The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 19, 1921, Image 2
To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a
cough medicino which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
Croup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.
The bealinng effect of Hayes' 1lealing lioney in
skie the throat combined with the healing effect of
Grove's o-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores of
the skin soon stops a cough.
Both remedies tre packed In one carton and the
cost of the combined treatment is 35e.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES'
HEALING HONEY.
Hastings Seeds
1921 Catalog Fvee
It's ready now. 116 handsomlysr il
lustrateid IMes of wor'th-while SiC
anld garden1 news. Th'lis nefw enItaltig
we bihv( , is th tnost val i kua l s ,
book 'ver ltIldished. it kOntabu
twelity full ags (f tlt' mOSt 11o IILL
vegtables aidi flowers in their n:tu
ral ol it fint-st wor k of its iiin'.
vor attem p'wd.
With our h tgrp i Illustra tion.;
anld color pictulre- :&h'> troinl phioto
griaplis. w shvw you h
grow w ith Ill li;t :: ' - 'd tve 1 *
tore you ordri s- T e i.
phinin - a yr m it s u i l in tr
aI d :ubirt .e It \w. c7 no to y r
by rturni n l nd you will be inilu1
glad you1' ve ;got it.
llsig'.seeds art! tho Stanidar"
of Ih:- '1ut 1an1 theoy have the ar.
ust ttail lorder sel iouse inl the woi
back of thimi. They'vI got to ho til
best. Writ. now for the 1921 cats
log. It 1 absolutely free.
H. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDSMEN,
ATLANTA, GA.
SWa
Very
Weak
"After the birth of my
baby I had a back-set,"
writes Mrs. Matfle Cross
white, of Glade Spring,
Va. "I was very ill;
thought I was going to
die. I was so weak I
couldn't raise my head to
get a drink of water. I
took . . medicine, yet I
didn't get any better. I
was constipated and very
weak, getting worse and
worse. I sent for Cd dif." P
TAKZ
CW
MAI
The Womradns To~nie
S"I fcundl aftron bot
tIe of Cardu lwa im
proving," add Mrs
Crosswhite. "x ot
tics of Cardui and . . . I
wa cured, yes, I can say
mie. I behav;e I would
have died, had it not been
for Cardui." Cardui has
SbeenI found 'eaneficial in
many thousands of other
cases of womanly trou
blcs. If you feel the nieed
of a godd, strengthen
ing tonic, why not try
Cardui? It may be just
what you need.
All
Druggists.
Helped Fal,
"Ziron Did Us Both G
of Nore
I Tis a well-known medical fact, that
iron is a necessary constituent of the
blood, and that blood lacking Iron Is
the cause of many troubles that only Iron
will cure.
Ziron, a'scientifIc compound of iron
with oilher valtuable ingredients, Is the
remedy to take when your blood needs
more iron, and your system requires a
tonic. Ziron is mild and harmless, does
not stain the teeth, and Is good for chil
dreni as well as adults.
Mr. P. 0. Gentry. of Norene., Tenn..
SENATE DIlRECTS SECRETARY
TO CEASE REOLUITINO
Riesolution Directs'0Hold-Up in Rleerult.
Inite 1ntil Army is Cut to 150,000.
\\'ush in lon, Jani. i-1.----Ove' the Ipro
Ie~i of* t1 1aCjority (f its military
affairs comi ! Itt'ee, tlh!e Senate today
passed a resolution directing the secre
t,:ry (1f wall to cease;( arm ecritingl
iitil the size of the regular army Is
(.111 doin to 1.0,I000 mei n.
:SIator l'helan. l.i'l-moIrat of Call
riauii. afr'r the aoijournment or the
: 4 nte n tCIied \'ice M4re Cid t.\lar
shall that he woild aik the Sen,11ate to
nrw f ICC!a reconrsidpC delatiion of tihe
rn t; g!-rolnld that 'hie At0f
hzafl not 111 1" fully inform, di concern
redliit (ion.
ShofI (Ci Ph! h-l i l ini hi
enldt'avor1 to bring "boul relide m
: tm, - im ill go to the
C - \\'ulsw rth of thll :\ili
: T, Id not a1:1
f ri ll <mwrI ! to e
I 11." y ( ) ",
link ra t aniex ntive W ::on wit Ih
t: C I ry a1If I i .o:mll Cit t ju t
h )I.(. the conv n) i 1 f (1, iwl Senate,
jecte I InIy Iri s cut in I ho
: * Cte 2 (.000 las the i n 01 ium
i v , I7 t I C . Ii .11 C ir;tII c r 4 It i I I ,
I 1' CC I IC' CI CC i It . i l1i ill1CCli
Sctn:tor New, Rloublican of Indi
ana.a meber of the military af
fa iirs comli tt M e, who introduced I th
original reduction res(olition, declared
that lie did not consider the 150.n011
limit "either expedient or safe.' while
Chairman WadsAworthi expressed oppo
sition "to what is a very drastic redel1
tion of ou1r 1111litary establishm ient."
Senator Dial. Democrat or South
Carolina, asked if the number or of
ficers was affewted, and the chaliml 'ian
respondd that th1e "only Way to (11
Charge o(licer'i' is by death. or court
martial for diihoniorable condCilt, or
haddbt.
Several anndients regilating the
application of the refduction Cyere
adopted. tihe. 'inst important of
which to maintain all serviciCs oin an
eIual basis, (eqIlivallit to .,:, 1-2 per
cent of tll# total strelngth in eac,
branch conltemllplatCid by x 11irlly
reorganization statu es. .notliC r w ild
nilithorize the discharge o;' a!Cy cjnlist
ed man ininC his 11111catio , if ai
prm ( d by 1 '11ihe se'.retary of v.ar. 'iClm
mlli Itt e e imill. s wv, el en h1. e IIn
abot C, :I. a w li i l, y
1 ~ f. CI ~ l I 1 dI tI ' .(. ,I C d
lm i rfC th 11v ri ol ti n b in ii Ix
i on to 1.5 f.t a CII Ib no- k m h
u- A
I<'0p the' liver 14ndC k Cdo y ini
I eni on.!141 T I
l. i.TO.ii . 1
Ias . of c n tp ti1.: .
IC1 t i! Sh-aimt o 1- Ci. C I~Ib
stoma)ch'l, diffusing it C . i ihro'l'h
the sysitemi.
Your1i dru'iggist sells [Dr. HI l'on's
Life withC aL "Sattisfation Cr momCCCCv
(Colds and influenzai arC 1'Cce
rully tr'eated by using .\lurra',s
.toreChoiund .\lullein anid TaC in! con..
junction with Dr. If ilton' I if1.
Maninued by ( 1
MURICAY IltIO 001.i.Y
Columbia. S. C.
zer and Son
?od,'' Wi es Mr. Gentry,
fze, Tenn.
writes: "Zir'n Iron Tonic has madec good
in my family. 1 have used it to a very
great advantage to myself and my 14
year-old boy. It did us both good, I
think It is a good medicine for what it la
recommended."
If yottl arc pale, weak, tired, feet down
an-:I out, take Ziron. It will put f ron into
your blood, and should help build you lup.
Get a bottle from your druggist today,
and give ZIRON a fair trIal. Sold by
him uinder a mioney-back gaarantee.
Asck him ahot it. Hie wvill tel1 yu.
EKOM NEWS *
Ekomi, .lan. 1HI.-AVe are glad to see
the bright snlishi ne again this inorn
ing after a gloomy railly day or two.
.lt's. L. C. ullbertson is still on the
aick list.
DI. I)rayton Cooper of Jackson,
.\I is. is on a visit to relatives in this
ec tiion. Mr. Cooper left, this coointry
twenty--hI yatrs nao. lie is look
ing well ond iL doing velI ill hi; .\ is
.i.n::ip i hom e. .\ll his kinifolks are
-o glad to have him -with hllem again.
.\16. \L 'io l'ils and Sister, .1 i ss
.\laqgio ('olvy visitd .\rm U. E. Cul
1. rtsIon a::d Famnily last Th u rsday.
'ro'. \\. i'. Cu iburison and wife
and litt't. .\ar." NEll Adams spenlt the
weekni" ru t h ir.Jennie ILiainilton
atid family.
.Mr. J1. 11. .\itchell and childron of
the Trinity--lidge seclion s:ent Satur
iay nigh-t ith Air. and AIlts. Ga
(;irsnd Sunday with Mrt. T. .1.
OPm r ind faniily.
il C t ! : ( famtily I hav e
- h \ :drE Ovl' \i .\!ill
S . ":r. w her, .l\lr urt
1011m ved h t) Court.
.\!r. ..\. it. i a w p nt oiw after
- t I .- T. .1. 'uop0 r 1 :1( t w. ('Ik.
.\E ::lE~i'iE:l y l and daugh ter, . i
MU.le \rs. t.any COoper and .\liss
l " ,' ilr w Str cnllers al th hlioml e
w, mlrs. b ui~ ulhrtson ~\londay after
.\il-. ('ai* ('illh rison and .\r. E-'ugene
('Own'r m1:tde a . ies trip to Greenl
wo. d l,1A w.-.
ILittle.\lse Sarahl and Julia Cuk
hert: mn of 1!hv Center P'oint se-ction,
Yilent Futurdhty night. with their aunt,
0is 0 Aal0nill0on.
.IONES NEWS. *
* * * C e 5*555*5 e 5*5e ee
Jones, Jan. I.5.---Another member of
my father, Capt. Mat Jones', Company
of the Civil War, .lr. Robert. Nash, of
Mein a, recently passed away.
Mr. Drayton Cooper, after an ab
sence of 28 years In Jackson, Miss., is
visiting relatives and frien(Is here.
lion. T. .1. 13eachai left for .the leg
is latire last Alonday.
Mr. Frank 1). Jones Is visiting his
sister in {'olun mhia.
In the death of 1r. 11. 1. Alken of
Lauirens the Slate lost one of Its best
citizeli. li common with all of his
fri nds we syiipathIze tenderly with
t he famil i In hi s t ragic and u ntiliely
d artrie.
Capl. King i repa'rIng \\'e Shoals
brilm..
Sher!T i -idof 1'.utronis wasf. at\ar
:. \ atlt Itr li'rring, after a pro
d m vi :i: 1) 1.- Im7rvints, Dri. and
. . . TowtttC .1010- , hta.; rkokuIrled to
\e w n v -rry to h...a..r of the
ro''nu dthttl of liev. t \ m E .\loor andi
sypatiz~ with his faitly.
\\ rce:y met& the followilng
feh'il : d. .1. De'llas. Pre'ton1! llevor'e
Ii. I )tfnnt'n, of lboyds Alill; iobert
: ith a a l St V-te Brow , of Ilii ls;
and Pre 'lstn In IIhI andi oulr nephew,
".m~eil- XVI. \ ilons, of E-koia.
\\X awoE yeteda oring to) find
( nt'o the hetaviest slets we ever saw.
H l'n'iE hit.Ut*Wiiil1tTTilllvlb
!a for1ItWa tw Th il t WillOlw byll
2 eI i tius e ilne Prferls iif ant b. t
t'n ille. 40- 1, . n itluh . tramn
ht'i~v. : tli-relaw his mt.ionu for .
ll: h a, nd anmndned t o tl mercy
hylI U ltde wasrge'dy Pi toreie
snte e ia oindr oft isk tifhat Intard
ao r tin th!CftOh oIie state penieniry la
tentilary, he lhe termitztedi to serve his
se Itene on thle chal ingang here, where
lhe won idt be nca r hiIs failly alnd his
agedI mother This11 request, earnestly
Itleaded for b~y Itramnett's Cornfsei and
stronigly )Iopol by f'olicitor Martin,
wast conisidIered by Jiid.'e Priince, who
afte r del iberat Ion, sen tene.-.l Rramlectt
to r'arve In the state peniocntliry, but
Inttdodr a provlslion that "in the e'vent
the pthysician of the penitentiary and
the. ~i uperintendent of the insane asy
ium un-iitet in a c erttIh(!ate that you have
entire! y l'rovered'( your mnenta ibai -
an te, you inny3 bc,, on reel test of t he
'iu ;ervtorl o)f tGreenviiile 'oilunty, t rans
ferreed for halird 1 :ihor 111on1 the publ)1Ic
works of saild colit!y for' the r(emind ioer
HYOMEIj
Ends Catarrh or rnoney back. Jigt
breathe it in, Outfit includes inhalet~'
metra bnitlen anil cn ,tjpq,,
FOUNI) DEAD IN BED,
HEAD SLASIED WITH AXE
Wife of .Iudge Price, Prominent Merl
dian, Miss., Man Tells of Horriblo
31 urdel'.
Mferidian, .l iss., Jan. 14 -.-ANfra.
Nloody Price was able tonight to givel
a 11100 coeirilt account of the 111111
der of her husband, Judge Price, whose
body was found in bed beside that of
his wife this morning, with his head
hacked an1d imungied by the blade of I
an axe, ten blows 'having been dealt
him by two intruders, either one which
wolid have :uroven fatal.
lie' screams attracted her son -and
dalughter-in-kny, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Yaulbrough, asicele on an u pper floor.
Yarlirough hrried downstairs, where
he found Mirs. Piice in the hallways
and Judge 'rice lying upon tle bed,
!:ortally wounflded, the bloody axe onl
lie floor. Telephon e wires had bicen
ciut.
AeCordill- to .\l rs. I'rice' who was
doat one blovw b-y the marauders as
hi .iluped from 'the bed screainule
wI.heni her i:-band was; Il~tackud, she
was" renlidered unconscious from tihe
bb .or faJil"d throug!-h rnh. She
Ind .1udge Price Were awakenied I,v ?
nlir 'i ld as they 4et 1;1( ill bed I , 1'th y
r biided by a flashi ight, and stie
ws onilmy ahl to distinguish the out
ines of Iw) forms.
'olice investigation revealed 'that IL
crow-bar had been used to force -an en
I raice through the bath room1 window.
On the rear porch were found the
trousers of .uldge Price, two revolvers
and a purse belonging to Mrs. Price.
A bloodhound was placed onl the
trail iat noon, wiich led east or the
(i1y, along a circuitous route, but the
trail was lot wlen it reached a public
highway four miles fruom the scene of
the murder A coroner's jury began an
investigation late today, but it Is stat
ed that no light has been thrown on
the murder Tho' investigation will be
resiued * tomorrow morning.
Judge Price was formerly United
State seommissioner here and deputy
clerk of the federal circuit court.
WOMAN'S CASE AMAZES LAURN.NS
A business man's wife could not sew
or read,-without slarl) pains in her
eyes. For years her eyes were red
and weak. Finally she tried shiple
Iwitchhazol. camphor, hydrastis, etc,.
'as mixed in laavoitik eye wash. The
result produced by a single bottle
amazed everyone. We guarantee a
V11ni bottle Lavopitk to help ANY
CAF+', weak, strained or inflamed eyes.
Aluminum eye cup Fil.IE 'N. Putnam
Drug Store.
The Most Profi- T
table method of 6
Saving
Matures
Subscri
Payment
$1.0(0 Per Month C
Yeilds $100.00 at
Maturity
Hold Your Cotton For Higher Prices.
Conservative Loans Ma-d on
Cotton Consigned to Uo.
Cotton Factors and Brokers
Greenville, S. C.
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