inher poition ont
v~is.ttone Kaerfanl tl
'Ii'onference !thlad hid atency lin a
di n :i ing ale 1111 tonfronted wito
Lini -aoni: peraonda hadol within li
.i --etP I No . I no ke "hitaitn.' t1
Ilfli, an henat :: c"lrc, " ti e atholl
h t adt al'nd core wnatue to
(Irht in~mi : the dryaaBeaoa nfrace
didae for senaton a vote of Con-Q~
hheand a I. llies, slcuhport, cpan-I
anJTe il re lenthnt dped byerh on-tu
louse selected .by the leIgue as the
dbject of its attack, the list showed
xeprescntalive PoterI, Pennsylvania,
halIrn:an f the hiouse foreign atf
airs con nittee.
MUll'1'H CAlROLINIAN
SUES FOR MIJAMAES
1r. Hugh '. Boozer Asks Large Sui
For H ospital Suiperintendent.
New York. ETypt. 20.-Dr. Hugh T.
loozer of South Carolina filed a $25,
'00 slander suit in the stipreime court
diy ayalnst C2ha rles 13. Bacon, Su
Verliteideit of the city hospital on
llackwell's I slid. Di. -13oozer ac
epted a position in tie city hiospitalI
a :'C erfeet his profesisoial trailnilg.
il le there Ie said .\l r. I lacont made
he stateien t Ilat Ie was solicitinlg
usilessS fromn the patients and that lie
aIs not ilt to be inl the losiital.
.r. ihieuon, it is alleged. also threat
!led to bril. cluarges against the Ihy
ici:an i' he did not leave tle institi
oi an:1 also that he wottld prevent
i. Iloozer from iecomin" assciated
ith any other hiospiutl. Di. lioozer
tild that he subseqmiut ly obtained
s vis with St. .lolihn', hospi al 1 and
\ Wyckoff lIights hi Btlirook
I. and he v-as emul(aild ed to sovev hi
- :0. ii of - \i r. B:Icom .
Coldo Cause Grip and Influenza
AXA'IIVE BROMO QULmNE Tablets remove the
tuse. There is only ono "Bromo Qufuine.
.W. GROVE'S aigna uro on bo. 30c.
for Constipation
It flushes the di
gestive tract,
gently but surely.
Ajsafe, natural
acting herbal
laxative. It
removes- the
waste matter.
S -A
AT YOUP. DRUGGIST
How Fine
Whether it be
a man's hat is alwa
Why then shot
intimately affectinj
The Fall Stets<
tip to the man who
tiinie and here is th
STETSON
HATS
I . - ---
enma AM 4 S #aM
SOMETHING ORIGINAL
This Radnor is the last word
in style. A genuino shell cor
dovan with every detail of fine
custom shoemaking.
$10.00
Do you stand square
support? Is there the c
offyour feet? Are youi
vour feet feel fit? If 1
Waik-Overs fit like the
There's a manly, stand
YOIULL LIKE T
A! Fe:-we'd--th- bik
wmo:):- vleshoes t
/ i~~~e *': l'.v.
-- d wvith WVu!
I~~ \.. C
$12.
Well
toSe Mn h
a oko rein ewe re
tod Seeyaman Wfeett h
r his features.
>ns are here in a liberal assortrn
knows quality and our successf
e place for Hat Satisfaction.
STETSON QUALiTY MARK I
A COOD PLACE TOa 'I
N
'tand Up and Try This
y-on yotir feet? Do your heels feel
omfort of tread-room across the ball
- toes able to play around a bit? Do
hey do, you are in the right shoes.
it--even the extreme style models.
-up look and feel about them.
HIS THE RESTOE
,eller English walking fast last.
s Fall. A stu rdy long-wear Walk
SffTct. Over shaped to the foot. A
Ii Ce. broad tread with a lowarch.
-Over A nan's ideal shoo in the
hi-hestgradeRussiaViking
0
$15.00
Clardy Co.
II
s4 Hat Becomes Him
Lds1 or the casual glance of strangers,
e appearance of his headwear--.so
ent of shapes and colors. This is a
ali fitting reputation---that now is the
N EVERY HAT
NO NAME
RADE H-A TS